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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30
"a Czechs
Executed
Germans Accuse Lon
don and Moscow OF
Backing Rebel Out
breaks in Europe.

Berlin. sept. 3G.-lAP)-Gcr-
man firing squads have executed
"a Greens accused OF plotting 10
throw OH German rule, II was
announced today as spoNe>men
blamed Moscow and London Tor
rebel preparations Wi1ch lea 10
the SNnt German counter meas
urcs in Tie proicCtorate> OF 30
hs..,ia ana MoraVia.
London especially tried to start
something in Paris, Norway and HoI
land. but i didn't W.rk,' a spokcs-
man declared, land before they got
off to a good start in the protec-
torate We took a hand.
ne intiInatcd that German au-
thorities had been aware Tor somc
lime OF ~"dielurhing clements iii
The ~pyotcctoratc hut had waited
patiently to determine who WAS
involved before taking action.
~Wc wanted to avoid DRAGGING per
sons who had nothing To do with 1t
INTO the alfar," lac said. Most Czechs
SAW the pglpa-c'r~sucss of such poll
ties. Reasonable Clcchs saw the Ger
mans did mt intend 10 uut th-m
under the yoke or suppress their cul-
tue.'
Three former army lead rs were
those executed. They were
described a~ "lcuding men in the OPP
pos;t.on group which had a It's goal
the . s.Nl ,hmont of an lndcpcnd-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30
Ruffng
For Opener

New York. sept. 3O.-tAP)-
Charles (Red) Ruffins. veteran
right handler, was selected today
by Manager Joe Mccarthy to
pitch the opening game of the
world Series for the New York
Yankees against the Brooklyn
Dodgers tomorrow at the Yankee
stadium.
Selection of Ruiiing came as
no surprise, since the big red
head was the Yankees mos! ef-
fectivc pitcher during the reeu-
lar season, with a record of 10
yiclorit and 6 defeats.
Mccarthy also announced he
would return to the regular bat
Ting order employed by the
Yankees most of the >caSon IN
spread eaeling the American
League field.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY HENRY ANERlLL

Raleigh, Sept, 30.-Groceries in
Raleigh have increased more than IS
per cent in price in the last year.
Your reporter makes no claim to
being any part of a Sta'istician and
certainly has no desire to set himself
up in opposition to the experts who
recently announced that food prices
have advanced about 90 per cent
since the war started two years ago;
but a realistic, if un~scientific, sur
vev of his own COnNinces that the
increase is far more than that,
A day or SO ago, this bureau re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30
Traffic Deaths
Reach Record
For All Time

Chicago. Sept, 30.-(AP)-ln all
time high for August traffic deaths
emphasized the need for a nation
wide safety campaign requested by
President Ro SeVelt against accidents
hampering the defense program, the
National Safety Council said today.
Its report of 1910 traffic deaths
in August, 2l per cent above last
wear. and an eight months toll Of "a
03O. l8 e cent higher than the same
period in 1910, was issued m advance
CONTINUED on Page Seveu.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Considerable cloudinesS to-
night and Wednesday; some IKE
lihood of scattered light showers.
Extended weather forecast tor
the period from $50 y. IN. sep
tembcr 80 to $50 y. m. OCTOBER
4 - Temperatures normal or
slightly above but somewhat
cooler about Thursday and FRI
day; scattered showers m c\-
IRENE northern section, little or
no rain elsewhere.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30
Refrigerator Firms
7 To Cut Production
Priorities Direct O
Orders 1872 Per Cent
Reduction For Balance
of Year.
G. p. Radiophofo

Washington, Sept. 30.-(AP0-
The government ordered mark
erS of household mechanical re-
frigeratorS today to cut produc-
ton for the last five months of
1911 to a level of 1872 per cent
under average monthly output
for the year which ended june
80, and warned that cuts in 1912
will probably be GttGtcr.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Rs ANNA ". ". WOLF

NEW YORk-A great deal has been aid about the
sty Of in getting along with children Again
and again we hear reiterated An child needs from his
parents is oldashioned all these fancy
psychologists do harm than good"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Feminine nerves can be 4 curse.
and so can silly feminine heart.
I blamed my vile temper and cut
ting remarks on an upset digestive
system due TO too much murder in
the air. Maudie accepted II with
out argument. She was beginning
to act like herself again, and was
finding the cottage too combining,
which suited me since I would pre-
fer being alone with my own
thoughts.
I sat around that afternoon
making some notes for next Sc
mester's classes in Lit. I. I was
seeing myself in the years to come
doing the same uninteresting tasks
I was feeling pretty sorry for my
self by the time Maudie and Nc
Cool came back. and I was glad
enough to listen 10 her instead of
thinking how badly felt.
II dropped around to the Morris
house." she said. lighting a eigaret
and slipping her shoes off. "Jeanie
wasn't in. but I had a little chat
with Liza Holmes. She certainly
was devoted to that poor dead
woman. They were a lot alike, of
course - same generation. same
stern, thin faces. same dreadful
clothes"
she doesn't seem like one
you'd enjoy chatting with" l in
terrupted.
you mustn't judge people by
their appearances. Mary" she said
sternly. rubbing Mecool's stomach
with silk-covered foot. He
thumped the floor .appreciatively
and Maudie continued, You said
the same thing about Miss Mile
and that woman had good sense
She was obseryant, a good judge
OF human nature"
She certainly slipped once in
that judgment" I pointed out.
Whoever dashed her head in must
have sold her on the fact that he
or she was nice and friendly"
mo one put anything over Miss
Mile" Her tone was sharp. I'll
grant you that she knew too
much. At least ! should imagine
that was what happened" she
added hurriedly. when she Jaw I
was ready to start asking ques-
tons. Il forgot to stop for the
mail" she said In an obvious effort
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

nv NV G0su A"ps WIZ
EVENING BIOusEs: II you've
been searching the town over for
new evening blouse. your Sor-
ries are over. We just discovered
a bee-ooo-ti-ful selection In vel
vets. crepes and oh-so-filmy chif.
fons. The yelyets are Nyied with
interesting draped and shlrrsd
throat lines. The chlffons ars .
tailored type OF dinner blouse. Ex-
tremely fisttsring, they come In .
b~vy OF luscious colors. Tbe crspes
have braid and sequln trim. Lots
Of glitter
v1nd Of the week are the new
rrenaAine curtains with hand
turned hens. Tho vide rufus
boast three times tbe fuilsess
Of average curtains. eSuse IN
dotted material or sheer plain.
For graceful drsping - these
grsad. finest quality grenadines
that eome i0s inches vide 10 tn
pair.
FEATHKK WEIGHT, And com
fyi That's our best description Of
the cory. quilted Jacket and night
gown sets one OF tne stores b
showing It's Christmas shoppers.
Pink nsghtles piped In white coma
with white Jackets daintiiy pipsd
In pink. Likewise the blue Then.
there ara psjamss. TOO. They coms
in pastel prints with matching
quilted Jackets. Delightful
n yssfrs sse 10 de- Jour
Christmas shopping early, Why
not make your first Yseeflds
purchase . softly glowing Lsseiss
necklace. Could siss h. earrings
- PIN >. clip -. or brace
let. Gsisss- Pale blur. deep blue.
pink. rese or green Bsfisr ssiii.
they take on fhs warmth ard
light Of whatever esier you're
wearing. Dep depths Of star
sapphire.
THEY FLOAT A luxurious gift
that's reasonab.e doubiy % be-
cause no federal luxury tar 10 re-
quired with IL purchase. Curious
Wen let you In on secret. Were
speaking Of the new floating bath
mitts put out by none other than
Alexander De MARRIOTT. Tney come
two ways for your eonvsnisnce:
five medium sized mitss In . box.
or one large mitt enclosed m
handy shower cap. They're tops!
For names 0, the stores where These
articles may Dc found. call Main
5Isi. ssk for womsns Psss Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

ming waist band that ties in the
back. One version has V neck
and shoulder straps stitched to
the bodice In front, which may be
outlined with ric-rac like the
matching pockets. In the other
a dainty tea apron-the bodice is
cut in one with the shoulder
straps and prettily scalloped like
the dipping hem and the pockets.
Why not add the lighthearted
bows and narrow lace? A third
variation. OBJ. is shown.
Pattern 1903 is available in
sizes small (32-34), medium 1885,
3s) and large (40-42). Small size,
view A, takes IN yards IS inch
fabric. view B. pa yards IS inch
fabric and view C. Is yards IS
inch fabric and yards lace
edging.
Send Fifteen Cents f15c) in
coins and two tax tokens for this
Anne Adams pattern. Write plain
ly Size, Name, Address and Style
Number.
Just the Cream OF the 1s41-42
Fashion Crop Is shown In the new
Anne Adams Pattern Book. Order
your copy today-you'll find page
after page Of original, easy-to-
make modes for every age and
hour. Slim ming mature lady
frocks. Gay crib to college ap-
parel Smart clothes for working.
shopping. for sporting. for do
dress or don't-dress festivities. A
complete bridal trousseau. AND
as an extra feature free-for-
the-making hat and bag set, Book
Fifteen Cents. Pattern Fifteen
Cents. Book and Pattern To-
gether, Twenty-Five Cents and
two tax tokens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Dear Is. w. Don't worry
about II. II you have done moth
Ing for which you could be re-
preached. then you have done
nothing to merit suspicion. and
you have nothing for which TO
apologize or explain.
Behave as naturally as pos
aibie at home. Do nothing that
could be misunderstood or mis-
interpreted In the future. and
eventually the atmosphere will
clear. 1t can't last forever. you
know, with nothing TO feed the
fires of jealousy and suspicion.
Sooner or later your wife In
bound 10 realize that her be-
hayior IL silly and unreasonable.
, and domestic serenity will again
reign.
Don't. however. make the mis-
take of acting guilty and EN-
barrassed and ignore the girl at
the office now. II you behaved
honorably In the first place,
then such behavior Is still honor
able. and failing to stick to your
guns will only make you appear
guilty.
Dear Miss Grey: Could you
please tell me If there is anything
I could put on my hair to make
1t stay curled better. especially on
rainy or windy days? don't
care to get a permanent because l
think it sort of wrecks persons
hair. so II there Is any solution
you know of that would keep my
hair in place, I would certainly
appreciate knowing about 1t.
Thank you. A READER.
Dear Reader: Obviously you
have had no permanent waves,
and SO know not of what you
speak. Unless you entrust your
hair to an inexperienced or
careless operator, or one who
uses inferior materials, perma-
nent does your hair no harm,
and it is certainly the best pos
sible way to keep your hair we'll
Y groomed.
All manufacturers OF hair
preparations put out hair creams,
pomades, lacquers, and such
things. Consult the sales per-
son In the drug store or drug
department. They will give you
reliable advice on the prepara-
lions, and II you choose the
product of a good firm, you can't
20 wrong.
Dear Miss Grey: Is 1t wrong or
right for a girl to take mans
arm when walking with him on
the street? There seems to be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Today's.
ReciDeS
BI.ACKBERRY JAM CAKv

BLACKBERRY JAM CAKE
I'll cups -four
teaspoon soda
!, teaspoon salt
teaspoon cinnamon
q teaspoon cloves
.. cup evaporated milk
2. tablespoon vinegar
I cup shortening
cup sugar
! teaspoon vanilla extract
! cup blackberry jam
eggs, separated
Sift flour. then measure. Resift
with soda. salt and spice. stir
vinegar into milk. Cream shorten
ing. Add sugar and vanilla and
continue Dreaming until sugar
granules are dissolved. Beat In the
jam. Add beaten egg yolks. then
dry ingredients alternately with
the milk vinegar mixture. begin
ming and ending with dry ingredi-
ents. Fold In stiffly beaten egg
whites. Pour into creased layer
cake pans and bake In a moder-
ate oven f350 degrees FL about
80 minutes. Yield: 2 e-inch layers.
VANILLA FROsTTNG
] lb. confectioners sugar
Is cups)
=, teaspoon vanilla extract
=, cup evAporsted milk
Mix sugar and milk 10 form q
smooth frosting. Stir In vanilla.
Yield: Sufficient for e.inch
layers.
This recipe for Blackberry Jam
Cake illustrates 20 well the sdyan-
tsges Of a double-rich milk like
irradiated evsporsted milk. The
concentrated milk In acidified with
vinegar and used like sour cream
10 provide rich flavor and fine tex
ture In the cake. The milk IL also
used just as IL pours from the can
In making the frosting Of creamy
richness and perfect consistency.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

A smart kitchen deserves a
smart new apron 10 match It's
color scheme, In Pattern 4so3.
Anne Adams gives you a choice Of
several styles. all made with a
non-slip ladder back and a slim
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

rpr POUR next buffet sspges
party rnesshly aftev fhat ~
fol hsil game sesvs hAhsa hpane
IN Individual pats. Jean rnntaiae.
screen star, iikss n huy them thtn
way because n nnrlIfIes service.
makes your huffst lock bright ard
any.
OFF the record. ~ admit thao
tho pots are . htfIe more expea-
sive than beans bAtevi ~ hosne N
tho old brown rrurA. MT hersfD
= ZIP 10 sslss your eonnriencs.
Aftsr the party y hut : maWpFy.
M fhs bean pats with hasue~mn<o
apple huttef or mtncesueal. rive
them away ~ Christmas pfaoenta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

IT tr<f aFe - usaH4 - - &NeAHe
sr = character tralt 10 likely %
come out IN The wash ~ remain
. fixed handicap. they shaald MT
hesitate "a eannsslt . child Gutd.
khce expert. any more than they
would hesitate Il can = aneseF
when They fear illness rhefe
should ~ 10 more sense II fan.
IRE and dlssraee IN enc ea>w than
In the other.
PARENTS ausorI.D
QUESTION rpaGMNgltEn
During thoss months of wen-
derinG what TO do. sss yourseaf
these questions:
l. Are you the Kind q parent
who IL - nervous and anxious or
bothered about yeur ewn rroh-
lens that you lack hath patisnss
and firmnsss and tsnd 10 ny Oft
the handle with your ehlldrsnT
. Are your ehlia's faults Inn
proving ~ he aess nidsr' II NJ
gradually gaining IN self-enntrnl
and the ability 10 get along with
others. or are his bad traits -.
coming more fixed and preventing
him getting along At work and
play
.. 10 your child happy Does
he enjoy the things most children
do. 20 that he finds living interest,"
ing and worthwhile or 10 he
sullen. indifferent or depressed
most Of the timeY
II the answers 10 these qucs-
tions are unsatisfactory and keep
on being unsatisfactory despite
your best efforts. don't b. discour.
aged. but 20 for help To Someone
who knows more than you do.
Don't 20 to just anyone who calls
himself . psychologist or whom
your nsixhbor says " really won
derfui.s
Nearly all the larger eitiea In
the United states have child suid-
ance centers that have been In
vewsiwsted and approved by . re-
sponslble hoard. This information
can b. had by writing 10 tbs Ma
tional Committee for Mental Hy~
gisns, 1850 broadway. New yorh
City. You ara likely TO get hsip-
full advice even n your problem
10 not very serious.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
Serene Domesticity Upset
By Idle Tales Of Workers
Innocent Kidding Of Attractive Secretary Reported
To Wife With Malicious Intent Causes Difficulties
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey: have been placed in difficult pre-
dcament the office We recently hired very attractive
senogapher and of started to kid her Several
of the fellows chance for fun. and started
that had fallen for her.
wouldn't have cared but my wife heard about it, and
life has become very difficult home She
anything about it. but she is cool and mpersons all the
time The situation is strained and unpleasant for real
reason, and | don't know what do about IT, Can you
help me? B. W.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
, SERIAL STORY
MURDER IN PARADISE
~ MARGUERITE GAHAGAN

TO throw me off. There should be
some news from the boys today.
Why your brothers are 20 careless
in writing I'll never know. They
should realize how worry when
I don't hear from them"
Continued on Page Is. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

such a difference Of opinion on the
subject. SUE.
Dear sue: II Is perfectly cor
rect 70 take . mans arm any
time that II IL necessary. II II
Ii dark and you are crossing a
street. or walking In high heels
where the footing II uncertain. 10
IL the correct thing TO do. Other
wise, II II In very bad taste for
q perfectly able bodied woman to
hang on the arm Of . man rs II
she were afraid he would get
away from her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08
SINUS, CATARRh
SUFFERERS e e1sP
roa nIsGRr pUa 70 nAsAi cohcTsTIo

sappiy kashed hese-ssfferers sgalss
Relief at last frsn the torture IF sinas
trosnis. e.fsrrh and hsy fever due 70
nasal eonGestben 10 here fer saffsress Ia
d.y-fs o fermsis phieh has the ps1er
b redncs nasal eoaEestien snd Ssgks
sach bsnsflts that IL h asw offered 80
all Men women who suffered Nth
sxonixinr stnas headaehes runnfnx si0x-
ged nsse. ringing ezrs<hes and sns~xins
tell If blesse1 relief after ssinx kIoRo-
MOL To be used only directed.
TO only Q few pennies Per desc and II 10
aid with strict noney hsrs guarantee ~
ALL tIHGEo And THRIFTY ORIG
sIOETs. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

There L uf euafee Hueh unfe
than q grain 90 truth In this. Many
so-csIled problem" children turn
cut 10 be unioved or nismanaked
children who respond eagerly 10
someone who treats them with
warmth and understanding. These
things are fundamental 10 success
with children.
Yet good a. II IL. eommon-senss
has been vastly over rated. ssps-
elally. II should be added. by per
sons who ponses. II least. II .
no, a remedy that always WORKS.
Common sense has limitations
there arc some children. without
being physically III. who are % IN
happy or % out Of tune with their
world that only special knowledge
and treatment by experts With
scientific knowledss can get TO the
bottom Of the difficulty.
puzzI.ING CHILDREN
sCIENTlCAlI.Y HELPED
II parents have children Who
puzzle them because they are
timid and shy. who are disobedient
and willful. who are bcred In
school. who can't take responsi-
hnities. who are jealous. who are
bullics and cant get along with
other children. who tell lies or are
generally antaxonistle 10 reason
able suggestions course they
ahould try 10 help them over
come these things by every com
nonsense method
children. even naughty or "dif-
ficult" ones. need affection and re-
assurance chance TO grow out
OF H. in their own way and time.
they need opportunities TO de-
velop skllls and capacities that
build self esteem and frienships
that satisfy.
Yet. not all children grow out
of IT." Sometimes they do and
sometimes they don't. Parents use
this phrase too freely ~ though
n were inevitable. They use u 10
avoid facing responsibility for
problems that may really lead "a
serious handieapsL There are
problem" children and II 10 mol
always the parents fault sithsr
Parents should, however. feel the
responsibility for doing all In their
power 10 insure healthy character
development. just ~ they feel this
responsibility To their child's phys'-
cal health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-08

Linens rnoke welcome gifts especially II they hove
touch Of embroidery 70 noke them sporkiel You'll find
ouonty OF worried motifs this pattern nooke lots Of
gifts Poern 1921 inonser po'tern OF 80 motifs
roneno from lIsx2 10 lNx7N inches; color schemes;
Illustrations Of stitches Send ord
token for this poffern The Tocoo Times Needecroft
Dept Write poiny pattern number your and address.
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Buy U. s. Bonds and Save.
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Common Sense Can Be OpeRated by Parents Contends Authority
Modern Psychology Is No
Cure-All. Says Expert


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Evening star., 1941-01-22
Electric Production
.Advancesfo for Third
Straight Week
Goin Is Against Trend
And Index Rises to
New High for l940-4l
BY the Associated Press.

bS Inc hSSOCldtcQ fteb6.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Electric
power output advanced for the third
week in a row in the period ended
January 18 but again failed to reach
high established in the week pre-
ceding the Christmas lull, the Edison
Electric Institute disclosed today.
Latest production Of 2,843 1862 900
kilowatt hours was 3 Of / per cent
more than 2,834,512,000 in the
previous week and 10.6 per cent
ahead of 2,572, lit 900 in the COM
parable 1910 week.
The gain was against seasonal
expectations. Hence the Associated
Press power index, based on 1929-30
as 100, rose to a new high for l940-
Al at 1888 from 1875 week earlier.
A year ago the index, adjusted for
seasonal trend. stood at 127.
l940-41 1889 1888 1887 1934-36
High 1898 1925 l17.2 1852 1893
Low = 1914 1923 1923 1118 919
Percentage gains over year ago,
according to major geographic areas,
were reported as follows by the in
stitute:
New England, 86; Middle Atlantic.
90; Central industrial, a. West
Central, g; Southern States, 86;
Rocky Mountain, 7.3, and Pacific
Coast, "a.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Commodity Prices

Press wsishted ,, xholss.is price ind.x q
month sse oay s1; yea year ssek sso ~ s's
Eon H5sh ss:s5 sss5 s2s s5ss s5s5 s5.ss sfl4 sf14
Miscelisneous Markets. '
,CoFFEESpot. quiet; Santos No: 4:
o.Tn.s tG neaded Santos sa Bourson sna snd
IS at. 7.50-s5; Santos No. 4 d. futures
Hars5 sIo,sq ols hishs. salfT e2So eass
Rio No. "a" futures : unchsnsed. No No
LEAD-Futures closed unchanged. Sales,
100000 pounds. March 5.26n; May
s.:s 1ounds Fs0fS.F sS sssa
RAW S''ei AIbEs4Futurss if IS iSstrsi closed 1925
hshsE ssss .1s9oos s4s ebeS.r Ien1sS MaseS S
CRUDE RuBBER-Futures closed 81
lower; sales; No. ! standard; s3 contracts
MtEas smetid 1s9Ss 9is5.a spos M'i isISn Seo-''
b Bid n Nominal.
COCOA-Futures closed l to 2 lower.
Sales, 81 tons March, 49s; May b.o5n;
wv; WOOL ToPs-Australian reports that
wool for commercial purposes would have
shipping preference over fiber for stra.
:s tssie stor.Ee in exports to the ,u Omitted TED
.es ssSS Il sle hsas su sses1t
Fos prices Sssd down ssh to 9 n. m net oSs:s
Of 0.2 to 0.6 Of q cent. March 121 OBJ:
Msy; 114.ob; July. 1os.eb. Spot tops,
RAW s1LK-rutures closed 1-2 lower.
mn nSoninsi. Bid.
Evening star., 1941-01-22
Bond Averages
10 Low-Yield Bonds.
By the Associated Press.

xoS tDc hSSOCldIeQ TIcSS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-Bond op-
orators centered their attention on
rails again today, sending many of
the carriers l to 2 points ahead.
Aside from the rails, corporates
fuctuated unevenly toward the clos
ing hour on a limited volume of
trading.
United States Governments re-
versed their recent trend and such
issues as received attention recorded
small gains.
Traders were highly selective, ap-
parently basing their selections of
rails on the prospects various roads
offered for increased earnings under
the defense industry impetus.
Chief advancers included Reading
Jersey Central As, Southern Pacific
AIS, Illinois Central 4As, St. Paul
SIS, Missouri-Kansas-Pacific SIS Of 81
and Anaconda Copper AIS.
The list Of foreign government dol
lar loans was dominated by minus
signs. The downside included obli-
cations of Buenos Aires, Panama,
Australia, Argentina, Colombia.
Italy and Japan. Loans of Cuba and
Sac Paulo gained in fairly active
dealings.
Fresh buying stepped up the pace
Of rails in the final hour. Illinois
Central A. closed at 4414, up Ia;
Central Pacific SIS at 52l2, up ia
and Delaware & Hudson Refunding
Is at 53ss, up %.