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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-21
FIVE H0MESITES ARE
 MADE AVAILABLE FOR
 PATENT; REPORT MADE

Five Alaska National Forest homesites have been made avail able for patent under the appli- cable public-land laws through the signing of Public Land Order Al on January 30, 1948, according to information received in the Ju- neau office of Regional Forester $. Frank Heintzlelnan. These are as follows:
 Tongass National Forest
 Herring Bay Group, Tongass Highway. near Ketchikan, Lee E. Dickinson, Lot "A, 1.45 acres. Clover Pass Group, Tongass High way near Ketchikan; Mrs. Larry McCann. Lot A, 2.7 acres; Leo H. Ingman. Lot A. TT acres; Fay L. Bullock, Lot G, 4.44 acres.
 Chugach National Forest
 Elisha w. Hall, Boswell Bay, Hinchenbrook Island, 4:3l acres.
 The elimination of the above tracts from the National Forests IS the first step leading towards pat ent. Original occupancy of the areas was authorized by the For est Service through Special Use permits and the permitees have since resided continuously on the permit areas for at least three years to the exclusion of a home else where.
 The Regional Forester states that this is in line with the Forest Service policy of providing tracts for homes of fona-fide settlers along the Forest Highways and other sections adjacent to the var ious communities. The Regional Forester also points out that thousands of dollars have been
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-21

spent from Forest Service funds in building spur roads to open new groups of homesites and laying out these groups in advance of demand.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-02-21
Brownies Liquor StoYe Phone 1O3 139 So. Franklin
 P. o. Box 2596
P. o. Box 25s6
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Walter B. Heisel, executor of the estate of William c. Donaldson, deceased, has filed his final account and report of his administration Of said estate, and his petition for dis tribution thereof, in the United States Commissioners Court for Juneau Precinct, at Juneau, Alaska; that 10 o'clock A. M. April End, 1948, has been fixed as the time and said court the place for hearing same; and that all persons concerned therein are hereby notified to ap- pear at said time and place and file their objections, if any, to said final account and petition for settlement and distribution thereof.
 Dated: Juneau, Alaska, January 30th, 1948.
 WALTER B. HEISEL, Executor. First publication, Jan. 31, 1948. Last publication, Feb. 21, 1948.
 Probate Court, Juneau Precinct, Territory of Alaska; First Division.
 The administrator of the estate of Arthur w. Nelson, deceased, hay ing filed his final report and peti- tion for distribution; notice is here by given that hearing will be had thereon before the above entitled Court on the 31st day of March, 1948, at the hour of ten o'clock AM. at which time all persons interested may appear and show cause why said report should not be approved and distribution made as prayed for. At said time and place the Court will adjudicate the distribution of the residue of said estate and desig- nate the heirs and distributes en- titled thereto.
 HENRY RIDDEN,
 Administrator, estate of
 Arthur w. Nelson, deceased. First publication. Jan. 31, 1948. Last publication, Feb. 2i. l946.
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SATURDAY EVENING

SATURDAY ENENlNG 4:30-Red Skelton. 5:00-Ozzie and Harriet. 5:30-Totem Talk-Forecasts. 5:45-Bing Sings. 5:55-Club Calendar. 6:00-Dinner News. 6:l5-Silver Platter. 6:30-Sports on Spot. 645-Melody Roundup. 7:00-Land Be Bright. 7:15-Standard News-Forecasts. 7:30-HAWK LARRIBEE-CBS. S:00-Jimmy Durante. 8:30-FREE FOR ALLEGES. 9:00-Man Called "X." Magic Carpet. 9:45-Between the Lines. 10:00-Words with Music. l0:15-Forecasts.
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Empire wantads Tor Best Results
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SUNDAY

 11:55-Forecasts. 2:00-Ginny Simms. 12:30-Brotherhood Hour. 1:00-Burns and Allen. 1:30-Lutheran Hour. 2:00-Bob Hope.
 2:30-Voice of Prophecy. 3:00-Dorianne Barnes. 3:15-Excursions in Science. 3:30-Noah Webster Says. 4:00-Village Store. 4:30-Alaska Light Concert. 5:00-Twenty Questions. 5:30-Charlie Mccarthy. 6:00-Revival Hour. 700-Dennis Day. 7:30-Dinner News. 7:45-Dance Band. 8:00-Theatre Guild. 8:55-Late News. 9:00-Command Performance. 9:30-Forecasts. First newscast of the day at 7:30 \. M.
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Empire wantaos for Best Results
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RADIO LOG
KINY = JUNEAU

Alaska Broadcasting Co. e c. B. S.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Crude Oil Production
Establishes Another
New Record in Week
T'sRHshs A,,eeias.d Pts,s


| TULSA. oR's., Sept. 1.-THE Ma.
tion's crude Oil production contin.
ued to soar during the week ended
September II. averaging 5,542, ,lS;
barrels daily for another new rec.
ord. the OIL & Gas Journal reported
today.
This was 17,1s5 barrels dali,
above the previous high of 5,525. 900
counted during the week ended Sep.
tember 1.
Texas, the country's biggest oil
producing State, contributed a gair
Of 10,425 barrels to the total in av.
eraging 2,47o,90o barrels daily fol
new record for the year.
These States also reached all
time production highs for 1913:
Indiana, up $500 barrels to as
100: Michigan, up $500 to $500;
Louisiana, 800 to 484, ,75o, and Colo
RADIO, $40 to 4s,1o0. IL.
Kansas increased 6.400 barrels to
296. 300 and California was up 1000
| to 953,O00.
The Eastern area gained $50 tc
64,750. Kentucky increased 200 tt
25,6O0, and Alabama was up 500 te
1,400.
The greatest declines were re-
corded in Illinois, down 7,400 barrel.
to 10000; Mississippi, of $500 tc
l26,900, and Wyoming, down 1,s3'
to l49,280.
Oklahoma dropped 250 to 429 900
New Mexico declined 600 to ISL ,535
and Montana lost 430 to 25,710.
Production was unchanged ir
Florida, 800 barrels; Arkansas, 49,.
450, and Nebraska, 400.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept "A Gp,-Butter $780,
44O. frm, Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
Creamery, higher than 81 score and premi.
um marks tAA), 1874 cents: 92 score tAl
14A; 30 score tB), 69A; so score tc)
66h. New tubs usually command "a cent
Cheese s.7os6; irs:suiar ,naII Wholesssl: ,s,ss
cheddars. 45A-46 cents; cheddars (grass
cured. 5sh-62; single daisies, 4Sha 40
single daisies grass l947D $3.50; single
daisies grass 1870 shelf cured, 62.63
fats, 4S-49: mats grass 194O, $3.50; nat.
grass 1940 shelf cured, 59-64; midgets
5l-52; midgets !srass 1947l, 60.63: mid.
shs Gomss suT:d SIS, Tsns. b p.s
Wholesale esq prices were slightly Arm
Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern-Mixed colors, fancy heavy
weshts; sisss' aE extra ! large s;r, ss5S0
51-53;. dirties. 41k-43h; checks. 37-4o
Mhi,eansg hesyy.e5shts sNtys Ss5s
Browns-Fancy heavyweishts, 82-s4
extra / large, 5e-61; extra 2 large, 54
So, extra l medium. 52-54.
Nearby--(Top quotations on ,nesrb,
white and brown eggs represent hishes
wholesale selling prices for the nnest mark
available and not paying prices to pro
ducers or shippers.l Whites, extra fanc!
heayyweight, 74:75: fancy heavyweight
bullets: 4s:4s; browns: estI. s{ isne{ hsayyy x
II; others 67-6S; mediums, $3.50; puliets
41-43
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Sept. IA dP,.-GTain future
carried a steady to hrm tone at the Boart
Of Trade today. Corn again domins.es
trading.
coerine, while the September contrae
eased. Traders said that an easier, cast
corn market, the result of 100000 bushel'
of to-arrive bookings, dried up short GOV
ering in the September deliyeSl
A Government announcement that corr
loans will be ayailable at harvest time tn
stead of December 81, as previously indi
Gated. developed buying In the new-crcy
deliveries Traders said the announce
ment made uncertain the amount OF corr
that would be delivered Immediately aftel
harvest. :,
At tn. close wheat was =. higheI to =.
lower than the previous close, Septembel
2.243s. corn was ! y higher to 1 lower
September 1.73n-s; oats we're to
sisssr isssr sfpssmsssa nsesmssr and e
we're 3h to 4ta lower. November 2.b5.
Wheat, none; Corn. No. ] yellow, go
.. 90; No. 2, 3d.. 90; No. 4. 80: No.
93h; sample grade white, 1.16-1 81
Oats, No 1 heavy mixed. 75h: sample
grade heavy white, "a. Barle1 nominal;
mating, 1.1S-60; feed. 1920; Field
seed, per hundredweisht, nominal: sweet
clover. 10. .00-IO so; red top, Il .00-45 90:
timothy, 9.50-10.00. soybeana none.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Sept. II DPl tUSDAl SAL
able hogs. 5000; total, 10000: fairly &C.
tive. fully steady on all weights butchers
and sows; spots strongs: top. 1850: most
good and choice 2OO-3O0 pounds, 29OO-
1929: few 17O-1a0 pounds, 27.75"gOO;
weights over 26O pounds very scarce;
small numbers 4O0-5OO pounds, "a 90
25 90; good and choice sows under 325
pounds. 27.O0-2s. 90: 350-40O pounds,
25. .OO-28.5O; 425-4T5 pounds, 24.0O-26. 90;
few 500 pounds and over, 23.00-24 90;
salsbIe cattle. $500; total, s.70o; sal.
able calves, 500, total; 500; steers rather
slow, ABOUT steady; heifers steady; canner
and cutter cows active, strong; beef cows
slow, about steady; bulls and yealers fully
steady: choice steers, 3S.50-41 .25; load
hish-choice medium weights. bid II 30;
high medium and good steers, 2S.50-37 so;
common to low-medium grassers, % .25-
%. so: several loads high-good and choice
heifers, 37.5o-3S.O0; common and medium
grassers active at 2O.00-26.50; medium,
and good cows, 2l.00-24.75i Gamers and
cutters, 16.0O-1s.5O; medium and good
bulls. 90. .00-26 90; good and choice vealers,
30 .00-31 90: stockers and feeders, 1880
cents higher: choice 60O-SO0 pounds
Wyoming steers, 30.50-32 90. on country
saiable sheep, 5000: total 5000; slow;
not enough slaughter lambs sold to estab-
lish market, although scattered small lots
good and choice natives steady at 26:5 so
and .6.15; most early bids below $3.50;
not established on other classes, with year
| ling undertone lower.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Foreign Exchonse

NEW YORK. Sept "a P.-Foreign sx-
change rates follow toreat Britain In dol
lars. others in centsb:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 5 per cent discount OF o2.o0 q. 8
Europe-oreat Britain pound, 4.03h.
Great Britain. sO.day futures.
4 4.0oT; Great Britain. e0-day futures.
/ .O2E. UNCHANGED; Great Britain. sV.aas
september fxsd rate, .0ol 739: August,
.o0i739: sveden kfonsl: 80; I'M
chaneed: Switzerland tfrane) ufeef-
S5 80, up .02 Of cent.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Sept. "a M7.-cotton fu-
lures moved in light trading to-day. Scat
fiuenced by Southern reports that mills
were buying spot cotton only when neces-
sary the belle belief that prices ,,,. will stay
Private advices indicated that the crop
from Houston through to the Valley has
been practically picked and sinnsd; gin with
put into the loan 1t was estimated 40 to
80 per cent Of the crop In Central Texas
will be withheld from the market for bet
ter prices
Mills were the principal buyers Of fu-
lures. There was q fair amount OF COW
ering in nearby October and switching to
Late AFTERNOON prices were. 30 cents \
bale lower to cents hisher than the pre-
307s. and March. 305s.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Cumberland Asks Bids

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Sept. IA CP,.
Bids on 100000 worth OF tiood
control bonds were asked yesterday
by the Cumberland Mayor and
Council. Bids win be due Septem-
Der n. The serial bonds, dated Oc-
tober IS, viii run for Is years,
Bonds will be issued in denomtna- =
tions OF $1,000. Army engineers are
scheduled to receive bids on ths
first phase Of the work today in
Washington,
Evening star., 1948-09-14


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Evening star., 1948-09-14

u 100 Am 100 900 ~ .uu noon $50 900
100 pm $50 600 900 o N $40 ooo
fUnit Of trading, 10 shares. 'In bauk.
ruptcy or receivsrship or being reorgan-
ities assumed By such companies. Rates
annual disbursements based on the last
Unless otherwise noted. special or eEtra
dividends are not included ed Called.
( II dividend. .xr Il rishts, q Also extrs
OF stock. spesisrsd or paid % far thH
year. fPayabls In stock. estimated cash
value on sx,d:yidsnd dats; gAaid as nst
dividend or split-up. ( kpeclared or paid
this year. An accumulattye tssus with
dividends In arrears, p Paid this year.
taken at last dividend meeting. PAYABLE
In stock exact cash value undetermined
On declaration data
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Stock Market Scores
Moderate Recovery;
Rails Take Lead
By Roder Wineet
A,.eeiot.d Pres, Fioo,e;el w,;,.,


NEW YORK. Sept. 14.~Slightly
higher prices held firmly in the
stock market today in a reversal
from recent declines.
The gains ran from fractions to
more than a point with an active
issue here and there pushing to
around 2 points at times.
Rails took the lead and made the
best average showing with steels
following along. The usually active
motors dwindled but held to the
topside. Utilities as a group trailed.
The peak of the price rise in mid
morning was shaved down slightly
by 70 at time among the market
leaders, but the level remained firm
AT one time the gains wiped out all
OF yesterdays loss.
\ Moderately active trading in the
rising market heartened brokerage
omces just as the falling volume on
yesterdays drop was equally GOOD
news on the side of the bulls.
Participating in the uptrend were
the aircrafts, oils and distillers, Sec
tlons that have been more or less
neglected in recent days.
Stocks giving a better showing in
cluded Santa Fe. Youngstown Sheet
u Tube, Great Northern preferred,
Boeing, Du Pont and Phillip Morris
which declared a regular quarterly
dividend OF 371a cents and deferred
action on higher dividend until
the end Of the fiscal year.
Others were United States Steel,
Deere, Douglas, Phelps Dodge,
American Can, General Electric
American Woolen, Atlantic Coast
line, Standard Oil of New Jersey
and Richfield Oil.
Stocks in the curb market were
steady to higher. Creole Petroleum
and Cities Service were among the
most active shares up around a
point.
Dealings in the bond market were
quiet with the best demand for rail
liens. United States Treasury long
term issues in the over the counter
market were firm to higher with
trading quiet.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Two More Area Banks
To Open Drive-In
Teller Windows
By Nelson M. Shepard

Drive-in teller windows will be
made available shortly for patrons
of two more banks in traffic con-
eested areas of Washington, to-
gether with spacious parking lots
their officials disclosed today.
Two of these conveniences. which
are being added by progressive banks
in scores of cities, have been in.
stalled by the Citizens Bank of Riv.
erdale in its new Avondale, Md.
branch A third is being provided
for the Woodley Park Branch of the
American Security and Trust Co.
now under construction.
The Avondale branch, Colonial
two-story brick building with a col.
umned front portico. is practically
completed at 1900 Queens ChapeI
road and the intersection of Eastern
avenue, just outside the Distric,
Line. 1t will have two drive-in front
windows under the portico at the
main entrance
Opening Due Next Month.
Joseph 3. Waters, cashier, said
the new branch is being opened next
month and that York D. HollingS-
worth. assistant cashier, will be
placed in charge of it. The open
ing is being delayed to enable Mary
land road and park officials to COM
plete the Eastern avenue underpass
and park improvements across the
street from the bank.
The new branch of the American
Security g. Trust Co. is being erected
on the south side of Calvert street
NV, Immediately east of the bridge.
H. W.. Ireland, vice president and
treasurer, said the contract calls for
completion around December l. but
due to building delays the opening
date probably will be about two
months later.
Holden Joins Exchange.
Latest member of the Washington
Stock Exchange is Charles F. Holden
of C. F. Holden & Co, l06 North St
Asaph street. Alexandria, who was
elected to membership yesterday
MI. Holden IS comparatively new in
the investment business, his firm
having been established last March
Before then he was in insurance In
Washington and Alexandria.
All transactions for Holden & Co
on the exchange will be cleared
through Mackall g. Coe of Wash
ington.
Edward A. Wayne, vice president
of the Federal Reserve Bank OF
Richmond, Va, is taking part in a
tWo-day conference of Maryland
farmers and bankers that opened
today at College Park He will be
a speaker. The conference is being
sponsored by the University OF
MARYLAND and the Maryland Bank
ers' Association.
Ad Agency Expands.
Bert M. Sarazan, president OF
Bert M. SaraZan, Inc. Thomas
circle, announced today the firm
has enlarged its facilities to provide
local as we'll as national service for
advertisers in the Washington met
ropolitan area.
For. the last 18 months the firm
has serviced and counseled 40 lead
ing retail and industrial concerns
throughout the country. Among
them is the Hecht Co. in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Sarazen also announced es-
tablishment of new department
for local radio and television ad-
vertising under the direction of Bert
ihin
Evening star., 1948-09-14
Business Briefs

Steel Production IN tne HISl elSllV
months of 1948 set a peacetlme
record of 57.5O0,0OO tons. gain of
around 1,645o00 from the same
l947 period, and exceeded the output
for all of 1889 or any other year in
the l930s.-American Iron and Steel
Institute,
Passenger Car Tire Shipments in
july totaled 6,559,976 castings, a gam
OF 1927 from the prevlous month";
but production of 5.5l6349 castings
was down l24oo-Rubber Manu1ac-
turers Association.
Shipments Of Rayon Yarn and
staple in August totaled 93,2OoOoo
pounds. a drop of 10 from the
previous month, but 1870 above the
same l947 month.-Rayon Organon.
Textron, Inc, directors approved
program for expansion OF ap-
parei lines in l949 and voted to
discontinue the manufacture OF
sheets and blankets in Nashau, N.
Y. and to close the historic mills
there.
Columbia Gas Systems, Inc, asked
SEC permission to issue an adol-
tional l.223,000 common shares to
be offered to holders of record Octo-
ber 5.
Standard Gas e. Electric Corp.
asked SEC permission to sell AGO.
900 shares of $40 par common stock
to Oklahoma Gas g. Electric Co.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. regis
tered with the SEC S75,000,00o OF
first mortgage and refunding bonds
to finance construction and retire
bank loans.
Southern Railway asked 1CC per-
mission to issue $8.70o000 of equip
ment trust certificates to help
finance purchase of II diesel switch
locomotives and "a diesel freight
locomotives.
Lamson g. Sessions Co. declared
a dividend Of 80 cents common
share payable October 2. Last
previous payment was Is cents ir
july and a stock dividend OF l0ft
August 3.
Superior Portland Cement Inc.
declared a dividend of IS cents 6
common share, payable Steptembel
80. Last year the company paic
50 cents in June and December
and this year, so cents in June.
johnson g. johnson, Inc. stock.
holders will vote October on plar
to increase authorized common
stock and distribute a stock divi
dent of five new shares for each 10t
shares held on November Is.
Safeway Stores, Inc. sales in fou
weeks ended September totale
94,39l, ,443, a gain OF ll5oo from
year earlier; in SO weeks ended tn
same date. s877 ,9S592l, a rise c
1T4oc.
Kroger Co. sales in four week
ended September amounted t
s58,S65,227. gain of So from
wear earlier: in 36 weeks ended tn
same date. S555 .383,7l4, an increas
OF 8.7oS.
Goodall- Sanford, Inc. earned So
1859 or $3.50 a share in u month
ended June 80 VS.. $2,62l ,766 or sac
in IL months ended June 80, 1874
The company'ssfscal year has bee
changed.
Bell Telephone Co. Of Pennsy
vania net income for seven month
ended July 81 was $7,584,733
s8.o17,033 in the>same ls47 period.
julius Kayser e. Co. earned So
6s5,o97 or 1857 a share in IL montl
ended June 80 VS.. S2,587 ,325 or 3d.
in the previous year.
Shelter Mfg. Co. profit for S
months ended June 80 was 81. .227 L
or s2.4l VS.. 1881 1856 or $2.73 in Il
same 1947 period.
Evening star., 1948-09-14
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Shaw W&P 1.2O 19A
lStd OilKy l.4Oa asa
Trans Lux .1be -
United Corp wv "a
lUtd Lt&Rys .69e zoi4
U 8 Foil B 1.10e Is
dahoSu.15e ~
Wirkes Crn HOa
Wilson Bros ae.
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Odd-Lot DeoIinqs

The Securities and Exchanss Commits
sion reported today these transaettons ~
cfaiists on the New York Stock Exchange
for September 13: 3477 purchases in
voyItng p.O55 shares: 3.465 sales trvolv-
ing sQe05 shares including 22 short >alee
involving 945 shares.
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go
AirWay Fl A so u
Aireon Mig CO.. J
Alum Ltd 2 81
Alum Co Am q 81
Am Gas q EI lb 81
Am 1t b T .S6e. 10,
Am Maracaiho 4,
Am Superpower y
ApexElecMfs. 1oi
AshlandOn l.2O lo,
Atlas Corp " " >
Babcock&Wil 1 62i
Barium Steel 5,
Blue Ridge 81
Brwn-F jr pf.4O -
Bunker Hill la 20,
Carr Cons BiSc- -
CaIAiin Am -
Cent d 8 W so 10,
Cessna Airc .20g ~
Cities Service 2 494
Col Fuel&1r WV -
Colts Mfg 1Ag- 36l
Coml q Sou war "A
Cons LIQUID 10y ~
Cont Fdy&M /. La
Copr Range he III
Creole Pet 2.7Oe A5z
Crown Cent Pet g.
CrownDrug 05s ~
Cub Att Sug Pa 19z
Dennisop A soc 1ls
Derby Oil he 26t
East Sug pf3s4k CO.,
El Bond&Sh kg 13z
Eureka @ Ltd ~
rairchldC Cm. SOC ~
Fairchild z 4 A ~
FsnsteelMetAK 1l1
GenPlywood 20 ~
Gen Share .10e ~
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Market AVERAGES
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Sept IA P,-Dividends
declared
Pc. Stock OF Pay
Rate. rod. record able
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NJ Y. Bond Market

sT sFH.hsH & ssv sss A.,ssss;S ef:s:
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WORLD BANK
IntHR6o 3s72 ~
NEW YORK CITY
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Washington Exchange

Potomac Electric Power com-sI At 1914
100 at 1919, 100 at 133s, 100 at 1875
100 at 1874
Washington Gas 4 so pfd-lO at 104h.
Hecht con-I2 at "a
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Ex. dividend. Books closed. I Plus
extra or extras. apaid 50 far this year.