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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
WATERBURY TURNER'S" POINT FOR U. s. MEET

r,,rnyerein vorwaerts is energet- ically planning for the 36th nation- ali tournament of the American Turner's to be held at Springfield, Mass, June 24 to 28. Reports from Springfield indicate that more than a thousand contestants will take part in this Family Olympics" held each four years in some section Of the United States. This year the New England Turner Societies are playing host to Turner's from all parts of the United States and have arranged for unusually complete fa- cilities. Ample areas are available for all track and field competitions, swimming, tennis, golf, and for the always inspiring model drills.
 B. B. Hoebel, physical director for Waterbury Gym Club is planning to take l3 contestants from this city to the national tournament. His team will include men and 3 women, each of whom will take part in the many contests.
 Word from Springfield indicates that in most cities Turner's who have long planned on taking part in the tournament are not finding 1t difii- cult to get the necessary time away from their work even though they are engaged in defense industry. Reports from authorities on indus trial safety point out that a weeks vacation to take part in such an athletic activity will promote bet- ter production. Although many of the younger active Turner's have gone into the United States Army. more than a thousand are ready to take active part.
 i The local Turner Society has planned to send participants in the following competitions: apparatus. track, tennis. relay races, free exer- cises, tactics.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Additional Sport FOUR WAY TIE
 FOR U. s. OPEN ! CHAMPIONSHIP
Terrible Weather Meets Field at Fort Worth; k FavOrites Even
RY JosRPEE u. HEARsT

(Unsted Press Stan Correspondent)
 Colonial Club, Fort Worth, Tex, June T-(Upl - The man with c chance to win the National Open Golf ChaInpionShip--0 survivors of tho worst weather to plague the 4Bsyear.old tournament-go out to- day to play their final 30 holes.
 From early morning untit dusk yesterday they pitted their skill and endurance against rain that fell iSa torrents, wind that carried balls off line and water that made wAdlng pools of the greens and Hnorasses of the fair'ways. Lightning flashed and thunder rolled but 1t failed to unnerve the class of the Held that originally numbered ie3.
 Twice the U. 8. c. A. ofilcials, who never have postponed c round, had mercy on the drenched golfers and halted play. Each time the rain Slaekened play was resumed. Be- cause of the delay those who teed of late almost finished by candle light. Tn fact, two, one with ar ex- cellent chance to tie the leaders, stopped play after the 18th hole and will complete their round to. day.
 Leadina the parade with IA strokes each were the defending champion, Lawson Little, Deeny Shute, the graying veteran from Chicago, clayton Heafner of Lin. vile, N. O., and Craig Wood of Manaroneck, N. r., the winner of the Augusta Masters Tournament.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
LUSO.AM AMERICANS AT NAUGATUCK SUNDAY

Ii Waterbury's Luso. o.Americans soc- cer team has Q fine game of foot- ball carded for Sunday afternoon at Recreation Field, Naugatuck when 1t takes on the New London Electric Boat Club from New Lon- don. The kickoff is marked for 5 D, m. and the local club, recent winners of . protest over Hartford in a ser,i.ilnal match for the Pro- tectlve Cup, will have It's best team on the field, which should attract a large crowd, including the presi- dent and other officers Of the league.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
WATERFOWL HORSE
 SHOW DATED JUNE 22
Special to The Dcmocrat)

Especial 0 The DcmOcrat)
 Watertown, June 7--Most of the majoT arrangements for the annual outdoor Watertown horse show are completed, with entries from Peni,- Sylvania, Massachusetts, New Jcr- sey and New York as well as Con- necticut to show in the events, scheduled for Sunday, June 22 at Watertown. Part of the proceeds of the show will 60 to the Bundles for Britain fund, 1t was announced. Joseph Neil and Mrs. o. F. Durfee were selected as chairman and vice. chairman of the committee in charge of the presentation which this year, will Dc bigger and bet. ter than ever,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
PROPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION
REAUTHNuL

In 6 rolling wooded section on 6 large lot with 100 feet frontage, stands this fine Colonial home. On the first floor Q large comfortable living room with fireplace. dining room, modern kitchen, maids room, lavatory, glassed in sun.room, open porch, utility room, attached garage. On End floor, three bed rooms, bath and shower, plenty Of closets, full insulation and storm windows.
 The exterior just as beautiful aS the interior, well landscaped and studded with trees. Ideal location for rock garden or outdoor fireplace. Ready for occupancy. To see this reasonably priced, attractive home call at
 757 Prospect Road at East Mountain
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Legal Notices
NOTICE

Public Hearing on Proposed Amend.
 ment tO Building Zone Ordinance
 for property located at No. 06 Wa-
 tert0wn Avenue.
 Tn accordance with Section 426 of the Revised Statutes Of the State Of Connecticut of 1880, notice Is hereby given that the Committee appointed by the Board of Aldermen in tho City of Waterbury, will hold c pub. lie hearing on Friday, June 20th, 1o4i, ct 0 o'clock 9. iI1., daylight sav- ing time, In the Aldermaiiic Cham. Der, City Hall Building, on the pro- posed change in the Building Zone Ordinance which will change from "B" Residence Zone to the fnduS- trial Zone, property bounded and described as follows;
 Northerly--o3 feet on land now CT formerly of Israel Holmes;
 Easterly-e0 feet on land now or formerly of James J. and Nora Doyle;
 Again Northerly-s9 feet on land now or formerly Of James J. and Nora Doyle:
 Again Easterly--64.0 feet on Watertown Avenue;
 Southerly-208.80 feet, more or less, on land now or formerly Of Angelina Devino; and
 Westerly-l26 feet, more Or less on land now or formerly of Rol- and II. Camp, ct al, there being an angle in said westerly line. .
 All persons owning properties Is1 the vicinity of the above address or those immediately adjacent in the rear thereof, or those directly oppo. site thereto, are hereby notified to appear and be heard in reference to the proposed amendment ct the time and place above specified.
 The hearing will be held before the following Committee: - Alder. men Minicucci, Sullivan, LaSky, Reiner and walker.
 JOSEPH M. SHEA, 6-e.7 City Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
NOTICE!

DISTRICT of WATERBURY,, Ss,
 PRoBATg COURT, June. eth, A.
 P. lg4i;, ESTATB Of ADA ";
 Waterbury in said District dc. ;, ceased.
 The Administrator, c. B. having exhibited It's account with said og. tate to thls Court for allowance, it " ORDERED, That tho 10th day of June, A. D. i04i, at S:00 o'clock, in tho fore noon, standard time, at tho Probato offico in Waterbury. be and tho same is,. assigned for . hearinR on tho allowance of said account, and tho Court directs the c. [. a., to gve notice thereof, by publishing this order ono tIme in some newspaper having . in said District, at least three days before sai0 day of hear. Ing.
 JOHN J. HOWARD. g.7-lt Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
INDIVIDUAL GRIP

Ross Carino. New York golf pro- fessioual, has invented special erip that Is modelled from the play CTS own fingers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Announcen1ents
Lost and Found

FOUND Small brown. change purse Thurs. Q. m. Owner may have by paying for ad and proving owner ship. See Paul E. Dioric, 2i Rose st. after T:30 ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
LiUe Stock
kggR PoultFy. Supplies

CHICKENS-i6c ID. Boosters, i6c lb. Broilers. i7c ID. ist Glass Poultry Mkt. Moved to Il Union. 22S Balds win. 3.0086.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07

1889 Buick Special Conv. Coupe
 Like new. A real buy. CADILLAC SALES G SERVICE D04 Watertown Ave. Dial Bsii4e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Financial
Business Opportunities

A two-story factory building. Suits able for light or heavy manufacture ing, storage, etc. On U. 6. Route No 6 near Waterbury. Adequate room for expansion. Portions are resale able and have plenty of space left. offered at an unbelievable low price Reasonable terms for reliable party. For complete details call.
 Washburne & Washburne
 Realtors - Insurance
 S7 North Main. Tel. S-0J6o--S-S5eg
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Sport QUESTIONS Answered

Have you . sports question you want answered? Write your ques- ton clearly, sign your name and address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat, 1913 18th street, Wash. ington, ID. C., enclosing Scent postage stamp for personal reply.
 e. Did Stanley Ketchell lose and regain the world middleweight title in the same year?
 A. Yes; Billy Pakpe won Ketch- ells title by knocking him out in 12 rounds, September 8, 1908, and less than three months later, on Mo- vember 26, Ketchell regained his title with an 11-round knockout
 c. When and where is the conn- ing Joe Louis-Billy Conn fight to be held?
 A. It is scheduled for the Polo Grounds in New York City on June IS.
 Q. Who won the batting cham pionship of the American Associa- ton last year (l940), and what was his average?
 A. Albert D. Wright. Minneapolis, with e .369 batting average.
 e. In ladies' singles matches fn Badminton. what constitutes game?
 A. Game consists of II aces. Pro- vided, that when the score is 9-all the side which first reaches 9 has the option of setting" the game to 5, and when the score is l0-all the side which first reaches 10 may "set" the game to 3.
 c. Which pitcher suffered the longest losing streak in the National League last season (i040)?
 A. Hugh Mulcahy, of the Phila- delphia Phillies. with a losing streak of l2 games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
FOR SALE FIVE ROOM COTTAGE IS min. from center. 4-7060.
BUY NOW

BUY NOW 232 South Main St., Store and apart- ment buildnig at Q low price. Small cash payment accepted, 56 Ridgewood St. Good house, brass piping, hot water heat. Price $6,000. Terms.
 Herkimer St. Beautiful one-family house GA 200. Hardwood floors, brass piping, fireplace, garage. Price $9,500.
 Cooke St. 3-family house, l6 rooms. one hot water heat, new floors, new veranda, 2-car garage. Terms. 38 Eldridge St. 6 rooms, hot water heat. sewers, 2-car garage. Low taxes.
 l04 Bishop St. l-fanily., 6 rooms, hot water heat. Lot 50 x i40. Taxes $l03. Price $4,S00. See D. T. HARRINGTON, Inc. l4l West Main St. Phone S-3ll2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07

MORE MOTORING
 FOR YOUR MONEY! 70 Plymouth Sedan, Heater ..s0eo '38 Plymouth Sedan ...,...,..,4425 '37 Plymouth Sedan ...,.,,,....4376 '38 Plymouth Coupe, Heater ...$246 '36 Nash Sedan ..,......,....@246 '37 LaFayette Sedan, Heater .e340 '37 Graham Sedan, R. & F. .n.S376 '37 Ford Sedan. Heater ....,... 9346 '3S Dodge Panel Delivery ....$376 '37 Dodge Sedan, Heater ......,S426 '36 Desoto Sedan, Heater. ,.... .$326 '36 ChrySler Sedan, R. & II. .. .3206 30 Chevrolet Sedan, R. & H.. .4SD6 30 Chevrolet Panel Delivery .. S37b '36 Chevrolet Sedan, D. & II. ... .S2o6 '30 Buick Sedan, R. & II. ......972B '37 Buick Sedan, R. & II. ..,...@446 '30 Buick Sedan, Heater ....... .e376
 Always A Complete Selection of
 Guaranteed Used Cars ct
 JOHN J. COLLINS, INC.
 De Soto and Plymouth 30 Willow St. Dial 3.2i24
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07
Autos and Trucks For Sale


 4l Plymouth TT. Sedan, 5000 mi.
 40 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sedan, R & F
 go Packard Deluxe IT. Sedan, Htr.
 30 ChrySler Royal Sedan, R & 1T 30 OldBmobiie DeLuxe Sedan, R6sH go Buick Special Sedan
 30 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan 40 Ford Fordor Sedan 30 Dodge Sedan
 '3e Buick Special Sedan, R & II '38 Packard DeLuxe Sedan, D & II '38 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan '37 Buick Special Sedan, R & 1T '37 Plymouth Deluxe Sedan, R & F '37 Oldsmobiie Sedan, R & II '37 Pontiac Sedan, D & H '36 Buick Special Sedan, R & II GROVE USED CAR EXC. l4 Grove St. Open Evenings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07

'37 gtudebaker EedanS t2) '30 Stakeholder Club Sedan 80 Studebaker Seda1S (2) 70 stude. Champion Sedan 1897 Plymouth Sedan 1897 Pontiac Sedan 1886 Plymouth Sedan
 - Several Others - J. c. MOTORS, INC. Studebaker Sales and Service l7 Willow st. Dial 3-2i3i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-07

BUILDING-L.ots for sale. Also tract of land. Call 3.ei65.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Csttanseed Oil.

CNttAnseed Oil.
Bleaehahle eottonseed oil futures closed
eb-26 lower. Sales. 10 contracts. De-
eember, l2.30b:s January. 122ab: March,
1s37b; May, 11.31b. b BID.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Chicago Grain
Ey the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Wheat price.
tumbled abuot 2 cents a oushel to.
day to levels more than 4 cents be.
low the highs reached Fridav. which
marked the crest of last weeks re.
covery.
Early losses of IL cents were part.
ly recovered around midscssion, bul
renewed selling late in the day. due
partly to weakness of cotton. caused
the market to sink to new lows.
Prices still were under the In.
fuence of Washington developments
including reports of administration
opposition to legislation which voulc
raise loan rates 10 100 per cent Of
parity and restrictions on use OF
foreign funds frozen in this countr,
in commodity speculation. Demanc
from commercial interests attracted
by the decline SATURDAY. and early
today proved disappointing. Wal
news, reports Of clash on the Rus.
a-Japanese border and the pendins
presidential speech caused trade un.
easiness.
Wheat closed 1872. lower thar
Saturday, December 113i2-1131,
May 1.l8l. l.1s: corn. 3s-3. of, De-
cember 753s-75r. Nav 81; oats, L.
2 on; Rye. 7s-las down, and SOY
beans. !. of to /. up.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
New York Sugar

NEW YoRK, Oct. 81 LR,.-werld sugar
futures were easy today, on scattered
markets and nervousness over foreign
Developments. March. 2.47h; May. 2.47.
Domestic contract was dull and un.
ehanked. With both March and May
selling at 2.eb.
A small Eastern rehAer re-entered the
refined market At $50 cents on imne-
diate shipment business, while other re-
dners were UNCHANGED at B.25 cents.
FUTURES No. closed unchanged; sales,
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Stock Leaders Dip
Fractions 10 Point
In Slow Session
About 500 900 Shares
Traded; Toboccos
Show Weakness
Bv VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Oct. Pit was blue
Monday in the stock market today
and bids we're reduced in virtually
all departments.
While offerings were relatively
light and recessions we're no worse
than fractions to around point
for leaders, there we're number
OF unusually soft spots, particularly
among the tobaccos
The direction was moderately
downward from the beginning, al
though many issues displayed oc-
casional resistance and losses we're
trimmed here and there at the
close. Transfers for the full pro-
ceedirgs were around 100000 shares.
Chilling sentiment brokers said,
was more concern over the impact
OF taxes on forthcoming corporate
incomes. growing labor riffs affect
ing the defense program, and fears
the Russian war crisis was coming
to head to the disadvantage OF the
defending Reds.
American tobacco B" and COM
mon broke about 10 points each
after delayed getaway of more
than an hour, when both we're of
some points each. These hit new
lows for the year along with Revn-
olds b Liegett & Myers common
and b also were down substan-
tially.
Steels. we'll in the rear column
during most of the session. steadied
when this weeks milloutput was
officially estimated up 81 points al
99.9 per cent of capacity. new peak.
Sears Roebuck revived as director.
voted an extra dividend of s125 on
| top of the regular 75-cent disburse-
ment on the common. Extra and
special payments by Phillips Petrc-
leum and Atlantic Refining brought
support TO these stocks.
/ Bonds Down Fractions.
The bond market shifted tovaro
fractionally lower ground in late
trading after holding within narrow
limits through the forenoon.
Demand for speculative loans va.
held in check by the hesitant ton,
Of the stock market Operations ir
other divisions also were at low
ebb
Slightly improved prices were reg
istered by International Telephon,
IS. Delaware & Hudson refundina
As. Commercial Mackay incomes ano
Nickel Plate AIS.
United States Governments hsld
around the closing levels of the pre.
vious session in slow trading. Ir
the foreign division modest gain,
were recorded by obligations Of Ar.
eentina. Australia and Cuba. Nor.
way IS were narrowly lower.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Approximate Sales To-day

Approximate Sales To-day
100 AN 10000 1900 Noon $1,000
100 PM 500 600 eco PM = $50, 900
Total - 4s0, 900
Unit Of trading. ten shares
In bankruptcy or rece1vership or being
reorgsnlzed under Bankruptcy Art or Sc
curties assumed by such companies
Rates Of dividend In the foresooing table
are annual disbursements ns ed on the last
ouarer'v ser1-annual declaration On
less otherwise noted special or ertra div
ids1dS not rriu-.d
( Fy dividend Vr ~ risnts sA.s, extra
or extras Cash or stock Paid last
yesr fpsysnls in stock Declared or
paid 10 far this year Accumulated ltv-
idends paid or declared this year
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Visible Groin Supply

NEW YORK. Oct. a ,P,.-Visible
supply Of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago Tin bushels: Wheat decreased
6SS, 900; corn increased 5000: oats
decreased SIS 900: rye increased 49,
900; barley decreased $4,000.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
New York Cotton

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. 27-Cotton fu-
lures declined 81 a bale today as lack
Of trade buying and unfavorable
news for the Far East touched of
moderate liquidation Contracts were
supplied by commission houses. New
Orleans and locals.
Late afternoon values were down
Is to l9 points. December, 16.05;
March, 1888, and July, 1886.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Phillips Votes Extru

NEW YORK, Oct. a tP).-Phillips
Petroleum Co. declared a regular
quarterly dividend OF 50 cents and
an extra dividend of as cents, both
payable November % to holders OF
record November 7.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
HoIsey, Stuart
Awarded Big
| Utility Issue
By the Associated Press.

0s IfIN zASSUNIhttQ FItSS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-A syndicate
headed by Halsey. Stuart & Co.. was
the successful bidder today for an
offering of s3s, 600, 900 Central Illinois
Public Service Corp. 80. per cent
bonds maturing 1871. The group s
bid was los. 1898. Kuhn. Loeb a. Co
Of New York submitted the only
other bid, 105l269.
Evening star., 1941-10-27

Allis-Ch aim ers 1K-
Alpha Port c .75E-
Amalg Lea ther
AmerAda CD
Am Airlines (1e)-
TAM Bk n of 90
Am Brake Sh 1.4oE
Am Cable & Radio
Am Can t4b
Am Car & Fly (1E)-
Am Chain 4 G. l.s0-
Am Colortype 80
A e. Ftp 81 pf 1.05k
Am Hawaiian 3g
Am HideMl.eather
Am Home P 2.40--
Am Ice pf t.50e)
Am International
Am Locomotive
Am Mach&Fy .74g
Am Power & Light
AmP&L$5pf4.375k
AmP&L$6pf5.25k- A
Am Radiator .45g-
tam kadt'r of 90
Am Roll Mill 1.o5g
tam r Al pf $50
Am SAT Razor .50g
Am Seating t.50gD
tam Ship Bldg 2K-
Am SIN & Ref(2g)-
Am Snun t3a)
Am Stl Fdry l.25g-
Am Stores ,.,5e)- -
Am stove (1.2ngD
Am Sugar .5og
Am Sus Ref pflO
Am Sumat Tob %
Am Tel & Tel ts)-
AmTobacco go
Am Tob CO tBD(6)
Am Tobacco pf 90
Am Type Found.
Am Viscoss Gig
! Am Viscose pf (5).
Am Water " orks-
Am " oolen -.
Am Wool pf (7k)-.
Anaconda (1.50g)-
IAnaeond w 1.50g
Anchor Hoe G .30g.
Archer-D-M 1.35g-
Armour Del pf 90
Armour (lll)
Armstr's C'k 1.50g
Artloom t.525g)
Assoc D G lst 60
TAssoc Inv of 80
Atch T & S F (2g)-
Ateh T&SF pf CO..
All Coast Line ---
All Refining ID
Atlas Corp (.50g)-
Atlas Corp of tS)
| fAtlas Powd pf(o)
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco ctfs
BALTIC u Ohio
BALTIC h Ohio pf
Bangor & Arstook-
TBang&Aroost pf-
Barber Asph .oUe-
Barnsdall t.60s)--
Bath Iron (.15g)
Bayuk Cigars $50.
Belding- Hem SO
Bendix Await t4g)
Benefic Loan l.2oE
Best & Co l.6ua
Beth Steel 4.50g =.
Beth Steel pf 90
BlAw-kno1 (.4og)-
BoeIne Alrplane
Bohn Alumni ,2gl-
vBon AmitB)2.5Ua
Borden Co (.90g)--
Borg-Warn l.S0g
Bridg't Brass .15g
Briggs Mfg l.50g -.
Bklyn-Man Trans
Bklyn Tn Gas
Bucyr's-Erie .65g-
Budd Mfg
fBudd Mfg pf
Bullard Co (1.o0g)
Bulova Watch (2al
Burr's Add NJ .10g-
Bush Terminal
Butler Bros (.4oel
Butler Bros Of 1.50
Butte Copper
Byers "a M Co
Bykron Jackson 1S
| Calf Packing 1.oo
Callahan Zinc
Calumet&Hec Z SO
Canada Dry (.60J-
Canadian Pacific
Cannon Mills 1.50s
tCaro Clln & Ot5)
Carriers S & Gen 10
Case tJI) Co (5e)-
Caterpillar Trt2-
Cslanese (1.50g) -
fCelanese prpft0
Celotex Corp t1a)-
Cent Aguirre $50
Central Foundry
Cont RR Of NJ (r)
TCentury r NJ pf Z
Csrro de Pasco D
Certain-teedP
tCertain-teed pf
tChamp P&F pf s.
Checker Cab Co.
Ches & Ohio o.
Chi & Eastn Ill(A)
Chi Great Western
Chi Great w'n pf-
Chi Mail Ord .25e-
Chi Pm T CIV of (3>
Chi RI&P ~ pf(r)
Childs co
Chrysler (4.50E)--
City Ice 4 F .s0E--
City Stores
Clark Equip 2.25g-
Clev Graph LOG
Climax Molyb 1.20
Cluett Peab'yt2g).
Coca-Cola (2.25g)-
Colgate PIP .50a
collins & A pf go
tColo & Southn
Colum BC(A)1.35g
Colum BC(B)1.55g
Columb G&E log
tool GRE of A 80
ColumbPlctures
Comcl Credit o.
Comcl inv TT ~
Comcl In T pf 4.25-
Comc'l Solv .26g--
Comwlth Ed l.SO-.
Com with 4 Scum
Comwl & So of 80
Congoleum t1)
Consol Airc (2g)n -.
Consol Cigar 1.76e
Consol Copper .6oE
Consol Eds 1.40g-
Consoi Ed of 80 -
Consol Film
Consol Film pf.76k
Consol Laundries-
Consol Oil (.Bo) -
Container t1.50E)-
Cont Baking
Cont Bak pf o.
Cont Can (1.50F)-
Cont Diamondt1)
Cont insur l.e0a-
Cont Motor
Cont OIL (.75E)
Cop'rweld Stl SOC
1Corn Exchanged
Corn Prod ductstS)-
tCorn Prod pf Cd
Coty. Inc t.50s)-
Coty international
Crane Co (.S0e) =
Cream Of VIII 1.60-
Crown C & S Bog
Go'n C as pf z.25
Crown Zeller (1g).
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Baltimore Stocks

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Oct. 2t.-
Sales STOCKS Hish, Low. Close
,ss A,pnfsI s,P dsir. crfs rtg IL" Il az Il"
1e5 Consol Pow com 51l4 Sea eeh
Eev A,nster CM 2oA 2oA 2oM
$1,000 Bal 1rAA <ee zs 48ih <s4< <S4k
Evening star., 1941-10-27
CbicaEe Cash Market.

Chtakt Chsh NtFkef,
No. wnsst. Corn. No mixed. cid.
~; No, >, i6l7; No. / yellow. cid. "a.
!3,.: No. ., ,3I.: No. 3. =; No. 4. ss.
.0i2: No. 5, 20 sample srsde -el--. nj.
so-6,: No. 3 yellow, new. 6siz-s.: No.
I, 63l2-6s; No ). 61la-65i7, ssmpls
Grade yellow new. 5;-5a: No 2 white.
new, rs. Oats. No - White. 46ia. No 8,
AZ. Barley, maltins. ft-sf nominal: feed
and screenin-s. 4o-;". nominal; No. 2
low. .52i2: No. 2. so Field seed per
hundredweisEt. nominal Timothy. 600
$50: alsike. 2.5o-14 .oa: fancy red tor.
S,0o-S.15: RED clover l5.OO-l1OO, sweet
clover S.5O-S5O
Evening star., 1941-10-27
II RAkSAC TIONS ON THE NE
|Stocks n: ~; s;.; !: so g, . s NJ. s; ::: ~ s L; o
Stocks

tBy Private Wirs Direct to TAs StaY)
Stock and Bales
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Bonds

BY private Wiz. direct to The star.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-26
CHILD'S SENSITIVENESS
 TO HOMES FURNISHINGS NEEDS REAL SYMPATHY

She thinks some times she would rather not date at all than have to bring her dates into such room.
 Parents, as a rule, aren't very sympathetic with the daughter who is going through this phase. They ask her who she thinks she is and assure her that she is lucky to have a home, and decide she is getting impossible.
 PUTS EMPHASIS ON
 SUPERFICIALITIES
 But the girl can't help feeling the way she does. She isn't just being cranky She is at the stage in her life where it is desperately import ant to her that she make a favor able impression on the opposite sex
 She realizes instinctively that girls background is important. Being young, she not only exag- gerates the importance but places most of the emphasis on superficial things, like furniture.
 So she is mirerable if things don't just suit her taste. And though most girls wouldn't do what this one did, there are prob ably lots of them who wish with