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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Hull Says Peace
Statement Placed
In All Capitals

WASHINGTON Feb. 80 .CUP)-
Secretary Of State Cordell Hull re-
vealed today that copies Of his state
ment about neutral consultations
on the problems the postwar
world will face, have been sent to
all the governments
Replying to questions regarding
reports from Santiago, Chile, that
postwar questions had been taken
up by the American embassy and
the Chilean foreign office, Hull in-
dicated that only his original state
ment setting out the United States
governments purpose to conduct
such talks had thus far been dis
seminated.
He indicated that no concrete pro-
pOSalS had been offered, but said
that on the basis of the reaction so
far the results were generally of
a favorable nature.
Hull said that any specific plans
or proposals would come later and
that the immediate purpose only is
to get thC idea of neutral consul
tationS before the worlds foreign
offices.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Employment Drops
First Time Since
May, Perkins Says

WASHINGTON, Feb %. tUPl--
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins
reported today that agricultural
employment declined approximately
100000 in January. Il was the first
decline since last May.
Miss Perkins said employment re-
cession was approximately 100000
greater than the -Janu-
ary drop last year, but that the
present employment total was l.
100000 higher than in January, 1899
She said total factory employment
dropped "a per cent approximately
100000 cmployecS-aS compared
with the usual seasonal decline OF
1.8 per cent.
.The current employment index.
sed on the l923-25 average us 100.
stood at l0l.6-l0.2 per cent higher
than a year ago and the payroll
index was 98.l of l72 per cent high
er than a year ago. She said that
IA of the 9G manufacturing indus
tries covered showed employment
declines and 30 had lower payrOllS
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Europe Will Be Starvation Spot at
End of War, Herbert Hoover Predicts

WASHINGTON, Feb 20. CUP)-
Former President Herbert Hoover
today declared that "the whole
of Europe will be starvation spot
after the war, and called on con-
greSS to make start toward a gen.
Grad European relief program by
appropriating $lOOOO,OOO to $40
100000 Immediately.
MI. Hoover presented his plea
to the house foreign relations COM
mitteC in his first appearance be-
fore a congressional group in l2
years.
He declared a program of gen.
eral European relief would in no
way violate American neutrality
and would be placed on a pure
humanitarian basis"
Il have no doubt" said Mr.. Hoo
yer, that the whole of Europe
will be starvation spot after the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Dance Mad Mother
Who Killed Baby
Sentenced TO Die

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90. OUp)
Mrs Tillic Irelan, 35, who confessed
Smothcring her -month-old son
last December Is and dismember-
ing his body was sentenced yester-
Gay to death in the electric chair.
Inc pretty, prcmaturely gray
haired defendant had said that she
killed her child SO she could go
to movies and dances.
Il have nothing to say" she told
the three judge court after the ver-
tiict was read to her.
The victim. Charles. was illegiti-
mate, police said Mrs. Irelan also
has Il l0-year-old daughter, who
has not been brought into the case
because police wished to shield her.
MIS-. Irelan is cstrangcd from her
husband.
She has named several men as the
father of the child, police said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Gas Company Here
Changes Fuel Type

A change-over in the type of gas
| distributed in Imperial Valley was
announced Thursday by E. B. Ma
son, jr., of the Coast Counties Gas
and Electric company in Ell Centro.
The change which requires re-
adjustment of all present $50 BTU
variety. and increases the heat con-
tent of each cubic foot of gas ap-
poximately 80 per cent.
Due to the higher heat content
it is necessary to adjust each GUS
toner's appliances to the new max
imum, Mason said. Crews started
in the valley wednesday under R.
L Nance. service supervisor for the
entire company, making the change
over.
Trained crews began in CaleXicO
this week and will be in BraWley
March 5 and in Ell Centro March IL.
Customers all will be notified indl-
vidually.
New rates will go into effect as
soon as tho change is made, so that
cost of service will remain the same.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
GIN Union Ballot
Ordered by NLRB

DETROIT, Feb 29. CUP)-Lead-
ers of four unions prepared today
for the biggest collective bargain
ing election in the history of the
National Labor Relations Board
when the board conducts a poll of
$4,000 General Motors corporation
workers in SO plants.
The election will be held "as soon
as practicable possibly about April
u.
Russell Miller, who has directed
several large Industrial elections.
Will supervise the secret balloting
IN the company's plants in II
states, including California.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Embargo Would End
Japanese War

WASHINGTON. Feb. %. up
MAJ Evans Fordycc Carlson. who
served Tor 18 months as a spocja,
U. S. observer with the Chimes
army sad today that if the United
state were to embargo exports t.
Japan the japanese drive against
emma would collapse in SIX months
carlson, who resigned from the
marine corps to publicly express his
views on the Sino-JaDanesc CON
lllct' sad that China would have
better than an even chance of win,
nlng the undeclarcd war "if Am,
erica quits supplying Japan with
var necessities"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Floods May Recall
State LEGISLATURE

SACRAMENTO, Feb. %. CUP)-
Assembly Speaker Gordon Garland
today announced it was legally pos
sible to reconvene the Legislature
to provide flood relief under the
scope of the original proclamation
but emphasized it would not be
done unless urgently necessary.
Garland said the legislative coun-
sci had given him a formal ruling
that the legislative call of Gov. Cul-
bert Olson in January was sufficient
to include flood relief if it is felt
advisable to bring the laW-makcrs
back to Sacramento during the re-
cess.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Smoke Signals
Bring Aid TO Man

REDDING. Cal, Feb. %. up
Shades of the old west.
At the height Of the flood, smoke
signals were seen coming from a
small wooded island within the city
limits of Rcddirg. 1t turned out
to be an Indian Woodchopper, mar
ooned on the island for three days
and three nights without food or
shelter.
An airpfanc dropped food to him
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29

war. My impression is that it would
be a fine thing if we had general
authority to appropriate money
He suggested an initial figure of
$l0,000,00O to $2O,0OO,O00, but made
no estimate of the ultimate amount
which would be needed. Belgian
relief which was administered by
Mr.. Hoover during the World war
cost total of 81 ,200000,000
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Two Appointed on
Education Board

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 90. up
Culbert Olson today appointed
Henry GrOsSman and Mrs. Ralph
Melvin Smith. both of Los Angeles.
to the state board of education.
Both represent the general public
on the board.
GroSSman replaced A Hcbcr
Windner. of Riverside, president of
the board, and Mrs. Smith sue
ceeded Mrs. Margaret Workman, of
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
State Line Wronq
Place, Boys Find

Their Ignorance Of geography was
the downfall of three runaway
schoolboys from Los Angeles who
were arrested near Winterhaven this
week
Robert Young. Gene George, and
Lester Cleveland Cornelius, each
IS years of age, thought they cross
ed the border into Arizona when
they passed the highway mainten-
ance station in the sandhillS and
relaxed their vigilance They were
headed toward Iowa in a car stolen
from Lawrence Oliver of Holtville.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Uncle Remus' in
Performance Here

U. E. Bonnell, the Uncle Remus
OF the entertainment world. showed
motlon pictures and vaudeville acts
10 a large crowd at Wilson school,!
auditorium Wednesday night
He played selections on a harmo-
lllca an inch and x in length. The
program was sponsored by the
Townsend club of Imperial Vallev
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
MRS. MARTHA HAWK
FUNERAL FRIDAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Hawk. mother of l.. C. Hawk of the
alamo Verde district will be held
Fridav morning at the Hardin flu
neral chapel in TngleWood Mrs.
Hawk was pioneer resident OF
Imperial Valley. She died Tuesday
in Hawthorne.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
SRA Considers 100000 Monthly Saving
By Exchanging Reiiefers With WPA

rolls throughout the state If these
could be transferred to the SRA
and an equal number Of men from
among the 1851 family heads re-
ceiving state relief given employ
mcnt ON WPA jobs the saving T.
the state would be 100000 PEI
month, he said.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Western Air Chief
Due Here FRIDAY

Thomas Wolfe, Vice-president OF
traffic for the Western Air Express,
will arrive in Ell Centro Friday to
confer with aviation enthusiasts
about an airmail and passenger
stop for Imperial Valley.
He will meet at the Ell Centre
Chamber of Commerce with Robert
Hays, secretary; Charles Nice, sec
retary of the Brawley Chamber OF
Commerce; George A. Parr of the
Imperial county airport; and c. F.
Reynolds, secretary of the Calexico
Chamber of Commerce.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
Sb9 Val. RANGE
1-3 larger oven
$3.50
So DOwn-USuaI
Carrying Charge

An amazing buy at It's
regular price It's the
talk of the town AT $3.50.
Big l8x20X14 inch oven.
porcelain lined. Fully IN
; U A T f d, RobertshaW
oven heat control, slide
out SmokcleSs brOllcr. ,
large service drawers! Last
call,
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29
6.05 Value Indirect Lighting Lamp

where will this value be beat styled
blend with any furnishing scheme Finished antique white
brown With mite lite base. Saturday, March Il
this SclSatonalY low sale Act a 10
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29

SO DOwn-USual
Carrying Charge
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29

Incredible low price for this stunning
new Divan . you'll appreciate its
worth when you notice its expensive
features. The divan is beautifully
styled =. s.. every detail spells the fine
quality of Sears Honor-Built furni-
ture :. opens into full bed >. has
a large bedding compartment in the
base
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-29

AGain our assistant manager proves his
mcttic with this incompatible value.
Powerful 5-band push-button Slvcrtonc
IN hghboy cabinet. Television phono- Jack,
1910 Superhetcrodyne circuit giant rub
ber floated chassis. ACT NOW and save!
Evening star., 1940-01-21

BEDROOM, mahogany, oval mirrors; beau
tiful veneers: . marvellous REPRODUCTION.
This Is quality furniture. WE ARE STAY.
ersl l credit plan. ACNE SToRxdE 90.
l1howroom), 4628 14th It. NV. oeefSia
Evening star., 1940-01-21

GIRLS CO.., colored, exp references part.
time or days work. exp shirt fnisher and
folder in laundry, hand finisher. hacker.
Hobart 113a
GIRL wants part-time work. Call 1905
ST NV
Evening star., 1940-01-21
III 60.
Dependable Brokevs-oHer

Dependable Brokeys-ofer
De LUKE RooMlkG HOUSE
7 .T; N M.yoasi sstns Hess Ssa sSS h.nss Giss
EXCLUSIVE GUEST CLUB
Syfa ~ cIeaTs $3.50 0ns monthy % s1s5e0. oo'
RooMlkG HoUSE-MASS. AVE.
Thomas Circle. 10 rms. 2 baths; Running
""fss RoolHe 81 ni tiSs Hovsgm1e !SEn.ay RooMs
81 $685. H'@sSRd ghsSd s:s1 $685.
GUEST HoME-$l.soo
Mass: and 2lst st, 1S rms, 3 baths. Well
'0fn''1sH sRoefRYspElIcATEssgH eERss 1piI. s1;f s
Uptown. Doing good business. Shows real
''IRs; RooMiSe lHHIs 'SSHJ; HoUsE@i5 f ROOMS
Elesant equipment. Suitable boarding.
BEAUTY SALON
Established 10 yrs. 4 op. $4,000.
HIGH CLASS GUEST HOME
90 rms. 8 baths. Elaborate furnishings.
". Building and business for $4,000 down.
0'''pSi HrAR sAil MAlYfIowER LS5S iu HOTEL vif '''
Rooming house, 12 rooms. Rent, SS5. Well
FURNISHED APARTMENT BUILDING
IS RMS, BATHS. RENT, $l6O; CLEARS
$50. FINE EQUIPMENT. $500.
COLUMBIA RD. SECTION
Eoemins house: 1s rms; I baths. Rent; Rent;
down.
ON CAPITOL HILL
aniss Rent. aSai $50 Very sttraotiv.
9l1 18th St. NV. REp. O0ll
Evening star., 1940-01-21

GIRL, Southern colored wants Job plain
cook housework, chambermaid. with South
ern people; city references Dupont O5O4
GIRL, colored. wants days work or general
housework. District 5939, Sunday until
n m
Evening star., 1940-01-21

GIRL. cdlored wants part time or regular
work cleaning. mothers helper. District
Evening star., 1940-01-21

GIRLS colored (2), honest. reliable wish
sob; sh.w., with plain cooking; ref. Met.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

MOVE IN TOMORROW.
GOING BUSINESS
Dandy place for couple to operate.
Serving dinners exclusively Has adjoining
building made to order for sandwich shop,
City gas, electricity. On Baltimore blvd.
Wonderful possibilities Price only $3.50 90.
$3.50 down payment. $1,000 month. Low
Garage. gas station, store: equipped;
living quarters. real spot on BALTIC. blvd.
Rent. S35 90 month
HI-WAY REALTY CO,
Once Baltimore-WashinRto Blvd.
(7 Mi North of Laurel. Md
P O. Elkridee, Md
Evening star., 1940-01-21

GIRL colored wishes work as maid or
work Of any kind: very good reference.
Decatur 64Q6.
Evening star., 1940-01-21

GIRL, colored. competent. general, house
work. cook; adults Thursday, Sunday aft
ernoons of; live out. 1015 21st st NV.
mist 1871 after n m
Evening star., 1940-01-21

LIVING ROOM Mr.. Green says-Imagine
a suite so lovely as a velvet with a deeper
tone stripe in burgundy; the odd chair is
guard velvet and its construction is sag
less. with webb bottom" YOUR CREDIT
IS GOOD Open evenings. Green Furni-
P. S-"oh. yes. the price is the talk OF
tho fown
Evening star., 1940-01-21

EXCELLENT oPPoRTUNITY-Dry clean
ing and laundry business, operate your own
store, become connected with established
firm. Moderate investment required. Call
Michigan 1889 between 10 and IL am.
HOME WITH INCOME: 10 rms; oil heat;
filled; $500 handles. rms. with apart
ments: rent only $50: $3.50: terms.
1DA3 II St w (pnoyn dIOA Met S6S1
Evening star., 1940-01-21

GOLF CLUBs-s75 set Bobby Jones reg
istered irons. ! to 9, used ] season. S45.
Including Sis leather bag Alex 2S4-J.
Evening star., 1940-06-16
FARM & GARDEN.

ANIMALS, petunias 25c doz; large peren-
mails, Ice ca: tomato, cabbage plants 15c
doz. F. Green 1140S Georgia ave. ext.
DELPHINIUM PLANTS hybrids. Mum
cuttings. snapdraeons. petunias, calendu-
las. zinnias, saliva. Rooted dahlias; glad.
bulbs. Flower Farm, lO7 S. Irving st.
Arlington, Va.
WELL-ROTTED COW manure, 75c per 100
lbs, 500 lbs, S., Rich garden dirt soc
per 100 lbs, 500 lbs. $3.50. Delivered
Glenhurst Diaries, Bethesda, Md. WI
1929.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning planting.
tranSplanting, Sodding, lawns made, reno
waited; tree work. w. c. Walker, 232
Emerson NV RA. 0119
TOP SOIL. S. ton; . tons, SIS: 3 baskets,
81; soddng, 12c square Call NJ. Robin
son. AT 6SSS IT,
YOU ARE NOT TOO LATE
We still have fresh window box and
sarden, plants Astors SOC doz gerani-
ums, oc ca: cannas and scarlet sage
petunlaS. eardeniaS ard lantamas Sale
on hardy azsleas. 3 for 81 25 Ashton
Nursery, 5440 Ga. ave. NV, at Under
Evening star., 1940-06-16
BABY CHICKS,

ROCKS. Reds, Leghorns, S7.25 the hun
dred; none are better; poults. ducks and
brood hens. j. B. Henry. 6767 Little Falls
ro, Call Falls Church tVaD 134S
COWAN'S s baby-started chicks Nd. U S
approved and pul tested Coop prices.
Cowan's Hatchery. Bowie, Md Phi 2341
ROCKS, r. L Reds White Leghorns. $3.50
per 100. Conkey'S feeds James Feed Store
619 K st. NV Metropolitan O0S9,
BEACHS S BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS reduced
from $40 to 81 per hundred; all chicks are
from Maryland State and U. S. approved
fockS; no better can be had al any price
DuckIingS: turkey poults and goslings re-
duced, We carry full line of Pratt's feeds
and remedies; also distributor for Jamesway
poultry equipment L. E. BeachS Hatchery,
Norbeck, Md. Ashton ABB.
CHICKS Lge. types S. C. W. Leghorns,
po.Ls $50 $50 i406 ,oEB, 3, and w. Mh.
VIII Leghoru pulletS, $500 100
100; aSStd. breeds. sexes, grade 100,
S3;45; rblood-tested breeders, loors live
DEL P. P, prompt shipment cash or C. o. D,
DEPT Z McALISTERVIILE. PA
Evening star., 1940-06-16
POULTRY 6 EGGS.

HEN-LAYING BATTERIES, six units, one
hundred and eighty cages each; must be
moved within week. Call Warfleld 1867.
1S ROSELAWN pedigreed White Leghorn
laying hens, l yr Extra good layers Also
2O0-chlck capacity eec. brooden feeders
and watererS. Reas. 2S0S 33rd st, Sc
Lincoln 1858
Evening star., 1940-06-16
ROOMS FOR REhr-hEw YORK

GOING TO THE FAIR? Connecting rooms
with bath in refined home. ST per person.
! ; min from the fair. Mrs. A. H. Pritchard.
N. ". For reference call WI QlAS
Evening star., 1940-06-16
CLIPPER LAWN MOWER
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

GENUINE PA. WHITE ASH COAL; chest,
del IN your bin; full VT and ali coal
screened and washed: conditions critical;
buv now and be safe. Mr.. Grim Ia.
5192, ANYTIME
Evening star., 1940-06-16
COUNTRY BOARD.
Continued. }

GOOD FOOD and pleasant rooms on real
farm modern conv.; riding horses. tennis
and trout fishing; 90 miles from Wash.
Mrs. Chas. H. Bready, Derwood, Md.
Gaithersburg 149-W.
BEAUTIFUL HOME in mountains, 80 miles
to D. c.: all modern conveniences; fresh
vegetables, good food. $3.50 per week.
MS. D. E. Hammer, Marshall. Va.
ns;ibers hr Can5D rsaso5ab,e paivate nome
Mrs. Weatherholtz. Call between IL and
. pm. Falls Church s30-F-2.
WIDOW. comfortable home, excellent cook
wants 2 boarders: S35 per month each: in
Virginia Village, 2S miles Washington. De-
tails. Randolph 065S.
LARGE SINGLE and double rooms; fresh
farm products: moderate rates. Marlboro
1881
EXCELLENT BOARD. Ideal place for rest
Large. shady lawns; tennis Drive to or
write FOR particulars. Mrs. Martha q.
Edwards, Warrenton, Va.
NICE COUNTRY HOME FoE CHILDREN.
Near Leesbura, Va. For further in.cr-
nation pnone Warfleld 6694
Evening star., 1940-06-16
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

VA. SUBURBS or 8 bright airy rooms,
furn. for Ink: quiet. conv. to bus, 10c
fare; settled couple pref; gas and light
furn.: two rooms S30 three rooms, $40.
Phone DU. 3O4h after 5 Sun
Evening star., 1940-06-16
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN, Jewish, Government execu-
tive. desires room. board optional. with
family where he will feel at home. prefer
ably Connecticut ave. or 18th ST: section
detached home; price immatertal. Box
296-E Star.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

1920 QUE ST N.W.-Nicely furn. clean,
cool, double rm.. fireplace, c.h.w.. uni.
phone; reas. Also single rm. MI. 7403.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

dence ave. with lounsing room and bath
10 be shared with other single rooms:
opportunity for group Of or to take over
ana snare as bachelor quarters; overlook
ms Mall near Govt bldgs. Ma. 1851
Evening star., 1940-06-16

| WILL SHARE HOME in suburbs with quiet,
refined lady Govt. clerk. Protestant State
age and particulars. Box 273-D, Star.
GLOVER PARK overlooking U S park
New home master bedroom also . smaller
rooms near bath men or employed couple:
reaS DE 3225
Evening star., 1940-06-16

ATTENTION. Govt workers and executives
Bright, cheerful rooms available on In
dependence, ave, mr.; Govt bldes, over
room with bath. suitable or 5 men or
congenal group. for bachelor quarters.
Ma 3551. Agent, 2O5 9TH st sW
Evening star., 1940-06-16

18th and Eye sts. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio. for / person. from $3.50 per
week: for from Ss per week each.
Studio type rooms if desired Air con-
ditioned lobby. dining room and cocktail
room. Roof lounge open June 10 to
September 80. Call Mr.. WILLS, mgr, for
INSPECTION. District 4210.
1862 WYOMING AVE. NV.
Single and double rm.. 2nd A., nicely
turn.; lge. basement I'm. with pvt shower.
Dupont 1851.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

DOWNTOWN, 1901 K ST. N.W.-Beauti-
fully furn rm., cross ventilation. large
closet twin beds; girls; homelike
461S 18th ST N.W-Well-furnished bed
room, semiprivate bath private family;
unlim nhnne: 500 GE 1S30.
Evening star., 1940-06-16

1910 MASS. AVE NW-Nicely furn. sin
gle room, adjoining bath. 81; gentleman;
private family. Apt. Z. District 1856.
l16 18th ST SE-Master bedrm., nicely
furnished, next TO BATH: must be seen to
be Gppreciatei: reasonable
Evening star., 1940-06-16

ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has converted
her home into guest house for men; con-
rooms now: single and double available;
independence ave. nr. Govt bldss over
looking Mail convenient to heart of Wash
1851 ava
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-11

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR -
Notice is hereby given that the
United States Government proposes
to advertise specifications for a
contract for the construction of
public buildings and public works
Of the United States. namely the
various buildings, landscaping.
grading. dredging etc. at Key
West. Florida; and that. in accord
ance with the Davis Bacon Act. as
amended (Act rof August so. 1885.
Pub. No. 403. 74th Cong-) such
specifications win contain the mini
mum wages to be paid the various
classes of laborerS and mechanics
employed and that the Secretary
of Labor has been requested to de-
termine such wage rates pursuant
to the provisions of said Act and
the regulations Of the Department
of Labor. Opportunity for hearing
on this matter will be given at 10
O'Clock, A. VI. on November Is. 1940.
in room 500, County Court House
Building, Miami, Florida. at which
time and place all interested per-
sons may appear and present testi-
mony with respect to the prevailing
local wages for laborers and me-
chanies on building construction
By direction of the Secretary,
Gerard D. Reilly, Solicitor OF Labor.
nov11,1 1870
The Key West citizen., 1940-11-11
REACTIONS OF WAR
In EUROPE PUZZLING

Continued from Page One)
off our hands, but since, in IL
months, has bought only S20,759,-
900 worth of the weed.
Into the figures of these two
products, the whole story can be
written. with minor variations,
of course. Cotton is war neces-
Sity. Tobacco isn't. Aside from
that, Great Britain made heavy
loans to Turkey. Turkey can pay
off in tobacco. Egypt raises to-
bacco. So why keep buying from
the United States and paying out
gold for a commodity (no matter
what the quality when that
same commodity can be pur-
chased for sterling to ones own
provinces or credits to ones own
debtors.
That, however, is just begin
ming. Lard purchases in this coun-
try by Great Britain have de-
clined more than SO percent from
practically S12,000,0OO. Ham and
shoulders have. dropped from So
900, 900 to $3,O0O,O0O. But canned
salmon purchases have climbed
from $5,87O,O00 to S9,287, 900. And
canned sardineS from a paltry
S433. 900 to S2.654. 900.
Enter Dairy Products
More startling than any of these
is the fact that canned milk and
cream exports to England, which
totaled nothing during the pre-
war year, now have climbed for
the year to $3,560,0OO.
These things are not hard to
explain. Great Britain is getting
its pork and lard elsewhere or
doing without it, but the Scan
dinavian fisheries and the Dutch
and Danish dairy markets have
disappeared.
Other wartime" foods are ex-
periencing the same boom. Baked
beans (the soldiers friend) are
now going to the British Isles at
a thousand percent more than a
year ago Isl ,322, 900 against s122,-
000).
Fewer Boards. More Pulp
Boards and planks from the
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