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THE PITTSBURGH PRESS. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 30. 1 944. PAGE 16 St del; Market New York Stock Market union Pledges Finance Glance Total sales today 500.000 snares Hisrh Low Cloe NetCh.

SEW YORK. Sent. 30 UP) Stock Exchance atock transactions today were a lo)io: Closes Firm in Short Session Nth west-Air 27 29 27 Jiorwich Ph 13 13 13 Ohio Oil 18 16 16 Oliver En 3d. 55 64 65 1 Hirh Low Close 'e ten. Consolidated Gas Electric Lieht Air Redue 40 40 40 0 Alaska Juneau 6 ti uppen con 11 ii ii Otis Elev 23 23 23 Power Co.

of Baltimore today reported net Income of C4.165.947. or C2.84 To End Strike On Monday Neville Island Plant Work, to Resume a snare lor tne 8 montns ended Aue. Pacific Lte 3... 44 44 44 0 31 compared with $3,850,455. or $2.57 rac i in 5S 4- Vi ft, -t- 5 Pac Oil 5 5 a snare lor tne corresponding 1943 period.

ACF Brill Motrs 8', 8t 8S 7a Allegh Corp 2 2H do pf 29 "4 28 4 23 Mi Allied them 147 147'i 1 Allied Mills 2d. 31 Sl.ai1. Allied Stores id '20 20 V. 20 V. Vi Allis-Chal 37 37 37 Va Amerada Pet 100 10 1 4 Am Airlins 77 T7 77 Vi Am Br Sh 1.15d 42 V.

42 42 Am Cable R-. 12 12H 12V. Vi 3 2 Vi 4 0 2bVi 0 18 17 Packard. 3'i 32 Pnhndle od 4 4 Paramt Pict 2.. 28 26 Pannelee 18 17 i Patmo Mm 2d 17 17 Continental Motors Corn, todav re Aircraft, Sugar Issues Push Upward NEW YORK.

Sept. 30 (UP) Penney 3a 106 106 106 4- ported net profits for the nine-month period ending Julv 31, 1944, of after tax deduction and de V. Penn rent Airl. 19 18 in 4-Penn RR 29 29 29 4-Pporia Easl 15V 15 15V 4- preciation value. Shipments for the period increased approximately 25 pepsi cola id ea ea 4- Am Can RO 84 to i Am (h 4 Id.

2dN 23 25 4- Vi Am Trys 15 Jft' 1SH Am DiMill 2 25 'i 2rt Vj Am Pr2pf 19S 19V, lfl'i 0 Am Horn Pr2.40 70 i 70 'i 70 Am Ice Vi 6 4 per cent over those for July 31, 1943 Pere Marquette. 14 14 i 14. 4- Pliel Dodee 1.60 23 i 23 23 4- American-La France-Foamite Corp. Stocks hardened In the short session today as aircraft, airline and sugar shares moderately higher. Phila El 19V 19 19 4- Philco Co 34 34 34 4- The Labor Front Strike Threat Hits Chicago Stockyards Refusal to Obey WLB Order Hit by Union WASHINGTON, Sept.

30 (UP) A threat to strike the huge Chicago Ftockyards has been made by the TPnited Packinghouse Workers (CIO) over the alleged refusal of the management to obey War Labor Board directives ordering mainten-ence-of-union membership and other provisions. Tilford E. Dudley, union counsel, disclosed today that the stockyards local union would take a strike vote Oct. 14 and added, "the men undoubtedly will vote to enforce the Government's order by a strike (and) the yards will probably fall to open Oct. 16." A similar strike threat was made ecainst Cudahy Cudahy, for alleged failure to obey WLB orders.

Am Loco 21 Vi 21V, 21H 6 months to June 30 net Income $283,298. or $1.57 a share, v. Phillips Pet 2a. 4.1 43 2 0 Pitts Coal 6 6 6 4- or co. li year ago.

do pi 2c 71 i' 4--t Pitts Sc 5 5 5 0 Pitts Stl 8 8 8 54 55 4- "i 4- 14 14 72 73 4- 18'. 18U 4- 4 Am Pwr Lt. 2 do 6 pi 55 AniRadfciS 12'. Am Roll Ml 15 do cv pt 4 73 Am Sale 1 18 1 Am Smnlt 40 Aircraft Accessories Corp. fiscal Pimo Oil 16 16 -'ft" year ended April 30 net profit The demand for aircrafts reflected new indications this week of a good post-war future for the" plane producers.

Douglas Aircraft signed a new $10,000,000 order for 39 40 1.1, or si.b a snare, vs. Pr Stl Car 15 15 15 4- Pub Serv 17" 17 JTVa Pullman 48 47 48 4- 432, or $1.21 previous fiscal year. An involved dispute which led to a strike of 350 Steelworkers at the Pittsburgh-Des Moines Neville Island plant will end Monday, the Regional War Labor Board was assured late yesterday by John Murray, director of District 18 of the union. That assurance was given after Mr. Murray, at a show cause hearing held in Criminal Court, first told the Board he would "rather go to jail" than order the men back on the job under existing conditions.

The RWLB ordered that work be resumed at once, with all strikers reinstated without discrimination. do. 7 pf 7 158 5 158 138 i Am Stl ids Had 25 25 25' Am Suirar Gri 49 47 49 l. 2 Pure Oil 13 Jo Garrett Corp. year to June 30 net Purity Bak 23 23 23 Am 9.

.182 4- Am Tobacco 3a. riMi tifi tiri Vi 15 super-transports to be deiiverea to Pennsylvania Central Airlines, income feevi.yau. or a snare, vs $550,851, or $1.04 previous fiscal year Radio 10 10 10 0 Radio-KOr 8 8 84-, 67 12 and the newly-organized National 67H 12 8 4 do pf 6 viu. mti General American Oil Co. year to 8 4 Rayomer 16 16 16 June 30 net income $430,152.

or $1.76 27 4- do 3a Am Type 12 Vi Am Woolen Am Zinc 4 7 Anaconda 27. Andes Cop 11 Armour 6V Armetng Ck .7 45 Atchiann tid 67 a share, vs. $374,610, or $1.50 previous Airlines, that begins operations to- morrow, has ordered a fleet of 16 transports from Curtiss-Wright at a cost of KeaainB 1 'n Rem Rand 20de 20 20 20 0 Reo Mot 13 13 13 4- Emrnh Sll T.H 19 18V 19 0 11 Vj 11 4- year. fi 45 Re.v-nSpnnsr l60d 14 14 14 Vi 4- J4 66 Rn-n Tnh 1 40 33 V. 33 33 45 4- 67 4-1 39 0 aiv, 4-lH 28 Atl Line lVid 39 39 i A developing shortage In sucar In New York retail stores cas Royal-T Co 21 21 21 4- Aluminum Industries.

fiscal year ended June 30 net profit or $2.97 a share, vs. $387,638, or IB 18 Atl 1 3b 31V. 31V. Atl Renfiing- Id. 28 28V brought buying into shares of sugar o.i previous nscai year.

15 V. 15 4- SUosLead ld 32 32 32 4- i Atlas Corp lo. Aviatn Coi lGd 5 Vi companies, while the mercantile 41m 1 1-16 fit Fran 1 1 Mr. Murray said that a special meeting of the union would be held today, with action taken to Washington Gas Light Co. and 8 33 0 Savage A .62 8 8 fcchenley Dint Id 33 33 shares rose to new 1944 highs on continued heavy retail sales.

subsidiaries 12 months net profit $1 or $1.89 a snare, vs. Seabd on -l -i-. Sears Roe 3a 99 99 o(i, or z.o year ago. 23 4- 8 4- 15 11 4- 24 4- Vi 16 4- 16 -c 30 4- 1 22 4- 99 4-1 16 15 4- 34 4- 13 Shaion Stl 15 1 Shattuck 15 15 Simmoiif 34 34 Gains in the aircraft group generally were fractional, with new highs for the year in Douglas, Consolidated Vultee, Grumman and Bald Loc ct 23 23 Bait Ohio 8 8 do pf 15 15 11 11 Barer Asph -25d 24 24 Barnsdall .60 ..16 15 Bath lr Wks 4d 16 16 Bayuk Cue ld 30 29 Beech Air Cp lb 11 10 Bell Airciail Id 13 13 liendix Av 2d 4 44 Best Foods 18 17 Ueth Steel 4d 62 62 Ryan Aeronautical Co. and wholly-owned subsidiaries 6 months ended April 30 net profit $348,152, or 79 Sinclr Oil 13 13 Skellv Oil 36 36 smilh A 40 40 36 4-40 4- cents a snare.

12 Socony-Vac 12 12 United. North American Aviation equalled its top for the year. Complementing the rise in aircrafts. ARMY FLIGHT NURSES to assist in evacuating sick and wounded members of the armed forces from overseas theaters of war are these five women shown above. Left to right, they are Lts.

Anne T. Benko. Rosemary T. Kerr, Vilma M. Barlock, Mary A.

Heakin and Lt. Marion F. Ber-nott. all from Pittsburgh and vicinity. A A A 38 25 4- 15 4- 11 4- 13 4- 44 4- 18 4- 62 4- 122 V.

4- 22 4- 10 4- 15 4- 33 So O.SMKl So Cal Ed 1 25V 25 So Ga .87 35 3 south Pac ld. 29 29 South R.v 26 2.t Cotton Shows Best Rise do 7 uf .122 Vi 122 comply with the Board order. Other Cases The case was one of several before the Board yesterday, with oral argument heard in matters involving the Coppefweld Steel Co. and West Penn Railways Co. An oral hearing is scheduled today on an appeal case involving the American Steel and Wire but the day's principal business will be a discussion of office building wage brackets in Pittsburgh.

Disparities in rates paid to elevator operators and other service 26 4- 54 7 4- do Pf a OJ Snrks With 7 airline shares also firmed moderately. Mack Trucks had a 1-point rise to a new high in the motor group. Apart from a small dip in Chrysler, Bl. Ukr 1.60 22 22 Blaw-Knox 10 10 iiociiit Air 15 15 Borden 1.20d 33 32 Uoston Me 5 5 Braniff Air 20 20 Briess Mir 2... 40 40 4- "i Sperry Corp Id.

27 27 11 4- 6 4- 20 4- 40 4- 45 33 4- 29 4- White Collar Plan Spiesel inc 11. Square ld. 33 Std Brands 1... 29 Std Cal ld. 3n 3ji lints Strat 3 45 4 5 35 4- Bklvn Gb 20 i 2(Hi' 0 4- 32 0 Biine-Balke 21 21 21 Since Start of War NEW YORK, Sept.

30 (UP) Cotton prices, jolted into the sharpest advance since the outbreak of the war, rose $5 a bale this week, deriving momentum on the upside from a startling War Food Administration announcement that the Government will buy this year's crop, in the move to assure a full Bucyrus-E 12 11 12 4- Std Oil J) la 54 53 53 c.i n.t nh 2. 43 i 43 43 0 the entire group was up. Interest in the motors has been stimulated by -disclosure that the Fisher Brothers have formed a new company to engage in post-war production of autos and airplanes. BUdd Ml? 11 11 11 4- fin .1 ni- YilHO ti7ti? 7 i 1 5 District Nurses Join Flight Duty Officers to Help Evacuate Wounded Std Stl SPP iSi" iZ Starrett 2d. 32 32 32 4- Stew-War .50...

15 lo 15 4- Ston Web 10 10 10 4- Stndebaker 19 4- Budd Wheel 9 9 9 Bullard 18 18 18 4- Bulova 39 38 3 4-2 Burline 1.60d 33 33 33 4- workers in downtown buildings led to the recent strike in five structures. Both the union, Local 29 of the A. F. of L. Building Service For Future Urged Economist Addresses Conference Here Mr.

Dudley said that the stock-vards dispute had been decided by the Board last July 27 and the Cudahy case March 23. He said Cudahy had told the Board it would not obey the orders because it considered maintenance of membership and the dues check-off violations of the Wisconsin Labor Peace Act. The stockyards, he added, also refused to comply with WLB orders for night premiums and other provisions. "Our unions have patriotically end steadfastly maintained production for the war," Mr. Dudley said.

"But decisions are of no value if they are not obeyed and the WLB is pretty impotent if It cannot command obedience." Labor observers here predicted Government seizure of the stockyards should the strike threat be carried out. Strike Averted WASHINGTON (UP) Last-min-ute agreement of telephone em Steels were steady. Nickel Plate preferred ran up a point in an Sun Oil lae. Sunray Oil a rA" 81 81 4- eyers pi- i parity return to the grower. Employes, and the Building Own otherwise quiet rail group.

Bucyrus- 22 23 4- Superntr 1 -j- Superior Stll.20 23 Notwithstanding active profit-tak Cal Packing 1 27 Calum 6 Canada Dry 31 29 28 ers and Managers Assn. will appear today. 30 4- 28 4- 6 27 27 0 6 30 31 10 10 4- Erie rose Vi point to a new high in the rail equipments. 28 6 6 Syming-Gould Five district nurses have reported ing and an increased volume of hedge offerings, prices at Friday's close ruled 56 to 97 points $2.80 to $4.85 cents a bale higher than the close of the preceding Saturday. White collar workers must make can Pacific 10 Case I 38 Caterpillar 2.

51 Cent J. 10 37Vi 37 51 61 Work Force Cut Hie Pittsburgh-Des Moines Co. 45 Sales Executives Club if 10. case took most of the Board's time 6 IS 4- Cr de Pasco 2 32 32 32 4- 6 6 45 45 6 6 16 15 12 11 12 11 19'i 19 Teleautograph Texas Co 2 TexGulfProd.25d Tex .50. TexPacLT.45(l..

TexPacLT.45d. r. Certain-teed 6 6 i 34 li yesterday. for duty with an aerial evacuation unit of the North Atlantic Division, Air, Transport Command, after completing a special course in flight nurse training. As soon as arrangements can be Elects Fox President Checker 42 42 Vi 42 Vi Vh 13 4- 13 4- 19 At the hearing, J.

E. Jackson, nes unio lo lii'i 4. Vi unictlll 6 6 6 The Sales Executives Club of 8 8-V made, and until June 30, 1945, the Government, through the Commodity Credit intends to pur ct. 26 Thermoid PIT 4v 6 4- 6 do pf r-t 46 Z6 26 0 46 46 4. 18 34 19 4- Pittsburgh elected new officers last night at the annual president'i lttiraAvexraiisii Timk-D AxlVid 31 31 31 company president, said that the work force in the Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel a separate firm which operates a shipyard, had been cut from 1800 to 300, and that chase at full parity prices all 1944 Chi Pneu 2..

19 Chi-ysler 92 ClevGranhBrl ri 43 i TimkenR? 4H dinner at the Stanton Heights Coun their own plans to meet post-war economic emergencies. Dr. Eveline Burns, former economist of the National Resources Planning Board, declared last night at the opening of a three-day conference of white collar workers, meeting at the Frick School in Oakland. Scoring the abolition of the Planning Board "just when we needed it most," Dr. Burns declared that workers must use their own initiative to prevent a post-war depression.

"Even though our national re- lYansacerica 4- Air. 2.1 23 Cluett Peab IVid 36 try Club. crop cotton for which a loan schedule has been announced and which may be placed in acceptable stor Tri-Cont f. 7iZ j- They will serve on the four-motored planes of the ATC which transport wounded and. sick veterans from war theaters to hospitals in this country.

The district nurses are Lts. Anne T. Benko, 5239 Stanton Pittsburgh; Rosemary T. Kerr, 15B at the Pittsburgh-Des Moines Co. toa 1 H2 0 43 Vi 43 4- 36 36 4- 32 32 4- 4 4 4- 41 41 4- 46 47 4-1 16 16 4- 15-16 1-16 ployes to await action of a War Labor Board panel on their wage shop from 800 to 380, because of age.

01 uroaocA 1 32 Colum Gas 4 Com Credit 2 42 ComInvTrl.35d. 47 ComSoIvente.30d 1 6 Comwlth 15-16 do if 3 85 UndEllFishlHrl 61 61 -UnionBiP 13 13 13 NmonCarb 79 -8 -8 contracts completion. The news, coming out of the pre A group of 70 men was shifted demands averted a major tie-up in the capital's communication system last night although long distance and local toll call were restricted vious week-end, took the trade com f4 4-1 075? 27 27 n-Oil -ai 1. rTanlr 1 ComwlthEdil.40d 27 27 27 Hawkins Village, Rankin; Vilma pletely by surprise and Tesulted in an immediate rise of $5 a bale, the Con Cisrar.ld 26 1 25 26 4- ITn iZ Sfld 32 ill '3 oi -T- from the shipyard of Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel to the other firm's shop. As the shop is the only section for which the union lor about half an hour.

u.i" Ki 1 U. 1 4- M. Barlock, 8D4 Talbot Brad dock; Mary A. Heakin, Canons Con Edison- 1.60. 24 24 24 do pf 5 TlOS 108 108 4- Film pf 0.50c 24 24 24 permissible daily limit, at Monday's nited coip a7 0 do ot 91..

ii 1 1 l.i burg, and Marion P. Bernott, 52 opening. Con Nat Gas Id 32 32'i 32 4- 16 uiree a ia North Second Duquesne. has bargaining rights, it claimed union men were being forced out. do Df 1 24 4 All five had nursing experience in civilian life before entering the In its back-to-work order the 16 24 16 2U 40 11 47 Cons Coal 16 Container O.Tod.

26 Cont Can 40 Oont-Dia 1 1 Liquidation of Utah Company Proposed r-a lh hit Line 8 8 Board said that the grievances in 16 26 40 47 7 sourves are vast, they are not unlimited, and even with full employment it will be necessary to make the most effective use of such resources as we have," she declared. Nine Panel Discussions 4 Today's sessions of the meeting were taken up with nine simultaneous panel discussions, and tomorrow the group, which is led by Dr. Verne Wright of the University of Pittsburgh, will adopt resolu volved must be handled through cont Ins 1.60a. .47 Cont Mot 0.30d. 7 7 Cont Oil Del 28 28 28 )6'i Army.

Four of them, Lts. Kerr, Benko, Barlock and Bernott, are graduates of St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing in Pittsburgh, while Lt. Heakin received her training at Valley Hospital, Se-wickley. After serving at an Army Cooper-Bes 16 Coprwld Stl 0.80 12 existing grievance procedure, with arbitration as the final step, and that the company and union are to resolve as many of their contract difficulties as possible.

An RWLB panel hearing will act on disputed do PtT 2 48 Un Store PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30 (UP) Liquidation of Utah Light and Traction by its parent, Utah Power and Light Salt Lake City, was today proposed in a plan filed with the Securities and Ex i- 12 48 48 21 21 25 25 0 Cornl El 0.40d 21 Mr. Fox Mr. Wilson Van Som .750. 11 "2 Verti Waldorf 12 12..

12., .0 tions and hear final addresses of issues later. base hospital, they completed the six months course at the AAF School of Air Evacuation at Bow 35 79 36 24 10 5 t. rane Co 20 Cruc Stl 35 do pf 5 78 C-Am Sug- 0.40b 17 Cudahy 25 Curtis Pub 10 Curtiss-Dr 0.75b 5 do A 7 Warner 12 1- 35 79 16 25 1 10 Vi 5 8l change Commission. Utah has been operating Trac tion's properties except those fur W6IndS0.75d24 24 24 WPaEl A 7.. A3 4 3j Steel Plant Hit man Field, Louisville, Ky.

the meeting. Chairmen of the discussion panels were announced as: Cot of Living Dr. Francis D. Tyson. Pitt Economics professor.

Hnmps. Neighborhoods and Cities Br. nishing transportation under a 99- BOSTON Approximately 500 do 7 pi" 7. ITninn A Id. 45 4o year lease.

These were sold on lead men remained away from Air Bke 28 28 28 Ft 104 104 104 July 13 to Salt Lake City Lines. their jobs today at the Bethlehem txt 1.1 28 Brookline Couple Married 50 Years B. J. Hovde. former administrator of the Pitthurah Housing: Authority.

Education Evan Ineram. director 01 Steel Atlantic and Simpson do pr pf 5. 78 In exchange for the remaining properties of Traction, Utah would 78 4-9 4-" 77 58 yards. The men are protesting the White Sew M. 9 Wh Sw pr pf 2 28 cuirianrp.

Pittsburgh schools. forgive all indebtedness and sur 16 4- company's alleged failure to in 1 tr: .1 nnH 1 Employment John W. May. professor of Economics. Pennsylvania College ior render for cancellation Traction's Woolworth V.60 42 i 42 clude lead men in their union con 42 4-31 4- Surprise visits by friends today marked the 50th wedding anniver Worthinton 2..

-iiy outstanding capital stock. Women. Health Rudolph T. Danstedt. Pitts, hiirsrh snrMal worker.

tracts. The lead men are unaffil 70 4-1 sary of Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

Rei- iated with any union. York Corp 0.30d 14 VA Davison Chem Id 15 15 J5 Decca Inc 90d 38 3S 38 Deere Co 42 42 42 Del Hud 32 32 32 Lac 7 7 7 0 Det Edison 1.20d 28 28 28 Diam Mo 16 16 36 4- Dit Sea 2.22. 32 32 32 Dome Min 1 22 22 22 Douglas Aire 5b 69 68 69 1 Dow Chem 3... 125 125 125 Dresser Mis Id. 41 41 41 4- Dpport pf 4..

125 125 125 0 East Air 39 38 39 East Stainless St 17 16 17 Eaton Mfgr 3... 46 46 46 El Anto-L ld 45 45 45 4-1 Elec Boat 13 13 13 Elec St Bat 2.. 45 44 44 Elas Stopi 15 15 15 Emersn Eflec 16 16 16 0 Erie st 11 11 11 Eureka Vae 50d 12 12 12 Peace and World Order Rev. Irvine- R. Murray, pastor of the lirst unitarian i.o.J ii" RS Ri 5 hllreh A.

C. Fox was elected president, succeeding' William Roop. Reggie Wilson was elected vice president, Don Couch second vice president and Roy MacGregor treasurer. Security Offerings Top 605 Millions in 2 Months NEW YORK, Sept. 30 (UP) New security flotations in August and September combined topped $605,000,000, reflecting the desirt of issuers to clean up their financing programs in advance of the Sixth War Loan Drive which opens on Nov.

20. Indicative of the recent renewed interest in the new security market, the Great Northern Railway two weeks ago sold $100,000,000 in new obligations and the American Tobacco Co. this week disclosed plans for a new $100,000,000 debenture issue to obtain funds for the purchase of tobacco inventories. The American Tobacco proposal is ex i Three Mines Idle sacher, 2447 Pioneer Brook line. Mr.

and Mrs. Reisacher, who re Dividends: a) plus extra: paid last Professional and White collar organiza Agreement to continue work came when a telephone from the WLB was read to a meeting of 1800 members of the Washington Telephone Traffic Union stating that a panel had been appointed and urging members to stay on their jobs. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. and the union have been trying to agree on a new contract since their old one expired March 31. The workers are demanding a starting salary of $25 for operators with a minimum of $40 after five years of service.

The company, according to the union, agreed to the $25 but was not willing to grant a top salary of more than $38 for eight years' service. 8400 en Strike BATH, Me. (UP) For the second time within three days, the 8400 ship workers at the Bath Iron Works Corp. plant went on strike today as result of dissatisfaction with company bonus policies. The day shift workers refused to report alter learning the results of a conciliation meeting yesterday.

The company said it could not put into effect a War Labor Board-approved incentive bonus plan until Nov. 29 and that it could not estimate the approximate total payment as yet. However, company officials agreed to allow workers to hold a referendum in the plant to vote on outlawing of individual contracts. Navy Releases Plant WASHINGTON (UP) President Koosevelt today directed Secretary of the Navy James V. Forrestal to relinquish control of a Remington Rand, war plant near Elmira, N.

which the Navy took over last November because of lagging and inferior production. Best Foods, Holds District Sales Meeting vear: (e payment on jwumuuini Three Bethlehem Steel Corp. tions Frederick Holmes. HO Mate County and Municipal Workers. Finn Jacob A.

Evanson. sllDer- tired a year ago after operating rerular rate: (e) cash or stock, mines were strike-bound today fol lowing a clash between a foreman visor of Vocal Music. Pittsburgh. schools. Church and Social Action Dr.

William Tj. Youiik. resrional director. National Pittsburgh district representatives of The Best Foods, met and a miner at the firm's Ellsworth Conference of Christians and Jews. Curb Exchange mine, with 2200 men out and pro today in Webster Hall at a semi duction of 8o00 tons lost.

annual sales meeting to review the Ex-Cell-O 2.60.. 40 39 40 Vi 1 The walkout began at the Ells Fair Morse ld 41 41 41 vrw vnBK Sent 30 fTTP New York worth mine late Thursday, and Fjardo Sup 2 24 24 24 Curb Exchange" transactions today were as Earnswth 14 14 14 follows: Fed Dep St ld 28 28 Vi 284 Firestone ld 49 49 49 Hieh Low Close NetCh Flintkote 22 22 23 0 company fall and winter merchandising and advertising programs. J. J. Jones of New York, regional sales manager, reported that sales this year are at an all-time peak but that major merchandising programs are planned to expand them further.

Ainsworth wjl V. 7 Follansbee 6 6 6 Aire Acres JH rt spread to the Cokeburg and Mari-anna pits, all in Washington County, today. Reports from the mine were that the two men became involved in a dispute over taking down slate, and that blows followed. do ov pi 4o 45 Food Men 1.40d. 62 63 63 0 Alum L.xa Alum Co Am id, 31 31 31 Union Official to Speak Other leading speakers include Harold J.

Ruttenberg of the United Steelworkers of America; Dr. John P. Peters of the Yale Medical School; Rev. Charles O. Rice, area rent director; Lewis Merrill-, president of the CIO United Office and Professional Workers, and several civic and educational leaders from this area.

The conference was called to form a unit here as a step towards setting up a national council of professional, scientific, art and white collar workers. Francisco 17 17 17 VI do pi 6.. ....11 iVjT Freept-Sulphur 2 31 31 31T4 Alum pected to be similar in many respects to the $100,000,000 issue it Ind .60... i-? iST? A Ind 32 0 Am 1.60a 4 0 Gair Robt 4 4H sold in April, 1942. Gar Wd Ind 7 7 Am Writ.

Pao. Ark Gas A. Aro Enum 3i A 6 6 3 3 20 20 2V 2 7 7 In the latest week new offerings 26 Atlas Corp wts. 6 26 7 37 42 Gen Cable 6'. Gen Cigar 26', Gen Elect 1.40..

37 Gen Foods 1.60. 43 Gen A 3 St 6 4- 3 Ji 20 2 4- 7 4- 2 4- 9 0 4- i 4- Auto Prod .100 Vital Statistics 307,000 compared with $109,250,000 43 Bab 26 3 3. in the previous week. Utility offer 25 0 0 MR. AND MRS.

F. J. REISACHER 62 7, 4- i Gen Motors 2 62 62 Bald I.ocn wis li Wn Kty 1 1 Bald Rub .42 'jd B-lbroSFAM JO Celebrate their golden wedding 10 Gen pi. H9 Gen Tel 1.60 25 89S, 25 ings replaced railroad offerings as the most active this week totaling $53,682,000. 14 1 91: 0 Bliss Brdeept Oil Buff NEP Pf 18 l.i 17H 4- 18' Gillette 13i Gimbel Br 17H Glidden 23 i 1 7 10 4-V 1 0 Reisacher's Market at 804 Brookline Blvd.

for 18 years, have spent the last year traveling, making two 23 10 1 Bnkr Hill a Burma 1 89 13 17H 60 48 16 5W 16U Two Officials Named 50 7, 4-48-. 4- trips to California. 17 4- 1 4 4- 35 1 Carrier Corp 1 1 JJ Cessna Aire 4 4 Chi Fix Shaft 2d 3o 3o Orders Air Transports NEW YORK, Sept. 30 Sixteen Curtiss-Wright CW-20 twin engine transports have been ordered by National Airlines, it was disclosed today. The airline also contemplates the purchase of additional ships of four-engine design.

Gobel. Adolf 2 Goodrich lHd 50 Gcodyear Hd 48 Gotham Hos 16 Graham-Paige 5 Gt Nor Ore 2b. 16 Gt North pf Id. 39 i 16 Vi 54 0 IB. 4- Married in 1894 at the Brandt's Lutheran Church, South Side, the By Pitt National' A presidential executive order 13 4- MARRIAGE LICENSE (APPLICATIONS JOHNSTON-MeMJXLAN John LewiR.

RD 2. Allison Park: Eleanor Highland Allison Park. KUZMA LENKOSKI Walter. 89 Orchard Si. McKees Rocks: Helen.

2216 Tustin St. GAFFRON-ENNIS Henry Herman 1304 Packer McKeesport; Mary 1813 Butler McKeesport. CBAIG-YOUNCHENKO Elmer Lawrence. 821 Eldora Place; Olga, S39 Eldora Place. MILLS-McMAHAN Stephen 1728 y.Ve!..!5,k-:i,i kqiT 69 4- Penn 4700 porch Frank Du-lemba.

145 Forty-fourth owner-contractor cost $150. Morningside 1024 insulation G. W. Erskine. 1024 Morningside owner Johns-Manville Sales 610 Clark contractors cost S170.

North Highland 900 insulation Zelik and Lillian Redford. 900 North Highland owners Johns-Manville Sales 610 Clark contractors cost $439. North Sheridan 1335 insulation J. F. and S.

C. McFarland. 1335 North Sheridan owners Johns-Manville Sales 610 Clark contractors cost $330. 394 39' couple has five children, Mrs. Linda Appointment of F.

Amman as gS.n Gas Ch Tlb-lS 15-16 15-16-1-16 GtWestSug 1.80d. 26V4 taid it was now apparent that the plant would be operated "in a manner consistent with the war offort." assistant cashier of the Pitt Na Schweitzer, Mrs. Loretta Amiga treen a. oo fill Ol Creole Pet ibod! 23 23 23 Greyhnd Co 1.. 2174 21 -i 21 4- 4 tional Bank was announced today Mrs.

Naomi Roden, all of Pitts Grumm Air Id 22 21 22 4-IS 1 0 25 4- Croft Brew 1 i Cub Atl Su ld 26 25 13V. 13V4 liuit Mob A Oh. 13 burgh; Sgt. Frank Reisacher, Camp by A. J.

Huglin, president. 43 Gulf Oil la 43 43 Reynolds, and Lt. Raymond Rei At the same time the bank an 12 1 9 DejsT Ptrs 12 11 IVrbv 8 wains Philadelphia: Virginia 2015 Sarah 6t. 18 18 18 i 4- sacher, overseas with the Army; nounced that T. P.

Auld was named North Sheridan 500 cnal roTlar ALFORD-WOODSON Floyd 2328 Web 8 V4 8 8 8 7 7. 8 Harb-W Hayes Ind Hayes Mfg Here Mot 1. and five grandchildren. auditor. Messrs.

Amman and Auld EaGiFuel pr Pf 72 73 75 A. and M. A. Masssaro. o09 North ster lrma 620 Lawson ht.

Mr. Reisacher is 72; his wife hdtffr-Tcn with the bank since its CIRINCIONE-KOPELIC Sam, 425 Vir 23 22 23 43 43 43; 4- do 6 pi c. States 1 Sheridan owners-contractors cost $50. Lincoln 1429 insulation Dr. T.

Homestake 1 4- 10 0 is 68. ginia uakmont: Helen. Jo Virginia Oakmont. organization in 1933. El Bd xu-s XU7S LOOK.

1ZH Ave. nvnpr inf lsS5xr5 ipm Fanstel Met 33 32 33 Hudson Mo 15 14,, 15 Hupp 4 4V 4 V4 0 Tdah Pr Co 1.60 29 '7 29 29 1, 4- 111 Central 17', 16 Id's Insp Cop 11 '4 11 Vj 11 Feddcrs MIS ii xut x- -t- BLAIR-MARTIN John 106 Depot Latrobe: Estella May. 6501 Bartlett St. BLACK-ANDERSON Walter. 2109 Web- ffr Alease 442 Morgan St.

SINEMUS-WESSEL Herman 431. De- Berger Supply 6613 Kelly contractors cost $160. Lincoln 1429 insulation Dr. T. W.

Cook. 1429 Lincoln owner Directors Named Retail Store Sales Gain WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 Illinois Tin fn .20 5 5 NEW YORK, Sept. 30 John B. oerger supply 6613 Kelly St con- Inss cts Md 0.20 8i 8 s.

8 0 Glen AMen 80d. 17 17 Godchaux 12 12 5 0 17 0 12 6 0 sota tas-t McKeesport: virsinia. 431 De SotH East McKeesport. retail stores registered a 10 per cent udi-iura COSL LDII. Clark and Joel S.

Mitchell have 8 7s 9 0 Moiiastei-V St. 1 ttnilHtnir miAintr T. LONDIONS-KOWALKI Clement. 1712 Col- sales gain in August over the 1943 rn A 25d 6'n 6 3D 30 0 19 19 i interia Ir 0.35b 9'a Int Nickel 1.20d 30 'i Int Paner 19 do Did 5 81 Vi been elected directors of. Standard Dunsey et 1 Monastery owners L.

Roysen. 2971 Ruthwood contractor well Dorothy 32-J Eisnor sa. HATHA WAY-BARLOW Edward 606 month and a four per cent in Herla Min 7 7 Humble Oil 3S 30 39 4- Huylers 3.43b.. 3 3 Brands, James S. Adams, president and director of the Clark crease over July, while cumulative Haberman fit.

16 inaiilaHnn -w Int Ry Am. 10 84 V4 84 '4 4 10 Va 104 42 42 4 and P. DlXon. L6 Hahpiman St nwnar. 42 Vi sales for the first eight months KO J3 4-3 10 0 Johns-Manville Sales 610 Clark contractors cost $123.

S3 184 were eight per cent higher than in 1774 18V4 Int Shoe 1.80. Int Silver 2Vd. Int do For Inst in row co io io do dir 13 13 Inst Del 7 pf 10 10 Thread J. P. Coats (R.

Stowell-MacGregor Corp, Jonas Brook Bros, Inc, Clark Thread Co. of Georgia, and Crown the like period last year, the De uranaview 824 interior and renaira H. Gamhlo R-4 dnH. 18 17 184 17 7, 18Vi 184 1 10 11 partment of Commerce reported to view owner Geo. E.

Shipley. 411 day. uaoe, contractor oost $6iO. Castlppato a '1 KnMi. -u Jacobs Co 11 11 Kin Pet O.fllOd 3 3 Fastener Corp, Johns Man lHd 98 98 Jones 2d.

25 24 i Joy Mir 18 15 98 26 4- 3 4 Nicoloudis et 2843 Castlegate Ave owners Carlo Roberto. 73 Marion SU 1 Kan 10 10 atiur cost Kirby Pet O.ioa 4 Leonard 1 JH 10 1 Cedar Anna 604 Cedar Ave. WETMORE-MACK Joseph 507 Railroad Genevieve. 216 Kelly Wilkinsburg. PERICH-MAROVICH Peter Hamilton Port Vue.

Sara 305 McMasters Turtle Creek. STARLINE-GRANDE Russell 126 Marylea Brentwood: Amelia Del. 4 Purcase Place. Mt. Lebanon.

REAGAN-SCPRAK Robert Edward. 1709 Grand view North Braddock: ArnesL 431 Corev Braddock. NAGLE-LOFTCS Paul 540 12th Reading, Yvonne 68 Owendale STl'vESON-GIAMP William Edward. 1403 Liverpool EUzabeth. 1214 Sheffield St.

DIVORCE LIBELS FILED Ethel R. against George F. Dodds: Sarah against Howard McDonald: Mary A. against Michael A. Jurella: Elizabeth against Frank M.

Cunningham: Melvin S. against Leonre E. Fawcett: William H. Sycamore 133 foundation and re. Market Averages Kennecott 34 34 34 THE WEATHER 2 PairS J.

PinulO. 133 Rvcamnr St nnnor line St 0 20d 10 10 10 0 uroger ix a i Jo ao Joe. JTl1- 67 VTestwood St contractor McWms Drir 11 11 IIS DOW-JOSES STOCKS TODAY Indnst. Rails 85 fltba. Gibson 90O- bllilrtino.

iin. XT 4- 2. Lane Bry 27 26 27 4-1 Len 11 11 11 4- Leh Coal 1 1 1 4- do pf 26 25 26 4- Western Pennsylvania and Ohio Fair 2 4- 26 and E. E. Hill.

118 Frustron owners -Stearns Construction 5615 Hempstead contractors cost $585. II a. 146.63 40.85 24.81 62.49 Close 146.69 40.93 24.88 62.67 6 in the Xorth. and clearing- in the South portion, and continued cool today. Mostly cloudy and continued cool tomshi.

Sunday. 5V4 5V4 0 Juniata 1240 building siriine- and l.eh val 6 62 STOCKS FRIDAY 2 2Vi 0 62 62 i 4- 7hi 7s, 4- Merntt Mid SPetB Ttc. 2 Midvale Co, Id. 26 Mount Prod .50. 6 Nat Bell 2 Nat Tunnel AM.

2 Nat Cn Radio. 6 Nolson 9 NY Shiph ld 16 Nia Pwr 3 Vnm, rlt. "Sd 10H 26 6 2 2 5 8 16 3 lair ana warmer. West Virginia Cloudy this mornins. Own Hieh Low Closa I repairs M.

O'B. Orr. 1240 Juniata owner T. W. Webb.

1141 North Highland contractor cost $500. Ubby 7 lAtx Mv 3. 79 5 79 79 30 lndustrials.145.97 146.47 145.70 146.3K clearing slowly this afternoon, and con 0 4- Lima Loco 1 4374 43 4374 4-Lockhd Air ld 22 21 22 4- 16 34 20 40.44 40.81 40.34 40.73 15 24.82 24.88 24.70 24.80 65 stocks 52.24 52.48 52.11 62.40 tinued cool today, j- air ana siiyntiy cooler tonight. Sunday, fair and warmer. River Conditions: 65 66 49 49H 10 against Alberta Madison; Dolores against Abel Gra-e: Jean against Ralph P.vne: Nick against Anna Passaro; June L.

against 3 10 4- 10 4- Loew's 2a 66 Lone St ld 49 Long Bell A 11 IT Vusj. rpar general repairs to building J. B. Fisher. 1206 Arch St owner August F.

Billman. 1120 Allegheny contractor cost $400. Biiena Vista 1216 porch H. W. Crawford, care of John Crawford.

Nick Saranac. 146 11 11 Northea-t 10 10 The rivers in the Pittsburgh District BONDS FRIDAY Close John R. Eidenmiller: Raymond against Fee Seabolt: Catherine against John Ko-sintki: Elizabeth against Claude R. Hawn; 14 27 4- 8 4-5 0 29 29 29 0 do Pf 106 106 106 4- 40 bonds 101.68 vx O.lrl No St Pwr A. 14 14 Okla aGs 1 40 27 27 Pantepee Ven 8 7 Pennroad 5 5 are risins slowly.

Lisrht to moderate scattered rain is srenerai over the Monon-eahela Basin. The temperatures ior the basin ranKe from 30 to 60 decrees. iucAeuiy contractor cost $330. Mad So 75d. 18 1774 18 1 Benjamin against Anna M.

Manuel: uor othv acainst Norman Messick Ed amner 111 building gining Hell 2111 T.alltn.. 17 17 4- 107 4- 10 high grade rails. .109.30 up 0.15 10 second rrade 80.84 Mo 0.41 10 public utihties 109 65 oft 0.03 10 industrials 108.94 up 0.10 Penn PL 107 The stoees reported at 7 a. m. today are: Alleeheny Basin: Warren.

3.4 feet ward F. against Violet J. Buckhhollz: Richard F. acainst Rosina J. Fraelich: Phila Co 10 10 10 Xr 3 4 4- 9 9 1674 0 Franklin.

3.4 Parkers 1.9 Lock No. 5. 11.6 Seward. 2.7 Walter Shaffer. 1239 Superior" contractor cost $634.

K. Junge. 2114 Lanliwr st flaHva T. Bfain4 XelriOn A. Hines: Anna SO vi 4.

14 20 Pit BURR 1 43 43 43 4-1 Pitts LE 61 61 61 Tlato 1 VtHI 18 Vi H8Vi 118VI 31 4-, F. against John W. MeMurray: Bertha against Joseph E. Burns: James V. against Rosalia Turney: David T.

against Magma 17 Manati Sug 9 Marshall Fid .80 17 Martin GI ld. 20 Mrtin Parry JOd 12 May 8 3 58 McCall Corp 1 40 28 MeK It Rob 7 Mead Corp 12 Mesta Men ld 35 Miami Cod 7 U. S. Treasury Report Saltsbure. 1.1 Lock So.

3 (Upper Gage). 12.5 S. Monongahela Basin: Lock No. 7. 11.6 No.

4. 11.0 Connells-ville. 1.5 Sutersville. 3.0 Lock i 1 1 i cr ni 11 28 27 12 35 7 5 28 4- 27 0 12 0 35 4- Puiret Sund 13 13 13 0 RKO wts 1 1 1 Raytheon 42 41 42. Anna Krajack: Herbert 14.

against Kuth ri. Chappell: Lenore M. against Maurice Government expenses and re SuPeri0r Ave- COn-Brownsville 2012 insulation 3. -M- L-T 201 3 BrownsvUle Sales Corp 610 Clark contractors cost $141. WILLS Haniiran- I eon a against Otis Johnson; ceipts for the current fiscal year 14 0 I Pittsburgh.

16.7 Dashields Dam (Upper Red Bank Oil 1 1 Mary A. against Grover C. Plants: Joseph 7 4- 10 10 tiaset. i.i neaver tails. 3.

a Dam Mifldcnt Pet 24 24 24 0 through Sept. 28, compared with a year ago: against Mattuioa muck: amtjnne aaint Jnhn Succon: Helen K. against 6 2 0 o. 7. 9.0 Io.

10. 9.2 No. 12. 9.1 S. The Allegheny River will rise liffhtly.

The Mononcshela River at Lock No; 2 32 Joseph T. Olinski; James- against Caroline Pfter- ICathprine afirainst James Havse; Ryan Consol .20. 10 St Resis Paper. Savoy Oil 2 Scovill Mfr 32 Seeal Lock 2 Selected Ind 1 Sherwin-W 3a .100 Solar Airer 4 This fiscal year. I.aat fiscal rer.

Man" 3 C. Ton Bonnhnrst FideTitr Trurt O. rutr.nr, 1 ()E tIn "i 2 32 2 1 C9. Jeanetta against William Alexander: Julia Expenses. 7 1 -l i-v-i re ai unknown; Burgwin, Scully Churchill, at- tiai p.iiin.n terpen: komi m.

asainsi J23. 653.280, 155.90 21.741.244,092.83 2 1 0 4 0 10 4- John E. Krause: Mary B. against Charles tepper Gage). Braddock.

win rise about 0.5 foot. The Ohio River at Dashields Dam (Upper Gage) will rise about 0.5 foot. Rlfime: Falline: Stationary: 3 Sraldini- Rros 10 10 Vi rar spenoinj, 21.338.003.587.11 Receipts. fy telte'-t Probated: personalty F. Terrell: Mazie E.

against uoaireo. Woclcenfuss- Alberta V. aeainst Theodore Span A Gen rets. 65 65 65 74 Mo-K Tex 3 2 T4 2 do pf 13 13 13 0 Mont Ward 53 62 63 4- Motor Prod Id. 23 21 74 22 Mullins Mfg B.

10 9 10 4- Murray 0.25d.... 1374 13 13 Nash-Kelv 0.25d 1 4- Nat Aviatn 0.24d 13 12 13 4- Nat Can 13 13 13 Nat Cash Reg la 32 32 32 4- vat Cyl Gas 0.80 13 13 13 4- Sat Cont 1 .10 10 lOVi 0 Nat Dairy 25 24 7, 25 0 Sat Dep St 0.5Oa 18 18 18 4- 16V4 Pool. Gate lero lowered 2.0 feet. 16 i-Kiur i-auj Ruffennach. attorney.

George W. Bmbach Tharlea Futcher: Ida against Charles Green: Viola against Paul Shamrock: Minnie E. against Charles A. Broman: Lillian against Charlea 7-164-J-16 10.4fl9.464,88.19 Set deficit. 13.183.795.169.71 20.126.422.861.63 9.929.350.782.11 11.811.893.310.78 16.939.680,208.17 Yesterday's Highs and Lows feld.

extr personalty o.e. realty M. Cisko: Pearl B. against rea c. lack- 2 0 22 4-22 4- H.

L. H. L. 72 471 Memphis 72 64 Cash balance. ert; Emma against Edward G.

SchwaD. Bismarck Boise 68 441 Miami 89 77 Martin T. against Ann L. Keating: Anna 15.216.785.987.02 Work in ha la tire 7-18 2 22 8 4 ,5 11 1 Std Cap Std 7-16 Starrett Cn Ttc. 2 Sullivan Men 22 Technicolor 22 Tishman Rlty 8 Trans Lux 4 Vdylite ep -20b 5 CnAircPd 11 Cn Gas Corp.

1 Un WI Pan 5 8 4- 4 0 B. againt Stephen Kusner: Catherine "cmj ccudt, aiiorney. John Oswald Mary M. Oswald, extrx personalty, unknown, realty $3800: C. Theobald, attorney.

Oscar TTpinz Varrare Visitor 67 46 New Orleans. 88 71 14.452.910.760. 88 PuWie debt. 5 4- Buffalo 60 37 Butte 55 Chicago 62 53 Cleveland 64 42 Columbus 70 54 against f. A.

smitn. DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED Warraret H. from James Vlano 11 4-1 New 70 53 Oklahoma City 69 07 Omaha 69 210.790.255.111.45 160.793.164.820.6iiJ 5 '4 Uola reserve. 20.824.817.418.24 22.174.968.279.0q Denver 81 46 Nat Gypem 0.2ob 13 1.1 Nat Pwr A 6 6 6 Nat Steel 66 6 66 at Sup 2pf2e 25 25 25 Newmt Min 17d 30 30 30 0 yewport Ind -65d 18 18 18 4. t'mr Pict 19 19 19 4- Emma from Joseph Eckert: John J.

from Roth Lieskovan: Edward Earl from Agnes Dorothy Potts: Gladys from Way- Philadelphia. 70 53 Phoenix 95 67 PITTSBURGH 66 47 Raleigh 75 65 tinty equities i i Va Coal 50b .9 9 4. Pittsburgh Stock Market' ion Ashe: norence s. irorn atootw ivews lid 11 io io Western 10 10 10 4- Wirhita Riv OU 13 13 13 4- Killer: Albert E. from Chrystal Pender Detroit 63 49 Dodge 71 63 Duluth 62 48 Fort Worth.

75 62 Havre 49 30 Huron 69 54 Indianapolis. 6S 56 Jacksonville- 94 74 admrx. c. t. personalty $3500.

realtv John S. Winner and Floyd V. Winner, attorneys. Carmack 3. Harkins Sophia Agnes Har-klns.

extrx. personalty $1000. realty $3000: Albert F. Yuoker. attorney.

Elizabeth M. Richer Fidelity Trust personalty $20,000. realty none; Joseph A. Denalow. attorney.

Anna Benrer Sylvester G. Berber. Ro-sella 6. Berger and Selma D. Berger.

personslty none, realty $6000; A. M. Simon. ONE WAS KILLED, ONE INJURED, when this All American Aviation plane crashed yesterday near State College offer picking up mail. The ship apparently stalled as the pilot.

W. A. Scott, of Wilmington, circled, and nosedived into a thicket, killing Mr. Scott and injuring the flight mechanic, Robert Taylor. Mr.

Taylor was credited with averting a fire when he snapped off the ignition. Dealinrs on the Fittaburrh Stock Kx- wer follows: 1 wmi 6 6 4-WoodleT Pet ..40 10 10 10 Jean from Peter APPLICATION'S BUILDING PERMITS Salt Lake City 63 San Antonio. 87 63 San Francisco 67 Sit. St. Mane 63 40 Seattle 67 62 Sheridan 72 37 St.

Louis. SO 67 Sales Hirh Low Clota Dividends: a plus extra: paid last Tsr: CO payment on accumulated Central ld 18 18 18 4- NYCASL 28 28. 28 4- NYCAStlV 87 86 g7 4-1 Ship ld. 18 18 18 4- Norf A Wt 10a. 202 202 202 No Amer 1.24d.

18 1 18 0 No Am Am lb. 9 9 Pactflc 14.. It 15 1814 FtH Plate GUM. 50 115 A 118 118 i AAA tA SA Kansas City. 64 67 Melwood St 810 platform extension Los Angeles.

74 ti vide mis: fd) declared or paid so far this year no rerular rate: () cash or Rjitiww Unri 1 08 T. James 616 Meiwooa su. owner- Wast Air 65 ZiVs Uk Louisville 66 60 Madison 64 43 69 WUlieton 71, toot. contractor cost 2U0..