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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

- ~ "a = AiAN a. - te,-
homemaker, you may be sur
prised to learn that in a year
you wash about an acre Of
dishes and hang out perhaps
three miles of clothes-and still
you have a waistline that is
around four inches too large.
Statistics don't lie and house
work is work. But the muscles
mainly used for it are the small
ones of the hands and feet arms
and legs, which burn compare
lively few calories.
Laundry work IS usually the
big job of the week, but TO lose
half a pound of weight washing
clothes you would have TO put
in a 14-hour day. To lose just
one-fourth pound ironing, you
would have to keep at it for
eight hours straight And if YOU
ate a good meal during either
Of those long stretches, you
probably wouldn't lose an ounce.
No Substitute
The endless repetition Of
small tasks overworks certain
muscles and doesn't affect others
enough 10 keep them in tone.
This being the case. homework
cannot possibly take the place
Of a streamlining daily dozen
and l take issue with any theory
that II can!
tTEtff
we'll as have a better figure for
a regular set Of exercises directed
10 the trunk muscles. But that
is something you will not be
able to fully appreciate until
after YOU have given the eXer-
cises a fair trial Probably the
first step, then. is TO figure out
ways of saving your energy at
homework 50 you will have some
to spare for calisthenics.
Energy Waste
b. 1t Is an unnecessary waste Of
-. energy TO stoop over or stretch
up while working. The height Of
most working surfaces ranges
from 81 TO So inches. and YOU
may have TO make some adjust
ments before the kitchen table.
ironing board and sink are The
proper height for YOU.
The use of casters or blocks
may solve the problem of maxi
ing the table high enough If
II is too high, il is easy enough
TO have the legs sawed off an
inch or so.
In standing to work, il is less
fatigulng to maintain erect pos
ture and TO do the necessary
bending at the hips. But. when
ever possible, sit down to work
sitting takes eight per cent
less energy than standing. You
can always sit to peel the .vege-
tables. and You can make use
of your high kitchen chair while
ironing or washing dishes. This
may seem awkward to you at
first, but you will find it big
energy saver.
Dusting Furniture
In busting low pieces Of FUR
niture or picking up things from
the floor save your back by
using Your knee-ioints. Have one
foot forward keen 4he-ef,it4-a
straight. and flex the knees.
That IS much less firing than
standing stiff-legged and stoop-
ing over.
For homework have shoes
with a good pair of heels. not
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Housework Is No Excuse
For Omit+ing Daily Dozen
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

badly fitting shoes viii not only
tire you out. but they take toll
OF nerves ana disposition.
TCmorroW-The exercises that
will balance homework and
streamline YOUR figure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake.
The Detroit Time.
1875 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SIND Ny INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY GUIDE and lucky CAL
ENDAR for the hrst SIX months
Of 1871.
! Va Born:
Month DECENTRALIZATION. Day .....
Send i5i sHl Seli-A3@rrne}
ampeS Estelots
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Sow Lightly

Don't SOW seeds too deeply.
II the seeds are very fine ike
the petunia, merely press them
into the surface, 5ftieHing light
wateringS- to cover them
a simple rule~fo remember is
that seeds should be covered
about three times their di-
ameter Deep sowing makes
II too hard for the seedlings TO
force their way 10 the surface,
especially fine seeds. which usu-
ally start 10 the surface with
an almost hair-Ike stem. Just
as soon as the seeds start to
Sprout. remove the cover. the
cloth or glass or paper, which
IS used for seedlings growing in
dark place. Otherwise they
have a tendency to d sssi'r " ttasiIF sasEd
the light, which usually causes
them TO be tall weak and
spindly plants.
Write 10 The Amateur Gar
dener IN care of The Detroit
Times if YOU need help with
your seed sowing. Enclose a
self-addreSsed. stamped envelope
for your reply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
The Soil

The soil for your seed pots
or flats should be freshly sifted,
an old -four sitter IS Just the
thing for this job. The soil
should be neither q real light
mixture nor a heavy mixture,
but a happy medium between
the two. If it is too light il
viii dry out too fast and if it
Is heavy il won't dry out fast
enough and thus cause the seed
lings 70 damp Off before they
are large enough TO transplant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

signed 10 flarcr you on every
occasion. ThereU be no need 80
refuse q tsa1 CnFa cement or a
bridge luncheon when yag have
such pretty lu0ck. 10 wear a.
these AlzAl1l-1A
MRS. GADABOIT vii re-
main Mrs Gadahogt attending
all The pctlcs and junkets where
sports toys are IN order Why
not If she has the clever slack
suit shown
The little mother-to-be viii
look just As smart as any girl
i'm the group when she wears
tins attractive ensemble It's a
HollyWood-deSIgnea outfit. meant
10 solve the problem Of the
movie star as Vel as the home
girl who lives in stacks.
/. THIS SLACK euIt Of washable
krayun is cut SO Cievcr.y your FIX
ure goes almost unnouccd Tn
smart trousers have two godet
in front w1t+1 tape laclngs. Su
that they're completely ADJUST
d1iF-
Stitched -creases down the
front OF the trousers keep them
trim - they'll never lose their
press. As FOR the smock Jacket.
it has free and-casy fullneSs &C
cenfed by big patch pockets.
The suit comes In beige or blue.
81 s..
AN ANTICIPATION dress
you'll love is the navy creation
In rayon sheer With frilly white
lingerie collar White organdie,
lace-edged. makes the pretty
ruffles. perfect with the lightly
shirred bodice.
The front fullness Of the dress
is tied with a bow. a bow which
IS part OF the stItchcd-in belt
This may be llghtened or loOs-
cnCd az willard the dress is
one youN be glad 70 include in
your wardrobe now and later.
FRESH As daisy is the
lowered rayon print frock. with
marEuomtes in gold or gray or
red on navy. The front is fat
tcrne because of the long bod
ice which is sweetlv shirred and
has TWO pretty bows at the neck
line
The adjustable back s a won
derrul new feature. Of course.
with a drawstring belt to pull in
the fullneSs and give 1t most be-
coming lines
\ DISTRACTING print has
another frock of washable rayon
tnot sketChcd) which comes in
blues or greens. It's sleeveless
Iacket with sailor collar is grand
EOr the casual style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

THIS SLACK suIt Of washable
|rayun is cut 50 cievcriy your fig-
ure goes almost unnouccd Tn.
smart trousers have two godei
in front wft+1 tape laclnEs. S1
that they're completely ADJUST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

loose pleats In back controlled by a drawstrng
belt and shocked slack suit For shopping in
formation, call Joan Dean, Cherry $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

ffnieint ABOUT - grams. supplement
menu with one Y1tamln A, 3. C. d
capsule daily
Copyright. 1911. King Features synd. Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

\ DIsTRACTING print has
another frock of washable rayon
mot sketched) which comes in
blues or greens. It's sleeveless
kacket with sailor collar is grand
FsOr the casual STYLE.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

gio, el jardinero de los YANKEES,
concediendole Ell segundo lugar a
Ted Williams, otro p~elotero, y
81 tercero a Jose Luis, ell cam
pe6n mundial de boxeo.
Di Maggie alcanz6 AZ prime
ros Fugares y 20 votes para ell
segundo o Ell tercero. En- total,
ell joven "jardinero' de Califor-
MIA acumul6 1877 puntos.
William mereci6 los honores
del segundo puesto, con "a pun
tos; Jose Luis obtuvo diez votos
de primer lugar, con un total de
Ga puntos.
Craig Wood, ell campe6n ma
cional de Colo, conquist6 ell
caarto puesto, con u puntos.
Ell ano pasado Sc concedi6 ell
primer lugar a Tommy Harmon
ell futbolista de Michigan.
Este ano fueron considerados
y alcanzaron votos, Bruce
Smith, de Minnesota, y Frank
Sinkwich, de Georgia.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
pc ~siniestro.

pc siniestro.
Dimitri Sc %contuvo.
i Venir gente!-apremi6 el
ingl@s, Teddy, nervioso.
isl, un auto, un auto lana
di6 la marquesita-. iArr6jale,
Dimitri!..
Pero como, ademas de los o.
cupantes de aquel auto que aca-
bahia de surgir por una revuelta
del canine, Sc acercaban, Y es-
taban va cast aqui miSmo, las
otras gentes del circo, ell direc-
tor temi6 por su seguridad.
En- realidad, tirando a este
hombre al vacio, aunque estu-
viera muerto, 81 y Teddy Sc ha-
clan completes de un asesinato.
Y no era este 10 que mas preo-
cupaba al russo, sino que iba a
haber demasiados completes, Y
el saba por experienced que son
los completes los que descubren
siempre los delitos.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

Optic, al fin, por dejar de nue.
vo ell cuero del doctor sobre la
cuneta, y Sc levant6 limpiando-
Sc Ell sudor que comenzaba a Gu
brir su frente amplisima de gi-
gante.
7iQue haber Ocurrido?
-IQue paSar ?-decian los ar
tistas que Sc acercaban.
Agueda Sc vic perdida.
Entonces, con la audacia sin
limites de las gentes mOdernas,
de las mujeres nacidas para Ell
NAL v para ell crimen, Sc abalan
20 sobre Ell cuerpo del doctor.
Fue cosa de un ~instante.
10 cogi6 entire sus braZos ro-
bustos de mujer educada en- to-
dos los deportes, y 10 levant6
en- alto.
En- seguida Sc acerc6 al borde
del canine.
Y, bambOleandolO sucesivas
wees, 10 lanz6 a abismO.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
OPORTES
SHERRY VBNCIO AL CABA-
LLITO OSBURN

Lydia Simmons derTot6 a Miss X
Ell titulado campe6n mundial
del peso complete, en- luchas,
Jack Sherry, venci6 anoche, en-
la arena de la Gale de Tampa,
al fuerte veterano "caballito"
Dolby Osburn.
Fue un rudo encuentro. Sher-
ry lcanz6 la victoria a los AZ mi
nutos de rudo cOmbatir pero es
tuvo en- peligro en- mas de una
OCCASION.
Roy Reynolds gan6 dos de las
tres caidas y superb al griego
Chris Belkas. La primera caida
Ia gan6 ell griego; pero despues
la suerte lie volvi6 la espalda.
Lydia Simmons, la triguena
bonita, derrot6 en- dos caidas a
la misteriosa miss X".
La primera caida la gan6 Miss
Simmons por disqualification de
su contraria y en- la segunda le
puso los hombros en- la cOlcho.
meta.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
A NOMBRADO CAPT.
TAN DE LOS TERRIERS

Spul1geon Cherry, Ell coach de
los Terriers de Hillsborough, a.
nunci6 aver la election de Roger
Adams para captain permanent
tie de los Terriers, en- ell banque-
tie annual, efctuado anoche en- la
cafeteria de laescuela superior
de Seminole Heights. Glenn
harrington fue escogido para
captain sustituto.
Letras sc otorgaron a los 81
guientes atletas:
Captain Adams; ~asistente ca
|pitan Glenn Darlington Auck-
land, Banks, Harry Cornelius,
Roy DeLisle, Agustin Fernan-
DEE, Adrian Cant, Clarion Gar
cha, Harold Greco, Harry Hobb,
Marcelino Huerta, Jim John
son, Harry Kerr, Frank Loren
70, Manuel Miranda, John Rel
ma Joe Santos, Steve Sinardi,
AL Thomas, Anthony Tompkins,
Marvin Touchton, ]. R. Wads-
worth, Richard Wilson y Mary
in Jones.
Pronunciation diScursos, ade.
mas de Cherry, ell coach de los
novatos de la Universidad de
Florida, Carlos Proctor; Fucit
Stewart. coach de la Universe
lad de Tampa, y otras perso'
mas.
Los cronistas de los period
COS latinos, que tanto ayudan y
con ell mayor desinteres, no fue.
ron invitados.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

no, pregunt6, en- tono incr65pro
i'm animalito?... iY que
animalito haber por aqui?
Empleaba los ver5os como nj
mltri, cuando estaba de broma
Pero el russo lie empuj6 a 81 Y
a todos los que con q venian.
hacia sus carros, ahadiendo de-
NAL talante:
i Mancharos tcdos! Ca
ia uno a su sitio de cada unol
mo pasar naja!.... solo este
furgono estar I'm POGO descom-
ponlao' pero Teddy y yo ARE.
glarlo en- seguida.
-iSer eierto !-ahadi6 por 81,
euenta el ingles. -
Agusda no decia NADIA.
Su temblOr de mcmentos an.
tes' habia sido substitute nor
una serenidad que a ella misma
la llenaba de asombro
esta serenidad no Sc turb6
III SQ0'era cuaudO bi1O IN dss.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
n UNUWEK
Bill Dickey pardcip6 en- IO4desaios
y obtuvo I'm promedio de 1914
Mike Kreevich no cometi6 ningGn error
y obtuvo TN

New York, Die. 18.-Bill Di.
ckay, Ell veterano catcher de los
Yankees, qued6 a la cabeza de
los receptores de la Liga Anne
ricana, con 994 puntos de pro
medic, en- un total de 104 desa.
fios.
Cumplira Dickey 80 amos en-
la temporada pr6xima Y neva 13
amos de catcher. En- cada uno de
esos amos, jug6 en- 100 o mas de-
safios.
DeSde que sc uniera a los Yam
KEGS. en- 1928, ha tornado parte
en- 1913 juegcs, por debajo de
la marca de Gabby Hartnet, que
es de 1856.
Rick Terrell, de los Browns,
qued6 en- segundo lugar, con un
total de 1872 puntos en- lie par
tidos. Mike fresh, del Chicago,
realiz6 ell mayor n1mero de outs,
con 488 en- 115 desafios. George
Tebbets hizo Ell mayor ndmero
de asistencias, 83.
George McQuinn, de los
Browns, finalizo en- la cispide
pitchers que no cometieron erro
res. Auker tuvo 81 lances, en- "a
juegos, y no cometi6 ningGn e.
.rror.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

cuorlmiento que a cualquier O.
ira persona en- sus circunstan-
ciaS' la hubiera llenado de te-
rrores.
Era que, al volvr la cabeza,
sus CLOS habianse detenido So
ore una mancha obgcura que ha-
ola Sobre la espl6ndida carrete-
ra.
Era sangre.
FL auto cruzaba en- este ms
tante junto a los artistas.
Sc hizo Ell silencio.
ri coche pas6, veloz, cast 81
i%encloso, levantando apenas una
huoecilla tenue de polvo sobre
canine alquitranado y
embreado...
NO hay que decir que los ocu-
pahIes' gentes ricas y bien ms
laiadas en- la vida, degde hego,
no habian prestado atenci6n al
suna a aquel grupo de gentes
que sseaeionahan juuto q "a
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
PARIDO DE ~BALONCESTO


Ell "team" de "baloncesta" del
institute de Plant jugara esta
noche, en- ell gimnasio de Palma
Celia, con las 'avigpas' de Haines
City. Sc empezara a jugar a las
ocho.
Los Jesuitas jugaran con los
muchachos de Palmetto, en- su
patio, y los Terriers haran fren
tie al Brandon.
Las Panteras ganaron ell cam
ipeonato de la Florida, ell ano pa
sado.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
Folletin No. 1877
La Gaceta
TONIC TERCRRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

di, delgado y fragil, como va sa-
bemos, 10 llev6 hasta la cuneta
del canine que bordeaba ell mar.
Las Olas cantaban abajo, entire
los peiascos de un ansa.
Petrokoff sc disponia va a lam
Ear el cuerpo al abismo.
Agueda, que lie vic vacilar, tai
vez, sali6 de su escondite, entire
las sombras, y sc acerc6 a 81, ms
tandole, en- voz baja y febril, de
histerica:
%Tirale, Dimitri..., arr6jale,
Dimitri mfo!.... ilNo vaciles, no
dudes!.-.. Ezra un miserable L..
un hombre odioso!..-. iRemata-
leL--
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

entire los "inicialistas," con IN
promedio de 995, en- 125 desa.
fios, una mejora so5re su eiecu-
toria del ano pasado, 992 en- loo
juegos. Joe Kuhel, de los Medals
Blancas, finaliz6 en- segundo lu
gar y Jimmy Fox, ell veteranc
de los Medias Rojas, en- tercero
Charlie Gehringer, ell vetera.
no de los Tigres, qued6 a la ca
beza de todos les ~peloteros de Ia
segunda base, con 982 de prone
dio, en- un conjunto de 116 jue.
Cos. Ell aho pasado termin6 en-
cuarto hgar, con 10 puntos me-
nos que en- este.
Acet6 Gehringer GA lances y
SOLO cometi6 IL errores. Don
Heffner, de los Browns, qued6
en- el segUndo puesto, con 974 en-
los particles, y Jimmy Blood
worth, de los Senadores, ell terce
70, con $40 en- 1872 juegos.
Ken Keltner, de los Indios,
que Ell ano pasado termin6 en- Ell
segundo lugar, entire los juga-
dores de la tercera base qued6 es
tie ano en- Ell primer puesto, con
971 puntos de promedio, en- l49
desafios. Harlond Cliff, ell hon.
bre del primer puesto en- 1910,
pas6 al segundo lugar, con $50
puntos en- lat juegos.
Entire los "torpe1eros' o
"Shortstops" los mayores homo
res fueron para Lou Bourdreau,
ahora director de los Indios, por
segunda vez en- otros tantos a.
nos. Compile un total de 966 en-
lat desafios, solo dos puntOs me
nos que en- 1910.
Cecil Travis, de los Senadoes,
finaliz6 en- segundo lugar, cor
964 en- 1876 partidos.
Mike Kreevich, de los Medals
Blancas, jug6 II juegos sin CO.
meter un error Y finaliz6 a la ca
beza de todos los jardineros re-
gulares, con 994 en- 113 desafios
Bob Johnson, de los Athletics, ter
min6 en- segundo lugar, con 900
en- 122 desafios, y Barney Nc
Cosky, de los Tigres, en- tercero,
con 985 en- 122.
Eden Auker, pitcher del San
Luis, qued6 a la cabeza de los %
TOmando por base su desire
"a en- ell juego, la mejor novena
de la Liga Americana debe es-
tar compuesta por estOs pelote-
ros: McQuinn, San Luis, prime
ras bases; Gehringer, Detroit,
segunda base; Keltner, Cleve-
land, 3b; Boudreau, Cleveland,
IS; Kreevich, Chicago, Of; John
son, Filadelfia, RI; McCosky, De
troit, If; Auker. pitcher; Gale
house, San Luis, pitcher; Ale
jandro Carrasquel, Washington,
pitcher, y Bill Dickey, catcher.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
FL russo vacilaba. en- efecto.

Ell russo vacilaba, en- efecto.
Pero su vacilaci6n no obede-
cha al sentimiento de piedad o
de tenor que pensaba la mar
quesita.
Dimitri estaba observando
ell terreno.
Temia que, abajo, en- la pla-
va, o por estas cercanias. exis-
tiera alguna ella, algdn hoteli-
to, uno de esos Uillinos a la fres-
ca moda italiana, que tanto a.
bundan por aqui, Y les vieran o
descubrieran pronto ell cadaver
de este hombre.
AL fin, Sc decide.
Bambole6 ell cuerpo del me-
dico en- Ell aire, sucesivas wees,
y va iba a arrojarlo al vacio,
cuando surgi6 I'm inconvenien-
te.
Las luces de dos focos poten-
tisimos hirieron, de lleno, el CRU
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
Rheumatic Happy;
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La gaceta., 1941-12-18
~ANUNClESE EN-
"7LA GACETA"

ST, senior, cornpre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

La Business University of
Tampa ofrece un curse compile
TO de negocios a un joven active
y honesto, en- cambio por traba-
10. Dirfjase a 91412 Franklin st.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18
JOE DI g G ESCOGIDO
COMO LA ESTRELLA DE-
PORTIVA DEL ANO

New York, Die. 18.-Los es-
critores deportivos escogieron a.
yer como la 'estrella' del ano,
en- los deportes, a Joe Di Mag
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

Por la descortesfa le torga-
mos, a quien lie corresponds, la
botella de "mondongo" Y un ma
nual de urbanidad.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

Poor unos instantes, Sc oy6 el
choque del cuerpo contra las pie
dras del precipicio.
Luego un golpe sordo y seco,
"blando, cast muerto...
La victima debia haber cat.
do sobre la arena de la pequena
playa.
Agueda Sc estremeci6.
Pero, rehaciendose en- segui-
das, Sc volvi6 hacia su amante Y
Teddy, murmurando con voz
nerviosa Y cortante:
II va estal
u Que haber pasado?
@Que ocurrir ?-dacfan los
artistas que llegaban junto al
'grupo siniestro.
-iNada-dijo Dimitri. ell
primero-; este, que haber te-
nido ell gusto de tirar un tiro So
bre un animalito.
ViVarini, e excentrSco italia.
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

Las luces de dos focOs poten-
tisimos hirieron, de lleno, 81 CRU
La gaceta., 1941-12-18

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 15-lR-Medlum
and good grades of cattle showed
a consistent upturn today, with fat
steers and yearlings selling Is cents
higher than Tuesdays average.
Hog prices continued to soar, with
the market active and so to rs
cents higher. The top was SO. Fat
lambs were mostly 10 to 20 cents
higher, with other classes steady.
Bad roads, which we're partly
responsible for holding the days
receipts down to Is, 1000 head, help
ed boost hog prices.
Most steers market held around
$40 to $14, but prime long year
lings topped at, $15.55. Heifers
sold mostly from $3.50 to SLIPS.
Several loads of choice 80 to- 81
pounds fed western lambs brought
$10.75 to $10.85.
u. S. Dept. Agri.)-Salable hogs
II, 900; total Is, 000; active so to rs
higher than Tuesdays average;
lighter weights showing most ao-
vance; bulk good and choice 100
to 24O lbs 1850; top 900; bulk
24O-3OO lbs 8.5O-75; good sows 400
lbs down 7.5O-75; 4O0-500 lbs 100
go; shippers 1900; followers 1000.
Salable cattle $500; calves 300;
fed steers and yearlings Is higher,
medium to good grade showed most
CONSTANT upturn. Good and choice
offerings closing weak on advance:
largely 1000 to 400 steer market,
with little above 14.75; prime long
yearlings topped at 1885, however
two loads making 1880; best
weighty steers 1885; little to kill
ers under 1880; stock cattle alb
sent; all grades heifer shared steer
upturn, bringing $50 to lips most
ly, although prime heavy heifer
reached 1850, two loads choice
IL. 40 and 1875; COWS down to Is
higher, active, choice beef COWS
to 900; weighty cutters to $50,
few Gamers under 500, bulls slow,
steady at 800 down, vealers 81
HIGHER at 1900 to 400, mostly
10. 00-50.
Salable sheep 5000; total $500;
fat lambs mostly 1920 higher than
Tuesdays best time; other classes
steady; several loads good to
choice 1894 lbs fed western lambs
10. 1886, top 1926 to shippers and
city butchers; short deck SO lbs
1O.65; medium to good handy
weight fed lambs 10.50-60; good to
choice native 10. 5O-75; close SO lbs
yearlings 9.0c: slaughtered ewes
4.75 to SIS.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.|RCCash
wheat: No. l northern spring
90 IL. u,
Corn, No. 4 mixed IS IA; No. 3
yellow 63 IA to 81 IA; No. 4,
50 1-2 to g. 3-4; No. S, 81 IA to co.;
sample grade Sc 3-4 to So; No. 3
white 68 IA to SO Ia; No. 4, IS "a;
No. 5, 81 IA.
Oats, No. l white 80 "a: No. 2,
80; sample grade white 35; No. l
white heavy 40; No. l white extra
heavy 40 IA; No. l red heavy ~
No. l red extra heavy 80 No. l
mixed heavy 38 3-4; No. 2, 80 IA;
No. 3. 80 IL.
Barley, mailing Sc to IS IL nom;
seed AZ to 50 nom; No. l barley
81 to. IS IL; No. l mailing 63;
No. 2, 60.
Soybeans, No 2 yellow 1.03 IL;
No. 3. 1.01 Sd; No. d, 1.Ol.
Field seed per hundredwelght
nominal:
Timothy 400; .alsike $50 to 1900;
fancy red top $50 to 800; red
clover 800 to 1900 sweet clover
$50 to 400. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-16
New Employment Problems
Considered By Retailers

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-R-The
nations retailers considered to-
night the employment problems
created by the national defense
program.
The question of women employees
to take the place of men entering
the military service, of part-time
workers and of training new work
ers was described as of chief i'm
portance by speakers before the
3Oth annual convention of the
National employment and advanc-
ing payrolls were cited as bene-
fetal to the gross profits of stores
but numerous stumbling blocks
along the road to net profits we're
analysed by experts.
Georgia Witch, training direc-
tor of the st. Louis department
store of Stix, Baer & Fuller, told
several hundred delegates: THE
defense program is putting people
to work. This is a very happy out,
look but undoubtedly it will create
a much greater ratio of turnover
IN our stores this year than we
have seen for a long time"