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Evening star., 1949-02-18
Gang Of Boys TO Face
104 Complaints Here

A total Of 104 complaints. which
police said represented one months
activity. will be filed in Juvenile
Court against a gang Of Is boys
accused of crimes ranging from
housebreaking to arson.
Operating in the Southeast
section, the boys were led by q
l2-year -old known as "Meatball."
Detectives Ralph Shumaker and
Andrew j. Gesler said. "Meatball'
told them he and three other boys.
including one known as Neck
bone" attempted to snatch q
woman's purse in the 800 block
Of Eighth street Sc. last Tuesday
to get money to leave town.
This was after the boys. be-
tween and 13 years old, had been
turned over to their parents pend
ing court action. One of the boys.
called Joe" admitted taking SIS
worth of candies and food from q
store in the 300 block Of Seventh
street Sc. Monday night. His
companion at the time was "Lolly-
pop. "believed to be the 14th mem
Der of the gang. who has not been
taken into custody.
At one time some of the boys did
5000 damage to a place while ran
sacking it and on another occasion
set fire to a Catholic nursery in
the 400 block Of Third street Sc.
police said.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Stock Market Holds
To Narrow Range
In Quiet DEALINGS
BY the Asseeinted Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-Supply
and demand were pretty evenly
matched in today's stock market.
Few prices swung more than
fractions from the previous close.
Some big blocks Of stock changed
hands, but on the whole, business
was skimpy.
The indecision of the market
followed a rising week in which
the general level of prices had
advanced according to the Asso-
ciated Press composite of so stocks,
an average Of around 81 share.
Traders kept an eye on Wash
ington news dispatches, but no.
body seemed to expect much &C
ton until Congress has its say on
some of the Presidents proposals,
particularly in the fields of taxa
ton. anti-inf1ation and labor.
Higher prices were paid fol-
Youngstown Sheet, General
Motors, United States Rubber
Woolworth, United Aircraft. Amer
ican Telephone, International Tel
ephone, American Can. Du Pont
and American Air Lines.
Republic Aviation dropped % in
fairly active trading which in
cluded one transfer of 5000 shares
Also lower were United States
Steel. Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler
Montgomery Ward. Douglas Air
craft. American Smelling, Dow
Chemical, Johnsmanville, Philip
Morris. Southern Pacific. Balti-
more g. Ohio. Texas Co. and Para
mount Pictures.
Corporate bonds steered a mar
rowly uneven price course. United
States Governments held steady
in over-the he-counter dealings.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Police Probe Sex Party
Held by Six Teen-Aqers

Two girls, 13 and IA, and four
boys of the same age were in
custody Of their parents today
while the police Juvenile Bureau
investigated their account Of a
sex party held after school yes
terday.
When the 13-year-old girl ap-
peared at home two hours late
after school her mother questioned
her at length. police said, and
learned of the party in basement
apartment in the 1900 block of
Columbia road NV. Police picked
up five boys. released one OF them
when it was learned he did not
take part. and then turned the
other children over to their
parents.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Feb. is Butter 326-
a24: easy. Wholesale prices on bulk car
tons: Creamery, hisher than 90 score and
premium marks tAA,, 65,a: ao score a,
Cheese, 179,943; steady; prices un-
changed.
Eegs were hisher today In the wholesale lie
market. Receipts totaled 1925 cases
Spot quotations follow:
Midwestern-Mixed colors. fancy heavy
weights. 47-4s; extra l large. 4eh; ex-
trs large 45; x,r extra ;,t,. medium; AS; c9T-
Whltes-Fancy heavyweights. 47h-4sh:
extra l large, 46ia-47; extra large, 40;
extra 1 medium, 46.
Browns-Fancy heavyweiEhts. 47-4s;
extra l, large. 46t7; extra 2 large, 4b;
extra ] medium, 45.
Nearby (top quotations on nearby white
and brown esss represent highest whole
sale selling prices for. the finest marks
available and not paying prices to pro-
White-Extra fancy heavyweiEht., 40
80; fancy heavyweishts, 47-4s; mediums,
4B-47.
Browns-Extrs fancy heavyweishts, 40
so: fancy heavyweiehts, 47-4s; mediums,
4b-47.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Feb. 1s .<p'.-After sinking
IN IN Ss ssrK os 1os sap: IN: RosS %
today; soybesns continued to hover a
The rally followed news that the Gov
ernment wanted -four. for shipment from
Gull of Mexico ports and . reported
statement by an Agriculture. Department
of1cial that the Government eapects TO
continue wheat purchases for its export
program through May and June.
Wheat at noon was 's lower to "a
May. 1.2s7s; oats were ,. lower to y
higher; May 67M ss soybeans were l to els
The Production and Markstins Admin
istration asked mills for offers Of -four
to be made tonight. Yesterday, the PIMA
bought 200, 600 900 pounds Of iour for
shipment via the GiIlf of Mexico. Accord
ing to q trade publication this was the
frst buyins for Gulf shipment since Nc
Crude vegetable oil prices declined as
much as y cent pound overnieht ae-
This was considered partly responsible
for ,easiness in soybans during morning
trading
Evening star., 1949-02-18
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb, 1s HEn:-cotton fu-
lures turned irresular in forenoon trad
Ing today. The market was nervous over
lower Grains and uncertainty over the
There was fair amount of liouida-
tion in nearby March and switch'phs hxvtq to
Of new crop deliveries which lent steadi-
ness to those positions: - ,uo,.s
mill buying Of spot cotton during the past
week. Warehousemen reported some IN
crease In the movement of cotton into the
loan BY large producers owning eligible
cotton financed outside the CCC loan.
Reports indicate some increase in cot
ton. screare in the peanut belt in South
iinas. BUT most observers predict that the
overall increase will average less than 10
ccc cotton loans for the week ended
February aes7 covered fas.d,n. sa0i7 bales bales
while loan rate repos sessions were s,115
bales. against SO s33 In the previous week.
Noon prices were As cents bale lower
to 40 cents hirher than the previous
close: March. 32.23: May, 31.es' July.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. s*A-1a
10,
Brewster Seeks Ban
On Aid 10 Nations That
Disobey U. n. Orders
BY the Assoeiofed Press

Senator Brewster, Republican.
of Maine yesterday proposed put
ting teeth in United Nations Se-
curity Council orders by denying
Marshall Plan aid to any nation
which disobeys them.
He asked the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee to make 1t
an amendment to the Economic
Cooperation Administration Act.
This is measure authorizing $5.-
$50, 100000 to carry the Western
European recovery program
through June 80, 1850.
Senator Brewster has been try
ing to get the Senate to cut out
ECA aid to the Dutch because OF
their military action against the
Indonesian Republic. He has de-
manded that the Dutch obey .
Security Council order to release
captured Indonesian leaders and
that bona f1de negotiations" be
opened by the Netherlands with
the republic.
Moving for a showdown, the
Maine Republican told the COM
mittee that the step he proposes
would have helped materially in
the Palestine and Indonesian sit
uations."
He would require obedience to
orders or requests" of the Coun-
Gil. He would forbid allocating
funds to government which
failed to recognize Council de-
mands. until the Council president
is satisfied that compliance has
been attained.
Meantime, talk of a possible
cut of some degree in the multi
billion-dollar ECA program per-
sisted in the Foreign Relations
Committee. but the main foreign
policy spokesmen of the two par
ties in the committee were stand
ing by the full amount.
Chairman Connally and Sen
ator Vandenberg. Republican, Of
Michigan were satisfied that the
authorization should stand as re-
quested after hearing ECA Of
ficials explain that they had an
ticipated current lower prices in
figuring the bills total.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Expectant Mothers Urged
To UNDERGO Blood Test

A blood test to safeguard
against syphilis was urged today
by the District Health Depart
ment for every pregnant woman.
If women would have such a
test before the fifth month of
pregnancy, the department said.
children could be protected
against contracting the disease
and congenital syphilis could be
wiped out.
The case history of a 16-year-
old girl who discovered she was a
victim of this form of the disease
will be told on the departments
radio program at 10:45 o'clock
tonight on Sta tion WWDC.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
in Gaming Raid
After Official Criticizes.
Anne Arundel Police
By J. |. Michael
Speeiol Star Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 18. Anne
Arundel gamblers clamped the lid
on tight today after county police,
led by Chief John H. Souers. ar
rested two alleged bookmakers in
four simultaneous raids yesterday.
The police action followed
charges by Police Commissioner z.
Garner Jones that widespread
illicit gambling activities are 60
ing on in the county" and mo one
seems to want to do anything
about it but myself"
Mr.. Jones said he had taken the
matter up with Chief Souers. but
had not been able to get action.
He also charged that there had
been dissension between himself.
the two other police commission
ers and Chief Souers for several
months.
Hearing Scheduled Feb. rs.
The two men taken into custody
were Julius H. Finkle. Eastport,
and William Bloom. West Annap-
oils. Chief Souers signed war
rants charging each with operat-
ing a horse-race handbook.
Trial Magistrate Samuel j
Macaluso ordered the men re-
leased in $1,000 bond each for a
hearing February Is.
At the Eastport and West An
napolis establishments, Chief
Souers said his officers took over
telephones and accepted several
bets before arresting Finkle and
Bloom.
At the other two places. one
in Eastport and one in Bay Ridge
Chief Souers said his officers were
admitted freely and no evidence
of gambling was found. All the
places raided. Chief Souers said
were private residences.
Paper Gets List of Names.
On Wednesday the weekly
Southern Maryland Times was
given q list of names and tele.
phone numbers of alleged bookie
establishments by Mr.. Jones.
Neither the weekly nor Chief
Souers would say whether the
places raided yesterday were or
the list furnished by Mr.. Jones
Chief Souers indicated that the
raids were his answer" to Mr.
Jones charges.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Chicooo Livestock

CHICAGO. FEB; 1s 1n tUsDA>.aos.l,
sbls hogs ,,, 5000; fairly active 1880
pound ponnd batohers' @ 10o 20 50. praeticsl
sna Gs shoe. Il sa ssesss Ssd pound 16 SSe ssG
sa0,soo peqnds, oH n9:. 90: soo 3f6
und'; pound sovs. 0Ys'oo-is.bo: 4oooooo Sounds Bounds
16. So II so; bO0-s00 pounds, Is .75-16.75;
N0s salsbis csttl.-2,ooo: salable el,ves.
800; active, fully steady; choice, steers
ne steers, ns $50 pounds DOWN. 81 % SGo .SS,
sstTai TOP s52o aro loads good te leS *
sa''l beef eows' na $50 d down: Gamer. and
IL :00-1s .00; medium and good saus1ss
oulls. 2I .oo123;5o medium, oto to choie.
slow. steady 70 Is lower, mostly weak;
IS 90: common to medium grades. 1000:
90. 80: SLAUGHTER ewes weak. mostly u so
down with big weight native ewes under
900; aged bucks, $50.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK, Feb. ia 1p.-For eign *
change rates follow (Great Britain In dol
lars, others in cents:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket 71s per cent discount: or 92.s7h
Europe-Great Britain tpound), 4 .o3A,
unchanged; Great Britain 3O.day futures,
4.03,s. unchensed; Great Britain 6O-day
3O-day futures, 4.O2M, unchanged; France
franc), .31h Of q cent, UNCHANGED; italy
Oira), February hxed rate, .OO1 1889; jan
changer; Switzerland uranc) fee). IS IA,
of .O2 OF q cent
Latin Notwithstanding freef. 90 90.
Mexico, 1928, up IA Of . cent
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Army, Air Force to Ask
Bids on Recruiting Ads

The Army and Air force an
nounced yesterday that bids will
be sought shortly on about So
100000 worth of recruiting adver-
tising in the fiscal year beginning
July !.
Since both services already are
above manpower ceilings set in
President Truman's budget for
next year. the contract represents
a reduction from the approxi-
mately $5.500.000 spent this fiscal
year. The Gardiner Advertising
Co. Of St Louis. Mo-, is handling
the contract now.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Business Briefs

Small COrporatl0ns- are Huuk Wy
Federal tax officials' rigid and
niggardly" policy on depreciation
said Roswell Magill, former Under
Secretary of the Treasury. He de-
clared the policy works badly wnen
replacement costs are far above
the original or tax cost Of depre-
ciable items"
Civil Engineering Construction
awarded in the week ended Thurs
day totaled S146. .604. 900, a gain OF
1917 from the previous week and
Ssg above the like 1945 week
Engineering News-Record.
Newsprint Stocks Of daily news
papers averaged q As days supply
on January 81 VS.. 80 days month
earlier and Al days a year earlier
American Newspaper Publishers
Association.
New York Stock Exchange Mem T.
bership sold for $4,000. drop OF
$4,000 from the last previous sale
on January FL.
Markets Will Be Closed on Tues
dav. February %. in observance OF
washinston's birthday. Only live
stock markets will operate al
usual.
CHICAGO a. North Western Rail-
xay directors announced q s4S.-
ooo. 900 budget this year for capt.
tai improvements and new equip
ment.
Thomas Steel Co. declared an
extra dividend of 10 cents and q
regular quarterly OF 40 cents, both
pavable March IL. No extra was
paid in the same 1948 quarter.
Pratt Food Co. deferred action
An the common dividend usually
declared at this time OF year.
Equitable Life Assurance So
ejety reported record assets of s4,-
ss3, 1000, 900 at the end OF 1s4S, q
gain of 1894 500, 900 from year
earlier. Insurance in force also
set a new record of $13, ITO, 900, 900
with 1894 ,020, ,2s7 of new business
written in the year.
Abbott Laboratories directors
voted to split capital stock 2 1or
/. Stockholders will vote April IA
international Telephone & Teie.
xraph Corp. signed an agreement
to acquire Farnsworth Televisior
A. Radio Corp. on the basis OF one
1T. st. share for each IL Farms
worth shares. Farnsworth holder
will vote April IA.
Detroit Edison Co. earned $lO.'
1872 or $1.53 share in l.
months ended January 81 VS.. SILL
129.4os or $1.59 in the previous
year.
Houston Oil Co. Of Texas ne
income for 1s4S was $6.092.536 o.
$3.50 VS.. $4,04e,0s3 or 1888 il
l947.
Simonds Saw a. Steel Co. earnet
s3,323,377 or $6.68 in 194S VS.. 81,
$4,000 or $5.74 in the previou
year.
Pennroad Corp. net for 194s wa
&2,71s,736 or 54.4 cents VS.. 81,
126,S91 or 41.9 cents In 1947.
Parker Rust Proof Co. earne'
x402.9 .9S5 or "a cents in thre
months ended December 81 v,
s37s,529 or Ss cents q year earlier
Powdrell & Alexander. Int
profit for 1948 was $1,541 .021 o
s2.57 VS.. $2,274,492 or 1919 il
lS47.
Lakey Foundry g. Machine c.
net for three months ended Jan
uary 81 was $365.79S or rs cent
vs.. s2so,75e or 50 cents q yea
earlier.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Dividends Announced
By kergentha|er
And Peoples Drug
By Edword c. Stone

Directors Of Mergenthalef Limo
type Co. and Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc. have declared regular quar-
terly dividends.
Mergenthaler voted the usual
payment of rs cents per share,
payable March Is to stockholders
of record March 4. Last year the
directors paid an extra Of $1.25
in September. which brought pay
n1ents for the year to $4.25. The
stock is now selling at $50 a share
on the Washington Exchange.
Peoples Drug declared the reg
ular so cents per share, payable
April / to stockholders Of record
March 4, w. H. Churchill, treas
urer. announced.
Loan Firm Sets Record.
The Washington office of the
State Loan & Finance Corp. today
reported record business in 194S.
Loans totaled $16.941,115 and
earnings $71 ,999 against $13.9S4,-
40S and s62,926 in 1947. an in
crease in 1948 or SO per cent and
equal to $1.92 per share on the A
and B common stock. The COM
pany operated "a Offices at the end
of the year, three new offices being
opened in 1948, President Davis
Weir reported.
Herbert D. Lawson. head of
Washington Chapter, American
Institute of Banking, announced
today that 1865 members and
guests will attend the annual din
ner at the Mayflower tomorrow
night. Among the guests will be
Treasury Secretary Snyder. Hugh
Leach, president of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond; Con-
troller of the Currency Delano and
NJ. T. Harl. chairman of the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Corp.
Insurance Firm 40 Today. IA
Young IL Simon, insurance firm
In the Woodward Building, is
marking Its 40th anniversary to-
day. Eugene Young and Morris
Simon founded the organization
in 1909, and since Mr.. Simon's
death in 1912 Mr.. Young has been
In charge, assisted by Maury
Young, Eugene Young, jr., and
Robert Young.
Premium writings. exclusive Of
life insurance, totaled 31,650, 900
last year. One member OF the
staff of 50. Joseph E. Casey, has
been with the company 81 years.
The Bank of Commerce & Saw
ings gained 80 places among the
1900 largest banks in the United
States in 194S. the American
Banker reported today. The bank,
Of which Thomas j. Groom Is
president. moved from 11s5th
place to l152d. the announcement
said.
Demand Deposits Up Sharply.
Demand deposits in Washington
banks moved from 4.42s 900 to
75S,Ss2, 900 in the week ended
February 8. the Richmond Reserve
Bank announced today. Time de-
posits were unchanged. Real es-
tate loans were up slightly. AS
sets revealed a substantial gain.
Directors of American Export
Lines, Inc. have declared a diw-
dend of so cents q share on the
common stock, payable March IA
tn stock of record March l.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Avon Allied Products.

Avon Allied Products, Inc.
earned 81, ,460.947 or 1929 in 1948
VS.. $1.044, 1927 or $l.59 in the pre-
vious year.
Fruit Of the Loom, Inc. earned
$725, $50 or $4.81 in 1948 VS.. $685.
613 or $4.53 in the previous year.
Artloom Carpet Co. net income
for 50 weeks ended December 80
was $835,191 or $2.65, after pro-
vision of 100000 for contingen-
cies, VS.. 1886, ,496 or $2.14 In the
preceding SO weeks.
Columbia Broadcasting System
elected Harry S. Alderman and
Arthur Hull Hayes vice presidents.
Evening star., 1949-02-18
Bituminous Production
EquoI to Year Ago
By the Asseeiotsd Press

The National Coal Association
today estimated bituminous pro-
duction in the week ended Febru-
ary IL at II 100000 tons.
Production the previous week
was 1850, 900 tons. In the cor
responding week Of 1948 it was
100000,
Evening star., 1949-02-18

WORLD BANK
lntBRAD2hh. - II
NEW YORK CITY
"a 80 1oSlk
FOREIGN 1:l5
Australia IS bS 1914
Belgium 6Has49 1ol1N,
Braz 3As 4 ser 81
ChileMB 6s4s61 -
Costa Rica 1851 14ih
Mlnas 61as 59st 80
Sac p st 7s40st loo1ss
Urag Al 4hs 70 o4iz
DOMESTIC l:lb
AmT&T 3hs 70 loAN
Am T&T 2As57 1864
Am T&T 2Aso1 1oz3A
Am T&T 2IS 7s e5N
AmTobacco3s69 1ol
Balt&Oh 6s75B ooH
Balt&O6sK2OUO SSiA
B&O CIV 4H2O1u 5oiA
B&OSouDiv5sSO 68ih
Beth stI 2azs 20 e0iA
Bost Me Ans 70 56lh
Can South Is 81 1927
! lCentNYPWr3s7l1o2ls
Cn RR NJ SIS 81 50
c&O 3hs 90 D S9ia
CMStp4 HsS2O43 SCih
CRIPin41as2O19 -
Gin G&E 2E4s75 1904
CCCSL 4Las n 61ih
Col d So 4l2sSO asa
Cons I'd CIV 3s63 lo7il
Cons Ed 2'4s Sc 96,A
DetEdison224S2 Pea
DwChem2. .35s6l Seih
CT Nor 3lss9UN -
Grt Nor 2AS SSh
Hud&M ri IS 81 g
Hud&N In Bs 81 23h
III Bell Tel IS 7S1o3
&c 494s So 02ih
lCC StL 5s 63 A 1854
| tntGtNor IS 81 22%
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Lautro N inc Is Sllh
Leh VI 5s2OO3st -
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Evening star., 1949-02-18

H0uFIy E6ieb % tNe Hxcnxn1e 1oukJ.
u .Uuam, lao 600 a. 90 noon 27o 600
100 p,m. 400 600 200 m. 900 900
tUnit Of trading 10 shares. sln bank.
ruptcy or receiversllip, or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates OF div,
disbursements based on the last quarterly
"r senli-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted, special or extra dividends are
xr " rights. Also extra or extras. Plus
stock dividend. dCasil or stock. PAID
last year. Payable in stock. estimated
ash yalte or ex-dividend date. De.
ciared or Said so far this year. Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up.
Declared or paid this year. an accumnla..
this year dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividendd meeting yidn
sstinv Sividend zPayable in stock. exact
cash ash value Undetermined on declaration
Evening star., 1949-02-18

I SELECTED ISSUES
Leh Val4s2UU3st IS
L&Nash3A2OO3 oest
MSPSSM As 81 5oh
MKT adj 5s67 1914
MKT LIST 1890 10
Mo PAc bHas - ABA
Mo Psc S. 77F 7eiA
Mo Pac bs 40 II 1874
No Pac rn - rs 4oiA
NatSupply2s467 esM
NEngT&T IS az 1ooiA
N o T M 51as54 s4l1
NYC RI 5s 2Ol3 66lA
NYc 4lhs2O13A s9iA
N 7 C con Is 9S 55h
NYCLS 3hs % 55s4
NYNHin4,ay'22 @6s
NYNHH 4s2007 64Hf
NYOW RI As o. 6iA
N 2 Tel 234s SO %
Mag r p 3las66 1854
NorflkSo Ss2O1A tn
No Pac5s 2O47c -
Okla GE 234s75 e6ih
Pac G&E 3s "A lo3iA
PacTel&T 3hs31o1A
Pac T&T 2s4s35 -
PennCtAir3ias6 s.
Penn P&Lt 3s75 1904
PsnnRR gn5s6S los
PennR 9 4ias65 lola
PennRRg4 hsS1 %
PennRR4AsS4I 96
rennnn cASoZ 4OVn
PereMsr 3sas sc %
Phila FL 2As "a 1ooiA
Reading 3hss 95 -
Rutln lst4Aas41 sA
StLSF 4Iss2O22 56>s
StLSanFrn4s97 eelh
Sea A L 1895 1924
SoBT&T2'4sS5 e6
SoPac4hsOr77 1ooiA
Swift&Co2sss72 S7,h
Third Ave S. 80 %
Va El&P 2a4s 76 o6s6
Ward Bk 6las7O1o5iA
West Sh A 2361 59ih
West Nd A. SO 1o1A
West On Is 50 e5
Wise Cent a. 40 7A3h
Evening star., 1949-02-18
N. Y. Bond Market

tF.rnishsd b q: As:se!atsS P.ess:,
Evening star., 1949-02-18

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C&SoOh III ESQ
CombEngSup "a
ComlCredit $50
Coml Solvts / "a
ComWlth Ed ] N
Conn wi & South
Cons Eds ] so
Gems Edison pfb
ConsR etStr 1.20
Con Textile 1.20
Cons vultse
tCon Pwr pf4.52
tConsumP pf4h
Cont Baking 10
Cont Bak Of 6h
Cont Can Ak
Cont Dia Fiber !
Cont InSur "a
Cont Motor .10E
Cont Oil Del 1g
tCoopr-Bes pf .
Copr Range As-
tCorn Exch 2.80
Corn Prod $50
tCornProd pf =
CorningGlass "
Coty Inc
Coty1nterna. Zoe
| Crane Co 1.o0a
| CreameriegAm 1
Crown Cork la
| Crown Eel 40g-
Crucible Steel
CudahvPack 80
CunningDrug IL
Curtis Publish
Curtias-Wr 2e :
ICurtiss-Wr A 2 =
Cutlr-Hnn I goa
| DANA CORP l
Decca Record "
| Deere a. Co Ia
| Deere pf 1.40--.
Del L d w We
Oen&RGWRR2e
Den&RGWpf1Oe
Detroit I'd 20
Det MichStove !
Dia Match In =
Diam T Mot 10
Divco Corp 1.60
Doehler.Jarv "a
Dome Mines 10
Douglas Airc IL
Dow Chem Id
Dow Chem Of 4
tDowChm2pf3A
Dresser Ind q,
Du Pont 0As -
Du Pont pf 4M
DuPont3lapf3h
tDua Light pf B
EAGLE.PI 80
Eastern Airline
East state steal
East Kodak ,90k
Eaton Mfg hE
Eds Br Str BOG
Exec Prod 20
Elias Stop N Ag
FL Auto.Lite . .
EIec Boat ID
ElGMusInd .o9g
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81 StorageBa : 3
EsinNatw .6oa
EPasoNGs $40