davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07

nit1re 34uefe. Mud Die Spiegelglas
A@ in Mitterteih maht 6ortihritte
in Der @roouftion Don 8rinen9las.
Die @ldslDerfe in 5iirtb I'M @nIO Tiir
SitOuitrie- uno @drtetlboltglos lou-
fen on. Sir ottoere 5ltitl 9eil Ourh
Die llmiieoluug BON 6ohor6eitern Be
oirgte @losinouitri9n lit man Inn Die
Sddffung Der @obitoffboiis benaibt,
Gle Meinbeimer 8umlniDnren=
fobrif @eisbroo mo Seifert ltelt nit
elmer 8eIegIfdft BON 800 0ellten tef-
niife @ummilparen uno 6abrra06e-
reifungen Der.
Gie 9aumpoulpinnerei &ulmbafJ
bat nit 800 Mnnn 8eleglddft, Ole
Serarbeitung bon aus 4merifa einge-
troffenen gau1mpoumereen begon-
men.
SiioEerfe @mbS 8amberg baden
Die characterization pom 40 Sonnen
2oitfraftnogen Fiir Sol6gosantrieb
aufgenommen.
Sn Der Nfaffenreutber Sfapefel-
fiesgrube, Ser eindigen Brooltftions-
Itatte iiir Sdppafelldure in Der Il. 3.
Bone, moft iid 6~unebmenoer arbei-
termon9el 6enerfbar, obpobl sic ar
better tGglih 2ebenSmittel nit einenl
Galoriengebalt BON 1000 uno gered-
tigungsi9eine fiir Nangelrpare err
bdlten.
@S beiteben CUTE gusiihten, Dab
Die itnrf geiunfene @efIiigel5udt
gapernS iid) balo mieoer bpfiert, 0a
Die in ser llmgegeno bon @iinsberg
~liegen0en Siibneriarmen in Der Belt
pom 10. 6ebruar Bis /. SUM 600, 900
aiifen an Die @efliigelbalter ausIie-
fern iDouen.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07
WOhItdiypHb=kOnut tuU HdhiIte vTd
hrOumg5dk tuG bbhuiys Albeit 5oin

Die piclcn SrcmnNc Ncs HilfspcrFs tpcrNcm ant
SOnttae, Sen 9. ymni mm 3 1lbr nadbmtittaos rcAI
sakIrSiA smnt KSnsert fir Sic t1otIeiNcnNcm 1T 5cr'
trail : Gmrcpo erIAcincn. DasIcIbc finNet I'M IS"
Street 2lmNitcrimn, Natic1taI Dress Building, late
MnN S Str. II. ~. ftatt
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07
Northumberland

Sn 8abern lpur0en i'm M6r5 ms
geiomt 900 2iter 8en3in Der
braudt. Bon oieier Menge muroen 6
Tro5ent fir Oie 9anomirtid)aIt, 10
8ro5ent fir StraBentranSporte, 81
Pro5Pnt fir sen @ermaItlngsbeonrf
lopie So 9roaent mir Den &anoel uno
ole SitOuitrie aitsgegeben.
Saperiids 2anOesseluerbeamitalt
Die Qanoesgeperbennitalt Niirn-
berg bat lire 9(rbeit mieoer nlrfge-
npmmen. IS meroen mieoer amflife
Bpiifuneen mehanfiher, tedniider,
eleftrotehniiAer uno demiih-tehni-
iGer Art Our1geIibrt. gLuh Oas lta-
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07
Sciudt Oas 3OHssr. an 8. Snui,
undmittass nm 3 lI6r MHb beIft benz
Oentiden &Olfe
GinaeIoubt

Tns Sclltihe &olf bungert I'M
; mr nod wcnige 5relmOc iinO i'm
/ 0cbIieben, ueldJe beIfen fonnen unl
belfen Dolen. Gie 2ebensperbdlt
mile iiu0 bel itIimuner ais rs 8ieIt
pon ms begreifeu oOer oeriteber
founen. SIN @erh6lmtS limo Ot(
@obcn fir OoS SiIfsrpert, tuenn man
| Die In5obl ser oiisgeianOten Appeut
: in getrud)t 5iebt, nod iebr nieOril
uno BEL 10 manden Menihen lind
ollie guten @orte pergebens nm Mit-
0efiibI itno 8ormber5igfeit ertpaden
5i fonnen. Siele onoere mOdten IN
eriter Clinic MIR ibren eiaencn Ser.
mauOten ~auSbelfen. 3ies lit Dobl
Iei6t o~eritGnOIid, 0od beOenfe - es
bungern Miaionen uelfe feline Ser
ppan0te in Nmerifo beiiben. Sober
oieier urulen @eniden miro Dem line
befauntcn Spenoer non Ser3en oons
Zen lno elm nelter &ofimtn9Sitrobl
BON Qiebe unO @iite, miro Ieinen
Gin3itg in tiefiter SCOT bolten. 60
bite unterItiibt OoS Silfstperf i'll je-
Ser Mo9Iidfeit uno uirbt inter
@ltren 6reunoen uno 8efannten fir
ooSieIbe.
Sic n1tfre @eIcgenbeit UNI NIT.
3nbeIfen uno nm unieren gliten @il-
ten funo5ugeben lit Der 8eillh oeS
groBen Gon5ertes nm 8. SUM 1916,
nahmittaqs 8 llbr. i'm groBen Saale
Scr 4atiouaI GreSs 8Iog., 14te unA
s. Str. g. So. in 10. Stodrperf.
Ser geiamte Heinertrug fornmt Dem
SiIfstperf 5ugltte.
Ser @einn9perein uIrion~ rn0
Ser 6rauendlor oon Baltimore err
boten lid in nnerfannter @eiie, 0os
QeiangIihe Erogramm o%urf3ufiib-
rem. Sober 8eiuher miro e%rfreitt
icin, oas oeutid)e 2ieo mieber in
flarer @eiIe boren gu f0nnen. Sic
MitQIieoer ocs @aibingtoner Sdn-
%gerbunoeS peroen eifrig m~itarbeiten
u11 einen 9roBen @riolg 3l er3ielen.
aIs &onptre0ner miro Or. Glu-
renee Tidet BON ser Slldfer Grgani-
lotion ausfii9rIih ihiloern marltul
es notlpanoi3 iii, 5uiamnen 5u bel
fen. Gbenio meroeu &err Senator
9Somes 9. @uitlanO ans Miiiiiiippi
ionic ser ad)tbore @err Buffet alts
!. G16rosfa erportat. Oeren ausfiib.
rlngen nit Sntereiie geiolgt peroer
So1en.
QaBt oaS groBe aon3ert in Ma.
| 0iIon gqlare @arGcn in Stem Oari
Gip ms ais Elm gorbiIo Oienen. g.
rar cine QIdu5cnne Gltlogebung De;
GeutldtrmS in amerifa.
Soate eS Sbnen ieoodl unmoglid
Iein Sas aon5crt beiuden 5u f6nnen
ann bite ien0et minoeItens Ben Be
troQ fir 2 Gorten an Die Office fir!
II 0ilfSmarf: 40 - 9th Ctr. q. @
1aS @aibinqton aomitee fir Oa!
lotleiocn0e 9gltidllono ertplrtet lie
sod ben 8eiltf oGer bilfs6ereitei
/. Meuidenfreulloe, es oeripridt elmer
! intereIIanten Radpnittag uno beiB
ieoen @oit aufs ber8Iitite o9Siufom
men.
! 0ad Dem aon0ert miro cine 81
amnrenfunft ser Ginger in Serrr
Sdatiters &eiioen5 1915 = 3tit Ctr
9. g., ftattfinoen. Sier fonner
Die alien 6reunoe mieoer eifttge irob.
(ide Stlnoen beiianumen iein mi
\ fir Spciie uno 9rnnf lit beItens &c
lor9t.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07
Timber inns Sic GrItcn,
Sic Sterbcn!

Die tdalide decentralization in DeutId-
lano betrdgt iebt blob 1880 @olorien. alto-
ritdtea alf benz @ebiete Der Meoi5in uno Der
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07
Legal Notices.
SPECIAL NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Stockhol-
ders of the American Fire Insurance
Company of D. C. for the election of
nine (9) directors for the ensuing year
will be held at the office Of the Com
pany, 511 18th St. NV. Washington,
D. G., on Thursday, June 20, 1916, at
II O'Clock AM. Polls will be open from
liam to PM. Edward l.. McAleer,
Secretary.
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07

8oS groBe Woblt1tigfeits .Gon5ert
peIdes BON Dem ,8aibington 9. 6,
Committee for 3eIicf in @ermquD"
an fomutenOen Sonntag Nddmit.
tag fir Oie Geuti6lonO . SiIfe Der.
anltnItet miro, iteat oen @obepintft
Der @erbefompagne Oar, melhe Sic
les Representative &ontitee lett eini-
gen 8ohen in uniere Stoot ourd-
fiibrt. Ger Appen fir sic Notbilfe
ion 0anlit in nod meitere &reiIe ge-
trogen meroen. Gas Gon3ert, miro
5lpeifenos einen beoeuten0en finon-
8ieIIen lteberifiiB Dem SilfsfonoS
5tfiibren, Der bon ben oGu1fern"
8itr 0urdfiibrung hires gepInnten
&iIfsDertes in Central EUROPA be
notigt miro.
3us aomitee lit itber3eugt, Dab
ole SpferbereitihnIt Der Amerifnuer
beutIhe Q%bitommltng lid aud bel
0ieier @elegeubeit benGbren miro,
mie iih 0ieielbe in Der 8ergangen-
belt belpabrt bot. GoIange Die ent-
iebIihe Not in ser aIten &eimat uu-
0daert, Die Bellte 0ie 2ebenStrnft
oes oelttiden Bottles untergrGbt, lit
es hriitlihe 8fliht un0 ShulOig-
felt, oieien arnlen Der Nermiteu 5ll
belfen.
Gen geiangli6en Geil OeS BRO
granlmS baben Der Otdnnergeiang=
perein o4rion" unO oeilen 5rauen-
DIOR in groBber3iger @eiie iibernom-
men uuo mir 8albingtoner miiien
oaS iebr bod 81 ldiiBen. liner Ell
gener g@aibinaton SGngerbuuO"
bat crit gang fiir6lif Die @eiongS=
proben pieoer auigenommen mo %
er SIR Set nod obne Giri9enten
lit, tam er naber mobl faltm ge-
iatlalid mlftreteu. llmiomebr be
griiben mir uniere 6reunoe aIS
Baltimore uno beoanfen uns bereitS
bier iiir Den @emtB.
,,@ir iinO fertig", ooS mar Dit
3nrole. weldle ser @rdiioent Oes
uNrion@ IN Baltimore (Serr Senrr
WienefelO) Dem &orlisenoen Oes
IofuIcn @iIfsmerfcs beute mitteilte
u@is anf Den Iebten 8lob ioIIte Oel
biibide aroBc 5aal i'm 3reB aInb
%geb1iloe beiest iein menn oas Son
cert, mclhes piinftlid Inn 3 lib
beQiult, eroifnet mo eingeleite.
mirO~ erfldrt Der 6eltousihub il
einem lesten Appen. Ga oorf uni
fam niemono febIen. Sogtd9lid
fommen nit Der 9oit jebt BON bril-
ben bittere Nodridtpn. SIMMER
mebr b0ren mir BON uniern Gltern
&erwan6ten mo 6reunoen, mie grof
oie ysot lit. Sier lit jebem @eIe
genbeit gegeben, elm 5herflein Jul
Washington Journal., 1946-06-07

renoer ginriGtun9eit, >rebt Die &a-
Ser ser Suouitrie uno treibt Moto-
rem Gin nrbeitinarenoen Ianopirt-
Id)lftlidDen Maidinen an.
@otomoc electric 8oper 60. mar
i6ierte ourf oa bieien 6ortihritt,
ilbernnbm ibren @uteil Ser arbeit
uao IieB ie6e nelie @rfinoung uno
ieoe @riporniS Dem gIeftri5itdt Der-
~DanoenOen YltbIifum 5ufommeil.
Bon 1905 an, oils Die @enning-Nn-
lage nit uripriinsIif 25,000 &ilo-
matt arbeitete. Bis CUR beutigen font
bimierten proouftion Der 8u55aro
9oint- uno Der ermeiterten 8enning-
anlagen BON $4,000 &ilotuatt lipB
9otomoc electric Totper So. ieoen
@orteiI uno ieoe griparnis ben
Gnergieuerbrnudern - S9nen =
3tltoHtmen.
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Wushinqton Produce

From the Department of Agriculture.
Prices paid fob WASHINGTON
EGGS-Market about steady. There Is
a continuing light decrease IN receipts but
present supplies still slightly IN excess OF
demand Light volume still being stored
by few dealers with storage space ALA BILE.
Prices paid for Federal-State graded eggs,
received from grading stations tApril 81
U. s grade A, large, :57-3s. averase 3s;
medium. "a; U. S grade B. large. "a; me
dium. 80: U S. grade c, 81. Commercially
graded A. large. 37-3S. mostly 81; medium,
-, few 30 Current receipts, mostly 30,
few 81, few 90
LIVE POULTRY-Market very firm.
practically no receipts we're reported; de-
mand continues to improve. Dealers report
extreme difficulty in buying at country
point ceilings with unconflrmed reports OF
producers asking several cents over ship
ping point ceiling prices. There is IN
sufficient volume to determine market
values. but indications are that there is
little change over Fridays listing. Prices
paid OBJ Washington: BroileEs and fry
DRESSED POULTRY Gce packed)-Mar-
ket firm, demand continues to improve
slightly. but receipts were very light.
Country processing points continue strong
Prices paid fob Washington: Broilers
and fryers, pounds and under. 80; > q
y pounds. 3S:t4. roasterS. pounds. 40
)thing else reported Some straight lots.
all sizes, were reported, 40. but this was
uDCOnflrmpd
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Daylight Saving Held
ID. T.. Recreation Boon

A declaration that the District
Recreation Board was in favor of
daylight saving as an important fac
tor in enabling people to "partici-
pate and enjoy Washington recrea-
ton, educational and cultural facili-
ties" more completely was voiced by
Milo F. Christensen, superintend-
ent of the board, in an interview
yesterday over Station VOL. Mr..
Christensen appeared with Lou
Brott on the latters District As
signment" broadcast.
Mr. Christensen revealed during
the broadcast comprehensive plans
by the Recreation Board for the
year. He said school Fairgrounds
operated by the department will in
crease from 81 active units for the
winter to 1875 for the summer Base
ball and softball diamonds are being
readied, and requests for picnic per-
mits indicate the 1875 sites will re-
ceive maximum use this year, Mr.
Christensen said.
The board will operate 10 day
camps beginning July l for children
from to IA years of age, he added
Among the other activities listed
are a series of baseball clinics be-
ginning April l3 at Griffith Stadium
the superintendent noted. He said
major league ball players will in
struct the youngsters in finer points
of the game.
The Recreation Board head eX-
planned his departments opposition
to enlargement of the tourist camp
in East Potomac Park by pointing
out that the Districts growth has
made present recreatlonal facilities
Inadequate for the demands.
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Stock Market Uneven
Stee|s, Rails and
Utilities Retreat
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, April 8.-Steels, rails
and some utilities lost fractions to
around a point in today's irregular
stock market, while motors and Sc
lected industrials managed to resist
the trend
Dealings picked up at times, but
were off appreciably from the totals
of the past several days. Volume
amounted to about 100000 shares
compared with 100000 last Friday
There was considerable profit
taking ana part of the decline was
seen as a technical correction of the
substantial gains made last week
Besides the week-old soft Goa
strike and unfavorable earnings re-
ports for some companies, these two
developments helped instill caution
among customers:
The international situation grew
tenser again as the Russians in.
sisted the Iranian case be removed
from the United Nations agenda
the price-Wage setup flared up after
five Federal agency heads called fol
an extension of ceiling controls
without Gripping" amendments.
Losers were u S. Steel, Youngs.
town Sheet, Goodrich, u S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward, Internationa
Harvester Glenn Martin, American
Telephone, Kennecott, Westing.
house, Dupont, Allied Chemical
Great Northern, National Distillers
and Anaconda. Some of the extreme
losses for the session were pared
near the close
Higher were General Motors
Chrysler, Willys-Overland, Sears
Roebuck, j. I. Case, United Aircraft
Public Service of New Jersey. En-.
gineers Public Service, General Elec-
trio, Eastman Kodak, Warner Bros
and Mould Hosiery.
Evening star., 1946-04-08

TREASURY. 2 0C
IS 53-51 1o4 6
2las 1857 Jun LOG 6
2I2s 72-67 Dec 1o6 Is
FOREIGN. l:l5
Antwerp 5s 58 lis
BrazCRE 7s52st 70
Chile Is so asd- 80
Denmark 6s AZ 97N
Norway 412s 56 1864
Peru 2nd IS 81 26A
DOMESTIC. 200
Abit PIP 5s53 st lo9l4
Am T&T IS So 1904
ATSF As 95 l4OyA
Atl CL 1st As 81 1l2B
BIO 95 c. 1o2
B&O 90 F o5
BGO CIV 80 81
BOPLEWV4s51 1o2
Best Me 4Las 70 62iz
Brk Ed 3As SO 1885
BufNiagE2 As75 1864
BufRoch&P51st 92iA
Burl CR&N5s34 81
Can Pac As perp l2o
Cent Ga 5s SO c 29N
Cent Zach 4s5l 62N
Cent Galst5s45 lo6
Cent Pac 5s so 1o6
Chi&Alton3s49 61N
CB&Q 4Kas IT. l19
Chi CT Ws As SO 81
Chi Ind&Lo5s66 ~
CMStP4has2Ol9 loliH
/ CMStP4Has2044 9olE
Chi&NW 4Has99 81
GRIP 4ias 60 35N
GRIP As SO e2i.
GRIP RI As "a 65lE
CCC StI, 4K,s77 o6T
ClevUnTr5 h2s72 lo7
ColumGas 5s6l 1884
Del L&W4s2O42 69iA
Dn&RGW 5s55a 22ll
ElPas&SW 5s65 1864
CT North IS 73 l4oiE
HarlmR&P4s54 lloiE
Hud Coal 5s62A 83H
Hud&M RI 5s 81 1917
Hud&M IN 5s 81 40
&c As 81 1oo
ICCStLou 5s63Alo2H
ICCStLo 4izs63 96A
Int HydroEl6s44 97N
Int TIT 4Kas 52lo1H
Int TIT 5s 55 1867
Evening star., 1946-04-08

second day of the two-day Pan
American regatta on Lake Pont-
chartrain.
Scott, month out of the Army,
bettered the world record for class
C hydroplanes for the second
straight day. plotting his Flying
Scott w at 57.325 miles per hour
for the. course Saturday he drove
the boat at 56.2l0 mph. The previ-
Gus record of 554l9 was set by
Paul Worley of Lakeland, Fla,
February 3, 1910
Cooper, elderly power boat racer,
won five straight hydroplane events.
Evening star., 1946-04-08
FDIC Reports Rise
In Deposits Of 1892
Insured Banks
By Edword c. Stone


Total deposits of the 1892 In.
sured commercial banks reached
Sl47,81l 100000 on December 81
1945, gain of $13, ,529 900, 900, or II
per cent from the June 80 total, ano
18 per cent above year ago. Chair.
man Maple t Harl of the Fedora
Deposit Insurance Corp. announced
today. Most OF this deposit in
crease occurred in accounts of in
dlvidualS. partnerships and cor
porations.
insured commercial bank hold
ings of United States Government
obligations again increased in the
last half of l945 and registered a
new high of S88933 100000 at the
end of the year. The S6,526, 900 ,00(
gain over June 30, 1945, was prac-
tically the same as in the first
half year.
Chairman Harl called particular
attention to the fact that loans and
discounts of all insured commercial
banks reached a record peak of
S25 1859 100000 at the end of 1945
highest fvel since the beginning of
deposit Insurance
Reserve City Bankers Meet.
Joshua Evans, jr., vice president
Of the Hamilton National Bank
Frederick P. H. Siddons. vice presi-
dent and secretary of the American
Security Trust Co., and John A
Reilly, president of the Second Ma
tlonal, are among the financiers at
tending the annual meeting of the
Association of Reserve City Bankers
which opened today at Palm Beach
Fla
Robert M. Hanes. Winston Salem
Is association president The only
non member speaker on the pro-
gram is Emilio G. Callado, United
States executive director of the In
ternatlonal Bank for Reconstruc-
ton and Development. Federal
postwar fiscal problems will be spe-
cially considered. Another topic
will be national advertising for the
banking system.
New York Tops Trade Gains.
New York led the other II dis
tricts In department store sales
gains In the first quarter. with an
odN diISS Vi ~ PSl SCl1t OtCl 1OfC,
the Federal Reserve Board reported.
Atlanta, Minneapolis and Dallas
districts reported 20 per cent gains
st. Louis, 16; Chicago. Is; Cleve-
land, IA; Kansas City and San
Francisco, 13: Richmond and Phila-
delphia, II: and Boston, TO- The
national average gain was Is per
cent.
Dividend Payments Due Soon.
Among the issues being quoted
eX-dividend on the Washington
Stock Exchange, which will pay di-
yidends shortly, are American Tele-
phone. American Security & Trust,
Riggs National, Hecht common and
preferred; and Security Storage.
Glass I railroads in the Southern
region in the first two months of
1916 had an estimated net income,
after interest and rentals. of S12.-
100000 compared with S17,556916 in
the same 1945 period. In February
alone the same roads had a net in
come around S6,O00,O0O against ST.
983,845 a year ago.
March Bond Approvals Soar.
During March, State and mu-
nicipal bond approvals totaled $685.
532,794, in comparison with $40, ,l40.-
900 during March, 1945, according
to the Daily Bond Buyer.
American Security & Trust Co
stock sold at 325 and 327 on the
Washington Stock Exchange today
both new 1916 high marks The last
previous was 322. Gas issues were
strong
Evening star., 1946-04-08
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, April tF-May rye moved
we'll ahead most OF, the time agaln today
on continued strong short covering demand
and Stop-loSs buying.
At one time the delivery was UP the
5-cent limit allowed in a single day
trading al Sn.:'4l4 a buShel. another new
.6-year peak price. All other deliveries
of the grain remained at 81 46i2 ceilings.
At Winnipeg the May contract was ad-
vanced the allowable 5 cents within few
minutes after the start of trading, for
the fourth consecutive day. short time
later the demand shifted to July, and it
also was boosted the limit
Profit cashine came into the pit in
moderate volume here, and some Of the
advance was lost at times
The demand for oats which usually ac-
companies a strone bulge in rye was abb
sent and prices for all deliveries. except
May. were weak
Wheat, corn and barley finished again
at ceilings of .s312, 1919 and 1862.
Oats we're UNCHANGED to 7s cent lower
than Saturdays close. May. S3-cent CELL
ing: rye, unchanged to 3s4 ahead. May,
-
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA April $ tP,.-The Sc
curitieo and Exchanse Commission re-
toners with odd-iot dealers or specialists
on the New York Stock Exchange for
April 5: 1924 purchases involving o26.61a
shares. 1895 sales involving 2I7.24h
shares; including o short sales involving
61i shares.
For April &. 4.03o purchases involving
115.'96 shares: :i.7:}5 sales involving l01
63S shares including short sales in.
volvins 240 shares.
Evening star., 1946-04-08
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED BY the Associated Press.)
SELECTED LIST OF ISSJIES

Jons&Lc 3k4s61 1o3h
Leh C&N 3Ias70looiIa
LehVl HIT IS "a 66
Leh vi 4Has2OO3 6oHs
Leh vi As 20O3 56A
LehVlTrm 5s51- 9llA
LIN 27ss 2OO3 los
Me Cent 41as60 67A
MichCnt 4H2s79 lo5l4
MKT 5s 81 A 0ol/a
MKT 1st4s90 100
Mo Pac 5Ias 40 4ols
Mo Pac 5s IS A 1ooi4
Mo Pac IS 78 G 9oia
Mo Pac gn As rs 56Hs
IMoris&E 4hs55 76Ns
Mor&E3 1as2O0O 7oils
NatDairy2A $40 1854
NewEngRR5s45 1oAi/a
N o l M 5as54 lo2A
N o T M 5s So 80
NYC RI 5s 2013 1ooih
NYC 4 4Has2Ol3A 95Hs
lNYNH&H 6s As oo,A
NYNH&H 6s 40 o2Is
NYNH&H4 Has67 TIA
lNYNH&H As 30. TN
lNYOW RI 4s92 22A
my P&L 2As75 1864
my SW rf 5s 81 SO
NY w B 4las 46 ~
INorflkSo5s2014 65i4
INorPac4 Kas2O47 1924
Nor st Pr2a4s75 loei7
lOg&LkCh As As 22A
IPac G&E 3s "a 1925
PennRRg4 las65 l27A
PtWVa 412s59B 1o1
IRckIA&L41as34 IS
StLSnFr $3.50 B 81
StLSnFr 4 Kas7S 47l4
iStLSnFr 4s50 A GIN
EStPKCSL4 as41 5eis
Sea Air L4lzs wi STA
So Pac 4las 80 1o5Hs
lSoPac4 HasOr77 1851
$50 Ry en- 5s "a l43Ns
IStd Oil M 1861 lo2iA
Third Ave 5s so 65is
Third Ave As go oo1A
Iva El&P 234s75 1863
wabash 4As 81 80
IWalworth As 55 1oolI5
West Sh 4s236l 81
.IWsPac412s2O14 1l2iz
West Un 5s 60 loA
Wise Cent 4S49 S7M
Evening star., 1946-04-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April LP-Cotton fu-
lures sold off as much. as 81 .o5 a bale
today in nervous market rejecting con-
fusion among the traders over price-con-
troll developments. There was consider
able profit taking encouraged by the sharp
rise on Saturday to new 22-year highs
Liquidation was also Influenced by
Washington prediction that the passage
Of the Price Control Extension Ac, with
the Pace parity-raising measure as a
rider would be vetoed. Some quarters
doubted that the farm bloc could muster
enough votes to override such a veto! Spot
cotton market was steady
Later afternoon prices were As to 15
cents a bale lower. May. 2s.l0; July
Evening star., 1946-04-08
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS,
PUBLIC UTILITY.

Amer T e. T 90 'lal3s
Capital Transit T.. 0Ob 3S 40
N e. w Steamboat go 200
Pot Elec Power So, pfd (fl lI212 800.
Pot e. Pw 5l2ec pfd t5 5Ol 40 -|
Wash Gas Ii com Il .50I 81
Wash Gas t Gu CIV pfd t4.25l 1n9 10
Wash Gas L: GU ptd a 5Ol III
Wash Ry e. e com ta9l- 500
DfG
Evening star., 1946-04-08
HydropIone Record Set
In Pan American Meet
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, April 8-Victor
Scott Of Forest Hills, N. Y, and
Jack Cooper of Kansas City, Mo,
shared honors yesterday in the
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, April LP,.-Dividends de-
clared:
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate riod. record able
Regular
Franklin Stores -----20c Q Ais 4-22
Internal Detrola ---25c S4-15 81
Evening star., 1946-04-08
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas S425 ptd-27 at 1921
WASHINGTON Gas 81 so pfd-l5 al 111H2
American Security and Trust Cot a
:325, 3 at 321
washington Gas s4 .5 ptd-5 at 109.
Evening star., 1946-04-08

BALD LOCO Ia
Bait & Ohio
BALTIC & Ohio pf
tBang g. Ar of 5
Barber Asphlt I
Barnsdsll Oil so
Bath Iron Wk 4
Beatrice C I 40a
Beck Sh pf 434-
BeechAircrft lg
tBeech-N 4a
Belding HIM 80
Bell Aircraft lie
Bell 6 HoWell p
| Bendix Await l2e
| Beneficial 1.20a
Best & Co Ia
Rest Foods I
Bigelow-Sanf 2
Bla ack&Dck 80
Bla w-Knox Goa
Boeing Airp lie
Bohn Alum&B 3
tBon Ami B 2ia
Bond Store ! 40
Borden Co lhe
Borg-Warn ] go
| Branih Air 80
BrewerCpAm2E
Br1dgept Brs 80
Briggs Manufg 2
Bristol l-Myr.35e
BklynUGas S !. go
Brunswk-Bal l
Bucyrus-E .15e
Budd Manfg Ag
tBudd Mfg pf +
BuddWheel .60a
Buff Forg l so
Buf Ng E pf3. go
Bullard Co .
Bulova Wtch11a
Burl Mills /. 40
Burr Ad Mch l4e
Bush Term 35e
tBushTB pf1l2k
Butler Bros .55e
Butte Cp&Z Ae
ByerS AM CoNg
Evening star., 1946-04-08

CAL PACK Ia
Callahan Zinc
Calumet &H.0 .05e
Campbell Wyi4e
Can Dry G A
Canadn Pac a4e
Cannon Mills24e
CarpenterStl lac
Carrier Corp
Carrier&Gn. Goa
Ca Sc J l zoe
Caterpillr TT 3
Celanese Corp 2
rCela neSe pf Z
Celotex Corp u
'Celotex Co pf /
Cent Aguire | "a
Cent Foundry
Cen H G g. E l4e
Cent r r N j
cent Violet 2 Ag
Century Rib so
Cerro de Pashe-
Certain-t ---
Chain Belt l.
Champ P&F la
Champ P pf4 "a
Checker Cab
Ches g. Ohio 3b-
Chi & East III
Chi Great Westn
Chi Nil st PIP
ChiMSP&P pf5e
Chi g. N w 3g
Chi&NW pf1 Ae
Chi Pneu Tool
tChi PnuT pf2 IA
Chi Yello Ca b l =
Chickasha L
Childs Co s.
Chrysler Corp 3
CI T Finance Q
City Ice&F l. so
CITY Investors
City Stores 80
rClev e III of 4 Y
Clev Graph B 2
tClev Graph pf5
Climax Mol 1.20
Cluett-P -PeDody 2
tCoca-Cola A 3 =
Colgate Pm-P Ia
Col Fuel&Ir .15e
Colo F & Ir Of l
Col Brdcst A.40e
tCol Brdcst B.40e
Col Gas&El .10e
Colum G&E pf6
tColum G&E pfs
Col Pictures
ColumPict pf4 "a
Colin Carb l .40a
Comcl Credit 2
ComclSolvn.60a
Comwl Eds lao
Comwl g. South
Cmwl&Spf3Ak
!Conde Mast Ae
congoiumn-N IL
Cons Cigar 2 -
Cons Copper.20l
cons Edlsn | 80
Cons Edisn pt s
Cons Laundry !
Cons Nat Gas1a
Cons RRCupa Of
Cons Vultee 2 =
Container soc
Cont Baking He
Cont Can l
Cont DiamF.40
ICont Insurnce 2
Cont Motors -
Cont Oil Dl l. 80
tCooper-ReSS
ICopperw Stl.
tCopwld pf On
tCorn Exc 2.40
Corn Prod 2 80
fCorn Prod pf z
CornellD Ell so
Corning Gls hse
iCoty Inc 30
coty Internatl
Crane Co la
iCrm of VIII / go
Crown Cork i2e
Crown CkS2pf2
| Grown Leller ]
sCrown 2 pf4 90
,rucible Stl 2g
Crucjble Stl of 8
tCuba r r Of
Cuban-ASug ke
iCudahy PIX 1.20
curtis Publish
Curtis P prpf 3a
1Curtis-Wrt hg-
ICurt-Wright A.
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