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1 a a .1 1 THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1940 Low-Yields Again Forge Ahead; Price Changes Elsewhere Narrow, Irregular New York, November United States Government and high-priced corporate bonds forged ahead into new highs for recent years today as other groups flattened out in a narrow and irregular range. The upward pattern traced by low-yield corporate and Treasury obligations continued the trend in effect for more than: a month in this section of the market with only intermittent interruption. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS (Dollars and Thirty -Seconds) (Sales in $1,000) Last. '43-41 March. 4 102.2 102.2 102.2 1108.7 108.7 108.7 '45-43.

5 108.21 108.21 108.21 '45-43 reg 1 108.16 108.16 108.16 3s 2 112.19 112.19 112.19 '49-46. 1 113.4 113.4 113.4 '52-47. 5 122.18 122.14 122.14 '54-51. 3 110.6 110.6 110.6 3s 2 113.7 113.7 113.7 1 106.3 106.3 106.3 '56-54 13 106.1 105.30 105.30 '60-55. 3111.6 111.6 111.6 '63-58.

25 110.8 110.8 110.8 Home Own. Ln. 88 '72-44. 4 108.6 108.6 108.6 NEW YORK CITY BOND. 8s '80 199 102 CORPORATION BONDS (Sales in $1,000) High Lowl Close Abitibi 5s '5348 8 51 50 51 Alleghary ev 5s 34 81 97 Do cV 5s 31 Do 5s '50 43 61 601 Strs 1 101 101 Allied Allis Chalm cv 45 '52 10 Am For 5s 2030 4 53 1 Am IGChem 18 104 '49.

7102 102 Am Int Am '43. 8 104 '66. 20 110 Do Do '61 8 Am 6s '75 4 110 110 110 Arm Anaconda Del 4s Cop 13 18 106 106 27 106 106 Do 4s AT 4s '95. 54 108 108 5 Do 4s Do 1 104 4s '65 2 101 100 101 Atl 1st 4s '52 12 69 69 79 Cha AL 55 '44 3 A 45 '52. 7 66 1 66 66 Line Do elt '64, 33 52 52 Do '45.

5 70 Do 5s '48 29 29 29 Atl Dan 1st 48 WI 5s '59 1 75 75 75 Atl Gu 0 '95 st 30 36 35 16 40 Do '95 st Do 2000 22 35 12 35 35 Do '96 st Do '60 str. 13 13 13 cv 14 72 72 9 45 45 45 Do 45 '59. 4 52 52 52 '50 OT 4s 96 97 Pa Aroo 5s 5g '43. 15 96 Do 53 3 '52. 47 Beth Stl 03 '59.

1 Do '65. 107 107 Do '60 6 70 70 70 Bost 2 71 71 71 Me Is Do 17 18 Do 5 91. 5s 5 111 111 111 NY AirL Bkly 6 95 Un Gas Do 5s 1 Do 15 15 44 5s '57B. Buf 5s '55. 4 43 43 '57 st.

5s '60 9 67 67 Bush Term Bush Bldg 44 2 Cal Ore Pow '62. 1 92 Can Sou 5s '69 Jly. 2 97 5s Can Nat Do 5s '69 Oct. 98 '69 Oct reg 98 98 98 Do 5s Do 41s '51 81 95 '56 8 Do Do 4 14s '57 2 95 Can Nor '46. 4 107 Can Pac 5s '44 1 101 101 Do 5s '54 11 71 71 '60 15 65 64 53 65 Do Caro Do 45 perp 48 31 12 53 Celanese 3s Cen of Ga 3 Do 5s '59 Ct.

14518.. 5 5 5 5 Do cn 5s Cen Eng 4s 15; 51 50 Cen Pac 5s '60. 41 '49. 7 681 68 68 Do 1st 48 Cen 5s 1 14 14 '87 8 14 13 Do Certain-td 5s '48. 6 0 '96 '96 14 2 104 Do rfg rig 5s '71A 73 82 '77 3 73 Do 1 85 85 Do gen 45 4s Ill 19 96 Do Ill '49.

8 92 Ill 27 14 13 Chi '51 51 5s Do 5s West 4s 18 26 Chic Gt 2 6 65. Chi I 63 Do 5s 1 5s 192 4 4 1 Do aj 5s 46 1 '89 19 Do Do gen 4s 58 31 gm 226 1 Do cv 20371. 3 Do '52 141 5 Do '52 A ctt. 5 51 18 Do Do cv 48 14 2 10 10 10 Do 45 '88 reg. Do.

rfg 48 25 53 23 5 5 5 Do rig 4s '34 '51 54 CT ine 5s rfg '60. 5s '60 41 411 10 54 1 Do Ch Un Sta 10 102 1014 102 Ind '62. 6 90 903, 14 90 Do 4s '52 '43. 11 31 30 Childs Co 5s '56 Cin 18 56 gen CWM 45 3 55 55 55 4s 5 80 80 Do Ill 3s 36 109 109 Clev El '61 83. 83 83 Clev Sh Line Clev- Ter '72.

7 84 84 '73. 4 76 75 76 Do. 5s '77 C. 00 68 68 Do So '80. 9 13 13 Col 5s '52 Ap 1104 104 104 Colmbia Do 5s '52 16 Do 5s '61 13 Coml Mac In '69 ww Comwth cv 5 115 115 115 6 Con 106 106 Edis Do Do 3 14 106 106 15 15 15 Con Oil cV Con Ry3 4s Consum '70.

14 '69 7 111 Cont Do Oil '48. 2 Crucible Stl 18 105 5 19 17 Cuba No Ry '42 ret. 17 17 Do '46. Cuba 5 Do 5g '55. 4 100 Curtis Pub 38 770 6 109 109 109 Dayton 35 '43 42 50 Del Hud rig 4s 1 Del 6 6 6 140 Do 48 55Asdt.

11 58 11 112 112 Det Ed '66. 4 Do s'62 2 Dul 16 16 Duluth '65 14 Duquesne Lt '56 5 99 99 99 Elec Auto 48 33 on 5s cv 5s 13 103 Do rig 5s '7518 92 Erie 45 3 78 78 78 Do 1st lien 48 93 36 37 Do gen '53 13 31 31 Do Do cv 45 45 '53 31 cv Jer 6s 4 Erie Erie Gene 6s 29 95 Firestone 11 Fla Cst 5s 7 Fonda 1 1 Gen Cable $47 5 106 106 106 Gen Stl Cast '49 43 Goodrich '56. 4 Goth Silk Ho 5s '46. 75 75 75 Gt Nor Ry '52. 17 Do 5s '73.

6 102 1021 Do '76 D. 3 94 94 Do '77 E. Do 1st 1 1083 Do 48 '46 G. 35 (105 Do 48 '46 H. 441 99 99 99 Do 87 Gray Deb 1 64 64 64 Gulf 5s 5 82 82 82 Gulf St Stl '61.

1 Gulf Oh Inc 2015. Do 4s Gulf St Util '69 112 112 Roust nOilTex 102 102 Hudson Coal 5s '62 A 28 28 Hud Man rfg5s '57 31 Do inc 5s 8 10 Ill Bell Tel '70 4 1101 Ill Cen 48 1 39 39 Do 48 $53.. 51 39 387 Do rfg 4s '55. 41 Do 37 37 37 Do 55. '55.

58'63 21 41 411 Do '63. Inland Sti 35 '61. 6 101 107 Inspirat Cop 48 '52 InterlakeIron 97 97 97 Int Gt Nor a1 Do 1st 63 23 7 7 7 Do 58 '56 Do 55 '56 16 6 Int Hydro El 9 52 52 52 Int Mer Mar 6s 741 Int Paper 65 '55. 12 104 104 104 Int '52. 24 23 Do 58 '55.

28 26 26 James Clea '59. 5636 56 s'61 104 3 KO Ft Mem 45 '36 10. 30 29 South 58 '50. 401 69 69 69 Do 38 $50. 66 66 66 Term 48 '60.

11 108 Lac Gas $53. 7 591 59 Do 60 D. Do 58 951 95 95 Le West 3s 88 88 88 8 3148 '97. 91 91 91 Lautaro Nit inc 2 29 1 Curb Exchange Sales (QUOTATIONS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) Hundreds.) Low 21 3 2 82 81 82 10 102 102 102 50 17 17 17 75 2 50 1 79 79 79 501 97 97 97 34 34 10 12 12 12 28 28 19 34 34 34 6 19 50 114 114 114 150 19 19 1 1 50 71 71 1 49 250 61 60 2 5 3 3 3 150 1 2 2 2 2 81 9 31 2 2 10 1 3 3 11 8 75 17 11 34 4 33 33 33 6 4 5 6 27 18 17 21 21 21 50 23 23 23 28 5 3 39 57 8 8 13 11 50 50 38 38 38 3 13 2 2 2 5: 111 111. 6 2 3 50 131 (131 40 40 40 12 121 87 88 10 125 3 3 3 20 25 83 53 82 82 79 79 79 20 2 1 12 86 35 24 24 24 1 20 1 1 30 30 2 6 6 93 91 1 78 2 1 301 68 68 68 5 5 5 4 4 6 1 23 23 50 71 743 2 1 3 10 6 350 39 38 38 125 59 50 17 17 17 50 17 17 17 52 4 4 64 64 54 54 54 1 85 83 85 30 82 82 82 rs 2012 1 21 11 9 91 914 251 11 I 11 25 51 51 4 1 82 82 82 93 1 2 31 30 31 99 32 1 3 17 34 35 50 26 26 26 271 27 1 271 50 201 3 6 1 30 30 30 30 112 112 112 50 10 62 61 1 50 7 7 501 7 7 7 2 3 3 21 8 8 8 1 7 7 2 3 3 690 113 113 113 350 72 71 72 35 3 14 10 1 1 1 17 17 171 2 99 99 99 20 109 109 109 300 33 13 13 13 13 14 14 14 4 4 121 2 234 1 9 50 16 16 16 50 13 13: 9 9 34 22 2 27 27 150 24 9 4 1 301 30 00 4 4 4 000 8 7 8 13 13 13 2 8 8 1 10 164 164 164 25 2 6 4 4 16 16 16 501 14 3 2 2 21 75 88 88 88 1 2 3 2 4 5 150 54 54 50 125 124 124 1 750 69 68 69 5 21 21 63 25 76 76 76 4 4 1 85 85 85 1 1 221 51 51 51 3 41 10 31 501 23 23 23 21 21 21 50 1 203 50 1 7 34 34 31 31 31 40 1 4.

4 4 3 50 18 18 18 17 2 21 21 13 123 1190 1190 21 54 3 54 11 10 INDUSTRIALS. (Sales in Hundreds) Low Close 1 Pierce Govern 1 16 16 16 Gold (h.40) 1 Pitney-Bowes 1 Pitt 65 65 Pitts PI GI (5e) 98 Wine 5 Pratt Lam 2 22 22 22 Prosperity Co 2 Ind $7 pr pf. 25 96 96 96 Do $6 pf 25 47 47 47 k) 125 100 1100 Do $6 pi 50 1 Pug Sd 1 Pyrene 3 7 Quaker Oats pf (6) 10 156 156 156 TR 0 opt 13 Rwy Lyt 50 7 7 Raytheon 2 Reiter-Fost 5 1'sl 16 Republic A via 1 5 Rio Gra Val vte 6 Roch pf (6) 1 Cable 10 10 10 Aero 1 Ryan Cons Pet 5 2 St Regis Pap 7 2 Do pf 50 Dome Oil 12 Sanford Mills 10 27 27 27 Scovill Mfg 3 30 Segal Lock 3 Indus 20 Sherwin-Wms (3). 150 76 76 Pat 1 1 1 Singer Mfg 110 110 109 Sonotone 1 So Penn Oil 2 37 37 So Ed pt 2 30 30 Do pi (1 29 29 Southl Royal 5 Spalding Cap 4 4 4 Do pf (1.60) 13 1St Oil Ky (1a) 20 Ohio (1a) 34 34 34 3 Stl Sprg 28 28 28 Starrett Corp Inc Co 14 14 14 Sullivan Mach 11 xd 28 2 1 2 Superior Oil 1 26 26 26 Tampa El (2.24) 24 23 23 Technicolor e) (.40) 3 3 3 Tonopah Min Trans-Lux 1 Transwest Oil 00 war 00 Sol pf (.80) 1 tUdylite Corp 00 4 4 Co pf 15 16 Unit Cig-Wh Strs. 2 Unit Gas 16 De pf (9k) 1109 109 109 Unit Lt Pow 2 Do 3 12 Do pi 24 Unit Milk Pr (2e) 25 24 24 24 Unit Shoe 550 Do pf 40 44 44 44 Sec pf k) 4 59 59 59.

Foil 518 Graphite 50 Lines pf. 3 3 3 Plywood (1.20) 24 24 cv pf 30 Radiator 1 34 Utah pf fUtility Equit 18 LIt Nor MT (2.20e) 31 31 Venezuel Pet Vogt Mfg (.80) 9 Vultee Airc Walker Min West Air 3 Wms Oil-O-Mat Wilson Prod (.80) 50 12 12 12 Wrigh. Harg 4 5 5 5 DOMESTIC BONDS. (Sales in $1,000.) Ala Pow 5s 107 107 Do 5s '68 14 Do '67 60 Am 5 106 106 106 Am 6s 2016.. 27 102 Appal El Pow 14 33 Do 4g '63 Ark L.

53 '56. 2 106 105 As Elec 00 47 As 5g 13 13 Do '49 5 13 1 As '55 Al 2 631 Baldw 6s '50. 1 Bell Can 5s '57 18 Do 5s '60 5 110 110 110 Birm El 1 101 Birming Gas 5s 2 103 Broad Riv 5s 2 Can Nor 5s 801 Cen Pow 5s '57 3 Cen St El 2 31 31 Do 5s '48 31 31 31 Cen St '53 71 81 81 81 Chi Ry 5s '27 00 42 42 Cities Ser 5s 84 84 84 Do 5s '58 16 84 83 83 Do 5s '50 49 84 841 Cit P. '49 23 953 951 Cit Pow '52. 23 Commun 5s '57 4 100 5 111 3s '69 1 Balt '54 4 129 Gas Ut 6s '43 st 5 Cont 5s '58 A.

92 92 Cudahy Pack '55 53 101 Del El Pow 3 4s '56 A 143 87 Elec 5s 2030.. 86 861 86 Fed Water Fla 5s 24 105 105 105 Fla Pow 4s '66 3 106 Gatineau Pw '69 6 773 Gen Pub Ut '56. 1 101 Gen Wks 5s '43 A 2 Geo Pow 5s '67 18 107 107 Geo 5s Glen Ald Coal 4s '65. 24 79 Inv 5s '48 13 27 27 27 Hous Lt '66 2 Ill Pow 5s '56 4 106 106 Do '57 3 Do 69 4 107 107 107 Int Hyd El 5s 1 101 Ind Svc 5s 2 74 74 74 Do 5s '63 6 723 73 Int Sec 7s '52 F. 2 221 Inters Pow 68 '52.

23 37 37 Do 55 40 It Sup Pw 6s '63 A. 1 35 35 Jacksnv Gas 5s '42 st 44 3 44 1L Sup A 109 109 Long Isl Lt 6s 61104 104 McCord 6s '48 st. 1 70 70 70 Mengel Co '47. 2 941 14 941 Metro Ed 4s '65 3 1 108 Midland Val 5s 58 571. Mid St Pet '45 A 2 100 Milw Lt 5 Minn 1 Miss Co 5s '57 1 104 104 101 Miss Pow 5s 1 104 Miss Riv 5s 6 Mo Pub Svc 5s '60.

4 94 94 Nassau de Suf 5s '45. 2 102 Nat Pub 5s '78 ct. 6 261 Nebr Pow 6s A 2022. 1 Do 1 Nevada Cal 5s '56 85 Eng 5s '50. 8 67 67 67 Do 5s $48.....

3 68 68 88 Da 5s '47 31 67 6714 Eng Pow '54. 8 98 985 Do 5s 1 NY St 105 105 Nor Con '48 A 47 47 Ohio Pow 110 Ohio Pub Svc 4s '62 10 Okla Wat 5s '48 1 103 Pac 5s Pen '77 7 105 Do 5s '79 1 Pen El 5s '62 10 108 Pen-Oh Ed 68 Peo Gas 49'81B 11 Portland 5s'50st 5 84 Potome Ed 110 110 Sug 7s '47st 1 50 50 50 Pub Sv NJ 6s 158 158 Pug '49 21 101 101 Do 5s '50 5 100 100 1 Do $50 1 Queens Bor Har '79 5 108 Scullin Stl 3s 4 75 75 Shaw '67A 87 87 87 Do '70 2 SEP 6s 2025 A 6 111 111 South Car Pow 5s '57 1 Cnty Cal 4 6 104 104 So'wes 6s 2022A 1 102 102 102 Stand 6s '48 72. 72 72 Do 6s '48 CV 1 71 71 Do 6s '51 201 71 Do 6s '66 71 Stand 6s 41 Tex El 5s '60. Tide Wat 5s '79 Al 99 99 99 Twin CRT '52A 61 61 61 Unit El 45 118 118 Unit 6s 1 86 86 86 Unit Ry 94 94 6s '52 Do 68 '73 21 85 85 85 Utah 6s 2022 A 102 Virg '46 A 15 102 102 102 Do 5s '50 102 103 5s 4 1 West Newps 6s '44 11 56 FOREIGN BONDS. (Sales in $1,000.) Ercole ME 45 45 45 Ger Mun 7s 6 26 Do 6s '47 1 City 7s '39 27 Isarco Hvd El 7s 26 26 26 Pied-Hy-E '60 Al Rio de Jan 1 49'402d st ct) 43 43 43 Do 4s '46 2d 2 32 31 31 Unit El Svc 7s 16 23 22 Unit Ind 21 34 34 34 Total stock sales today, 170,000 shares; year ago, 157,530 shares; total bond sales today, year ago, Actual sales.

and bonds SO marked are fully listed on the Curb change. All others are dealt on an unlisted trading basis. Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual ments based on the last quarterly or annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted, special or extra dividends are not included. xd-Ex-dividend.

xr-Ex-rights. a--Also extra or extras. d- Cash or stock. -Declared or paid so far this year. f-Payable in stock.

g--Paid last year. Payable in Canadian funds. k--Accumulated dividend paid or declared this year. ur Under rule. ww-With warrants.

xw-Without warrants. war- Warrants. bonds. Negotiability impaired pending investigation. One of the earliest exhibition parachute jumps was from the Statue of Liberty.

THE RIVER Stages of the Ohio and their tributaries at within the preceding STATIONS. 38 A. 12 Changes hours. Pittsb'gh 116.7 M' gomery Dam 12. 15.1 Dam 10.

16.4 0.0 Dam 14.. 16.4 Dam 16. 0.0 Park'sb'g 11.9| 0.1 Dam 22.. 15.4 Pt. Pleas.

24.0 Gallipolis 18.2 0.3 Dam 28. 15.8| 0.5 Dam 29. 15.7 Portsm'th 12.5| 0.3 Dam 33.. 15.4 Dam 35. 15.5 0.6 Cincinn'ti 13.2| Dam 38.

15.7 0.0 Dam 39. 15.6 Louisville 17.5 Dam 44.. 17.0| 0.0 Ev'nsville 9.5 0.0 Dam 50. 19.0 Dam 52. 18.7 Cairo, Ill.

10.9 St. Louis. 0.8 0.0 Memphis 1.3|--0.2 V'ksburg 2.2| 0.0 N. Orl'ansl 2,4 and Mississippi Rivers 7 a. m.

and changes 24 hours: Stages (Chat 7 ges 19 A. hours Franklin 4.5|-0.6 Lock 7.. Zanesv'le 8.2 Ivanhoe 1,4 Radford 0.5| 0.0 Hinton 2.0 0.0 Kan. Falls 1.0 Lon. Dam 9.0 0.0 Charl'ton 6.9 Winfield 9.6 Logan 1.8 Will'mson 2.0 0.0 Pikeville 0.1 Chilli' the 1.5| 0.0 Farmers 1.8 Falm'th 1.0 Dayton 0.5-0.1 Lock 14.

9.1| Lock 10.. 9.6 0.1 Lock 10.31 Lock 4... 8.6|-0.2 Lock 2... 6.4 0.0 Mt. C'mel 0.5 0.0 Nashville 9.4| Chatta'ga Florence 11.1 J'sonville 3.8 0.0 River Forecast.

The Ohio River in the Cincinnati district probably will rise, and the dams may be lowered today. The river at Cincinnati reached a pool stage of 13.2 feet at 7 a. yesterday, having risen 0.4 of a foot in the preceding 24 hours. I W. C.

Devereaux. Arrival Today. The Tom Greene, Louisville, a. Main Street Wharf. Departure Today.

Departure Today. The Tom Greene, for Louisville, 5:30 p. m. Main Street Wharf. WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The following table shows the state of the weather in the places mentioned, as indicated by the Weather Bureau at 7:30 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: Place Observation. of State Weather. of Current Highest dual Temp. Precipitation. ATLANTIC COAST.

Caribou Clear 18 20 Eastport Clear 19 25 Greenville Clear 12 19 Bangor Clear 14 Burlington Cloudy 22 Concord Cloudy 25 Boston Cloudy 33 35 Nantucket Cloudy 30 35 Hartford Cloudy 32 Albany Cloudy 26 28 Elmira Cloudy 24 Wilkes Barre Snow 25 35 .08 Kylertown Snow 24 26 68 Harrisburg Snow 32 33 20 Newark Snow 32 37 .03 Camden Rain 34 39 20 Atlantic City Rain 44 45 .07 Washington Rain 40 40 .31 Richmond Rain 37 37 .32 Norfolk Rain 56 56 .14 Roanoke Rain 32 32 .23 Raleigh Rain 41 42 44 Wilmington Cloudy 56 59 .17 L1.1 37 40 43 Columbia, S. C. Cloudy 44 45 .10 Charleston, S. C. Cloudy 56 56 .06 Savannah 60 62 I Jacksonville Clear 71 78 Melbourne Cloudy 72 81 Miami Pt.

Cidy 75 80 Key West Pt. Cldy 74 82 .01 GULF STATES. Tampa Cloudy 71 74 Macon Rain 50 55 .07 Atlanta Cloudy 43 47 .27 Birmingham Pt. Cldy 56 69 Montgomery Clear 68 76 'I' Mobile Pt. Cldy 62 79 New Orleans 58 66 Jackson Cloudy 49 60 Shreveport Cloudy 45 48 Houston Clear 48 52 San Antonio Clear 57 62 Galveston Pt.

Cidy 49 59 Corpus Christi 60 67 Brownsville Pt. Cldy 63 73 OHIO VALLEY. Pittsburgh Rain 33 33 .83 Elkins Rain 40 42 .50 Charleston, W. 45 51 Columbus Rain 38 38 .99 CINCINNATI Cloudy 46 46 1.30 Lunken Airport Cloudy 46 46 1.11 Indianapolis Cloudy 40 42 .97 Evansville 39 54 .21 Louisville Rain 49 52 .54 Smiths Grove Cloudy 48 58 Bristol Rain 46 54 .17 Ashville Rain 39 39 .19 Knoxville Cloudy 50 52 .13 Chattanooga Cloudy 48 51 .24 Nashville Rain 49 52 .27 Florence 49 63 .30 LAKE REGION. Syracuse.

Rain 26 29 Buffalo Snow 25 29 .10 Cleveland Rain 34 34 .27 Detroit Snow 27 33 .19 Harbor Beach Snow 27 30 .12 Crand Rapids Snow 27 29 .10 Frankfort 26 28 .19 Fort Wayne Snow 30 30 .52 Chicago Snow 31 33 .38 Milwaukee Snow 31 33 .33 Green Bay Cloudy 29 32 .05 Sault Ste. Marie 19 23 .05 Marquette Snow 25 30 .11 Snow 27 29 .12 Duluth Snow 24 27 .10 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. Bemidji Cloudy 19 27 .08 Alexandria Snow 18 29 .01 Minn-St. P. Snow 29 33 .25 Wausau Cloudy 26 27 .11 La Crosse Snow 28 37 .07 Des Moines Cloudy 32 33 .04 Moline Snow 30 33 .21 Springfield, Ill.

Cloudy 32 33 .13 Effingham Cloudy 33 41 .09 Kirksville 30 31 .06 Kansas City Clear 35 38 Columbia, Mo. Cloudy 32 33 .12 St. Louis Cloudy 34 37 .05 Advance 39 51 .02 Memphis Cloudy 43 50 Little Rock 43 47 Fort Smith 42 43 NORTHWEST. Pembina Snow 18 25 .02 Fargo Snow 19 26 .02 Bismarck Snow 22 28 .02 Dickinson Cloudy 20 25 Miles City 28 37 Rapid City 30 40 T-Trace. LIVESTOCK Cincinnati livestock market as reported by the Agriculture Marketing Service of the United States Department of Agriculture for Tuesday, November 26: Cattle, 522; active and fully steady.

Cutter to medium steers and heifers made up the bulk of the small supply and these sold usually at prices around with a part load of medium 975-lb steers at the outside. A part load of heifers, around 800 lbs, cashed at $9.50 and a small lot of ligntweight heifers as well as a part load of good 940-lb steers and heifers headed the list at $10. On the other end of the list of paid prices a few canner steers and heifers sold at as low as $4.50. Meanwhile, common and medium beef cows turned occasionally at while most cutter cows again went at $5 5.25. Strongweight canner cows again bulked at with occasional lightweight "shelly" kinds at $3.50 down, in extreme instances as low as $2.25.

Sausage bulls for the most part ranged around Vealers, 301. Active and strong. Good and choice offerings not only sold dependably at but selected individuals in instances sold higher. Medium and common descriptions not infrequently sold at $10.50 downward to $7 with culls frequently at $6 and accasionally as low as $5. Hogs, 5,532.

Weights from 160 lbs up to 10c lower than Monday, lighterweights steady and packing sows 25c lower. This dropped the top to $6.15 for good and choice 200 to 250 lb butchers. The next best price of $6.05 bought comparable grade 250 to 300 lbs and the 180 to 200 lbs, with the 160 to 180 lbs at $5.95. Good packing sows sold from $4.75 to $5.25, mostly $5 to $5.25. Thin and half-fat hogs arrived in limited numbers and met indifferent outlet, usually at sharp price discounts.

Sheep, 106. Nominally steady with Monday. Good to choice trucked-in near-by lambs were very scarce and eligible to $9.25 and $9.50, if available. Most of the limited run consisted of common and medium grades and offerings carrying met fleeces selling from $7 to $8.50, an occasional lot or SO to $8.75 and $9. Culls continued to sell down to around $5.50 and some inferior light weights below.

Common and medium slaughter ewes went at $1.50 to $2.50, good and choice lightweights eligible to $3 or above. Chicago, November 26 (AP) (United States Department of Agriculture) Salable hogs, total, fairly active, mostly lower than Monday's average; top bulk good and choice 210- 320 lbs $6.05 6.15; well-finished 190-210 lbs some 160-190 lb lights $5.75 smooth 300-400 lb packing sows $5.65 (n 5.85; most 400-550 lb kind $5.40 5.70; shippers took 500; holdovers. 1,000. Salable cattle, calves, fed steers and yearlings fully steady; market rather slow partly because of severe snowstorm; general demand broad on both and shipper accounts; steers and yearlings grading good and choice predominating; mostly market; top new high in. three years; next highest prices long yearlings light yearlings $14; heifer yearlings $12; heifers firm; canner and cutter cows firm to shade higher; beef cows slow, steady; mostly with cutters at $5.75 down; bulls and vealers steady; weighty sausage bulls to $7.35 and vealers $10.75.

Salable sheep, total fat lambs and yearlings steady to 15c higher; extreme top fat lambs bulk good to choice natives and fed Westerns few loads of medium to good common throwout natives down to load choice around 90-lb fed yearlings good weights yearlings fat ewes scarce, quoted nominally steady at $4.50 down. TO BECOME MISSIONARY. Miss Janet Froome, Cincinnati, a missionary-elect of the Board of Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Church, is one of 40 young people who will be formally commissioned for Christian service today at the annual meeting of the board in Philadelphia. These young people will serve in foreign countries. Miss Froome has been appointed to a post in the Philippine Islands.

She will leave in several months. COTTON COTTON New York, November 26-(AP)-Near-by cotton futures gained today but distant contracts lagged and the market closed three points higher to 9 lower. The deferred months weakened as hedges were transferred forward from near positions and sunder certainties selling apparently Federal stimulated by unover loan policy for the next season. Mills, fixing prices, bought near months under the stimulus of issuance of only 10 transferrable notices against December, which were promptly stopped by two leading spot interests. Trade shorts also covered December.

The range: Months. High. Low. Close. December 10.16c 10.14c January 10.07c|10.06c 10.07c March 10.18c 10.13c 10.16c May 10.05c 10.06c July 9.94c 9.86cl 9.89c October 9.48c| 9.40c 9.41c Spot nominal; middling 10.34c.

METALS METALS New York, November 26-(AP)-Copper steady; electrolytic spot, Connecticut Valley, 12.00c; export f. a. S. New York, 10.00 Tin steady; spot, New York, 5.80 5.85c; East St. Louis, 5.65c.

Zinc steady; East St. Louis, spot and forward, 7.25c. Pig iron, aluminum, antimony, quicksilver, platinum, Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelite unchanged. W. Illack Johnson Funeral Home McMILLAN and UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 Park, Deceased Notice To Whom It May Concern: Notice is hereby given that on the 26th day of November, 1940, George C.

Goode, one of the executors of the estate of Godfrey F. Park, deceased. late of Kenton County, Kentucky, filed in this Court, under Docket No. 116190, an authenticated copy of letters of administration issued to him and William H. Whitehouse by the Kenton County Court of Kenton County, Kentucky.

All creditors of said estate who desire to assert their liens on the real estate of said decedent located in this state must present their claims, duly sworn to, to this Court within six months after the filing of said letters in this Court, or said liens will be forever barred. OLIVER M. DOCK, Probate Judge, Ex Officio Clerk, Hamilton County, Ohio. November 26, 1940. Legal Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY PROBATE COURT. No. 116190. In the Matter of the Estate of Godfrey F. NOTICE IN SUIT FOR PARTITION.

State of Ohio, County of Hamilton, Court of Common Pleas: The Mabley Carew Company, a corporation, Plaintiff, vS. Ethelwyn Cary Cocke. et Defendants, Case No. A-73237. Notice is hereby given to the defendants, Ethelwyn Cary Cocke and John CocKe.

whose place of residence is Carmel, California, Post Office Box 112, and the defendants Nancy Cocke Kohler and Edward Leo Kohler, whose place of residence 1717 Water Street, Tucson, Arizona, that 18 on the 29th day of October, 1940, The Mabley Carew Company, plaintiff herein, filed its petition in the above named court and action alleging among other things that it has a legal estate in fee simple in ar undivided one-half as tenant in common of the following described real estate situateu in the City of Cincinnati, County of Hamilton, State of Ohio, and described as follows: Being part of inlot 193 on the plat ot Cincinnati and being more particularly de scribed as follows: Commencing on the north side of Fifth Street at a point 66 feet east of the northeast corner of Fifth and Vine Streets. thence north parallel with the east line of Vine Street 90 feet to Hatters Alley; thence east 16 feet to a point; thence south parallel with the east line of Vine Street 90 feet to the north line of Fifth Street; thence west with the north line of Fifth Street 16 feet to the place of beginning. The prayer of the petition is that partition of said premises be made, for sale of the premises and for such other and furtner relief as may be just and proper. Said defendants, Ethelwyn Cary Cocke and John Cocke, her husand, and Nancy Cocke Kohler and Edward Leo Kohler, ner husband, are required to answer on or Defore the 1st day of February, 1941, or they may be denied a hearing in this cause. THE MABLEY CAREW COMPANY, a corporation, Plaintiff.

DINSMORE, SHOHL, SAWYER DINSMORE, Attorneys, 1218 Union Central Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. Journens End Alfredo Meier Carroll Milos Christie Petermann Bischoff Reichel Fitzpatrick Stoess Flamm Stone Harper Taylor Klayer Wiehe Marquardt Wolfstein Mehas They that sow in tears shall reap in joy, 1940, John Howard Harris. ALFREDO Vito Alfredo, of 548 Ringgold Tuesday, November 26, 1940, father of Vito Alfredo, and Mrs. Dominic Liuzzi and one grandchild. Funeral Thursday, November 28, from the Whiting funeral home, 3900 Montgomery at 9 a.

m. Requiem high mass, Sacred Heart Italian Church, at 9:30 a. m. Remains may be viewed after 4 p. m.

Wednesday at the Whiting funeral home. Rossi Bros, in charge. BISCHUFF-Mary Ann Bischoff (nee Sullivan), beloved wife of Louis J. Bischoff, at her residence, 502 Berry Bellevue, Ky. Funeral Thursday, November 28, 1940, from the Dobbling funeral home, 241 Fairfield Bellevue, at 8:30 m.

Requiem high mass at St. Anthony Church at 9 a. Interment St. Joseph (new) Cemetery. CARROLL Ellen Burke Carroll, beloved wife of the late Thomas P.

Carroll and beloved mother of Mark Mary Lucille, and Thomas B. Carroll, Tuesday, November 26, 1940, at her residence, 64 East Auburn ave. Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home. Woodburn at Lincoln, Thursday, November 28. Requiem high mass at Holy Name Church at 9 a.

m. CHRISTIE-Montgomery Christie, beloved husband of Mae Christie (nee Marqua) and father of Marjorie May, Helen Clair, and Jeane Christie, at his home in Memphis, suddenly Tuesday, November 26, 1940, at 7:30 P. m. Due notice of funeral. FITZPATRICK-BenJamin Fitzpatrick, father of Mrs.

David Hicks, Jarette. Flora and Robert Fitzpatrick. Monday, November 25, 1940. Funeral services at Wiltsee Chapel, 24 W. Ninth Thursday, at 3 p.

m. FLAMM -Lillie Hartman Flamm, wife of the late A. Lincoln Flamm, sister of Mrs. W. H.

Gensley, of 3565 Montgomery Tuesday, November 26, 1940. Services at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan at Upland pl, Due notice of funeral. Announcements FINAL TRIBUTE Large pile-ups of idle investment) funds and increasing evidence that Congress might take steps to end the tax-exempt features of future government issues have been mainly responsible for the sustained move, brokers stated. Corporate gainers of fractions to a point or so included Union Pacific at 101, Standard Oil of New Jersey at Pennsylvania at a a and Consolidated Edison at 106.

(QUOTATIONS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) Bond Averages (BY ASSOCIATED 20 Rails. Net Tuesday 59.7 Previous 59.9 Month ago 59.2 Year ago 59.1 1049 high 61.2 1940 low 48.3 1939 high 64.9 1939 low 53.4 PRESS) 10 1U 1U Indus. Util. Foreign 105.9 99.6 38.3 105.8 99.9 38.0 104.7 99.5 37.4 101.4 96.2 49.7 105.9 100.7 53.5 98.9 90.3 35.1 102.0 97.5 64.0 95.8 90.4 41.7 CORPORATION BONDS. (Sales in $1,000.) Low Close Leh 4s '45.

38 38 38 Leh '54A 6 Do '54 2 64 64 64 Dc 5s '54 Do '50 1 48 48 48 Do 5s 20031 24 24 Do Do 4s 2003t 30 20 Do Term 5s '51 2 56 Long Isl rig 48 23 97 97 Do rfg 45 49 st 3 98 97 98 Lorillard Co 7s '44 5 Do 5s '51 1 Louisia Ark 5s '69 851 Lou 2003.. 3 Do 48 '60 25 1st 4s 2003 8 93 92 93 Do 2003 9 89 89 Do Jt 48 '52. 2 Maine Cen 45 '45 03 77 Do '60 52 52 Manati Sug 48 '57 30 Mark 5s '45 st. 3 77 77 77 McKess 79 104 103 Mich Con Gas 4s '63 7107 107 107 5s 3 Do gtd 5s 2 Do en 48 20 M-K-Tex 58 '62 A 12 12 12 12 Do aj 58 00 Do '78 5 11 11 Do 1st 4s 90 00 22 22 Mo Pac cv '491 8 Do 5s 65 At 6 Do 5s '77 Ft 421 17 167 17 Do 5s 77 cti 1 Do 5s '81 It 2 Do gen 48 301 '60) 4 110 Do 68 65 3 112 112 112 Mont Pow '66. 14 Mor Essex 5s '55 6 37 37 37 Do '55 17 33 33 Do 2000 8 42 42 Nat Dairy '51.

5 Nat Distill '49. 14 105 Natl Steel 3s '65 107 Eng 48 2 43 '60. 2 108 108 108 Gt Nor 5s '83. 67 67 67 1 Sv 5s '52 11 Do 5s '55 4 Orl Term 4s '53. 1 68 68 68 NOT 37 37 37 5s 5 20 20 20 NYC rig 5s 2013 Do 2013 A 47 57 56 Do en 4s '98 18 63 63 63 Do '46 5 90 90 Do cv '52.

40 60 60: 3 NYC HR 4s 8 Do '97 6 85 NYCh StL 6s '41. 22 90 89' Do 6s '50 Do '74 A 27 Do '78 54 57 Do 4s '46 9 86 86 86 NY Edis 10 NYG El 5s '48. 2 125 NY '73 7 57 57 57 cV 65 42 Do elt. 6s '40 2 32 32 32 Do 29 173 Do 48 55t Do 45 4 4 Do cv 15 15 15 NY rfg 45. 8 4 4 gen 4s 5 Bost 65 Norf Sou 5s '61 2 Do 5s '61 11 13 Norf 4s 1 Nor Am Co 4s 9 Do '54 20 104 104 Do 1 105 105 105 Nor Pac 6s 2047 18 Do 5s 2047 2 55 55 55 2047 151 50 Do 4s '97 10 19 42 72 72 42 Do 3s 2047 Nor Sta Pow '67 18 111 Ohio Ed 48 '65 25 Do '72 Ont Pw Fall 5s '43 15 49 '61 6 1071.

107 Otis Steel '62 A 22 86 Pacif Cst 1st 58 '46. 1 62 62 62 Pac '66. 2 1107 Do '61 6 111 111 3 Pac Mo 1st is '3818. 5 81 81 81 Pac '66B Para Bway 3s '55 ct 61 50 50 Para Pict cV '47 1 93 5 93 Pen Co 4s '63 1 Penn gen 58 '68 7 Do en 1 121 121 121 Do gen 35 Do deb 96 95. 96 De gen 15 105 Do '84 5 105 105 Do 3s '48 st 5 Do '70 Do '52 3 Pere Marq 5s '56 17 Do '80 65 64 65 Phelps Dodge 5'52 Phil 5s '74 10 Do '81 108 Phila Co 5s '67 15 cv 81 Do 5s '731 31 16 16 Philippine Ry 4 4 4 Phillips Pet 3s 25 105 104 PCC SL 5s '75 B.

5 113 113 Pitt '52 7 '58A Do '60 12 55 54 3 55 Porl Gen '60. 8 78 78 Pressed Stl 5s $51.. 10 96 951 96 Pub Svc NoIll3 s'68 5 Readg '97 9 80 80 Rdg Jer Cen 48 8 64 641 Rem Rand 4s '56ww 21 102 Republic Steel 5 195: Do '61 9 Do '56 1054 Rio Gr West 1 33 33 33 Do elt 4s 11 6 6 6 RI Ark 3 Saguenay Pow 3 89 89 89 65 65 st 9 9 Do '78 ct 5 814 Do 4s '50 At. 104 Do 48 '50 A 8 8 8 St 5s '52t 10 15 Do rfg 5s 20 9 3 St KCShL4 22 41, A A Pass 4s '43. 25 69 69 3 Schulco '46 A stt 36 36 36 Seab A en 6s 4 4 Shell Un 49 100 997 Silesian-Am 7s 69 69 69 Simmons CV 4s '52 3 103 103 103 Skelly Oil 3s '50 7 1037 Socony -Vac 3s '64 1 So Bell 3s '79.

31 108 1 108 Sou Kraft 102 Sou Pac 37 Do 36 35 Do '69 72 35 35 5 Do rfg 4s 22 58 58 Do clt 4s '49 37 36 35 351 Do elt 4s '49 9 Do '46 45 45 Sou Pac Ore 36 41 41 41 South Ry '56 2 81 81 81 Do gen 6s '56 2 75 751 Do cn 5s '94 93 Do gen 4s '56 25 55 54 Bell Tel 3s '68 1 109 1093 Spokane Int 5s '55 7 27 26 26 Stand Oil NJ 3s '61. 7 Do '53 11 1057 Studebaker cv 6s '45. 1 Swift Co 3 106 RR A St 45. 1 Texark FtSm5 7 91 903 Tex Corp 3s 20 106 Do 3s $59.. 4 108 108 108 Tex Pac 5s '77 4 67 Do 5s '80 67 Tex P- MP s'64, 92 92 92 Third Ave aj 5s '601.

21 20 21 Do 4s '60 60 60 Tol Oh Cen 2510 Tri Continent 58 Un El Mo 7 108 107 Union Oil Cal 3s 6 106 Un Pac 1st 4s 2 Do '80 1105 106 Do 20 101 101 Do '70 18 Unit Bis Am '55. 5 Un Cig- Wh Strs 5s'52 7 71 71 71 Unit Drug 58 16 87 871 Steel 1.80s 6 120 Do 1.625s '45 2 101 Do 1.90s 2.30s '47 5 102 103 102 103 102 Do 2.50s '53 4 Utah 5s 39 104 Utah 58 '44. 16104 104 34 El Pow '68 4 110 1091 Va Ir 5s '49 47 471 Virginian Ry '66 9 Wabash rfg '750 10 Do 1st 58 '3978 14 43 43 Do 2d 58 9 13 13 13 Do 55 '76 8, Unchanged to lower were, among others, Western Union 5s, Nickel Plate Southern Railway 4s, Illinois Central Market Street Railway 5s, and North Western United States Governments were up to of a point, against one or two losers of a small amount. Foreign dollar loans ended mostly on the offside. Denmark dropped to sale one bond.

Colombia 6s were fractionally ahead. CORPORATION BONDS. (Sales in $1,000) Close Do '78 Walwrth 48 9 78 Warner Bros 6s '48. 2 91 Wash Cen 48 2 61 61 61 Warren Bros 6s 45 58 57. West Pen 58 '63 5 Do 4 111 111 111 West Shore 48 2361..

2 53 52 53 Do 48 2361 1 49 49 Westn Md '77 A 19 101 101 Do 48 12 Westn Pac 5s'46 asdt 2 13. 12 Western Un 5s 7 76 Do 5s '60. 29 75 74 75 Do '50. 11 727 Wheel Stl '66 A 33 Wilson Co 48 2 Do cv 10 102 102 102 Wis Cen 48 34 29 Wise El Pow '68 3 110 109 Wis Pub Sve 4s 1 FOREIGN BONDS. (Sales in $1,000.) Agr Bk Col 68 2 22 22 22 Antwerp 5s 14 14 14 Argentine 4s '72 Feb 63 63 63 Do 4s '72 23 63 Do 16 77 Do 71.......

27 67 67 Australia 5s 9 53 Do 5s '57. 5 54 54 Do '56. 4 Belgium 00 361 36 Do 6s 2 36 34 Berlin City 1 Berl City El 27 27 27 Do 27 27 Brazil 8s '411. 18 17 Do '26-571 19 14 14 14 Do '27-57 17 14 14 14 Brazil RyEl 7s '521 16 16 Budapest 6s 6 6 6 Buen A 3s '84. 36 Do '77.

31 48 48 Do Aug '76. 6 Do Apr Do 5 Bulgaria 7s '671. 2 7 Canada 5s '52. 8 100 100 Do 48 5 94 Do '61. 2 Do 3s 82 82 82 Do '44 14 94 94 94 ChileMBk 6 8 11 111 11 Do '57 3 Do 6s '61 asdt.

6 11 Do 6s '62 2 11 11 Chile 7s '42 6 Do 6s 8 13 13 Do 6s '60 15 12 Do 6s '61 Feb asd1 3 12 12 Do 6s '61 Sep asdi 12 121 121 Do 6s '62 asdt. 12 12 121 Chilen Mn 7s '60asdt 101 Colomb 68 '61 47 28 271 Do 6s '61 28 271. Copenhag 5s '52. 21 5 21 21 Do 21 211 21 Cordoba Pv 7s A 77 77 77 Denmark 6s OT 32 32 32 Do '55. 28 28 Dom 1st 53 53 53 Ger Agr Bk GerGov 14 133 14 Do 2 Do 7s 5 Good Hope 78 3 35 Gt Con ElPJap 7s'44 2 75 75 75 Hungary '79 ext 4 17 17 17 Ital Pub Until 7s 30 30 Italy 73 1951...

45 46 Japan 27 68 1 00 68 Do Jugoslav Bk 7s 6 8 8 8 Medellin Mun 5'541 2 8 Mex 5s asd 43 4 Do 48 04 asd Do 10 4s asd 63 Do Irr 7 Milan City 39 30 297. 30 Norway 65 '43. 3 491 14 Orient Dev '58. 39 Panama 5s'63 2 61 61 61 Pernambuco 75 Peru 1st 6s 11 7 Do 2d 6s 1961. 8 6 6 Porto Aleg 9 854 Prussia 65 27 27 27 Queensld 7s 5 90 90 90 Rhine- West 6s 2 Rio de Jan 89 13 81 8 Do 9.

7 Rio Gr do Sul 88 '461 00 Do 7s 7 91 Do 7s 9 Do 69 Rome 6 31 3 31 Roumania Inst 7s'591 Do 7s '59 Feb pd. 514 51 Soa Paul Cty Sao Paulo St 8s 231 161 16 Do 8s 25 Do 7s 3 16 16 16 Do 7s '4018. 32 40 39 1 39 Do 6s '681. 21 Shinyetsu '52 49 Silesia Pr 11 Taiwan El 6 39 39 Tokyo City 17 Tokyo El Lt 6s '53. 10 44 44 44 35 35 Urug aj s484 8'791 Do 38 38 38 Do 42 421 Westph UnEIP 3 271 1 Yokohama 6s 45 44 45 Total bond sales today previous day, week ago, year ago, two years ago, January 1 to date.

475: year ago, two years ago, $1,635,202,305. xinEx-interest. ctCertificates. flat on account of default of principal or interest or both. flat for reasons other than default.

bonds. Negotiability impaired pending investigation. Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES. James R. Chapman, 29 years old, 1903 Colerain Avenue, butcher, and Edith Schmidt, 23, 2609 Spring Grove Avenue.

Leslie Lewis, 44, 912 Lincoln Avenue, janitor, and Ada Bland, 45, 918 Lincoln Avenue. J. M. Loyal, 70, Covington, retired conductor, and Grace Wagner, 66. 4119 Fergus Street.

Arthur E. Ekardt, 21, 1733 Queen City Avenue, grocer, and Marjorie L. Knosp, 20, 4042 Herron Avenue, stenographer, William Branam, 21, 1916 Colerain Avenue, hodcarrier, and Ruth Schwidt, 17, 2609 Spring Grove Avenue. Wilfred McManus, 45, Chicago, salesman, and Mary C. Heimbach, 46, 241 Loraine Avenue.

Ernest Clark, 27, Dayton, truck driver, and Dorothy Hinkel, 27, 109 West Fifteenth Street. HIDES New York, November 26 (AP) Raw hide futures closed 18 to 31 points lower; sales 7,960,000 pounds. Month. High. Low.

Last. December 12.77c| 12.54c| March 12.55c 12.24c| 12.24 0 12.25c May 12.45c| 12.09c|*12.06c Spot No. 1 Western light native cows nominal. Bid. NAVAL STORES Savannah, November pentine quiet at offerings 316; 239; sales none; gallons, receipts shipments none; stock 11,532.

Rosin firm; offerings 652; sales 615; receipts 859; shipments 370; stock 162,791. Quote: B. $1.80 F. 1.88; WG, ww, $2.75. Stock Averages (BY ASSOCIATED PRESS) 30 15 15 60 Indus.

Rails. Util. Stks. Net Tuesday 63.4 16.9 35.0 44.5 Previous 63.4 16.9 35.1 44.5 Month 63.8 16.7 36.3 45.0 Year ago 72.0 20.9 39.6 51,0 1940 high 74.2 20.5 40.6 52.2 1940 low 52.3 13.0 30.9 37.0 1939 high 77.0 23.8 40.6 53.9 1939 low 58.8 15.7 33.7 41.6 SIXTY-STOCK RANGE SINCE 1927: 1937-38. 1932-36.

1927-29. 75.3 72.8 157.7 High Low 38.7 16.9 16.8 Aero Sup A Ainsworth g) Ala Gt Sou (9e) Ala Pow $7 pt Do $6 pf Prod (1) A Alum Co Am (6e) Do pf (6) Alum Ltd (8h) Do pf (6) Am Book (4) Am Capital A Do Am Cap pf Centrifugal A (3d) tAm Cit Am Cyan (.60) Am Fgn Exp Lines (1e). Am Gas El (1.60a) Do pf tAm Gen Laun Ma Am (1.20). Am Meter xd. Am Chem (2e) Republics Am Superpow Do 1 pf Do pf Am Thread pt Appal El pf Ark Nat Gas A Do pf Asso El A Atl Cst Fish Atl Cst Line Co Rayon Corp war Auburn Cen Mfg pf ww war Tran Loco pf (2.10)* war Sta Stl Dmite Ir Wks Beech Airc Aire Benson Hed Berk Gay Bliss (E W) Blue Ridge cv pf (3d) Corp (1e) Aero Mach Brill pf Buckeye (4e).

Buf pf (1.60).| Bunk Hill Biscuit Tung (.20) Col City Prod e) Caro $7 pt Carrier Corp Am Celanese ptc pf Celluloid Do pf Cen Hud Pow pt Cen St Do of. Chief Cons Mng. Childs Cities Service Do pf Do pf City Sub Home City Auto Stpg Claude Neon Tract Clinch Coal Develop Fuel Colts Arms (2a) Colum 0 G. Comwith So Sve (2.30a) Sh vte (1) Tel pf Gas Cons Mng (hia). Cons Stl Cont pr Cont Roll Stl.

1 Cornuc Min. pf (6k) Creole Pet Crocker-Wh El Darby Pet Records 1Derby Oil Cond Duke Power Duro-Test Eagle Pich Ld East Gas Do 6 pf. Do pr pf East Sta pf Do pf El Bond Sh. Do pf (6) Do $5 pf El war. Elec Emp pf.

Do pf Corp Do $3 pi Inc Av En Air. Brew Mfg Ford Can (h1) Ford Mot Ltd (P) Brew (1a) pf (1.20) pf Alloys Gen Invest Out Adv pf Glen Ald Coal Godchaux Sug Gorh Mig Gt Atl nv (Se) Gt Brew Greenf Gulf Oil (1) Pap Ray Tob Hazeltine (3a) Hearn St pf(3k) Min (W. Holling Gold (h. 65a) Horn Hard (2) Do pf (5). Hubbell (H) (1.60a) Humble Oil (2e) tHum-Ross Huylers Del pf pf st Iowa Pow.

div ct tIll Zinc Imp Oil Ltd Do reg a) Ind Pipe Indpls Ins Co Am (2a) Pap Pow Int Petrol tInt Util pf Vitamin tInt Home Eq Iron Firem Jacobs (F. Jer 6 pf (6) Do 7 pf (7) Jones Lou Prod Kress (SH) pf (.60) Lake Shore Lakey Wells (1a.) Lehigh Oil Dev Line Material pi StICh (1.20a) Lone Star Gas Long Is Ltg Do pf Do pf Sug war Elec (2.40a) McWill Dredg Memph Gas Mesabi Iron Mich Bumper Mid StPBvtc Mid Corp Midwest Oil (.90) Midwest Molybdenum Mon Montg WardA (7) Moody Inv ptpf 1 Moore (T) Dis st City Cop Mount Prod (.60) Mount St Bellas Nat Mfr Nat pf (6) Nat Sug Nat Trans (1e) Nat Tun Nestle-LeMur A PA pf (6k) New Eng (7e) Zinz (3e) Shipbd fd Hud 1 pf Sh Md Nor Am Lt Do pf Am Do pr pf (3) Am Ut Sec NIPS 6 pf k) Do 7 pf Nor Sta Pw A En Ohio Brass Ohio Ed pf (6) Ohio Oil pf (.40) Okla Nat (1.40) pf (3) Sec Pac 6 pl Do pf Pac Ltg pf Pub Sve (.40) Oil Gr (1e) Pennroad Cent Airl Pa Salt (9e) Wat Pow (4)1 Pharis Phila El Co pf (5) Sec INDUSTRIALS. (Sales in SCHNEIDER, Louis R. TOY, Myrtle DARNELL, Mae DOWNING, Katherine M. BRUNS, Charles RHODES, Thomas TAYLOR, Charles F.

Arrangements in Charge of THE John J. Radel co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS HODAPP FUNERAL HOMES Hamilton and Elkton. 7401 Vine. Kirby 1040.

VAlley 0805. (lurence inc. FUNERAL HOME 3412 Clifton -AVon 4843 J. J. SULLIVAN CO.

Bradford J. Sullivan, Dir. 1336 E. McMILLAN at BELL PL. WO 0133.

The Fuldner Mortuary FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 421 Arch St. MA 4754. THOMAS FUNERAL HOME, MADISONVILLE. VITT STERMER, INC.

1824 Westwood. WA 0787. 3425 Harrison ave. MO 0833. 3035 Riverside dr.

WA 0110. Journey's End A Nora Harper (nee Blasdel), beloved wife of Albert J. Harper, aged 61 years, at her residence, near Harrison, Ohio, Tuesday, November 26, 1940. Funeral from Jackman Penny funeral home, Harrison. Ohio, Thursday, November 28, at 2:30 p.

E. S. T. KLAYER-Albert F. Klayer, beloved husband of Elizabeth Roberts Klayer Tuesday November 26, 1940.

Funeral services at the Chas. A. Miller Sons Funeral Home, Hamilton at Knowlton Northside, Friday, November 29 at 2 p. m. -William R.

Marquardt, beloved husband of Charlotte Marquardt (nee Sass), beloved father of Loraine Marquardt, 5076 Grandview Norwood, Tuesday, November 26, 1940. Services at the Bamber funeral home, 3011 Woodburn ave. Due notice of funeral. MEHAS -Peter A. Mehas, beloved husband of Ida P.

Mehas, of 3904 Floral Norwood, Monday, November 25, 1940. Friends may call at the W. Mack Johnson funeral home, McMillan at Upland Wednesday afternoon and evening. Funeral services at the St. Nicholas Hellenic Church, 3212 Reading Thursday, November 28, at 2 p.

m. MEIEK-Edward Meier, beloved husband of Margaret Meier (nee Wise) and father of Jack Meier and brother of James G. Meier and Chester' A. Meier, Monday, November 25, 1940, at residence. Funeral Thursday, November 28, at 2:30 p.

from Meier funeral home, Main. and Cameron Norwood, Ohio. MILUS- -John Milos, Monday, November 25, 1940, aged 52 years, formerly of 2013 Mohawk pl. Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane, Wednesday, November 27, at 2:30 p. m.

Services at St. Andrew Orthodox Church, 830 Dayton at 3 p. m. PETERMANN-Grace Elizabeth Petermann' (nee Rieser), beloved wife of Carroll H. Petermann and mother of William B.

Petermann, Tuesday, November 26, 1940, at her residence, 1121 Victory Parkway. Funeral from the Gilligan funeral home, Woodburn at Lincoln. Due notice will be given. REICHEL Bertha Reichel (nee Rutter), beloved wife of Fred Reichel and beloved mother of Mrs. Carl E.

Wolf and Dr. John Reichel of Philadelphia, Sunday, November 24, 1940, at residence, 351 Probasco aged 75 years. Funeral from the Busse Borgmann Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Clifton Hills lane, Wednesday, November 27, at 2 p. m. STUESS-Charles Stoess, beloved brother of Jacob L.

and William Stoess, Monday, November 25, 1940, in his 62d year. Services at Schraffenberger funeral home, 3117 Vine Corryville, Thursday, November 28, at 2 p. m. STONE-Margaret G. Stone, dearly beloved aunt of Alice Stone, residence, 1126 Coronado Price Hill.

Funeral from the B. H. Meyer funeral home, 3726 Warsaw Friday, November 29, 1940. Requiem high mass at St. Teresa's Church at 9 m.

TAYLOR- -Charles F. Taylor, beloved husband of the late Emma Taylor (nee Shiner) and devoted rather of Charles H. and Clifford R. Taylor, Mrs. George K.

Beckett, Mrs. Stafford B. Lantz, Tuesday, November 26, 1940, at his residence, 4411 Schulte dr. Due notice of funeral. Ohio, papers please WICHE-C.

Henry Wiehe, beloved husband of Mollie D. Wiehe (nee Kruse), Monday, November 25, 1940, residence, 2536 Riverside dr. Friends may call at Dunkman Dalbert funeral home, Glenway and Rosemont Wednesday after 9 a. Services will be held Thursday at Masonic Temple, Fifth and Sycamore, at 2:30 m. Body will lie in state in Scottish Rite Room from 11 a.

m. to 2:30 p. WOLFSTEIN Joseph Wolfstein, beloved husband of Isabelle D. Wolfstein and father of Isabelle M. Wolfstein, of 2741 Observatory Tuesday morning.

Serv. ices at Weil funeral home, 3901 Reading Thursday, November 28, 1940, 2 p. World War Veteran. Spanish-American War Veteran. Miscellaneous Notices GOOD LUCK FUEL OILS CLEAN ECONOMICAL BURNING TELEPHONE WABASH 4782.

KEENAN FUEL OILS WOODBURN 1250 Lost and Found LOST -Airedale, male, name missing since Wednesday; vicinity Madison rd. and Vista ave. Reward. EA 2215. LOST--Black and white springer spaniel flecked with tan; name, Gawny.

Reward. EAst 2090. Houses-For Sale 1 HOMESSUBURBAN DEVELOPERS, INC. KI 6000. St.

Louis, containing 2-seven-rm. 2-car garage; separate furnaces: tile baths; excellent condition. UN 7952. THEODORE MAYER BRO. MA 0921.

AVONDALE- -Burton Wds. 4 2 tile baths; large grounds. PA 3063. AVONDALE, Bud 3 2 baths: large wooded lot. WO 6171.

4 DECIDE consult JOHN E. MANTHEY Your Realtor. JE 0646-3336. Brand BOND HILL-1129 FENMORE DRIVE. -new four-bedroom home: all latest features; within walking distance of schools.

churches, transportation. and shopping center. J. OBERMEYER SONS. ME 8600-2998.

BOND HILL-6-rm. nome; best garage; $5,600. ME 0749, JE 2948. BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE THROUGH HE A. A.

CRAMER, BROKER. WO 2764. WASHINGTON 3113 Colerain; 5 CAMP mod. See this bargain. KI 6513.

also 2- family, $4,000. VA 2060. CITY-Main, near Liberty; store and 3 flats; must sell; only 62.700. CH 1311. CLIFTON- pressed will brick sacrifice 2-story beautifally with garage; large landscaped lot: trees, shrubs.

rock garden; house adaptable for one or 2. familes: good OWNER AV 6111, CH 3430. investment. CLIFTON-3413 Whitfie'd ave. St.

Louis, two 6-rm. also maid's room and bath; financed. everything separate; THE FIFTH THIRD UNION TRUST co. MA 5400..