PAGE EIGHT
Th CTZGOU STATCCriAI?. Salem. Orscjoflu Saturday Morning, Hoy 4. 1843
!.. .
; Wheat Rises
!v.::;vr.'Sliiinj
v" Rally Is Due to Bnying
v Caused by- European
. , situation .
CHICAGO, ,May' 3-p-Wheat
prices ' rose . two cents after an
' . early fractional slump, today and
r, , close 1 1 ':hlgher than Tester
i day with May at 1.0S-; and
July $1.05-J1.06. -:
i j, .- - r The rally - was due to buying
v. " ; based largely- on the critical E.u
;. . . ropean situation;" particularly in
the Mediterrean, strength in se-
v ' - -curities and - revival of inflation
. v; ' gossip. Early fractional losses fol
'.j . - lowed release of private estimate
t, Indicating winter -wheat prospect
, have improved as a result of re
t . . .. cently favorable weather.
. Selling in wheat diminished af
ter the first hour and when scat
' tered commiasion house purchases
' appeared -the advance got under
way. Short covering anil resting
, orders to buy were put Into exe
cution as . the rally gained mo-
r mentum and some buying was
. i . credited to mills. Shippers, sold
- ; 45,000.bushel8 to outside mills.
The average of six private crop :
estimates indicated a winter
wheat crop of 441,000,000 bush-j
els. This was 13,000,000 more:
. than forecast by these authorities
a month ago and 15,000,000
higher than the April 1 govern
: ment figure. Last year's harvest
totalled 563,431.000 bushels.
Estimated acreage abandonment
'- was 25.8 per cent, practically the
- same as predicted a ' month ago
and estimates of acreage remain-
-Ing for harvest were around '33,-
000,000 acres in the southwest.
Condition of unabandoned wheat
wag estimated at 63 per cent of
normal to 63.5 per cent com
, pared with 79 per cent a year
ago. j
Where Blaze Took Lives oi 200 Natchez Negroes
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Falls City Group
Installs Officers
FALLS CITY The lasti meet
ing for this year of the Parent
Teachers Improvement organiza
tion was held Wednesday; night
with a large crowd present. A
covered dish sapper was served
at 7 o'clock. I 1
The program preceded the busi
ness session with the following
taking part: J. A. Rieber, Helen
Robertson, Dorothy Schmitt,
Pauline Soalfield, Eustella Baa
man. The speaker of the evening was
Rev. Alculn Heibel of Mt. Angel
who spoke on "The European
Situation." A play, "The. "Dear,
Dear Children," was giveni
A Bhort business session, was
conducted by the president, Mrs.
Fay Wilson, at which it was
Toted to again affiliate with the
State Parent Teachers organiza
tion. Installation of next" year'i
officers was held. They ari presi
dent. Mrs. May Wilson: vice-
president, Mrs. Shirley Dicken
son; secretary. Miss Eugenia
Shanks; treasurer, Mrs. La Verne
Ferguson.
A I t ' ; N-:W,.:y:.: J V
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Here are interior and exterior views of the dance ha 11 ln Xatchez, Mlss where 200 negroes were burned
to death in a holocaust which trapped the merrym aker. "
Quotations at Portland
PORTLAND, Ore., May 8. (AP)
Ecrs: Larfe extras 17; standards IS;
medium extras 15; standards 15.
Cheese: Triplets 14; loaf 15.
Butter: Extras 20 H : standards 25 V4
prime firsts 25; firtts 24 li.
Batterlat ZO ZO'.i.
Portland Grain
Wnr News Boosts
Pulp Stock Prices
SAN TRANCISCO, May 2-JF)-
War news of British flight from
Norway fell with moderately de
pressing force on the San Fran
cisco stock market. Yet it gave
boost to pulp stocks of the Pact
ficjNorthern, as It virtually seal
ed all Scandinavian competition
with American producers..
Crown Zellerback common went
up 1 to 20, Soundview common
to 40. finishing at 39, Say
onler common 1 to 29 and
. back to 29, the preferred 1 to
i 37 and Puget Sound to 27
finishing -.up : at 27 4 U
making new highs.
April's Retail
Trade Is Lower
- ; PORTLAND. May 3-;p)-Dun's
" Business Reyiew said - today, the
' Portland area's trade ;was .- under
. a year ago but was not as far
down as first expected..
. Department stores, kept; from
going more than 3 to 5 ' per cent
.. nnder . April, , 1939. : by ' forced
month-end sales. - ' . :
Satisfactory . gains' were ,'made
by Industry nd employmentAand
the pilp and paper market show
ed steady improvemeht'flnce last
J Bepleraber.--M0st -business report-
. -ed a iriarked ' gain f or " the 1 f Irst
four months of 1940.' I'
: Mi&sion Society
Meets at Dallas
x - - r-V.-'--i' 'i . .. .. - .4- '
f DALLAS -Mrs.' Barton C. Bell
entertained the members , of the
." Women's Missionary- society of
; the First Methodist chorch at her
r country - home Wednesday ' after
i'booh. Preceding ; the afternoon
" meeting luncheon was served by
the hostess to abont 30 members
and guests.'. V ' .
i-A.-: program was ' presented fol
lowing the luncheon. Mrs.- R. D.
Broekway had' charge r of the de
, Totions..Mni. - Walter Ballantyne
had . arranged the program which
Included a talk by H. i Pember
ton and vocal solo by Mrs. Ballan
tyne. , ."!, . ' ' . . ' ,
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PORTLAKD. Ore.. May 8. (AP)-
Wbeat: Ovm High Low Close
Msy , - 84 844 84 844
Sept. 84 844 84 84,
Cash Urain: lat. .o. Vi. 38-id. wnite.
23.25. Barter, No. 2, 45-Ib. BW. 23.00.
Corn, Xo. 2, EY shipments. 24.00. No. 1
flax 2.02.
Casb Wheat (Bid): Soft white 85:
western white 85; western red 85: hard
red winter: ordinary SS'j; 11 per rent
87; 12 per cent 61; 13 per cent 95
Hard white-Baat: 12 per cent 1.00; 13
per cent 1.05; 14 per cent 1.08. -
Today s lar Keceipts: v neat za; car
le! 1; flour 8; oats 2.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore, May 8. (AP)
(USDA) Hogs: Salable 50, total 250;
market slow, mattered sales aroond 15
lower.
Barrows and gilts, gd eh.
140-160 lbs. S 6.00 S.75
do fd-eh. 16C-18W lbs. .50fe 7.00
do fd-ch. 180-200 lbs 6.85(g 7.00
Feeder pigs, rd-ch, 70-120 6. SOW 7.00
do rd-eh, J00 200 lbs 6 35 6.75
do fd-ch, 220-240 lbs 625tf 60
do cd-ch, 240-270 lbs 5.75 6.00
Cattle: 25; eal-res, salable none, total
60: slow.
Steers, rood 600-1100 lbs. f 9.3510.00
do medium, 750-1100 lbs 8.50 (rj) S.35
do com, 750-1100 lbs...... 7.25(j) 8.50
Heifers, good, 750-790-lbs 8.75(9 900
do medium, 500-900 lbs- 7.75 8.75
do common, 500-900' lbs- 6.25(4 7.75
Cows, rood, all wts 7.25 7.75
do medium, all wts 6.25 7.25
do rnt com, all wts ... 5.000 6.25
do csnaer, all wts... . 4.00(a) (.00
Bulls. ( r Irs exel) beef food
. all wts ; 7.000 7.40
. do" sausare, all wts . 6.75 ( 7.40
do sausage, raed, all wts- " 6.00($ 6.75
do cut com, all wts 5.25(a) 6.00
Vcalers, cd-choice, all wts- 9.006? 10.50
' do com med, all wts 6.00di 9.00
. do cull, all wts 1 ... 4.50 6.00
tvheepr Salable' 2d, total lOO.
Spring lambs. - rd-cli $ 9.85 . 9.50
j - do med and. good.-. - 8.50 9.25
UBM (Born) Wea 7.40
do common 5.756V 6.75
Ewes (shorn), gd ch , 3.25W S.50
o com ana aed. 1.00 3.25
nnder 1 lbs., 10a lb.; colored bens,
over 5 lbs., 18c lb. ; 4 to 5 lbs., 13c rib. ;
old roosters, 14e lb.
Country Meats Selling prices to retail
ers : Country killed hogs, best butcher,
125 to 150 lb- 9-9tte: vealers. fancy,
14-14 He lb.; :ight-thin, 10-13e lb.; heavy
11125.1b.; spring lambs 17-18c; year
lings 1015c lb.; ewes 5-8c lb.; good cut
ter cows, 1112c lb - canner cows. 9-10e
lb.; bulls 11-11 He lb.
Dressed Turkeys Selling price: No. 1
bens, 31H-14C lb.; toms 7-10c.
Onions Oregon 1.60-1.75, 50 lb. bag.
Sets, white 6 He lb.; brown 5 He
New Potatoes California Whites SOs.
1,25-1.30; 100s, 2.50.
1 Potatoes Deschutes, 1.85-1.95: Klam
ath, 180-185 per cwt, ; one Malin brand
2.00 crate; sweet potatoes 3.45-2.50
crate.
Hay Selling price to retailers: Alfal
fa No. 1, 15.50 ton; oat vetch. 13.00;
clorer, 11.00 ton; timothy, eastern Ore
gon, 18.00 ; valley timothy 14.00 toa. .
:VVool 1940 Eastern .Oregon. fine
medium, 25 26c lb.: erosed.r 37a lb
Willamette valley 22-month- 82e' lb,
lnmbs 25c lb.
Mohair 1940, 12 months, 40e-Jb.
Cascara 1940 peel. 7e lb.
Hops Oregon 1939, 26-27He: 1940
contracts 28c lb.; 1940 seedless 28-32e
id. - .
' Domestic Flour- Sellina: nrlee. eitv de
livery 1 to 25 bbl. lots: family, patents.
us, o.-7.3; Bakers' hard wheat, net,
5.30-6.85: bakers' bluestem. fl 5- 55-
blended wbeat flour COO 6.55; soft wheat
o.ou-o.cs; granam 49a. 6.50; whole
wneai, s, 0.03.
Melons Transplanted
GRAND ISLAND Market gard
ners in the district have been
busily engaged transplanting the
spear muskmelon plants from
the cold frames to the open fields.
Early sweet corn planted ln the
district is growing nicely and sev
eral large fields of -early pota
toes have been planted.
Trends Shifting
I On Stock Market
" j -
List. Rebounds; After, Early
' Nose-Dire; . Average
' Is Down : .
NEWTORK. May -VP)-li wu
a .win g:ti i g h-i w i n g-I o w t o c
market today-with -war inflnenees
proTidlng the motivation for rap
idly shlftinr trendf. " t .
V The ist nose-dived In the fore
noon bot on ' sadden- rebonnd
reduced, losses mnninr , to , I . or
more point or transformed. them
into gain ot aa much. , ;.
. The Associated' Press, average
of SO stocks, despite the rebound.
nnlshed off .1 or a point at 49.8.
Of, Issues traded, 321. ended' on
the offside, 295 were' up and. 228
"unchanged, transfers expanded, to
l.vfv.iau snares irom. 4&,420
the day before.. It was the first
million-share, day - since April ' 19
- Steels and motors led the mor
ning, slump and were among-the
first to revive. .Ending with. plus
marks-were US Steel. Bethlehem.
-General Motors, Douglas Aircraft,
Du Pont, Consolidated ' Edison,
Baldwin Locomotive.' Internation
al Paper, Crown Zellerbach Ray-
onler, and American-Hawaiian
Steamship. - . '
Chrysler was down 1 as some
disappointment was shown ' over
failure of directors to declare a
larger: dividend. .
Joint Church Program'
On Schedule Again t
SILVERTO Silver ton - Mu
sic ' week committee - members
hare, ' announced a change of
plans.- This year, the committee
had previously announced some
thing different will be done at
Sllverton. The mass Mothers day
observance given by all churches
on the final Music week day
would be dispensed with, and
instead, the committee .decided.
each church would hold its own
celebration. But the public de
manded otherwise, and in order
to meet the urge brought from the
public, the committee voted to
again hold the joint Mothers' day
program on the final night of Mu
sic week. All local churches join
In the event.
3 Salem : Market Quotations
.,-! -' - (Bavin rrieaa) ' '-r--.".-.
,. fTaa prlsea kelow aapplied try m Ueal
graeer aad tad'eaUva ( tha daiit' market
pnaaajpaid to grewtn ky SaleaS ba jar
doi are aas guaraataes sy suttr
Caaaaraw" la.
CarroU, , Calif. oa.
CsmHfsawar. UeaJ
Lettoce, Calife
Oaiooa, ' SO Ibt.
Oraaa.aaJoaa.4asu.
f eppara, graaa
tr
f , laaV ewt, K..t.
Haw- ' potataas.
rtaaisae
lb.
Spinach. Bea tt la. bx
Khabarb. lb. ;
Asparas-aa, doa. -
jreaa, 16.
Straweerriaa doav
Mostard : graana,. doa-
Watercress..' dos.':.
j eXAIS. HAT A2 SEEDS
Waeat. Na. 1 racleaaed, ba. .75
Oat
ton
atst
ed barter toa
CloTert hay, toa
Aiiaiia hajr. toa
j.o
l.eo
SJD0
3.TS
X.5
"a
l.ss
.7
'.Otfc
- .-07:
M.:
40.
.89
17.0O
SO.Oil
10X0
14.00.
Iff mash. No. 1 arsda. 80 lb. ba.l.S0
Dairy feed, SO lb. . bar i- 15'
Haa aeratca , ,, ; 1 a
Cracked ora j -l.'
Wheat j ... ' ' ; ,' , j,.. l.eo.
Market in Wool
. !.:-- .. : (..'-
Oiitinues Strong
BOSTON; May" ZHPi-TU Com-
m a i a 1 . T 11 -it . . . , ! . . '
uvn.st-, cguciui win ay oi tne
wool i market tomorrow: -
"Thsi! wool market ' continnes
strong even . thou eh ; buvinr . la
irregular ln the eastern seaboard
markets. - Scoured wool of medium
grade:! has moved to the mills at
Steady, prices and there is more
call for H6ila of medium! rrade.
There is some demand for fleeces
or meoium grade at 38 cents and
a fraction higher, for brlgbt wools
and good quarterblood fleeces on
a, comparative basis. Supjplies of
bright fleece wools are held in a
comparatively narrow ' compass
due in, part to weather conditions
in the; country which have delay
ed shearing over a large area.
"Buying operations broadened
appreciably early In the week but
slowed up later. Estimated place
the amount of new wool rnr-
chased and under contract at
35,000,000 pounds.- A fraction
higher prices have been paid ln
some! sections of the northwest.
Advices from Nevada report the
sale of 2.400 fleeces shorn at the
Tippet ranch at 28 cents j A sale
of 18,000 fleeces of the II. T.
Jenkins estate wool was put
; Grade B .raw, 4. per ceat
snllkv Dairy Co-op. rlce to
dlatributorav. f 1 JBO, ; ,
. Butterfat, . Now 1, 25 J4d
.No. S, 23ic; pre in Ian
24 He.'.; ' ' .
; . A trade pHat, Z9Mei'H
grade Quarters BUHr. .
coo a airs rouxrst - j
(BrtB. Trto at Aadrsssa'al
-ffpadalar- Itni
diradd A larje, das
Orada'A joadJam. des,
Orada B Urga..' doi
Pa (lata ',. -r-,Tr-1
Calored hens
,Coira4" try a
.IS
.13
.n
.09 ,
.11
. JT
jr
-.o
Kaaey baaa. lb. ' - , ' .11 aad ..U
Whit Tec'orn, hear.
White leghorn trys
Whit Lafhara a, light-
Old roaatara
OvrHtm A
Specials, large
(iradt A larre. dos
Orada A soadium; dua..
Oradff B largt, dciz.
Undarfradea andveas4.
Larre dil-tiea
rullata
Leghara bene - , ,
Liea-hare fryers, 1 4 lbs .
Colored frrars. .lba..
Colored aens w.
19S-
HOJPI
(Bartaar flrloas)
1
3 ta TH
,28
1B0 cootracta. lb.
V , iUVSJITOCK
(Bnrlnc Oiieea 'or fia. I stack, based aa
conditions and sales reporled ap ta 4 p as.)
1V4Q spring 9.00
fh.. S.TS
Kwti ' : r..- S so ta 4 00
Hofs, top, 160 2
bow a
Beef' eawt
Bulla
Heifers
6.S0 to 6.75
4.ZS
7.00
Dairy type cows-
ufre veal
00 to A SO
S.60 to 7.7 S
a. 00 ta BOO
JL. S.7S
Dressed veal, lb, ..... .1
. WOOL AKD MOHAIX
. (Bnrlnc rrlcaal
Weol, asedtaai, lb. .tj
(Jearse, lb. r -, -.; ., ,, L .. , ai
Lambs, lb. . : - .A
Jdohair, - lb. j , , , .40
through at 26 cents. At Eureka,
Utah 60,000 pounds were con
signed to the cooperate agency
here. It Is estimated 70 per cent
of the California 12-months wool
has been sold. Prices paid ln the
middle counties averaged around
25 to 27 cents and up to 32 cents
waa paid in northern counties for
wools in both cases estimated to
cost SO to 82 cents scoured ba
sis landed east.
"Mohair has been moving free-;
ly In the state of Texas and up
60 cents for adult and CO cents
for kid was paid by an eastern
manufacturer, for S0O.00O pounds
of hair."
Apliis Infesting j
j.Pea;:V
Proper Control Demand
j . new Type Duster,
v; - Agent Says
., DA LLAS Considerable con.-'
cern has-been shown j during the
past week by jl large numbtr cf
growers .of, vetches and. pea's be-
rauss fMhe hrary aphis popuIa-;
tion appearing at this time, ec-'
cording to W. C. Ietb Tolk
county, agricultural agent. t I
information received from ilie'
county agent's office indlcaffs
that this. condition is more or lesn
general over the county, howetrr.
certain areas are affected wor.e
than ethers. Cool damp weathat
Is conductive to the destruction
of aphis because of a fungus dis
ease which? affects .them d urine:
such weather. Bright aunahlnv
weather tends to reduce the f no-
gut and consequently permit
greater increases among the
aphis. .:
No. general- recommendarlon
concerning dusting, for the -on- .
trol of aphis has bn made hy
the county agent's office lrfcly
oecause- there is not sufrirfmt
or suitable dusting , equipim-ut
available to do the job satisfac
torily. Satisfactory aphis control
con only be secured when on-!
the newer types of . dusters la
used which directs dust into the
etch or peas from two dlffr-rft
angles -said thereby rreatlv! in.
creases the per cent of till.
opularm
ti r 11---'.
IeCaus
II GOOD
inSTEIl DREilD
AiYaaa
Wool in Boston
Portland Produce
. PORTLAND. . Ore- . May 8. AP)
ilve . Poultry. Buying- prices : No. 1
trade. Lefion broilers. 1 lo 2 lbs 15e
lb.; fryers, under 8 lbs.. .17e ib.: 8 to 4
lbs., 17e lb.: roasters, over. 4 lbs..- 18e
,1b.; JLegbofn hens, over 3H lbs., lie lb.;
Stocks and
I;Bi6nds
" Mar 8
STOCK AVERAGES
80 - 15
I nil n m y t7il. '
Kei chanire I .2 . - IJnch
Friday i" 7t-3 - 1.
Previous' day 71.5 18.6
Month-ac U, 7a.0 :iVT
Tear a 64.3 17.S
1S40 hlKlt 74.2 20.5
140 low U. 9. 18 0
J5 60
TJtil- Stocks
A :i D .1
39.0 49.8
18.V . 49.
,83,7 51.1
85.9 45.4
40.S 52.2
88.8 49.2
BOITD AVZRAOES
Compiled by The Associated Press
.... - ' 20 10 , ., 10 : 10-
Rails Jndaa , Cul Forsrn
Net chanre A .2 A .1 Cnrh D .2
Friday ii 58.5 ; 103.4 '. 97.1 44.T
Previous- day 5 8. i. 103 3 9T.1 : .46.9
Month, aro u& $9.7 103.7. ' 97,3 53.4
Year io 15.1 " 96.5 , 94.0 59.5
940 barb. 59.9 103.4 ' 9T.5 T 53.5
1940 low 66.6 101.9 96.1" 46.S
BOSTON. Mar 8. fAPl (BSDA1
inquiries lor greasy combing domestic
Wool were beina- received occasionally
la Boston today, bot sales were very slow.
Only a few buyers would pay 36 cents
in. the rrease delirered for country Backed
three-eighths and ana quarter blood bright
iieeces.
' Moderate q a in titles of good French
combing length fine original territory
wools were offered at around 80-82 cents
scoured basis without attracting interest.
Top makers were bidding around 75
cents scoured basis for western fed lot
wool of fair combing lengths of fine and
one-half blood grades and they were able
tv uj Buinn (uaiiueB a ineir vutus.
Dallas Qiurcli
Circle Meets
j DALLAS Members of Circle
C of the First Presbyterian church
were entertained at the home-of
Mrs. Emil Febvet Wednesday aft
ernoon. - :.
j During the afternoon, a white
elephant", sale. Was. held Special
guests for the afternoon included
Mrs. Bess Penniweli, Mrs. Ellen
Soman and Miss Violet' Larson.
Members present were Mrs. Vera
Smith, Mrs., W. V. Fuller, Mrs.
Conrad Stafrin, Mrs. E.'A. Ham
ilton. Mrs. ,R. - C. Wilson. - Mrs.
Frank. Johnson, Mrs. Lloyd ' Whlt-
ten, Miss Anne - Hangcberg and
the hostess,' Mrs. Febvet. .
POLLY AND HER PALS Ecjcjs Strictly Freshl j " " '- By CUFF STERRET
' 'rrfe ALMOST A 1 I ,r WAL, ANVMIMNIT NOW
MMWu- LKTIrSS ) &Pk liTwiW V 7WEL-VE' rr )f Cix . "Wat coo4oo'l.u come our -A
l32hSS0 7 cJF?2W&X V -r-l (veah) Af ' Can. vuh-uu hear a derm J
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MICKEY MOUSE Th End ol th Trcdl By . WALT DISNEY
. : i I; 1
S DcrrSaJnii, T si i -J SO THIS DEAJD-EfO. . I Is THiS IH JRE lXOKS L I I J UCVl'
LITTLE ANNIE ItOONEY
Not a Cbincanan's Cbxmca
By BRANDON WALSII
California Woman
Visits Macleay
MACLEAY Mrs. H. E. MarUn, j
sr., has had as . her guest her
cousin, Mrs. Ralph Bayley of
Salinas, CaUC. Honoring Mrs. Bay-
ley, Mrs. George Morris of Hazel
Green entertained with a family
dinner with covers placed for Mrs.
Eaylez, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Beers' of Woodburn,
Mr. and 'Mrs." A; Morris of Salem
and Mr. and Mrs. Morris. '
PLEASE, MR HAPPY-. I KMOW M3lfRE
.TERRIBLE BUSY'w BUT ITS APTER
THREE O'CLOCK AW VOL) UAMEhTT
MAO LUMCH.' THE COCK.
SEZ IP VtXJDOTT COME.,
-HE.-U. THMOW ITAWY
TT7
J
LI .aw " ' V
VOJ TELL THAT ORMECY COOK THCPElS
FOLKS WArTkvr FOR ME THAT AtWT MAO
A HOT AAEAL. FOR MOMTM3 TELL4VMTD Si
KEEP THE PDTA-SrLIM- IMA
TOOTS AND CASPEB
Tli MolH end th Yom
WHAT 15 ITV
Vou want rro
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TAK'al A LOOK
- AT THIS
LETTER! JUST
(CyOT, TOOTS,-
Closing
ions
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NEW, YORK, Ma"S-(TTcKjayV closing quotations: ' : f :
Al Chem & pye.179 " Com'l Solvehtl 14 NaU Dairy Prod 17U
Allied Stores.. 8 - Comwlth Sou JL. 1 1 H National Dist - 24
American can114tt Consol. Edlaon 82 4' Northern Pacl. . S
Am For Pow.' "m Consolidated Oil 7 NaU Pow 4k Lt f 8
AmPow & Lt.. .3; Corn Products 59 Packard U-rt. 3
Am Kad 4k st S 8 Curtiss Wrights 11 - J C Penner.J- 5 4
Am 'Roll Mills 15 Douglas Aircraft 884 Phillips Pet.. 394
Am Smelt & Ref..48 Du Pont i..U-187 Pressed Stl Car. 13 H
Am Tel Tel.l73 Elec Pow Lt: 54 Pub Service NJ 41
Am Tobacco UJ 90 .Erie R RJ.!. - Pullman Z--LL - 24
AmWat; Wks -9 General Electric Safeway Stores. 494
Anaconda 39 General - Foods.- 49 Sears Roebuck. 854
- a . area - - . aa i. m
Armour in uenerai Metors- 54 Shell Cnion.. 12 H
Aicmson' zi, Goodyear Tires20 Sou Cal Edison. 30
isarnsaaii ureat Northern. 28 Southern Pad.... 12
ait omo.. n Hudson Motors. 6 Stand Brands T 7 U
jjenan ATiauon jj minois central. io stand Oil Cal
Bethl Steel 84 4 Inso Conner 14 Stand Oil NJ 4v.
2 4 Internatl Harr. 87 Studebaker 10
2 2 Internatl Nickel 2 9 Sop Oil 1 2
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