davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

odprla vrata inflaciji, proti ka-
teri je tudi predsednik Truman
v svojem zadnjem govoru resno
svaril.
Unija, kakor znano, zahteva
$500 mezdnega zvisanja ma uro,
medtem ko obstoji Wits, da bo-
do jeklarske korporacije ma kon-
ferenci, XII sc snide danes,, pre-
dlagale $1.2O poviska.
Kaiser-Frazier Co. podpisala
kontrakt avtnO unijo
Drug svetal pojav ma indu-
strijskem obzorju je podpis kon-
trakta med CIO unijo avtnih
delavcev in Kaiser-Frazier CO. v
Detroitu. R. J. Thomas, XII je
podpisal "a unijo, je izjavil, da
je podpisani kontrakt oznacil "a
"vzorno pogodbo.'
Pogajanja "a korporacijo je
vodil znani veleindustrijalec
Henry j: Kaiser, ladjedelniski in
jeklarski magnat z zapadne oba-
lie, XII je med vojno dosegel sko-
70 neverjetne rekorde V gradnji
ladij in incl vseskozi najboljse
odnosaje z delavskimi unijami.
Nova korporacija predstavlja
|spojitev Kaiserjevih interesov
Graham Paige Co. in DO obrato-
vala velikansko tovarno Willow
Run v Detroitu, katero je ku-
pila cd Wade. Med vojno je ONE
memo tovarno obratovala Ford
Motor Co.
Kontrakt med unijo in Kai-
ser Frazier Co. doloca okrog
80 procentoy mezdnega povisa-
MIA in vsebuje tudi dolocbo, gla-
som katere sc bodo mezde visa
lie v soglasju produkcijo, kar
pomeni priznanje novega prin-
cipa v ameriski industriji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

OAR JUG. RDECEMU KRIzU
Mr.. Louis Virant, 727 E. 157
ST., je v nasem uradu izrocil $5
"a Jugoslovanski Rdeci kriz me-
sto venca "a pokojnega Frank
Tekavca. Hvala lepa!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Tretja zrtev prometa

Vceraj je umrla Mary Con-
nor, stara IS let, XII je bila pred
nekaj dnevi ma E. 1873 st. in st.
Clair Ave. zadeta cd nekega av-
tomobila. Ona je tretja smrtna
zrtev prometa Clevelandu v
tekocem letu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
ZADUsNICA

Jutri, II. januarja Sc bo oh
8:15 uri brala zadusnica v Ger
Xvi sv. Vida "a pokojnega Frank
Pizmoht, oh priliki sedme oblet-
nice njegove smrti. Sorodniki in
prijatelji SO vabljeni, da Sc opra-
villa udeleze. III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
MA OPERACIU

Poznani Mr.. John Logar. 1O35
Creekview Ave, se je podal Y
Huron Rd. bolnilnico. kjsx = je
danes podvrgel opersci i 1eli-
mo mu, DE- bi cimpreje epelno-
ma okreval!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Mlrna aporavnava meZdnega
spora ma vidiku; cena jeklu
bo occiividno znatno zvii$$ana

IL Washingtona poroca da Sc danes oh II. uri do
poldne New Yorku snidejo skupn konferenci pred
stavnik ndustrije ekla zastopnH CIO une jeklarskh
delavcev, kater bodo obnovla pogaanja odvrn
tev stavke 100000 delavcev ndustrji eka XII ina
prceti ponedeek
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

Truplo v Gordon parku
Ma jezerskem obrezju v Cor
don parku je bilo vceraj najdeno
.truplo, XII je bio tako segnito,
da je identifikaciia zelo tezka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Amerika poseda use pogoje
"a delo in blagostanje

"A.
Citizens Political Action Committee
Bodocnost pred nami je sveta. Amerika ina naravna
bogastva in tovarne fare in delavne se znanstvene
strokovnaske predpogoe produkco vsega potrebneg
"a svoie drzavljane
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
MIKE REBICH

v torek je nagloma preminil
v Mestni bolnisnici Mike Rebich,
star 81 let, stanujoc ma 1896 e.
33 st. Donna je bill il Crnega
grada v Srbiji, odkoder je pri-
Sci v Ameriko leta 1906. Tukaj
zapusca soprogo Ano, in sedem
otrok: Chief Warrant Officer
Michael v Oregonu; Diano v
Tennessee, Ralpha, Catherine v
Missouri, Mary v San Francisco,
George and Samuel. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil il Golub pogrebnega "a
voda, 2. AZ st. in Superior Ave.
Cas- pogreba DO naznanjen po-
zneje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Anglia priznava stare
avstrijsko mejo

LONDON, 7. januarja-Brit-
ska vlada je danes naznanila, da
priznanje avstrijske republike
pomeni, da Anglia smatra me-
je, katere je imela Avstrija leta
1887, kot polnomocne, pod pogo
jem, da jih odobri koncna mi
rovna konferenca. (Stalisce
britske Wade je znacilno, sprieo
zahteve Jugoslavije "a slovenski
del KoroSke.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Trije drzzani v
ZveZi z uInOrOm
ugrabljene deklice
Vsi deli razkosanega
trupla razen rok (:
bill najdeni

OnlCAGO, ILL.,, 3. Januarla-
'Policija drzi v preiskovalnem
zaporu tri osebe, XII so osumljene
ugrabljenja in umora osem-letne
Suzane Degnan, ampak dokazi
ma rokah MISC zadostni, da bi Sc
proti kateremu izmed trojice
mogla naperiti obtozba.
Osumljenci SO Hector Ver-
burgh, star IS let, in njegova
zena, hisnika v apartment po-
slopju v blizini donna druzine
Degnan, in en- nadaljni hisnik z
imenom D. Smith.
Hector Verburgh je bill prijet
po najdbi deklicinega drobovja
v posodi "a pranje v poslopju,
kjer je "a hisnika. Policija je tu-
di nasla zago 14-palcno klino,
XII je bila ocividno rabljena, ko
je bio truplo otroka razkosano
ma vec kot pet delov.
Razkosano truplo najdeno
stirih kanalih
z izjemo rok, so bill najdeni
Re vsi deli razkosanega trupla,
XII jih je morilec vrgel v stiri
razlicne kanale. Glava dekiice
je bila najdena ze v ponedeljek,
mani kot IL ur po izginjenju
otroka v enem izmed kanalov
blizu apartment hise.
Kuhinjo v basementu, kjer je
bio truplo deklice razrezano,
sta odkrila diva detektiva, ko
sta tekom preiskave vseh stano'
vanj v razdalji sest blokov bill
zini Degnan donna stopila v sta
novanje zakoncev Verburgh.
Hisnika Verburgha takrat nj
bilo donna, toda policija ga je
kmalu nasla in z zeno vred ta-
koj odpeljala ma centralno poll
cijsko postajo, da Sc prepreci
moznost druhalskega nasilja cd
strani sosedov.
Osumljenec Opisan kot
"prijeten MOI"
Policija je tudi odkrila v bill
zini deklicnega donna kos zice,
ma kateri je bill privezan krvav
robec, in sodi Sc, da je Z MIN
morilec dekle zadusil, ko jo je
ugrabil z donna starsev.
Sosedje pravijo, da MISC pri
Verburghu nikoli opazili nice
sar nenavadnega, in da Sc jim je
zdel "prijeten clovek. :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10

z castnim odpustom cd NOR
[narice je dospel domov v pone-
deljek Edward w. Susel, MO.
MN 2/c, sin Mr.. in Mrs. Anton
Susel, 1900 Holmes Ave. Bill je
ma Havajskih otokih 18 mese-
cev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
Nosi fon+ie-voioki

Casino je bill odpuseen cd NOR
narice prosli petek Louis A.
Frankovic, sin Mrs. Frances
Hribar, 1858 E. 60 St. V sluzbi
sc je nahajal tri leta in pol. Zdaj
sc je zarocil z Miss Anne Ro-
dusky, 3OO4 Vega Ave. Bio sre-
emo!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-10
PAUL EMIL PODNAR

s4
v Babies and Children's boil
nisnici je Yceraj oh /. uri zju-
traj unnrl Paul Emil Podnar, pet
in pol tedna star sincek Mr.. in
Mrs. Email in Helen Podnar. De
klisko ime matere je bio Buick
in to je BIZ rvorojencek. Y bol-
nisnici se je nahajal tri tedne.
Pogrsb - bo will \ petek Oh 2.
uri poPoldne i pogrsbnega ~
vode 4. Grdina il sinovi, 1863
p. 81 ST. na Calvary pokopali-
NE.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
In Local Service ORGANIZATIONS
Local OES Activities
pecisl notices:

Special notices:
Columbia Chapter - Tues day,
grand visitation at 1909 Ninth
street NV.
Hope Chapter-wednesday, 75th
anniversary.
Chevy Chase Wednes-
day, celebrating July and August
birthdays.
Bethany Chapter Friday. Booster
Committee, dinner and bazaar. Jop-
pa Lodge Hall. Monday, Home
Board with Miss Clara Hanson.
Unity Chspter-Fridsy, hons
coming.
Lebananon Chspter-Tuesday, in
itiation.
Federal Chspter-Thursdav, initi-
alton. Friday. dinner. $50 pm.
Fairfax Hotel, benefit Ways and
Means.
Harmony Chapter-Thursday,
grand visitation.
Areme Chapter-Monday evening.
card party, home of Past Matron
Mildred Brown.
Miriam Chapter--Monday, honor
ing the Star Points of the chapter
and Jurisdiction. The chapter will
conduct services at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home at 3 pm. today.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Higher Price Ceilings
End Cotton Textile
StaIemate in Week
By the Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 21-The first
sizable business in nearly two
months developed in the cotton tex
tile market this week following an
nouncement Of higher OPA textile
ceilings which took into account an
approved 5-cent-an- hour wage
boost in mills.
The increase amounted to from
1.24 to 2.49 per cent depending upon
the construction. and prices gen.
orally were considered satisfactory
by the trade.
Sales included print cloths, sheet
ings, twills and drills for September
delivery. Some goods, such as sheet
ings and Osnaburgs for the bag
trade, were released to the end OF
the year.
The bulk of business, however,
was for September delivery and
included accumulated goods from
August as we'll as part Of September
production. Mills indicated they
would wait for announcement of
october ceiling prices before SELL
ing further ahead because they ex-
pect increases rejecting the trend
of raw cotton prices.
In wool goods first allotments for
spring lines were noted but estab-
lishment of prices on forward busi-
ness was held up, partly because
of demands for wage increases which
are to be presented to mills shortly.
Buyers were numerous, but more
selective. There were predictions
that supply will catch up with de-
mand by the years end or early
in l947. although quality woolens
and worsted were expected to re-
main short.
Interest centered on prospective
price increases for gray goods in
the rayon goods market.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Tobacco Markets
BY the Associoted Press

Virginis'S old belt tobacco markets will
open the selling sea ason tomorrow with a
record crop of bright leaf tobacco expected
TO be brought to the markets by growers
throughout the belt.
Ceiling prices have been removed by the
OPA and the sales will be on the hrst free
market since the war. Experience in other
belts indicates that removal Of the ceilings
has served to make a wider spread IN
prices paid for the best and the common
grades, according to buyers.
Common tobacco is reported selling for
lower prices while the top grades of leaf
are said to be brinsing record prices:
The Virginia Crop oRsporting. Service ice
bright. tobacco has been harvested and
that the crop is of excellent quality.
Estimated production is 122, $50 600
pounds, . total "a per cent greater than
the estimate made month ago and
nearly per cent larser than last year S
crop.
RALEIGH. N c., Sept 81 fP,.--Prices
went up YESTERDAY on the eastern North
Carolina and middle belt tobacco markets
but continued to drop on the border belt
flue-cured markets.
The Federsl-State Marketing News
Service reported that the gains which
ranged from So to So per hundred were
the first in several days on the eastern
North Carolina belt.
Fair quality leaf grades we're the hard
est hit on the border belt where losses
were general Quality also was lover
The average price of sales yesterday$was
S4o.55 per hundred pounds compared
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Births Reported

Richard and Barbara Baker. M.
Raymond and Annie Barrier. bog.
Wilbur and Jean Boteler, girl.
6hasar aE;d and and Frances 5oyd. boy;
Joseph and Margaret Branca. EffI.
Henry and Florence Brockvell. boy.
Louis ha1.. .nd md Nae Brown, boy:
Richard and Veronica Buddeks. sirl.
Orris and Dorothy Butler. boy.
Eooert and Ihelma Byrnes. bos.
Lloyd and GLADYS Carlson, boy.
Louis and Mary Cassidy, boy.
William and Colleen Conway. sir.
Robert and Mary Cox, girl.
Albert and Mavis Crum, girl.
william and Florence qeforEe.. siri,
Hsrhs SaIss and Louis Donahue. E,ri.
William .nd @ Msrsafst passnss pnssn, BOY sl
Bernard and Mary Enmert, boy.
William and Kathryn Everett, boz,
Georse and Collins Foltz, boy.
James and Ruth FOX, boy.
Leon and Ruth FDedman. gir!,
Robert and Veins Gaines, siri.
Donald and Marie Giheau, girl.
RAYMOND and Agnes Godfrey, boz.
Max and Hannah Golden. boy,
Aaron and MsrSarst % Guard be,,
Alfred and Agnes Hamel, girl.
Clyde and Ruby Hottie, bog.
william and Catherine Howell, boz.
Paul and Katherine Hunt, boy.
Oscar and Anne Hunter, girl
William and Marguerits Jobe, stn.
Joe and Sarah johnson, girl.
John and Elizabeth Kerr, girl,
Hairy and Sylvia Kozlov, girl.
Alfred and Dorothy Lambert, giri
AIEnsts Mi''i:t and porothy Lscointre. boz.
Frank and Adelaide Manus. girl,
Claire and Anna Martin, girl.
Leonard and Frances Mason. girl.
Thomas and May Meeker, boy
Msm fhsTd .nd .d s.:s. Mss.5ss Me.. Menu boz boz
Merlin and June Minkel. boy.
Philip and Ada Mitchell. boy
Ernest and Maxine Moore, girl.
Charles and Helen Morsan. 'Eiri.
william william snd ana sarah sarah MOTIFS MOTIFS, SGy eiyi
Wayne and Marion Morton, girl.
Stephen and Paiena Mukhortoy, boz.
John and Betty Mullock, girl.
George and Billie Myatt, boy.
csrf 0Hfls and na a:rioni. ssaa ascurs. co.
Joseph and Joan McLaushlin, Girl.
John and Mary INLAND, boy.
John and Marjorie Perry, boy.
James and Alice Phslan. boy.
Stanley GS and and sons tioia auief is' BOZ: Soy.
Christian and Mary Raabe, boy
Julian and virginis Richett. boy.
Nathan and Sylvia Robin. boy.
John and Viola Ruth, boy.
Harry and Edith Schultz, boy.
Frank and Natalie Scimonelli, bov.
William and Betty Sharpe, boy.
James and MARYLAND sheehy, stri.
Henry and Bobbie Shroy, boy.
Robert and Margaret Sine, boy
william and Mildred Smith, girl,
Peter and Anne Snyder, boy.
Seymour and Yetta SteiglitI, girl,
Alan and Aida Tatman, boy.
jose and Carmen Tormos, boy.
Clement and Catherine Trosssutr, st1
John and Evelyn Tsilis, girl
James and Ines Waters, boy,
Arthur and Edith Watts, girl,
Urbey and Helen wells, boy.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
War Leaders Portraits
On Display at Library

An exhibition of 100 Photographic
portraits of leaders of World War
II by Comdr. Maurice Constant,
U. S. N. r. is on display on the
ground floor gallery Of the main
building of the Library of Congress
until September 30.
A gift of the Navy Department
and Comdr. Constant, the exhibit
shows Army and Navy leaders as
well as prominent members of the
government during the war.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Chicago Gruin

CHICAGO. Sept 81 NP -Praeticall,
AZ the interest in the grain market to-
day was centered in the expiring Sep
tember oats contract. which spurted
sharply in the closing minutes as previous
short-sellers endeavored to cover their
commitments. The contract was up
cents, the daily limit. Wheat was arm
in those pits
Open interest in September oats at the
start OF todays trading totsled 3,742. .0o0
bushels. Cash dealers announced DUR
chases on = to-arriYe basis totaled I4o,OOs
close.
September oats closed at s5h-h up
cents. All remaining open contracts will
have to be settled by the delivery of actual
grain on or before the last business day
OF this month.
Deferred oats contracts were a lover
to 70 hisher: November. 1870; wheat
was h-1 u higher. January closing at
;99hs after reaching zoo; corn was un-
chsnged to u lower: January, S7A-M.
1nd barley was cent lower; November.
WHEAT
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Decrease Is Reported
In Crude Oil Stocks
sy tho Associated Press

The Bureau Of Mines reported
that stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 221 ,903 900
barrels on September IA, net de-
crease of 1,229.000 barrels for the
week. Domestic crude decreased
$4,000 barrels, foreign crude de-
creased 295, ,000
Daily average production was
4,773,00 barrels, a decrease of 27, 900.
Runs to stills averaged 1892 900, a
decrease of II 900.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Carroll Forum 10 Plan
Lecture Series Today

The advisory committee Of ths
Charles Carroll Forum will draft
plans for It's fall and winter series
Of lectures st a tea to be held this
afternoon in Caldwell Hall at
Catholic University.
Rev. Or. James A. Magner, who
founded the group Ave years ago.
will announce the program Of
speakers for the monthly meetings
which begin In October and con-
tinue through March. General
themes for the series will be ms.
tional and international problems
Of peace. the Christian Social move
ment In Europe and Communism.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

of the American
Bankers Asso-
citation, left here
for Chicago last
night.
Several Dis
trict b an X e RS
went to Chicago
some days ago
to = attend ad-
va ce confer
ences. The con-
vention open s
today with many
committee meet
ings, the gen.
era1 bllSineSs
sesSionS follow
Evening star., 1946-09-22
CAPITAL WANTED

Capital needed to finance purchase
Of land and construction Of ware
house and Office space for lease to
reliable tenant. Lease, for 10
years or longer. will repay original
cost on 10-year basis. Replies
should contain financial references.
Box No. 47S-H, Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

ing tomorrow, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Bankers in last nights Capital
group included 8. William Miller,
head of the District Bankers Asso-
ciation; Daniel w. Bell, T. Stanley
Holland. william E. Schooley,
Frederick p. H. Siddons, Thomas j..
Groom, Linwood P. Harrell, A. Scott
Ofutt, Barnum L. Cotton, Nelson
B. O'Neal, L. Clark Brown, George
M. Fisher, George o. Schweinhaut
and Richard A. Norris, all top
banking officials.
Robert v. Fleming will report as
chairman of the Government Bor-
rowing Committee, F. G. Addison,
jr., as chairman of Federal LegiSla-
ton, and Nelson B. O'Neal as chair
man of the Committee on War
Bond Redemptions. Robert M.
Hanes. widely known here, will re-
port on small business. A special
program this evening includes an
address on The Year of Decision"
by Bishop Bruce r. Baxter of the
Methodist Church. Portland, Ore.
Treasury Secretary John Snyder
will be one of the leading speakers,
with Frank c. Rathje presiding at
the general sessions. The incoming
president is C. w. Bailey of Clarks-
vile, Tenn, a nationally known ex-
pert on agricultural credit.
Rank Stock Offer Mailed.
Letters were mailed yesterday by
Goodwin & Olds, investment bank
ing firm, to all stockholders of the
Union Trust Co. conveying the offer
by the American General Corp, New
York, of $3.50 a share for the out
standing stock.
The offer expires on October Is
at 2 pm. Owners accepting the offer
will deposit their stock with the
American Security & Trust Co. Sig
natures of registered owners must
be guaranteed by New York or
Washington Stock Exchange firm,
bank or trust company.
The purchaser shall not be
obliged to purchase any stock un-
less at least 10,100 shares are Of
fefed but reserves the right to pur-
chase less than that amount If so
desired.
Columbia Votes Dividend.
Directors of the Columbia Ma
tional Bank have declared a divi-
dend of So per share, payable Octo-
ber i to stockholders of record
September %, Frank j. Stryker,
Evening star., 1946-09-22

president, announced yesterday.
Continuing to show gains, de-
partment store sales in Washington
for the week ended September IA
were IT per cent ahead Of the cor
responding week last year, the Rich
mona Reserve Bank reported. Cum
mulative sales for the four weeks
ending the same date were u per
cent higher than year ago. Sales
were off slightly from the previous
week.
Sales in the whole fifth district
in the week under review were %
per cent higher and in the four
weeks % per cent above the same
periods in 1945.
Shields to Report on Tour.
Robert H. Shields, president of
the Commodity Credit Corp, will
speak on world food problems at
the first fall dinner meeting OF
District of Columbia Control, Con-
trollers Institute of America, at the
Carlton Hotel, Tuesday evening.
He has just returned from 30
day air tour of the principal Euro
pean cities rs a member OF the
Department Of Agriculture-Euro-
pean Food Mission and will devote
his remarks largely to that trip.
Institute Opens Tomorrow.
The fall term OF Washington
Chapter, American Institute Of
Banking, opens tomorrow for regis
trations. -Four courses will be Of
fered: Fundamentals of banking,
Ralph Endicott, instructor: negotia-
BILE instruments, Wilbur M. Baugh-
man in charge: economics II, under
S. L. Simonian, and credit admin
istration, under Warren r. Forster.
Brooks Adds Bethesda Branch.
Brooks Studio is opening new
branch at 1880 Wisconsin avenue
in Bethesda. The firm is almost 40
years old, having been founded by
Joseph r. Brooks in 1907.
He is still quite active In the
business but has delegated the
managerial duties to his two sons,
Duncan and Hugo.
| Duncan will continue to manage
the Washington studio at 1927 F
street NV. while Hugo who re-
Gently returned from service in the
war, will take charge OF the
Bethesda ofiice.
The Washington ONCE Of the
Morris Plan Bankers Association
yesterday announced additional
committees for the national conven-
ton at Virginia Beach, October
2l-23. l.. p Harrell, president of
the Citizens Bank of Washington,
is a member Of the golf committee.
He also is vice president OF the
association.
Building Funds Held Ample.
Morton Bodfish, executive vice
president of the United States Saw
ings and Loan League, reported in
Chicago yesterday that member as
sociations and cooperative banks
lent s27S, ,752 900 for construction Of
new homes In the first half of this
year This was more than the total
amount lent in two previous full
years, he said.
Even with these record breaking
disbursements, the associations lent
but a fraction of the money avail
able for financing construction. Mr.
Bodfish added. as he attacked claims
that public funds are needed to
meet the housing shortage.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept. 81 P,.-Trade and
textile mill buying impaired steady
undertone today to the cotton futures
market which at times advanced TO gains
Of more than 81 a bale.
Reoccurring hurries OF hedge selling
and weekend proft-taking orders were
for the most part easily absorbed.
Most of the demand accompanied the
belief that there will be a considerable
expansion in textile sales over the near
Futures closed s cents a bale lower to
Evening star., 1946-09-22

Chieass Cash Markst.
No, 1 yellow, ] a7: No. ysilow, esL.
Oats, No. heavy, mixed. e6h: No. L
mixed, s2h' No l heavy white. $685.;
red, s6. Barley, malt, l 1.6o-1.7e, nonafnai:
feed, 1.1b-1. AZ. nominal. Rad top elCvsr,
eO-11 90. nominal. Timothy seed.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
lahore Financiers
Leave for Chicago
ABA Convention
By Edword c. Stone

Fourteen more Washington fin-
anciers. completing the delegation
from the District Bankers Associa-
ton to the 72d Annual Convention
Evening star., 1946-09-22
CURB SUMMARY

Furnished By The Associated PressD
A selected list Of active stocks On the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
hiEh. low and closing price for the week
| and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1946-09-22

Furnished by the Associated Press.)
A seiected list Of aesfvs Bends en- the
Nev York Stock Exehange.- Showing the
high, low and elosinG price for the week,
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Washington Stock Exchange
TRANSACTIONS
BONDS.

OReported BY W. B. Hhbs Co. Warrington D. co
oS ANp iaeupNo rRibAy sEPHENBER S ~ " " ~
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CopitoI Securities
Over the Counter,

The following bid and asked quotations
on WASHINGTON securities traded over the
counter represent prices at which one or
more dealers, members of the National
Association OF Securities Dealers, Inc.
would trade with the general public at the
time the quotations were assembled for
The Star as Of Friday noon:
Evening star., 1946-09-22

quarterly or semi. i.annual declaration On
dsrds den % are not included. I Also sxtrs OF
extras. b Plus stock dividend, Cash or
stock. . Declared or paid so far this year
able IN. CANADIAN. funds Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year.- 2 New
isyue. Wv With vArrants. ~ without
warrants.
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president, announced yesterday.
~--ks-,,s~- 80 r11AUy rnfnc dA

. Amount paid 1s45. b Plus extra
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Directors of the Columbia Ma
tional Bank have declared a divi-
dend of So per share, payable Octo-
ber i to stockholders of record
September 20, Frank j. Stryker,
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PUBLIC UTILITIES.
Sales.

Sales. PUBLIC UTILITIES.
62,100 Capital Traction 1st IS, June /.
240,600 Capital Transit 1st a. ref. IS, 1a
1,500 GEORGETOWN Gas Light 1st 5s, 19
5000 Wash. Gas Light LIST IS. 1860 -
1000 Term. Ref. Wahsns, lst 4l2s,