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Com. Assn.) East Buffalo CATTLE—Receipts. 175. Cow and bull

market steady. Light weight canpers 85 t o 9850. weJiihtv C*"UX-T« 8.1.75 to 87 25. cutters 8730 to $8 50. merflvm fat cow* 88 75 to 8930. fat cows 89.75 to 310 50. with a few beef type* up to 811 and better, most of th* stat* cows Mlllng from 85 to 810. Light weight heifers o n feeder flesh order 8730 to 89. me­dium butcher heifers 8833 to 810. fat heifers 61035 to 811 with most stat* typ* heifer* 8739 to 89. Light weight bulls 87 to 88. medium weights 8835 to 89. heavy weights 8935 to 810.50 with extreme welghtv ones up. to 811 sad better, most bull* $9.50 to t i l .

CALVES— Receipt«.. 300 Calf aisrket stearic. «"*•** • »- ~l.*< mc:th;r.v S!0 t« 813.50 uc? eutt* s: f» t'fl. b'.-Jhi -*-*»

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LAMBS—Receipts. 600. Lamb market -, good lamb* $15.75. mediums 813.

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culls 610. Sheep $730 to 8830. Clipped stock 8230 below these quotations.

Prices In Chicago Chicago. April 28 cF> (WFA)—Salable

hogs. 9.000. total, 14.000: slow, steady on all weights, very uneven on all but 200-270 lb weights; sows steaclv to 10c lower: «ood aad choice 200-270 lb 813.75. the top: iood and choice 280-300 lb 812.50#12.90: 300-330 lb. I l l 25,<? 12.65. ex­treme heavies down to 812; good and choice 170-190 lb $12^13. moice 190 lb $13.23: Rood and choice 350-550 lb sows $1140*11,65. cholc* light weights to $1175; 7,000 holdovers; shippers took 1300.

Salable cattle 1.000; salable calves 500; meager supply good grade steers and yearlings strong at 61591530. latter pries top. no strictly choice cattle ar­riving: common and medium grades continuing dull at week s 25^40c down­turn on cattle selling at 814 downward to $12 and *»elow: heifers jiteadv best *15 1( cw»»r nrar'e* rtrrdorrtnated at

A.V «13..v> r .T-« w*a!" to 25c lower:

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st -*v , t t l« down. Salable sheep. 2.000: total. 5.000. lambs

«teadv to 25c lower; sheep steady: top $16 90 o a load good and choice 107 lb Colorado fed lambs, several loads good and choice, mostly good grade offer-

81A50; load medium a n d good

dirty pelted lambs 81530. tew common 61330; load good and choice 91 lb shorn lambs, No 1 pelt. 814.75: a deck com­mon 71 lb wooled ewes 87.75, a few fat shorn ewes $8

Dresser Votes SI New York. April S8—L. .-.~>rs of the

Dresser Manufacturing Co. today de­clared a dividend of 81 a share on the common stock, payable June 20th to stock of record June 10th. Two simi­lar payments were voted in 1943. Dres­ser has plant* in Olean. Cleveland and Bradford. Pa.

in t h e t h r e e m o n t h s e n d e d M a r c h 3 1 s t a m o u n t e d t o $1 ,048 ,456 ,895 , h i g h e s t l e v e l s o f a r a c h i e v e d .

With other products total first quar­ter deliveries came to $1,130,271,403 against $1 096.444 322 In th* fourth quar­ter of 1943 aad 8813.529.947 la the March quarter last year.

General Motors net Incoms in the March quarter after provision of 871.-081.000 for taxes was 841.060.455. which was equal after preferred dividends to 88 cent* a share oa the common stock In the March quarter last year profit was 833.074.03L or 71 cents a share.

"War product* delivered during the first quarter,'* said Sloan, "increased somewhat over those m the fourth quarter of 1943 and were 37 per cent greate- than those In the first quarter of 1943. These war material deliveries as measured in dollar value were at a rate la excess of 812,000,000 per day.

"Changes la the character of war material required will undoubtedly con­tinue in l ia* with changes la strategic requirements. The flexibility of the corporatloa's manufacturlag organiza­tion makes possible adjustments la pro­duction schedules to meet military needs."

The income statement disclosed a provision of 834,307,000 during the quar­ter for price and other adjustments which may arise la connection with the reaegotlatloa of war material contracts applicable to sales for the period. Over the past three years reserves of $76-051,805 hsve been set up for postwar contiageacie*. but Sloaa said no pro­vision was made for this purpose In the first quarter "Inasmuch as the above amount was considered adequate In the light of present condltloas."

The corporation"* holdings of cs*h and C. S. government securities at March 31st totaled 8657,883.322. com­pared with 6554.431,398 at December 31, 1943. and 8270,939,618 on March 31st, last year. Other earnings Included:

Nash-Kelvinator Corp. report* net profit for the six months ended March 31st of 81,551,325, equal to 36 cents a share, compared with $1345.135, or 29 cents a share in the 1943 period. Federal Income taxes for the two periods amounted to 83.575,000 and $2,208,000 respectively. For the quarter ended March 31st, net profit was 8491,064, equal to 11 cents a share, against $590 -204. or 14 cents In the quarter last year.

U. S. Playing Card Co. reports net profit after federal and Canadian in­come aad excess profits taxes of $289.-202, equal to 75 ceats a share, com­pared with $353,246, or 92 cent* in the 1943 quarter.

Joy Manufacturing Co. reports net Income for the six months ended March 31st, subject to renegotiation but after 8977.400 federal taxes, of $389,009. equal to $1.01 a share, compared to $393,338. or 8102 a share in the period a year ago after 8781,700 taxes.

Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc., reports consolidated net income for the six months ended March 31st, after $1,075.-074 provision for domestic and foreign taxes, of $640,341 equal to $1.04 a share, compared with $823,401 or $1.34 a share In the 1943 period when 31,459,037 was reserved for taxes.

Houston o i l Co. of Texas reports con­solidated net profit for the March quar­ter of 8717.302 equal after preferred divi­dends to 53 ceats a common share, com­pared with 8372,261 or 22 cent* In the 1943 period.

Lambert Co. reports estimated net profit for the March quarter after taxes and mlnos Interest in subsidiary of $606973 equal to 81 cents a share, against $580,159 or 78 cents a share for the period last year.

Seaboard Oil Co. reports net profit for the March quarter of $454,726 equal to 37 cents a share, against $495,098 or 40 cents a share in the comparable quarter last year.

Yale A Tonne Manufacturing Co. re­ports net profit for the March quarter after $1,144,706 provision for federal in ­come and excess profits taxes, of $286,-177 equal to 59 cents a share, compared with 8300.781 or 62 cents in the 1943 quarter when 8902,343 was reserved for taxes.

General Cable Corp- reports net profit for the March quarter after 82.-300,000 federal taxes of $517,063, equal to 83.45 a preferred share, compared with $464,620. or $3.10 a preferred share in the 1943 quarter after 82,950,000 fed­eral taxes.

National Acme Co. reports ne t profit for the March quarter of $341,445, equal to 68 cents a share, compared with $649,849, or $1.30 in th* similar 1943 quarter.

Lon* Star Cement Corp. reports con­solidated net income for the March quarter of $458,226, equal to 48 cents a share, compared with $681,369. or 72 cents in the 1943 period.

Hamilton Watch Co. reports net profit for the March quarter after $110,000 reserves for federal taxei, of $148,700. equal to 26 cents a common share, com­pared with $237,914, or 49 cents a share in the 1943 quarter after 8282,000 re­serves for taxes.

Kalamazoo s tove A Furnace Co. re­port* consolidated net income for the March quarter of 8124,327, equal to 41 cents a share, compared with 8178,352, or 59 cents a share, in the 1943 quarter.

Sonoton* Corp- report* net profit for the three months ended March 31st of $91,341, equal after all charges t o 11 cents each o n 819,878 shares of common stock, compared with $71,371 or nine cents each on 803,878 shares In the cor­responding 1943 period.

Hershey Chocolate Corp. and subsidi­aries report March quarterly net profit of $1,430,897. or 11.62 a common share, against 81,372,248, or $1.54 a common share, for the same period last year.

Paraffine Companies, Inc., reports net profit of $471,264 or 94 cents a common share, for the quarter ended March 31st, compared with $326,903, or 64 cents a common share, for the same period of 1943

Newport Industries. Inc., net profit of 8148,913 for the quarter ended March 3lst. of 23 cents a share, compared with $182,663, or 29 cents a share, for the similar period last year.

Van Raalte Co., Inc., reports net profit of $176,837 for the three months ended March 31st, or 8118 a common share, against $210,497 (adjusted) or $1.44 a share, for t h * like period last year.

United States Gypsum Co. aad sub­sidiaries reported consolidated net profits of $1,087,053 for the three months ended March 31, 1944, this is equal to 79 cents a common share and compares with $1,123,342 or 82 cents a share for the same period of 1943.

Beatrice Creamery Co. reported a net income of $1,744,497 for the fiscal year ended February 29, 1944. This is equal to 8334 a common share and compared with $1,864,994 or $3.16 a share for the previous year.

Pittsburgh Coal Co. reports net profit for the quarter ended March 31st after charges and S557.056 for federal and Canadian taxes, of $628 255, equal to $130 a share on the $6 preferred stock, compared with $540,388 or $1.54 In the 1943 quarter after $366,128 taxes.

Doehler Die Casting Co. reported that March quarter sales increased to $15.-164,982 from $11,498,601 In the 1943 pe­riod and net profits were $356,701. com­pared with $339,438 a year ago.

Marshall Field A Co. reported a net profit for the quarter ended March 31. 1944, of $1,023,334. This is equal to 41 cent* a common share and compares with ne t profit of 31345.320 or 52 cent* a common share for the same period l a 1943.

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Do 1st 6s 60 Rio de J 8*46

Do 6fas 53 Rio G do S8s46 42 Sao PSt 8*50 43*,

Do 6s 68 3S>« fQuoted in dol­

lars and 32da.

V*w Tor, *Ut* B«a*» - Bid a*k«i 3, 8>pt H* 45 S3 J, Sept S4 lllfa l»fa 3, Sept 71 IM 13* 3<H 54 Mar 123 134 3't iMw 70 141 14344 4s Sept 44* 45 38 4'4t Jso SS JMfa 1S1 4'rfSept 13 ISO lSJfa «'*, Jso >4 150', 183*2 &• Mir 54 133*« 135*«

*Th«M bond* ar, quot­ed on * yttld basis. PsA l a a i

Bid Asked 3s Jry 55-45 103 103'« M Jan 58-44 ICH>4 io»i-3s Mr 5S-48 lOSU I0S>, 3»,s M 55-45 103*4 103 4» J;y 44-44 100*, lOOfa

f". 8. GaTcrnmrat Banii TreaiBfT Bid Sited 4s 54-44 102 7 1029 3*«*47-4f 103.1 103 3 2»,s 45 . . . 103 8 103 10 3>4l 56-4* 106.33 105 35 U 46-46 104.31 104.30 3fa, 48-44 105 4 106 4 4'«a 52-47 111 13 111.14 3a 47. . . 104.11 104 13 3s S0-48*tl03 3 103.5 2%, 51-48 104.37 108.3* I f a i a . . . * 101.10 101 13 1*4* 48 108.35 106 37 3, 50-41 10436 104 28 3* 51-49*1101.33 181.35 3 , »1-48»I101 II 101.30 2, S1-48M101.1T 101.19 3 ' .* 53-49 110.11 11030 2>M 53-49 108.30 107 3s 52-50»noi.7 101.8 2l 52-5O»|lO0 31 100 30 3i», 53-50 107.11 107.31 2S«,54-51 109 11 108.13 3 , 53-Sl* 100.13 100.15 3s 55-51 111.1 111.I 3>4* S3-S1 106.33 108.24 2s 55-51* 100 16 100 18 2'», 54-62* 103.3* 103.3* J ' i ! 55-53* 10139 101.31 3> S5-S3 105 105 2 2"4, 56-54 107 107.3 2'rf 60-58 111.IT 111 19 2>2i 58-56* 103.1$ 103 20 3'«* 59-56* 100.7 100 9 3*4, 59-56 111 1113 2*4, 63-58 110.31 111.I 2'«, 65-80 111.3 l l l . i 2 ' ? , 67-62* 100 13 100.1$ 2>2i 68-63* 100 J 100 J 2 ' , , 69-84* 100.1 100 3 2»iiS9-64**100.1 100 3 2'rf 70-85* 100.3 100.5 2' ,* 72-67* 100.13 100 14 Federal h r n MorU.tr 3* 44 . . . 100.3 H O B , Owaert' Lean 3, 44 . . . 100 . . . . lfat 47-45 101 1013

•Subject to federal but not state income U x t ,

• March tJune ISap-tember, 'December.

Selective Rise Prevails Again In Stock List

N e w Y o r k . A p r i l 28 U P — S e l e c ­

t i v e r e c o v e r i e s , f o r t h e t h i r d s u c ­

c e s s i v e s e s s i o n , d o m i n a t e d t o d a y ' s

S t o c k M a r k e t .

Speclaltle* exhibited quiet strength from th* start, w.th liquors la froat and eiosiag gains of fractions to a polat or so were well distributed Leaders gea-eraliy. however seldom got out of a fractional rut and email decline* were plentiful. Preinvasion Appreaeasioa Wanes

Prelnvasion apprehension appeared to hav* waned further market wise al-

WHAT 8TOCK8 DID

Adv am et Declines . . . . . . Unchanged .

Total issues

f B l T F U O COC*Uf!«-C8^mB*a f » Satarsfay. April 83, 1984 *9

In fflrmirrtem wAI CHOW In lovtag memory or our dear

•otx Lt. Richard T Malabo*, who died r*ne r«ar ago today -What would »*> give to clasp hi* aaa*.

Hi , happy far* to see. To hear his vote* aad *•• hi* amii,.

That meant so much to me FATHER A MOTHER

M E C C A - I B loving memory of our dear daughter and slater. Mart*, who saeae* away six yaars ago todaj . April 39. 1*3*.

Dear M a n , , how «re mis* you. Our hearts ar* filled with paia;

Th>» earth would be a heaven Could we hear your voice again

MOTHER P A D ANP BROTHERS.

Fri. 4J1 183 216

Thur* 395 176 211

818 776

though many customers contiaued to maintain a cash position pending more important Europeaa developmeau. An­other batch of earnings statements, re­flecting mounting taxes and operating cost*, failed to unsettle sentiment in­asmuch a* recessions in th* first quar­ter from a year ago were in line with expectations.

The Montgomery Ward-WLB dispute held the spotlight in Wail Street and. while this company's stock sUpped one-quarter of s point after a one-point rally Thursday, market analysts felt that t h * outcome might well rebouad to t h * benefit of corporate activities.

The Associated Pre** 60-stock average was up one-tenth of * point at 31.1 aad. with Wednesday aad Thursdays comeback had mad* up all of th* five-tenths loss auffered Monday.

Railway Bonds moved upward.

Spatljfl

Sales today, 151,083

Last Alr-wEUp.30g 2*, Alum Ltd h8a 76*4 Alum Co Am 2 31 fa

D o p f 6 llOfa 3 fa

37fa 16*8 27 fa

5fa 37fa 42 fa 27 fa 17*8

*8 14 fa

3*. 8 8fa 5 fa 6fa 2fa

43 Ufa 45fa 19fa lOfa 2*4 9fa

lOfa 3fa

22*« 2fa

15 100 fa

3 fa

NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE Tear ago, 336.375

D E V E S T I N G CX>»EPAND2S XatL Attn. Securities Dealer*, Inc.

C O M M O D I T I E S New Tork, Aprn 28 — The Associated

Press welgi ted wholesal* price Index of 35 commodities. Fridsy 106 98 Thursday . . .107 02 Week ago 107 10 Tear ago . . 106 33 Hizh 1944 107 43 Low. 1944 106 03 High 1943 107 54 Low. 194;; 103 43

t»32 103 22 Low I94i 95 54 1941 95 1? LOW 1?41 77 03 Hi-h

'!>26 average eoua » 1031

COiTON— High Low L*..st May 21 22 21 11 *33 11 July 20 71 20 61 20 61 Oct 30 00 19 85 Dec 18.77 19.98 l i a r 19.56 19.44 19 44

Middling, spot, 731.56. Off 14 •Nominal.

Pr Cl 21 25 20 76

19 87 20 04 19.66 19 81

19.60

4.37

2.75

April 28 UP) Bid Ask. Affil F 1 3.34 3.65 Amer'x H 24 12 25.62 Am Bus S 3 38 3.70 Am For I 14.13 15.33 Assn St O 6 00 6.75 Bks N I C ? 75 Basic Ird 3.70 Blair 9 Co 2 37 B I T A 101.73 105.97 Boat F I 16.47 17.71 Brd St 1.27.23 29.44 Bullock F. 14.41 16.01 Can Inv F 3.05 360 Cent S; T.27.28 29.38 Comwl lav 4.61 5.01 Corp Trust 2.38 . . . .

Do A A aa 2 63 . . . . Do A,: m 363 . . . .

Crum *: F.16.5© 28.50 Do 8 pf.118.30 Do B . 2 9 . 7 5 33.00

Div Tr C 3.M Do D . 5.30

Plv Shr, 1.18 E4H B F.20.67 E C S3 Iif.3A.25 3« 25 F Bo*t C.25.12 2S.62 F Mut T F 8 14 Fix T 8 A 9 .10 Fd Inv 131 3.1 Fd T S A 4 64

Do B . . . 4.29 Gen Inv T 5 25 Gr Sec Ag 6.33

Do Auto 8.44 Do Avia 5.5T Do Bldg 6.79

6.05 1.30

22 20

8 72

33 40 337

5.65 6.96 5.99 8 13 7.44

Do Do Do Do Do

8 09 5.52 5 84 4.71 580

Do Chem 5.36 Do Food 4.68

G Bd Inv Mer Mln Pet

Do RR E 3.77 Do RR S 3.69 Do Steel 3.96 Do Tob 4.01

Inc Fd F 1.39 Incp Inv 20 36 Ind Tr Sh 2.16 Inv F C I 12.23 Key C B2.28.44

Do B3.19.85 Do B 4. 9.87

Kmck Fd. 5.73 Marsh B F 8.89 Md Fund. 4.43 Mass I T.20.67

Do 2 F I 10 17 Mut Inv. 10.30 Nat W S. 8.99 Natl Inv NT Stk« !» Plvm P I Quar In P Srvn T V.

697 .1 94

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TJ8ELP A 1.79 Wella IM.16 01

5.90 5.16 8.89 60S 643 519 6.38 4.16 4.07 4 37 4.42 1.52

21.89 2.44

1250 31.23 21.77 10.85

6.27 9.78 4.83

22.23 10.94 11 26

7.54 621

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14 5.1 42 73

25 43 1902 962

17.69

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Am La Mch' . e AmLt&T 1.20 Am Superpow

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Do pf B 4fa 115fa Do pf 0 4 110

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Do pf 10k 76*4 Driver-Har 2.40 27 E O&P epflfak 34 East Sta pf A 37

Do pf B 37 El Bond At Sh 8 fa

Do pf 6 90 Do 85 pf 5 88fa

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Do 33 pf lfak 36 Esquire Inc fae 5fa Fajrcld E&A 2ug 2 Proedt Q&M.80 16fa G e n O & E p f B 116 Gen Rayon A 1 Glen Aid C .40e 14 Gray Mfg 8*4 Gt A&P nv lfae 89fa Ot Nor Pap 1.60 32 ' , GulfStUt6pf6 114 Harv Br .10e 3fa Hearn D Strs 4fa Hecla Mia fae 7fa Heyd Ch .20* 18fa HoeR&CoA 27'/, HollCGold h.65 10 Horn<bHttrdl.60 26fa Humble Oil fae 43fa Hum-RossF.lOe 5 Imp Oil Ltd hfa 11

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Do 1 pf 77 fa NUes-Bem-P 2 11% NipsingMn h.lilg 2 NoAmLt&Pw \l NoAmRayA fae 28fa

Do B fae 28 Northeast Airl 9fa NIndPS6pf6 106 NorStaPw A 12 fa Ogden Corp fae 3*4 Ohio Ed pf 6 111 OhioPS 6pf6 HOT, OklaNatO 1.49 22J,'4 PacG&E6pfl i 35*. PantepecOllVen 7':

Pennroad fag 5», PaWaukPw 4 62 PharlsTAiR.30g 7fa PhlllipsPkg fag. 6fa Phoenix Sec 26fa Pltney-Bowes .40 7fa PlttsPlOl fae 106 PleasVWln.lOe 384 PolarU Mng .10* 2*4 Powd&Alex .39* 6fa Pratt&L .40e 29','j PremierGld h.04 ill PugSdP&L .60e 12

Do 5 pf 5 99 PugSdP&Tfa* 13*4 QuakerOats 3 74 fa RKO opt war lfa RaymConc l a 16fa Raytheon Mfg 24fa ReedRollBitfae 22fa Repub Avla fae 3*4 Richmd Ra 20g 3fa Rome Cable JO Ufa Root Pet 5 fa

R u s s e k s F A fa* 8 fa Ryan Aero 35g 3fa St Regis Pap 4fa Salt Dome Oil 9 Samson Unit 3fa Schulte D A 2*4

Do Pf 5 66 Scovill Mfg 2 29fa Scran-SBW pf 78fa Selbrlg Rub fae 7 fa Sherwln-W 3 95*4

Do pf 5 112 Singer Mfg 6a 230 Solar Aire 30e 3 fa Solar Mfg 30g 5 fa Sonoton e 05e 2*4 So C Ed B pfl fa 30 V, Spalding 5>4 Std Cap fj 8 9 Std Oil Ky 1 17»4 Std Oil Oh pf5 111 Starrett Cp vtc lfa Sterchi B 8 .30* 5fa Stroock<tC2fag 28*4 Technicolor fag 13*4 Todd Shpyd le 59 V; Tonopah M 08g } | Trans-Lux .10g 3fa Transw Oil fag 2'fa Tung-Sol L .10* 6 ' , Unexcelled M fa 5fa Utd Clg-W Strs 1»4

Do pf 86 Utd Oas ' lfa Utd Oa* war V, Utd LtdtPow B 53 >/, Utd Sh M2faa 71 US&I Sec pf Ik 85 fa U S Fll B 30e 6 Utd Wall P .10g 2»4 Unlv Plct v tc lg 22''4 U\ah-I Sag .15* 2fa Util Equit pr3g 79fa Venezuel Pet 10*4 Wentw Mfg fae 4 West VC&C V«s 8*4 West Air Lines 7 fa Woodley Pet .40 9 fa Wright Harg hfa 2fa

a-Also extra 01 extras. d-Cssh 01 stock. e-Declared or paid t h i s year f-Pavable in stock

h-Payahle Canadian funds. k-Accumu-lated div. paid o? declared this year ur-U n d e r r u l e war-With warrant* xw-Wlt*iout w a r ­r a n t s , war-War­rant*.

Grain Futures Move Downhill

Chicago. April 28 wP>—Most grain con­tracts declined today a* clearing weath­er over the Midwest enabled processors to obtain close to 100,000 bushel* of corn for future delivery, the largest for a single day in several weeks Losses In wheat were minor while oat*, influ­enced by prospect* of a smaller crop than originally anticipated, held firm.

The corn bookings indicated to the grain trad* that the new government regulation* concerning the grain war* having some success In enabling pro­cessors to obtain supplies Trade re­ports from Iowa said farmers were rush­ing seeding spring grain* aad probably would be able to shell and haul more corn within a few days, providing the weather remains favorable.

Whest dosed one-eighth lower than yesterday, oats were one-eighth lower to one-eighth higher, rye was one-quar­ter to one cent lower, and barley was five-eighths to three-quarter* down.

Equity Corp IfaPrkrsbgR&Rfae 18»2 g-Paid last year

Curb Bonds Sales. 8538.000.

Domestic Last AmP&L 6&2016 104 ArkP<kL 5s 56 104*, AsElec 4 ' j s 53 83'/, AsG&E 5s 50 24 «

Do 5s 68 24*4 BirmEl 4fas68 104 fa BostEd234s70A 103 CanNorP 5s 53 lOlfa CenStEl 5 fas 54 39

Do 5s 48 38 ChlRy5s27ct 69 "4 CltlesSer 5s 69 100 fa

Do 5s 58 101 fa Do 5s 50 101 fa

CntG<SzE5s58A 103 fa CubTob5*44 97 fa CudahyP3*4s55 102 fa EastG&F4s56A 96 fa GatlnPw3fas69 98 GlenACoal4s65 100 fa GrnMtP3fas63 105!', HygradeF6s49A 104 fa

W h e a t -May July Sept *-*ec ••. ,e<

O a t s -May ., July Sept Dec

R y e -May July Sept Dec

B a r l e y -May July . . . . . . Sept

Chicago Futures Open High Low Close Pr Cl. 173fa 173*4 173*4 173», 173fa 170fa 171 170fa 170*, 170fa 166fa 166*4 I66V4 166', 166*, 165*,, 166', 163*4 165*4 163fa

83 82 83 82 83 78*4 79fa 78*4 78fa ™fa 74*4 75 fa 74*4 75 75 73fa 74*4 7314 74 fa 74 fa

129fa 130*4 139*4 130 130fa 137fa 128 fa 127*4 127*4 128 fa 125 125 fa 134 fa 124', 125 fa 135*4 125*4 124*. 125 125*«

134*4 133 128 131

124", 124fa 1 2 5 '« 118*4 119 V*

Other Wheat Market, April 28 iiP>— Msy July Sept.

Minneapolis . . . . 165*4 1 6 5 ' , 1 61 fa Kansas City . . . . 1 63fa 161 fa 1 3 9 Duluth (Durum) »1 65fa #1 64fa

•Bid.

Cash Grain

105,4 106fa 100 107 fa 69 93

108*, 107T, 108 102!',

79 79

101 100

I11P&L5SS6C Do 6* 53

IndSvcSsSO IndPtfcL3'«s70 IntersPw6s53

Do 5s 57 JCP<fcL3fas«5 KentkyU4s70 MetroEd4*650 M P&L Co5sS7 NEngOoTE5s50

Do 5* 48 NEngPw5'4s54

Do 5s 48 O Pub S 4s 62 108 fa Pac P&L 5s 55 104*4 PhllaElP5fas72 113*4 Qu Bo G5fas52 101*4 SW6iP4fas70D 103!, SoCalEd3s63 105 fa Std G&E 6s48st 93

Do 6s 48 cv st Do 6s 51 Do 6* 57 Do 6* 66

Std P&L 6* 57 Starrett C 5s 50 30*4 Tex El S 5*. 60 106 Tex P&L 5s 56 105 TldeWaP5s79A 104 TCRT5fas52A 100 rjnltL&PSfas59 106 UtdLtfcR5fas52 103 UtP&L6s2022A 115 fa Wald-Ast 5s 54 41 YorkRys5*37 100 Foreign Cauca Val 7s 48 19 DenMgB5s72 IX 68 MaranhBr7s58 36 Russ 6"2s 1919 6

Do 5 fas 1921 6

93*. 93*4 93 93 fa

nil

Daily Averages Compiled by the Associated Press

STOCK AVERAGES

Friday ., Thursday

30 Ind. . . 70 4 .. 70 3

15 RR. 27 6 26 8

15 Ut. 60 T'l 35 8 51 1 35 7 51 •

. BOND AVERAGES

20 RR. 10 Ind. 10 Ut 10 F n Friday 87 1 105 2 *106 2 66 6 Thursday 86 7 105 2 106 1 66 1

•New 1944 high.

DOW-JONES April 28.

Fridav open 136 02 Fridav high 136 49 Friday low 135 77 Fridav c l o s e . . . . . . 1J6 21 Net change 1944 high

STOCK AVERAGES 30 Ind. 20 RR. 15 Ut.

38 5» 38 % 38 53 38 &8

4-0 14 +6 31 4-0 15 141 43 40 91 24 10

22 43 22 53 22 35 22 48

1944 l o w 134.10 33 31 2 1 6 2

T O R O N T O S T O C K S LT) Quotation, la Canadian Oaats

*3 88 18',

380 li 16 78

179

Close AjaxOA-O 180 An* Cdn 63 Aquarius Aumaque Ast Que Aunor Bagamac Bankfield Bear Exp Beattta G Bidzood K 49 Boae-^1 J7 Bralomr 1300 Br Do Oil 130 Broulan 14''7 Erown Oil 4 Bui Ank 378 Bunk Hill 3fa Calf&Kd 186 Cdn Mai 10 Ca* Treth 86 Cen Pat ITS Chem Re* 38 Chestrvl 13S Coch Wil 1*3 Coin Lk 23 ConSm 40*0 Dav P « e I2Ji Donw 2*31 Duqu^sr.e 21 Leitch 169 El*: C". «• r.a.'» »:?• iso Fie-»>—:- 33'-FedlCrlt f, Francoeur 84 Gt Ylkn 41S Oillie, Lk 8>> Glenora *fa Ood'sLk IS Gold Belt 39 Gold Sasle f Gold Gat* lOfa

ListeS Close Goodflsh 1 Or, Bousq 4 Gunnar Ha!:.well Hallnor Hard Rk Hasata Holr.gr Home Oil Ho wey

19 41.

335 92 58

1175 340 30 Hud Bay 2S00

Inspirtn 58 Int Nick 3850 Jk Wait* 10 Jellicoe 4'j Kerr Add 830 Kirk Lk 10* Lk Duflt 143 LkShr 1883 Labrador 180 Lapa Cad 13*4 Leitch 109 Little LL 95 Macassa 360 McL Ckst 217 Mad R L 189 Malart G 365 Man&East 2«, MrMar-n 42 ISeDeo* 8 I -••ci- • sta* »»/••> . R 13" **e* eUssi V'- . tUf "Mld-Cont M;n Corp Moneta Neru, Nipjaaing Noranda 8400 Norfold 16fa Norawtal 70 O Br.en 179

205 145 140 95

260 90 41

33 47

185 39

113 315

Ustc* Close Omega 31 Pac O Re! 90 Pac Pete 43 Pamour 128 ''andora C 7'i Partan M 6 Paymaster 34 Pk Crow Pow Rou

Do rt Premier Preston Qunston Quemont Roche L L c.s Royalit* 3025 St Anth 4 San Aat 355 Senator R 38 Sheep Or 100 Sberritt G 69-V Slgm* $75 Slscoe O 47 Sladen M 8 W Pete Spr Stur 3teep Rk Sud Cont Sullivan Syivanite T.->C!C-HII Te: C«*

M 30

108 260

6 171 2Jr, 34* m J?

Retail Sales Gain New York. April 28 <#>—Retail sales

volume advanced slightly from last week and was estlmsted st 14 to 17 per cent higher than a year earlier. Dun 6c Brad-street, Inc.. reported today. "The sale of apparel was heavier than a week ago and an increasing interest was ap­parent In housefurnishing lines," the business research firm said.

TREASURY STATEMENT Washington. April 28 f/P)-The posi­

tion ot the Treasury April 26th: Re­ceipt*. $125,220.013 60: expenditures, $191,134,781 75; net balance. $12,508,391 -783.08; working balance Included. 311,-745,583,310.81; customs receipt* for month. 834,737.170.46. Receipt* fiscal year (July 1st). 834.501.3*8,464.11; ex­penditures fiscal year, 375,892,979,703.83; excess of expenditures, 841^91,691^39.72; total debt. 8187,001,063,814.36; Increase over previous day, $8,690,896 31; gold assets, $21.429,149,58129.

WHEAT—Buffalo: Receipts Thursday, none; estimated for Friday, on* car. No 1 dark northern spring, 16%. *1.90fa; lSTi. •1.86!,; 14fa%. *1.84fa; 14%. •1.82fa; 13fa%. ' U l f a . Chicago: No 1 dark northern spring, 1.63!',.

CORN—Buffalo- Receipts Thursday, one car; estimated for Friday, none. No 2 yellow, f.o.b., »1.27fa; No 3. •124*4. Chicago: No sale*.

OATS—Buffalo: Receipt* Thursday, five cars; estimated for Fridsy, two cars. No 2 white, fx).b.. »95fa; No 3, »94fa. Chicago: No sates.

BARLEY—Buffalo: No 2 f.o.b.. •130; feed, *128 Chicago: Malting. 125® 1.44fa nom; feed, 1 l5«i .22fa noro.

RYE—Buffalo: No 2 fxj.b.. »1J5. '-Ceiling prices, nominal.

Floor ana reed Flour—Car lots, f.o.b.. Buffalo, par cwt

Std family 5 33 White ry* 3 81 Std baker . . 3 79 Medium rye .. 3 71 First clears . 3 57 Dark ry* 3 07 Second clears 3 08

Feed—Carlot*. f.o.b. Buffalo, per ton: Std brands 42 05 Red dog 42 05 Std mlds . 42 05 Gluten feed . 45 00 Heavy mid , 42 05 Table corn . . . 2 30 Hominy feed 51 04 Rolled oats . . . 3 80

BmtifB

FOREIGN EXCHANGE New York. April 28 <JP>~Closing for­

eign exchange rates (Great Britain In dollars, others in cents ) : Canadian dol­lar In New York open market. 10 per cent discount or 90.00 D. S. cents, dewn .'2fa of a cent Enrone: Great Erltaln. official, buying. $4.02; selling. $4.04 Latin America. Argentina, free, 25.11. unchanged: Brazil, free. t5.20; Mexico. 120.65. t-Nomlnal.

IpC," 240 Venru-es 715 Vermilvu 5>'» Wa:te A 495 Wilt Coch I I , WrHarc 316 Cwrb Poothila l t t OalskoLk 31

U. S.-Japanese Girl Joins Up With Wacs

Binghamton, April 28 <rP>—Miss Marion Seiao Doi, 22, daughter of Japaneae-born parents , today be­came a member of the Women's Army Corps.

"1 want to do my pnrt nnd prove j that Jnpar"~"e-Amrri« ,an: are ju.st as t ru" to the United Stetvea" ?s other Americans, she said.

A native of this city, Miss Doi has been employed a t a war plant in Sidney, where her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Doi, reside.

ANTONIO—Dominie Antonio, tn Lacka­wanna, N. T., April 28. 1944, husband of the lata Sarah Carclone Antonio; father of Mr*. Joseph Mastrociceo, Mrs. John Caracci. Cpl. Pomerlo. Cpl, Alfred and Pfe. Ban, U. 8. A., Mrs. Edward Clarone, Tillio. Albert and Mary Antonio; brother of Philip of Jamestown, N. T. Funeral from the family residence, 34 Jackaon St., Bethlehem Park. Time to be announced later. 29tl*

APEN—Joseph ftenry Apen April 37, 1944, son of Zygmund and the latt Isabel! Win nick Apen; brother of Mr*. Joseph Ronas and Mr*. Victor Vaisnor. Funeral from th* residence of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Ronas, 253 Stanton 8t Monday morning at 9.15 and from Hi Ann's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceased waa a veteran of World War II . 39t30*

BAH F.N-John F April 28, 1944, husband of the late Catherine Corbctt: father of the late Alice Bahen; uncle of James D. and Sara B. Duffy, Mrs. George J. Mer­cer, Mis. Henry J. Kelleher and th* late John A. Duffy. Funeral from the resi­dence of his niece. Mrs, George J. Mercer. 107 Macarnley 8t., Monday morning at 9.15 and from Holy Family Church at 10 o'clock. Friend, ar* invited to attend.

29430* EARTH—Rosa Berth, April 28, 1944,

daughter of th* late Frank X. and Cath­erine Berth; sister of Mrs. Herman Prey s a d the lata Frank X . George and Lout, Berth and Barbara Neater Fu­neral from Stephen A Gethoefer Funeral Home. 298 East Bt. at Austin. Monday morning at 9.15 and from 8t. Francis Xavier Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Deceaaed w a s a member of Branch 549, L.C.B.A., aad Ladles' Aux­iliary. No. 144, Knight, of St. John.

8JBJB* BLACK—Robert Nelson, father of Lieut.

Robert Nelson Black. Jr., of Bt. Louis. Mo., suddenly. April 27th. Remain, may be viewed at Smith's Funeral Home. 2293 Delaware Ave. Time of funeral to be announced later. *

BL'CK—April 28. 1944, In Buffalo William Harrison, husband of Marjorie Duke Buck, Notice of funeral hereafter. Flowers gratefully declined. •

COOPER—George F. Cooper, 1B this city, April 26, 1944, brother of Mrs. Katherine Donovan. Service, from the Ernest Wedekindt Funeral Home, 5 Walden Ave . Saturday at 11 a m. Friend* invited.

H P COURTNEY—William A Courtney, sud­

denly. April 28, 1944. husband of Ansa Kumrow; father of Frank. William. Thomas, Lawrence, Pfe. Vincent of Great Falls, Mont., and CpL Edward of th* U. 8. A . overseas, and the late Anna Courtney. Funeral from the Ray O'Con-nell Funeral Home. 228« South Park Ave . Monday morninc at 8 15 and from the Cnurch of the Holy Familv at 9 o'clock. Friend, are Invited. 29130*

D4.Y—Aiiril 28. 1944. suddenly, in Buffalo. William Charles, husband of Annie Row­ley Day. Notic* of funeral hereafter. Friends may call at 370 Franklin St. •

OriX—Rollaad DOI, April 37, 1944, of 820 Hertel Ave., husband of Mildred Dili; brother of William DilL Funeral privet*. Flower* gratefully declined. 28129*

DI FAUMA-StLVAROLI—Entered Into rest April 37, 1944, Gaetana. beloved wlf* of the late Paul SllvaroU and th* late Jo­seph Di Palm*. Funeral aad service* from th* Lombardo Funeral Home. 270 Swan St.. on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. Requiem funeral mass will be held at St Patrick'* Church on ItasMlsy. May lrt at 10 OV'TH: . Fri-min in\"l"-<l.

I.I AKIMJ in tl.lx city, April 26. l |4. Leonard h:i*t>and of the late Angelina • nee Co«tanzot father of Samuel and Angelo of Buffalo and Paul. Gsetono. Calogera. Glovlnnia, Carmela. all of Italy. Funeral from th* family resi­dence, 35 School Bt., Monday morning at 9 o'clock aad from Bt. Anthonys Chureh a t 9.48. Friend* ar* tayltad to attend. 28t29»

ORIKFIN-Apri l 28. 19*4. Delia Quma, vufe of the late John F Griffin, mother of Mary A Emily J . Mr* F Ouweu. J :, . ,e;». Rita and th* late Thomas J . auter of Si,ter Roe* of Lima of th* Gray Nun, ot the Sacred Heart of Ogdenaburt. N T , Mr, John J. McMarton of Detroit. Mich . Mr* Margaret O'Grady Mr* An­drew M, Gorman. Honor M T h o m u F Quirtn. the late Mr*. Catherine Damon. Mr* Helen O Grady and Mr, Mary Hurry of Toronto. Oat Funeral frow th* family reaidenc*. Si Harvey Pi . Mon­day morning at $ 1 5 and at St Itephen e Church at • o'clock. Fri*nd, are Invited.

M P HARDs Frederick John Hards ot 3SS

Breckenndge St . April 26. 1*44. beloved husband of Marv A father of Mr* William Palmer. Mr* Jam** Dell. Mr*. Jam** Stelter Oeorge 8 of Plttaburgt Pa.. Percy E Allan L and 1?ra»ifor<1 J. Hard* and the late Frederick W and Alice L. Poth. Funeral from the N a t - l Funeral Home. 1161 H*rtel Ave . Monday afternoon at t o'clock Friend, invited. Flower* gratefully declined 29130*

BERPBT—April 38. 1*44 in Buffalo. N T . Frederick H , husband of Mertltla F. Herpst: father of Mrs Oaorg* A. Hen­derson of Buffalo; brother of E Katrina Herpet of Jamestown. N. T . Perelva! C. of Tula*. Okla . Laoaard C of Hiiladale. N. J . and John 8 Herpet of W**twoo<1. N J.; grandfather of Virginia I. and Barbara A Henderson Prayer aarvlcea will be held at th* family residence. 3*6 Bedford Ave . on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friend* are tnvtted to at teni Further service* at Stiffee Funeral Horn, Oil City, Pa., oa Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 3*X80*

HI NT Marie cnee Daahier). in ttu* city. April 38. 1944. beloved daughter of Bar­bara and the late Fred Daahier; sister of Mrs. Frederick Bund Mr*. Carrie Pont-l i u . Mrs. Elisabeth Darbe*. August ami Ire4 Daahier. Funeral from th* fatntiy residence. l»» Bcoviil, A v e . Sundav , f t -ernoon at 3 30 Friends Invited. 39t3fr»

JACOBBON—Theodor* W.. at Hamburr N. T. April 24, 1944, beloved »oo of T" eo-dore B. *nd Evelyn ine* M*chm*rl Fu­neral from the family residence. 23* I r*t Main St.. Sunday at 3 p. m. »r<«r-i* Invited. 27:2'

KENT—April 38. i*44. In Buffalo, N T , Albert H , husband of the late Amy i u-strong Kent; father of Mr* H a m 1,. Chisholm, Jr. Notice of funeral h- e-after. •

B K f i H A N - J o h n Keohaa. April 36 1944. husband of the late Julia Horrie,an; fathei of Mary E.. Jo«eph F Keohan. Mrs. Milton Stiller. John J. and the late Vincent Keohan Funeral from th* fam­ily resldenc*. 164 Minnesota W e Satur­day morning at 10 IS and from I t . Joseph's Chu-eh .University Heights! at 11 o'clock. Friends ar* Invited to att-nd.

38129 1.4WTON Frederick J . husband of R O M

me* Becker): father of Lieut <J«' John F : ton of Mr* T oula F. L*ut*n,lag*r brofher of Mrs. Howard F Goodman ae»d Mia* Dorothy Lautenalager. realdenre Ijikewood. O Funeral at Forest Lawn Chapel, Buffalo Monday afternoon. Tim* to be announced later. •

l .r .*RMAN F.mmiv P. tnee Kohllahn) *f Niagara FalU. N. T.. April 25. 1944. be­loved wife of th* late Capt George Lear-man: mother of Clayton O and the lat* Gladya Learman grandmother of Donald. Doris Jean and Richard Funeral from the residence of John P. Learman, 6TJ Humboldt Pky Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock Friend* invited Deceased waa pre* Id en t of Cot cordla Ladle*' Aid

SStl* MrDONALD—April FT, 1944, Patrick few-

loved husband of Katherine Wlnneri. father ol Melford and Waller McDonald Funeral will be held from Jam** T Karne*. 1240 MeKlnley P k y . Mondav morning at 9 o'clock and from Bt. Bona-venture Chureh at 930 . Friend* are In­vited to attend 29130*

MOY—Charles, age 49 years, of 96 Walnut St., April 18, 1M« Burial April 38th In Mt. Hop* Cemetery. *

orSTEKHOCT—B*lph B. Ouaterbeat. April 36 1944, husband of Dora Ransom Ou» terhout; father of Jama* Ousterhout: aoo of Florence and the late William Ouster­hout: brother of the late Mr*. Henry Kreeman. Funeral Cram hi , lat* resi­dence. 93 Dueretein I t . , Sunday attersooa at 2 30 o'clock. Interment at Niagara Fail*, N Y, nm*

PATI'REO— Emanuel, In this d ty , April 27. 1944. nusband of Carmelio; father of Cpl Vincent. Bervlc** from the Emeet Wedekindt Funeral Home, 8 Walden A v e , Saturday at 10 a. ra Friend* Invited

H P BCACCIA—Jo,ephine Bcaecla (nee Quito).

In thl , d ty , April 38, 1944, beloved wlf* of the late Domenlco: mother of Mr*. Roe, Spoto of Jamestown, N Y . Car mela. Jam**. Mrs. Jacob Poraley of Jameatown, N. Y , Frederick *nd Gloria Funeral from th* family r*ald*noe, 78* Prospect Ave., Meaday morning at 8 30 and from Holy Angels Church at 9 15. Friend* Invited 39130*

STHMZRBACH—April 37, 1944. Friederik* Von Baaen, wlf* of the lat* William Schmerbach; mother ef Hugo W., William G., Adolph B., Mrs. Anthony Sumlee. George and th* Ut* Mr* Julia Daege sister of Mr*. G. Oehrke *nd the late Mr*. H. Kreaaln: grandmother of Robert. Dorothy Schmerbach, Oraoe. Roe* Marie Sumlee and Daniel Bchm*rb*eh Funeral from to* r**1d*ne*. 56 Euclid Ave.. Bun-day afternoon at 2 o'clock and from th* New Apoatoiie Chureh, Hickory St.. at 2.30. Friend, Invited 38t39*

VOGT—Frederick* Vogt (nee Bchl**t*r>, formerly of 2021 Wllaam St.. Cheekto-waga. N Y., April 38, 1944, wife of th* late William F. : mother of Elmer. Wil­liam, Louis* and Florence Vogt. service* from th* Arthur L. Qibb Funeral Home 967 Jefferson Ave., Monday at 398 . Friend, Invited fBtSO*

WERNER—Arthur F. W*rn*r, April ST, 1944, beloved husband of Ann Doerfler fathsr of Mrs. William Wood: brother of Mr*. Edward J. Hansen aad th* lat* Mr*. Mary Bchmltt, Michael and Oaorg* Werner. Funeral from the family home. 3713 Main S t , Monday morning at 8 SO and from St Joseph'* Church, University Height*, at 9 o'clock. Friend* are invited

•TMSt* W1LLARD—Chart** Edward Wlllard. April

38. 1944, of 59 Victoria Blvd.. Kenmore N. Y., husband of Lao Lundqulat Wll­lard; brother of Mr* L W. Moor* of W»t*rtown. N. Y., and Ralph C Wlllard of Utlca, N Y. Service* from the H. R Potts Funeral Home, 1361 Herte! Ave Sunday Afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friend* Invited. Watertown, N. Y., paper* pie*** copy. 29489*

W1LLB—April 38. 1944. in Buffalo. Floyd M.. beloved hue band of Florin* K. Will*, brother of Mr*. R. C. S. Drummond of Auburn. N. Y. Notic* of funeral here­after. •

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