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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-12

NIGHTS HIGH
SingIes-Inabs. JOsephson I.
22s.
Series-Y. Takai. jacket I, 5S4.
ISERI t4-G Saito 496. Tamu-
ra 5S4 Iseri 479, H. Yasuda 513
Dol 522. TAK'S CAFE II (0-.S.
Wada AS. Inouye 434. j. Mizu.a
400 Maehara 495, Uchida 514
JAEKEL OR. Hash TAM SIT
S. Hironaka $40. M. Nakamura 5ss.
@. Hironaka 551, Takai 584; LEWIS
PRODUCE tO-Ogura 467. Kane
shige SCI. H. Harada 436. Murata
444 Tanaka 1853
ADRIAN (4-Kuwahara 1.-TWO
games) 298, Fukiage lone gamel
1893, Okai All, Kondo 425. Mayeda
487, Minatani 566 Forfeit over
Josephson a. Son II.
JAEKEL II t4)-Mio two games
311. Nobuyama BIT. D. Iseri (two
games) 1863. Hamanishi 1.-TWO games)
302. T. Iseri $40. Fuiinaga $40:
MUTCH OIL OF. Mizuta $50
Dummy $50, G.. Hashitani 400 Dunn
my $50 Morioka 479.
JOSEPHSON f3)-Wakagawa
485, 1naba 552, Hironaka 500, Kendc
Yasuda 449. Kay Yasuda 438:
TAK'S CAFE de. Yamaguchi
All, H. Takahashi 443. Teramura
454. T. Nakamura 514, X. Yamagu-
chi 524
OREGON SLOPE (2)--Morinaga
ATT. Morish'ta 426. Nishihara 474
Ksgeyama 1893. Sasaki SAT: NYSSA
or -Sadamori 548. KIDD 527. J. Sal
to 483, L. Saito 1873, K. Saito 400.
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Local Basketball Schedule

8 pm-WwG's vs. U. W. Goods
(o)
o p.m.-Anna Kay's VS. Lotus (O)
FRIDAY, Jan. FL
In Buddhist Gym
7 pm.-Crows VS.. Savoys tA)
pm.-White River VS.. Mercury
(AA)
. m.-Polka Dots VS.. wah Nee
(AA)
SATURDAY. Jan. 22
In Fife Gym
7 p.m-Cathay Juniors vs.. Fife
tB)
8 p.m.-Natco Mercury VS.. Fife
(AA)
SUNDAY, Jan. %
In Buddhist Gym
pm -Monarchs VS.. Midgets OBJ
2 pm Starlettes VS. Lotus (G)
3 pm-FCY VS.. Man Bowl (A)
4 pm-Lancers VS.. Comets (A)
TUESDAY, Jan. 20
In st. Peters Gym
7 pn.-Csthay Juniors VS.. Mid.
gets fB)
g pm.-U. w Goods VS.. Anna
Ksy's tG)
Q wwG's VS.. Chicks (d)
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20
In Buddhist Gym
7 m.--Crows VS.. Comets (A)
8 p.m.-Lancers VS.. Greenhouse
tA)
Q pm.--Nuggets VS. Tokuda Drug
tAA)
Continued on Page Four
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Gage Meet FRIDAY

All managers of teams entered
IN the four local Nisei basketball
leegues-AA. A, B ard Girls--are
urged to send representative 70
he meeting called by Director
Henry Yorozu for this Friday, Jan.
"a. In the Buddhist temple. The
Meeting will start at 7:30 pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-12
Mercury Rallies
To Beat Fife

FIFE, Wash. Jan. PA strong
finish gave Seattle's Mercury five
smashing 1892 victory over Fife
in a Glass AA basketball game
played In the local high school gym
last Saturday. Mercury was ahead
21-20 at half time.
The scoring follows:
MERCURY (42)-T. Deguchi
Yasunobu 8, r. Tsuj 5. B. Suyama
7, Yoshioka 5, Saito 4, G. Iwasaki 8
r. Otani 7, ,Yoshitake, Kurata
TACOMA (32) = Osaka, Uchida
Shigeo 6. Yoshida 6. Joe Asahara 4
John Asahara 6, Yaguchi. Takeuchi
10.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-12
Fey CAGERS TO DANCE

Filipino Catholic Youth. Glass
A basketball team, will present a
dance from 8 to 1l:S0 pm. this
Friday, Jan. IA, in the Maryknoll
hall
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-12

Intelligence Is a luxury. some-
times useless, sometimes fatal. It Is
a torch Of firebrand according to
the use one makes Of CabaIlero.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-12

LATE BASKETBALL RESULTS
Fife heat Midgets tB).
WIGS 20, Fife 20 Girls
Midgets %, Rissho 10 fB)
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-12

Repose and cheerfulness are the
badge Of the gentleman-repose in
anergy.-Emerson.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1949-01-12

LATE BASKETBALL REPORTS
Thursday, Jan. 6
Fey. 26, Lancers Is (A).
Polka Dots At, Natco Is (AA).
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NhS VI jan u q ~
w T.
Nyssa Bowl IS Z
jacket 81 Rogers I "a 8
Josephson q Son I 81 IL
Lewis Produce Is l6
Nun Iseri Insurance Is l6
Tak's Cafe II IA 10
Josephson e. Son II IA l8
jacket a. Rogers II IS 10
Mulch Oil Co. 10 10
Talks Cafe I IS 10
Adrian B. C. IL 20
Oregon Slope II 81
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jacket NarrOwS
NySSa Lead
OREGON NISEI BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS

(As of Jan. 6 & ~
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10
Situotion Wanted

BABY sitting every evening after 2,
including all day Saturday ana sun
day; reference. RE. 8749.
HAVE your Christmas sewing done
now! Alterations on hens and seams.
KE. 1922 -
CUSTOM made slipcovers and drapes,
fabrics brought to your home. rea-
sonable, no obligation. ". Z108.
WASHING and ironing done at my
home. RE 5816.
LADIES alterations; dresses, skirts.
Jackets, ETC., in my home. 496 East
125th st. MU 3544.
DRAPES, 81 per panel. custom made
from your material. KE. 6l33.
BABY sitter, elderly lady, day or
night. RE. 1922.
DRESSMAKING, alterations. draperies.
lamp shades recovered. 3l9 East l97th
st. KE. 8449.
CURTAINS washed and stretched. Call
KE. 1926.
WALL washing, SIS per room; wallpaper
cleaning, So room; WOODWORK Wash-
ing, 81 to 81 room; floors washed,
WaXed. 81 room; furniture cleaned.
rugs shampooed, Kemtonlng, paint
ing. HE. 9089.
TAILORED drapes and curtains; al
terationS on Womens and chlldren
clothes. KE. 2115.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10

EXPERIENCED man will do house re-
pair or remodeling, prompt service.
Call GIL. $500.
CAPABLE Young woman will care for
children during the day. MO. 5649.
WILL, care for child in my home while
mother works or shop. RE. O196.
LICENSED home; mother will give eX-
cellent care to l or children while
parents work KE. 1746.
WILL take care of child in my home
while mother works or goes shop
ping. KE. 0964.
HANDY man take down screens, wash
and hang strom windows and all odd
Jobs around house. ". 1859.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10
Situotion Wanted

MAN would like yard work or cleaning
office or store, any kind. 720 East
155th ST. Ii. 4l57.
CUSTODIAN, full or part time, expert
enced, sober, reliable, permanent, 4
or rooms for family of 5. PO. 3949.
TEEN-AGE girl or mother, with nurs-
ing experience, for baby sitting. Ii.
4333.
CARPENTER, new and repair. interior
and exterior work. repair screens.
John Moore. RE. OTIS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10

RESPONSIBLE couple. daughter yrs.
need q or unfinished rooms up
to $40. Steady employed. UT. 1-0619.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10
WANTED TO RENT

VET, wife and children need AS
rooms. Call KE. 5013.
RESPONSIBLE couple urgently need
3 or 4 rooms, veteran, references.
KE 5609
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Hayden ave.
SODA bar and delicatessen, living
9HarteTs 99Ian S very clean Prise TeduceG efo
East 156th st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10

MAN and wife with child, ga years
old desperately need 3 or room
apartment, house or year round cot
GA 066l.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-11-10

CHILD'S shell rim glasses, about /
month ago, vicinity UpSon School.
RE. 1929
DOG, terrier, white and brown, long
ears, short tail. months old, male.
PO. 9166 after g.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
SteeIs and Motors
Lead General Turn
Upward by Market
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, July 2O.-The
stock market fattened little
more today on a fresh diet of
buying orders.
Steel shares were much in evi-
dence at higher prices but plus
signs were pretty thoroughly dis
tributed over the entire list.
Two low-priced utility stocks
raced for first place in trading
activity-United Corp, and Com
monwealth & Southern. c. & S.
took first place after yesterdays
spectacular performance when
two blocks-one of 350,000 and
the other of 100000 shares
helped to lift total sales in the
one issue to around 100000
shares.
United Corp. inched up to 3b,
top price for the year, and c. &
S. sold at 45s, equal to the 1949
high first established yesterday.
Bethlehem was the liveliest stock
in the steel group. rising around
point. Also up were U. S. Steel,
Youngstown Sheet g. Tube. Wheel
ing, National and Jones & Laugh
lin.
Others boosted included General
Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker,
Goodrich, Sears Roebuck, Deere,
Schenley, Admiral Corp, Southern
California Edison, Kennecott Cop
per, American Smelling, Westing-
house, Electric, Eastman Kodak,
Philip Morris, American Woolen,
Santa Fe, Chesapeake g. Ohio,
Nickel Plate, Illinois Central, Sim
clair Oil and Richfleld Oil and
Hudson Motors.
Among a few balky spots were
Goodyear, Douglas Aircraft, Amer
lean Telephone, Anaconda Copper,
Down Chemical and Johns-Man-
Vile.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, July 20 t4o UsDA). .-salable
butchers under 24O pounds very SLOW,
$3.50 cents lower; heavier butchers mod
erately active, fully steady; sows uneven,
active, mostly $3.50 cents higher, top
23. 90 sparingly; bulk good and choice
17O-24o pounds, 22.25-22.75; 250-27O
20 .O0-21 90: few 325-35O pounds, is. 90
1925; good and choice sows under $40
pounds. 17.75-19.00; few under 800
pounds as high as 1880; 35O-375 pounds,
7 ;oo.1s 500; 375-4OO pounds. 10. .75-17 90;
40O-450 pounds, IA .75-16.00; heavier
sows as low as 1870 for around 500
5os salab!s be- cattle. = 900; salable calves.
and heifeTs fairly active alter SLOW start start.
steady to 25 cents lower; common and
medium grass and short-fed kinds slow
most bids 80 cents or more lower on
| these; cows and vealers steady; bulls
uneven; few good bulls steady, others
weak to around so cents lower: stockers
and feeders about steady: top $3.50 for
Load high choice 1.30S-pound fed steers;
other good and choice fed steers, % 25-
$500; few mediam to low-eood, 2I 90
$500; bulk medium to low-ehoice heifers,
q. .50-2615: few loads choice held around
27.0O; good beef cows. 10000 90; few
young cows slightly higher; Gamers and
cutters. 12.75-16.00; most common and
NJ medium dh beef eowst ls75-1s.75; bulls,
amH' ea toe STEADY zSo 9th WITH edS
culls and common. 7.OO-21 ~ ewes fully
steady. most q OO.q o5 ~
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, July 20 .lP.-with hedging
pressure falling OF, wheat staged fair
sized advance on the Board Of Trade
1asS nRe undes Sdeao local. and sa
Feed grains had some trouble in trying
to follow wheat higher. Even the July
contract IN which there have
time to time, could not get ,anywhere;
With activity only moderate. wheat
near the end of the FIRST hour was l to
"a ,higher. July 2.OoH; corn was :. lower
unchanged to y higher, July 631a. Soy
beans were 1A- to . higher. July 261h,
sI.s.1 snd lard 1,x was 2 to hundred pounds
cofn soms eontrses closes ss clue na to
mediate price trends in that grain. Trad
ing in all July contracts ends at the close
Friday, after which delivery OF the actual
gram must be made to settle any out
total around 100000 bushels, In con,
trast, on July 16 there were only s65,073
bushels of corn, stored In elevators de,
srairo sran on future futures contracts. ont '' 0 "1''
Only, in the July corn contract Is there
ing, traders said. Wheat stored in q
ssss pson oats Sn 55s4 gy e bSshe tnafd
and rye .1,227.405 bushels;
Conflicting reports are being heard on
the condition OF spring wheat in the
Northwsst The trade gene generally expects
next Government report. but it is not
The weekly weather and crop report
said corn continued Its rapid growth last
It is in " very good to excellent condition in
this surplus producing area
Evening star., 1949-07-20
Produce Markets

~, Baltimore quotations supplied by the
onitsd an,. states .s agriculture DEPARTMENT:
Weaker s'fsaS sashl as. bas
kets, U. S. No. 1, Maryland, Delaware and
\ New e1 o Jersey Transparents. INCHES up.
Wa5s ked ssE sonasSn nahes up 10y s. e nas Ssa.s
up, a.oo-S5; ga inches up, 3.ooe25:
Duchess. 2 inches up, 1.75-2.25; Ransbos,
Il potstoesna5k.5 lnsnes up 5-SG sisbtly weaker
9. s. No: i size A. ,Cobblers. unwashed,
Eastern Shore Maryland, s.25.5o; un-
1880, mostly $3.50; q. S. No. T.
sweet potatoes-Market slightly weaker.
Florida, Goldsns, washed. $50; Georgia,
msT2snd nsvd6s E.s.4a sg gno.s Tsats
rious containers, per bushel, fair to gen
sray good sgaty' str,nsess Black ya-
Livestock Market.
.4 S as stoet es. steers n
sad sesA good oos sss stsers. .aaissisas
s losd medium and good heifers; ,s e: 30, Q,
steers and heifers. is. .oo-2 20 90; practical
" no cows or bulls sold; few. lots medium
and and Caves sHUa st0'ker steers
Calves. 15o; slow, steady: good and
CHOICE vealers: 22,ooo-26.0o; common and
mfaia aors, So; only Moderately active. gen.
and d. choice Iso-2a5- pound trucked-in bar
ponnds, psa1 inlDRsd hs5a ssese6 pesnds g.
$3.50; 300-4oo pounds, 19@.50-2o; @ O. 70; 10
aaq p2Hndie ie6se Sounds
and choice under 40O-pound sows mainly
90 ,oad odd l4.9 ssd 9o0s9s 0canas DGqnsSos
Sheep. 100; no lambs or ewes sold
early; undertone lower on lambs, some
sNses''s ewes quoted a nominaily steady At 500
down. -
er. Routsssfsly stsdns s ssa.st SssD's
ers deshorns). o2-sM pounds: feE Si.ns5; IS;
Iishtv.shss fGE5 .islSssda daesheias {s!s 1s
Eour-Rsceipts 34a7 ~ 1oo,poSnd SACKS :Sin.
m.n1s Whsfnsssses son. 3Gsss sqahs ae
.s5H: * y!as:, ;sis: ~, '". sv.,.'. .s,s.
ments. es.51e bushels; stocks, 1,5os.517
uostsRsc.ipts 1os 7ss sea bushels; sh:n.,, ship
mfssS BssTi.g@s.eeipts. S0ns ssSsss $50 bushels
ments, 1,e6s bushels; stocks 4s1's7s
bushels.
ments, none; stocks, 259,9O5 bushels.
soybeans-Receipts. none. shipments,
none; stocks, 15S,507 bushels.
Millfeed-Receipts, 80 tons.
Butter and EEgs.
Eggs-Market hrm; receipts moderate,
demand moderate: wholesale selling price:
A large, 61-62; A medium. 55-57; large,
1896; current receipts, ungraded. 4S. 81. !
Receipts-Eggs, 1000 cases; butter, 4b,- |
031 pounds.
Evening star., 1949-07-20

Ohio Edison Co. in year ended
June 80 earned $7,615,305 or 1921
a share vs.. $7,273.46s or $3.15 In
1948.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
District Bank Assets
Up S38,201,O00 in
Week Ended June Is
By Edword 6. Stone

In the week ended July 13, as
sets of Washington's 10 banks
jumped from $954, 4,02S,ooo to $685.
22s, 900, a gain of $38,20l 900 in
the six days, the Richmond Re
serve Bank reported today.
Investments were up sharply
during the week. disclosing an
increase of $13,664,000. Demand
deposits also scored a substantial
upturn of $38,565. 900, but time de-
posits were down nearly 100000.
Total loans by the District
banks showed a drop of just over
$l,OOO,ooo from the preceding
week, the report stated.
Title Officers Elected.
James Med. Shea, president of
the District, Lawyers and Wash
ington Title Insurance Co.'S, today
reported the election of these
officers:
Frank Paroni and j. Vernon
Thomas, vice presidents; Hugh B.
Carper, jr., and William N. Knight
assistant secretaries: Woodrow W.
Long, assistant treasurer; Edward
v. McDermott and Robert L. Stoy
assistant title officers.
Pepco Common at New Peak.
Selling at 141s on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange, Potomac
Electric Power common has
reached the highest price since
March 10. Yesterdays sales ex-
ceeded 500 shares. The stock re-
mains by far the most active issue
on the Washington Exchange and
is also active in New York.
Lanston Monotype appeared on
the board yesterday, 100 shares
selling at 1924. Virginia Elec-
trio Power common, a very popu-
lar stock, reports June gross rev.
enues of s4,500,000 against. $4,-
056,000 in June, 1s48.
The Lincoln Service Corp. in
dustrial banking firm, reports a
net income of $244,502 in the first
half year, equal to $500 a COM
mon share against S220,965, or
$6.l2 a share last year.
Airlines Set Traffic Mark.
American Airlines in June set
the highest passenger traffic rec
ord ever achieved by an airline in
a single month. with total of
1856, ,009,534 passenger miles, Her
bert D. Ford, Washington sales
manager, has announced.
Retirement income benefits
totaling $500,000 a year are being
provided for employees of 20 Wash
ington business firms through
pension plans underwritten by
the New England Mutual Life
Insurance Co.. through William
M. Werber. MI. Werber and AL
ton G. Grinnell wrote $500,000 in
60 days, General Agent j. Hicks
Baldwin reports.
The bid for Peoples Drug Stores
stock was 35 today on the local
board, with 38 asked. The higher
asked price followed yesterdays
Jump of 212 points in New York
when 100 shares sold at 81.
Evening star., 1949-07-20
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July 20 P.-Cotton fu-
lures were irregular in early dealings to-
day. Rallying tendencies were checked by
profit taking and light hedge selling as
offerings were absorbed through mill buy
ing. There were some further unwanted
rains in parts Of the Eastern cotton belt
overnight.
Noon prices were 5 cents a bale lower
to 5 cents higher than the previous close.
Octobers ?9;71; December, 1888, and
Evening star., 1949-07-20

TAm Iob p1 D
Am Viscose 2AE
Am Wa Wk .30g
Am Woolen 4
| Am Zinc&L log
tam Zinc pr pf6
Anaconda l hg-
+Anac Wire 1g-
Anderson Cly g.
And-Prich la
Arch-Dan-M 1g
Armco Stl 2k
tArmco Stl pf4k
Armour & Co
Armour prpf 3p
Arms Cork 1.60a
Artloom Crpt 1b
ASSd Dry g l so
fAsso D G 1st 6 4
+Asso D G end z.
Atch T&SF Ga -
A T F Inc SAG
Att Goa st Line 4
tAtl Ref pfB3A !
Atlas Corp 1.60
+Atlas Pow 1g J
Auto Canteen l.
Avco Mfg 15E
BALDWIN 10 /
Bait g. Ohio
Balt&Ohio pf 1e
Bangor&Arostk-
tBang g. Ar pf5-
Barber Oil "a
Barnsd Oil 2Ag
Bayuk Gig .77s-
+BeatFds pf 3ss
Beaunit Mills l.
Beech Airc l
Beld-Hem ] Goa.
Bell&Howell l2a
BendxHomeAIp
Benef IndL 1ab
Benguet CnsMn.
Best g. Co 2 80
Best Foods "a
Beth Steel 2.40-
Birmingham Ell
Black&Deck "a
Blaw-Knox Ia
Bliss z w l.
Boeing Airp 1g-
Bohn Alum&B l
I tBonAmiB1 COG
Bond Stores .
BordenCo l cog
Borg-Warner "A
Branih Air. -.
Bridgpt Br .15p
Briggs Mfg 1g
Bristei-My 1.eo.
Bkfyn On G hs.
Bruns-Ba1keh hg
Bucyrus-E S0k
Budd Co go
BuhaloForg.o0g
Buliard Co %g-.
Baloya Witch ga
Burl'r.t N ! ha
tBurl Mills pf 4
Burr Add M so
Butler Bros -
tButler pf "a
Byers A M la
CALF PGK2ha
tcalif Pkg pf2h
Callahan Zinc
Calumet & Hec-
Campbell Wy 1g
Can Dry GA 80
Can Pac Ry Ag-
Capital Airlines.
Caro- Pw q L2-
Carpenter Stl 2
CarrierCorp pf2
Case j I 1908
tease ] I pf =
Caterpil TT hh-
| Celanese 2 40
Celotex Corp l.
| Cent Az / Mg
| CentFound cog
| Cent Ga Rwy
Cen Ga Ry pf -.
CentHudGas 81
| Cent r n N y =
iCent6SWCp 80
| Cerro de PasAp
| Certn-tdPd .60a
| IChainBeN / Goa
| Champ Paper 2
tChampP pf Al
| Checker Cab
Ches Cp Va las
Ches d Ohio g..
Chi Corp so -
Chi & East Ill
Chi&E III A 1g-.
Chi Great West
Chi Grt West Of
Chi Mil st PIP
| ChiMSP&P pf4g
Chi & N w of g.
Chi Pneu II "a
Chi r I&P pf s.
Childs Co
| ChryslerCp334g
CHM G&E lao
, tCinn G&E pf 4
| Gin Mill M /. 40
C I T Finan 3--
| City Prod 2h
| City Stores 1.20
| Clark EQUIP 2b
| Clev Ell II 2 90.
Climax N 1.20
Clinton Ind 2.40
| Clopay Corp
Cluett Peab 1g-.
Coca-Coia IA -
tCoca-cola A g.
Colgate-P-P "a
+Col.P-P pf 3h-
Collins d AK l.
ColonialMlls Ia
Col Fuel & Ir1 J.
Col Fuel&Ir pf /
+Colo&So stpf
Col BroadA .70g
Colum Gas ~
Columbia Pict
Colunl Carbn 2.
Comb Eng 8 2
Coml Credits 80
Coml Solvts Ia
Comwlth Ed l VI
Comwl a. South
Com&So pf4hk
Cong Nairn1 va
Cons Copper
Cons Eds 80
Cons Nat Gas @
ConsRRCuba of
ConsTextile 80.
Cons Vultee
| Consum Pow q
tConsmP pf4h 60
Container 2Ag
Cont Baking la
tContBak pf 81
Cont Can Ia -
ContMotor LOG
Cont Oil Del 4
lCooper-Bes Nh
| tCoopr-Bes pf 8
Corn Prod 800
Corn-Dub e 80 :
CorningGlass "a
ICoty Inc - -.
lCrane Co 1.60a-
lCrown Cork Ia
II Crucible Steel
II tCuba r r Of
Cuban.A Sug IL
iCudahyPg BOD
jCuneo Press l..
lCurtis Publish
J Cur Pb Or pf 2a
II |lCurtiss-Wri l ..
DaytnP 1.s0
Dayton p b. L rt
Decca Record "a
Deep Rock Oil 2
deere q Co La
ipel g. Hudson 4
Del Lack&W Aa
Del p 81 L cog 81
Den g. r g w II
Ipen&RGW Piss
Det, oft Ed 1.20
Det Mich St hp
Det Steel Cp "a
Devoe & r A 2
Diana Stores 81
Dist Corp-Sea 1
Il fDixieC pfA2h-
| DR. Pepper so -
| Doehler-Jrvs "a
. Dome Mines 10
Douglas Airc 5s
Dow Chem .90g-
Evening star., 1949-07-20
N. Y. Curb Market

Alum Co Am 2.
Am Gas & Ell j.
Am Nat G 90g-
Am Superpower-
Ang Ir Oil.
ArkNatGas .5Us
ArkNatGsA .3Ug
Ash Oil&R 100.
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Third Ave As so A7A
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West On IS 81 91h
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