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"'fie Friday, August 20, 1943- -The Atlanta Constitution 21 Stock Exchange Bond Sales Daily Bond Averages. (Compiled by The Associated Press) Daily Stock Summary. i.ompuea ay itie Associated Press) Faces, Facts aniFigures PRESS HUDDLESTON. 20 10 10 10 10 Low-Rails lnd. Utll rgn Yield unch.

unch. unch. .1 .1 76.5 105.6 105.0 61.5 115.9 76.5 105.6 105.0 61.6 116.0 76 6 1 05.4 105.1 61.6 115.8 78.5 105.6 105.1 62.2 115.7 63.4 103.5 90.6 49.9 112.5 73.7 1057 103.2 62.7 116.1 64.8 103.8 98 0 53.2 112.6 66.2 103.8 100.6 53.3 113.2 69.4 102.6 9.1.6 41.5 111.7 30 ,15 IS 60 Ind Rail Utll SUcs. Net change .1 .2 .1 .1 Thursday 70.5 24 8 35.2 50.3 Wednesday 70.S 25.0 35.3 50.4 eek ago 69.8 24 1 35.0 49.7 Month ago 73.3 27.0 36.7 52.6 Year ago 53.3 S' 23.6 37.0 1943 High 74.8 27.4 36.8 53.3 1943 Low 60.2 18 3 27.1 41 7 1942 HlRh 60.6 19.7 27.5 41.6 1942 Low 46.0 14.4 Zl.l 32.0 What Stocks Did. Thur.

Wed. Advances 241 347 Declines 313 211 Unchanged 213 213 Total issues 767 771 Cotton IS'ew York Range. Prev. Open High Low Close Clos Oct 19 92 19.93 19 89 19.92 19 22 Dec. 19 81 19 81 19.76 19.79 19.8U March 19 67 19.67 19 62 19.65 19 66 May 19 5 19.52 1 9 48 19.51 19.52 Juiy 19 38 19 39 19.35 ia.37n 19 Mn Middling spot 20.93-1.

of Nominal. NEW YORK. Aug 19 P) Cotton futures prices held to an unusually narrow range today, closing unchanged to 5 cents a ba'e lower. Trading continued at a restricted level, with hedge selling and liquidation the principal sources of offerings. There was some mill price fixing demand against textile contracts.

Neic Orleans Range. Prev. Open High Low Close Close Oct. 20 16 20.18 20.16 20.17 20.19 Dec. 20 07 20.07 20.04 20.05 20.07 March 19 91 19 91 19.90 19.92b 19.94b Mav 19 80 19 80 19 78 19.78b 19 79b Juiy 1968 19.68 19 66 19.66 19.66b spot 20.07; Bid.

Business Service Concrete DRIVES WALKS WALLS FLOORS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING FHA Terms If Desired No Cash Necessary MORRIS CONTRACTING CO. 553 Courtland, N. E. VE. 8331 Caicimlning.

Cleaning. Painting MS tinted $4: mater, furnished; papered, $5. painting Edward Dailey. WA 4269. Klectric Water Pump ELECTRIC water pumps, wells drilled, electric motors, new and ued J.

C. Richter. Madison. Ga Floor Refinishinf FLOOR sanding and painting. Colored labor.

Earl Byrdsong. WA. 0292. Furnace Cleaning and Repairing FURNACE vacuum cleaning. 85-h- motor gets all the dirt aod takes it away.

CRANE HEATING CO VE. 7738. Furniture Cleaning UPHOLSTi.RY cleaned on premises. alulae, guai Devon WA u4K2 mornings. Furniture Upholstering VE DO first-class upholstering at res-aonable prices.

For estimate cail Harris Turner VE 753L sou will save money oy having that up-ooiatertne work done now Katra good nres Bass Furniture Co. MA 813A. Grading. Plowing FOR GRADING hauling dirt and planting yard, call CR. 2033.

Piano Rebuilding 11' 7 68 14 85 22 30 23 39 7 70 19', 16 60 18 28 5 15 23', 7 23 48 10 12 32 21', 27 20 12 32 24', 9 17 B'j 59 12', 16 15 15', 16 62', 18 7 68 Vt 30 Vt 11', 14 85 22 30 23 39 7'. 71 19', 17 60 18 33 29 5 15 Va Vt Vt Vt V. Vt 0 KresgeSS Hg 4 LibOFG 34 18 LibMcNAL.45g 5 LigAMyB 3 1 LiquidCarb 1a 26 LockheedAlg 4 Loew'alnc2a 1 LorillardP Vig 2 MackTruckalg 17 MacyRH 2 16 ManneMid.16g 24 39', 7'. 71 19', 60 18 33 29 5 14 MarshField .80 16'. 5 McKessAR 1 23 3 MiamiCop 71-, 11 24 31 MontflomW 2 49 1 MurrayCpn'ag 10 48 Nash-Kel 12 .60 NCAStL 1g 33 5 Nat Acme 15 5 NatBia 1.20 21 5 NatCashReg 1 27' Vt 23 Vt 7 Vt 23 48', 10 12 32 21 27 20 12 32 24', 9'.

17 6 59 12', 16 15H 15 16 62'A 16 NatOProd JO 20 1 NatDeps 'a 10 NatDist 2 1 NatEnASg 8 NatGypsumlie 34 Naf Lead 25 NatPowAL 3 NatSteel 3 2 NatSupply 2 NehiCorp 28 12 32 24', 9 17 6 S9, 16', 16 Vt Vt Vt Vt V. 33 Newptlnd 16 25 16 NYCAStL pf 2 NYShipVig 1.30 NorfAWestIO 6 NAmAviat 1e 18 NAmCo.9',f 8 North Pac 1g 13 OhioOil 6 PacGAE 2 3 PacTinCons 30 PackMot 7 PanAmAir 1e 10 ParPiet 1.90 63 18 18 IBU'j 180', 1 80', 10'. 16 15 29 5 4 37 InspCCop 94g 21 Interlklron 8 4 IntHarv 2 68 20 IntNCan 2 30 9 Int Paper 111. 43 Int TATel 14H 4 John-Man 85'. 5 JonAL Stl 23 KennCop 1g 16 16" 14', Vt 18 18 29 Vt 4 5 3 4 36 36 1 26 26 ze WarFmidDrivc Maps Plans for County Towns Thomas W.

Moore, of Atlanta, has been appointed chairman of the county towns division of the United Community War Fund Campaign to be staged in October by DeKalb, Fulton, Cobb and Rockdale counties, it was announced yesterday. Jere A. Wells will serve as co-chairman of this group. Marietta Mayor L. M.

Blair was named to' head the Cobb county division, with Charles M. Brown as co-chairman and head of the drive in the city of Marietta. It was also announced by Drive Chairman James C. Malone, William E. Mitchell and H.

Carl Wolf that several new members have been added to the board of trustees: Brown, A. Farnell Blair, of Decatur; L. H. Brownfield, secretary of the Marietta Chamber of Commerce, and F. B.

Dodd, of Marietta. Organizations will be formed immediately in Austell, Acworth, Clarksdale, Powder Springs, Ken-nesaw, Mableton, MacLand, Smyrna and Vinings, it was said. Bell Air Control Does Two Jobs The Constitution's Marietta News Bureau MARIETTA, Aug. 10. In I) 1 1 29 22 98', 99 17 17 26 27 53 53 23 23 82 824 47 47 10 10 54 33 83 17 17 9 9 8 8 16 Vt 17 17 V.

7H 7 Vt 30 111 111 4 8 "4 8 32 324 NO MORE new planoa made. Let ua r- bulld yours. Harry Ueianey A. 3545. Painting, Papering.

Carpentering FOR prompt service on repairs, call R. Bridges, contractor AT Painting and Papering CALL C. Scarborough for painting, wall papering and floor finishing. Day telephone HE. 3.S88, night VE.

4801. PAPERING. PAINTING REAS PRICE. WHITE LABOR. RA 1648.

ROOMS tinted Kero-tone. 4: papered $6 Painting Root. Webb. RA 9078. ROOMS tinted $4.

material turn. Papored $3. Painting. Elijah Webb. RA.

50S0. Painting WE use best grade paints and oil on yov.r home Expert mechanics and proper supervision. Call ua for free estimate and monthly payment plan. GENERAL REPAIR CO. VE 7781.

PAINTING BY EXPERT WHITE LABOR. ESTIMATES FREE. CAMPBELL. AT. 44441 CALL WILL MOSS IST-CLASS PAINT ING.

COLORED LABOR WA. 5048. Plumbing Fixtures QU ALITY MERCHANDISE, low oricea. 1ckert Plumbing Supply Co WA. 2277.

Radio Repairing RADIOS repaired, bought and sold AO work guaranteed Sam Ford MA. 8741. BAME'S. WA. 5776 Repairs to all makes radios and Vlctrolas.

Refrigerator Service FOR THE best in refrigeration, day, night or Sunday. DE. 8667. Refrigerators. Washers Repaired REFRIGERATORS and washers repaired and repainted Cheapest In city AT.

.84 Repairs. Roofing. PROMPT Rs. LIABLE ROOF REPAIRING HP-TOP ROOFERS 221 MTTA JA K39. HOOFING cutters, painting, aen.

repairs. Free est State Roofing Co A S48Q. Re-roofing and Roof Repairs UAR roof repairs and re roofing. RA, 2081 Stroud. 1175 Gordon, S.W.

Roofing MULE-HIDE roofs applied Simpson Roofing A 1773. DE. 2970. COMPLETE roofing service 25 years ex-pert. Cofer Roofing Co RA.

9758. COMPLETE ROOFING SERVICE. WHITE ROOFING CO. MA. 457.

Roofing. Painting. Repgtrtng ANY make of roof applied and guaran- teed Also painting, olumning. carpen- cer work Terma Gen Repair Co. 819 Boulevard.

VS. 7791 KlFINU painting, repairing, leaks re-peired and guar Stroud. RA 1292 repairing Painting Papering. t'arHCT A Crawtord 68 Prror wl Roofing. Siding and Repairing CHAS WALKER ROOFING CO "Wa top em all." 141 Houston.

WA. U1 Silverware Replatlng. Repaired ALL TYPES OF SILVERWARE. PLATED -Ac REPAIRED BY FXPFRIFNCED MTN. -SOUTHEASTERN.

3107 PTREE. MA 375C MEW ORLEANS. Aug. 19. (JP) Cotton futuies closed steady, unchanged to 10 cents a bale lo-ver under hedge selling here today.

A verage Price. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 19. (ff) The average price of middling 15-15 inch cotton today at 10 designated southern spot markets was 33 cents a bale lower at 20.28 cents a pound: average for the past 30 market days 20.65; middling 7-8 inch average 19.29. Atlanta Spot.

Atlanta spot cotton closed steady; middling 21.30. Curb Sales NEW YORK. Aug. 19. Following I palm list of transactions en the New York Curb Exchanoe: STOCKS.

Net ei (In 100s.) Div. High. Low Close. Cha. 11 A.rcAccess 3', 3 "4 Alum Ltd h8a 94 S3 'a 93', Vt 4 AlumCoA 3g 108H 10? 107 4 Am Cyan 60 41', 4V, Vt 23 Am G4E 1.60 27 27V, 271 4 Am LtAT 1.20 18H 18' 18i 8 Am Maracaibo 1' I'-i-t- 14 Am SuDerpow 's Vt 8 ArkNatGas A 4'- 4 41', 8 AtlsnCFish'is I i a AtlasCorp war 2 1Ts a BraiTLAPhB 21' 2V 1 BreezeC 1.20a 11' 10H 10H 4 Brewst Aero 3Ts 3 3H 'a 5 But N4EP pf 14H 14l4 14'4 Bunk H.IIAS 1 12 12 12 CaHiteTung 4', 4H 4H 1 Carrier Corp 15'i 15" 15" 12 Cessna Aire 1g 8s.

IH 23 Cities Service 145 14' 't 14'4 Vt 1.50 Cit Svc pf 89 88' i 88' i IH 5 Colon Develop 5'i 5i 57s Vt 4 ConsStIC 9 9' 9' a 13 Creole Pet 27H 27 27 i Croft Brewing 'a 'j 5 Crown Pet 4 3H 3H 18 19H 18'. 18', 3 EagiePLd -20g 11', 11H 11' 3 El Bond 4. Sh 7S 7S 4 E'BdASh pfS 81' i 81 81' i4- Vt 3 Equity Corp 1'i 1" 1" 9 Fairchild E4 A 2'i 2' Vt 10 19 19 19 3 HollCGold rt.65 9H 9H 9H 1 IlllowaP div ct 7H 7'-i 7V 2D int Petrol hi 19 18s, 18V 8 Jacobs 6 a 5 5''s-l- '-a 3 LenCAN IH 7' Vt Vt 4 LeonardOilDev xt 9 Long Is Lta 17a 15i 17a 18 Lou.jLAE 77s 7'a-r 3 Veabi Iron 2 1Ts 2 6 v.dWCorp.20g 9 8 8H Vt 19 Mo'ybd No 11'i 11' 11'4 V. 3 Monog Pict 3 3 3 4 Nat Hess 1 1H 144- 's 5 Sat Fuel 1 11' a Ill's H' '-a 1.23 Nat pf 6 100' 100H 100', 2 NatRM ig 10' 10' 10' 4 Nat Trans 9 13s 13S 13H I 75 51' 51 51 5 NJ Zme 1'g 62' 61H 62'i-t- 2 N.ag Pow 2'a 2 24 "a 2 N.ln 1g 11 10i 'a 5 NorALAP 5 Nor St Pow A 7' 7' 7' 3 PGAESof 1" 35's 35', 35', 0 Pant Ven 8 7T, 7's 's 12 Pennroad 4', 4'i -'a 8 P.on-er Gold i PSPAL $6 pf 78 78 4 PKO cot war IH 1', '2 St Prgia Pap 3', 3H 3', i Salt O'l 7' a 7 7' a 4 Schutte DA 1', 1H 1H 's 5 Seaal LAH 1' 1' Seib Rub 3g l'4 2 So Penn 1 60 444 44H 44 2 St PewALt '4 'i "a Star Corp vtc 1 Ti 'a Sun O'l 10g 4. 44 4i 'a 8 Technicolor 13', 13 13', 10 Umt Strs 1" 1H 1' 36 Un Gas 2Ts 2's la 1 Unit LAP A I Unit LAP pf 50', 50'4 SO'i V.

1 LS Foil 30g 7'a 7H 7'i Unit Pap 24 2H 24 Venezuel IH 8H 3 WVaCAC 4H 4', 4 Wnpht h.30 2T4 2Tk 2H Total stock sstes today, 134,920 shares; year ago, 49.550 shares. Chicago Grain. Pre. THtAT: Open Hlrti Low Cltwe Cloe 1.4S! 1.4SH 1 44H 1.44'a 1.444 Tr. 1.4i3 47 1.46, 1.464 1.4H Vjt 1 48H 1 48H 1.48 I.4RH 1 Jj'v 1.46 1.46'4 1.45 1.46s OATS: Mrt- r-'.

4 .694 .69 -6SH 69Va FVr: -rt. W's -Wa 99''4 n-. i ni i on, i i.no4 i.ooh 1.034 1.04 L03H 1.03. RICHARDSON JACKSON CO. Crrlilirfl PuMir Arrounlanls 422-24 S.

Natl Rfc Bid Tel. VA St 93 Atlanta Ga 023222. ilaaTO lEi iiafii Tirin Tfflr J. F. KOELLISCH.

ADVERTISING MANAGER. J. F. Koellisch, former advertising agency account executive and trade journal editor, has been named advertising and sales promotion manager of L. Sonneborn Sons, New York, oil refiners and manufacturing chemists.

The corporation and its subsid iaries, which refine Amalie Pennsylvania motor oils and lubricants, white mineral oils and petrolatums, textile oils and chemicals and manufacture paints, waterproofing and floor treatment specialties and other products, are currently serving many war industries as well as essential civilian requirements. Charles W. Hoyt Company, is the agency. ON WAR LABOR BOARD. James Tanham, vice president of the Texas Company, was recently appointed as a member of the War Labor Board, representing industry.

He is in charge of industrial and public relations for the Texas Company, and started with the company 24 years ago as a stenographer in the New York office. ATLANTA MAN HONORED. Chester W. Seeiey, engineer of the Factory Insurance Association of Hartford, who lives at 332 Sixth street, Atlanta, celebrated his twenty-fifth anniversary with the association on July 22. A native Boston, Mr.

Seeiey received his early schooling in the public schools of New Haven, and also attended Johns Hopkins University for a short period. Before joining the F. I. A. he was employed by the Southern New England Telephone Company.

In 1918 he became a member of the F. I. A. inspection field force, traveling out of Atlanta, Ga. In recognition of his years of service, the F.

I. A. presented him with a wrist watch. WESTERN UNION BLOOD. Donation of blood to save lives on the battle fronts by 3,876 Western Union Telegraph Company employes since April 5 is an outstanding achievement in this program, according to Gordon Lamont, special representative of the national blood donor service, American Red Cross, who congratulates A.

N. Williams, president of Western Union, on the telegraph company's campaign. The action of the employes brought about the1 placing of a permanent display, with changeable figures indicating the total number of employe donors, in the lobby of the Western Union building at New York city. The number of Western Union donors represents more than 20 per cent of the total number of adult employes in the 32 cities where blood banks are located. The total for New York city is 900, not including 350 who donated before the campaign began.

Mr. Lamont praised the record of Atlanta, where there have been 183 Western Union donors since the campaign began. "The things that have made this campaigYi outstanding," Mr. Lamont said, "have been the company's policy of allowing time off to donors and the recruiting methods and material prepared by Western Union." Local Securities. NEW YORK, Aug.

19. (JP) Stocks jogged over an uneven route today and. Awhile a landful of favorites did fairly well, many leaders finished in the minus column. Irregularity developed after the opening but dealings dwindled. Declines of fractions to a point or so were in the majority at the close, with steels, utilities, rails and air transports more less depressed.

Motors, oils and amusements attracted support The bond market lingered in a narrow trading range again today, with activity at the slowest pace of the year. In the curb, plus marks were attached to Humble Oil, Aluminum, American Gas and Technicolor. N. J. Zinc was up 2 points on a restricted turnover.

In the losing division were American Cy ana mid Creole Petroleum. Cuban Atlantic Sugar and Aluminum of America. The aggregate here was 134.920 shares, versus 114,130 yesterday. NEW YORK. Aug.

19 Following Is partial tabulation of today'a stock transactions on the New York Stock Exchange: STOCKS. Net Sales (in Hds.) Div. High. Low. Close.

Chg. 4 Adams 10H 10'-, 4 Air Redue 1a 43 42. 42Ti 'A 1 Alaska Jun 5H SH BH a 3 Alleg 1.05g 2H 26 26 2 Al CADye 6 153 15W, 151' 5 Allied St .60 13H 13', 13' 7 Allis Ch 440 38 '-4 38 38 4 Am Airl 1, 68 68 'i 68" 4 5 Am CARad 6' tV, 6'. 1 Am Can 3 83' Vt 3 Am CAFdy 4g 37 36H 36H 7 AmAFor 5' 5's 5 'a 2 AAFPS6pf3.32k 80 79 79 1H 1 AAFPS7pf3.32k 80 80 80 2 AmAKP 2 pf 20H 20H 20H Vt 5 Am Locom 13 13 13 3 Am Metal 1 22 18 AmRASS.30g 9 26 Am Mill .600 14 134 13'. '4 8 Am SmAR 2 39H 39'-, 39'- 1 Am Stl 24.

24H 24H 14 Am TAT 9 155 154', 154'. 14 Am Tob 3a 58', 58 Vt 2 Am Fdrs 9H 9H 9H 2 Am Wkt 6H 6H 42 Am LAS 5" Vt 15 Anae Cop V4g 257a 35 Arm III 5H 5H 5H Vt 3 Armst Ck 4g 36V 36H S6H 8 Assd 14 13H 13H 23 AtTASF 59'4 59H 8 Atl 30 29 294 3 Atl Refin 26t 26' 26', Vk 5 Atlas Corp 'g 12 11 12 11 Avia Corp 4H 4'. 8 Bald ct Kg 17', 17'4 17H V. 10 BaltAOhio 6H 13 BaltAO pf 10H 10', 10', 7 Barnsd Oil .60 17H 17V, 17's 6 Bath Ir 3g 17H 17H 17H 5 Ben Aviat 35H 7 Beth Stl 59H 59H 59H 11 Blaw Knox 20g 8Ti IH 1 I'i 6 Boeing A 1g 15'i 15H 15', V. 13 Borden Co 284 2'i 284 6 Borg 1.60 3 5 34', 35 Briqq.

2 27H 27'4 27'. Budd '4g i'4 8's 's 7 Burr AM .60 12H 12' 12H '-'a 2 Calif Pack Vfi 26 26 26 18 Canad Pacific 9' 9' 9'i 2 CannonMills2 43'4 43'. 43''k 2 Case Jl Co 3g 111 110', 110', 2 CaterpilTrac 2 49 49 49 2 CelaneseC 1g 37 37 37 7 Ches A Ohio 3 46', 46H 48H 3 ChiGW 19H 19'. 19'4 I 18 ChryslerC 7974 79 79', 7 ClimaxM 1.20a 39 38H 384 3 CluettPbdy 1g 35H IV'm 2 Coca-Cola 8 114'. 113 114'4 4 .80 Coca-ColaA 3 65 65 65 4 Colgate-P-P Vt 21H 21'.

31 Colum GAEI 4 34 3H 2 Coml Credit 3 39H 394 394 8 Coml Inw Tr 3 42H 42H 28 ComlSlvti 15'. 144 15' 30 Comw A So 4 ComwAS Pf3k 83H 63'4 a 30 ComwEd 1.05g 26', V. 3 Con.Coppermin 41-', 16 ConsEdis 1.60 22H 22H 22H Vt 4 ConsolFilmlnd 2H 2H 2H 2 ConsFI pf'ak 15r, 15H S2 Cont Bak 12 Cont Can 4g S3H 33's 33', 28 Cont Mtrs Cont Oil Del 1 35 84', 35 8 Crane Co 1e 1H 1H 19 Vt 2 CrucibleStl 2a 32 32'. S2' 7 CubAmSug He 11'a 114 H's V. 3 Cudahy Pack 18'.

18 11 20 Curtia Publiahg 6H 6H 95 Curtiss-Wr 1 71, 7' 7H Vt 22 DeereACo 1g 384 38" 38H Vt 1 Del Hudson 13H 13H 13H 9 DelLaekAWest 7'. 7 7'. Vt 11 DetroitEd 214 21Va 21'a 3 DC-Seag h2.22 30 30 30 Vt 7 DomaM h1.20o 2 20H 8 DouglasAire 5 59 59'-. i4 3 duPt deN 3g 148 148H 148H- Vt 5 Eastern Air i 37V. 37'.

37' r- Vt 1 EaatmanK 5 162 162 162 El Auto-L "io 35', 35 35 Vt 5 Eiec Boat I0H 10'. 16 Eng Pub Svce 7 6 Vt 3 Erie RR 12 12' 21 ErieR! ct 11H H's H' Vt 3 FidPFIna 1.60a 49 9'a 1 19 FireTAR 1'-s0 39 40 Vt 3 Flintkote 19 19" 47 GenElec 1 40 37'. 36H 36 Vt 38 67 GenFds 1 20g 41 41 41 .10 GMills5pf5 133 133 133 Vt 60 GenMtrs 52 B2H Va 3 GilSafR Vag 7H 7H 7H 34 GoodrBF 1g 41 41 41 Vt 29 39 39 39 GreyhdCrp 1 18" 27 GulfOil 1 49 49 49 1 Homestk Mln 37H 37H 37 Vt 4 Houston Oil 74 7', Tr 8 III Central 12H 12'a 12'. Vt ATLANTA, GEORGIA Long Distance 108 Plane Crash Killed Two, Navy Reveals Two Naval officers were dead and a third recovering from burns received when their training plane made a forced landing on Oglethorpe University campus last Tuesday, the Naval office of public relations announced yesterday. The dead are Captain Robert Tremaine Whalen.

United States Marine Corps Reserve, of San Francisco and Ensign David Gordon Rodger, United States Naval Reserve, of Rochester. Y. Ensign C. B. Ward of Jackson.

reported as recovering, was the third occupan of the plane. The crash occurred soon after the plane took off from the Atlanta Naval Air Station on a routine training flight. The motor failed and the ship burst into flames as it struck. Georgian Built Good Plane From Wrecks EIGHTH AIR FORCE SERVICE COMMAND HEADQUARTERS, SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND, Aug. 19.

P) The story of how "good old-fashioned American ingenuity" salvaged a pair of battle-damaged Flying Fortresses and combined their usable halves into one serviceable sky warrior was told here today by Major General L. T. Miller, chief of the supply division of the Air Service Command Headquarters at Patterson Field, Dayton, Ohio. Lauding this command for its "superb job of supplying the needs of the Eighth Air Force in its aerial warfare on Germany, Miller said the men also charged with maintenance and repair "are performing near miracles." He told how the men at one advanced air depot had hitched one good front section from one damaged Fortress to a good rear section from the other. Among those who did the job was Master Sergeant Robert H.

Hughes, Route 4. Macon, Ga. Miller is here to confer with Major General J. F. Miller (no relative) of Miami, commander of the Eighth Air Force Service Command, about the flow of supplies into the European theater.

Announcements Auto Travel Opportunities 1 GENTLEMAN driving neighborhood New Orleans this weekend, take 2 or 3 Phone Ext. 316, Georgian Terrace Hotel. DRIVING" NORFOLK. SAt7 TAKE 2. REFS.

EXCHANGED. RA. 3583. C'emelery Lots CREST LAWN MAUSOLEUM. 3 crypts Low price.

Address G-169, Constitution Lost and Found 8 WOULD person who found gold Egin watch, lost Aug. 1 in vicinity of Henry Gradv Hotel plrase call Doris Propst. Sp. (Tl 3d CI -ss Barrarki CH 5381. Extension 270, after 5:30 any evening this week.

LOST In vicinity Atlanta Joint Terminal, brown purse cont. ration book, other valuable papers. Reward. Mrs. E.

Wells. JA 6180, Ext 50. LOST Black Cocker "Spaniel, about 2 yrs. old. Htghland-Va.

section. Answers name "Corky." Reward. WA. 9448 day, CH. 8597 nights.

LOSTb1i iff r7Tue7nlgn tTKeep monev. return driver's license and papers valuable to ownpr Call JA. 8466 during day or CH. 1BS9 night. STRAYED Black and tr7hoiinJ.

male. name "Joe." Aug. 14 from Nlrkajark Rd. Reward H. E.

Marshall, Austell. Route 2. STRAYED from 558 E- Fr-male pointer, black and white-ticked. Name VE. 1067.

Reward. LOST In Terminal Station, cardboard lunch box containing silver cup. Sentimental value. Reward. Chamblee 3275.

LOST Sm. Army duffle bag, bet. cor. Ponce de Leon and Highland and Henry Qrady Hotel. Reward.

VE. 5088. LOST Friday. Silver Cap Parker 51 Pen. eng.

Helen Stover. A. 3200. Reward. STRAYED Vic.

Dunwoody, Urgeblacic mule. Rwd. J. L. McLendon.

WA. 0531. STRAYED Small red and white spotted pony. Name "Vicky." Rew. A.

8764. LOST Pair silver wings 14th St. or P'mont park. Reward. HE.

4 935-J. LOST Light tan billfold, cont. important papers, money. Reward. RA.

7002. LOST metal frame glasses reward. E. 6537 LOST Oval shape pink cameo from chain downtown, reward. HE.

9112. Personals 9 MAN'S Knox hat, long oval, size 7H. and pair brown wing-tip shoes, size 12. $5 each: new tan gabardine water repellent fabric overcoat, large, $25: new 2-pc. suit, brown tweed, coat 44, trousers, long size 37: Glenrock $25.

CH. 6571. call atier 3 p. m. LUCKY baps, live lodestone.

high John. dragon blood, powder incense, success oils true fortunes, dream honks other interesting Items Hussey's, 85 S. Broad. SATISFACTION ts a certainly when you like Johnson'a Ant Killer. Ak any dealer.

Johnson's Ant Killer 582 Formwalt Atlanta. G. WANT board for boy in suburban or country home. No other children. Address K-259.

Constitution. CHOP SUEY AND AMERICAN rOODS Young China 454 tree JA 8713. rOTO service 8 exp drv "printed? 25e. Lane Drug Store, 447 P'tree Atlanta dr. a.

duTtcan7T3entist 1354 WHITEHALL ST. MA. 4537 nu-enamel. johnston furn. co.

a. 7865. MOVING Date Now With Clark's Tran-fer Office. A 3461; night, MA. 3569.

Beauty Aids MACHINELESS non-solution oil steam wave. $7.50. limited tim RA. 5423. VICTORY WAVES ONLY $2.50 Ur Artistic Beauty Institute.

54 Auburn Ay. Slip Cover SLIP COVERS, beautiful. 1 (5: bring chair. 5 Sft Mrs McNeill CRescent 1707 SLIP COVERS Work guer. Price reaa Call Mrs Fuller.

CH. 8868: DE 3S37. Business Service Bed Renovating EXPERT MATTRESS RENOVATING. MODERN FACTORY METHODS IMI'KKIAI BEDDING CO WA oWI ATLANTA OLOKST HENOVATORS TRIO MA 1THKS.S CO MA 298S SUPERIOR MATTRESS CO MATTRESS. ES RFNOVATFU OA SFRV HE 9i7 HIGH-GRADE RENOVATING." GATE CITY MATTRESS CO.

JA. 3100. Blinds) Venetian CLEANED, repainted, repaired. Decatur Venetian Blind 325 College. CR 4891.

ANYTHING pertaining to Venetian blinda Call Daniel. VE. 0815. Brick and Rock BUILD brick and rock walls foundation work, lay flagstones etc CH 7029 Carpentering General Repairing PLASTERING, roofing, brick, cement gen repairs All kinds bldg matls WA 6614 CARPENTRY, painting, roofing, MA. 2040, A.

7264-W. Net change Thursday Wednesday Week ago Month ago Year ago 1943 High 1943 Low 1942 High 1942 Low NEW YORK, Aug. 19 Following la a partial list of today's high, low and closing prices of Bonds on the New York Stock Exchange and the total sales of each bond. V. S.

GOVERNMENT BONDS. (Dollars and Thirty-seconds.) Treasury. Net Sales (in $1,000) High. Low. Close.

Chg. 2 52-47 113.4 113.4 113.4 CORPORATION BONDS. Net Ssles (in $1,000) High. Low. Close.

Chg. 11 Alleg 5s49 96 -U 95', 95' 3 13 91? 90H 91 16 AmTAT 3'4s61 109' 109', 25 3s56 115 114? 115 Vt 13 AngCN debB 2 72 72 28 ATSF 4s95 119H 119H 119'. Va 12 ACL 4' 66' 664 40 BAO 95A 397. Vt 11 BtO 95C 43 43Va 53', 35 BtO cv60 30 30 30 24 BAO 4s48 71 70'a Vt 63 SW50 57 S6 57 4- ZVt 10 BellPa 5s48B 10V, 10 Hs 101H '-s 8 BostMa 4'is70 48 4s't 484s Vt 27 CenG cn5s45 37 37' S7' Vt 26 CenPao 5s60 67 66' 66 Vt 12 CenP 1st4s49 96' 1 8 Cer-td 10H 101', 1014 15 ChiAA 3s49 23 22's 22ts 12 6s71A 9 Us 91', 91', 21 g4s58 98 98 98 12 CBAQ 4SIII49 1021 1024 102' 54 CMSPP 5s75 38's 38 38'4 100 CMSPP 6s20OO 13H 13H 13 12 CMSP 83 63H 63H 24 CMSP g4s89 61H 6V4 61H 16 CAN 5s87 68; 58'-, 65 C4NW 4f4s87 67, 57', 57 Vt 81 C4NW 44s49 12S4 12 12', Vt 29 CRIP 34'. 34'- 34'4 65 CRIP 9'', 9H 9t Vt 32 CRIAP 4s88 52H 52', 77 CRIP r4s34 30H a 10 Chi 4s52 103 103 12 CI VJT 5s73 80 80 16 CI UT 4' 72 72 72 12 ColS 46' 46 46 27 ColQ 5s52May 103 102', 103 38 ColG Ss61 102H 102', 8 ConEd 104! 104'4 1'4 1 11 1 1 ft uoiotn rtsj 17, 1 fl'4 yt 54 DARG 4,36 35H 35 35', 11 5s5S 9 9 9 Vt 18 DuqLt 110H 110'.

110'. Vt 14 Erie 4' 62 61', 61' 20 Erie 4s95 99H 99 '4 99 31 FlaEC 5s74 35', 34 344- '4 20 FlaEC 5s74ct 35 33 35 1', 10 GenStC 102 101 102 9 GtNop 99H 99' 99H Vt 9 GtNor 4s46G 104 1034 104 27 HAM r5s57 68 57 57 Vt 23 HAM incSsS7 29 28H 29 Vt 4 IC r4s55 597, 69 59, 6 IC 41s66 49 49 49', 84 ICCSL 5s63A 53's 53s, 21 ICCSL 4'63 49 34JntGN 6s52 205, 20 20 32 IntGN 5s56B 42'4 42 a 18 IntGN 5s56C 42', 42 42', 23 IntHE 6s44 64', 64 64 94 IntTAT 79'4 79 79'4 55 IntTAT 5s55 84 '4 83H 84 Vt 10 JonAL 3V4a61 96 96 96 27 KCFtS 4s36 88H 88'4 10 LacG 98 4 98' 4 98' 4 14 LehVHT 6s54 B4'4 54 64 Vt 18 LehV 4s2003 34 33H 33H Vt 35LouAA'5s69 91H 91', 91H Vt 32 M-K-T 5s 62A 57', 57 57' Vt 18 M-K-T 1st 4,90 50H 60'4 39 Mo 49 12'. 1Wi Va 18 Mo 5s 77F 53', 53 53 Vt 43 Mo 5s 78G 53 63 53 Va 11 Mo 6s BOH 53', 53', 53', 42 Mo 6s 811 53'-4 63 63 64 Mo g4a 75 214 2 IS 9 NOPS 6a 55B 10S 105 105 1', 13 NOTerm 4, 63 95', 95', 95 24 NYC 5s 2013 61H 61 61 Vt 40 NYC 54', 54', 64H Vt 36 NYC en 4s 98 58 '4 51 NYC cv 34s52 82H 82' 82H- Vt 28 NYChSL 81', BOH 81' 21 NYNHH 6, 48 48', 47H 47H 61 NYNHH 4'67 44' 43H Vt 37 NYNHH 4, 65 42 42 42 2 NYNHH 4s 57 15', 15', 15', 11 NorfS 5s 2014 38', 38 38 23 NorP 2047 80 79' 79 48 NorP 4'2s2047 60 59V4 S94 V4 31 NorP 4s 97 91 Vs 90'. 60 NorP 3s 2047 S7'4 66. 57'4 PenPAL 4'is74 106' 106T 106'.

33 PenRR d70 96 96' i 96 6 PenRR g4'4s81 105' 104H 105' a 49 PenRR 3Ht 70 97H 26 PenRR 3'4s52 98 97 vt 8 PereM 4'is SO 71 70H 71 28 PhRCI 6s 49 14s 14H 61 Phil Pet 1is51 106', 106', 13 PortlGE 60 99', 99 99 Vt 10 Rdg 93', 93' 10 RioGW 4s39 43' 4 43' Vt 8 StLIMS4sRQ 33 93 92 92 1 27 StLSF 5S50B 35H 35' 35' 68 StLSF 35H 354, 35H 49 StLStL 4s50A 32'. 32H 32 14 117 SeaAL c6s45 25 24' 24' 14 Se, AL 4s50st 40 J9H 39H 23 SeaAL 19H 19 19 10 Sea-AF 6s35A 21', Vt 16 SoPae 4 63H tZH 63S 44 SoPao 60H 60 60H 79 SoPae 61" 60H 61 16 SoPao rf4aSS 86 86H4- 13 SoPae Clt4s49 67" 87 87 13 SoPao S4 100H 100' 4 100" 11 SoPae SS', 65H e5', Vt SouRy 065 96 96 9S 1 20 SouRy cn5s94 10 105H 106 65 SouRy Q456 76H Vt 11 ThAva 560 34 33H 33 16 UnPae 3'71 104', 104, 104' 4 16 UtahPAL 5s44 99 99 99 10 VaEAP 111', HIV 111' 14 VaFy 3866 110H 10 Vs 21 Wab 4's91 47V 47 47 Vt 11 Wab 4s71 98', 9 WSh 4,2361 65 54' 54H 28 WMd 4s52 91's 92' 26 WPae 1st5s4 64H 64 64 V. 9 WestUn 6s51 997, 99'- Vt 18 WestUn 5s60 98 974 97H Vt 12 WhStl 92', 92' 71 WisCen 4s49 55 55H 29 WisC 4sSD38 21H 13 YngST 3'4s60 100H 100, 100? Total today. previous day. 8S.9V.500; week ago, year ago, two years ago.

S7.404.600; January 1 to data, year ago. two years ago, $1,387,890,725. Livestock ATLANTA. The following livestock prires were quoted bv the White Provision Company: Hogs- 180 to 245 pounds. 245 to 350.

S14.40; 355 to 450. $13.95: 185 to 175. 120 to 145, 120 down. $13.45 down: rood sows. 180 to 350.

good Sows. 350 to 500. $13.05 down. Cattle: Strictly fat. good to choice beef type steers, $14.60 to $15.50: medium to good kinds.

$12.00 to $13.50: fat dairy breed steers and heifers, $10. to $11; common kinds. $7.50 to $9: good fat cows. $11 to $12: medium. $9 to $10; canners and cutters.

$6 to $8: fat heavy butcher bulls. $10.50 to $12; lightweight common bulls, $7.50 to best calves mostly $14 to $15. medium to good, $11 to common. $7.50 to 10. THOM ASVILLE.

THOMASVILLE. Aug. 19. The War Food Administration reported 1.829 head of hogs received today at the eight plants in Albany, Columbus, Moultrie, Thomasville, Tifton. Dothan.

Jacksonville and Tallahassee. Prices were fully steady with previous sessions of the week. Cotton Table. NEW ORLEANS. Aug.

19. (API Daily cotton table: PORT MOVEMENT. New Orleans: Middling. 20.07: receipts, 7.090: sales. 2.897; stocks, 174.741.

Galveston: Middling. 19.97; receipts. 347: sales. 335: stocks. 870.882.

Houston: Middling. 19.90; receipts, sales, 3.059: stocks. 717.489. Mobile: Stocks. 66.885.

Savannah: Middling. 20.67; receipts, 897; sales. 43; stocks. 73.973. Charleston: Stocks.

14,07. Norfolk: Stocks. 15.341. New York: Middling. 20.93; stocks, 10.130.

Boston: Stocks, 4.581. Corpus Christi: Stocks. 82.837. Minor Ports: Stocks. 202.604.

Total: Receipts, 10.106; sales, Stocks 2.231.618. For Week: Receipts. 89.484. For Season: Aeceipts. 148.944.

INTERIOR MOVEMENT. Memphis: Middling. 20.00; sales. 3.326. Augusta: Middling.

21.27; receipts, 870: shipments. 110; sales. 1.666: sales, 106.145. Little Rock: Middling. 20.15; receipts.

86; shipments, 673; sales, 93; stocks, Dallas: Middling. 19.92; sales. 2,731. Montgomery: Middling, 20.25; sales, 230. Total: Receipts, 956: shipments, 783; sales, 7.046; stocks.

U2.002. Cash Grain. CHICAGO. Aug. 19-Wheat, none.

Corn: Sample yellow 1.04. Oats: No. 1 mixed 73; No. 2, 73'; No. 3 white 72-73Vt; sample grade white Barley: Malting 1.17-1.25 nominal; feed 1.00-1.08 nominal.

Soybeans, none. 1 ParkUtahConM 1 5 rarKeoav.VOg 3 PatinoMine(2g 22 4 PenneyJC3 99 3 PennCentAI 47 16 PennRR 1g 5 Pepsi-Cola 7 PhelpsD 1.60 12 PhihpMorns3a 11 PhillipsPet 2 3 PressedStlCHg 5 ProcterAQ 2 14 Pullman lig 7 Pure Oil Vtm 28 RCA 7 Radio-Keith-O 5 RemRand 1g 15 RepubSteel 1 RevereCopABr 12 ReynldsTB1.40 27 53 23 82 47 10 64 34 17 9 8 17', 7 30 2 SavageA 4g 4 36 SeabAirLine 16 SearsRoebuckS 2 Servel Ine 1 8 33 84 83 15 27 24', 11', 13 23 43 4 27', 6 7 3a 28 33 37 36 86', 8 11 5 26 50', 37 11 13 46 8 21 21 9 82 98', 28 31 1 12 73 70 43 52 20 7 21 93 22 21 7 12 7 39 19 18 84 1 5 27 15 8 ShellUnOil 27 2 Simmon.Cn'n 9t ii 21 13 27 23 43 414 7 28 33 37 36 57 8 11 5 v. 32 SinelairOil 15 Socony-V Vt 112 Sou Pacific 1e 6 Sou Ry 2g 2 SouRy pf3g 5 Sparks Withg 3 SperryCorpHg 86 Spiegel Ine 67 StdBrands 1 Std GAE S4pf 1 Rtrtn Ftdnr a 11 14 27 23 4 27', 6 7', Vt Vt Vt Vt Vt Vt V. Vt Vt 28 17 StdOilCal 1.35g 38 16 StdOillnd 1a 36 29 StdOllNJ 1a 57 3 StoneAW. He 47 StudcbkrC 6 SunthinMaV.a 8 12 6 4 SwiftACo 1.20a 28', Vt 51 Vt 37 11 13 28', 46 Vt 8 24 TexasCo 2 51 13 TexGSul 2 37 13 TexPLTr 11'a 97 TidWAOil .60 14 1 Tim-DAx 1g 28', 1 TimRBr 46 Transam 8 1 TrAW Air 65 TwC-Fox 1g 3 Und-EII 1g 1 Un BagAP 12 UnCarb 2'4g 6 UnPacif 6 21 22 65 83 99 901.

21 22 65 9 82 99 284 31 12 73 70 43 62 20 7 13'. 36', 214 94V 22 21 7 12 7 39 19 18H 36' 4 Vt 1 Vt Vt Vt Vt V. Vt Vt Vt Vt V. 18 UnAirLin 49 1 I A 11... 40l 128 Unit Corp 1'.

7 Unit Drug 12 4 UnitFruit 14g 73 1 USGypsum 2 70 21 USRub ViQ 43 37 USSteel 3g 53' 8 VanCorp VtO 20' 11 WalwthCe 13 WarBroa Pict 13 4 WeatUnTer 1g 37 5 We.tAirBr Hg 21H 7 WestEAM 3g 94', 1 WheelStl Via 22 6 WhiteMtr 22 9 Will-Overld 7 1 Will-Over pf 12 Wilson A Co 8 10 WlwthFW 1.60 39 3 WorthPAM 20 62 YellTrAC Hg 18 Yng SAT 1'ig 36 2 Zen Radio 1g 33 Vt 38 33 33 Tntll 4nl.u 4AS 7T7, un 191! week aso. 454 ndS- vaar inn mm Sin- two years ago, 388,590: January 1 to date. 207.544.82? vaar ion. U.SUM7! two year. ago.

89,695,292. Bank Clearings NEW YORK. Aur. 19. Bank clearlnes In the week ended Wednesday increased compared with the previous week and tne iiKe i period.

Dun at Bradstreet, reported today. Transactions in 23 leadina? cities rise of $523,226,000 from the preceding cent from $7,321,737,000 last year and a rise of $528,228,000 from the preceding ween. Important advances over 1942 Included. Atlanta, up 45.4 per cent; Minneapolis, 38.8: Omaha. 27.2: New Orleana.

26.2: Chicago. 24.1; Dallas, 19.4. and San Fran cisco, mi. Clearings at leading cities, showing per centage changes from last year and other details, follow: Week Aug. 18.

1943 Per Cent (000 omitted) Change ATLANTA 156.500 Boston 323.626 4.3 Philadelphia 638.0OO 10.6 Buffalo 62.000 3.3 Pittsburgh 208,665 5.7 Cleveland 227.148 14 5 Cincinnati 106.219 3.3 Baltimore 143.715 9 8 Richmond 71,252 2.0 New Orleans 87.461 26.2 Chicago 497.900 24.1 Detroit 333,1 Z9x St. Louis 162.065 9.1 Louisville 67.377 6.9 Minneapolis 144.286 38.8 Kansaa City 192,051 14.3 Omaha 70.459 27.2 Denver 84.626 18.1 Dallas 105.T28 19.4 Houston 96.548 15.8 San Francisco 267.552 18.1 Portland, Ore. 90 963 15 9 Seattle 90.117 5.2 Total New York Total all Average daily: Auguat tto date) July June Not included Incomplete. $3,851,258 $4,470,824 $8,335,083 $1,362,910 $1,435,056 $1,433,780 in totala; 14.6 13.2 13.8 17.5 22.8 23.0 comparison Produce. CHICAGO.

Aug. 19. Butter: Receipts, 668.424; firm: prices as quoted by the Chicago Price Current are unchanged. Eggs: Receipts. 8.0B2; market firm for good quality, weak for others; prices are unchanged at OUA ceilings.

Poultry, live. 27 trucks; firm; prices unchanged at OPA ceiling Potatoes: Arrivals, 73; on track, 208; total U. S. shipments. 604: supplies moderate; demand for best stocks moderate, demand slow for others.

Market steady for best Bliss Triumphs and Red Warbaf; for white stocks, all varieties, market steady for oest, weak for poorer stocks. Idaho Bliss Triumphs. 20: Idaho and Oregon Ruaset-Burbank. $3. Idaho and Oregon long whites.

Washington Red Warbas. Nebraska Red Warbas. Colorado Bliss Triumphs. Colorado Cobblers. Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs.

Wisconsin Chippewas, $2.30. order to prevent as mucn variation in temperature as possible at the Bell Aircraft Corporation, one of the largest temperature control systems in any plant in the country has recently been installeo for the dual purpose of providing comfort for the employes and avoiding any fluctuation in the size of metal oarts which might Jeopardize accurate fittings in plane production. Three inches of glass wool, covered by an outer layer of asbestos sheeting allows little variation of temperature from the time the workers arrive in the morning until they leave in the afternoon. 2 Georgians in Raid On Wewak Airdromes Technical Sergeant G. F.

Col-lock, of Atlanta, and Staff Sergeant William Burrows, of Savannah, took part Wednesday in the second successive daylight attack upon Japanese airdromes in the Wewak area in central New Guinea, according to a communique from New Guinea yesterday. The Japanese losses Wednesday, it was officially reported, amount-e4 to 28 planes destroyed in the air, and 77 on the ground. Only three American planes were reported lost. The Constitution Alabama and Forsyth Streets. WANT AD INFORMATION CLOSING HOURS Daily Want Ads are accepted up to 1:30 p.

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