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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1948-10-23
BTw ALUMNI TO MEET

The Booker IT. Washington win
hold It's regular meeting nj the
school ON Tuesday. October rs AZ
9 pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-30

ington have grown to $26 SOC, ,04l
according to It's midyear statement.
r. has its origin in co-partnershlp
articles of associations dated Sep
tember 4. 1909 the name then being
the Bank of Washington. The capi-
Lal stock to be s1,000000 in shares
of $40 each.
Among the signers of the articles
were names prominent in the early
history of the infant Capital: Daniel
Carol! of Duddington, William
Cranch, Thomas Law, Robert Brent,
Samuel N. Smallwood, Frederick
May, Daniel Rapine, Franklin
Wharton, Joel Barlow, Samuel H.
Smith, William Trout, James S.
Stephenson, Joseph Forrest and
George Blagden.
Financial District Notes.
The management staff of j. D.
Marsh & Associates, local represent
atives of the Lincoln National Life
Insurance CO., left Saturday for Nor
folk to conduct special three-day
training class for 35 Eastern agents
of the Lincoln Co. The sessions
started today.
The industry wide fall meeting of
the waxed paper industry will be
held in Chicago, October %. G.. P.
Lamb. of the Washington law firm
Of Kittelle and Lamb, will discuss
recent trends in the industry and
developments of price merchandise
ing,
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 80 QP-Corn led grains
higher on the Board Of Trade today. The
yellow cereal was UP little more than
2 at times In fairly active trade. Wheat
and oats made fractional gains.
September corn was aided by firmness
in the cash market. where prices advanced
around or 4 with top Of 98 being
paio for No. / yellow corn. New crop
deliveries were aided by trade reports the
Government planned to export 200 .000, 900
bushels Of corn this crop year.
Wheat gained strength from cash house
buying. Oats followed corn higher, al
though confining its gains mostly to frac-
tions. Rye and soybeans managed to hold
small gains most Of the day. Lard again
acted weak. selling under Saturdays close
most of the time.
-. Wheat closed ~ highe,; September
ber l.63h-ss; oats were 3s-1h higher.
September ~: rye was l W hisher, Decem-
Der sc, and soybesns were Ia to 2
higher, November 2.44A-2.45.
Chicago Cash Market.
wheat--No. 9 red, 2.24; sample gr.de
No. ) hard, a.ass; No. Q yellow hard.
2.24A-!; No. 3 yellow hard tough; 2,21A;
corn No / yellow, LOS; No. 2, 1.9s; No. 3,
.95-96; No. 5. 1.90; oats. No. ! heavy
mixed. 75-75!; No. heavy mixed. 76A;
No. ] heavy white, TN: No. heavy
white 75A Barley nominal mating,
1.20-62; feed, 1.05:26; field seed per
nominal; sweet clover, |
I5.5o- 1890: red top. Al 90 a 90; /.
yellow, 3.2lh.
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New York Produce

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 P-Butter, two
osys nsicss reeeipts, rec ho 577442; easy Wholesale
!ne9 ss W os score ore.s and premium marks (AA),
6sM SO score !C1, e5h-6s. new new tubs tubs
usually command "a pound over the buiS
carton price, ''Ae 0uiA
~ Cheese two, days receipts, 1ss,1.s:
easy Wholesale sales. fresh American
cheGda cheGse sWhoie milk: Cheddars. 45ha -46;
daisies, $40 single daisies 2ih.o2 trass sinsie
194D. 5S-62; single daisies grass, 1a4S9
shelf cured, 62-63; nats. 1915; natts
sssf sssrSsfss, l94D, $3.50; fats grass, 1947,
grass. 1870, 59-e3; midgets, shelf-cuse
o2-64; processed. 5 pounds, 45Is-4s; do.
niSare nfSIlc SWISS 'sinsle tubs. best. 1856;
Wholesale egg prices were frmer today.
Ygs YoT; sDot gays receipts 1S0s1. nrm New
MIXED colors, fancy keavyweishts. 'st, ssn
g; 6 extra ! large. $3.50; extra ', ! iafse, M
4@142; dirties, 41-41ha; checks, 39h.
extra Mnitesi ia fancy y eheavyweishts, 64-ee;
1S medium siS1a ; 5aga s2s large S5]s-S7; extra
Browns, fancy heavyweiehts. s3.s4:
EXTRA | large. eO-61; extra 2 large, 81.
So extra l medium, 1854. 'e' 90
,Nearby-(Top quotations on nearoy
ssEs eFses Pof ehe highest hs
marks availabl, and not paying p prices eto 10
producers or shippers). Whites, extra
fancy heavywe,ghts. 74-76: fancy heavy
sf.snt'' sfls3 nIi.ts' Is' others e7-5l; mediums
fancy heaSyseixhtss 1878 TsHns fsTnS bsstE sssTa
geights, 7i-72. others 6S-6s; mediums dfisny.
oO-ol; pullets, 46.47.
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Rails and Oils Lead
Moderate Advance
lin Stock Market
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Railroad
issues pulled in front of a rising
stock market today
Continuing last weeks advance.
the carriers moved up fractions to
around 2 points. Oils also came in
for attention at higher levels.
For the market generally gains
were limited mostly to fractions.
with minus sign appearing here
and there.
Volume expanded somewhat
above last weeks sluggish markets.
Reports of progress in the Krem-
lin negotiations acted as a mild
tonic but numerous traders refused
to extend their positions until a for
NAL progress report arrived from
Moscow or Washington.
Higher we're Santa Fe, Nickel
Plate, Illinois Central, Chesapeake
& Ohio, Baltimore Ohio, New York
Central, Plymouth Oil, Sinclair Oil,
Pacific Western Oil, United States
Steel, youngstown Sheet, Chrystler
Schenley, Texas Pacific aLnd Trust
Cerro de Pasco, Owens Illinois, and
General Electric.
Among the balky spots were Stu
debaker, Lockheed, American Smelt-
ing, Mission Corp. and Eastern Air
lines.
Railway issues edged ahead in the
bond market. United States Gov
ernments held steady in overtime
counter dealings.
Gains in the curb appeared for
Creale Petroleum, Fairchild Engine
McCord Corp, Cities Service, Salt
Dome Oil and Quaker Oats common
and preferred.
The fresh strength in the railroad
group was regarded as a favorable
omen by many financial observers
The rails, they pointed out, have
been well in front of numerous price
advances this year.
Demand for the carriers was en-
couraged not only by highly ia
vorable operating reports of July
the request by the Nations railway
systems for higher freight rates on
coal. coke and iron ore and pros
poets that transportation business
will continue good for some time to
come.
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Retail Trade Suffers
While Heat Hampers
Business Promotion
By }. B. WoIIoch
A.: hs,~-~. lii-.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Torrid
weather last week emphasized
merchandising dif1iculty under un-
certain climatic conditions. An un-
usually cool August up to midweek
had raised retailers hopes of con-
tinued cool weather through Sep
tember. Last year, unseasonably
warm weather in September did not
retard business seriously.
Thursdays heat succeeded in
closing stores and offices. 1t dis
couraged shopping on a day which,
in the case of many large depart
ment stores, usually accounts for
their peak volume of the week be-
cause late closing add an average
Of hree-and-a-haf hours of selling
time
Fur Business Suffers Setback.
The fur business, which after
slow start had begun to show
promise of coming to life, was set
back to the snail's pace that had
dogged stores since the opening of
August promotion events. However
temporary the hot spell may prove
to be, advance business lost because
Of it cannot be recovered later
Back-to-school trade, vital fac
tor in late August retail sales, also
Wilted this week as parents deferred
shopping trips with smallfry con-
sumers. Children's wear, one of the
outstanding merchandise classifi-
cations, also met setback, but the
latter Is not considered to be serious
because there are ample gains to
cushion any temporary slump.
Retailers had hoped to get
quick start on September because
they will be without the benefit of
the cashing-in of veterans terminal
leave bonds. The disbursement of
large cash amounts last year raised
the department-store sales index to
its fall peak, and left goal figures
which would not be easy in any case
to attain next month.
Promotion Hampered.
Scorching weather also hampered
promotional efforts to book heavy
furniture and appliance business
before regulation w, effective Sep
tember 20, introduces tighter credit
terms. Pavements hot enough to
fry eggs were not trod numerously
by shoppers intent on getting in
before the 20 per cent-down and
IS months-to-pay deadline.
Last September was far from a
comfortably cool month, but con-
sumer spending power was REIN
forced by the terminal-leave bond
disbursements and prices were only
higher by the margin of the second
round of wage increases. Food
costs also we're measurably lower
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Aus. 80 up tusDD.-s.i-
200 h. 50-75 cents lower: ' sows, Sb.5d %
top, 30.5o; few loads 210-25c h., 81. 90.
several lots good and choice, 16O-lsO lb..
s5o b goSs sa and shoes sSws anaer
x 80; a7S;4S5 ST r.; "a: s: :2e 90: lew 45o-
Salable cattle-7,000;. total. 1000; SAL
able calves, 800; total. 800: slaughter
steers and heifers, unevenly steady to rs
gents higher; good to choice kinds, mostly
50-75 cents up: COWS steady to 25 cents
higher; bulls. steady to 30 cents lowei !;
load choice to prime 1925 lb. steers, 4 90,
new high for load lots; other choice steers,
3S 00-41 .35; most good grade steers, SO. 90
3S. SO; common and medium grassers s.,
20; 0;00-27. 30. short load choice S75 lb
heifers, 81. 70: medium and good beef
cows, 19 .50-22 90: Gamers and cutters,
largely 15,00-17 Is; practical top weisilty
sausase bulls, $3.50; yealers steady at
weak
saiable sneep-1. 500; total, 500: most
early sales SLAUGHTER lambs around so
cents lower; early top OF, rs cents: good
and choice native spring lambs, 25 90
25.2b; few medium to good lots, % 90
"a. 90; not established on other classes
with SLAUGHTER ewes very scarce; three
and half cars Western lambs still back
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON n r ...a :,
MONDAY AUGUST 10 ie0 ie0-e'oA'' ~ ~ Al

and backlogs Of consumer demand
stlh were ample enough to bolster
volume In hard goods.
A late Labor Day date this year
anords some assistance to merchants
since it means later school openings
and probably heavier back-to-school
business next month. Nevertheless.
anxious eyes will continue to watch
the mercury readings for clews to
expectations.
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nifty of 100 years in 1909. But until
then its officers intimated today
September will be merely another
day. another year"
At the helm of this venerable
banking house is J. Frank White,
president since July. 1886. He joined
the bank 62 years ago, in 1885, That
year was significant one in the
banks history of progress. 1t was
organized then under the National
Bank Act as the National Bank of
Washington
Merged With Central.
Another veteran officer, Ruther-
ford j. Dooley, vice president and
cashier, joined the staff in 1906.
The following year was another
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 R.-cotton fu-
lures were irregular m quiet trading today.
sure was absent, with futures at or below
the Government loan levels
=. The weather in the cotton belt con-
tinued favorable, with scattered rains in
Texas and Oklahoma over the week end
beneficial to the crop.
washington trade advices said that most
or the reports from the cotton trade to
the Secretary of Agriculture opposed i'm
position of marketing quotas on the 1919
cotton crop which is now under consid-
Grafton by the administration
Late afternoon prices were. 80 bale
lower to 25 higher than the previous
close October 30.76, December 30.71
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Coupon Notes
Coupon Notes
of $1,000, Denomination
MT M22 M25 M3O M43 -
M61 M65 M67 - M7O M89

The notes herein designated by num-
Der will be paid at the current redemp-
tion price, namely. 1000 of the prin-
cipal amount thereof, together with
accrued interest thereon to said re-
demption date. Said notes must have
attached thereto all coupons maturing
on and after April /, 1949. Said notes
will be redeemed at the Hamilton
National Bank, 14th and G Streets
NV, Washington S, D. c. Interest on
the notes herein described shall cease
to accrue on October l, 194S.
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK
OF WASHINGTON, Trustee
BY (S) w. r. Forster,
Vice president.
Dated: August 13, 1948.
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CT
Ainsworth Ia !.
Aireon Mfg Co.
Alum Co Am D. 5.
Am Gas d Fl Id ),
Am General .65e
Am 1t d T .S5e. 1
Am Maracaibo
Am Superpower
Am Superpwr pf $
ArkNGas A .2Ue
AshlandOil 1.20 !
Atlas Corp Y "
Babcock&Wil 4 8
Barium Steel
Barl&SeelA 1.20 I
Blue Ridge
BraZ IT L&P 2. 1
Bunker Hill Ia z
Burma Ito
CanIndAlc A la. /
Can Marconi
Carr Cons Bisc
Cent & 8 w 80 /
Cessna Airc cog
Cities Service 2 $
Claude Neon
Colonl Sd&S 40
Col Fuel&1r WV
Colts Mfg 1As- ;
Comi & Sou war
ConWestStll Ae A
Copr Range he. /,
Cosden Petro
Creole Pet 2.7Oe 4
Crosley Motor
Crown Cent Pet
CrownDruR O5s
Cub Atl Sus "a z,
Dennison A soc !;
DetGrayIr cog
Det Stl Prod Ae q
El Bond&Sh Ag /.
Eureka c Ltd :.
Fairchild e Il A
FansteelMetAg /,
Ford Can A la. z.
Fuller G A 80 F.!
Gen Finance 20 i,
GenPlywooo 40
Clean Harv "a. ),
Glen Alden c 2 q
Goldneld Cons.
Hath Baking l
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Business Briefs
Rubber Consumption in the Unite

Rubber Consumption in the United
States was estimated at 85,135 long
tons in July, a drop of l04eo from
the preceding month, but 9.2go above
the same 1947 month-Rubber Man
ufacturers Association. The drop
from June was due partially to va
cation shutdowns.
State Tax Collections in the l948
fiscal year totaled $1,000, 900, 900, a
gain of 17rs from the preceding
fiscal year-Census Bureau. Higher
prices and wages accounted for the
increase.
McCord Corp. declared an extra
year-end dividend of 81, payable
September %, raising the total for
u months ended August 81 to $3.50
VS.. ST in the previous year
Burd Piston Ring Co. declared an
extra dividend of Is cents and a
regular quarterly of Is cents, both
payable September 20.
George w. Helme Co. stockholders
will vote October 81 on a plan to
split both common and preferred
stocks The 800 900 authorized COM
mon shares would be changed to
100000 shares of $40 par and the
$4,000 authorized To preferred
shares would be changed to 135 200
shares of $25 par.
Consolidated Western Steel Corp.
stockholders voted at their annual
meeting to liquidate the company
as soon as possible Business and
assets of the company will be sold
to Columbia Steel Co. tomorrow.
Jones g. Laughlin Steel Corp. has
sold its 30-inch hot strip mill at it's
Otis Works in Cleveland to Alan
Wood Steel Co. The mill will be
moved to Conshohocken, Pa, after
October /.
American Smelling & Refining Co.
earned $15,377,791 or S5.18 a share
in six months ended June 30 VS..
s20,S96,033 or s728 a year earlier.
Pennsylvania Railroad net income
for seven months ended July 81 was
s3,747.353 or % cents VS.. a deficit
of S8,090,278 in the same 1947 period.
Archer Daniels Midland Co. profit
for II months ended June 80 was
Sl2,348,549 or $755 VS.. s15,673,O41
or 1888 in the preceding fiscal
period.
Mcclellan Stores Co. earned
$3,183,957 or 1914 in IL months
ended July 81 VS.. S3,016,922 or 1854
In the previous year.
Central g. South West Corp. net
income for six months ended June
80 was $4,261 685 or 81 cents VS..
S4,185,02l or 63 cents in the same
1947 period.
Mead johnson & Co. earned $685.
1893 or 50 cents in six months ended
June 80 VS.. $l,546,495 or 90 cents a
year earlier
Feeders Quigan Corp. profit for
six months ended June 80 was 1897. :
S47 or rs cents VS.. s730,545 or 81
cents.
Thermoid Co. earned s570,065 or
10 cents in six months ended June
80 VS.. s506 060 or p cents.
Ainsworth Mfg. Corp. net for six
months ended June 80 was SLOT SIC
or 26 cents VS.. 1857 ,032 or SO cents
Miles Shoes, Inc, profit for six
months ended July 81 was s617,58
or $1.87 VS.. $522,016 or s1.54 in the
same 1947 period.
Family Finance Corp. earned
$573,102 in three months ended
June 80 VS.. s341.2l8 a year earlier.
Federal Screw Works net income
for - months ended June 80 was
$685., ,686 or S306 VS.. s623, ,406 or $354
in the preceding fiscal period.
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Hourly Sales on the EXCHANGE Today:

Hourly Sales on the Exchange Today:
ll:00a.m 40 600 ~ uo noon 400 600
100 pm $50 600 goo "A 4so 600
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares. sIn bang
ruptcy or receiyership or being reorgan-
ities assumed by such companies. Rates
Of dividends In the FOREGOING table are
annual disbursements based on the last
Unless otherwise noted, special or extra
diyidends are not included ed Called.
or extras B Plus stock dividend. cssi
or stock. Declared or paid so far this
year. Payable in stock, estimated cash
value on ex-diT!dend date. Paid last
year b Declared or paid after stock
dividend or split-up. kDeclared or paid
this year. an accumulative issue with
dividend omitted. deferred or no action
taken at last dividend meeting. Payable
In stock. exact cash value undetermined
on declaration date.
Evening star., 1948-08-30

u 81 lcz4t
FOREIGN Close
Australia IS 55 lolN
Belgium 6s S5 lo7lt
Braz 34s 8 ser ssh
Brisbane 5s 5S 100
Canada 3Ks 81 lo3N
ChineGvRy5s5l 81,
Colombia IS 70. 39Ls
0enmk 4'as 62 Ssh
TtalPuU 1-3s II 16zs
reru LIST Is 60 lelA
Urag al 4hs 70 e5.
DOMESTIC Close
Am l&1 2s4s5S 1l2&s
Am T&T 2As6l lC5lh
Am T&T 2AsS0 e3lx
mTobacco3s62 lea
A T s r Is 50 17oN
Balt&oh 5sy5G 665<
$50 CIV 4a2O1O >
Balt&Oh 4s75A 81
Beth Stl 2As 20 97lA
BufEoch&P57st g
Bush T 3 IS so 1o6
Can Nor 4hs 5611l
Can Pac 4s peru s4h
C Ga 4hs202OB 5llh
Cent Ga As 95 66iS
cn RR NJ 5s ~ 7ciA
chi&E l inc 81 son
CGW 4ks 2O3s 6Th
CMStP4 4kas2U1g 7Alh
Chi&NW 41ass9 s.
CRPip4 tas2UIs oe3l
chiUnSt 3I.s63 lob
ChiUn st 2Hs63lol
Gin G&E 2As75 9e.z
Cons Ed cv 1858 lo7iA
Cons P 21ss rs 80
Del L&W4s2O42 e6iA
GenRe&Ut 1860 s5N
lGoodrich2As65 oezi
Ct North Is 73 1854
ct Nor = " SON 81
Hud Coal 5s62A s5N
Hud&M in IS 81 72%
! c RI As 1o3zi
lCC StL IS 63 A 96
Evening star., 1948-08-30

The case was Orzcie Afen
great victory for his sex. and the
city prosecutor could make himself
immortal by prosecuting wives who
try to keep their husbands from
snoring.
I used to think husbands snored
maliciously. but now I feel that
snoring is a true symbol of de-
mocracy. When l hear clear, strong
snores unafraidly shaking the walls,
say to myself: There is an
American whose spirit is not
shackled by dictatorship and secret
police, who sleeps the loud, happy
sleep of the brave and the free"
(Released by Consolidated New Features.)
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Market AVERAGES
Foreign EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Aug. 80 lR,.-Foreisn ex.
dollars, others in centsJ: A'
Canadian .a.n dollar in New York open
n market, "a per cent discount or O2.5O
Europe--Great Britain (pound), 4.O3A,
aanHGahanged; AZ ,,g Great Britain. 3o-day futures,
day futures, 402Ks, up "a Of a cent: Great eat
Britain. 9O-day futures, 4 OF Y, up "a Of a
cent FRANCE (franc>, .32A Of cent, un-
;00l 739; July, .O0i739. Sweden 1frona9,,
y SO, unchanged. Switzerland Urancj
tree); 45. of .05 of cent.
unchanged. Brazil Gree), $50, un"
changed. Mexico, 14.67, unchanged.
Evening star., 1948-08-30

milestone. 1hat
was when the
merger with its
closest neighbor,
the successful
Central National
Bank was eff
fected. This was
done by the Ma
tional Bank of
Washington pur-
chasing all The
assets OF Centra,
and a assuming all
Its liabilities.
Resources OF
the N tion al
Bank of Wash
Evening star., 1948-08-30

IIntGtNor Is So 3e36
lKoppers IS "a lol
Leh vi 5s2003st 44N
ILehV4 1as2003st 42,A
lLeh val4s2003st 3ela
tL&N 3s 80 StL 95lA
MKT IS SO A 70
MKT adj 6s67 72h
MKT 1st 4s9O IS
MKT As 81 B 81
Mo Pac shss 40 2slA
Mo Pac IS TIP s5iA
Mo Psc 5s 7S G s6
mo Pac 5s 80 II s6
Mo Pac en As rs Ae3A
IMor&E3kasa00O So
Nat Steel IS 65 lo4l4
INYC RI 5s 20l3 70
INYC 4hs2OI3A 6si4
N Y c con Is aa esik
|NYC&SL3kss0 e6ss
NYNHin4las'22 SOFA
lVYNHH 4s2007 7lM
NorflkSo 5s2O14 1914
Ior Pac IS 2O47 63ih
NoStaPwr2A75 se,&
'ac G&E Is 10 1oll6
Penn P&Lt 3s75 o7h
PennRR sn5sfs llo
Penn RR 4las65 1854
Phil Co AVS 81 lo6
Phil 81 gas 7s eeN
Phtla FL GAS - SelS
lPhilipn Ry As 81 l7l6
3tLSF 4 2s2U22 6o,7
lStI SW RI IS 80 loo3A
Seab tn4Las2O16 7la
Sou Pac 4ks SO o7M
SoPac4lasOr77 1924
lStdOilNJ2sss71 %
TRRAStL27ss85 90
rhiro Ave IS 60 53ih
Third Ave As 80 77ze
nOilCal2As70 o7M
lUn Pac Gas rs 9eZs
VaEl&Pw31ss6311o
West On IS 81 lol
West On 5s 60 93h
West On 4hs 6O1oo3&
IWstEl eve. .65s73 lola
lWShse nj 0As61l00Sk
Evening star., 1948-08-30
Baldwin Rubber Co. earned ss5

Baldwin Rubber Co. earned $685.
$40 or $167 in IL months ended
June 80 VS.. 1855 1868 or $2.72 in the
previous year.
w. L. Douglas Shoe Co. reported
a loss of $569,374 for six months
ended June 80 VS.. a deficit of $1o9,.
598, in the same 1947 period.
Air King Products Co. will in
crease prices on its radios and wire
recorders SO to 15Te, effective Octo-
ber /.
Evening star., 1948-08-30

total Of 139 years
a n impressive
record of contin-
uouS service fol
the c a pit a Is
Oldest banking
house.
P er h aps ii,
1859, this ener-
geticaliS healthy
oldster my see fit
to pause long
enough 10 Op-
serve its 150th
anniversary of
business as 1t
di d when 1t
reonhcIi tho dir
Evening star., 1948-08-30
N. Y. Curb Market
'ES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES

IN 10Y OIS
jHecla Min l l3N
III Power pf 2ls 81
Imp OIL Ltd "a 1874
Imp Oil Ltd TT. IN
Int Petrol Va lin
Invest Roy OLA ~
Ikaiser-Frazer ION
Kingston Pr 20 3l1
LakeShoreM 70 9H
Lanston N "a "a
Leonard Oil Dew a,
1 Lone Star Gas l AN
Long Island Ltg "A,
\ Louis L d E Ia 1917
MartonPwrShov 12N
MccordCp1.2Oe 50
Mead John .6Oa 17N
Menasco Mig z
k1dStPB vic Ae 7M
Mid West crp 81 lolA
Mining Cp Can e,h
Molybdenum "a. m
MountProd .7Oa 16N
Muter Co cog llH
NatBelHess zoe ~
Nat Union Rad ~
Niagara Hud Pr 9
No Am 1t q Pwr ~
NorthropAir k4s 1lA
IOgden Corp ~
IOhio Brass B 2e. 45
IOldPoindex cog oN
Pancoastal Oil 3N
PantepO cldl.2s 13h
Pepperell 81 64lt
IPharisT&R .15p 4
Pioneer Gold 2
IPitney-Bow .6Oa ll%
Pwdrell&Alex1a l2N
R-K-O opt war IN
Raytheon Mfg IN
SaltDomeO iHsf 8
Schultz ID AZ IN
Seeman Bros la 1874
Select Indus 3st
SoCalEd pf LA 2eih
Sou Pipe Line oia
Std Cap & Seal 123&
Sterling Inc hb- ga
rri-Contl " v 3N
United Corp WV ns
Utd Lt&Rys .69e 20
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Visible Grain Supply

CHICAGO. Aug. 80 0P,.-visible supply
100000 bushels this week. the Board
Of f. Trade M reported today Corn decreased
creased lies, 900 to 16,996,G0O: rye in
creased 10000 to 2,4I5,OOO; barley in
creased 2,031 10000 to 12,43O, 900, and
soybeans decreased 15l, to 269, 900.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
TO THE HOLDERS OF
VICTOR PRODUCTS
CORPORATION

Series I'D" SO Debenture Notes
Notice Is hereby given pursuant to the
Indenture of Trust of Victor Products
Corporation of Hagerstown, Maryland.
to the Hamilton National Bank Of
Washington, D. c., as Trustee, dated
December II, 1910, that the under
signed as Trustee aforesaid has drawn
by lot for redemption on October /,
194S. out of monies in the sinking
fund, the following numbered Series
3D. SO s. F. Debenture Notes due
April !, 1850:
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Oracle Aliens S
Comments

Well, see that our Los Angeles
city prosecutor has officially thrown
out neighbors' complaints about a
certain citizens snoring, holding
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that it was not
Willful and ma
licious, that a
man has a right
to Snore in his
o W n ho m e.
Probably t h e
prosecutor does
an occasional
bit of snoring
h i m S elf and
didn't want to
get tripped up
by his ow n
ruling.
However, my
husband says
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Dearborn Motors Corp. ap-
pointed Wilbur A. Schaich patent
counsel. He studied law at George
Washington University.
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Bank Of Washington
Will Observe 139th
Birthday This Week
by Nelson M. Shepord

To the National Bank of Wash
ington, next Saturday will be just
another birthday anniversary in a
chain of events that bring to a
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Washington Exchange
SALES.

Potomac Elec Pow COMO At 1as.
Peoples Drug st COMO at 81.
Potomac Elec Pow com-lOO at 13h,
t4o Ia a. At l3h. 200 at 1ah. 80 at 1914
Capital Transit Coo at 17A.
rot Elec Pow com-75 at 1914, 10 at
Wash Gas com-6o at e5h. 10 at s5H
AMERICAN Sec & Trust-2O at 20, 10
Wash Gas com-5O at 25h
Potomac Elec Pow $50 pf "A''-4 at a.
Potomac Elee Pow com-2OO at l33s,
,r 300 at 1917. 200 at 13ss.
Wash Gas com-I7 at 25L.
Wash Gas 4.25 pf-3 at 100,
Pot Elec Pow com-33 at 13h.
Rigss Bank com-1 at $40.
At l3h.
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N. Y. Bond Market

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