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TUCSON A I I I i STOCK AVERAGES New York Stock Quotations Abbott Lab Air Reduction Juneau ---Allegheny Corp Alleghany Lud Stl Al Chem Dye Allied Strs -Allis-Ch Mfg Am Airlines ---Am Can Am Car Fdy Am Coml Alco Am Encaus Tiling Am For Pow Am International Am Locomotive Am Met Am Pow Lt S6 pi -Am Had St --Am Roll Mill ---Am Smelt Am Stl Fdrs Am Sugar Ret Tel Tel Tob Am Wat Wks Woolen Armour Del pf Arm 111 Armstrong CorK Assd Dry Goods Atch Atl Coast Line Atl Refining Atlas Corp Aviation Corp -B Bald Loco Ct Bait Ohio Bait Ohio Barber Asph Barnsdall Oil Bayuk Cigar Eeech-Nut Pack Bendix Aviat Beth Steel -Blaw-Knox Boeing Airplane Bonn Al Brass Borclen Co Borg-Warner Bridgeport Brass Brlggs Mfg Bklyn-Man Tr Bklyn Un Gas -Bucyrus-Erie ---Budd Mfg Budd- Wheel Bulova Watch -Burling Mills Burr Add Mach Byers (A M) Co Callahan Z-Lead Can 'Dry Ale Canad Pacific -Case (J Co Caterpil Tractor Celanese Corp Ches Ohio Ches Corp Chrysler Corp Clev Graph Br Climax Molyb Cluett Peabody, Coca-Cola A Colgate-Palm-P Coium El Colum Plct Colum Carbon Coml Credit Coml Invest Tr Coml Solvents Com'wlth South Com'wealth Edis Consol Airc --Consol. Cigar -Cons Coppermin -Cons' Edison -Cons' Laundrlei Consol Oil Cont Bak Cont Bak pf Cont Can Cont Ins Cont Motors -Cont Oil Del Copperweld Su Corn Products Crane Co Crown Cork -Crown Zellerbach Crucible Steel Cuban-Am Sugar Cudahy Pack Curtis Publishg Curtiss-Wright Curtlss-Wr A Cutler-Hammer -D Deere Co pel Hudson Del Lack West Davoe Ray A Dlst Corp-Seap -Dome Mines Douglas Aircraft Dresser Mfg Du Pont de Eastern Air -Eastman Kodak El- Auto-Lite Power Lt El Paso Nat Gas Ent; Pub Service El Paso Nat Gas Eng Pub Service Ex-Cell-0 Fed Mng Smelt Flrest Flintkote Gen Am Trans Gen Elec Gen Foods Gen El A -Gen Motors Gen Out Advert Gen Ry Signal Gen. Refract Gen Rub Gillette Saf Gimbel Bros- Gliddcn Co Goodrich (BF) Goodvear Granby Con Mln Grant Gt Nor Ir Ore ct Gt N'orthn Ry pf Gt West Sup Grcvhound Corp Guantan Sugar El Harb-Walker Homestake Mln Houd-Hershey Howe Sound Hudson May -Hudson Motor Illinois Central Indust Rayon -Inland Steel Interchem Corp -Interlake Iron Int Bus Machine Int Harvester In Hvdrc-Elec Int Mer Marine Adv. or Uow Lwt Due. gfc-38 ft 21 21 L34 134 Dl-32 59 28 59 2 8 9 1 3 2 22 10 I 10 II 20 1 12o 4 2 2 1 4 39 Dl-16 A A A A Paper Paper p' Int int Int mi Tel Tel Interst Dept Strs Johns Manvllle Kresge (S3) Kress (SH) Kroger Grocery -L Lambert Co -Lehman Corp Llb-O-F Glass Llbby McN Liggett My Lima Locomotive Liquid Carbonic Lockheed Airc Loew's Inc Lone Star Cem Loose-Wil Biscuit Lorillard (P) Nash 16 10 8 2 8 4 57 57 York Bonds Adams Exp 4s 48 101 101 101 7 5 4 4 mod.

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salable and total very slow; not fully established; most bids and sales 15, mostly 25 lower than Tuesday's average; no shippers; early too 12.80 to traders; good to choice I70-'60-lb. weights 12.60-12.75; pack- tag sows 10-15 lower at 11.60-13.00; Market Movement NEW YORK, 18. CSV- Stocks achieved a slightly better footing today after extending in the early proceedings the Tuesday decline. Late recoveries chiefly were beneficial to steels, rails and a ta rous i al instruments. In order scattering of Industrial specialties to save "substantial quantities lor but the comeback failed to touch weapons, planes and ships, other parts of the list- A number Th curtailment pf the S50.000.000.

of the- recently depressed blue i n( us u-y, which employs about chlps continued their a 000 workers, covers the period from Minnr rains and losses were about March i to June 1, after which Glen Aid- Coal Gulf Oil Holl Gold -Humble Oil Imp OU Ltd -Ind Pipe Int Petrol Kingston Prod I Lone Star Gas 110" 110 Louis 14 Mesabi Iron 100 100 HudMan rfg 111 Cen 66 Int Hydro El Int TT 5s 55 La Ark 5s 69 M-K-T 5s 62A M-K-T AJ 5s 67 M-K-T 78 M-K-T 1st 43 90 M-K-T 4s 62B MO Pac cv 37 32 60 3-16 1 12 9 1 8 1 Molybdenum. Mount St. Zinc 64 Niag Hud Po Niles-Bem-P Pennroad 60 3-16 1 12 1 1 i rennroau I pioneer Gold S2V' 3 Pitts PI Gl Selected Indus 1-16 Sherwin-Wms St Oil Ohio pf Sunray Oil sunray uu 1 Tech nicolor A TM Vultee Airc Wright Harg curb Domestic Bonds 1 1-16 1 1 64 1-16 1 1 calves salable and' total 350; fairly steady to 15 higher on a ieht to moderate supply of fed steers; fed heifers in' fairly liberal auota generally steady; cows steady to strong; bulls and vealers steady; stockers and feeders unchanged; choice light, weight fed steers 1360; two loads mixed yearlings and one load choice heifers 13.0U; majority good to choice heifers 11.00-12.50, medium and good grade of fed steers 10.50-12.25; medium to good cows 8.50-9,25; good grade vealers few choice 14.00-14.50. Sheep salable and total sheep steady, practically no lambs sold early; asking stronger; good to choice Colorado fed lambs held above 11.65; early top ewes 6.75. CHICAGO, Feb.

18. UP)-- U. S. Dept. hogs 14,000 total opened 10-15 lower later trade slow, fully 25 lower with spots off more; most 180-240 lb 12 few loads early 13.0515; top 13.15; bulk 240-300 lb 12.6090- good and choice 160-180 lb 12.501300' most 360-500 lb sows 11.

5- PAGE NINE Musical Instrument Metals Are Curtailed WASHINGTON. 18. The war production board ordered a sharp curtailment today in the use of critical metals and plasucs musical instruments. In order March 1 1. after which it" may be extended or made drastic.

All musical instruments cnips conuiiucu uiw Minor gains and losses were about evenly distributed at the close. There was no Improvement In volume and transactions made one AU iii WJ of the smallest totals since last ra di 0 phonographs, and radio Junf at approximately 350,000 phonograp whose share. have been ordered to prepare for complete conversion to war work --are covered in the order, as well as such accessories as music stands. pnonograpns wnuTM i have been ordered to prepare for market remained bogged complete conyejslon down In apathy the oown ui ui -h sporadic upturns and for this Jit string of. serious reverses for the as su bows, picks and piano stools.

The materials named NafloMTin ae Southwest The materials named Includ. was blamed. Iron, steel, magnesium, alummum. Pacific was Diameo. rubber.

Conner SffiS Stone pushed hS as muc as nouncement that directors had nminr-ement tnat volfd the usual quarterly dividend and certain plastics. or chare it was recalled vote of $2.23 a share. It was recalled that In the course of sharp decline in Telephone during December and January financial offices heard rumors that increasing tax burdens might prompt the management to cut the dividend even though 1941 net Income covered the $9 annual PENANG EVACUATION CHARGES REJECTED LONDON, Feb. 18. CU.PJ--Charge* that American citizens on the British island of Penang, off net mcumc v.i,.«~«.

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89 PeCePL Onl-alBM Ss G5 1UU75 oo vjw RQ tr G.C.E 6s51 69 68 oa ltd Tex El 5s 60 106 106 106 Unit LP 6s75 102 102. 102 FOREIGN BODS Rus 1919 Salable cattle calves 700; fed steers and yearlings steady to strong; mostly steady; killing quality improved; early to 14.50; several loads at that price paid for year- lines; medium weights to largely 11.25-13.75 market; heifers strong; mostly 10.00-12.50; choice offerings quotable to 13.75 and better, cows weak; balls and vealers fully steady; weighty sausage bulls to 10.35 and choice weighty vealers 15.50; mostly 15.00 down, however. Salable sheep 5,000, total 5,000. late Tuesday: Fat lambs mostly rrnnn ant forces rejectees today by a gov- Severn" Pacific "and ta Harold MacMillan, undersecre- of the time included Chrysler, Bethlehem Steel, U. Rubber, Santa Fe, Sout Great Northern.

reat ixormtfru. Inclined to waver were American Can, Eastman, Johns-Manville, J. C. Penney and Allied. Chemical The last named reached a new low.

with further pressure' tralian issues. Commodities were mixed. Harold unm-- tary for colonies, refused proposals for an inquiry into the charges made by Americans upon their arrival in New York. pSe ari intormauon we does not confirm that criticism. MacMillan said.

STUDENT EDITOR IS Avery DuVall Hubbard V-- SISf RV I CCIsTEST Is Claimed By Death Avery DuVall Hubbard, 78, Avery DuVall rtunoara, 10, Don Harper, managing editor ot Tucson for the past 13 the Cactus Chronicle and a senior died Jast nipht at his Home, at Tucson hieh school, took Irst pnue 'was Grain CHICAGO, Feb. 18. Grain ful'v a or light and handy-weights; i monthly tests. I iiti pfrtfaHv Ot ontniv i.esu. In another contest sponsored re- I0r cuuiL-e 115111- one deck 120 lb fed ewes steady at night at his e.

He -was formerly employed here 8. exaininer. TTo ic siirvivGd fey his wife, 4.ddie Lee Hubbard. Funeral, arrangements will be announced through Bring's Funeral Home. CHIUAW, LOS ANGELES, Feb.

18. prices reached new highs since late a state a i i today as the recent as the reoent -Si 1 as weak- SffiKS wea. News) cently by Quill and 0 I British "war" factory Treu, another senior anc diso a overalls, member of the Chronicle -tai wun a lg slow; gene rally steady; steers 12M 5Q severa loads held Unit Drug.5s 53... Utah PL 5s 44 100 iuu Warner 6s 48 Wheel Stl FOREIGN BONDS Brazil 8s 41 Canada 5s 52 New York Bank And Trust Stacks Bk of Am NTS (SF) Bank of Manhattan Bank of Bankers Trust Brooklyn Trust Cen Han BkTr Chase Nat Chem Bk Ex Commercial ----Cont Bk Tr Corn Ex Bk Empire Trust First Nat First National Guaranty Trust Irving Trust Manufacturers Tr Manufacturers Tr Pf National City Trust Public Title i ers sow; common S.25-9.75; canners "raise the minimum prices S.OO; common to at which government stocks of 11JOO. and corn could be offered Cal 305 154 wheat ana com uumu sale, the market responded to moderate purchases attributed to interests that use grain cessing and consumtion.

Specla- tive or investment buying, nowever, was greatly restricted by uncer- regarding the government urar situation. 220 Dl Al 27 315 387 8 162 1170 225 33 talDLY program and the war situation. Wheat closed. lower than yesterday, May July corn down, May SS, July oats lower, rye down; soybeans unchanged to lower. High' Low Wheat May Close cutters and no helf- to good cows to July Sept.

May July Sept. lay uly Sept. 1.30%-% 1.32% 1.34 Exchange NEW YORK, Feb. 18. foreign exchange rates follow (Great Britain in dollars, others in cents).

Canadian dollars In New York open market per cent discount or 88.62% U. S. cents, up Great Britain, official, (bankers foreign exchange committee rates), buying $4.02, selling $.404 open market; cables $4,04. Argentina official 29.77; free 23.60; Brazil official 6.05N; free 520N; Mexico 20.68N. (Rates In spot cables unless otherwise Indicated.) N--nominal.

Cotton NEW YORK, Feb. 18. W--Demand for cotton futures from New Orleans and trade interests extended the upturn to quotations today On the advance active hedging through leading spot interests ap peared, but profit taking at the highest levels pared gains. Steadiness was attributed to a belief by the trade the farm bloc may be successful in putting through legislation to prohibit gov ernment sales of commodities be low parity. Late afternoon prices were 15 to 45 a bale higher.

March 18.57; July 18.84 and December 19.06! 31 72 41 9-32 5 46 LU w- 2 64 72 41 9-32 56 46 64 72 41 9-32 Al-32 A 1.33% 1.35% 1-34 Corn Oats Soybeans May 1.97% Tuly 1.99% Oct. 1.93%" 1.91% Rye May July -S9 7 Sept Lard 12.47 12.42 12.42 12.60 12.55 12.55 12.75 12.72 12.72 12.82 .88 1.97% 1.98%-% 1.91% Calves 300; steady; medium choice vealers 13.00-16.00; three loads common to medium 435-lb Ca Hogs steady, bulk good to choice 17P-240 lb. averagesi 13.5014.00; top H.10 on lb few medium to good 160-250 lb. 13.00-40; good to choice sows 11.00- DENVER, Feb. 18.

(U. S. Dept salable and total 1000 calves salable and total 100 nothing done early on slaughter steers; all other classes active, cows and heifers steady to strong; other classes fully steady: two loads 83S-S67-lb heifers 11.8.5: others medium to good, 10.25-ll.5a two loads good cows 8.75; medium small lots canners and cutters 6.00-7.50; medium to good bulls 9.40-9.75; top vealers lo.OO, odd stock calves 11.50 down. Hogs salable 300; total 1,200, fairly active: weak to 10 lower; decline largely on weights under 240 lb: good and choice 180-270 lb early top 13.25, 270-300 lb odd lots with more ID li ou 1 ion lh 15 RR. To recover the oil content.

washer rremoer or me ----honorable mention for an editorial dealing with prayer. VEGA FUNERAL IS SET FOR TOMORROW Funeral services for Alex Vega, a civilian who was shot yesterday morning by a military policeman, will be held tomorrow at 9 a. m. at the Holy Family church. Burial will be in Holy Hope cemetery.

Mr Vega came here from h-l Paso'Tex about four months ago. He Js sur'vived by his wife Mrs. Veea. a six-month-old-baby, rl MVC i oo Late to Classify for your rurnlturf Th his parents, Mr. -and Francisco Vega of Paso.

Mrs. rancisco vega ui Funeral arrangements are being handled through the ReiUy Undertaking company. 339 th Ave Phurit PUT Pl.OWERS POTTFfT plant "FLOWERS Ph 320 harAy hert 8th Ts ma 3 BEAUTT 8 1107 B. indlo. OZTyji.

ROTARY CLUB WILL HOLD RODEO PARTY The annual Rotary club rodeo party will be held tonight at 7:30 S'clock at the Pioneer hotel ballroom, starting with a chuck wagon dinner. The committee in charge expects 50 visiting Rotarians and their wives as guests. 1 There will be special entertainment, Including WANTED--Experienced cook, houi. El Encuntt Box 160-180 lb 12.651320- few 140-160 lb 12.2o-12.65; S0 lh total lit- to ood i Sheep saiaoie auu tle one; few sales medium to good ni TF i i -iVidiit ctpaaV al Mar. May July Sept.

Local Live Poultry Colored (2 to Ibs.) 27c 25c 24c and his horse. moili-rn home. 221 S- Lee DRH'INO to Minneapolis Feb. 4. ray Must Apply at WANTED--White house woman to I 'and for children.

Phone 0236-J-4. DAILY MA Leghorns (over 2 tbs.) Hens Ibs. up). Broilers Colored (under 2 Ibs.) Leghorns (over 2 Ibs.) Squabs, dressed, per lb. Rabbits, dressed, per lb.

-Leghorns Hens (4 Ibs.) Leghorns Hens (over 4 Ibs.) 19c Soft Breasted Roasters 27c Colored Hens to Ibs.) 22c Produce LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18. fU Dept. Produce exchange receipts: Butter 153,670 cheese 36,971 eggs 4,921 cases. Butter in bulk, 38 Candled large eggs, 30; do mediums, 28; do smalls, 23.

Fresh Local Eggs Large Medium tie done; tew saies -trucked-in lambs about steady at some held higher; ask- ng strong to a shade fat lambs; early bids about steady; best held above ll-5 freight paid; nothing done on top fat lambs Tuesday 11.50 memo. Wool BOSTON, Feb. 18. S. Dep? Air )-A few inquiries were Dept on the Boston woo torv wools at se basis for graded wools of average to good French combing length.

There was very little demand for the short French combing and clothing lengthE of fine territory wools Contracting of fine wools Continued In the western states and a number of dealers were re- norted to have turned over some of ed to mills and.top- makers at a scoured basis. ACROSS 1. Handle ClumsilJ 4. Snake 7. Visage 8.

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