davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-11-17

There wasn't any answer to that
one. ! simply waited for what was
coming. 1t came all right.
Irolled with the punch. 1t glanced
off my cheek. but still it hurt. Then
we both started throwing 'em. /
don't know how long the battle
lasted. When it was over, Julian
was sitting on the ground with his
back against the wooden table, and
/ was nursing cut lip and set of
bruised knuclkles.
He picked himself up. He looked
at me and said, Some day I'll kill
you for that"
He showed past me and went up
the winding, fiagstone pathway that
I'd intended to take. / followed. but
not too close. l didn't want any
more trouble. He went through the
heavy wooden gate and into the
street.
/ FIGURED I'd 60 back to the house
and wash up - but after few sec
onds' thought l changed my mind.
I'd have to pass through Turnbull's
room. He'd see that I'd been in a
fight, and would start asking ques-
tions. That wouldn't be too good.
did the best could with my hand
kerchief, then followed the path by
which Julian had left.
That let me out of the grounds
right near where my car was parked.
Corliss Martin was still sitting in the
car where I'd left her. / walked
round and slid in under the wheel.
Just as l pressed the starter. a
sleek convertible backed out of the
garage - but fast. 1t came so fast
Evening star., 1946-11-17

trees, an assortment of outdoor
chairs. and wooden table on which
saw bottle, tall glass, and
siphon of seltzer.
l also saw my Dream Man, and
nobody had to tell me it was Julian.
He got up from his chair. He was
dressed in slacks, yellow sports shirt,
moccasins and a very fancy belt.
had to cross the glade in order to
get where l was going. was getting
along okay until he stepped in front
of me. He said, $50 he did it, eh?"
didn't say anything.
He moved temptingly close. He
said. Get off this place before
throw you off. I've a good mind to
take good poke at you anyway"
Evening star., 1946-11-17
"PM SUSPECT NUMBER ONE"
Continued from page tseelpe

man standing by the window and
looking very unhappy. asked who
it was.
Fellow named Sanchez, SIR" the
butler told me. "He used to be the
gardener here. He has an appoint
ment with MIR. Turnbull. He s trying
to get his job back"
BY this time we were two floors
down from the street level. The
house got bigger and bigger. The
butler conducted me into a tremen-
dous oak-paneled room which was
fianked by two smaller rooms.
.IURNBuLL was sitting at a desk.
Stamp albums were spread out in
front of him. Also philatehc para
Evening star., 1946-11-17

let Turnbull pay me for so pleasant
a job. when the door opened and
Dan Taggart breezed in.
Dan is a detective attached to the
Hollywood Division of the L. A.
Police. He has the impish grin of a
small kid - and the shrewdest,
hardest gray eyes I've ever seen.
l introduced my two visitors to
each other. Dan said. ''Corliss Mar
tin, eh? Stepdaughter of Kent Turn
bull. amt your"
Eyes. he married my adopted
mother"
Dan turned to me. you been over
at Turnbull's house, haven't you.
Jimmy?"
"How did you know
"Just guessing. What'd he want
to see you about?"
Cant talk, Dan. Confidential
communication. He's a client of
mine"
mot any more he amt. Some
body just murdered him."
l heard a choked, frightened ex-
clamation. Corliss was staring at
Dan Taggart as though unable to
believe what she'd heard. l said.
Look. Dan - was that necessary"
Sorry. Miss Martin" Dams
voice was properly sympathetic.
Maybe / shouldn't have thrown it
at you so hard"
She said, But = l don't under
stand"
He was plugged with .25. The
butler phoned in. That's how knew
you'd been there, Jimmy. Now
let's have the story"
When private investigation runs
Evening star., 1946-11-17

that it almost collided with my car.
Julian was at the wheel, and he
didn't look very happy. He slammed
in his gears and whizzed off.
CorIiss was staring at me. She
said, 81 see that you and Julian
have met"
nodded. started driving toward
Hollywood. Corliss lighted a fresh
cigarette, and asked me if I'd have
one. said yes. so she fired one for
me and put it between my lips. She
dropped the match into the dash
board ashtray. The thing was get
ting crowded. The seven cigarette
butts were still there. Pretty soon
we'd add two more. In that part Of
California. in the dry season, you're
trained not to throw cigarettes out
of car. It's liable to start fire: and
besides, it's against the law.
She said, "How did you and Turn
Evening star., 1946-11-17

front of him. Also philatelic para
phernalia: tongs. water
mark detector. perfora-
ton gauge.
Corliss had described
him fairly accurately: 4
Mousy. Sharp eyes, =
sharp nose, tight lips. ~
He looked like a guy it
would be easy not to
love. He got up. gave me
FIVE limp fingers, and
nodded me to seat.
I'll say one thing for
him: He didn't waste
words. He laid the chips
right on the line. I'D (
like you to investigate
certain people," he told 4
me. "Corliss, Julian.
Roberto Sanchez. and
one or two others. If IS
you could manage to be- "a
come acquainted with |
them, sort of study their =
thought processes.
quizzed him. He
didn't take Sanchez too
seriously; said he was a
thief, and though he in
tended to see him right after l left.
he had no intention of giving him
back his job. He described Corliss in
most mflattering terms: said she was
typical Of the postwar era. and as
hard as nails. As to Julian. he made
the gentleman out prime louise.
/ SAID, ut all sounds interesting.
MIR. Turnbull; but / still don't see
why you should think you're in
danger of your life"
.'You think I'm crazy?"
Gould be-"
He sat back and laughed. I'm
not. Actually. intend to let it be
known that you're working for me.
l believe that'l discourage anyone
who might have plans"
conceded the point. He said,
Think it over, and we'll discuss it
again another time Anyway. you're
hired"
figured that he'd said all he in
tended to say right then, so got up
to 20. / asked if he'd mind my TAX
ing a look at the grounds. and he
thought it was a good idea. He said,
"You can follow the flagstone walk
way up to the street level if you
wish"
1t was quite an estate. On one
terrace there was beautiful SWIM
ming pool: on another, a tennis
court. There were lots of trees and
flowers.
After about fifteen minutes /
started up the walkway. I'd gotten
some distance away from the house
by this time. walked into a little
glade. There were some nice shade
Evening star., 1946-11-17

IE before marriage and the hour before death is when
thinks of Purse and his neighbo Benjamin Dsae
Evening star., 1946-11-17

INV bio yoe oAAo = sA
bull make out?"
mo can talk. I'm
working for him."
When we got back to
town. l parked in a lot
near my Office. Corliss
said, "I'm going with
YOU"
"Why?"
First. to help you
wash off the scars of
battle. Second, to mix
you a drink. Also, to
suggest that we 60 step
ping tonight"
/ shook my head.
you're too rich for my
book"
YOU'D be surprised"
The conversation fol-
lowed that line for a
while after we got into
the Office - didn't scin-
tillate worth a darn.
But Corliss was a very
good looking girl. and I
was beginning to feel
that I really shouldn't
Evening star., 1946-11-17

! don't know how long
the battle Iosted, but
he wos on the ground
Evening star., 1946-01-16
sl5..05

-Grill-partitioned artistic curio
rack with three shelves and two
drawers. Mahogany finish on
gunwood. % inches wide, 1914
inches high and Ga inches
deep.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Stock Market Rises
To New 15-Year Peak
In Heavy Trading
BY Victor Eubonk
Assoeiatsd Press flneneial Writer

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Hopes for
quick soft coal peace brought fur
ther buying in today's stock market
and the overall average was lifted
to another 15-year peak on one of
the largest volumes of the past
three months.
Steels, motors, rubbers. selected
industrials and utilities pushed
ahead after considerable early ir-
regularity due to profit taking and
gains at the best ran to or more
points. Even the rails, indifferent
most of the time, came to the fore
In the final hour. Top marks were
retained In most cases near the
close.
Transfers were In the neighbor-
hood Of 1000, 900 shares.
Earnings, dividends and splitur
talk still served to attract sound
bids for favorites. Imitation psy-
chology, based on rising wages and
prices, also was q bullish argument
Caution revived, however, due tc
the succession Of new market highs
which led to the thought that the
list had become technically vulner-
able.
Canada Dry common and pre-
ferred added several points each ir
the wake of stock split plan. Ar
extra dividend aided National Lead
The regular Chesapeake g. Ohio
quarterly disbursement stiffened
carriers.
| ROndS Steadied
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO May % .R tusDA)-sal-
STEADY; s''s. sssod ,.,In. snd choice SsT6ows .nd
complete g!l. e. early CLEARANCE, nao,. ,.,, ooo
salable calves, 500: total. 500; active,
strong to is cents higher market on fed
steers and yearlings, including yearling
heifers; instances 10 to Is cents higher
in meager run of COWS and bulls; steers
and yearlings again sold largely on Eastern
account at 16.25-17.65; top 1890 paid
for four loads scaling 1.150 to 1900
pounds: several loads, 1878 and 1890;
big packers practically out Of general mar
1925: cutters. $50 down; broad demand
for. ,heayy beefy bulls at 13.50-l5. 90;
strictly sausage bulls, 1900 down: veal
ers very scsrce at and below 1900: de-
m,nd for stock cattle broader than avail
Fuiy s.isble sheep. i 900: total. 1000;
old crop fed lambs fully steady; springers
absent; slaughter ewes steady to 25 cents
pound Illinois red xooied lambs, 700 to
clipped lambs with No. pelts, 1878: load
medium to good mostly good clipped lambs
with No. l skins, 1878: deck good and
choice. 2-year-old clipped wethers. 1880;
around 10 head good and choice fresh
clipped ewes, S.75; odd head choice wooled
to 9.55. indications are two loads good
lambs reported best will not arrive in
time for today's market.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
vinci' 5 Story at Trial
OF Connors Read 10
Jury by Prosecution

A District Court jury today heard
testimony of Joseph Vinci. 80, Bronx,
N. Y, on trial for flrst-degree mur-
der, given by the accused in Feb
ruary at the trial of Raymond Con-
nors, 80, Yonkers. N. Y, who was
acquitted of the same charge. The
Government is expected to rest its
case later today.
Assistant United States Attorney
William Hitz had asked the ques-
tions Of Vinci at Connor's trial in
the Staying OF Edward Barker and
Pany Casbarian in trailer ofiice at
Fourteenth and N street NV, on
February %, 1945. Vinci was in
'dicted in the murder with Connors
Vinci, sitting with his counsel,
William A. Gallagher Of Washing
ton and Fred Baroni of New York,
followed by the typewriter tran
script Of his prior testimony. Vinci
turned States evidence in the Con-
nors trial, after having been a fugi-
tive for five months in Englewood,
N. j., under the name of Nick
Blanda, according to the evidence.
His wife was In the courtroom to-
day. Vinci's story, revealed in the
Connors trial transcript, alleged trat
he did not know of plan to kill Mr.
Barker and Mr.. Casbarian; that
Connors told him there was "easy
money" to be made here in shake
down involving black market gaso-
line stamps, and that Connors, i'm
personating an officer, was to walk
in on the deal between Vinci and
Mr.. Barker. The Transcribed testi-
mony alleged that Vinci was out OF
the trailer when the actual shoot
ing occurred, but that he had, at
Connors' insistence, tied Mr.. Cas-
barian and Mr.. Barker with strips OF
blanket and gagged them with cot
ton and adhesive tape. Vinci said
Connors had a gun and he was In
fear of his own life, the transcript
said.
Vinci's testimony said he returned
to the trailer after the shootings
to get magazine he feared bore
his flngerprints.
In offering Vinci's Transcribed
testimony the Government has said
it Is leaving it to the jurors dis
cretion as to what parts they de-
sire to believe. Justice Alexander
Holtzoff, presiding, told the prose-
cutor to leave out comments of court
and counsel. The defense conceded
that the typewriter transcript OF
the Connors trial Is accurate.
| Vinci's half brother, Anthony
Licari, 20, just discharged from the
Army, came into the courtroom
shortly before the luncheon recess
He was accompanied by his father
Leo Licari, who married Vinci's
mother about 20 years ago.
Evening star., 1946-05-28

named first vice w. Neal McCord.
president, and Charles F. Suter,
assistant manager, Berkshire Life,
second vice president.
Board Urges Stock Limit.
Stockholders of the Real Estate
Mortgage g. Guaranty Corp. have
been notified that on June Is at the
annual meeting they will be called
on to vote for an amendment to the
certificate of incorporation Of the
company recommended by the di-
rectors, whereby the authorized cap
ital stock will be reduced to the
amount of common stock now out
standing, all other stock having been
heretofore redeemed and retired.
The board has just transferred
s307,935 from capital to surplus,
President Ralph D. Quinter an
nounced.
Washington banks will be closed
on Memorial Day, but will observe
the usual banking hours on Friday.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Washington Produce

From the. Department of Agriculture
Prices paid fob. Washington
:, EGGs-Market about steady. Receipts
light to moderate. Trading Of fair volume
Prices paid for Federal-State sraded eggs,
rec rseeived from grading stations MAY 3sl.
4; sStrs large a3 larss A. mediums,
SO; mediums. 3d. U. 8. grade C. 49, Com
msrcial!y nmr graded; 4 large: 4e;3-4l: medi-
so; Current receipts. 1875.
g. LIVE POULTRY - Market continued
ref1ee. reflect, those paid within existing price
D1,a.. poultry sold Q, on n Il. market ior which
fob. Washington: Fowl, 2s.4-30: Leg
horns, 24-25; broilers, fryers and roasters,
DRESSED POULTRY dee packed
Marx, Market firm. Receipts light. Demand
holiday demands. Prices shown reject
those paid within existing price control
regulations. but do not cover other poultry
sold on the market for which prices were
not obtainable. Prices paid fob. Wash
ineton: Fowl. heavy IS. 1869: light fowls
32-33; broilers, fryers and roasters, grade
Evening star., 1946-05-28

SA34-
Ger at the American Security g.
Trust Co., was made secretary.
Other members elected to the
Executive Council were Edward A.
Dent, js., National Metropolitan;
Henry H. Leferts, Washington
Loan & Trust Co., and Herman G.
Lauten, National Savings 81 Trust.
Mr.. Shaw becomes member ex-
offlcio.
The guest speaker was Roger ].
Whiteford, Washington attorney
and general counsel of the Hamil-
ton National Bank. Mr.. Simmons,
the new chairman, is a graduate of
George Washington University, hav-
ing an A. B. degree and law de-
gree and is a member of the District
bar.
McCord Heads Underwriters.
w. Neal McCord, manager of the
Washington Office of the Atlantic
Life Insurance Co., of Richmond,
was elected president of the District
Evening star., 1946-05-28
N. Y. Bond Market
SELECTEn LIST 0F iSSilEH.

Int Ct No 6s 62 AA
Int ON LIST $3.50 e3h
Int HydroE16s44 o0A
Int T&T Ans 62 1o2
Int T&T 6s 81 1o5h
Kan c Sou4s rs 1o3A
|LehVlCl 5s64 st ~
ILeh vi 4as20O3 81
'Leb VI As 2003 53A
LehVlTfm 6s61- %
MKT IS 81 A 97A
MKT adj 6s67 1o3
MKT 1st4s9O 1914
Mo Pac 5Has 40 41h
Mo pac Is ~ p. 97M
Mo Pac IS 81 / 97A
Mo Pac gn 4s 75 -
Morris&Esx5s65 793h
NatDairy2Ns70 1o3N
NewEngRR5s45 1o2L1
NYC RI 5s 2013 100
NYC 4ks2Ol3A 95A
NYC con As 81 91lh
|NYNH&H 6s AZ 7oA
NYNH&H4 Has67 67lh
NY W B 4Has 46 -
NorflkSo5s2014 64M
NorPac4 Ias2O471o7
Nor p cit 4Has75 1o5
Nor st Pr2sls75 1o5ih
'OrWsRRN IS 1oSiA
,Pac G&E 3s ~ 1854
Pa Ct Air 3as6o11o
Penn P&Lt 3s751o5
Peoria&Est4s60 06
PereMar 3As80 1o%H
Phila Fl gas "a los
|Philipn Ry 4s37 q
Pittston 5Kas64 100
|StLSnFr $3.50 B 665k
StLSnFr 4Ms7S %6A
| StLSnFv $3.50 A 63h
tPKCSL4Has41 80
ISea Air L c 6S45 70
Sea Air i.4Ns ", o6N
|SoBellTNT 3s79 1924
$50 Pac 4hs 90 LOG
$50 Pacif1c4Ass1 looN
ISoPac4 IasOr77 1864
$50 Ry en- IS a. l3S
ISoBT&T234sS5 1o5h
ITex&Pac3hsa5 1oAiA
Third Ave Is 80 eoih
Third Ave Is 90 lo2iM
WEST Sh 4s2361 90
West Nd 4s SO 1o0
lWsPac4 Ias2014 ia
West On IS 81 lo1N
West On Is 80 1929
Wise Cent As 40 06
Evening star., 1946-05-28

TODAYS BALES
tReported in Dollars,
Domestic. 4 01o 600
Foreign - 200 600
q 8 Govt 10 900
TREASURY. Close
| hs so --- 1ol 6
2hs 1857 1o3 Is
NEW YORK CITY.
FOREIGN. Close
ArEt IS 72 Feb 102M
Austral 41as Sc lo7lk'
Braz 3As l ser 65ih
Colombia IS 70 67M
Grk Is 6s pt pd. 1914
DOMESTIC. Close
Abit PIP $3.50 st 1924
Am & FP5s2O3O 1924
Am T&T 2NsSU 1oAiz
ATSF Is 95 l37A
Ati CL 1st Is SO 1924
B&O 1st m 49, 1o2M
B&O 96 A 00N
B&O 1000 d. eoM
B&O cv so 74N
Bost Me IS 90 1904
Bost NYAL 1855 66A
BufRoch&P57st 6@<
Burl CR&N6s34 -
Can Pae Is perp 11SH
Cent Pac Is 60 1o5t
Chi&Alton3s49 6oah
Chi 81 = I inc 81 II
Chi ct Ws As SO 92A
CMBtP4hs2O19 1904
CAstP4Ms2044 eeih
Cni&NW 4asQ9 o3A
Chi g. NV IS 80 los
GRIP 4Ias CO.. 3SN
GRIP RI As "a 65N
CTH&S in2X04 99lh
Gin G&E 2As75 1o5N
CCc StL 4hs77 o4ih
SLCWM4s91 86ih
Clev Ell Ill 3s 70 100
ClevUnTr4las771o 1o5H
ColumGas 6s61 lo3
Det Edison 4s65 1o7
Det Edison 3s7O llo
Dull SS&A IS 81 As
Erie 3hs 30 r 1o1
Erie 3Kss 2O00G looiA
FirestnT&R3s611o6
GenRe&Ut 1869 87ih
IC 4As Co., e@Z
&c IS IS 1o7
tCCStLou 5s63Alo4
ICCStLou As 63 93iA
Ill Ter RR As 1851
Evening star., 1946-05-28

Life Underwrlt-
ers' Association
at the annual
meeting yester-
day. He succeeds
H. G oc h r a n
Fisher, has been
S e cond vice
president during
the past year
and chairman of
the prog r a m
committee.
Will a m D.
Rumple, mana
ger, Metropolitan
Life Office was
Evening star., 1946-05-28
.Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, May 2s 1P.-Tradins in
grain futures today was confined almost
st whsst contracts were noted at ceiling
pfiSst Oats v.r. .,,v At N. o,.r,r, IN . ,,.n.
trade by local dealers Some OF the early
loss IN the new contracts was recovered BY
midsession. The greatest pressure was on
cent at times
At the close wheat. corn, rye and barley
held a. ceiling prices; New contract oats
were 70 to - lower than Yesterdays close,
Ausust "a Old contract oats were un-
CHANGED to "a lower, July So.
Evening star., 1946-05-28
New York Cotton

futures market advanced about 81 q bale
today in quiet trading. Buying of about
1000 to 5000 bales of October futures,
believed to be for mill accounts. was
feature OF trading and strengthened the
Some demand for contracts was stimu-
lated by prospects that the coal strike will
be ended shortly and the uncertain out
look for the cotton crop.
There was considerable July LIQUID alton
and switching into later months Only Q
small export business was reported
In the f1nal hour of trading futures
turned strong and active on aggressive
mill buying and outside demand. Influenced
by the frmness in securities markets, and
closed around the best levels for the day
Futures closed 1.25 to 1.55 q bale higher
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Dividends Announced
FOREIGN Exchunoe

NEW YORK, May 20 R.-ForeiEn ex-
change rates follow lGreat Britain in dol
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 9sl. per cent discount or 80 O62h
Europe: Great Britain, 4.O3h, un-
changed; France, franc, saw, unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina, free, "a 80.
Mexico, 2065
Evening star., 1946-05-28
.Odd-Lot Deulinos

PHILADELPHIA. May 2S tP.-The Sc
curities and Exchange Commission report
with odd.los dealers or specialists on the
New York Stock Exchange for May ~:
9,S44 purchases involving 294,962 shares;
Guiding 15 short sales Involving 714 Shares.
Evening star., 1946-05-28

Soclation at the
annual din ner
meeting at the
Mayfower Hotel
last e We n i n G,
succeeding E d.
win B. Shaw of
the Riggs Ma
tional.
William G. Nc
Graw, trust off,
Ger Of the Union
Trust Co., was
n a m e d vic e
chairman and B.
B uce FrantZ,
assistant trus t
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Simmons Named Head
OF Bank Fiduciaries
Al Annual Dinner
By Edword G. Stone

William v. Simmons. trust officer
Pf the Liberty National Bank, was
Elected chairman of the fiduciaries
section of the District Bankers As
Evening star., 1946-05-28

a. :uu Am $50 YOU ,..Uu noon 74o 900
400 pm. 100 600 2:UO pm AGO 600
= Approximate Total 22o COO
. tUnit Of trading, 10 shares; safes printed
IN full. Elm bankruptcy or receivership or
or securities assumed b such companies.
Rates OF dividend tn the foregoing tablo
are annual disbursement based on the last
less otherwise NOTED special Of extra divi-
dends are not included. TX dividend
xr Ex rights. . Also extra or extras. B Plus
eislsd q paid p {aI th.. ssss. rsysSis
Canadian funds; kAecumulated dlytdends
Evening star., 1946-05-28

RAtts OF dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannual declaration IN
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi-
extras. b Plus stock dividend. Cash or
stock. e Declared or paid so far this year.
able In Canadian funds. Accumuia ted
dividends paid or declared this year. n New
issue. WV With warrants. xv without
Evening star., 1946-05-28
RuiIroud Eurninos

NEW YORK. May go Especially Net
incomes of railroads for the frst four
months of 1946 and year ago were re-
ported today as follows:
Evening star., 1946-05-28
Washington Exchange

Capital Transit 1st ref 4s-S1 900 At
1855, $1,000 at 10524
Lanston Monotype-25 at 22h. so at 22h.
Capital Transit Co.-10 at 1914, 10 at
39A
Washinston Gas S4.e5 pfd-1o at III.
Potomac Electric 5ha% pfd.-4 at 1Os, 2
Washington Loan d Trust Cos at 35s.
oarhnckel 5hfo pfd:--IO At 27lz.
Evening star., 1946-05-28

Clt
Aireon Mfg Co . /.
Am Cynamid IL 6:
Am G&I 1.6Oa ~
Am Superpower !,
hPostPr.2Oe !:
Ark Nat Gas A. I
Atlas Corp WV !.
Automatic Pr.40 II
Barium Steel /.
Basic Refrac.40 II
Breeze Cp 80 n
Brown-Form 80 J,
Brown Rubber. l.
Bnk Hill&S ha- 2!
Burma Ltd
Callite Tung
Catalin Am 40 n
Cent g. s w Util /!
Cities Service )!
ClaudeNeon. .05e
Col Fuel&Ir WV
Colts p r Arms a
Com & Sou war
Cons Biscuit ! z
Cons M8sS h1a. 8
ConsTextile.3Og !
Cont F&Mch "a )
Coro Inc lie ,
Croft Brew .05g
| Crown c Pet Ag I
Domestic Ind A.
DominStl&Cl u z
East Gas&Fuel
East State Corp.
Elec Bd&Share z
II Pwr d 1t WV. !
Fairchild z .20r
Fansteel Metal )
Glen Alden CT 2. z
Goldheld Cons :.
Hartford r vtc-
Hazeltine iae z.
Howard Stors l. 4
Int Petrol "a --- /
LanstonMon l2e z
Leonard Oil DIV
Long Island Ltg
Louisan L6E. 40 i
McWill Dredge z
Evening star., 1946-05-28
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. co. High. Low Close. chse.
Curtiss- Wright l34 0N oh Ga r "
Curt-Wrisht A ~ 2Jh 23 23h + N
Cutler-Ham.60e A4sb A4X A43b
Evening star., 1946-05-28
IN. Y. Curb Market
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES |
CHANGED From PREVIOUS CLOSE.

PREVIOUS CLOSE.
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VI MininRC RCorpcsn ezt
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Natl Bell II .O7R ~
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Nat City Lines ] -
W New Mex d Ariz o,h
Niaera Hud Pwr Is
Mona Electric l 3oN
" AlNo Am 1t g. p loN
lNorthrop AirAe 1Al
Am Air VT "a
hIPantepec Oil "a llX
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70 Raytheon Mfg an
"a Richmond Rad 1lN
40 Ronson Art lao 55ll
AISt Regis Paper. 1A
.ISalt Dome OIL IL
hlSchin Co L. ~
Schultz Inc 9iA
hISec Corp q .05e o1t
AISegal Lock ~
" Select Industr 6
lhISolar Aircrft.60 29iA
sol Sonotone 20. ~
HI Soss Manuftg "a Is
IStd Power g. 1t. ~
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NlSterling Inc .b. 17Z
zITechnicolor Tag. 24lA
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MITextron Inc he 25
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tTri-Contl WV ~
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Unit 1t & Rys I BY
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tUtah-Ida 8 .l5e 81
watt d Bond A 39Z
HlWard Baking WV 6N
Wentworth M n 1oH
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