The Evening News from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 19

PAGE NINETEEN THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14. 1941 Red Cross Will Collect Lock Haven Company Irregular Bond Additional Blood Plasma for Navy International Newt Service Reports Record Year LOCK HAVEN, Jan." 14. W. T. Piper, president of Piper Aircraft Corporation, today nlaced the company's net sales for the fiscal year Classified NEW, YORK, Jan.

14. A col Market Trading Employment in November, 1940, and November, 1939, Compared lection of 10,000 pints of blood Draft of Labor, Industry Urged By Plane Maker By United Press WASHINGTON. Jan. 14Glenn plasma for the United States Navy ended beptember 3U, ia4U, at the record high total ol $3,230,087 and AUTOMOBILES By United Presi to be followed by a similar collec- predicted that sales for the next NEW YORK, Jan. 14.

Renewed IRiOKS FOR SALE 2 tion of an unlimited supply for weakness in United States Govern TRUCK BARGAINS the Army soon be undertaken ment loans featured a quiet and irregular bond market today. aw nymuum x-icit-up i Cliev. Sedan Delivery 1B3 Oy the Red Cross, it was an Percentage of increase or decrease in employment (manufacturing and non-manufacturing) November, 1940, compared with November, 1939 fiscal year would exceed $5,000,000. He Jeclared that with the continuation of Government training and increased private interest in airplanes, the corporation expects to show a large percentage of growth over 1940. Piper reported net profit for the Prices in the Federal list sliDDed 37 Ford Sedan Delivery 2S5 nnrmnerl tnrlnv 39 0.

m. 133" Dual cab 405 nouncea T.oaay, off 2-32 to 9-32 point in the forenoon dealings following announce L. Martin, Baltimore aircraft manu Sutliff's Bargain Center Dr. William de Kleine, National ment that Treasury officials will CAMRRON ST Pn-i cross medical director, said MOTOKOCIF.S AM) HICVCI.ES th. not in confer tomorrow with the Federal Reserve Board's open market committee on details of a proposed fiscal year at an all-time high of M57.823, after deducting State and Federal income and excess profits me ftew spring Frame scout riied Motorcycles.

$30 up. Bicyciea ts tended to "scare anyone but that $500,000,000 issue of taxable "de XnTAV PA LBS U'lO SIXTH ST the collection was part of the Na- taxes and after allowing for other charges. This compared with net fense notes. AUTOMOBILES tional defense preparedness. The profit of $94,213 in the preceding Domestic corporate bonds, how A IJTI Ml ihtll.PS WANTRll.ra.h nnlri tiscal year.

ever, were mixed. In the rail sec Bring Tour Car or Phone 817R6 Red Cross is terminating its joint facturer, told the House Naval Affairs Committee today that he believed it may become necessary for the Federal Government to "draft" industry and labor" to overcome defense production lags. Martin's suggestion was made at a committee hearing on production problems. He also said that establishment of the six-day work week in defense industries is essential and that it would increase production 12 or 15 per cent. Martin made a series of recommendations which he concluded by tion, small gains in Illinois Central 4s, Northern Pacific 6s.

Southern cakFwXted for YTHh efforts, with organizations collect all makes or models mg blood for Britain to concen- Pacific 33is, and Chicago, Great Western 4s were offset by equally Trading on Curb ro mm unity autos 2428 N.th st. trate on the needs of the Amer- small losses in Southern Pacific 4s, "1" quick Price' ican miliary forces, he added. Pennsylvania 4V4s, and New York Central 414s. Colorado Southern 4s were an outstanding weak spot ARTTWRTFr, 70 Cameron 2-407? Market Is Slow Gain 670 over at 13, off 4. International Telephone Tele saying: Short and Quick Flashes of Jews From Wall Street NEW YORK.

Jan. 14. Curb Sain 4 to 67 "I think you must finally have in mind the draft of labor and graph 5s were down more than a point while American Foreign Power 5s advanced more than a point in a mixed utility group. In stocks maintained an Irregular trend in slow forenoon dealings to IOWCE OF DATAi U.MuJEAU of lSOK STATISTICS Gain2fo4 PHILADELPHIA Judge Byron A. Milner was asked yesterday by industry if the situation gets serious enough.

I -think, the Government should have the power which would permit it to draft labor and Gain 0 to 2 day. Puget Sound Power Light $6 preferred, which extended its early live dairy operators to restrain en- By United Press dustrial leaders maintained a steady tone. Japanese dollar bonds moved up fractions to a full point in a quiet and geneially steaay foreign sec iorcement of local board of health rprlllnfirmc fnr raw miltr linfil htfi NEW I Decline 0 i over YORK. Jan. industry." advance to more than 2 points, and Illinois Zinc, at a new 1941 high on MWM- IMI tU nmrw fntw roniatinnc ro rortifiB Uv tha tmi.

reserve Bank or wew York. In pre Martin said he did not know adelphia-Medical Milk Commission, Miminary survey, places department tion. what laws should be passed to a gain of nearly a point, featured the upside. Small gains were noted in E. W.

PITTSBURGH Dr. L. M. Smith, stues 11 I0iK ana u.tu lyn lor week ending January 11. at Bliss, Phoenix Securities and Glen speed production but declared that the following objectives should be accomplished: PHILADELPHIA I'RODLCE By United Press ice, -said yesterday that an outbreak te" 1 wi, Automatic Voting Machine Corpo N.

Y. Curb Market Closing afWorl than snhn ration, nscai year enaea iNOvemDer PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14. Cabbagt Alden Coal. Humble Oil and American Cyana-mid had major fractional losses.

Electric Bond Share, Aluminum. 1. There should be a "stronar co receiuia were light bud prices liiKUm Sent to Pen in Shooting of Man By United Prete ordination" of all industry, "both as old stock brought 45 tu tiuc, mostly to duo, per uu-pound sack, and new defense and commercial." This and National Container were Alex Dubik. abbago of 01'dmaiy to lair uuulity VOc slightly lower. to per lVi bushel hamper, atcotd- High Low Close 7-16 51, a blind man who is accused of L1 hSS.

3 ng to tu Feuerai-btate ilurket Newt 31 1 Ala Gt Sou 78 78 NEW YORK EGG MARKET Service. r-t nVnvIfln? tnrfCf0tr.Panytoem; October, 31 net profit $747,628 equal u0the at to 94 cents avcommln vs. 7.16 33 V4 4 9-16 3 4 151 150 150 Sweet Dotatoes met a litht demand Alum L.0 Am NEW YORK. Jan. 14.

Eggs: Price 7-16 33 4 -9-16 3V4 3 From Page One due to cold weather but pricis shoueulAm Gas Gt Brew Gulf Oil Merritt Mesabi Iron Niag Pwr Noma Elec Quaker pf 9-1C movement continued downward. Nearby i. ucuuncu in $741,756 or 93 cents previous year. ittle change with iso. a at Um Suner 3Vi white standards, 20c; mediums, 18c; nearby brown specials.

i.tio, a lew oest i.o per pusjiei, hbu Milliken. at Walnut and Aberdeen ne my prlson Ior lunner New England Telephone and Tele investigation. pranh rnmnanv TMnvcmhor net in, 3 3 small to medium sizes ouo to 1.15, a tew 159 159 159 streets, December 24. Mrs. Milliken urocessed hih aa S1.35.

AUIO JNUrtKiaiuwiM ivo armed ban- do iaa 7qq 90a -nn 20 to 2UKc; standards, 104 to mediums, 17ft to 18c; mixed specials, 204 to 21c; extras. 19 to 20c; firsts, 29 28 29 3-16 7 7 7 3'j 3'i 3 105 105 105 5 5,5 4V8 4 4 10V4 IOV4 IOV4 Porto Kicans of fair to good quality men Tel Uan Schulte Sherwin-W aus neio up me wjock iirotners ae- months net income $8,955,843 vs sold at Sl.lo to and white yams fitipo Sprw testified, but she said she was too excited to note if Landis was in 78 78V4 78 18 to ISiic: seconds and poorer. 17'i to 17c; mediums. 17 to 17c: dirties, ijaiujiuii swis in uic uusmess-sec- $8,978 269 year ago at l.io to l.la per uusoei. ri dj ou Solar Air 37g 37'g tion last nignt and made away With Nnrthprn St.nt.PS Pnwpr (-nmnnnv 17c: Pacific Coast white.

Jumbos. 27 toxicated. Van Norm Mch 16 16 16 mostly around 5uc per bushel for gooJ rom L-an A lo 37c; specials. 25'4 to 28c; standards approximately $2500 in jewelry after week ended January 11 electricity firing a single shot to scare off pur- output 33.609,968 KWH. uo 7.7 per Ti Venezuelan Pet stock.

Gen Firep 16 16 16 Lee Arthur Billow. Enola. who 'it 244 to 25c; mediums. 22 to 22V4C Kutabagas brought 40 to SOo per 65-70 with a juvenile, followed Captain of ippnt. frrtm vpnr aan pound sack, a few higher and lower.

Carrot and parsnips of fair to good rnibAunu'mA ine nrst mine JJaramnnnt. Mntnra rnrn war Detectives Herbert u. Kupp, intending to hold him up and rob him, pleaded guilty to conspiracy and was duality ranged from 4U to Uoc per bualiel 1 nave 111 me mornin? ann ine asi pnnpn spntpmhpr 3 net nntmn srii Mushrooms held about steady at 33 to Groome Named thing at night is a Cigar." said Wil- (155 vs $21 931 nrpvinns vpnr N.Y. Stock Market Closing 30c, mostly 40 to 43c per it-pound basket. nned ss and jailed for four months iiam Klinck yesterday as he ob- Puhlio 55prvipp F.fpptrin anrl Cat poorer low as zuc.

Their plan failed to materialize Nearby celery ranged from '5 to 10c By United Preis when the captain of detectives be served his 102nd birthday anniver- Co. week ended January 9 electricity sary by; taking his daily one-mile output 75,862,486 KWH, up 12 per per bunch. tipinach supplies were light and Virginia bushels sold at 60 to U5c came suspicious of them and began wain. cent, over year neo. White potatoes were dull with most questioning them.

Cavalry Major A. G. Snaulding and High Low Close sales at IXJc to SI per lUU-pound sack, Other sentences today were: Willie Packard 3 3 3 Penn 24 23 24 Phillips Pet 39 38 39 some best hign as J1.10 and fair QualityAdamS Exp 71.4 7V 7y4 lvuAxs TREASURY BALANCE subsidiaries year ended October 31 At 19 iq dog wniie.io. is voia At i' nomas, Apple street near Cumber international Nev:) Service net loss $289,399 VS. net nrofit S168.

41 0 sue. 1" ivuuv .1. All 41 4 land, felonious assault, eight to Adit-Gen. Edward Martin today WASHINGTON. Jan.

14. Treas- 368 or 27 cents a common share in Pub Serv 29 29 29 4 Apples wera plentiful and prices Aiasna juneau sva wenty-four months in jail. Malcolm Pullman 27 26 26 howed little change as medium to large Alleph Com 14 "Vi Vi ury balance January 11, previous year. announced promotion of Capt, could be accomplished by creation of a Government agency with broad powers, or the placing of such authority in some existing agency. 2.

The coordinating agency should have power to "draft" idle machine tools and put them to work on defense material. 3. It should have authority to curtail non-military production in commercial plants, and turn the increased capacity to defense work. Using the aluminum kitchenware industry to illustrate his third point, Martin pointed out that while the tools could not be adapted to making steel pots and pans, the manufacturer could be told to cut his production of aluminum ware in half, and devote the balance of productive capacity to defense. Would Settle Questions Martin said that the granting of "draft" powers to the Government would prevent labor organizers from "taking a bite into a bigger and bigger melon" and trying to "put the manufacturer in a jam" through strikes.

Draft of labor and industry, he said, "would settle all questions as to who was going to do what." Asked about labor conditions at his own plant, Martin said his workers were "very much in sympathy with what the manufacturers are trying to do." His plant, he said, 13 non-union and his labor relations are "satisfactory." In connection with his proposal for creation of a general six-day week in defense industries, Martin said that such a step would mean that companies now producing 100 Jr. Miller, Seventh and Boas streets 204.52; internal revenue. J4.309.- Railroad Report Pure Oil 8 8 8 John C. Groome, Philadelphia, otaymans 01 iair 10 gooa quality ranged Alle CD nf S30 WW 104 10'4 101' rrom 85c to 1.40. mostly 1 to 1.25 md l.ppiJUWW iu ,2 iu iv, 9 9 9 larceny, $50 fine and probation for Atchison.

Topeka and Santa Fe 171.97; customs receipts, Radio-K-Or '3 3 3 commander of the First City Delicious from $1 to 1.50 per bushel Aue L-P pi XW. one year; Walter G. Jolly, Wallace Railway Co. week ended January 163 Republic Stl 21 21 21 or box. Allied Che 164 163 93 92 street, near Herr, operating automo Butter Market weak declining- '51 to Am r.n Troop, Philadelphia, to major of cavalry with assignment to the 11 carloadings 18,060 vs.

15,296 pre 92 Reyn Spring 9 9 9 ai.U; receipts. ex npndifnrpc. S5.573.91 9.361. DISPLAY CLASSIFIED bile after suspension of license. $100: 1'40 following lower outside advices.

I vious week and 17.472 year ago. 184 Reyn Tob 34 33 34 John Daniels, Cumberland street Open market trading continued dull and Am "an Pr regular demand only fair. Supplies fully Am Car Fdy Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co.

No State staff, Pennsylvania National Guard. 29Tg Safeway 44 44 44 near Cameron, and Robert Brown, vember net income $1,344,211 vs. ample and freely offered at listings. I Am Car Df 63 St Jos Lead 38 38 38 AT TOMOWII FOR 8AI.K More coirfident undertone at close due Major Groome is a son of the $1,702,416 year ago; 11. months net Capital street near Briggs, larceny, $5 each and three to six months.

4 Seab'd Oil 15 15 15 Am Hide partially to evidence of SMA support income $787,683 equal to 95 cents late' Col. John C. Groome, who or 16 Sears Roebuck 77 77 77 184 30 63 4 16 13 19 7 7 at Chicago. 184 29i 63 4 16 13 19 6 6 44 John Szivos. Sassafras street near a common share vs.

$701,792 or 84 13 Servel Inc 10 10 10i Scores. 83 SlUc 83. 30 to 31c; 91 Am Am Am Loco Mach Metal Fdy Third, drunxen driving. $100 and ten cents year ago. 30 'Ac: 0.

29 c. ganized the Pennsylvania State Police in 1905. The major enlisted in the First City Troop in iH-fa Simmons zu4 zu4 days; John Dvornekovic, South Chicago, Milwaukee. St. Paul and advices of lower prices on outside mar-Am Kad Is 6 Socony-Vacuum 9 9 6 So Cal Ed 28 27 273,: becond street, oteelton.

drunken kets. Mild weather throughout countrylAm Safe Razor driving, $50; John Hobasky, failude Pacific R. R. Co. November net loss $287,922 vs.

$337,956 year ago; 11 months net loss $8,876,712 vs. as caueed heavy lay. receipts in (dim Cmolt a 44 soutn rac y4 -r4 ovg .1 Xili uiiic, I uiiiumiuin an iiiarKeia. oirictiy a to stop and reveal identity, $50; Frank Mot aka. Williamstown.

South Ry 13 12 12Ti 099.884 year ago. 1916 and accompanied it to the Mexican Border, where he was detached for service with the punitive expedition led by Gen. John J. Pershing into Mexico on a hunt buyers' market with purchases confined Am 1 1 10174, idcvj 1074 to immedlat needs. Am Tob 74 74 74 Snicer pf 58 58 58V: Great Northern Ry.

Week drunken driving, $50; John Edward Green. Herr street near Wallace. Std Brands 6 6 6 U. S. Extras, whites.

22 to 23c: browns. Am Wnnlon RU 8 8 ended January 11 carloadings 9842 Std 1 1 1 3 Am Woolen pf 60 assault and battery, $30 and bail in vs. 8117 previous and 9659 Std Oil 36 36 36 for $100 to keep peace: James Conners, year ago. 58 26 5 51 Nob. and 4, 18i to lc; mediums, 17H Anaconda 26 to 18c.

U. S. Trades, mixed colors. Armour 111 5 Stone Web 8 8 8 In France he was a lieutenant in Cowden street near Verbeke. surety Northern Pacific Ry.

Co. week Studebaker 8 8 8 Armour 111 pr pf 52 the Quartermaster Corps'. In 1928 of the peace, pay costs; Preston Jack Swift Co -22 22 22- ended January 11 carloadings 9288 vs. 7624 previous week and 9734 21 cetpts wer very light but amnl to AtChlSOn ZIJs son, larceny, and forgery. $50 and twenty-seven to fifty-four months: Texas Corp 39 39 39 he was appointed a coronet, i "ommissioned rank which has ex iuuulv the demand.

The mniinl under- Atl Line 15 15 23 rexas liuu rroa t4 v'4 '4 Paul Reichel, Linglestown, drunken isted In the City Troop since it Tex Sul 37 37 37 tone of'the market was weak. 'Ordinary Atl Refining quality poultry mostly carried over. acf iNjj-, Heavy springers about the only class A wanted. Not many turkeys on the mar- Aviation, UOrp driving, $100; Edward G. Henry, 183,.

5 fide A Oil 10 10 10 was organized in l4 as tne planes a month could turn out 115. Testifying at a hearing on de Timken 49 49 49 Duncannon, allowing drunken person to drive. $50. year ago. Pittsburgh West Virginia Ry.

Co. November net income $37,917 vs. $110,564 year ago; 11 months net income $297,096 equal to 98 cents' a share vs. $194,232 or 64 cents year ago. McLellan Stores 40 cents on Horse of the City of Phila 17 Ret.

Young to 19c: youug hens. Bald L.OCO Ct 1936 CHEVROLET f7j Master DcLuie 4-Door V-A Trunk Sedaij, with T5 fr-J heater, defroster, ex- fTi Ll-I rellent tires, black fin- 1 ylX teh. Backed GOOC fijl I.y Buick iOCSD MU 1935 POHTIAC SV'. Iwj 6tcylinder 4-IJoor Se- IE Cj dan, new paint, good i tires, good mechanical My Ii'il condition. Tou'U like fj W4 It especially at our Ljf S1S5 Mf 22 to 24c.

Fancy capons wera offer 4 Trahsamerica 4 4 20th Cent-Fox 7 7 7 delphia. He became second lieu Three Drivers Acquitted Three persons' charged with at 25C with tew sales made. 29 tenant in the troop in first Fancy, quality Fowl, 5 lbs. up, rocks. (Jnd Ell Fish 33 33 33 fense production lags, Martin said that under a six-day-week companies now producing 100 planes a month for the Army or Navy drunken driving were acquitted.

i to 2c; reds and mixed, 18 to 20c lieutenant lOSaand troop commander in 1937. 87 17 20 Union Carb 70 70 70 Un Oil Cal 14 14 14 4 to 8 leghorns. 15 to 17c. Pullet 58 26 5 51 20 15 23 18 5 17 4 29 86 17 19 1 6 11 8 4 52 7 56 48 2 2 32 common payable January 31 record January 24 vs. like payment Janu 4 lbs.

up, rocks. 20 to 23c. Roasters. 4 lbs. up, rocks.

20 to 22c. Fryers and Un Pacific 84 84 .84 Un Aircraft 43 42 43 First Lieut. Henry B. Coxe, Philadelphia lawyer, will succeed They are: Milton Barkheimer, Johnstown, who was ordered to pay half the costs, with the other half to be paid by the prosecutor, C. L.

Fisher; Willis E. Minnich. Zarker street near ould put out 115. "The six-day week is by all ary -last year, 1 6 oronerg. 3 to 4 rocks.

19 to 21 23 18 5 17 4 29 87 17 20 1 6 11 8 4 53 1V4 7 57 49 2 2 2 to 3Vfc rocks, 18 to 20c; crosse: Un Air Lines 15 15 15 him in command of the troop, now 11 Bait Ohio Bayuk Cig Beth Steel Boeing Air Borden Boston Me Bklyn-M Bucyrus-Erie Burroughs Butte Cop Burlington of Callahan Zinc Calumet Case I Caterpillar means necessary, in my opinion, United Corp 1 1 1 18 10 ISO. Dressed poultry Generally firm on th 8 Troop A of the 104th Cavalry. Nineteenth, costs on the prosecutor, Martin said. "It is essential In CHICAGO LIVESTOCK nfarnationol Netes Service CHICAGO. Jan.

14. Hogs. P.ecelp'ts. 10 to higher. Holdovers.

1000: United Cp pf 30 30 30 aesiraoie-sised stock. and Dr. George Myers, Lykens, who the emergency." Fowl Fresh-killed, In boxes, western 4 53' uniiea Drug s-u tin .1 to OVs 2Hjc; heavier, 21c: 4 was directed to pay the costs. United Fruit 69 69 69 bulk. JT.75-8.20; heavies.

J7.70- 1 Children's Bureau of ihi 20c; under. 15V4 to 19o; iced s.H: mediums. S7.90-8 25r lights. $7.75 BANK STATEMENT Un Gas Imp 10 10. 10 Peter Adley, Monroe street, near Verbeke, was acquitted on' a charge chickens, nenrby.

8 lbs. and up. 28 'A 7 light lights. packing Ind Ale 27 26 26 27c; 8 to 5ij 26 to 27c: 4i, lbs. hhw.

u.ou-(.z; pigs. s. 56 Associated Aid Meets Pipe 30 30 30 -'Oft to zoltc; old roosters, dry-plcke of lailure to stop and reveal identity, and the costs were placed on the Cattle. Receipts. 9000; steady.

Calves. REPORT OF CONDITION OF DAUPHIN DEPOSIT TRUST CO. 48 and dry-packed. 6 lbs. or Up.

15tyr Steel 68 67 67 Steel pf 130 129 129 iiiiiii; sieany. lifer steers, choice. medium. $S-12: yearlings, 2 unoer, 13 10 nvjc: capons, western. Cent Foundry Cent RR The Children's Bureau of the Associated Aid held a meeting this OF HARRISBURG.

DAUPHIN COUNTr. to 5 lbs. 24 to 20c: 27c: 7 lbs. 2 butchera heifers. $7-12 50: cows, $8- Vanadium 32 32 32 -'iVjc; lbs.

and up, 28c; slips. 22 to 2.1; hulls, -B; calves, feeders. 33 Cerro de Pasco county. Sentence was suspended on James D. Harrisburg, R.

D. 2, charged with drawing a bad check, but he was ordered to pay the costs and make restitution. 2.1C ueese. western. 13 to 15c.

Squab: 11 te 12 50c: 8 to 10 lbs. 44, i-iu. io; stocKera, steers. $7-11; cows Chic Gt Ry pf 13-16 13-16 13-16 Turkeys, fancy northwestern voun' hens Chi I Sc ana neners. Sheep.

Receipts, 8000: steady. Lambs. $10-1085: common. $8-10; vearlings. feeders, ewes, $4-8.

24 to 25c; young toms, 22 to 23c: western PENNSYLVANIA. A MEMBrJK OC THE FEDERAL, RESERVE SYSTEM. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER 81, 140, PUBLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CALL MADE BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF THIS DISTRICT PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE FEDERAL KESERVE ACT. ASSETS Wabash pf A 7-16 7-16 7-16 Warner Bros 3 3 3 West Union 22 21 22 Westing El 103 102 102 White Mot 17 16 16 Yellow Tr 17 16 16 Young Sheet 40 39 39 Childs 2 2 2 Chrysler 70 69 69 rancy young hens, 23 to 24c: young torn morning at the Welfare Building with the chairman, Mrs. Samuel Fleming, presiding.

Mrs. Lyman D. Gilbert was reelected chairman of the County Committee of the Associated Aid Societies at a meeting held yesterday, afternoon at her home, 203 -'i 10 zc: soutnwestern, fancy youn City Stores 3 3 3 hens, 2114 to 22Wc: young toms. 1914 1 XEW YORK HAY MARKET By United Presi 20 'Ac; old hens, 19 Vi to 21c; old toms, ica-Cola 104 104 1044 Steel Workers 10 to llftC. 4 Colum Gas 4 ISEW YORK, Jan.

14. Hay Drlces wneat Tde market was oulet an Loans ana discounts S.349,187.10 United State Government 11 were sieaauy neia toaay in quiet unchanged, fso. 2 red, garlicky. Jan 10 17 Obtains Building Permit Com Solvents Cong-Nairn Cons Cigar obligations, direct and uary, imkc. North Front street.

Mrs. George Corn Sold slowlv and nrlces eaxri 13 DISPLAY CLASSIFIED R. Mof fitt will serve as vice-chair oic 14c. io. yellow, new, 71c.

For New Storeroom Seek Pay Boost oats The, market rule weak ml 17 13 5 8 4 20 man, and Mrs. Clara Lenker, as Cons Oil Cont Bak A Cont Mot lower under a nw demnnd nH ACTOMOBILES FOR SALE secretary. Antonio Sansone, 209-11 Chest otrenngs. o. 2 white.

5014 to 51V40, Cont Oil Del nut street, who took title yesterday T.6U,644.69 878,819.73 1,330.767.14 88.920.00 Vh.i 4.813.971.50 The Best Values in PITTSBURGH," Jan. 14. -The Steel. Workers Organizing Com STATE TREASURY REPORT to the properties at 215 Chestnut Four new members have been added to the committee. They ar Mrs.

Mabel Eitner, of Rutherford Heights; Mrs. Ross Seltzer and guaranteed Obligations of States and political subdivisions Other bonds, notes, and debentures Corporate stocks (including 188.000.00 stock of Federal Reserve bank) Cash, balances with other banks. Including reserve balance, and cash Items in process of collection Bank premises owned 194.l52.04 Furniture and fixtures 28.81184 Crown Cork 45 The State Treasury balanrp nf street and 106 and 108 South River And Around Harrisburg mittee is going to tackle "Big Cub Am Sug cvpf 46 me Close or business vesterdav was street, today said he intends to Del Hud 12 Miss M. Naomi Fiokes. both of according to announce erect a new storeroom and apart Steel next week for a pay raise, and possibly other contract revisions, it was admitted today in Lac 3 Douglas Aire 77 ment on the Chestnut street prop ment by State Treasurer F.

Clair Ross. Receipts for the day were Middletown, and Mrs. B. Welker. of Dauphin.

erty and will remodel the Court DuPont 163 both union and steel circles here. The committee will hold its street dwellings. Work is to be Spokesmen for the SWOC and i.ouo,oi!.oa; aisoursements for the day were $1,082,540.69. For the bi-ennium starting June 1. 1939: Re meetings in the future on the sec s4 10 17 13 6 8 3 20 46 45 46 12 3 77 162 4 30 34 3 55 5 18 5-16 47 3 37 14 19 1 15 4 Honestly GUARANTEED CARS H' POXTIAC COCPE.

Black fin-ish. Heater, good tires. COAR Al condition 9w4 37 FORD 85 COACH. Green finish. Heater, good tires, a ffOIC bargain at 9w49 '8 HUDSON 4-DOOH SEDAN.

Radio, heater. Tan finish, one owner, very econom- CIQC leal transportation 9199 37 CHEVROLET COACH. finish. Heater. Low mile- C07E -age, good tires 9wl9 35 i'ODGE SEDAN.

Black. Hester. Many miles of cheap COCA tiausportatloli 9C3U 38 FORD 60 COACH. Gray finish. Hester, low mileage, COIC good tires 9w49 HUDSOtM Harrisburg Motors INC.

728 S. CAMERON ST. PHONE 8309 started in a few weeks, he said Elec Pwr Lt 4 El Pw $8 pf. 30 El Pw $7 pf. 34 220.

663. i J59.79S 08 65.32.43 6 8 3 20 46 45 46 12 3 77 162 4 30 34 3 55 5 18. 5-16 47 3 37 14 19 1 Real estate owned other than bank premises Other assets two of the three big companies involved United States Steel Cor ceipts to date. Sl.O59.63ft.021 21- rli The two properties give him 26.3 oursements to date. feet frontage on Chestnut street ond Tuesday of each month and the next will occur on February 11.

It was reported that ninety-one families, including 472 per Eureka Vac 3 Gen Am Tr 55 poration and Jones Laughhn and 138 feet along Court street. Steel Corporation admitted that Gen Cable 5 Total Assets 118,088.864.53 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of IndN viduals, partnerships, and comoratlon 8.251.627.67 "informal conferences" leading to sons, were under care duping December, and that sixteen new ap- Gen Cigar 18 Gen A 5-16 Gen Motors 47 that end have already been held, CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET International Hews Servicv CHICAGO, Jan. 14. Wheat closed Ir No Down Payment Plan To Good Credit Risks '40 OldsT Sedan $695.00 Heater and Low Mileage '39 DeSoto Sedan Deluxe. $595.00 Radio Heater '39 Chrysler Sedan.

'39 Mercury Sedan $625.00 Very Low Mileage '38 41-Buick Sedan $575.00 Radio Heater '38 Packard Sedan "6" $475.00 '37 Packard $375.00 Radio Heater 50 More to Choose From 90-Day Guarantee on AH Cars 1 Selling for More Than S125.00 MOTOR MART Open Evenings Phone 3-7952 Time deposits of individuals. The SWOC, one of the biggest plications for aid have been ac Many Flu Cases today. May closed up at cepted. ttC. deferred nntinna in It tft ina latter dropped as much as fie be partnerships, and corporations 7.351,216 37 Deposits of United Stales Govern ment (including postal savings) 821.000.00 Deposits of States and poll-.

Ural subdivisions 1.793.C5 tore recoverlnsr Dart al v. units in the Congress of Industrial Organizations, will be represented by CIO President Philip Murray at the first of a series of conferences scheduled, for next Gen Rty Gillette SR 3 Gillette $5 pf 37 Goodrich 14 Goodyear 20 Graham-Paige 1 Corn finished i to ic tip led by May Former City Resident Western Pa. T.i'tH UP 10 SC. vifeu sc nown to up. rye He up and soy beans unchanged to Other deposits (certified and Promoted by Railroad Tuesday with United States Steel Gt Nor Ore 15 15 71 UP.

4 officers checks, etc.) isz.uio to Total Deposits 116.310,686.03 Hudson Motor 4 Bu United Prest Corporation. Later In the same The Pennsylvania Railroad today 11-16 11-16 11-16 Hupp Motor Other liabilities 14.433.54 week, the SWOC will open negotiations with Jones and Laughlin 111 Central 8 7 7 Barbara Bennett and PITTSBURGH. Jan. 14. Health officials were unanimous today in their assurance that scat announced the appointment of H.

G. Hostetter, former train dispatcher in Harrisburg, as superintendent of the Delmarva Division, Int Business xd 158 ..110.323.119.59 158 158 Total Liabilities and the Crucible Steel Company, Int Harvester 52 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS it is understood. Downey Will Separate tered outbreaks of mild influenza throughout Western Pennsylvania were not alarming, although pre These meetings will be a prelude Capital' 400.000.00 Surplus 800.iHI0.iiO Int Hyd El A Tnt Marine Int BUSINESS PLACES FOB BENT BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT to similar aims on "Little Steel," International Jfewt Service HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 14. Bar Undivided profits ois.7n.f-J Reserves 45.000.00 cautionary measures were being Johns-Man with headquarters in Cape Charles, Va.

He was passenger trainmaster of the Long Island Railroad until the new appointment. He will begin his new duties on Thursday. bara Bennett, former stage and Kayser taken. such as Bethlehem Steel Corporation, Youngstown Sheet Tube, and Republic Steel Corporation. 01g 2 9 2 63 8 36 2fi 25 7 66 screen dancer, today confirmed re Moving eastward from the Pa Total Capital Accounts 1.761,744.93 Total Liabilities and Capital Accounts I18.0S6.S64.52 This bank's capital consists of com ports she and her husband.

Morton 2 8 2 62 8 35 26 25 7 66 31 27 52 (Downey, the singer, had decided to Kennecott Kresge Leh Cem Leh Coal Libbv McN Lou Nash Mack Tr cific Coast in the last several weeks, prevalence of the disease became noticeable over the weekend, when one college and about BUILDING PERMIT Morris E. Hoover got a building Named Publicity Man live separate lives. mon stock with total par value oi $400.000. 00. permit at City Hall today to spend They have been married twelve $500 remodeling the property at 1917 MEMORANDA 31 years and have five children.

a dozen grammar and high schools were closed because of stricken stu For G. P. Committee Republican State Chairman James Torranoe today announced ap Cireen street. Macy 27 Pledged assets (book value): IT. S.

Government obliga Miss Bennett, whose father is May 52 dents and Richard Bennett, renowned actor 52 2 8 2 62 8 35 26 25 6 66 31 26 52 2 9 38 8 5 17 13 14 17 7 44 14 15 28 Maytag 2 pointment of Georee Pennington, tions, direct and guarantied, pledged to secure denosits and other liabili 2 9 oi an earlier day. and whose sis former newspaperman of Pittsburgh, to the public relations staff of the ters are Connie and Joan Bennett. 5-16 370.292. DJ 488.167.78 ties Other assets pledged to se-cur deposits Miami Cop 9 Mo Pacific 5-16 Mont Ward 39 Murrav 8 Nash-Kelv 5 Republican State Committee. He! disclosed she probably would file FFICE SPACE AND IN 8-STORY BLACKSTONE BUILDING (FORMERLY THE CLASTER BUILDING) N.

W. CORNER MARKET RIVER STS. OPPOSITE NEW COURTHOUSE SITE NOW BEING MODERNIZED For Further Information Apply CAPITAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY will at the Dresent concentrate on suit ior separate maintenance next Monday, or possibly before. State Senate activities. Pennineton is a former director Total 858.460.7J Secured and preferred liabilities; Deposits secured by pledged assets pursuant to require- ments of law 812.294.03 "I have the greatest respect for Nat Biscuit 17 Nat Cash Reg 13 Nat Dairy 14 of publicity of Duauesne University, Prowler Frightened by Screams on Allison Hill Police were called to the first-floor apartment of Miss Marion Toomey.

1250 Kittatinny street early today after she surprised a prowler. Miss Toomey reported she was lying in bed reading shortly after 1 a. m. when attracted by a noise outside her side bedroom window. 39 .8 5 17 13 14 17 7 44 14 15 the Allegheny County Republican: Nat Lead 17 Total 842,294.03.

Nat Pwr Lt Mr. JJowney," Miss Bennett said. "But we have known for a year it was impossible to continue living together. There is no man in my 7 Committee, and during the recent campaign he handled publicity for James F. Malone, candidate for State Treasurer.

Air Brk Central St 44 14 15 28 213 KYNH4H SHORT CIRCUIT IN CAR 28 Shin T. F. M. GILBERT. Treasurer of the above-named bank, hereby certify that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

F. M. GILBERT. Treasurer. Correct Attest: DONALD J.

CAMERON, H. W. SPONO, 1 me ana no woman in his. "Because we both love our children, we have tried to keep secret our matrimonia" troubles. My husband and I have really been parted Norf St.

West 213 213 Noticing someone thrust his hand through the open window and raise 3 ventilation screen, she.sereampd (22 MARKET ST. HARRISIil RO No Amer 17 17 17 TO BOWMAN'S for jour FUR COAT See Page 5 Hope firemen extinguished a fire caused by a short circuit in a car, owned by William H. Eby, 2617 North Front street, at Penn and Forster streets this afternoon. No Pacific 7 6 7 for help. The hand was quickly withdrawn.

Sai for four months." 124 123 124 Pac i Directors. a i it.