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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Forbes
Retail Trade Likely
To Exceed Any YuIe
Volume in History

Brightest business feature is
retail trade. 1t promises 10 app
proach. if not exceed. the best
Christmas volume ever.
Other economic developments
are less cheerful. mixed.
Forward wholesale buying Is
cooling off. Price advances in
many lines instil caution.
The stock market again
dragged along drably last week.
Total transactions on the n. Y.
stock exchange so far this year
have fallen 100000 shares
below 1889, 56,000,OO0 below a.
year ago. when quotations were
some Is per cent higher tken
now. Il
Among prevailing depressing
influences:
Taxes have become more op-
pressive on corporations and in
divlduals. In many instances
generous gains in gross are
being largely or entirely Offset
by increases in tax levieS.
Announcement of special
year-end dividends thus far are
far below l. months ago and are
likely 20 remain so. Tobacco
companies are not the only ones
compelled 10 reduce diSburSe-
mentS 10 stockholders, Utilities
particularly are feeling the pinch
Of skyrockeiing taxation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Rails Improve

The - stocks most active
each day have averaged higher
for several days IN succession
Evidently tax selling has become
less Of a dominant factor
The chtef decline has been IN
certain hich-grade issues largely
held by investment trusts and
others who are slow TO sell and
whose bclated liquidation m "A
thin market gives a false I'M
preston Of weakness
Tho rails have gained as 2
strike m this quarter Is now
=cnnSidprpei=pHfFfkIetfSy
The London and Amsterdam
markets have been stronger
War news IS. II anything
more encouraging with Britain
taking the offensive in Llbya
and japanese bonds rising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Market Stages
Modest Rally
In Early Trade
LIST Responds TO
End OF Coal Strike;
Du Pont Up Over |

NEW YOR X. Nov. 24.-The
stock market rallied at the OPEN
ing today. giving its first response
to termination of the coal strike
over the weekend
Gains generally were small, but
few issues were up as much as a
point and trading was at a fairly
active pace.
Du Pont and j. /. Case were
among the few to gain a point or
more. Bethlehem Steel was up
almost as much.
Fair-sized gains were chalked
up by United States Steel, Chrys-
Ter. Anaconda, Montgomery Ward,
United States Rubber, Douglas
Aircraft. Union Pacific, Consoli-
dated Edison, Standard Oil of New
Jersey. General Electric and West
ern Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Zenith Unit
Expanding

CHICAGO. Nov 2f-The Win
charger Corporation OF SiouH
City. la. wholly-owned subsidiary
of Zenith Radio Corporation, has
started plant expansion pro-
gram neccsSitatod by an IN
creased volume OF defense busi-
ness.
The company makes wlnd-driven
electrical machinery and Is sup
plying the army with motor and
generator sets.
The enlargement program will
cost an estimated S250.0O0, and
will include plant addition, with
new tools and machinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Farmers Market

APPLEs-McIntosh fancy. 81 bu: No
l. 81 10 No. 2 75c ou Greeninss,
No. |, 75casl.25 hu.; No. 2, SOC bu.
l. so; No. 2 81 Delicious. fancy, 81 bu
No !. Si50m1.75 bu. : No. 2, T5c; Shows.
No. l. S111.5o bu.: No. 2, 75c bu.; Wag
iners. No. /. ST u l-35 hg.
BEETs-Fancy, 81 hu.; dozen punches
SOC No. ]. 400 soc, dozen punches, 80 -
soc
BRoccorr- No. ! sI7511. - bu.
4oc. red No. ]. 80 q 75e bu., curly, NO. !
~ CAPRoTs-No. l. So roc doz lunches
S1ul.25 bu. No ?, soc doz. punches 7oC
1cAULlFLowER-No. /. si.25aI7o bu.
CELERY -Fancy. 5o@soc: no. /. 800
4Oc No. 2. 15m zoe dozen punches.
CELERY CELERY ga eeAABBAGEEFancy' 81 bu.
&c CELERY HeooTs=No. I. 75cTs1 bu.
cRANBERR1Es-No. l, S2loa2.15 Is
10 EGGs"Large. 3.5oa14 3O-doz. case
medium, 81 IS q ~. IS. small lo9llo: 80.
EGGPLANT-No. /. 75c@ 81; No. ! soc.
FENNEL-No. /. 81 IS 30 dozi bcns.
oNioNs-Green, No l, 80 5ocb dozen zen
/. Sl25Tl4 40 50-lb sacks; No 2, Poe. =
PARsNIPs-No. /. soe sl25; 90. a.
PARSLEY Roor-No. l, 5oae5c sQ; ;
PARsLEY~No. l. $50 soc dog. punches.
PEARs-No /. 75c y 81 bu.; No. 2, SOC.
PEPPERS-Green No. l, 81 % y 80
hu No 2 75c bu.; green, hot, No. /,
75cTs1 ou; No >. Soc red, sweet No. j,
use q 81 bu. No. 2. DOC bu.
PoULTRY-Hens. 1--we, heavy breeds
ion22c 10 leehCrns. Il "a lec ID. broilers.
heavy, 21d2ic 10: broilers, leghorns. Is
alsc 10. ducks, IS m 20c 10 geese, l51
1sc 10, turkeys, hens. IS 3Oc 10; toms
POTATOES s1.1o bu; No. !,
s5cnSi No g. soc
-PtfNPKfSS-So. l. fuff Snc bu.
QU1NCES-No. l. 50 . 90 bu.
HADISHES Red. No ]. $50 soc dog
hchs No >. JOc horse No, /. 75c u 81
.. basket, red dollhouse, No. l. soc do2-
Rt'TABAGAs- I, 5oa75c bu
SQUASH - Hubbard No J. i01 soc
Table Queen. No l. - soc; No, 2, SOC
Delicious No. !. % q CSC hu.
TURNIPS-No. I. 800 ioc doz. bchs-
70 q q0c bu No ? 40 y soc hu
VEGETABLE CiREENS-Romaine, No
/ soc "a II pa: escarole. No /. 50G 75C
ea.i4ve- No T. seer si-25 hti.;; No. =,
75c kohl-rabi No. l. $50 SOC doz. bchs.
Swiss chard f0p soc bu., kale. No. !, 40
u soc bu: collards No !, 40 n soc bu.
mustard, No. T. So 81 hu. leaf lettuce.
No J. so s5c bu. dollhouse, No. /,
a0c II 81 l0-lh basket; leeks, No. I. so q SOC
doZ hchs. spinach. fancy, 81 25 ou. No
1. 75c u 81 bu. No. ?. CSC ou.; turnips,
No. !, so n T5c bu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
New Process
Propose Synthetic Rubber
in Mass Production

CINCINNATI NeN= 24@-Df
Charles Allen Thomas. head of the
research laboratories of Monsanto
Chemical Company and his ,asso-
ciate {. a. Hochwalt have dis
closed new chemical process for
producing synthetic rubber in
mass production in new huge
plant TO be erected near Calves
ton. Texas. Costing S2.20O0OO =
The new plant will be financed
through Defense Plant Corpora
ton as a total new national de-
tense project.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

The record Of corporate earn
ings chalked up IN the third quar-
ter is of great significance, because
most informed people believe that
they represented about the peak
that can be expected for the dura-
ton of the war.
Therefore it IS heartening 10
note that gains for the nine
months were more substantial
than at any time in recent years.
The record of the first 400 re-
porting companies listed on the
New York Stock Exchange shows
that net earnings were up 2S.3
per cent and profits totaled ST.
SIG, 4S5.000 as against 81, 424 OIL
600 in the like period year ago.
What about the return to in
vestors
Well although dividends showed
only a TT per cent increase. it is
felt that much of the gap will be
closed in the final quarter.
II was really funny about that
Visiting British. nobleman. Sir
Frederick Leggett.
He had lost ono eye sometime
IN the past. utthc glass SubStl-
tute was an excellent ono and
Virtually Impossible 10 dctect, cX-
ccpt for one thing.
He wears glasses and probably
from force Of habit he cleans only
the lens in front OF his good eye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
UnfavorabIe Side

On the unfavorable side II
can he said. first. that some tax
selling remains TO he done, and
that this will probably cause
periods OF weakness in 50 thin
a market. Also 1t IS 10 be re-
membercd that The second week
of December often brings weak
ness connected with year-cnd
.feadifstncuts,
There Is no conclusive evi-
dence that bottom has been hit
a five-week moving average
still declines. The number OF
new lows made Friday and
especially the. caliber Of the
stocks making the lows. Is not
favorable. The new-hIghS we're
largely sugar e ai,--teeIiii---ii- ------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Flying Shows Gains

Figures showing an increase
Of more than 3S per cent in the
number Of revenue passengers
using the domestic airlines the
first nine months OF this year
over the first nine months of
last year were released today
by tho Administrator of Civil
AcronauticS, Donald II. Con-
molly
In the first three-quarters Of
1911, Connolly said that 2.792,-
002 persons flew in scheduled
transport planes as against 3
013.2 in that period in 1910,
Similar increases were reflected
in the number of miles flown
and the pounds Of express car
riod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

troiter recalled that he had pro-
feSsor at Ann Arbor who wore a
wig or rather three wigs.
He started of with a short
cropped trim little job. in about a
week switch to a medium long
haired special. and still week or
so later blossomed out with a
really shaggy one.
Then came the imaginary hair
cut and the cycle started anew.
Vanity thy name IS 49,.
Walter J. Blackburn. insurance
buyer from Hiram Walkcr-Gooder-
ham Works. Ltd. will address the
Detroit Association of Insurance
Agents tomorrow noon,
Blackburn is insurance advisor
for his firm for Canada. the
United States, and Great Britain
He has had a long career in the
fire insurance business. His father
was the first manager for the Sun
Fire Insurance Company of Can
ada. He has represented the Fire
mems Fund and the Hartford Fire
as special agent in Ontario. He
was secretary of the Western
Canada Insurance Club for six
years and has done educational
and publicity work for stock fire
insurance companies in connection
with h. Canadian Fire Under
writer's Association.
Blackburn has written and
spoken widely on public relations
and is considered an authority OF
first rank I'm this Geld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Metal Markets

NEw YORK. Nov p Actvi,, IN lead
market on The final aay ~ the week Has
fIt1-=rfiEsfiy fI4e ~ f7o'fffc affairs, but
demand remained well ahead ~ available
supplies Tho price was unchanged At
$50 cents. New YORK. and 20 cents.
East 81 Louis
IN the copper dealings producers we're
IN receipt OF a request from the United
states Mint A. Philadelphia for bids 20
he upened TUESDAY 90 500 tons OF this
metal m award for 300 tons n copper
was recently made hy the san Francisco
Mint Producers continued their efforts
to EXPEDITE shipments uf copper -ipte con-
suuors hands and price held firm ana
-unchansaa- -t2-.sep4ts s-i.ss'iFtey- delivered
Connecticut Valley base
Export copper was quiet and unchanged
Zinc dealings continued 20 reflect tight
sunny situation with Tstioning by pm
cipal primary sellers at s25 cents a
mound East 81 LOUIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

No. 1 24-in. minimum unless otherwise
stated Mcintosh. S1.6om1.75: Delicious.
81 so n rs; Northern spys, si.6o91.75:
Jonathans. few 81 .35 Rhode Island Green
ings, si.10T lao; Baldwins, 81; Shiawas-
sees, 81; Wageners, 81,
BEANs-Florida. bu. hampers Bounti-
fuls.. 81. so q2.75. fair s2d2.25: vaiep-
tines. fair to good, SO. 50m4 wax beans.
binary, soc a si25
BROCCOLI California. pony crates,
CARRoTs-Los Angeles. crates, 8 dos.
punched California, $3.50.
CELERY Michigan. bundles, doz.
stalks Mammoth. parchment wrapped, soc.
i6-in. crates trimmed tops Pascal. doz..
so; Golden Heart, 1s-2e-in. " crates.
5-s dozen. 1928.
cAULIFLowER crates. IFS and
CRANBERRIES - Massachusetts "a Dbl.
boxes Howes, SO. 500 3. IS.
GRAPES California display hugs Emper-
ors, $1,000 1.55; fine quality clusters. si.Is
q 1.s5; Ribers fair. si75. few higher.
~ EETfUcE=fcsperg type. l.. a. crates:
California Salinas Watsonvillr Distinct,
doz.. s3.5oa3.75, few best sf2o; doz.
LEAF LETTUcE-ohio dollhouse, lob.
bskts.. 1854 9Oc
oNIoNs-59-lb sacks. sweet spanish,
81 80: 2.S.in., 81 SO: Colorado, 81. 90; fair.
81 251 30: Idaho ". s No. | whites,
2-3-in Size So; ordinary condition. s1.25;
Michigan Y. 5. No I Yellows. I0-sooo
Gin ana larger, 81. 500 1 So Sin. size
sweet Spanish, $3.50; Michigan White
Globe, u s. No. /. 7oFs 2-in. and larger.
PoTAToEs-ioo.lb. sacks Idaho Russet
Burbanks L. s. No 1 washed, S2.T50
2.s5 lO-lb sacks 80 SIC: u. $. Comms..
lO0-ib. sacks. 81 25: Maine f0o-ib. sacks,
u. S. No. 1. Chippewss and Katahdins.
81 9OW2, few S1.s5 15-ib. paper sacks,
81 n 33c. mostly 32c: Michigan l00-lb.
sacks T. s. No. I Cobblers. 81 40n 80:
Chipuewss. Si.50H1.s5 Russell Rursls,
81 IS q $50 mostly 81 "a: Upper Peninsula.
15-ib paper sacks, T. $. No. Green
Mountains. % 2sc.
RADIsHEs- Texas, pony cris. soss
bchs S2H225.
RUTABAGAs - Canada. so To- sacks.
waved. 75c
sHArLoTs Louisiana. bbls. bchd. 81,
few SI.25: crates. ; doz.. si.T592;
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana. Porto
Ricsn Vans. bu cris ~ : No l. 81 40
n SO Texas. Porto Ricsn Vans, bu.
crts.. L. :. No. l. kiln dried. tis5: Ten
.ncssee, Porto Rican Vans bu. crir., kiln
dried. 81 tON so; bu hprs. Porto Rlcan
Vans. kiln dried. 81 30. bu hprs.. Nancy
Halls. generally good quality Kiln dried.
81 Is. fair condition. 90c ~ ~ New Jersey.
bu hprs. Il. s. No. 1. Jerseys. Ped soii
stock. - so: Indiana. bu bkts., y. $. No.
I. Jersey type. - Is. fair condition, show.
ing some decay Sis5
TOMATOES Ohio dollhouse slb. bkts.
mediums. Sis5ni.50. iO-lb cartons. re-
packs. mediums. Slf0a i.J0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Canada Loadings Off
But Top 1910 Period

OTTAWA. Nov 24-LoadinGS
on Canadian railways for the
week ended November Is. totalcd
67.773 cars. according 10 the Do
minion Bureau Of Statistics. This
compares with 69.572 cars in the
preceding week and 1854 cars
in the corresponding week Of last
year. The scaSonally adjusted in
dex was 1903. against 1867 and
LOG q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
San Francisco Banker Lists Significant Trends

Summarizing business opinion in northern California
eminent San Francisco inancler told me:
IL observe five significant trends:
legislative governmental matters
An against federal interference
In local affairs.
80 resentment against attitude OF labor
times OF national such
-" trend toward further application of the principle Of
cocc,sm employers that Is the practice Of employers
meeting various with a united front
much Of taxation, and increase
belief that increased should follow increased income
q There is feeling that
participated financially the armament
program contributing
TAXATION"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
GE Stockholders
Rise 10 218,434

SCHENECTADY, Nov. 2f.-
General Electric Company stock.
holders on November 20, the rec
ord date for paying the December
20 dividend. totaled 21S,434. an
increase of 1884 over a year ago,
W.. w. Trench, secretary an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Vega Holders OK.
lo(kheed Merger

NEW YORK. Nov. "a. - Vega
Airplane stockholders voted APP
proval of a plan for the merger
into the Lockheed Aircraft Cor
poration, but the vote of Lockheed
shareholders was postponed until
November q. pending receipt Of
additional proxies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
SteeIs Likely
To Feel Effect
Of Coal Strike
Growing Shortage
Of Scrap Also to Hit
lndustrys Operations

CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. "a
Effects Of the recent coal strikes
al the-4c captive and commercial
mines and the growing shortage
of scrap likely will be reflected
IN the current weeks operations
of the nations steel mills, accord
ing 10 Steel Magazine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Douglas Aircraft
Distributes Bonus

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Douglas
Aircraft Company announced that
bonuses of a weeks pay, totaling
more than S1.000.000 will be given
$4,000 employees with regular pay
checks, December II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
SEC Approves Plan
To Dissolve Utility

WASHINGTON. Nov. "a The
Sc ANNEXED plan fep-dis-
solution and liquidation Of North
Eastern Water Companies. Inc. a
subsidiary in the Associated Gas
and Electric Corporation system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Higher Taxes, Wages Preclude Profit Rise

banking along Montgomery street. the
expressed higher in this concluding fourth
quarter year would preclude overall net
profit Retail sales and industrial activity adj
seasonal factors expected show marked change
OF the concluding weeks of the
Bankers other OF the country, in
possibility of lowering charged banks for
there also sentiment for raising
he $1,000 to $1,000
Bankers talking about the derabity Of simplify
bank examinations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Realty Firm Calls Bonds

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Neisner
Brothers Realty. Inc. will redeem
on December %. all its 6 per cent
convertible debentures at 10 per
cent and accrued interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
DETROiTeSzsaa III s2sssTMES
BUSINESS
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
West Coast BOOnlS
On Defense Work

THE WEST Nov. 24-An opportunity inspect the
ledger commercial bank
n gave a condensed candid OF
the which boom had blown
Pacific Coast
AS compared with commercial deposits were up
20 deposits commercial loans
Il per real loans cent; small loans
GLIDING automobile acquisitions and merchandise
purchases per the bond portfolio cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts. 2 600, butcher cattle
25c higher. cows Csc higher. bulls strong
to l5c higher. choice steers. S1i.T5 T IL. 80: .
good steers. Sild1l-75, common 10
medium S7.50n11; good heifers. SO. 2Sn
1925. common 70 medium. STA 10. 25
good CONS S7.Zall s.25s unednim--cows.
: %: Gamers. 81 500 s. 49, good beef bulls.
Saua.2j good sausage bulls. Sam9.25;
medium sausage bulls. SsHe, cutter and
common. SO 500 S. good and choice stocker
and f~der calves, Sllul3 medium. SsT
II: good stocker and feeder steers and
heifers. 50 u 1O.25. common to medium,
500
CALvEs-Receipts 500; market strong
90 soc higher; good and choice $3.50:
common to medium. 50 q 80; culIs and
common. S6H9.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 3 500
market not established early prospects
higher.
HOGS Receipts. 3 500: market not
established. early prospects weak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24


gave more evidence of holding
than has appeared at my time
sincGzi1G1l III lIRedia'e"
Sdes'hing hhase began about the
middle of September. For about
nine trading days the averages
, have moved sideways, and this,
together with a slight tendency
10 edge upward in the second
half of last week, has carried
the averages above the line Of
descending tops" which has
been so pronounced a feature of
late.
In general, il may be said
that. while there can be no GER
tainty that before the middle OF
December a somewhat lower
level may not be touched by the
averages. it is becoming lncrcaS-
ingly probable that the next
large move IN the stock market
will be in an upward direction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Profits Top 1910

Earnings and dividends arc
relatively good as shown by the
following recent estimates Of
net earnings for 1911 compared
with 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Initiation Controls Depend on the Public

Asked whether the face OF such expansion and the out
look for further marked increases defense spending imitation
thoughtful Francisco bank president
candidy answered:
can be II public willing o give
political the authority control the elements
imitation, further politicians will administer such
il IL Is given to them
is hat many groups among
placed which others
Themselves politicians will not be fortnight in
the administration authority that is given them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

leaving The other dusty and be-
spccked.
Remarking about il TO another
OF The party. one De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
On the Business Front

With WARD SCHULTZ
Detroit Times Financial Editor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. Nov 24-UNs) HOGS
Receipts IS 500: 10c lower: top, 5000;
bulk, SlOu 10. %: hesvies. SO 10 = 10. 80
mediums Si0.i5u 1890 lights. Si00
1925 light lights. 50. T5a 1913: packing
sows, 50 IS = 10 IS: pigs, Se1e.75.
CATTLE Receipts Id. 600. steady.
Calves: Receipts. 300. steady. Beef
steers Choice. Sill. so n i2.75. medium,
SIS. 50 ti.5o: ycariings s9ni2.9o. Butch
ers: Heifers. Ssn12.50: cows. $500
s.25: bulls 81 80 u 1925. calves ~ II.
feeders. xsnli75 Stockers steers. $50
IL: cows and cutters Sc sou ~. 80.
SHEEP Receipts. 10 600: steady lambs.
Sil tOV ~ s.. common. Sqp ii.i0. wear
lngs. IS 159l 10; feeders SiOaii. ewes.
x2.75u5.15
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the
National Association Of Securities Dealers
nlafrIcf No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Detroit Produce

APPLEs--Michigan, bu. crates o. 3.
No. "a in. minimum unless otherwise
stated Mcintosh. s1.6od1.75; Delicious.
81 so n u.s. Northern Spys, $i.60I LIS:
Jonathans. few x1.35: Rhode Island Green
ings. si.10q lao; Baldwins, 81: Shiawas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Stock Averages
Slightly Higher
At Week S End
Late Rally Carries
Prices Above Line
Of Descending Tops
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. New York Univ
The stock market last week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

APPLES-McIntosh. fancy. 81 bu: No
No 75c1S125 nu No. 2 SOC hu.
Jonathan, fancy. S1.75 bu.; No. l. s1.25 u
/ so; No. 2. 81: Delicious. fancy, 81 bu
No. !, Sl50a1.75 bu. No. 2, T5c; Shows.
No. /. SiQ15o bu. No 2. 75c bu. Wag
ncrS M 81 u "a hll
Evening star., 1941-06-29
.SFARKZ/HNE WH/7E EZD7HES
MN;r Mz7zIOzT PRE,SNAHZIKG
zesky5 Nxyse/ sz;M Eon1 Az-esIe~sl

Listen! Today's Oxydol has an exfrS in
sredi<nf mon soaps jsH don't bSps. Naru-
rally you'd expect different results. And
you get them
Makes up to times the suds; gets dirty
clothes as much as 9 to I shades whittier,
by Tintometer measure, than q whole
group of well-known soaps. So econom.
ical, an equal amount Wssbes sp TO twiee IS
mHny eiofbe,as even well-known bar soaps.
So,don't pre- -soak k just out OF habit. All that
extra time and bother may have been neces.
sary once-but not with High Tesf Oxrdoi.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

sweeten them according to the palate
of your family. There is also a new
wrinkle for stewing prunes: Use pine
apple juice or apricot nectar instead
of water
AS for other recipes for prunes, the
possibilities are legion - and we mean
for dishes worthy of a gourmet. We
might mention prune mullins, bread,
rolls and coffee cake, prune stuffing
for fowl, lamb, veal or pork, and any
Evening star., 1941-06-29

until syrupy. Add sugar and CHINA
mon to prune pulp. Mix well. Whip
gelatin with rotary beater until frothy.
Add prune pulp, a little at a time,
beating thoroughly after each addi-
tion, until mixture is thick. Pour into
6 individual molds which have been
rinsed in cold water. Chill until firm.
Unmold and serve with chilled soft
custard sauce or whipped cream. fla
vored and sweetened. Serves 6.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

IVES, it's true. You just don't have to
L soak clothes before you put them in
the washer-not any more.
Next washday save all that extra time,
bother and work. just put the dry clothes
right in the washer without pre-soaking
at all.
You'll get one of the whirest, brightest
washes you'd ever care to see. With High
TtsfOxydol, everything comes clea n in just
ordinary running time-no pre-soaking
At all except for the occasional unusual
piece which may need special treatment.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

or all of the new and de luxe recipes
that follow.
Lemon PfUns Whip
l package lemon favored gelatin
2 cups hot water
"a cup sugar
ID teaspoon cinnamon
l cup cooked dried prune pulp
Custard sauce
Dissolve gelatin in hot water. Chill