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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
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By Reor Admiral
At Trade Meeting

SAN FRANCISCO - The
navy is ready as never before
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

The city dsds Ssfs rsadr "
fight right back. however. ard
Works Commissioner A a. Her
sersen hsd the answer that bids
on paving the sxtrs strip ~ road
Nay with fsst-ssttlas sonerstf
~srs b~inx called Monday ana
ssosiId h. opsnsd . ~sss from noe.
on the 11d
Even withmss ths threat from
the shlpysrd ~orsss. President
Pred kiopfsns,ssn u th@ Retail
Trade Bureau ssid ths present
stsis II tidsflats traffic virtually
forces . boycott.
by the time the msn get out
wfATHGR FORECAST
ossssasssi rails tonight, we~sss.
ssy, Tsspssssass.f sssgk. 81 iss
80 sns sts~s. sttss sefs. sf7i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...........ss.b " 1s5l vOO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

~ tia sniryssd sn5 40 h>fs.- ~
sasd. 'ths sisss are sios~1
Thais the sssasssns Win 1oon
mss ~ofssns ~ ths n~sfsiesrz<
tcontinasa sn rags Z. catsma u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
III. s. Navy Is Ready to Blast Axis Warcraff

Lower counlvies
In Lul1n Axnosicu
Moy Focs Ai.uek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

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ioSdL pgIuHr
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Fastidious W m en- acclaim
Odo- Ro-No Cream Deodorant
for it's gentle, long-lasting ef-
fectivenels. Will not irritate
the most delicate skin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Felt pad relieves pressure
and me dication gently re-
moves corn. Get a box of
Blue-Jay today and know
real foot comfort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

DON'T Run Short Of Psne'isI
Get ~ supply TO Last
Medium .ou No. 2 lead per
With erasers. The same pc
that always sell at 2 Tor
Priced 10 offer an unusual
;ns.! Buy enough for the ~
family. A real lesson IN
to save!
Buy OF Cunningham and So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-02

Five cards in assorted
eoiors for two.r'ng
b;nders. Keeps your
notes easy to get at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

ApyERTIsFN,TNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
YOU May ALWAYS
BE cOhSTIPATED
UNLESS

You correct faulty living habits-un-
less liver bile flows freely esery day into
your intestines to help digest fatty foods
and guard against constipation.
so USE COMMON SENSEi Drink
more water, eat more fruit and vsse-
tables. And IL assistance is needed. taks
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. They not
only assure gentle yet thorough bowel
movements but ALSO stir up your liver
bile secretion to help digest fatty foods.
Olive Tablets. being purely vegetable.
are wonderful! Used successfully for over
20 years by DR.. F. M. Edwards in
treating patients for constipation and
sluggish liver bile. today Olive Tablets
are justly FIRST choice of Thousands
of grateful users. Test their goodness
TONIGHT! 15t, 800, 6ot. AL druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

After years of fighting as an
aviator. Lewis F. Green. al. of
29904 East Jefferson avenue. still
hasn't enough and today is trying
to enlist in the United States air
corps.
When only 16. Green enlisted
with the Princess Pat regiment in
Canada in the first World War,
was sent to France and later
transferred to the Raj. In 1918
only three weeks before the Arm
istice. he was shot down over
Verdun. Taken prisoner. he spent
la year in a prison camp in Ger
many before his release was eff
fected.
Green stayed out Of aviation
for a time. but in 1926 enlisted
in the United States army and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Air War Is His Dish
Raj Veteran of 1918 Tries to Enlist With Y. S.;
He's Al, but There May Be Spot for Him

served with the air corps until
1929. After a time in commercial
aviation. he went to China in
1886 and became an instructor for
the Chinese air force. Later, he
was made a colonel and decorated
for valor by Chang Kai-Shek.
Although his application was &C.
cepted, it will have TO be passed
on by Washington because OF
Green's age. But he feels the
United States can find a spot for
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Flashlieht Price Frozen

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 GNS).
that flashlights "mean
more than light-they mean lives"
and that their bulbs and batteries
are must" items in coastal areas
threatened with air raids, Price
Administrator Leon Henderson to-
day issued his first war emergency
schedule" freezing prices of fash
lights and their parts at "the high
est prices quoted during the two
months ending December l, 1871"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
OUCH
MY Arm
Extra.powsrful OMEGA OIL
gives relief from muscle pain

To help aching, painful sore muscles
exfra-fast-rub in Omega Oil It &C
tually penetratss right into the akin.
Omega works to ease the pain while
it breaks up congestion. Soothing relief
is prompt Fine for muscular back-ache,
too. 35e, all drug stores - mousy To-
turned If not delighted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
REFLECTIONS DECLINE

Because Of that. reflections
dropped decidedly Still depriv-
Ing many of admittance into the
armed forces was lack of birth
certificates.
An example was Mike Borsos
80. of 345S0 Simms avenue,
Wayne, who served four years
with the marine corps in Asiatic
waters-the center of the Japa-
nese-United States war. Without
his birth certificate. Borsos was
temporarily rejected by the ma
rines
II wanta go right back over
there and get into the thick
Of IT," he said. "They can't keep
me out. I'll find q way"
His attitude was typical OF
countless others who, rejected by
one branch of the service. would
keep trying until accepted in an
other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10

Such was Clyde Wing, 3s. a ma
chinist from Flint. who was &C
cepted by the navy after being
rejected by both the army air
corps and the Royal Canadian Air
Force.
Wing. who is married and served
eight months in the army during
the first World War. said his rea-
sons for joining "are explained in
the front page Of the newspa-
pers today"
Willing TO trade a $50 a week
Job for q 500 a month assignment
in the navy was John Noll. "a. SUI
perintendent of the Iron Workers
at the Herman Gardens housing
project. Noll, who lives at 624
West Alexandria avenue. was dis.
charged in 1923 as first-class
water tender. Before coming IL
Detroit he was an engineer In
Freetown, Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
Recruit Offices
Here Stornned
By Volunteers

The flood of Michigan manhood
answering the call to the colors
reached new levels today as thous-
ands of patriots poured into the
Detroit Federal Building, filled the
corridors and left army, navy and
marine recruiting officers swirl
ing in sea Of applications.
With the first days furry over,
the number of obviously unaccept-
able men dwindled. But, accord
ing by officials of all three
branches of service, the total ap-
plicants increased.
There were still a few whose
patriotism was stronger than their
physical fitness--such as the two
blind men and the youth without
arms who persistently attempted
to join the navy. Generally speak
ing, however. the second day
brought more sober, better quail
flied type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-10
MOST INsIsTENT MAN

At the army recruiting office.
19-year-old George Benyock was
probably the most insistent man
IN the corridor. Rejected because
he had no parents, no guardian
and consequently no on to sign au-
thorization for his enlistment,
Benyock was rejected.
After explaining that 1T means
more to me 10 get a poke at those
Japs than TO draw $50 week
like I'm doing" officials prepared
a special affidavit for him. Beny-
ock. who lives alone at 1900
Twelfth street, has a brother AT
Camp Wolters. Texas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03
Dbis @ailtmfressb

oer Mmtter nit ben 5iDei Sobnert
orana onrd sic Bolfem Snnt SimneI
l.ne 'oer Batter i'm 6immeI baIf nnO
troitete fie. Sier bat iiber Der aaabe
Sofepb Selling (gater sseiiinD iein
ianiaes 1eten gclernt, oas mir 10
alffief nnS mid 10 riibrte, als id
ion ins Der eriten 3eit 0es Abenos IN
Der Qnpelle nit oen ainoern nn6 ben
eriteH StnoeRten lant lmo oentlid3
borbeten borte. gs mar iebr erban-
lid l,no alle Sa,sbeipobner tporen
alneieno nno beteten iilllig nno
fronin nit Seet ipei6 i'd. no er
es aelernt bate, 10 fromm ,iro an
oadtia su beten: feline fromme Nnt-
ter bate es friiber 10 getan 81, Sai.Ie
nit ibrea aleinen; Der fleine nad-
lame Soiepb bate es gelernt, 1nb
iekt tat er es tuieoer nit ben 8aiien.
Saibtuaiien nno 3oslingen inn Sole
pbinum ais Soiepb a,,s Der Sbule
par, oa lernte er ieine arbeit: 2itoz
graphic ooer 5teinidriftfmIt. ga.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03

bat ser quite Nann anieben ,.nS tra.
gen ,niiifen, tpenn er auf ieiue fleinen
Ginber unS oann anf oie Iiebe @at-
tin iab, oenen er ,sibt mebr oas 8rot
oerbienen unb seben fonnte.. Sur
@ott fonnte i'm tr0iten, als er Die
ausen idtob ,tno ieinem Serrsott al
le iiberlieB.
SSett fiel oie san5e 8iirSe auf bie
quite Nutter, sic baIab nit orei ain=
bern. SSobann ,Soiepb (8ater Sci
iins) nod nidt fiinf Sabre alt; Ser
marc nod nidt seboren, uno SSoiepb
Nat. bier Sabre alt. Sic m,1Bte fid
burdIblagen nit .BaIdea, Striden,
Ndben l,iu., oanit fie ,.no ibre 2in.
ser ant 2eben blieben. sic bate If.
reu @atten ,,ne &in6 Dem lieben @ott
seopfert, ,lnb Ser allein fonnte ibr
iebt belfen. @ott, Der 8ater Der 8ai.
fen balf ibr in ibrer saot, 0enn er per.
lGBt arme @ittuen unb 8aiien nibt.
Das freauue bertranensbone @ebel
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03
6eoanffm nlt0 GriMMernAgeM
Bon aeo. 6rans Guertaes

1886. Sic tpdr Sic godter oes 5dub-
|ntabers gngeIbert S6lulemann, uno
beiratete eiiten 5dnbmader. go Blieb
iie IN ber Shnbmoderei. Drei Rinoer
ipnroen ibr seboren: SSobaan Soiepb
(Bater Sefiins) se6. IT,. Nop. 1886;
geit. 3. Robentber 1899; @ilbelnline
5ran5isfa, aeb. 81 DECEMBER 1889;
geltorben 4. September 1910, itn0
Bernard Anton @ilbeln,, eeb. 2ten
ausuit 184t, seitorben Inn april
1869.
Dieie 5iueite gbe iit inieoer cine
2eioensseididte nit bielen ilno gro-
ben Opferm setrasen bon beioen el-
tern. Das slpeite aino bieier. ebe
mrBte nod ne,,n Wouaten begraben
tuerben uno balo tpiiroe er ielbIt franf
lno itarb gum gr0Bten 2eioen feiner
Satin, sic nod nit einem 3inoe
unter Dem Sersen eing. 8iebiel 2eio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03

opferte er alles, mas er Der6iente, Der
SHUTTER ,lnS ieinen 8riioeru, big oaB
CT in oie armee eins. 90 mar a,id
iein i,.nees 2eben n1it bielen perf0n-
Iiden Opfern berbmnbe,1. @as ct als
4iao uno iunaer Wann gelernt, bas
Ieste er als boiler Mann ,,n6 als
Yrieiter ipater fort. Der Sesen Got
tee uuo Ser SHUTTER fiel auf ibn nno
enolid auf alle, bie fih i.nter ieinen,
Sd,is befanOen.
@ie Batter Settings eltern ,,no er
ielbit, 10 opferten audi, feline gltern
germ aues, pas iie batten, oem lie-
ben @ott uno ben NadIten. Sic FAM
Den 9rolt in 0em 2eibensfeld, aus
oem iie immer trinfen nlnBteu lino
Der ibHen iiberallbiu na1folgte ober
beglettete. Bis baB iie eingineen in Sic
etpise aube;; felt Der 3eit itebt Der
4eld oaer oas Rreli5 auf ibrem Grab,
ben Der Batter oomals Dor Dem @ie-
bel ieiaes Sauies iekt. Die ein5eIueu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03
(Goriiesung)
MeiRe 6erfanft

Siibren pir nns oas Spierleben
Der Jamilie Sobann Dilbeln Sci.
finss ,ettpas r,iber por oie aiigen nno
feben mir Die Opfer, tpelde oie einsel.
men Witalieoer bradten.
Da lit slterit Der Iamilienbater
felbit;; geboreH Is. Suni 1901; seIt.
90. San. 1871. @eboren at Borg.
borft, aeitorben su WhnIter, Beltf.
gr mar eiit .SdnIter i'm Sanoperf.
er berbeiratete iid nit @ertrnoe
5lanoer, aeft. 26. 5ept. 1885, 80
Sabre alt. Sic gebar ibn 5tpei Sim
Der: eliiabetb @ilbelmina, aeb. 90.
Sept 1882, geitorben 81. Ndr5 1884
,mb sssoIepb Wdttbias Sutton, geboren
IL. Sa,uar 1884.
@iebiel Sdinera ,,no pelde Sp-
fer lieaen IN bielen fur5en 3ablen ber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03

borsen: 60 eiu gliidlid Iiebeno Baar
trifft folde Sdidialsidlase 3uerit
feiu eritse6oreaes Iiebes aodterlein,
itno banu balo oarauf aud sic liebe
@attin ,.ns SHUTTER uuB er binseben
I'M 9obe. Der Serr rabm iie ibni bel.
be ,,no lieb ibm nur nod Oas Sobn.
Iein.. 8ie biele 9rdneu bate er 90
bersoiien uno Iuiebiele beige @ebete
ftieaen aus feinem tulsnoen Ser5en
gum 9imntel: Scr Serr bat iie linn
'aeaeben Ser Serr bat iie eenommet1,
Der Rame oes @erru iei sebeneoeit. >
gr betete tuie Der from,le Sob ,no
fano ieinen groit BET @ott. Ser Serr
Beilte balo feline Wlmoen, benn elm
elaubenstarfer Gbrilt bdlt iih felt
an @ott ,tno fiiat iid in allem. ,
49, CT beiratete tpieoer uno oiesmal
Mnna Raria Sdll.Iemann, eeb. i'm
Gftober 1911, aeItorben Z. Wat 1866,
IN Staotlobn, uabe Der Sollduoiiden
@ren5e; es tuar oieies am 16. 5ebr.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03
Riftnsd, Sen ). seyiemter 1o41

aserOen alif3lt3dblen, 0tc befOe glterit
i9eoltIoig llns gottergeben trlgen,
fam i'd nur 10, gelegentlih er5dblen.
Sier seniist es Su iagen, Bob fie ibre
Qraft ilnb Stdrfe i'm @ebete fanoen
nn0 Ser aIll,ahtige Soft itano ibnen
Ein,mer gndois BEL.
8eIonoers fieI mir auf oas Bal6-
lante @ebet oes 8aters, bas id 10 oft
borte, menn er alleiu mar bei Ser
arbeit, ober mond,nlal i'm 5blaf.
aange Sabre mar sid ltetss iein Sc.
fdbrte onf bem 0eee 5nr un0 BON
Der arbeit; oann BEL Ser arbeit liz
Der Nine ooer alif oem -2ano, ia,
5pei Ninter mar id iein Sblaffante.
raO lmo od borte ih ibn oft balbla,.t
beten sn @ott nm 9ilfe ano 8eiitano
III alien N0ten. @r Orebte fid, ,l,al,d,.
NAL ttltt nno betete tpeiter, gang lang-
jam nno fromm.
Damn lab id i'm itnn,er on. ipenn
.er am 9iid)e iaB llno lallt Dorbetete:
10 ribig l,no anod1tig, nit nieoer-
geIdlaae,,en augelt, gefalteten San.
ben. @ie er bas &relt5 macbte iiber
itd rno iiber oas 8rot, bas er an
idnitt, iuie er on feline 8rnit idlng,
iuenn er iagte:: .llno bas @ort lit
sSleild geluoroeu", ipie er ben 2leinen
bali bas &relt5 slt nlarben. Gin mir.
oepoller Mann nit 8ollbart, bober
Stirn, flaren augen, friidrotem @e.
iibt, elm 5pp,ts ebter Mdnnlidfeit
an Starfe ,n1b GroBe (,mgefqbr ieds
SUBJ. gr bate niel aebnIi6feit nit
Dem giloe oes Serrn, beionbers ,penu
er oaiaB lmo betete. g8ie oft babe id,
oaran geoadt. ~
@inn,al, als er 10 baiaB uno be.
tete, nuo ib ibn betra1tete, fam mir
oas a6enomablbilo in Sen Sim, bas
yater Serntann ltntraut, Waribfielo,
BIS, oamals IN gbiorl 8is., inn
3inlmer bangen batte, mo er ,.ns I'M
Serbit 1888 Sen eriten & Rommm,ions.
unterridt erteilte llno ipie er belnerf.
te: Der Sei1anb IaB NIT Ieinen
apoIteln am Gid ,lno betete. es
mar beim abenoeiien, aIs mir ser
@eoanfe fam Der Gater fab bem Sci.
lamb 10 dbnfi6 nit feinem Bart uitu.
Der @ebanfe mar 10 itarf al,f mir.
Dob mir bas Ser5 bon tpllrbe 1n6 itb
tueinen ntllBte. SD berbars mid nno
lief binalts. Nietnan6 ipuBte, mas
mir paiIierte.
Gin anoeresmal tpar es bein
abellogebet, dis er tpieoer 10 gebeuat
SoiaB nit aloddtig nieoergeidlase.
men ausen, I'M @ebet pertieft, als
ipenn er Dor Summer iino Sorgei1
berIiedJte, beinerfte id, bob IN ibm
ettpas 8efonoeres boreing, tpas er al.
lein fiiblte. 8eim Sdlub fdalte er
anf ben 9eila,to an Der @ano (oas
Ser5= SSeiu=8ilo)s, oas in 2iebe fter.
benoe 9er5 SSeiu Ad i'd, folgte lei.
mem 8lid une oadae: Mub, bu, lieber
8ater, ,,lubt baIo fterben ,lao ipas
DeroeH mir oahn obite ben Batter
tan2 llno mieoer fo,nen mir Die Era
men, oie ih 81. unteroriiden f,,dte nno
fprans ih oann binai,s. go iebr lieb-
te id ben Batter, bob fein anblid uno
fein Benebmen mid in1mer riibrten.
gr trai,te mir audi pieles 5u unb CAB
mir nanbes 5u tim, tpas er feineat
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03

Gin lpeiteres Mitglieo Ser Sc
fuiten sllnioerIitdt sSorobaur lit gum
9d,tptling oes 8drenItammes Ser
Noba'uf *sssnoianer IN Gausbnatpa.
ga, Rauaoa, ernannt ipar6en: Heu.
8obert g. 6oaauo, .S.S., Direftor
ber 5orbbam nniberiitp YreB. Das
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-03

Bilo (rebts) 5eist Nep. Soaauo
i'm Srnat oes sssnoianerbduptlinss;
1infs: Bib Rateri 9efafuitba's,
Der ,,Siiie Der Wobatpfs". fir oe-
rem 5elisipredmns 8eb. Soaauo
eifrig beruiibt lit. Sriiber bereits
pnrbe Meo. sSobu &pnne, S.S,
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Alloys Of Metal Powder
To Speed Up Defense
By the Assoctated Press

BY tht Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept 25.-A
new method of making a cheap
alloy powder from scrap metal that
is now wasted and using it to make
materials for defense more quickly
than is now possible was described
today by DR.. John WulfT, Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
metallurgist.
Addressing metallurgy confer
ence attended by representa- tives of
many leading defense industries as
well as Army and Navy officials. DR..
Wulff declared that powders of
various substances could be used to
produce bombs, lubricants. resistant
paints and other things important
to our defense effort"
He said the method involved TAX
ing scrap metals that cannot be used
efficiently for melting and reducing
them to powdered form by gravity
and corrosion techniques.
Using stainless steel as one ex-
ample, Wulff said that ordinary
treatment of that metal to form
other products entails the most
difficult machining processes in the
world"
But, he declared, reducing it to
powder form and then making new
products by comparatively simple
molding techniques eliminated great
machine costs.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Stock Averages
By VICTOR EUBANK,
60 Stock Range Since 1921:
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-Tax fears.
and not the war, today received the
principal blame for one of the sharp
est stock market breaks since last
April.
The list was slightly in arrears
on slow dealings during the morn
ing. Heavy offerings in virtually all
departments hit the ticker tape
shortly after midday as Secretary
Morgenthau revealed the Treasury
even now was at work on a bill that
would drastically limit corporate
profits. The official yesterday had
suggested a 100 per cent tax on net
earnings above per cent on in
vested capital.
When word was received in Wall
Street that the proposed limitations
were actually being written into q
measure for congressional approval
the assumption was that the move
had the blessing Of the admins
tration and might have a fair chance
Of becoming law
Steels, motors. aircrafts and in
dustriaI speclalties were among the
first to tumble Declines ranged
from l to points at the worst
Extreme losses were reduced in many
cases at the close when advices from
the Capital indicated strong oppo-
sitiOn to the Treasury shift was
likely both in the House and Senate
Volume expanded briskly on the
iquldating scramble and transfers
for the full proceedings were around
100000 shares. largest in about two
months. The pace slackened in the
final hour as efforts at recovery were
being made.
Bethlehem and Jones & LaUghlin
Steels were among shares recording
new bottoms for the year. Promi-
nent on the losing side were United
States Steel. Crucible, Douglas Air
craft. Consolidated Aircraft, Wright
AeronaUtical, Eastman Kodak
Philip Morris Anaconda. Kennecott
PepSi-Cola. New York Shipbuilding
Dupont. Union Carbide. General Mo-
tors, j. / Case, International Ear-
vester. United States Rubber and
Montgomery Ward.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
Washington Produce

TE5dR5-93 l5d593 score. tubs. 3al.: 1-uound
prints .i"' s-pound prints. 40lA. -
core TUGS, y pound prints. 3si.
,4-pound prints. 3S34' 81 score tubs 3G7.
d-pound prints, 31i4: i4-pound prints.
3c,4, 90 score. tubs. rs I-pound prints
50 i4-pound prints b. So score tYh=.
-. -. pound prints. b i4-Dound prints
30. La-0ound prints 35i2
LIVESIOCK-Calves, 1872; spring lsube.
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
PFlceS paid net 70. b WaShln9ton.
ECGS--Market finn Prices paid for
Feoera4-Staie graded Gags received from
gfaolne stations September 25): White.
y ;. extras. large. A. U. S extras. me
G,unls, 3 ~ .. S. standards large. asa:
9Il9pSi4{ Ill; y. S. standards, mediums.
81. ~; Brown Z $. extras. large, 43-44
noS,Y % y. S. standards, large 3S-4O
mostly y ., s. standards. mediums. g.
- mostly 31. .. S. trades. 1923. mos. "
. MIXED coors- U. s. trades. nS-3O:
InostN 30. Nearby unzrsded egzs cur
rent receipts. whites. mostly 81 30. sons
ot oetter Quality, heavier weights. I'd 10
~ puuets, mostly 2l mixed colors, mostly
3Ss-29 Receipts Government graded eggs
LIVE .PoULTRY-Market slishtl- .trons-
or on fowl Fowl colored 2O-2I a few
extra iat foWl up 10 -, No. IS. "a Leg
norm nens al sizes, mostly 1916, No g
70 Roosters. 1913 Chickens Virziris
SSoe&s, S oroilers and fryers all sizes. 81.
No, IS. 1918 Delaware Rocks and crosses
"a Ieshorn broIers, Is-Ia TlirtsTe
young toms s pounds and up. IS; yoT1-
iI,fo.-i Irefo, ~ POUNDS and up. 25. No. rs and
Evening star., 1941-09-25
New Haven Reports
August Net Income
OF S1,170,25O
Result Compares With
Deficit of $3.50, 546
In 1910 Month

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The New
York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road reported net income of ST.
ITO, $50 for August, as compared with
a deficit of s26O,546 for August, 1910.
The net income for the eight
months ended August 81 was So
845 1851, while the deficit for the
corresponding period last year was
$3,991 .O73.
Gross revenues for the month Werr
Sl0043 523. an increase of 81. 1913 ,604
while operating expenses were Sc, :
373973, an increase of 1929 925.
New York Central.
The New York Central Railroad
including all leased lines, reported
net income for the eight month.
ended August 81 of S18O53 ,636 after
ST ,5l5 ,532 Federal taxes based on tht
1871 Revenue Act. equal to S2.6(
share, as compared with net in.
come of S1,0O7.452, after S6l2.64
taxes, or Is cents a share. in thu
1910 period August net income o
s2.8500l4 compared with Sl,l0O.05
in August. 1910.
Northern Pacific.
The Northern Pacific Railway re
ported net railway operating incomt
for August totaled s2,806I39. an in
crease of Sl.l00176 over August
1910.
Evening star., 1941-09-25
International Paper Clears
Way for Vote on Merger
By The Assnclated Pres


BOSTON, Sept. 25.-Holders of
warrants to purchase common stock
in the International Paper & Power
Co. voted yesterday to waive require
ments Of 30-day notice Of termina-
ton of the company. The notice was
required under the cOmpany's deCla-
ration of trust.
The action was taken at special
meeting as preliminary step to the
voting by stockholders toGay on the
company's plan for merger into the
International Paper Co.
More than 49, per cent of the
outstanding warrants voted in favor
of the change.
Richard j. Cullen, president, said
he was hopeful that when all tech
nical requirements involved in the
change had been met and the new
company had come in existence it
would be possible to act promptly in
clearing up arrears of S. a share
which have accumulated on pre-
ferred stock.