RADIO WADH WORL WBZ WCOP WNAC WMEX 850 950 1030 1260 1510 600 700 800. 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 MORNING 7:45 Singers. WCOP- Hum and Strum. Clock. WORL-William H.
9:55 Rideout Weather. 8:00 WBZ. WNAC. WEEI. WMEXNews.
WCOP--News Digest. WHDH- -News, WORL- Song for You. 8:05 WHDH- Musical Alarm Clock. 8:15 Boston Tune Party. George and Dixie.
-Shopping Talk. and Strum. WME -Musical Timetable. WORL Save the Children, 8:30 WBZ Carl Caruso, news. News.
WEE Wild Azaleas, 8:15 8:35 WBZ Georgia Mac and Buckaroos. WORL A Church. Encores. WEEI--Listen. Ladies.
WORL- the Blueroom. 8:55 WNAC-Weather. 9:00 Mildred W. Carlson. WAC News: Nelson Churchill.
WEE More of Moore. -Children Song Scandinavian Melodies, WHDH- News. Safety Squad, This Changing World. WNAC- -Tello Test Quiz. Food Fair.
Wake Up and Smile. Housewives' Special. 8:30 Fashions in Melody. WNAC- The Better quiz. WELL- -Columbia Country Journal.
WMEX- -Waltz Time. WORL- 920 Club. WBZA Miss and a Male. WADH- Calling All Girls. WORL The Story Lady.
9:55 WMEX- Farm and Home Show: News. 10:00 -Eileen Barton Art Ford. MC. WEEI- -Give and Take. WAC This Week in Washington.
WCOP-Food Is Fun. WMEX- A. Goodline. poetry. WHDH- News.
WORL- -News: Club. 10:45 WADH- Uncle John's Spelling Bee. 10:15 WAC- Rhythm Caravan. WCOP- -Club Time. WMEX- Inspirations.
10:30 WBZ- Golden Gate Quartet, WNA Yankee Jr. House Party. WEEL Taylor. Home Economist. WCOP- -Teen Town, WMEX- -Hawaiian Harmontes.
Time. WORL ball interview. 10:45 WBZ and Orchestra. Adele Bailey, short stories. WHDH- -Melodies of the West.
11:00 WBZ Maurice Tobin. Mrs. Howard T. Spaulding. WNA Warren, news.
Sweeney, news. WCOP- -String Ensemble. WMEX- -Children's Gospel Crusade. WHDH-Spotlight on Youth. 11:05 WEEI-Nila Mack's Let's Pretend.
WBZ- Jumpin' Jacks. Musical Roundup. Message. 11:30 WBZ -Smilin' Ed McConnell. Land of the Lost.
Billy Burke Show. WOOP- Betty Moore WMEX- Children's Bible Hour. WHDA- The Music Box. -T. B.
Ass speaker. 11:48 WCOP- Gaylord. diary notes. AFTERNOON 12:00 WBZ-News. WNA -House of Mystery, drama.
WEEI-Theatre of Today. WCOP- Chester Bowles. WMEX. 13:05 WBZ- Marvin Behrens, news. 12:15 WBZ--Man on the Farm.
WCOP-Musi-Kids Quiz. -Melodies. WHDH- Sparkling Rhythm. 12:30 WEEI- Over a Hollywood, Drama and Music. WHDH- -Novena 12:40 WBZ-4-H Club.
WINAC- -Mildred Thompson The World Tomorrow. WCOP- Air Journal. 1:00 WEZ- National Farm-Home Hour. -Opry House Matinee. -Grand Central Station.
WCOP- -Symphonies for Youth. -Italian Melodies. Musical Matinee. News: 920 Club. 1:15 WMEX- Little Show.
1:30 Veteran's Adviser. -County Fair. -Prevue Time. TUNE IN TONIGHT ALL-BEETHOVEN RADIO CONCERT Overture to "Leonore," No. 3, Op.
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TOBIN, Mrs. Howard T. Spaulding speak for Hospital of Massachusetts Women's Hospital; WBZ, 11. AFTERNOON GEN JOSEPH T. McNARNEY Frankfort, comments me on the Army's demobilization program as scheduled for April, May and June: WBZ, 1:30.
MET. OPERA: Ponchielli's "La with Zinka Milanov. Richard Tucker. Margaret Harshaw, Rise Stevens. Leonard Warren; WCOP, 2.
BARRY FITZGERALD in His Honor, the Barber; WBZ, 5. PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA, Eugene Ormandy conducting: WEEI. 5. A. 0.
H. PRESENTATION to U. S. S. Shamrock Bay; WNAC, 5:15.
WARREN ATHERTON: "Universal Military Training': WAC. 5.45. EVENING HELEN HAYES starred in "Siren Song From Baltimore." drama aid of Cross; WEEI, 7. WILLION, RENDIX in Life of Riley, 20 QUESTIONS, quiz, with Cecil Brown, guest; WNAC. 8.
BASKET Interscholastic BALL tournament: GAME: New WHDH, England to WNAC, WMEX, 10 to 11. TRUTH CONSEQUENCES, with Ralph Edwards; LIONEL BA BARRYMORE in Mayor of the Town, sketch; WEEI, 8:30. Irish BARN songs: DANCE: Phil Regan, tenor; in CAN YOU TOP THIS? WBZ. 9:30. BOSTON SYMPHONY Orchestra, Dr.
Serge Koussevitzky conducting an all. Beethoven program; WCOP, 9:30. LT COL HENRY C. LODGE JR. addresses annual banquet of South Boston Citizens Association; Thomas E.
Linehan. USN. retired, toastmaster; WHDH. 9:30 to 10. GRAND OLE OPRY.
WBZ. 10:30. CONGRESSMAN Andrew Biemiller: All-American WEEI, 10:45. HOOVER. talk on the Food Situation: 10:30.
HOCKEY GAME: Olympics VS N. Y. Rovers: WMEX, 11. STELLE, American Legion Commander. "The Vet and Surplus WEEI.
11:15. 1:45 -News. WCOP- -Quoting America. WHDH- -Fishermen's Time. WORL -Hollywood Sound Stage.
20 WBZ--Youth for Christ. WNAC- Louis. Kaufman, news. WEEI- Garden Gate. WCOP- Opera.
WMEX -Race: Dance Revue. WADH- News. WORL -News; 920 Club. 2:05 WHDH- -Bird and Animal Lore. 2:15 WBZ- Crime on Your Hands.
WHAC-Voice of the Apothecary. WEEL--News, -Bedford Beliringers. 2:30 E. Jr. Meeting.
-Marine Band, Columbia Workshop. WMEX- -Rainbow Rendezvous. WHDH- -Musical Matinee. 3:00 2:45 WBZ -Race; Show Time. WNAC- Cleveland Symphony.
Columbia Philharmonic. -Assignment Home. Musical Matinee. Dance Parade. 3:30 AWD Session.
3:15 WMEX-Race; Dance Matinee. WORL -Don Artiste. 3:45 WEEI-C. I. O.
Interviews. -Race: Irish Melodies. 4:00 WBZ- Doctors at Home. WNAC. -Meet the Press.
WEEI-Martin Block's Record Shop. Matinee. WHDH- Musical Matinee. WORL 920 Club. 4:30 WBZ- Encores.
WNAC Southern Harmonizers. WEEI-Follies. Evelyn Howe. MC. WMEX- -Man With the Band.
WHDH- Say It With Music. 4:45 WAC -George Barry's Orch. Sinatra, songs. 5:00 WBZ-His Honor the Barber. WNAC Jam Session.
WEEL-Philadelphia Orchestra. WMEX- Books Bring Adventure. WHDH---News. WORL--News: 920. Club.
5:15 WNAC. Presentation by A. O. H. U.
S. S. Shamrock Bay. wsboys Club of the Air. WHDH-Boston Ballroom.
5:30 Me Mister. WNAC- School Sports. 5:45 WB2-Tin Pan Alley of the Air. WAC- Warren Atherton. WCOP- Jordan, songs.
WHDH- Pinza, opera star, interviewed. WMEX- Race Results: News, EVENING 6:00 WBZ. WNAC. WEEI, WCOP--News WMEX- Race Results: music. WHDH--News; sports, 6:05 WBZ- Harwood, news.
6:15 Hadley, sports. WEEI-Labor-Management Forum. WCOP- News. WMEX- -Racing Resume. WHDH- Tropicana.
6:25 6:30 WBZ- Washington Snapshots. Manhattan Serenade. WNAC-The Answer Man Harry Wismer sport show. WMEX- -Silvertones. WHDH- Elia sonEs.
6:45 England Forum. WAC--Jim Britt's Roundup. WEEI- B. S. World News.
WCOP- Labor S. A WMEX -Frank Fallon, sports WHDH- -Meet the Bands. 6:55 7:00 Foreign Policy. WNAC- The Avenger. WEEl-Helen Hayes in Red Cross sketch.
WCOP- weather. WMEX- Trail Riders. WHDH- V. Munroe, songs 1:15 WCOP- Your Business. WHDH- -Milton George's Orchestra.
WMEX-News. 7:30 WBZ The Symphonette, Mishel Piastro conducting. WNAC- -Arthur Hale. news. WEEL Nighter, sketch.
WCOP- -The Green Hornet. sketch. WMEX -Your American Music. WHDH-Music by Request. 7:45 -New England in Congress.
8:00 WBZ- Life of Riley, sketch. WNAC-20 Questions, quiz show. WEEI-Dick Haymes Show. WCOP- -Dick Tracy, sketch. WMEX-Word Life Hour.
-News. 8:05 WHDH--N. E. Interscholastic Basket Ball. 8:30 WBZ Truth or Consequences.
WNAC Harry Savoy Show. WEEI-Mayor of the Town. sketch. WCOP-Famous Trials. 8:45 WMEX- Adjutant's -Tommy Carr's, Orchestra.
8:55 WEEI- Ned Calmer, news. 9:00 WBZ-Barn Dance. Leave It to the Girls. -Your Hit Parade. WCOP- -Gang Busters.
WMEX- Classical Album. WHDH-News: Dance Music. 9:30 WBZ-Can You Top This? WNAC-Break the Bank. WCOP- Boston Symphony Orch. WHDH-Lt Col Henry Cabot Lodge 9 45 WEEI-Saturday Serenade.
WMEX-News. 10:00 WBZ- Judy Canova Show. WNAC. WMEX-Finals, New England Interscholastic Basket Ball. WHDH--News 10:15 -Celebrity Club.
WHDH-Dance music. 10:30 WBZ- Grand Ole Opry. WCOP. -Herbert Hoover, talk on food situation. WHDH-Resume, basket ball game.
10:45 WEEI- -Cons. Andrew J. Biemiller. WCOP- Hayloft Hoedown WMDH- Jerry Wald's Orch 11:00 WBZ. WAC, WCOP- -News Digest.
WMEX-Olympics vs. Y. Rovers. WHDH-News. 11:05 WBZ Elmer N.
Eddy, news. 11:10 WEEI-Rideout Weather Report 11:15 WBZ- Weather. WNAC-Korn's a-Krackin. WEEI--John Stelle, Commander, American Legion. WCOP- Subscription Series.
WHDK--The Three Suns 11 30 WBZ-Milt Herth Trio. WEEI--Ray McKinley's WMEX-Day's End. music. -Fishermen's Time, 11:45 WBZ-Herb Lewis. songs.
-News of Tomorrow. -Dance music. 11:55 WNAC. WMEX-News. 12:00 WBZ, WEEI, WHDR-News.
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Waltham, Masa WALtham 1810 N. Y. Stock Market General List Stronger NEW YORK. March 15 (AP)Stocks recovered all around in tomarket although buying still restricted and most leaders closed a bit under the best. tions.
steels and motors ond hour advance after a stumbling start. Rails and utilities pushed up the final half hour. Plus marks of fractions to two points were well distributed with a few wider jumps by notably "thin" issues. Douglas Aircraft was up five Eastman Kodak Dow Chemical Schenley three (on shareholders' approval of a splitup), DuPont, American Airlines and Eastern Airlines each and Santa Fe and Chrysler two each. Stocks and Dividends Net In Dollars High Low Close Change Abr Str 120 120 120 A Brill Acme Stl Adams Exp Addressograph 1 Admiral Cp Air Reduc 1a 51 Alaska Jun Alleghany Corp.
Alleghany pr. Alleg pri pr. 71 71 71 Alleg Stl 2. Alleg West 6., 108 108 108 Allen Ind 22 22 22 Allied Chem 6.. Allied Kid Allied Mills 34 33 34 Allied Strs 1.60.
50 49 Allis Chal 1.60.. 52 Amerada 3. 142 140 142 Am Air Line 1g. Am Bk Note 1a. 34 33 34 Am Bosch Am Brake 51 51 51 Am Radio Am Can Am Can pr 7...
203 203 Am Car 3g. 61 61 Car pr 7... 122 122 Am Chain Am Chicle 4a. 145 145 A Am CrysS pr 61 106 Am Distillers 2.. Am Export 2.
Am For Am 6 108 108 108 118 118 118 Am 2d 34 34 Am Hide Lea. Am pr 3 Am Ice. Am Ice pr Am Loco 1.40a.. Am Loco pr 6.. Am Mach .80.
40 39 40 Am Metal Am Metal pr 6.. 145 145. Am News 2.10a. 88 88 88 Am 15 119 119 107 107 Am Rad .40.... Am Roll 29 Am RM pr 101 Am Safety 2..
39 Am Shipbidg 1e. Am Smelting 2a Am Smelt pr 7.. 181 181 Am Stl Fdy 2... Am Stove 1.20.. Am Tel Tel 9.
187 Am Tobacco 3a. Am Tob 3a Am Tob pr 6... 165 Am Type 23 Am Viscose 63 63 Am Water Wks. 22 Am WW 1st pr6 107 107 107 Am Woolen. 43 Am Wool pr 2k.
Am Zinc Anaconda Ander Clay 1.60 Archer Dan .80. Armour Ill Armour pp Armstrong 54 54 Ass'd DG 48 48 Ass'd DG 1 pr 6 144 143 143 Atch 6.. pr 5. 117 117 117 Atl Coast 4. 67 67 Atl 38 38 38 Atl Refining Atl Ref prB 3.60 109 109 109 Atlas Corp Aust Nich A 6g.
Autocar 2f 31 31 Aviation 11 Aviation pr 68 68 Baldwin Balt Ohio. Balt Ohio 41 41 Bangor Aroos. Ban A pr 5..1 79 Barber Asph 1.. 38 37 Barnsdall .80. Bath Ir Wks 4..
Bayuk Cig 44 44 44 BeatCream1.40a 60 60 60 Beech Air 1g. 21 Bell Aircraft 1e. 27 Bendix 52 51 Beneficial 1.20a. Best Co 36 Best Foods 1... Beth Steel 6...
100 Beth Stl 7 pr 7.. Bigelow San 2.. Blaw Knox Boeing Air. 31 Bon Ami 61 61 61 Bond Strs 1.40.. Borden Co 53 Borg Warn 1.60..
48 Bower Roll Braniff Air .60.. 26 Bridgprt: Br .60. Briggs Mfg 2... 47 47 Bristol Myers.35e 48 46 48 BkinUnGas Brunswick Blk 1 31 31 BucyrusErie. 15e Budd Mfg 22 Budd Mfg pr 5t- 95 95 Budd Wheel.60a.
24 24 24 Bullard Co 2. 36 BurlingtonM1.40 41 41 Burroughs .40. 17 Bush Term Butler Bros 28 Butte Byers AM Byers A pr 7. Byron Jack Calif Pack CampWynt Canada Dry 1.. 42 42 Canada Sou 3..
54 54 54 Canada Pac Carrier Carrier pr 2... 57 57 57 Case Thresh1.20e 41 41 41 CaterplarTret 3. Celanese Corp 2 61 Celanese 7 pr Celanese 1 107 107 Celotex Corp 25 Celotex pr 1.... 21 21 21 CentAguirre Cent HudGas .48 11 11 Century Rib .60 Cerro de Pas 46 46 Certain 17 Cert'nTeed 110 110 110 Chain Belt 1.... 36 36 36 Champ Paper 1a 46 46 46 112 112 112 Ches Cp Va .80.
Ches Ohio 3b. Chic Ill. 13 JII A 2g 23 23 23 Chic Gt ChicGW pr ChiMailOrd ChicM St 75 ct 3g 40 40 74 74 DIVIDENDS UNITED SHOE MACHINERY CORPORATION The Directors of this Corporation have declared a dividend of per share on the Preferred capital stock. They have also declared a dividend of per share on the Common capital stock. The dividends on both Preferred and Common stock are payable April 5.
1946. to stockholders of record at the close of business March 19, 1946. WALLACE KEMP. Treasurer THE BOSTON DAILY GLOBE-SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1946 Financial and Radio Seven High Low 30 Indus. 192.14 189.71 191.66+1.68 20 Rails 62.27 61.11 62.19+ .75 15 Utils 40.19 39.45 40.05+ .66 BONDS 40 Bonds.
109.43+ .07 1st Rails, 119.25 .14, 2d Rails. 102.20 .12 Utilities 109.72- .03 Industrials 105.53+ .05 20 Metal stocks compiled by Boston News Bureau 24.56+ .24 DOW JONES AVERAGES MARCH 15, 1946 STOCKS Net Yesterday's Highlights York volume. 1,050.000 York $4,700,000 York curb volume. 370,000 York curb $410,000 stock volume. 16,782 Most active New stock, United Corporation.
active Kachi Boston stock, National Service. WHAT STOCK MARKET DID Fri. Thurs. Advances 634 401 Declines 162 367 Unchanged 123 177 Total issues 919 945 New 1946 highs 018 16 New lows 45 66 (By the Associated Press) Day's Markets in Nutshell New stocks firm. Bonds closed mainly firm.
New York Curb firm. Boston stocks irregular. Cotton off points. Wool tops steady to up 9 points. Grease wool up points.
Cocoa. no sales. Grains mainly steady. Cattle and hogs steady. Wholesale price index up .14.
Stocks In and Dollars Dividends Low Close Net High Change Hud Manhat. Hud Bay M. h2. 38 38 Hud Mot .40... Hupp Motor Idaho Pow 1.60.
40 40 Illinois 34 34 Illinois Cen pr. 72 72 72 Illinois Term R. 12 Indplis 1.20 Indus Rayon 2.. 81 80 50 Inland Stl 115 113 115. Inspiration 1...
Interchem 1.60 46 46 46 Intercon Rub.35g Interlake Ir Harv 2.60a.. Int Hydro Elec. 11 11 Int Minerals 1.. Int Minerals pr. Int Mining.
Int Nickel 1.60.. 36 Int Paper 2... 42 Int Paper pr 5.. 111 111 111 Int Rwy Cen A. 20 Int Tel For ct.
Int Shoe 1.80... Int Joy Jewel Johns Jacobs Intertype Dpt Mfg Tea Man Laugh Co 1.. 1.20g.. 1.40.. 2..
51 40 24 51 24 40 Kalam Stv Kan City KanCSo pr. 59 59 59 2 Kayser 22 22 Kelsey Hys 24 24 24 Kennecott 52 60 60 60 Koppers 1.60. Koppers pr 110 110 Kresge SS 1.20a 36 Kress 1.60.. Kroger 2.. Laclede Gas Lambert 2......
53 53 Lane Bryant 1a. 43 43 Lee Rubber 70 70 70 Lehigh 1.. Leh Cement 1 45 43 Lehigh Val Coal Leh Val Coal pr. 58 Leh Val Lehman 1.20a., 53 53 53 Fink 1.40. Lerner Strs 34 Libby 1....
63 Libby McN Liggett Myer 3a Liggett My 3a Lima Loco 28 71 70 71 Link Belt 2... Lion Oil 1a. Liquid Carb 36 36 36 Liquid Carb Lockheed A 2... Loew's Lone Star 69 Long Bell Loose-Wiles 78 -1 Lorillard 1. I 3.52.
63 Lukens Stl 23 23 Mack Truck 3g. 70 70 Macy 1.60 Mad Sq Gard 1. Magma Cop Manati Sug Manhat Shirt 1a 40 40 40 Maracaibo Marine MarketStRyppr Martin Glen. 43 MartinParry .60 24 Masonite 1..... Master Math Alkali 1..
May Dept 1.70. 57 57 Maytag 14 McCrory Strs 1. 33 33 McCrory pr 114. 114 114 pr 4. McLellan pr 5..
116 116 116 MeadCorp Mead pr ww 105 106 106 Melville Shoe 2. 48 Mengel Mesta Mch 53 Merch Min 1. Miami Cop Mid Cont Mid Sti Prod 2. Minn Minn St Honey St 1a. ac 58 57 13 Minn Min Mfg.
45 45 Mission Co 30 Missouri pr Mohawk Cpt 2.. 51 51 51 Mojud Hos 37 37 Monsanto 2. 141 141 Monsanto Mot Prod 1. 28 28 Mont Ward 2... Mot Wheel 1.20.
Mueller Brs 1.60 Mullins Mfg Murphy Murray 18 Nash Kelvin 21 21 Nat Acme 2.... Nat Airlines. Nat Avia Nat Battery 1.. Nat Biscuit 1.20 32 Nat Cash Regla Nat Contain .80 Nat Cy Gas .80. Nat Dairy 1.40.
39 Nat DptStrs la. 45 Nat Distillers 2. Nat Gypsum Nat Gyp pr4 Nat Lead Nat Lead pr A 7 203 Nat Ld pr 6.1 170 170 170 Nat Linen 23 23 23 Nat Mal Stl.45g 31 Nat Pow Nat Steel 3..... 81 81 81 Nat Supply, Nat Sup pr Nat Nat Tea .80 Nat Vul Fib.20e Nehi Corp 29 29 Newberry. NewmontM Newpt Ind Newport Stocks and Dividends Net In Dollars High Low Close Change Air Brk 2..
55 Central 1e. 44 44 44 pr 123 122 123 NYC Omnbs 3. pr3.60 112 112 112 NY Shipbid 3g. 26 26 Norfolk W10a -2 pr 4 No Amer No Am Av 1g. Northern Pac 1e Nethwst Air 48 47 48 Ohio Oil 22 21 22 Oliver Farm 1g.
Oliver pr Omnibus 1..... Otis Elev Lac Gas 2. 44 Pac Lighting 3.. 59 59 59 Pac Mills 77 77 77 Pac Tin. 9 9 PackardMot.15g Pan Am Air 21 Pan East Panhandle Paramt Pict 2.
Park 66 66 Park Utah ParkeDav 37 36 37 Parmelee Trans. Patino 23 Penick 76 76 76 Penney PennCent Air 38 38 Penn Penn Salt 42 42 1 People's Drg .10 48 48 People's Gas 4a. 103 103 103 Pepsi Cola Pere Marq 98 98 Petro Corp Phelps Dod 1.60 38 Phila Co pr 3... Phila Co $6 114 Phila Elec 1.20.. 28 27 28 Phila Pref 1.1 28 Phila pr 4.40.
Phil Rding 154 Philco Corp 37 37 Phil Morris Phil Mor pr 4.. Phillips Petro 2. 54 PillsburyF 1.20a 33 33 33 Pitts co*ke Pitts ConCI 1.40 Pitts Forgings 1. 26 26 Pitta PI Gls 42 Pitts Screw .40.. Pitts Pitts Stl pr 5...
Pitts 8 ppl 84 84 84 Pittston. Plymouth Oil 1b Pond Creek 2... 34 34 21 Pressed Stl 1. 24 2. 66 Pub Sv Col 1.65 36 36 Pub Serv 25 25 Pub Serv pr 147 147 147 Serv 136 Pub Serv pr Pub Serv pr 113 113 113 Pullman 60 Pure Oil Pure Oil pr 5...
109 109 109 Purity Bak1.60a 36 36 Radio Corp Radio 1 pr 94 94 Radio 19 19 Raybest Rayonier Rayonier pr 2... Reading 1.. 27 27 27 Rem Rand1.20b 35 33 35 Republic Av 20 Repub Pictures. Repub Pict pr 1 18 Repub Steel 1.. 32 Revere Cop Reyn Met 1....
33 33 Reyn Spring 1.. 24 23 Reyn Tob 1.40a. ReynTobB1.40a Rheem Mfg 1 23 23 Richfield Oil 15 Ritter Dent Roan Antel Ruppert Safeway Strs 1.. St Jos Lead 2... 62 Savage Arms 15 Schenley 2.....
Scott Pap 1.80.. 56 56 56 Seab'd Air wi. 33 Seab'd Oil 1.. Sears Roebck 1a 41 Servel 20 Shamrek Oil .40 26 Shattuck FG 1. 22 Sheaffer Pen 2at 74 74 74 Shell Oil 31 30 Silver Simmons 45 44 45 Sinclair Oil 1...
Skelly Oil 2g. 60 60 Sloss Socony Vac SoAm SP Sug 55 55 55 So Cal Ed Sou Gas 26 Southern Pac 4. 55 South Sou pr 5... SparksWith.20g. 11 Spalding 21 21 Sperry Corp 2..
Spicer 3. 85 85 85 Spiegel 23 23 Spiegel pr 95 95 95 44 44 Square 2... Squibbs pr 4 115 115 115 Std Brands 1.60 47 48 Std Gas 4 pr. 40 Std Gas 6 124 Gas 7 135 135 135 Std Oil Cal 2... Std Oil Ind Std Oil Std Oil 0 22 Std Sterling Steel Sp 1.60....
Stewart 21 Stokley Bros. 32 Studebaker Web 29 Sun Chem 17 17 Sun Oil 68 68 68 Sunray Oil 8 8 Superheater 29 Super Stl 1.20.. 41 41 41 SunshineMin.40. 1.60a. Swift Int 1.60..
32 Symgton Gd Texas Co Tex Pac Id 18 18 Pack 44 44 44 Texas Gulf Texas Gulf 2a. Texas Pac 23 23 Thatcher. 33 33 33 Thatch cvpr3.60 Thermoid .60... Thermoid pr 2g. Third A Tran n.
13 13 13 Thomp Thomp Starrett. Thomp Star 58 53 53 Tide Oil .80.. Timken Axle 2.. 41 Trans Am 18 West Air 57 57 Timken 2.. Trans Wil 2..
24 24 Tri Cont 10 Tri Cont pr 6... Twent Fox 3. TwentCF pr 67 Twin City RT. 16 16 16 TwinORT pr2 55 55 Underwood Union Union Carbide 3 Union Oil of 1 24 24 Union Pacific 6. 154 152 154 Union Pac pr 4, 120 120 120 Union Car 2..
Unit Air Unit Aircraft 2g 32 Unit Aircft pr 5. 115 115 115 Unit Biscuit 1.. 36 35 36 United Carb 3.. 80 Unit Cigar. Unit CW United Unit Op pr United Unit 12 12 12 United El 1 1..
AVERAGE BOND PRICES Stocks and Dividends In Dollars High Low Close Chic Pn Tool. 26 ChiPn 61 Chickasha Cot 1 Childs Company Chile Copper 2a Chrysler Corp 3. 123 pr 4 IT Finan 2.. 52 52 City Stores .80.. 24 Clark Equip 3..
62 62 Cleve El pr 112 112 112 Clev Graph Br 2 Climax Co 1.90. CluettPeabody 2 53 Coca Cola 3a 191 Coca Cola A 3.. 64 64 Colgate Palm 1a Collins Aik 1a 18 pr 1 21 21 1st prt 29 ColBrdcstA 43 ColBrdcstB 42 Colum Gas Col Gas 6 pr 6. 110 110 110 Col Gas pr 5.. 104 103 103 Columb Col Carbn 1.40a 37 Com Credit 2., 50 51 Com Solv Com Ed 1.40...
Com 4 So Congoleum 1a 33 Consol Cigar 2.. Cons Cop ConsEdNY 1.60 ConsNat Gas 1a 46 45 46 Cons Vultee 2... ConsumP pr Container Cont Bak Cont Can 1..... Cont DiaFbr .40 Cont Mot .80... Cont Oil Del 1.60 Cont Steel 2....
55 55 55 Cooper Bes'r 25 25 CopprweldSt1.80 CopwidStl CornExchg2.401 Corn Prod 2.60. Corn Prod 7 prt Cornell Dun .80. Corning Gl 36 36 CorningGl 108 Coty Inc .30.... Coty Inter. Crane Co CreamofWt 1.60 Crown Cork CrownCk pr 2.
Crown Zeller 1.. CrownZellpr4.20 108 108 Crucible Stl 44 44 CudabyPak 1.20 CuneoPress 11. 51 51 51 Curtis Curtis pr 3. Curtiss Wgt Curtiss Wgt A 2 31 CutlerHam 34 Davison Ch 1... 25 25 25 Decca Rec 1.20a 60 Delaware 4 Delaware 12 Detroit Ed 1.20.
27 Dev Rayn .80 33 33 33 Dia Match 43 43 43 Dia Mot 28 27 28 DistCSeag h2.22 87 87 DistillersSeapr5. Dixie Cup Dixie Cup A Doehler Jar 1... DomeMin h1.20 Douglas Air Dow Chem. 153 Dresser Ind. 24 Dunhill 26 DuPontdeN 188 188 Eagle Pich 21 EasternAirLinel 111 111 EastStanStl 37 37 Eastman 236 232 236 Eaton Mfg 3.
63 Ed Bros Strs 1., Ekco Prod 35 Elas Stop El Auto Lite 3.. Elec Boat Elec 155 155 165 ElPaso NG 2.40 50 50 Emerson Elec 1. 23 23 Emerson RP.60a Endicott John 3 80 80 80 Eng Pub Serv. Eng Sv pr Equit Off 4 Erie 17 Erie pr A 5 82 82 82 Eureka Wil Evans Prod 26 26 26 Ex-Cell-0 2.60.. 47 Fairbanks la.
65 65 Fajardo Sug 27 28 Farnsworth 15 Fed Min 3.. Fed Motors Fed Strs Ferro Enamel 1. Firestone First Nat 60 Flintkote Florence Stv 2.. 47 17 17 Follansbee Steel 16 FoodFair Strs 1. 46 46 FoodMach Fost Wheeler 1..
40 40 40 Francisco 29 29 Freept Sulp 53 53 FruehaufT Gabriel Snub.10e 13 13 Gair Rob 9 Gamewell 1... Gardner Den 1.. 23 23 23 Gar Wood .40.. GarWood pr Gaylord 1...... 48 Gaylord pr 98 97 98 GenAmInv3.06g Gen A Tran 62 62 Gen Baking Gen Bronze .80.
23 23 Gen Cable. 12 GenCabl 151 151 Gen Elec 1.60., Gen Foods 1.60a Gen Mills 45 45 Gen Mills pr 119 119 119 Gen Motors 3... 71 Gen Out Ad Gen Prec Eq 1.. Gen Pub Gen Ry 39 39 Gen Real Util Gen Refrct Gen Gen Tel 1.60... 38 38 Gen Tire 1.
Gillette GimbelBrs n.30e 44 45 Glidden Goodall San 37 Goodrich $75 Goodyear Rub 2 64 Gotham Hos 1.. Graham Paige: 12 Granby Min. 9 9 Granite Grant WTn Gt Nor Ore 19 19 Gt Ry pr 3... Git Sug 1.20.. Greyhnd 1.40...
Grum Air Guan Sugar 24 Gulf Oil Hack Water 37 37 37 Hall Printing 1a 31 31 31 Ham Wtch 5.1e. Harbison Walk1 23 Hart 1.60 43 Hayes Ind Hayes 13 12 13 Hazel Atl Gis 5g Hecht Co 1.20. Hercules Mot 1. 32 32 32 Herc Powd 120 120 120 Hewitt Rub 1... Hinde Holland Furn 2a 62 62 62 Holly Sugar 1..
29 29 29 Homestake Houd Houd Her pr. 56 56 56 Househd Fin 1.40 31 Houston Lt 3.60 83 83 Houston 24 Howe Sd 1.60... Net Change Rails Net Friday 106.2 105.0 108.1 77.4 Thursday 106.0 105.1 108.0 77.4 Week ago .106.3 105.0 108.4 76.6 Month ago .106.9 104.7 108.9 76.8 Year ago 99.6 105.2 107.1 71.8 1946 high 106.9 105.2 109.5 77.4 1946 10w .103.9 104.0 107.9 75.7 1945 high 103.9 105.5 108.5 76.7 1945 low 96.2 103.4 106.8 68.1 TEN LOW- YIELD BONDS Friday, Thursday, 119.7; week ago, 119.7; month 119.5: year ago, 117.4; 1946 high, 119.8; 1946 low. 118.0; 1945 high, 118.7; 1945 low, 116.2. 10 Indus'ls Util For' En 1946 high.
By the Associated Press) STOCK MARKET AVERAGES 15 15 60. Indus'ls Rails Util Total Net 4.5 Friday 98.6 45.3 51.5 74.2 Thursday 97.8 44.4 51.0 73.4 Week ago 99.7 45.5 52.5 75.0 Month ago .104.8 49.2 53.4 78.9 Year ago 83.0 37.9 41.3 61.8 high 106.6 51.0 54.1 80.4 1946 low 96.1 44.1 50.0 72.2 1945 high .102.0 48.9 52.5 77.1 1945 low 78.6 32.9 39.2 57.8 (By the Associated Press) Stocks and Dividends Net In Dollars High Low Close Change United Eng 1... Unit Fruit 4. 119 118 119 United Gas Unit 1.20a 50 Freight 23 23 23 Gypsum 2.. Hoff 31 IntChem 1a US Int Ch rts.
Leather. 10 10 10 9 Lines. 15 F1.60 Plywd .80.. Real Imp Rubber 2.. Rub pr 8...
175 175 175 US 69 69 Steel 4..... Tob 1.20. 27 Tob pr 51 United Stk Unit Strs 2d pr. 16 16 Univ Pictures 2. Van Nor Vanadium 30 Verrient Vict Chem 1.10g 42 41 42 Vict Chem 108 108 108 Caro 10 Va Car 6 pr 84 84 Va Ry pr Waldorf 1a Walker h4 106 104 Walker pr.
h1. Walworth 15 15 Ward Bak Warren 35 35 35 Warner Brs Pic2 Warren Pet .80. 20 Waukesha 1.... Webt Eisenlohr. pr 4 West Ind Penn pr 6.
111 West Air 28 28 28 West Auto 65 West Maryland. West Pacific 3.. West Un A 2. 38 38 West A Bk West West Wheel El El Steel pr 33 White Mot 37 White 14 14 Wilson 19 19 19 Willys Overland 20 20 Woolworth 1.60. 56 Wrigley 3....
Wyand .80... Town 44 48 44 Yng 8 2... 63 63 Yng Stl Door 1. York Corp .30.. 23 Youno Sprino 1.
Zenith Radio 1g 35 35 35 Zonite Prod 12 bankruptcy. 1 Unit of trading 10 shares. Rates of dividends in the foregoing table are annual disbursem*nts based on last quarterly or semiannual declaration. Unless otherwise noted special or extra dividends are not included. Boston Stocks Net Sales High Low Close 411 Am Tel 1881 15 Bird Son 23 955 Bos Edison Co 68 Bos Alb 141 35 Bos 81 140 Bos Her Trav.
40 40. 30 40 Bos Prov 25 Gas pri pr. 99. 99 99. 100 East SS 191 127 East Mass Ry.
330 Isle Royale 200 Mass Utilities. 1500 Nat 125 Narra Race Tr 211 21 110 NE pr. 124 124 50 600 North 100 Quincy Min 50 Reece But 16. 500 Reece Fold 117 Shawm't Assoc 45 Tor 393 39 300 Shoe Mach 80 80 80 Call 60-days 90 days Six months Commercial paper Bank clearings: Clearings $87.000.000 Balances 51,000,000 Foreign exchange: Sterling (registered) 4.03½ 4.03½ Francs .845 .845 Peso (Mexico) .20.70 .20.65 Dollars A) paper .24.45 .24.46 Cruzerio (RiodeJan) .05.20 .05.25 Canadian .90.81 Pesos (Chile) export .04.00 India .30.37 .30.35 WASHINGTON. March 15 tion Treasury March 13: Receipts, expenditures.
balance. $24.681.608.808. Customs receipts for March. $17,453.167. Receipts for the fiscal year (starting July 1.
$28,951,919.174: expenditures, excess of expenditures. total debt. 899; down assets. $8.332.856 $20.232.256.516. from preceding day; gold Local Market Prices FRUIT Apples- -Native $4.88 5.18 box: westGrapefruit, yellow meats $3.50 4.95 box: A Avocado.
California $3.65 fat. pink meats $4.96. Lemons. California $6.51 box. Melons.
Argentine honey dews $4.36 4.75 crt. Oranges. navels $5.50 5.93 box; Florida $4.50 5.79: kings tangello $4.50 5: temples $6.40: tangerines. $3.25 box. Pears.
buerre d'anjou $6.40 box: Winter nellis $6.25 Pineapples. Cuban 9s $4.25 4.50. 15s $3.75 4. 18s $3.25 3.50. 245 88.
30s $7.50, 36s $7, 42s $6.25 6.50: Puerto Rican 12s and 15s $4.75. 18s. $8. 245 $8.50. Strawberries.
Florida nominal $12.40 crt. VEGETABLES Artichokes -French Cs. Asparagus. California crt. Beans.
green cutoffs and $1.25 wax $3 bx: 4.28 bunch bskt. $1.75 Beets. 2.25 1.50 crt. Broccoli. western $507 crt, Cab bage.
new white bar and $4.50 crt. Carrots. cutoffs bx: bunch $3.50 0 5,40 crt. Cauliflowers, western $2.75 3.25 pony crt. Celery Te packed white $1.50 dz: pascal $2.
Cucumbers. hothouse 2 dz. Dandelions. hothouse $3.25 bx: southern outdoor $2 2.50 bu bskt. Egsplant.
Florida $2.50 bskt. Lettuce, native $2.75 bx: iceberg $5.71 crt; chicory $2.25 crt: escarole $2 02.50 bskt. Mushrooms- -Native bskt. Onions, western repacks $3.10 3.39 50 Parsley. Texas crt.
bx. Parsnips. pit and Spring dug Peas. western 4.50 bskt. Peppers.
Fiorida bskt. Potatoes. Maine $3 50 13.60 100 lbs. Florida red bliss 3.50 bu. sweet notatoes.
bskt. Radishes, hothouse 03.75 bx. Khubarb. native 7 8c 1b. Scallions Louisiana $1.25 bz bunchs.
Spinach. Texas $10 1.75 bskt. Squash. blue, hubbard 90 10c ib. Tomatoes.
repacked Florida 8: 10 lbs. Turnips. Capes $1 2.50 oskt. curple tops bu. yellow 50 lbs.
Watercress, hothouse $4.50 bx. dividend. Money and Exchange Money: Boston New York Clearing House Statement NEW YORK. March 15 (AP) The weekly statement of the New York Clearing. Total House surplus today and showed: undivided profits unchanged at $1.398.370.500: total net demand deposits deposits, (average) (average) decreased increased $3.337.000: clearings week ending today $6.902.878.355: clearings week ending March 8.
$7,005.043.534. Business Troubles An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed in the United States District Court yesterday against the Huntington Cafe, Boston, at the instance of Port of Boston 10 Officials Reelected to Maritime Board Ten Boston executives representing maritime interests and industries here were reelected to serve three years on the governing board of the Maritime Association of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, at the meeting of the port group yesterday. They included: Paul P. Bird, H. Ainsley Highman, Arthur Lane, John N.
Levins, William P. Libby, Frank B. McQuesten, J. White, Joseph F. White, Thomas R.
and Charles E. Spencer president of the First National Bank of Boston. ARRIVED MARCH 15 Jesse H. Metcalf, Swansea. Wales.
Docked Snider Fuel Charlestown. Alpha, Houston. anchored, lighters cargo of oil to Cities Service Refs. Braintree. Elias Reisbers (French) Barry, Wales.
for orders. Belridge Hills, Texas City. American Oil Chelsea. oil. Everett co*ke Sewalls Peint, Norfolk, anchored.
Docks Works, todey. Seam. Norfolk, Mystic Coal Pier, Charlestown, coal. Thermo, Porto Rico. Monsanto Chemical Everett, molasses, Motor Barges--F.
A. Verdon. Bangor: Luzitania, Danversport; Seaboard. Salem: Chelsea, Providence. R.
Tugs -Eileen Ross. Greenbush: Thor and Venus, Beverly, after docking steamer Edward Peirce; A. W. Hall, Lynn: New York. from New York towing barges Kathleen A.
Sheridan and Robert H. McCracken. SAILED M. E. Comerford, Galveston, Texas (not 14th held over).
Thomas P. Beal, Norfolk. Glen White, Norfolk. Isaac T. Mann, Norfolk.
Va. Kopperston. Norfolk. Va. City of Durham St, John.
N. B. Turkey Island. Philadelphia, Pa. Belgium Victory, Galveston.
Motor Barges -F. A. Verdon. Portland: Luzitania, Danversport, Tugs Ross, Greenbush: Argo. Plymouth.
towing barge Esso 301; Thor and Venus. Beverly. to dock steamer Edward Peirce; New York, for PortsN. to return with barge Margaret Sheridan. INCOMING STEAMERS Due Today Samuel Samuels, Norfolk.
Docks Mystic Coal Pier, Charlestown. Maravi (Pan.) Antilla, Cuba, via Nassau, B. W. I. Docks Revere Sugar Refs.
Charlestown. Calvin Austin, Swansea, Wales, in ballast, anchors for orders. Due Tomorrow Josiah Macy (Pan M. Aruba, N. W.
I. Docks Colonial Beacon Oil Everett. Eastern Crown. Newport News. Docks Edison's Plant.
eymouth. Banner Seam. Newport News. Docks Mystic Coal Pier, Charlestown. Oakey L.
Alexander. Norfolk. Docks Mystic Coal Pier, Charlestown. May Close DP'S Camps WASHINGTON, March 15, (AP) -The United is considering closing the Displaced Persons camps in its occupation zones of Germany and Austria next August, Secretary of State Byrnes disclosed today. DEATH NOTICES ALBEE, In Wollaston, av.
March Relatives 13. Isabel and friends are invited to services at the First Baptist Church, Prospect Wollaston. Sunday, 17, at 2:30 p. m. Please omit flowers, BENNETT In South Boston.
March 15. Rose V. (Lissy), beloved wife of the late Gustavus L. Bennett and mother of John, Charles. and Christina Bennett.
Mrs. Catherine Vignoni. Mrs. Elizabeth Krepon and Mrs. Agnes Driscoll.
Funeral from late home. 717 East Seventh morning in at 9:45. Solemn High Funeral Mass St. Brigid's Church at 10:30. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
BJELF-In West Roxbury. March 13. Helen M. (nee Johnson), beloved wife of Oscar A. Bielf Riverview st.
Services at the Berglund Funeral Home. 292 Mass. Arlington. Saturday, March 16, at 2 o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited.
Late member of the Sofia Lodge. V. O. Visiting hours. 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 o'clock.
BOVA-In Revere, March 13. Agostino, beloved husband of Rose (nee Corso). Funeral from his late residence, 36 Warren Monday at 9 a. m. Solemn high mass at 10 a.
m. at the Immaculate Conception Church. Relatives and friends invited. BRACKETT -In Watertown, March 14. Hannah (Buckley) Brackett of 50 Winter wife of the late William Brackett.
Funeral from the Daniel O'Brien Funeral Home, 907 Mass. Cambridge. Monday at 8 a. m. Solemn High Mass in St.
Patrick's Church at 9 a. m. Relatives and friends invited. BRADY- -In Readville, March 15, Nora Brady of 26 Forrest av. Funeral from the James J.
Laughlin Funeral Home, 34 Oak Hyde Park. Monday at 8. High Mass of Requiem at St. Ann's Church at 9. Relatives and friends kindly invited.
Visiting hours 2-5 and 7-10. BURKE-In Boston. March 15. Minnie (nee Scott), beloved wife of Michael Burke. Funeral from John P.
Costello's Funeral Home. 13 Chambers Monday at 9 o'clock, Requiem High Mass in St. Joseph's Church. Chambers at 9:30 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
BURNS -In Newton, March 15, Norman D. beloved husband of Teresa Burns. Funeral service at the Martin E. Conroy Funeral Chapel. 294 Centre Newton Corner.
Monday, March 18, at 3 p. m. Relatives and friends most kindly invited. Visiting hours, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10. CAMPBELL-In Boston.
March 14. James. beloved husband of Mary Emma (Logan) Campbell. of 18 Langdon Roxbury. Funeral services at the Church of the Ascension.
Washinston Roxbury, on Monday, March 18. at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. Friends may call at the Waterman Chapel.
2326 Washington Roxbury, until 12 noon Monday, March 15, Patrick Holy, beloved son of CAMPBELL- In Ghost Hospital. the late. Thomas Mary (Kinner) and Campbell brother of Annie Mulry. Fuof Dorchester Lower Mills. neral from the home of his nephew.
2 King Monday at 8 a. m. Solemn Requiem Mass al St. and Gregory's Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives friends invited.
Late member Dorchester Lower Mills Council. K. of C. Visiting hours and CHAFFIN-In Cambridge. March 15.
Charlotte MacDonald. widow of Fred L. Chaffin. in her 93d year and mother of Mrs. Ronald M.
Giffen of 12 Walker st. Funeral service at the A. E. Long Memorial Chapel, 4 Beech corner of Massachusetts North Cambridge, Sunday, the March 17, at 3 m. 4 to 9 p.
m. Committal A service at ForVisiting hours at Chapel. Saturday, est City Cemetery, Portland, Maine, Monday at 3 p. m. CHAMBERLAIN In West Edward Roxbury, suddenly.
March 14. G. beloved husband of Matilda Chamberlain (nee Burckhart). brother of the late Rev. William V.
and son the late William and Ellen Chamberlain. Funeral from his late residence. 83 Greaton road. Monday morning, Solemn Requiem Mass at Name Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Late chief of District 6. Boston Fire Dept. CLARK- -Of Newburyport. March 15, months. 1946, John H.
Clark. age 78 years, 4 Funeral services at the McKinney Funeral Home. 124 High on Sunday, March 17, at 1 ate Relatives and friends invited. Burial Weymouth, Mass. COAKLEY-In Newton Highlands, March 14.
Mary (Desmond), beloved wife of the Jate John Coakley. Funeral from therestdence. 28 Wade.st., Monday. High March Mass 18. of at 8:15 a.
m. Solemn Requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 9. Relatives and friends respectfully invited. COPE--In Needham Heights. March 13th.
Gertrude J. Cope. Service at the Eaton Funeral Home, 1351 Highland Saturday, March 16th. at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited. CORCORAN-In West Medford. March 14. Katherine Gaffey Corcoran. Memorial Funeral Home.
from 43 High Medford on Saturday. March 16 at 9 m. Requiem Mass at St. Raphael's Church at 10 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Friends may call Friday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p. m. COSGROVE -In W. Newton, March 14, of 11 Henshaw Place, Elizabeth Malone), wife of the late Hugh Cosgrove. Funeral from the J.
Burns Funeral Home, 111 Center Roxbury. Monday, March 18. at 8:30 a. m. High Mass of Requiem at St.
Bernard's Church at 9:30. Relatives and friends invited. COTTER In Beverly, March 14. Bridget A. (O'Brien), beloved wife of the late John J.
Cotter. Funeral from the restdence of her Mrs. Anthony Terola, 5 Adanac Milton. Monday. March 18th.
at 9 a. m. Solemn High Mass of Requiem at St. Mary of the Hills Church. Milton, at 10 a.
m. Rela tives and friends invited. Formerly of Roxbury and Late member of Frazer Lodge No. 447, N. E.
0. P. husband of the late Helen (Quinn) COTTING -Of Medford. March 13. Edward Cotting of 30 Hume av.
Funeral from the E. J. Gaffey Memorial Home. High Medford 5q. on Saturday, March 16.
at 9 m. Requiem Mass at the Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'clock, Please omit flowers, Friends may call Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 p. m. CRAIG -In Roslindale, March 15, Jennie, widow of John Craig. Services at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Chester A. Fegan, 125 Cornell Monday at 2 p. m. Relatives and friends invited. CROY-In Hull, March 14.
Katherine Croy. Funeral from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Frank J. Eastman, 34 Whitehead Monday. March 18.
at at St. a Anne's Church at 9 a. m. a. m.
Solemn Requiem High Mass tives and friends respectfully invited. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Malden. OTHER DEATHS ON PAGE 8.
