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Evening star., 1946-10-13
SEC Proposes Change
In Rules 10 Broaden
Use Of Prospeciuses
By BiIIee WhseIock
Associated Press Finoneial Writsr

1
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion In q memorandum to under
writers and brokers today proposed
two rules designed to broaden dis
semination Of information In regis
tration statements between filing
and effective dates.
The memorandum, prepared by
Edward n. Cashion, SEC chief
counsel, was accompanied by let
ter from SEC Chairman James j.
Caffrey which said the memoran-
dunn was submitted as basis of
discussion between the Commission
and interested parties and asked
that comments be sent the SEC be-
fore November ~.
The proposals relate to the use OF
so-called "red herring" prospectuses
and summaries. A red herring"
prospectus is a circular describing
a security and 1t is marked in red
ink with the warning that 1t is in.
formative only and is not intended
to solicit offers to buy or to make
an Oner TO sell.
Earlier Use Favored.
One proposed rule would provide
that the use of red herring" pros
pectus before the effective date will
not constitute an attempt or offer
to dispose d security nor the
solicitation Of an offer to buy it.
I'VE believe" the SEC said, that
In most cases q red herring
prosectus would be reasonably ac-
'curate and complete If it is pre-
pared on the basis Of the informa-
ton contained in the registration
statement as amended to correct the
material inaccuracies and made
quacies mentioned in the STATS first
letter of comment"
The second rule relating to "red
herring" prospectuses would provide: /:
]. The final prospectus may con-
sist of red herring" which Is
made part of q document containing
additional information necessary to
cerrect inaccuracies and supplement
inadequacies.
2. Any person to whom a red
herring" prospectus Is sent prior to
the effective date need be sent only
the document, If both are sent to
same person.
Plans Close Check.
To support these rules. the SEC
said it would refuse acceleration Of
the effective date where Ii is be-
heved that underwriters had not
tried to accomplish an adequate dis
semination.
The SEC said that underwriters
would be expected to get red her
rings into the hands OF dealers, par
ticularly those who might be asked
to join the selling group. The un-
'derwriters also would be expected to
have an adequate supply for persons
interested in learning about the Sc
curity."
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Births Reported

Arthur and Eizabeth Andrews. boy.
Howard and Elaine Baker. girl. /.
Stanley and Alice Bliss, boy. 1
joseph and Doiores % arsndstettsr, siri \
ehsrIes and oa Donna % sTswsl. .ehinAs'f' sir "
Paul and Helene Brown, girl.
Frederic and Ruth Burke. boy.
Ralph and Mary Busick. boy.
Charles and Doris Cake, boy /
William and Lucille Carignan, girl.
Lee and Nancy Christoferson, boy. i
Leo and Julia Coleman, boy.
Peter and Mary Contos, boy. 4
Anthony. and Nellie Cuozzo, boy.
Carl and Marsaret pahlen. girl.
Allen iassnh and nd pg.oshy 9.s k.s pailss' sI
John and Elizabeth Delaney, giri. 4
Thomas and Mildred Dixon. boy. i
miIfo sadiGn .na anf LOUIS. zsss S@af RarIeo boy M
Albert and Mary Fillo. girl. q
Will, William and Frances rossl. boy /
Jesse and Daisy Foster. boy. b
John and Marjorie Ford, BOY.
Harold and Mildred Fraee. boy. -
What William AND and Anns nasy fsSmsR froas M Boa
herman and Marion GotthardI. Scy.
Fransis francs saa and nTss sIso as.s Gsssn r sari
Richard Raaaa and and Jane HaiiocE, BOY.
ehss.sr asx snd ana afnasssh nsrssrss as asrae s
Paul and Helen Haznr. girl: i
John and Doris Hennen, boy.
saa sas and Jsss Jssst, Hsases scs '
Ted and Imogene Hodges, boy.
sss5isE and nd MenHis Is ssa1. Hnshs.; sisl T.,
Albert and Elizabeth nse, boy.
Redmond and Helen Jenkins, girl.
oliver and May Johnston. boy.
william william and and sianchs Jorsenson. boy.
Emile and Edith Joseph, boy.
Dean and Ateilia Kinzenbax. siri.
Francis and and Marie srdsr.s Kitty; Soy: y.,r,
MaTaiss sSwaEa ana and IeaI Jeanette tsonsId. Soy.
Peter and MARIO Iipski boy.
Bernard and Irene Lowry, boy:
Charles and Gretchen Mann. boy.
George and Rose Megill, boy. {
Lawson and Marsaret Mellichamps, boS.;
Srss N. ana and aensva MING Mor.a Moo1s Say o'
Edward and Mary mccarthy, siri.,
Edward and nomaine McGouch, sstrl. ).
Mayrel and Alice Mayor. boy.
Phiiip and Elizsbsth Pfeier. gin.
BeTnard and Wilda Powers. boy;
Albert and Bernardire Reeder, boy. i
William William and Anne Richardson. girl. /
Robert and Willie Richstatter, girl.
Herbert and Dorothy Richardson, girl
Stephen and Mary Ridgely, boy.
willard and Murieli Ridgeway. girl.
Alfred and Elizabeth Rose, boy. j
William and Ruth Ruley,, girl.
James and Louise Russell, girl.
Joseph and Ruth Sanls, boy. /
Harry and Lillian Savage, boy.
John and Agnes Sewell, boy.
David and Margaret Sherline, boy.
George and Patricia Shepherd; GIRL
Edward and Margaret Shedlock, girl
Raymond and Martha Shirer, girl.
Raymond and Julia Shoemaker, girl.
Charles and June Smith, sirl
Otis and Lucille Sprouse. girl. .
Howard and Olga Stone, Girl.
Carlos and Louise Talbot, boy.
William and Mary Taylor, girl.
william and Ruby Vaught, girl.
Marion and Florence Waller, boy. !
James and Alva Walker. boy.
Martin and Adella Weisman, girl.
joseph and Mary West, boy.
Merfeli and virsinia Whittlesey. boy.
David and Ruth Woln. boy. 4
Warren and Frances Young, boy.
William and Louise white. boy.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Service Is Scheduled
For Beouvoir Pupils

Beauvoir Elementary School pu-
pills will hold the first service Of the
new school year tomorrow morning
at the children's chapel OF Washing
ton Cathedral
Second and third grade children
viii attend q Q am. service, while
kindergarten and first-grade pupils
hold their service half hour later.
The Very Rev. John w. Suter, dean
of the Cathedral, will speak.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
DR.. Nielsen Returns
To Teach al 6. u.

DR.. Fred K. Nielsen, professor Of
international law at Georgetown
University, has returned to Wash
ington from official duties at the
Tokyo war crime trials to resume
teaching. the university announced
last night.
He obtained leave from the law
school last May when appointed
adviser on international law to the
Allied Military Tribunal trying the
japanese war criminals. Chief
prosecutor of the tribunal is John
wv. Fihelly. Assistant United States
attorney in the District, also
Georgetown man.
DIR. Nielsen has joined the faculty
|of the graduate school at George
town to give lectures in interna-
|tional law in addition to his regu-
lar classes at the law school, it was
ANNOUNCED. He is one of five new
faculty appointees in that school
for the fall term, which has just
|opened. A former counselor OF the
|State Department, DR.. Nielsen is
|one of the most prominent authori-
tiles in his field of the law. He has
served as American delegate to
many international conferences.
The other four new appointments
on the graduate faculty were an
|nounced by the Rev. Hunter Guth-
|rie, S. j., dean, as follows:
Louis J.. A. Mercier, professor of
|comparatiye philosophy and litera-
Iture. He comes to Georgetown after
teaching at Harvard University.
DR.. John F. Callahan, associate
professor of classics and the his
tory Of ancient philosophy. he
served with Naval Communications
|during the war, and before that he
had taught for year at Harvard.
Eugene Z. Oakes, guest professor
LOT economies, who was an assistant
professor at Yale University from
1938-1942.
DR.. Stefan T. Possony, guest pro-
fessor of geopohtics, who received
his doctor of philosophy degree
from the University of Vienna in
1885.
Registration for the new term of
the graduate school set new high
record of more than 800 students,
it was reported. Among them are
% officers assigned by the War De-
partment for special studies to
equip them for overseas staff duties
Evening star., 1946-10-13
State and Municipal
Financing to Decline

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-State and
municipal bond issues scheduled for
sale next week total S14,294 $50, the
Daily Bond Buyer reported, COM
pared with $35 ,270,358 this week. The
weekly average for the year to date
now stands at $35 ,270,531.
Among the biggest offerings will
be those by San Antonio, Tex, which
plans to sell on Thursday IS, ,700. 600
20-year serial public improvement
general revenue bonds.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

Exploration Of the ionosphere, the
region near the top Of the atmos-
phere where radio waves are re-
fiected back to earth as by titanic
mirror and prevented from escaping
into outer space. will be pushed IN
Ia world wide cooperative program
|of American, British and Russian
scientists.
The Bureau Of Standards now is
setting up q chain OF IL stations
practically encircling the world, with
headquarters at Sterling. Va, not
far from washington. Cooperating
stations also viii be maintained by
Harvard University. the Naval OBJ
|servatory, the Mount Wilson Oh
|servatory near Pasadena, Caaif., and
| the McMath- Hubert Observatory in
Michigan. Both Great Britain and
Russia are undertaking somewhat
similar projects throughout their
own far flung territories and there
will be constant interchange OF
all information among the three
countries.
Touches Many Problems.
1t is through the ionosphere. says
DR.. E. y. Condor, director of the
Bureau of Standards, that nations
may some day be hurting atomic
bombs at each other in the war
heads Of guided missiles. For future
defense alone. 1t is essential to
gather all possible information about
this vast unknown, where the atmos-
phere is thinner than in the ordinary
electric light bulb.
There are many problems, how
ever, of more immediate concern
according to DR.. Condor.
TT is hardly possible, ,"-he says
ito overestimate the Importance ol
complete and accurate understand
ing Of the phenomena of the ionos-
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Further Increase Seen
In Poper Production
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-United
States paper production, exclusive
Of newsprint. for the week ended
October 5 was at 1912 per cent Of
capacity compared with 1866 per
cent for the preceding week and 94.1
per cent in the corresponding week
a year ago. the American Paper g.
Pulp Association reported.
Industry capacity Is figured on the
basis of six-day week, but many
mills currently are operating on a
seven-day schedule.
Paperboard output was 100 per
cent for the current week compared
with 10l per cent in the preceding
week and 95 per cent year ago.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
William c. Lawrence, "a, 1916 18th st
NV. and Hannah Duke, 20, 5316 Dor

Wlilla1m c. Lawrence. "a, 36l6 1otn Sc
nv, n, =, and Hannah DUKE 20 salS Dor
Gordon sss n r hH Alexander. q, s4la Q st, NV,
nad. and Yyonns a N. 81 smith, tho g. Ariin.ton
| Thomas williams. IS. 61T New Jersey
aye. aye NJ Md and Estelle Allen FL Hyatts-
Clarence l. Douglas, 35, U. S. Army. and
Mary 4: Mellon. 3s; 3574 1st St; Sc.
Wiasm ana sness sash M Buck is 4os rd g.
and Gertrude L. williams, is, a6as Wiz
PHILIP J. Rollins, q, 1919 Gales st. ne,
and Mars.ret n. Richardson. 1s, 1854
Appleton st. nv
rd NV. and cornelia ]. Ruddle, 20,
wiilisn B camden. 80; Dsumrisht; Okla.
s,na nnd sseha Sc Moore s2' 3ss North caro-
jesse - ". IA a.iisse.s, 80. a715 North Capitol
St. and Pauline Chapman, 20, "a
nvin l. srincef,eld. M 90, asa7 Evarts st.
ne;, and Dorothy A. cumminss, "a, 4213
| william J. Upton. 2s, charlotte, N! C.,
and Barbara p Blackledse, 21, q. s.
and kathleen 1. Tasior. II; 8 e. 4sso Ei; Eads
James 4; coleman; q, 1921 T st, NV.
and Abigail r Bess, 90. 3547 18th st.
John A. Bahr, 1s. Pittsburgh, Pa, and
Betty a .oss, Ross; ls, sssS aaeo 7tn & St, ne
and Lillian M. connaushton. %, 1908
Cecil v; ssTasld; 4; summeryille; Ga; Il
and MARYLAND ]. Eells' ID, 415 Seward
ne. and Thelma D. Kins. 81. ssl 4th
william Il P .ss ssuHss.s Esss Pa .ison 1ssS 1883 ss
ronssine rsMi apa n. Howard, ard as, Montsomery.
Ala. and Janet =. Tyler, IS, 1915
ss sns raaRs rs.nRso1 James ss 10y IS u s. + w.
NV, and ids N. Dun, IL. 6sos was-
Leon Woidorti. ads j. 90 Baltimor.. ana Ruth
.G,so Dosfk q .;;.,5sn. r. 5slo a sIst n nv
esaae snd Mamie Ii 'fs0'a; Tssior. I'd 81 q, herrisd,
Mack Bohanno. 90. Memphis Tenn. snd
Lucille 6. Thomss. e. AIiinstcn. -
Leonard H. Floam, %, 238 Madison st..
NV. and Gloria Horowitz, 1s, 502 Rit-
HoWard i4ss R. Game, 81, s4eo a4sh st. NV.
and Sylvia Perlstein, "A. 1874 7th St.
James W. Padgett. i 8, as1s q st, NV, and
Mary " jackson, Is. 1885 4th st. NV.
aH1s, Ens. ISsfph 3 Salehse 81 s f sis u p In and
Robert r. walker. Id, Harrisburg. Pa. and
Irene v. Borthwick, 23, 1900 Kennedy
David +. Eneleman. 25, 512 Tuckerman
st. NV. and Sarah G. Beauch. Fl, eros
richard 8. KidweH. e3, 2o4 Ascot pl. ne,
and Madelcn Brand, 25, ~ INLAND
King sasI., e. $50 sss Aessrs. .,a 4 nv and
Roy C. Cah0on 26. Arlington, and Anna
M. Hetchko, 25, 1882 Park I'd. NV.
Gloria r. Gursanus. 10, 1880 Massa-
Charles =. Green, IT.. "a, 51g9 MacArtnur
gerstown. Nd.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

and chairman of the auditors section
of the District Bankers Association,
e. r. Wilson, Bank Of Commerce d
Savings; D. d. Whitcraft, Riggs
National; Lewis E. Thomas, Liberty
National; A. H. Cannon, Anacostia
National; H. Norman Glasco, Union
Trust; Gerald E. Keene and Tudor
Whiton, Second National; Harry L.
Downey, Washington Loan d Trust.
Mrs. Downey and Mrs. Marx also
will attend.
ABA Ohicer Civic Leader.
Fred F. Spellissy. executive vice
president Of the Market Street Ma
tional Bank. Philadelphia. new
president of the savings division of
Evening star., 1946-10-13

the Amer ! C a n
Bankers Asso-
C iatio on, h a S
spent his entire
career with the
same bank.
In the Quaker
City he has
been treasurer
for Russian Re-
lief: chairman.
U nit e d S e a.
m e n S Service,
Inc, and is a
former member
of the Stage
Door Canteen.
He is now. max
Evening star., 1946-10-13

u. y. SpeIWsy. He IS now MAX
ing special efforts to aid service
men, after being leader in bond
drives in two world wars.
Mr.. Spillissy is a member Of the
Union League Club and Old York
Road Country Club.
West Coast Delegates Named.
Four officials were named yester-
day to represent Washington Chap
ter. National Association of Cost
Accountants, at the Pacific Coast
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Conference opening in Los Angeles


Conference opening in Los Angeles
on November 49,.
The delegates are Russo H, Gro
we'll. chapter president; Joseph v.
Cunamins, vice president; Robert
w. King, past president. and
Charles E. Hartel, Public Relations
Committee chairman.
Officials also announced that W..
G. Carroll, treasurer of the Engi-
neering 81 Research Corp, River
dale, will address the next meeting,
October 16, at the Hamilton Hotel.
Terminal Director Elected.
Allen r. Cozier has been elected
a director of the Terminal Refriger-
ating g. Warehousing Corp, to re-
place the late Gustave w. Forsberg.
MIR. Cozier is special assistant to
the Attorney General of the United
States. During the war he was a
lieutenant colonel with the para
troop forces.
Eight representatives Of the Mu-
tual Benefit Life Insurance Co. of
New Jersey will leave Washington
to attend the company's convention
in Chicago, opening tomorrow. The
delegation includes Ralph M. Bo-
gart, Harrison Brand iii, H. Law
renee Choate, Donald Freeland, LIE
Roy S. Mann, George N. Naramore,
Robert H. Stevens and r. w. Tharp.
Mack to Address Appraisers.
Curt Mack of the Federal Housing
Administration will address the
monthly dinner meeting of WASH
ington Chapter, Society of Residen-
tial Appraisers, Tuesday evening at
the Burlington Hotel. Two teams
will submit appraisals of identical
properties, with Charles E. Phillips
and j. Hawley Smith on one team
and Lansing Walk and J. A. Vein
berg, jr., on the other.
Department store sales in the
Capital for the week ending October
S were IS per cent above the pre-
ceding week and II per cent ahead
of year ago, the Richmond Re-
serve Bank reported. Sales in the
four weeks ending on the same date
were II per cent above a year ago.
The American Security e. Trust
Co. has opened a travel department
on the street floor of the main Office.
Banking Students Number 227.
Fall enrolment of 227 students in
Washington Chapter. American In
stitute Of Banking, has cheered the
Educational Committee. There are
135 students In fundamentals of
banking, the class being in three
sections. Instructors are Ralph
Endicott. l.. O. de Lashn1utt and
Paul j. Seltzer.
Negotiable instruments has 40
students, Wilbur M. Baughman, in
structor; credit administration, 80,
with Warren r. Forster In charge,
and economics II, IA, with S. L.
Simonian as lecturer. Mr.. Forster's
credit course is q new one and sew
eraI bank officials are in his class.
Evening star., 1946-10-13

homa City, Oc-
tober 2 2 2 5.
r y m ond G,
Marx. controller
of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank, and
director Of dis
trict No. 2 OF the
national organ
ization, will head
t h e delegation
lea wing here next
Saturday.
OF er dele
gates are Vernon
r. D o r m a n,
American Secur-
ifu 4r Trust Cn
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,Ds, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tull days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Fuirfux Society to Meet

The Fairfax County Medical So
ciety will meet at pm. Thursday
at the Vienna Medical Center. DR..
Alice Kiessling, president of the
society, will preside.
Evening star., 1946-10-13
BOND SUMMARY
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NsW York 2teek kxsAAngs. 1keYins tie
kfgh, law and elsslnE pR1rs ter The week,
Evening star., 1946-10-13
CURB SUMMARY
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eeseetol flsA q ae4tva saaeks - tAa
Nov Xegk 1teok ExshanNe. sAoHing tAe
hIshs teW anA eIoefng Rrtes fer IL 1ssk
And IA. net sAanse fTe0 The Dssvtsus
Evening star., 1946-10-13

are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or S0mi-annuAl declaration gn-
ieas otherwise noted. special q extra dtvi.
estras. sha 8 fius fi stocf I dividend. Cssh %
stock: g peclsrsd or gsid 60. GO far shi3 yssr:
dividends naid nr declared this year p NeH
issue w with vAxfAnt4 ~ WltaoaS
Evening star., 1946-10-13
Washington Stock Exchange
BONDS.

". =. o.. washinEton u cl q
RSsAcT1oi ON MASaMaI1a srneK SbA ~ s M =
Evening star., 1946-10-13
CopitoI Securities
Over the Counter.

The following bid and asked quotations
counter, represent prices at which one OF
more dealers, members of the National
Association Of Securities Dealers, Inc
would trade with the general pubic at the
time the quotations were assembled for
Ins star. as OF Friday noon:
Evening star., 1946-10-13

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lManaH SUE Is 81
INSp6sN 4lss IL.
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| Nor q Essex IS 65
| Nor d Esx 4i7s 55
| Mor&Esx 3Ks 1000
| Mt st r & T sAs SO
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| Nat Steel IS Go
| N Eng T & T 4lzs 81
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NO Tx&Mx 5las ga
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Penn Cent Air 3h60
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Evening star., 1946-10-13

BONDS.
Sales PUBLIC UTILTT1RS
66 100 Capital Traction st IS. June /. If
245,500 Capital Transit 1st a ref. IS, lsf4
1900 Georgetown Gas Lisht 1st IS. 1861
5000 Wash. Gas Light 1st S. 1880
1000 Term. Ref. d Whsng. 1st 4As. 1874
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-09
TUTO NEDELI KRAJANE
VSICHNI "VZHURU MA
CURTIS BAY!"

V minulych cfslech "Telegra-
flu" obeznamili jsme nase CITE
mare O velkem podniku Tel. Jed.
Sokol Curtis Bay. V nedeli O.
slavf svoje Strfbrn6 Jubileum
Zalozen1 Jednoty a budeme "a
Sc jednou videti "Verejne Cvi-
CENT. Bude-li pekn6, celia slav-
most sc Dude konati v %prostorne
zahrad6 Curtsbaysk6 Sokolov-
ny, v padu neprfzniv6ho pocas1
Dude vSe uvnitr Sokolovny, 1927
Cherry ul. Toz nezapomente,
re Sc slavnost kona "a kazdeho
pocasf! To znamena, abyste
vsichni pTisli- nebo pTjeli ma
Curtis Bay a svoji cetnou nav
st9vou posflili jednotu-jubilant-
ku ku dalsf praci ma poll telo-
cvicn6m, vzd6lavacim a narod-
MIN!
Ma Verejn6m Cviceni spolu-
1cinkovati budou jednoty Blesk
a Sokolice z Baltimore, Filadel-
fie a Belcamp.
O hladove a z1znive Dude jak
nalezf postarano. Jest to INA
ma v6c, re Sc vzdy kazdy v Cur
tisbayske Sokolovn6 dobTe po-
bavf, nebot tamejsf krajane
mali zlate srdce a radi Vas me-
ri sebou uvidf. Zacatek je sta
noven ma 2 bod. odpol. Pc cvi-
Geni Dude veceTe a Sokolska We
selice pri hudbe br. Jana Svi-
TAXA.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-08-09
Admiral Blandy pTedpovida
atomove lodi V r. 1850.

Lodi budou pohaneny atomo-
YOU silou v r. 1850 a aeroplany
mnohem pozdeji, jak pTedpove-
del m1stoadmiral w. H. J. Blan-
dy, velitel prvnfho 1koloveho
lodstva.
Blandy Tekl, re dosud nelze
Isi utvoriti konecne zavery z
dvou zkousek podniknutych u
Bikini. Ale nenechal nikoho v
pochybnostech, re atomova
bomba osvedcila sc byti hroz-
nou zbranf prot namofnfm for
mac1m. Rekl: "Ku prfkladu
vine dnes, re atomova bomba,
vybuchnuvs1 and hladinou nebo
" male hloubce pod hladinou
more NIUE potopiti n6kolk lodi,
jsou-li sestaveny blfzko sebe.
Niue poskoditi jeste vetsi pocet
.jich a zaviniti velke ztraty me-
ri muzstvem."