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AUGUST 26, 1942 16- PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: -a New York Curb Market Greensbura Inductions Air Cadets To Get Early Army Announces Lists Of Additional Selectees Joseph Pilar, Industry. NEW YORK, Aug. 25. UP Following is list of transactions on the Ntw York Curb Exchanee giving all stocks and active bonds traded: INDCSTRIALS Sales in $1,000. High.

Low. Close. 1 'Air Investors. 1 1 1 1 Airc Access 1 1 1-i- Vi 1 50 Alum CoApf 6.109 109 109 -r 1 T10 Am Book le 19 19 19 -r 2 'Am Cit 12 A Cvan .60. 33 33 33 1A war 3-16 3-16 3-16 5-32 5 Am 1.60a 16 15 16 -r tl75 Am pf2 28 28 2S 1 ALauMch 20 20 20 3 A 1.20.

11 11 11 3 'AmRepub 5 5 5 1 Am Superpow. 1-16 1-16 1-16 4 Am Writ Pap. 2 2 2 flO ApEiPw pf.4 101 101 101 -r Vi 1 Ash 4 4 4 2 'Ayrshire PColl 4 4 4 3 Babe Wile 20 20 20 50 'Bald Locpf2.10 28 28 28 -t- 3 'do war 2 2 2 20 'Barium St StL 9-16 9-16 9-16 2 'Beech Aire 8 3 'Berk Fur 5-16 5-16 5-16 t30 Boh (HC)lpflk 42 41 41 1 Boats, Barges Commanding High Prices Sells For $65,000 Refused for Towboat By George A. Zerr Post-Gazette River Editor While local river operators report part of their equipment is tied to the bank, since vital war material is being shipped by rail, boats and barges are commanding a high figure in the open market, it was said yesterday. Within the last week, a used, standard Bteel, coal barge, 175 feet long, 26 feet wide and 11 feet deep, requiring approximately 140 tons of steel plates and shapes for its construction was sold by a local firm to downriver interests for $20,000.

New barges of this type were built in local yard, less than a year ago for $14,000. Prices also were advanced for Sales in J1.000. High. Low. Close.

1 'NYShiD fdle 18 18 18 -r 8 'Niag Hud Pow 1 1 1 2 'NiagSM B.20tr 2 2 2 Vs 2 Niles-Mm-P 9 9 9 26 Nor ALt 4 Pw 3-32 3-32 3-32 1 do pf 55 55 55 25 Ohio Brass B2 15 15 23 'Pantepec OVn 3 3 t50 'Penin Tel 2. 27 27 23 Pennroad K. 3 3 9 'Pa-Cent Airl. 9 9 $7 pf" 75 75 1 Pepperell Se. 90 90 3 'Phoenix Sec.

4 4 1 'PionGold h.33e 1 1 SO 2e 50 48 2 Pitts le 67 67 3 2 2 1 'Potrero Sugar 3 3 2 PowdiAlex 4 4 t25 PSP4L 5pf3k 95 95 15 3 27 vi 1 3 9 75 90 4 1 48 2 67Vi 2 Vs 3 4 95 39 13 7. 1 tl75 do $6 pf 39 39 1 Raym Cone la 14 13 1 Raytheon Mfp 1 1 1 Richmond Rad. 6 'RussekF Ave 3 3 1 'Ryan Aero.35e 3 3 2 St Regis Pap. 1 1 1 Scovill Mfg le. 23 23 tlO Scran-SBW pf.

34 34 3 3 Vi 1 23 34 tl50 Sherwin-Wms 3 74 74 H'7 4 1 Vs 1 'Solar Mfg 1 1 11 'So Coast 3 3 1 SoCEdB pf 1 28 28 3 28 t20 So Eng Tel7 111 110 110 lVi 3 'Spalding 1 1 1H 1 'Bourjois 7 7 7 1 Bowm-Bi'it 1-16 1-16 1-36 6 8 8 5 'BrewsAer 3 3 3 1 Bridept Mach. 1 1 1 9 Buf 1.60 7 7 7 7 Bunk HilliS 1 9 8 9 2 'Callite Tun-'Je 1" 1 1 2 Can Marc h.04e 1-16 1 10 Cn MPow pf7.101 101 101 7 t20 CNY Pow pf5 74Vi 74 74 3 'Cessna Aire le 9 9 9 1 Cities Service. 2 2 2 2 do pf 3k 37 36 36 1 5 'CieveTract 4 4 4 2 'Colon Develop 3 'Colonial Airl 3 3 3 1 Colum G. 10 rfC4.103 10 103 t30 pr pf7 67 67 67 2 1 le 10 10 10 850 Cop Range e. 5 5 5 1 'Cosden 1 1 1 9 Creole Pet a.

13 13 33 3 4 4 4 2 Darby Pet e. 6 6 6 t30 'DaytonRubA 2 25 25 25 1 2 'DivcoTwnTklR 3 3 3 2 'Dobeekmun 4 4 4 Vs t60 Dracer Corp 3 61 60 60 1 'Duhiler 2 2 2... 1 DurhHosB 2 2 2 2 DuvalTexS e. 7 7 7 250 E.stG&F6pf2Vik 21 21 21 37 El Bona 1 1 1 3 do pf 6 43 42 42 2 do So pf 5... 38 38 38 1 50 El 2 pf A 3 3 3 t25 ElginNWat e.

20 20 20 2 150 8cpf 158 358 158 2 'St Oil Ky 1.. 13 13 13 4 St Pow 1-32 1-32 1-32 1 38 18 is t50 Stetson (JB) 2 2 24 1 SullivanMache 11 31 11 9 'Sunray Oil 1 1 1 5 Technicolor 7 7 7 t50 Thew Shovel le 15 3o 15 1 'Tilo Roof e. 3 3 3 5 TobSecLtd 4 4 4 20 ToddShpyds2e 59 59 59 1 'Trans-Lux. 05g. 1 i 1 4 'Transwest Oil.

4 4 4 3 Tubize 3 3 3 1 do A 3e cash 32 32 32 3 'Tung-Sol Lp. .1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 UnexcelledMf a 4 4 4 8 Unit Gas 7-16 7-16 7-16 fl50 do pf 114, 114 2 2 Unit LtAPw A Vi Vi Vi 1-16 2 do pf 17 17 37 1 UnitShoeM 2 4a. 60 60 60 1 5 5 5 7U Foil 2 2 2 1 'U Lns pf.70 6 6 6 13 United 7-16 7-16 7-16 5 'UnitWallP 1 1 1 5 'Univ Corp vtc 7 7 7 2 'Utility 3-16 3-16 3-16 25 do pr lk 41 41 41 Vi 5 'Venezuel Pet 4 4 4 7 'WentwthMf e. 2 2 2 2 WVaCAC e. 4 4 4 4 West Air Lines 3 3 3 50 15 15 15 Vi Michale A.

Antony, Monaca. Frederick J. Reedich, Freedom. Stanley O. Oisahnkie, Monaca.

Gail T. Porter, 6mith Ferry. Michael D. VuynovJch. Midland.

Joseph A. Roppa. Midland. J. V.

Moore. Hookstown. Thomas K. Grant, Midland. Joseph Markulin, Monaca.

Philip A. Graeser, Monaca. Paul W. Glancey, Monaca. Nick Janosic, Beaver.

Joseph Micuscic, Midland. David Pollock. Monaca. Grant L. Burkhart.

Evans City. Roy W. O'Grady. Evans City. Theodore H.

A. Trowski, Lyndora. Robert B. Hutchins, Butler. Clifford L.

Walters. Saxonburg. Louis Berk, Lyndora. William A. Cornetti, Butler.

William F. Kranica, Sarver. Andv Lonchena. Lyndora. Herbert L.

Beiehey, Harmony. John R. Thrachet, Butler. Mike M. Hallohan.

oynaora. Kenneth L. Mincer, canery. Harry B. Kampf, Winfield.

T. Wetzell, uutier. Gerald Reitn, Sarver. Cheslev McMihen, zelienopie. Willnm E.

SJack, ZelienoDle. Faul J. Petriilo. Rochester. Robert M.

Dunkle. Bruin. Harold J. Criley. Cabot.

Ralph W. McCormick. Harmony. Pete- Suchtski. Sarver.

Harrv P. Vogenberger, Saxonburg. Warren L. Smith, 519 Alexander Ave. Joseph Protch.

Lyndora. Goorge E. Miller Zelienople. Steven E. Lurhkiw, Lyndora.

Philip L. Eckner, Kittanning. John Rock. Lyndora. Virgil V.

Clayton, Aliquippa. John H. Barkey. Evans oity. Earl L.

Mathers, Renfrew. Steven G. Shulik. Butler. Anton Bebecich, New Brighton.

Frank D. Bagamery, Zelienople. Nicholas Shewchuk, Lyndora. Andrew Onufer. Lyndora.

John Mekruit, Butler. Siovie F. Perine, Cabot. Peter Herman, Lyndora. Donald G.

Shaner, Mars. John Lemyk. Lyndora. Clvde E. Lutz.

Harmony. Theodore P. Rekich. Lyndora. Edward S.

Osche, Lyndora. Robert E. Parke, Sarver. John Janicky. Donora.

Joseph P. Gajda, Lyndora, Robert D. Gibson, tsutier. Donald J. Porter, Butler.

Melvin E. Feil. Mars. Lawrence L. Kelly.

Sarver. Harold J. Bowersox, Sarver. Nicola Martinetti, Cabot. Frank J.

Miller, Renfrew. Abner J. Patton, Butler. Albert E. Campbell.

Evans City. Henrv NT. Kanuff, Evans City. Frank M. Cross, Renfrew.

William J. Marburger, Evans City. David G. Hutchsinson, Evans City. Omar C.

Greenawalt, Zelienople. Howard C. Stockdaie, Apollo. William G. Leslie, Saxonburg.

Ross J. Gaetan, Butler. James L. Rice. Harmony.

George E. Kerr. Harmony. Raymond J. Vaughan, Valencia.

Raymond K. Thompson, Sarver. Michael Maskal, Lyndora. Paul G. Gebhardt, Zelienople.

George J. Birko, Cleveland, O. Charles H. Wahl, Harmony. WiiMam J.

Dittlemire, Unionville. Lloyd D. Wahl, Harmony. Weather Forecast Special report from the United States Weather Bureau to the Post-Gazette. New York Bond Market Sales, Tuesday, August 25 $5,961,000.

UNITED STATES GOVERXMEXT BONDS (Dollars and tmrty-seconds) TREASURY High. Low. Close. Ch'ge 34s 45-43 102.29 102.29 302.29 .05 27s '60-55 110.1 110.1 110.1 .03 2 '67-62 100.16 100.16 100.1 6 4- .03 '72-67 101 3 101.3 101.3 NEW YORK CITY BONDS Sales in $1,000. High.

Low. Close. 30 do 3s '80 102 102 CORPORATION BONDS 26 Alleghany 5s'4i Mod 4 do 5s '49 72, 10 do 5s '50 57- 9 ido Inc 5s 49 S7 72 S71-4 72 57H 57S 49 Vi 49 7 Allis Chal cv 4s '52 107 107 107 36 5s 2030. 69 Vi 69 4 Am 3 Us 107 107 1074 15 do 3VS '61 107 107H 107 19 do 3s '56 107'-i 107 107'9 12 Am Tobacco 3s '62. 100s 3 Arm Del 4s '55.

105Ts 1057, SI7, 81 81 34 62 "1 62 624 101 101 101 29 29 14 AC Line 1st 4s '52 29 do 4'2s '64 44 do 5s '45 38 '95 st A 5 do '95 st 33 331.4, 33 29 29 23 57 48 41 36 36 55 76 1 8 89 20 20 do 2000 st 29U 6 do '96 st 29-S, 7 cv '60 24ra 50 do 4s '4S 57 20 B.OPLEAWV4s,51st 49 13 do '50 st. 41 57 '70. 8 Buf '57 35 22 Cen Pac 5s 32 do 1st 4s 76 5 Cen P.P. 5s 'S7 1SU 6 Certain-td '4S 89 104 tChi Alton 3s 49 20 15 rfs 5s '71 A 75 20 do 4SS '77 66 Cm 5 do pen 4s '5S 79 6 III inc '97. 2 10 JChGtW inc 4vis2038 37-Si 3 do 4s 'SS 66' 4 151 5s '75.

14H 62 tdo aj 5s 2000. 3 22 4 Vis 'SOC. 42 12 do gen 4s 40 10 gm 5s 'S7 32-g 32 tdo 4s '87 32 17 tdo cv 4'iS 2'i 5 do 4s '87 31 Vi 246 CRI 4s 'SR. 2R 217 ftdo rfg 4s 15' 37 475, 11 30 tCol So 4U-s 'SO. 24 13 ColumbiaG5s'52May.

94 11 do 5s '61 90 is 6 iComlMack2inc'6Pvw oC)1? 7 CubaNoRy5t-Js'42rct 2S1- 31 Del Hud rfs 4s 43 57 5 4'as '36. 19'i 34 5do 4s '36 lR'i 5 tdo West 5s '55. 2 13 do 5s '55 Asd 1 28 tdo West 5s 16 3 Duquesne Lt 130 11 JErie 2015.... 50 i 15 do 4s '95 92 10 3s'61. 91? 13 Fla Cst 5s '71.

14 7 GenStlCast 5 Vis "49 97 6 Goodrich 4's lOlU 20 Gt Nor 4s '46 Pfi'i 7 do 4s '46 94 7, 11 iGulf inc 2015 53 '4 16 Hudson Coal 5S '62A 43 Vi 32 rfs 5s' 57 43 69 iHudiMan inc5s'57. 18 28 29 23 57 4R 40 36 36 55 76 3 8 R9 20 66 66 79 28 37 66 13 2 42T 40 32 31 2 31 28 15 47 59 24 P4 90 30 25 56 19 18 2 4 1 16 110 50 92 27 37 66 13 42 40 32 31 2 31 27 14 47 59 24 94 sou 30 28 6 19 Ri, 2 1 16 110 50 91 9 98 13 14 96 96 104 104 96 96 94 53 Vi 42 434 17 94 53 42 4 43 17 5 IllBellTel 2'4s '81. 6 111 Cen 4s '52 15 do rfg 4s '55. 21 do '66 35 4'-S '63 35 do 4 4s '63 10 tlntGtNor aj 6s '52 60 do 1st 6s '52. 14 tdo 5s '56 9 do 5s '56 IntHvdroEl 66 Int 4 Us '52.

78 do 5s '55 25 4 11 South 5s '00. 9 jLautaro Nit inc '75. 3 Leh Vai 5s 2r'03 St. 13 do 2003 34 do 4s 2003 St. Long Isl rfs 4s '49.

7 Lou 5s 2003 4 do 4 4s 2003 4 do 33s 2003 101 101 Vi 101 48 47 47 45 44 44 41 2 21 19 19 34 55 56 521.2 71 71 45 36 32 30 96 10 91 81 44 45 44 41 44 4P-4 44 44 2 2 20 20 18 39 39 39 34 34 54 55 55 56 52 52 70 71 70 70- 45 45 35 35 31 31 29 29 7s 96 96 100 100 91 91 81 81 Vi 3 3s'56 106 106 106 The Army Recruiting- Station last night announced the names of selectees inducted yesterday from Beaver County Boards Nos. 3 and 5. and Armstrong-, Butler and Mercer County Boards No. 2. They are: Charles R.

Ostrom. New Brighton. Harlev E. Robinson. New Brighton.

Kenne'th H. Evans, Rochester. Roval B. Brockett, Freedom. Abner C.

Tanthorey, Rochester. Wilbur E. Balmer, New Brighton. Regis J. Harkins.

New Brighton. Seymour N. WUkofsky. New Brighton. Karl W.

Kline. Hagerstown. jviu. Edmund Gebhart. Rochester.

Donald K. Bergener, Rochester. George L. Simpson. Rochester.

Frank M. Huddy. Rochester. Steven A. Japlonski, Lyndora.

Patrick M. Mustalio, Lyndora. Flovd A. Beck, Marwood. John C.

Williamson. Saxonburg. Hugh A. Lewis, Renfrew. Laverl H.

Westerman. Evans City. Walter S. Mars. Merle C.

Brandon. Evans City. Mays. Evans City. John Bolam, Beaver Falls.

Steve Zulick, Lyndora. Clarence E. Zebolt. Mars. John J.

Marshail. Renfrew G.orge Herman. Lyndora. Kverett J. McKelvey.

Evans City. William L. Andrig. Butler. James B.

Webster. Rochester. Walter E. Veiork, New Brighton. Charles E.

Crump, New Brighton. James E. Howarth, Braver Falls. Ravmond C. Minear, Rochester.

Eaward C. Sanrierbeck, Rochester. Paul M. Albright. Rochester.

Mark E. Vosler, New Brighton. John Watters. New Brighton. Charles R.

Heymann. Rochester. William G. Kugel. Monaca.

James M. Duff. Rochester. Morris Greenfield. Rochester.

Edward F. Montgomery, Rochester. Warren C. Tutwiller, Rochester. Thomas S.

Payne. Rochester. Frank E. Goodman. Rochester.

Herbert L. Osman. New Brighton. Mark J. McKenny, New Brighton.

John Morack. Monaca. Joseph A. Catanese, Rochester. Lawrence L.

Eiller. New Brighton. Dwavne D. Galentine. Rochester.

Harrv J. Hemer, Monaca. Earl G. Chambers, Rochester. Charles C.

Monaca. Harold O. Hartman. Rochester. James D.

Murphy, New Brigton. Ralph W. Gilpin. Rochester. William F.

Schulte, Rochester. Richard C. Countz. New Brighton. George N.

Zinkham, Rochester. George E. Haller, Monaca. John J. Weiskop, New Brighton.

Richard M. Jack, Kittanning. Svrus B. Smith, Hookstown. John M.

Bekar, Midland. Anthony J. Marrotti, Monaca. Richard L. Foertsch.

Rochester. Oscar C. Barnett, vanport. Eucene Dockery, Aliquippa. Felix J.

Alachnowich, McKees Rocks. George E. Hollar. Beaver Falls. Karl L.

Yoho. Marion, O. Vincent I. Steed, Monaca. Francis D.

Wilson, Rochester. Donald C. Powell. Rochester. Elrick H.

Caughey, New Brighton. Frank A. Taylor, New Brighton. William W. Calhoun, Freedom.

Granville E. Harlow. Shenandoah, Va, Norman R. Merz, Greenville. Willis E.

Kelley. Vandergrift. Oliver R. Wallace, Rochester. Thomas R.

Steed, New Brighton. Claire E. Shee. Freedom. Arthur T.

Eaton. New Brighton. George M. Sayre, Rochester. Arvine C.

Mader. Rochester. Rollin L. Woodruff. Rochester Michael Horwat, Millvale.

I Rudolph Nitsche. Rochester. Louis R. Inelefieid. Coraopolis.

James J. Ancnie. Midland. Turl E. Drip.

Monaca. Andrew S. Prudfit. Clinton. Benjamin H.

Campbell. Industry. Peter P. Muslovski, Midland. Paul J.

Clame. Aliouippa. Gilbert K. Givens. Industry.

I George Lubich. Midland. James G. Sickles. Monaca.

Harry R. Stephens. Hookstown. Thomas B. Yaroz.

Monaca. Ralph R. Crow, Georgetown. Benjamin H. Derren, Hookstown.

John L. Graham, Coolville, O. Peter Havan. Monaca. Martin J.

Rodgers. Midland. George Herak. Midland. James L.

Keefer. Cheswlek. Tohn W. O'Keefe, Monaca. Ear! H.

Johnston, Aliquippa. Stanley G. Zajao. Monaca. Bernard Leuin.

New Brighton. Sam Mamula, Midland. Samuel J. Granito, Midland. Wilbur E.

McCauley. New Brighton. Arthur C. Krepps, Rochester. James C.

Carley. Monaca. Jose C. Cesar, Midland. Louis R.

Reed. Smith's Ferry. Herman W. Kanschat, Monaca. John Shaban.

Aliquippa. Albert C. Jaine. Kingstport. Tenn.

Paul Beaver Falls. Norman L. Calhoun, Georgetown. Samuel A. Rostone.

Midland. Alexander L. Keefer, Hooktnw. John W. Patton, Aliquippa.

Ferdinand Tunno, Rochester. James C. Giasser. Monaca. Michael G.

Mehno, Industry. John L. Baker. Clinton. John Zueay, Monaca.

Charles P. Koever, Midland. David F. Strauser, Monaca. Noman H.

Russell, Midiand. Fugene R. Barton. Monaca. Paul A.

Dawson, Simth's Ferry. John P. Basar, Monaca. John Pogledisb, Monaca. steamboats, and an offer of $65,000 for a steel-hulled towboat, built less than 15 years ago, was refused, the price having been advanced by $15,000 within two months, since no steel is available for new floating equipment.

Pipe Production Declines The movement of pipe from local plants to Southern points, which was a major item in river shipping, declined to a large tent, since plates and shapes for vessels are in demand at all ship building yards on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. While all vital war materials are being shipped by rail, river-men have an optimistic outlook, since Brigadier General Charles P. Gross, chief of the new Army Transportation Corps warned that without additional locomotives, cars and other equipment, the American railroads might not be able to carry the mounting war load. He said the rail lines are approaching a rather serious and even critical situation and that next year will bring even heavier demands than in 1942. He said that the new equipment has not kept pace with increasing traffic.

E. J. Halter was appointed auditor for J. K. Davison and Brother succeeding the late H.

H. Stewart. Robert Bornscheuer, purchasing agent, returned from a vacation on Lake Michigan. Lock Repairs Started Work was started last night rn repairs to the lower gate of Lock No. 9, Ohio river.

New Cum berland, to permit making re placement of wheels and axles. During the time this work is in progress, the lock will be closed to all traffic for approximately fight davs and navigation will proceed throusrh the pass. Should the dam be raised before the work is completed, the dam will be raised and lowered to accommodate navigation. Navigators were asked to keep informed by call ing R. C.

McCullough, senior superintendent at the United States depot. The Sinclair Refining Company, Harrisburg, is asking Federal permission to lay a six-inch pipe line and wire conduit across the Monongahela river, between Flor-effe and a point in Eorward township; also to lay a six-inch pipe line and wire conduit across the Youerhioerhenv river, between Industry and Sewickley township. Westmoreland county, about 13 miles above the mouth of the river. Marine Engineer Christ Bieg enho, member of Local No. 30, Marine Engineers Beneficial Association, was released from the United States Marine Hospital here and left immediately for New York, to ship on a coastwise ves sel.

The following stages were re ported last night: Lock No. 5 Allegheny river, 12.2 feet, station ervice Call Expansion of War Training Facilities Speeds Program Expansion of training1 facilities at army air force centers and the opening- of new centers will mean a rapid depletion of aviation caaei students now on reserve lists nere. Captain Lawrence A. Floro, presi dent of the JittsDurgn aviation cadet examining: board, revealed yesterday, as another group of 20 students left Pittsburgh for the air force classification unit at San Antonio, Tex. Among- yesterday's aviation ca dets was George R.

Fay, a mem ber of the Royal Canadian Air Force, wso switched over to the United States Army Air Force when educational requirements were lowered for admission. Besides the 20 aviation cadets. the Pittsburgh recruiting- district yesterday including the army, navy and marines enlisted a total of 176. The navy accounted for 79. just one more than the army, while the marines recruited 19.

Recruiters at Butler Navv recruiting officers an nounced yesterday that a traveling recruiting- party from the Pittsburgh station will visit Butler today and tomorrow, and Kittanning on Friday, to enable men of these districts to fill out their enlistment papers and be given physical ex aminations "on the spot" without having- to come into Pittsburgh. Five men from the local station Lieutenant Winston Smith, medical officer; Chief Specialist Frank J. Andrews, Quartermaster George Heaton, Pharmacists Mate Del- bert Kaiser and Seamon Wilson Cronenwett will be members of the party. The navy also announced that skilled craftsmen of the Western Pennsylvania area will be interviewed tomorrow from 8 a. m.

to 5 p. m. for enlistment in the navy's SeaBees. Hereafter a construction battalion interviewing officer will vTSit the Pittsburgh Navy Recruiting Station on Thurs day of each week. Names of yesterday's recruits are: AVLATIOV CADETS Robert E.

Frankenberry, 1114 Greentree Road. Terry Cononeios. 251 Oakland Ave. Grayson M. Crotty.

Butler. Frank Dellaria. Burgettstown. Dale R. Dunmire.

Vandergrift. George R. Fay. Hollidaysburg. Mario Girard, Masontown.

Robert L. Gregg. Glassport. William C. Gregg.

Washington. Ralph L. Heckman, Greenville. Roy W. Hennon, McDonald.

James H. Holden. Wilkinsburg. Frank M. Howard, Duquesne.

Nelson H. Lauless, McKeesport. Robert T. Martin. 6649 Northumberland St.

Patrick D. McGuire. 6645 Hedge St. Frank Mitchell, Dunns Station. Elmer L.

Mover, North Braddock. Robert J. Schroyer, Somerset. Budd L. Wolfe, Punxsutawney.

NAVY Hershel L. Adams, Aliqutppa, Curtis E. Balsley. Manor. Marshail Q.

Bisker, Tionesta. James W. Bmg, Wiikinsburg. Clair C. Black, Duncansvilie.

Carl O. Bonier, 3822 Wilksboro Ave. Harold R. Bowman. Blanchard.

Matthew J. Brnusak. Greensboro. Clarence C- Brubaker. Duncansvilie.

James R. Buck, 311 Richfield St. Alfred F. Casares, South Leechburg. Robert P.

Cassidy, Fairbank. John Chervenick. West Newton. Harold Conte, Ellsworth. George W.

Coughlin, Du Bois. Thomas C. Crop, Luthersburg. Floyd L. Cunningham.

Kittanning. Fred G. Dinsmore, Dagus Mines. Emil Doroba, Portage. Adam Dragovich.

Aliquippa. Herbert A. De Stito, Altoona. John E. Fasso.

1446 Columbus Ave. Alben Finley. Belle Vernon. Charles E. Gamble, Houston.

Donald R- George, Vandergrift. Clarence M. Gray, Luthersburg. William A. Greco, Donora.

Patsy A. Gregario, Brockway. Donald I. Hetrick, Brockway. Thorars A.

Hyatt, Dagus Mine. Arthur E. Irwin. Martin. Joseph J.

Jernoski, 1411 Faulsey way. Oscar F. Jernstrom. 375 Kearcher William Jones. Holsopple.

Benjamin Kapitan, Johnstown. Robert A. Kemble. Forest Hills. Joseph KepiCh, Richeyville.

Sam Koren, Charleoi. Clarence F. Lane, 7(19 Snownen M. Lester H. Laughlin.

Altoona. John F. McClain, Burgettstown. Delrov V. McDaniel.

Johnstown. Grant L. McElhattan, Knox. Robert M. MacFariand, Aliquippa.

Paul F. Madden. McKeesport. Charles R. Matthews, Coalport.

Frank J. Meyers. Johnstown. Andrew Micka. Clairton.

James I. Mowrey. Sykesville. Richard L. Munro, Sykesville.

Nick Mutich. Belle Vernon. Thomas R. Neil. Donora.

John Novata, Yukon. John Novotny, Mt. Pleasant. Robert J. Pack, Mt.

Olivsr. James W. Painter. Brockway. James Palermini, Jerome.

Samuel J. Papa, 347 Fisk Pt. Edwin D. Pease, Uniontown. Billy O.

Phillips, Leechburg. Emerson E. Rutherford. Altoona, Thomas J. Schrass, Millvale.

John F. Sepiol, Emporium. Joseph M. Serge. Punxsutawney.

Vincent W. Shields, Altoona. Frank M. Sparrow, 209 Radcliffe St. John A.

Staib, Charleroi. Norman C. Stotler, Yukon. Francis E. Stromoski, 308 Jacksonia St.

Joseph P. Tylka, Mt. Pleasant. Arthur L. UfTelman.

Imperial. Howard Uflelman, McDonald. William F. Varanay. Jenners.

George Vayansky, Donora. Charles A. Wagner, Burgettstown. Martin F. Wasickie, Osceola Mills.

William R. Williams, 2100 Pine St. James K. Wilson, Bellefonte. Carl F.

Young, McKeesport. Leroy Yuille, 1315 Oberlin St. fat to to 708 Total stock sales today, 59,415 shares year ago, 101, 6So shares. Stock so marked are fully listed on the Curb Exchange. All others are dealt on an unlisted trading basis.

Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disburse ments based on the last quarterly or semi annual declaration. Unless otherwise noted special or extra dividends are not included xd-Ex-dividend xr-ex-rights a-also extra or extras: d-cash or stock: e-declared or paid so far this year; f-payable in stock g-paid last year; in Canadian funds; k-accumulated dividend paid or de clared this year: ur-under rule; ww-with warrants; xw-without warrants; war-war rants. CIKB DOMESTIC BONDS 19 Am 6s 2016. 93 92 93 3 Ark PAL 5s 106 105 106 7 As Elec 4s '53 42 41 42 22 As A 5s '50. 9 8 8 8 do 5s '68 5 Cities Ser 5s '58.

30 do 5s '50 45 Cont GAE 5s '58 A 6 'East GAF 4s '56A 27 Elec PAL 5s 2030. 6 Fla PAL 5s '54. 78 78 80 4 82 81 103 8 8 78 77 80 82 80 103 78 78' 80 i-i 82 81 103 3 Glen Aid Coal 4s'65 90 90 91 6 111 PowAL 6s 102 102 32 Ind Svc 5s '50 76 75 76 5 Inters Pow 6s "52.. 35 35 35 15 do '57 74 74 74 5 'JerCenPAL 3s '65 105 105 105 5 Lou A 5s '57. 108 108 108 5 Lou A 5s '57.

108 108 308 14 Nev Cal 5s 4 NEngGAE 5s 3 do 5s '47 58 NEngPow 5s '54. 58 do 5s '48 5 PenCenPAL 4s '77 2 PugSdPAL 5s '49. 14 do 4 4s '50 5 Stand A 6s '57 11 Tex 5s '56. 92 48 47s 75 70 92 47 47 74 63 92 47ii 47 75 70 102 102 102 102 101 102 100 100 101 57 57 57 107 107 107 Total bond sales today, year ago, $675,000. Bonds so are fully listed on the Curb Exchange.

All others are dealt lon an unlisited trading basis. Matured 380 do 7. pf 350 149 149 10 do 6 pf. .145 145 145 1 t240 no 6ro 140 141 3 'Equity 7-32 7-32 7-32 25 do S3 pf k. 15 15 15 1 3 1 1 1 t75 Fla S7 pf7 69 69 69 1 Ford MCanA hi 15 45 15 3 FordMLtd 3 3 1 1 4 'Frank Cou Dis 2 2 2 1 10 Game well pf 6.105 105 105 2 10 14 Id '3 69 vi Hi 32 47s 69 6 13 3 1 9 7 36 63 1 3 vi 11 7 8 2 6 1-16 5 6 13 8 111 1 3 5 13-16 16 1 14 t75 nv 4e.

69 69 1 'Groc Ptr Prod 1 1 32 9 Gulf Oil la. 3214 'Hecla Min i 4 50 HeydnCheni2e 69 2 HollCGold h-65 6 1 13 69 Vw 6 13 1 1 'IlllaPw div ct 1 Zinc e. 3 1 9 3 1 9 7 16 3 ImpOilLtd 7 20 Ind Svc 6o pf 3 6 1 lnsCoNAm2a. 3 IntHyd-El pf 63 1 63 1 1 1 1 2 'Int Indust 1 7 Int Pftrol hi 11 3 Int Home Eq. 2 "IrvingrAirCh 1 7 8 8 2 6 1-16 1 5 7 13 8 111 1 1 'Jacobs (F L) 2 2 LakeShM h.80.

6 26 "LeonardODev. 1-16 i50 LineMaterial. 1 5e 5 5 LoneStarGas.40e 7 t50 LonelsL pf B. 13 1 8 30 'Mead John 3a 111 7 Mesa bi Iron 1 3 5 3 'Mich Bumper. 1 MidStPAvtc.31e 1 'Midwest Oil .90 1-16 3 5 16 1 1 5-16 14 8 8 74 1 70 -u 8 1.

2 I 1 2 'MonogramPict 25 'Moodylnv p3 16 3 -MtCuyCop 1 5 'NatBellasHess. 2 'NatCityLinesl. 1 "Nat Cent 1 2 Nat Fuel 1. 5-16 34 8 87s 74 70 8 2 1 14 74 70 8 2 1 20 50 pf 6. do p( st 1 Nat Sue Ref 12 NatTunAMines t25 1 "do 6 pf 3k.

20 20S: 20 4e. 84 84 84 6 Ros.ROe 13 3 'NYMerch 10 10 7T-pf7 88 13 13 10-i-l-16 8R 1 Western Pennsylvania Warmer todav. Ohio Warmer today with GREENSBURG, Aur following- were sworn army at uie ureensbur: Center: John H. Gibloski, Arnold. Lawrence W.

Bess, New 11,,,,,.. Donald E. Wigle. Salina Anthony Prokopik, New Ke-j Robert W. Rupert, John B.

Leonardi. Arnold, Joe Marsico, Arnold. William H. Kitzer, New Ker- George T. Hamilton Arnold r' George W.

Keyes, Arnfid Joseph F. Dalm, Arnold. Howard B. Hoffman, Greer.t Charles Cropeho, Arnold. Benjamin F.

Shank, New x-(t-, Robert H. Blair. Apollo. Alexander J. Bechosky.

Ar-, Elmer E. Moore, A polio George B. Daher, Arnid Carl R. Kuhns, Saiina. Charles Swanderski Ar-K George R.

Ross, Arnold" Theodore A. McNabh, Ar-vj Domenick A. Valora. Jr Robert P. Schott, AronM Robert F.

Borgo. SlickvVe Miras G. Kosmos. New Robert J. Walker.

New vv-- Rice Pasture, Arnold Frank L. Moore, Albert Mauroni, ArnoM Chester H. Sanduskv, George Vrbamc. Milfred G. McMunn George F.

Heilnrun. Mam. M. Klingensmnh Steve Semen, SiickviKe. Eddie Kolakowskv.

Apr, Stanley Cox. Arnold" Joseph J. Sbaragiia. Arr Edward Heifer, Siickvilie Russell J. ColweU, Leerj- J.

Horneck, New' a XJ. William J. Powell. Arrr William J. Hilhard, r.

Paul Hrivaak. Braeburn. Martin P. Korchok. rv Jacob H.

Smail, Apoiio. Wayne G. Liven good, D. Raymond H. Cox.

Fis'-e- -James A. Ferretti, Saiira. Carmelo Rami, Avonra-- Dom Di Martmo. Albert C. Caliipare.

a George Simon, Peter E. Rysak, New Harry T. Best, Edward Rutkowski. n--w K--tr Andrew F. Strowgin-e Paul A.

Brown, New Earl O. Doutt. New K'P-George W. Veitch. Nw' John M.

Jedlowski, Ne Kooert K. Hartman. 'p nunu v. neiQirn -James Bard. Now E.

Thiry, New k- John T. Kearns. New -s Andrew Morhack. Gus Doumonf, Jr. cw.

G. Leebe: sP rC' James C. k'er Albert E. Hicks. Essie Ratliff, New Kr James Albert.

Nw K'n William Hartmr. Joseph R. Voiek Andrew Zera, Irvin Carter, George Pryor. James L. Cook.

Frsnk Ziccareili N-Th-mas B. White, N. Ker.STS Otis E. Smith, New K--f -r William A. Greenws A Sylvan E.

Ives, New Robert Carr, New Ken- Clan nee E. Donahue. Sf.v Kr -s- i Walter X. Ososky, Nw J. Stornes.

Anthony- J. Labozanka. K-v -f-n. Andrew F. Sirota.

New T. McKnight, Ne Krf Ralph E. Hood, New K'--. -Walter L. Johnston.

New Thomas L. O'Connor, New Charles E. MacFarlane. New Lawrence C. Hummer, New Kwr.E'nr.

John T. Davidson, New Harold O. Porter. New Ker? "ft Harold Weaver, New Ker.si-ct"'-James L. Brichwell.

Fajrmor'. vv. Walter S. Sikora, New Ker: Cecil R. Beatty, New Kennmc-n.

Tames Hamans. New Benedict G. Weber, New Ker, rf- Frank E. Lemon, New Ker.f.r.f."a. John W.

Beiter, Irwin. Lloyd H. Blank. Jeannette. Raymond Stempfer, Jeannefe.

Francis R. Breing, Jeannette Robert R. Wesling, Jeannette. Howard W. Beard, Jeannette.

Sigmund Grimm, Jeannette. Raymond A. Shannon, Jr Harold K. McShannic, John A. Vinkler, Penn.

Clarence R. Klingensmifh, Jsrr" Paul E. Weaver, Manor. John A. Brennan, Jeannette.

Charles W. Blank, Jeannette Alfred C. Pifer, Jeannefe. Edward W. Roskey, Levio Reck, Export.

Charles Heasley, Jeanrei-e. Samuel K. Kistler, Henry J. Butcher. 59Carl G.

Magill. Jeannette. .00 Walter S. Burr. Jeannette Melvin R.

Clme. Manor. Norman J. Yeargers, Jrw.n. Albert A.

Ereditario, Joseph A. Sugent. Penn. Stanley g. Targos.

-v. Thomas R. McCartney, Paul R. Ponzetti, Jeanret'e Edward M. Miller, Joseph E.

Hartle, V. 9 '34 Kenneth S. Herrholz, Pern James J. Pendrotti. Fen.

74 60 67 00 James E. Riehl, Jeanret'e. George Krevokucha. Export. Michael J.

Niemiec. Penr-. Eugene T. Pietrusza. Extol.

Robert E. Matthews. Kenneth Calisti, Exp-ort. Joseph Natale, Jeannette. Markle J.

DeMezza, Jeanr?" James E. Copenhaver, Louis B. Cafesso, Tony DeLong. Export. Arthur D.

Scalzitti, Jeanr.e'te. Salvatore A. Thomas. Jean-e William H. Evans, Mytro Komarinski, Robert P.

Bolger, Jeanne" Foster C. Rupp, Jeannette Richard Casaerande, Exrrt. Anthony A. Mahov. Irwin William H.

Sn vder. Vaul J. Bergine, Penr. Paul J. Bergmc.

Penn. Dominick Morelli. Export. Ray E. Wilson, Murravsvii Andrew L.

Szakos, Robert H. Sproat, Alfred Vyskievich, Export. Frank T. Mika. Export.

Edward B. Kern. Export. John Slack, William J. Broker, penn.

Robert S. Gardner, Man-r George D. Stemple, Jeanne-'? Thomas P. Dolence, Pittsburgh. Steve A.

Evara. Claridce. George H. Williams, Exp. Joseph M.

Costeilic, Clar cg. Pete J. Radzevick. Penr George H. Madeira, Pitca rn.

Elmer M. Anthonv. Mantir. John P. Toth.

Manor. Bernard Z. Fraley. George F. Haves.

Jeannefi. Steve P. Kasprack, Export Anthony W. Proeida. Jeanr" Joseph F.

Wolicki, Penn. Eugene Verouesi Penn. Faulk Tranchine', Export. Aubrey G. Bartletie.

Murray Nick VV. Vukovich. ClaridEe. Rudolph A. Supancic, Exnort.

William R. Barras. Jeannette. Vincent Comunal, Regis H. Kratochvll.

Stanley Mika, Export. Robert Donhoffer, Clarence E. Rager, Elmer L. Duncan, C'andce Michael L. Chicklo, Jearr.e Roy J.

Gess. Jeannette. Albert Oblak, Manor. Alexander M. Hunter.

Geurino Marsolo, Jeannette. Paul B. Mulien. Jeannette. William B.

Martin. Export. John J. LaVelle, Irwin. David A.

Saul, Harrison William J. Novak. Clanrige. Charles Slavnik. Export.

William E. Bittner. Claririge. po 56 22 52 94 41 S3 94 11 77 15 58 U. S.

Treasury SoU NEW YORK, showers this afternoon. West Virginia Somewhat warmer today. AIRPORT HOURLY TEMPERATURES Midnight 53 Noon 61 1 a. m. 52; 1 p.

m. 63 2 a. Mi 2 p. 64 3 a. 51! 3 p.

65 4 a. 49 4 p. 68 5 a. m. 4V 5 p.

m. 71 a. 48, 6 p. 70 7 a. 47 7 p.

m. 68 8 a. 471 8 p. 67 9 a. 49 9 65 10 a.

54 10 p. m. 61 11 58 11 p. 60 i 12 p. 58 I 1 56 bonds.

Negotiability impaired pending in-10 vestigation. ur-Under rul ww-with war-88 rants; xw-without Warrants; war-warrants. Pittsburgh Market for Foodstuffs CITY OFFICE DATA Maximum 71 Mean Minimum 47 Precipitation METEOROLOGICAL RECORD Sunrise today. .6:41 Sunset today. .8:03 The following data are for yesterday: T.

H. V.i 49 82 6 7:30 p. m. T. H.

65 44 Comparative temperature and for: BI TTER, EGGS AND FOl'LTRY BUTTER Steady; nearby tubs. 92 score, extras, 43c 90 score, standards, 43c; S9 score, 41c; 88 score. 41c. EGGS Firm; white extras, 40c; white, standards, 3c; brown extras, firsts, 36c: current receipts, 33c. Government graded eggs, jobbing prices (price to retailers, restaurants, etc.) in leases, white eggs.

u. S. extras, large, 47-51c; 42-46c; stand, laree, 4o-47c: stand, 42-4 1c; trades. 36c; brown eees, S. extras large, 45-46c; 40- 44c; L.

S. stand, large, 43-44C; medium, 41c. POULTRY Steady; heavy hens, 24-25c; Leghorn hens. 19-20c; Rock springers, 27- 29c; old roosters. 14-15c.

Ducks. 16-18c; young turkey toms, 22-23c; young turkey hens." 23-25c. Geese, 13-14c; Red springers, 26-27c; Leghorn springers, 21-23C FRC1TS AND VEGETABLES Prices quoted below represent sales In '42, '41 '40. '39 '38 '37, '36 '35, High 71 83 641 S3 75. 77, 83 80, I 47 67 52; 60J 561 62! 65' 53j Mean 59 75 58: 72.

66; 70' 79: 66j Precip. .00 .72 OO 0OI.O2'. ary; Lock No. 7, Monongahela river, 17.5 feet, falling; Montgom RAPISHES Ohio bskts. of 2 doz.

bchs. buttons and long whites, 40-65c. SPINACH Ohio, 24-qt. 11.15-1.25. SWEET POTATOES V.

S. No. 1. La. Porto Ricans, bu.

$3.25: Md. Gold- ens bu. S3. 25; Md. Goldens bu.

bskts. $1.25. TOMATOES 8-qt. N. 25-30c; Otiio 40c; small 30c: nearby, 35-50c.

WATERMELONS Ind. long Grays, 24-lb. 45-50c: Pela. Early Kansas. 26-lb.

30c: Okla. Tom Watsons. 36-lb. 90c; Black Diamond, 34 to 36-lb. 90c each.

HAY AND GRAIN" OATS No. 2 white, 58-59c; No. 2 white. 53 -57c. CORN No.

2 yellow-, hHed, 97 -98c; No. 3 yellow, shelled, 95-96c; No. yellow, shelled, 92 -94c. HAY Standard timothy. No.

2 timothy, No. 3 timothy, No. 2 clover mixed, No. 2 clover. STRAW Good dry clean oat straw, good dry wheat etraw, RECEIPTS OF GRAIN' Pennsylvania Lines Arrivals were car of corn and one car of oats.

Livestock Quotations PITTSBURGH Brinkman. Wood Beck ery Dam, 13.5 feet, stationary; Highest temperatura this date since 1874. 94. in 3 903: lowest temperature this date since 1S74, 50, in 1927. Normal temperature for the day, 70; deficiency in temperature for the day, 11; deficiency in temperature since August 30; deficiency in temperature since January 1, 79.

Normal precipitation for the day, deficiency ir. precipitation for the day, .09: 14 14 35 20 31 40 29 31 32 32 32 32 Vi 3 931-4 104 3 03 61 51i 8 49 52 47 49 59 4 NY Edis 3s 107 107 27 NY NHAHcvfis 48 44 41 29 tdo 4s '67 40 40 12 NYOAW rfg 4S '92 6 5 5 cv5s 2014 29 29 107 1 Nor AmCo 3" '54 1031, 103 103 27 Nor Pac 6s 2047. 7 do 5s 2047 6 do 4s 2047... 3 do 4s '97 10 do 3s 2047 13 Ohio Ed 4s '65. 65 S5 51 73 65 55 51 73 73 41 "4 41 41 '4 107 107 10 4 Or-W RRAN" 4s '61 106 106 106 51 Otis Steel 4s'62 A 100 100 100V.

111 110 111 12 Para Pict 4s '56. 99 99 99 22 Pen RR gen 4s'65 101 101 101 6 do 44s deb 70. 88 87 87 13 do 3s '52 16 Phila Co 4s '61. 10 tPh P.eadC&I 6s'49 17 do 5s '73 86 97 9 74 31 86 96 9 30 86 97 9: 30' 3 Philip Mor 3s '62. 103 103 103 10 Phillips Petls '51 101 101 101 12 Portl GenE4s '60 84 19 Readg 4s '97 76 841 -84 i5 5 Repuo Steel 14 tSRioGWes lst4s 56 101 101 101 39 56 23 7 74 17 55 2.3 73 7 17 16 15 27 104 9 9 17 8 97 52 52 53 68 62 S9i, 54 83 89 92 55 6 rlo clt 4s '49.

6 5SLI MAS4sRAG'33 74 tSt L. SF 5s '50 23 74 17 133 tdo 4s '78 17 157 90 27 52 104 16" 72 tdo 4s '50 A 15 5 tSt LSW rfg 5s 1 Schenley Dist4s 104 10 66 tSeao AL cn 6s '45 15 tdo 6s '45 ct 22 do 4s '50 ft. 42 Sea-AFla 6s '35Act 11 Shell Un 2s '54. 19 Sou Pac 4s '68. 31 do 4s '81 46 do 4s '69 32 do rfg 4s '55 6 do clt 4s 23 do 3s '46 41 do 44s Ore '77.

5 SoPacSFTer 4s '50. 21 South Ry bs '56. 6 do cn 5s '94 23 do gen 4s '56. 10 9 17 8 97 53 53 53 68 63 89 55 84 89 92 64 52i 53 68 92 64 64 18 Stand Oi! NJ 3s '61 104 104 104 4 do 2s '53 104 104 104 4 Studebak cv 6s 10 Tex A Pac 5s 28 Third Aveaj 5s 5 Union Oil Cal3s 45. lOS-i; 79C 64 64 60 16 59 101 101 101 its to 3 Un Pac 34s 96 96 96i 8 Unit Drug 5s 96 95 95 4 Utah PAL 5s '44.

96 86 8 VaEIAPow 3s '68 110 110 110 5 Virgin Ry 3s '65. 107 107 107 26 JWabash 4s '91. 14 3 4 63 5do cr. 4s '38 34 34 11 M-K-Tex 5s '62 A. 35 35 10 do aj 5s 20 20 15 do 4s '78 311-4 31 11 do 1st 4s '90 40i2 40 10 do 4s '62 29 29 31 tMo Pac 5s "65 32 31 :8 51 tdo 5s '77 32 32 37 tdo 5s '7 32 32 38 tdo 5s '80 32'-, 32 51 tdo 5s 'St 1 32 32 11 tdo pn 4s '75 3 3 36 5do 3rd ext4s'38.

93 93 11 Nat Dairy 3s 304 104 10 Nat Pt. el 3s '65. 103 103 5 tN "3ns RR 4s '45. 61 64 11 5s '54 51 51 in do 5s '54 49 49 51 NYC rfe 5s 2013.. 53 52 45 do 4'--s 2013 47 47 34 io cn" 4s '98 49 49 52 do cv 3s '52 59 55 4 '74A 77 77.

29 do 44s '78 63 63 31 31 317i 63is 44 40 6 29 65 55 51 27 4. 9 8 97 62 89 54 S3" 89i. loss. 64 16 96 large lots and wholesale prices in original receivers at the local produce yards and reported by the United States agriculture totai precipitation since August 1 normal precipitation since August 1. excess in precipitation since Aurtist i 4.43: 2.61: Lock No.

10, Ohio river, 13.2 feet, rising. FCC Official Urges Telegraph Merger DETROIT, Aug. 25 (TP) Telegraph service in the United States would improve if Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies merged, Ray C. Wakefield, mem market service. APPLES Bu.

V. S. No. 1. 1.82, total precipitation since January l.

25.92; normal precipitation since January 1. 25 30: excess precipitation since Janu Anthony Molinaro. Monaca, Edwin D. Slater, Monaca. Louis Mano.

Monaca. Roiand V. Macafee, Georgetown. Frank T. Symonak.

Industry. Samuel Katish, Midland. Deimar E. Mcgafick. Industry.

Wayne D. Strouss, Clinton. Charles Cox. Burgettstown. Charles L.

Stressler, Smith's Ferrv. Thomas E. Pickering, 1634 Beechwood Blvd. James E. Neville, New Brighton.

David E. Larkin, Freedom. Ralph C. Southwick. Rochester.

John H. Hrinak, Monaca. John W. Daniel, Smith Ferry. Antony J.

Monaco, Midland. John A. Komara, Wellsville, O. Thomas J. Zupsic, Monaca.

John W. Kamp, Midland. ary 1, .62. 2-in. Wealthys, Maiden Blush.

N. 2-in. Duchess and Alexanders, 2-in. Duchess, 75c: W. 2-in.

Mcintosh and Maiden Blush, Ohio, 2-in. Wealthys and Rambos, 24-in. Rambos. fair 75c; Unclassified, Pa. Wealthys, 2-in.

$1.00. BEANS 12-qt. bskts. Limas Green varieties 60-5c. furnish the following quotations: H.

L.i H. L. 82 65 Louisville 79 50 74 43: Madison 74 51 75 48' Minneapolis. 81 60 70 50: New York 56 7 4 50; Omaha 72 65 71 48 Philadelphia. 72 51 70 i Pittsburgh ..71 47 91 St.

Louis 7S f.4 92 65 Washington 73 56 75 46, Winnipeg 79 61 75 66, Cattle Receipts, light; market steady; good to choice, good ber of the Federal Communications Commission, asserted here today. A merger would also be a long stride toward making the United States the "communications center of the world," Wakefield said in an address to the American Bar Association. steers, $12. 75'a 14.00; medium to good, 1,200 to 1.300 tidy, BEETS Ohio, bskts. of 1 bunches, 40c.

CABBAGE Pa. Domestic Round bu. bskts. and 50-lb. acks, 50-60c.

CANTALOUPES Salmon Meats. 17-4 53'-t doz. type, 1.050 to 1.150 $12.50514.00: fair. 900 to 1.100 $10. 00j 11.00; common.

Edwin B. Logan, Avalon. Kevin Burns. 340 Burrows St. Warren F.

Lintelman, Kenyon and Vassar Streets. ARMY AIR FORCE Jumbo 45s, 36s, $4.25 4.75; 00 to 900 common good fat bulls, $8.00 12.50; common good fat cows, heifers, 45s, bu. to 1,100 Hogs Receipts, light. The market ruled Ticker Talk lower; prime heavy hogs. $14.00 'a 14.80; 27s, Standard 45s, Pony N.

bu. Ohio, $1.50. CARROTS Ohio bskts. of 1 bunches, 40-5Oc. CAULIFLOWER Colo.

Pony doz. heavy mixed, 220 to 250 $15.15 15.35; prime medium weights. 180 to $15. 305 15.40: best yorkerjs. 160 180 $15.10 15.30: good light york ers, 120 to 150 pigs as to quality.

$14. 0CH 14.25; common 200 to to N. 12s to 14s. $1.25 1.50. CELERY Pascal type, 16-in.

trimmed tops, 2 to 4 $4.50 4.75; crts. ITIXITY ASKS EXTENSIOX National Power and Ligrht has askpd SEC for a one-year extension of an order directing: the dissolution of the unit. The SEC has et September 15 for a hearing. good roughs, $12. 503 13.50; stags, 16-m.

trimmed lops, lo 4 10.50. Ohio, 16-in. trimmed Sheep Receipts, light; market strong on choice lambs and sheep: other grades KOPPERS PREFKRRED Koppers Companv declared a rezra 8 of lambs slow. Prime wethers, $6.25 tops, 4 $3 2o; 6 $2. Goldenheart, N.

10-in. 3 to doz. S3.00-3.15. CORN All sections Yellow, per 20-30C 6.75; good mixed. fair mixed ewes and wethers, $4.00 "ft 5.00 culls and lar quarterly dividend of $1.50 on preferred stock, payable October 1 record beptember 11.

FLORIDA EAST COAST common. $2.00 4.00; culls to choice lambs Bismarck Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Columbus Detroit Duluth Ft. Worth Huron Indianoplis, Kan. City U. S.

Treasury WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. (JT The sition of the treasury August 22: St receipts 21.874,328 r-xpenauures Net balance Working balance included Customs receipts for month Receipts fiscal year Uuly 194.779.528 3. 9SS. 987.703 3,226,533,261 15,313,011 1.175.515,286 fiscal year 8.848,961.177 Excess of 7.673,445.891 Total debt 85,700,979,183 Increase ever previous 4a' 20,99,457 Gold assets 22 745,032,035 DRY GOODS MARKET NEW YORK, Aug.

25. (JP The goods trade remained quiet today small sales of print cloth and related against Government orders. Woolen and rayons remained quiet, with the awaiting Government request for additional supplies of wool. ONION FITCHES SOON organize futures market for onions, a $20,000,000 industry, will be opened Exchange B. Shawhan.

Markets at a Glance NEW YORK St.K-ks Lower; leaders In slow ciine. Konds Irregularly lower; some rails 'i'n w.ilrt: xew Orleans immisl(m house baying. and CUCUMBERS N. bu. Fancy, culls to choice yearlings, $6.00 11.50.

GRAPES lug boxes, The deposit committee for Florida Calves Receipts, light; market steady Thompson East Coast Railway first and refunding: morteage 5 per cent bonds, Se to strong; veal calves, $16.5017.50 heavy and medium calves, $7.0015.00. 12 cotton with Items goods trade ries announced vthe recent of the Florida National Building Seedless. Rimers Pa. Champions, cartons of 2-qt. HONEY DEWS Ariz.

Jumbo crts. 8s. and Standard 9s, $2.25 LETTUCE Calif. Iceberg, crts. of poration to purchase deposited bonds had been accepted by non-institutional holders of $754,600 face value of 'the 2.50 4 6 $6.00: Ohio Leaf, 10-Ib.

Sac $1.00. bonds. BHZEJf MANTUFACTI RIXG John W. Fagan. Monongahela.

Robert S. Morda. Ford Citv. Curtis W. Patterson, E.

(Liverpool, O. Howard 32. Ferrell. Ingram. Roiland C.

Herpst II, 4045 Brighton Rd. William H. Patterson, Johnstown. William A. Ross, Baver Falls.

William J. Coffey. Johnstown. James R. Cope, Mt.

Lebanon. William J. Wellings. 7043 Willard St George M. Craig, Baden.

Joseph W. Cartus, 10 Haberman Ave. David W. Nelson. Monongahela.

Gerald R. Shannon, Ford City. Larry J. Daurelle, Farrell. Ralph G.

Poweison, Washington. Mack S. Underwood. 1001 Carson St, Peter S. Drazich, Steubenvilie.

Ohio David J. Kell, 1409 Federal St. Edward J. Creevy, Swissvale. Ewing F.

Brown, Belle Vernon. George J. Nash, Belle Vernon. Herbert F. James, Greenville.

Don L. Colaneelo, Sharon. Thomas A. Perry, Wampum. George W.

Davis. Sharon. Kenneth E. Miller, Windber. William A.

Mercer, Avalon. Robert D. Lloyd, Dnrmont. James P. Ganster, Edgewood.

Lawrence p. Sisk, 7420 Monticello Samuel Sederoff, Canonsburg Kenneth Weisl. 603 Natchez St. MARINES Harry J. Wilker, 417 Cedarhurst St John D.

Shipley. Crafton. Chester Ziemianski, West Natrona. Glenn L. Buzzard, Chester, Va Joseph H.

Ward, 5229 Dresden Way William J. Campbell. Butler. Patsy Lucehino, North Braddock Clyde K. Jones, 105 Burdine Ave Earl C.

Park. Forest Hills Joseph I. McDavitt. Rankin. James J.

O'Toole, Braddock. Alfred Ernes, Wheeling. W. Kenneth W. Stonebraker, Neals Run, Carl L.

Morris, Wiley-Ford, W. Va John L. Speece, Clarihgton, Ohio. James W. VanSickle.

Greensboro. Thomas H. Hall, Filbert Stephen E. Navara, Wood. John A.

ravin. Altoona. A registration statement covering 6s N. CHICAGO. Aug.

25. JP (U. S. Department Agriculture) Salable hogs 13,000 head, total 17.000 head: less active but generally steady on all weights and ows; good and choice 180-240-pounds, $14.85 ft, 15.05; top 240-270 pounds, $14.70 15.00: 270-330 pounds, $14.50 rd 14.80 good and choice sows. 330 pounds down, $14.25 (S 14.50; 330-400 pounds, $14.

OOiQ 14.35; good 400-500 pounds, shippers took 1.000 head. Salable cattle 11,000 head, calves 1.000 head fed teers and yearlings opened steady but closing very active, strong to a shade higher: largely $13. 75o 16.00 market S5.326 shares of common stock of ac-ncuitural on on 40 39 40 80 80 80 li 84 84 84 44 44 44 86 86U 86 33 33 33 33 33 33 84 84 84 81 81 81 83 83 83 92 92 92 16 16 16-4 99 99 99 31 30 30 29 29 29 29 29 29 101 1 101 101 16 16 16 34 34 34 15 15 15 13 12 12 57 57 57 pre-ok ago. two years ago. 30i 37 Jdo 4s '81 40 do 4s '71 3 Walwrth 4s 10 West Shore 4s 2361.

5 Westn Md 4s '52. 15 tWestn Pac lst5s'46 19 tdo 5s '46 asd. 8 Western Un 5s 11 do 5s 60 10 do 4s '50 4 Wheel Stl 34 '66. 15 SWisCen 4sSAD '36 2S Young SAT 3s'60 FOREIGN BONDS offer Cor SI 23 tSBrazil 8s '41 8 tjo 6s '26-57. 18 do 64s 6 Canada 5s '52 8 -Chile 6s '61Jan asd 16 Colomb 3s '7i 31 tMinas Ger 64s '5S 33 -rRio de Jan 6.s'53 5 Urug aj3s4s4s'79 Total bond sales today, vious day, we 400: vear ago.

$6,713,300 par value of Rheem Manufacturing Company, manufacturer of steel drums, barrels, was filled -with LIMES Fla. cartons, $1. 2o ONIONS 50-lb. sks. U.

S. No. 1, and Mich, yellows whites Okla. whites $1. Wash.

Sweet Spanish. GREEN ONIONS Ohio bskts. of 2 65-75c. FEACHES U. S.

No. 1, bu. Elbertas. 2 v. -in.

l.au; Ida. doz. Pa. ARMY George L. Sarver, Beaver Falls.

Donald B. Neal, Blairsville. William B. Vire, Wiikinsburg. Belford R.

Canonsburg. Michael Suchar, Verona. Albert J. Jumet, Wiikinsburg. Thomas B.

Wiikins, 237 Lothrop St. Peter Brasko, Sewickley. Robert P. Stewart, Clairton. Dewey O.

Brewer, 228 Collins Ave. George P. Echill, Wilmerding. Albert Carter, Canonsburg. Wilson L.

Chauvan. 201 Collins Ave. Albert C. Slater, 3 Logan Way. William F.

Mesko, Rankin. Charles W. Shaffer, Aliquippa. Stanley S. Sbpanka.

Glassport. Harry A. Koerner, 1902 Fulton St. Thomas B. Byrer.

Dormont. Daniel J. McFarlin. 254 Lytton Ave. Walter S.

Grabowski, North Bessemer. Myrrei C. Hendricks, Aliquippa. Philip J. Perri, Butler.

Anthony J. Kotfis, McDonald. George W. Bentley, 1127 N. Lang Ave.

Joseph Nyiri. Leechburg. Camillus F. McMahon. 1112 Macon Ave.

William E. Johnson, Portage. Victor G. Baranosky, New Kensington. Robert Martin.

Verona. William G. Fine, Monongahela. Norman D. Miller, Tarentum.

Milton Winters, 923 Bidwell St. Albert S. Jester, Dravosburg. William R. Mason.

East Pittsburgh. Kenneth W. Swartz. Crawfordvtile, Ind. Charles W.

Hornstein, Meadville. Harry W. Viehman, 2947 Brevard Ave. William S. Chambers, Oekroont.

Alfred R. Schroeder. Sewickley. Harold H. Williamson, Holsopple.

Howard G. Currie, New the SEC. DEVOF. AND RAVSOLBS Devoe Reynolds Company is now dressing domestic hog bristles for use in making brushes, a new industry. Hales, 2 7-in.

W. Va. Eibertas. 2V-in. 2-in.

Hales, S2. 25-2. 40. PEARS U. S.

No. 1, N. Y. bu. bskts.

Clapps Favorite, 2-in. eastern Bartletts, 2-in. Mich. Bartlett. 2-in.

min. bu. ASKS RAIL FLAX CHANCE City Bank Farmers Trust Company rt New York asked the SEC to modify the Denver Rio Grande reorganization plan so as to eliminate a proposed $2,250,000 new financing and in $2,625,950: January 1 to date. $1,355, two east, quoted in dollars and th.rtj-.e Per Month. Cent.

Year. September 2 1942 10v 2 December. 1 1942 100.13 1 3 1943 100 3 June 114 1943 100 is September 1 1943 100 21 December. 1" 3943 100 1 1944 100 2 June i 1944 100 .12 September 1 1944 101 September 1944 99.1 March 1945 100. 14 December 1945 fl 31 r' 1 194 99 2 -J December 1946 100 4 1- Subject to Federal taxes r-'J' with top several loads 16.25: light steers up to $16.00 and light yearlings.

$15.75: stockers scarce, firm: fed heifers steady with best bulk $13 00ST 15.00; cows lO-fflSc lower: canners $9.00 down: most fat cows $9.25 fi 10.50; supply largely native grass cows; bulls firm with $12.00 paid freely for weighty sausage offerings: vealers fairly active, 25c higher with $16.00 paid freely. Salable cheep 3,500 head, total 9.500 head: all salughter classes closing steady; five double decks good to choice Washington spring lambs weighing 89 pounds, bet natives $15.50: good and choice native springers $15.005 15.35: throuwouts mostly S11.50 down; bulk fat ewes I5.50Q6.50; tew $8.75. de- W. Wgher on short fOTerlng in light trade. lat ln eson with rtlT; 4S wKher on yearling.

stead allocate that amount in PEAS Colo. bu. PERSIAN MELONS Calif, jumbo 5s and 6. stand, crts. 6s, $2.75.

POTATOES V. S. No. 1, 100-lb. 916.900: vear aeo.

years ago, SI, 356, 077,900. com wd-With declaration. ct-Certifieates. tSelling flat on account of default nrincinal or interest or both. JSeliing flat for reasons other than faujf mon stock to holders of general mortgage bonds.

The bank is trustee for the mortgage. LONDON MARKET QUIET of unwashed. N. J. Chippewas, Katahdins and Cobblers, size B.

Cobblers, onto i.uu, de- S5-90c: Fenna. cnippewas. I nippewas ji.uu-i.uo; coDoiers. tinu Trading was quiet in the London Stock Afarket and prices generally jMatured bond. Negotiability impaired, asnea, cam.

wcg wmia w- rteady at the close. state Income taxes. 4.