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Evening star., 1942-08-31

in the hope that It will enable that
pro- administration paper to COM
pete more successfully with the anti
administration Chicago Tribune.
The Chicago Tribune has had
many competitors in the morning
field since it was established which
failed despite the fact that they held
membership in the Associated Press.
They failed because they lacked
the managerial ability to "win and
hold reader preference. upon which
newspaper success depends. That Is
the one superiority that the Tribune
has had through the years and has
today. 1t Is something not even
the Government can give its COM
petitor."
New York Sun: "' - The suit evil
IDENTIFY Is brought by the Administra-
ton to reward a political friend and
to punish a political opponent. That
1t might injure great, non political,
unbiased agency for the collection OF
news means nothing to vindictive
politicians"
Evening star., 1942-08-31

Associated Press has long been re-
garded as synonymous with the
highest standards OF accurate, nom
partisan and comprehensive news
reporting"
e. The Attorney General de-
duces that the system which has
produced this news gathering para
gon should now be penalized be-
cause it has attained perfection ;.
Upon it's right to function within
the law, and against a background
of news reporting that has but one
cbjective-to get the news straight
and get it first-the A. P. will take
its stand in court"
Cincinnati Enquirer: ITO see the
grave danger in the Government S
position, one should consider what
the outcome would be If the Gov
ernment won its point. The Asso-
ciated Press would be open to all
papers. It soon would completely
dominate news-gathering, for Its
competitors could not survive If all
papers could buy A. P. news. We
quickly would find only one news
agency in existence in America
That is what they have in Germany
and Japan, Italy and Vichy, France
What the Government is reall,
proposing is to make certain change!
that would destroy the competitor!
Of the Associated Press and Greats
Evening star., 1942-08-31
Chicago Tribune Calls
Suit Over A.P. Threat
From Washington
Editorial Says Press
Is Warned To Take
Orders-Or Else
2, the Associated Press.

2, the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Aug. 3l.--The Chicago
Tribune asserted in an editorial yes
terday that the true purpose" of
the Justice Departments antitrust
suit against the Associated Press
was ito show the newspapers of this
country that they will take orders
from Washington if they know what
is good for them
They wouldn't take orders at the
recent meeting of the Associated
Press in New York and accordingly
the complaint has been filed" the
editorial said:
On its civil suit filed against
the Associated Press in New York
Friday the Government con-
Evening star., 1942-08-31
AustruIiuns Rotioned
Pound of Suqur Weekly
/, the Associated Press.

h the AaSoClapso FIess.
SYDNEY, Australia, Aug. 31.-Ths
Ministry of Trade and Customs an
nounced today that, effective i'm
mediately, Australians will be ra-
toned to pound of sugar weekly.
1t was explained that Australia
must export sugar to fulfill obliga-
tions to its allies. and that at the
same time the government desires
to build up reserves.
Evening star., 1942-08-31
More Papers Express
Views on A. P. Suit

Comment from other papers on
the suit against the Associated
Press tollo,Ds.
Cleveland Plain Behind
the Governments civil suit is a
determination. many newspapermen
believe, on the part of the admins
tration to punish its political enemies
and reward it's friends. ="
THE court. and not Mr.. Thurman
Arnold, will now pass on the question
of whether the bylaws of the
Associated Press by which Marshall
Field and other publishers have
been excluded from membership are
in conflict with the antitrust law
and that, after all, is the important
issue"
st. Louis Globe -Democrat-"The
Government in filing an antitrust
complaint against the Associated
Press, has paid the A. P. the highest
possible compliment. Most certainly
a reputation for news gathering pre-
eminence is embraced in its admis-
sion that without the A. P service
a newspaper suffers competitive
disadvantage" and that "in the
mind of the general public the name
Evening star., 1942-08-31

a real monopoly where none exists
today"
Dallas Morning News: "The De-
partment's suit is utterly inconsis-
tent and this inconsistency can be
run down If one will look just a
little beyond ones nose at what
is likely to happen If the Govern
ment wins its suit. AS the press
association admittedly having the
greatest prestige in the public mind,
the opening of its ranks to the
membership of all newspapers would
encourage a 1ocking of the members
of competing services to the A. P.
fold
Indeed. there would never have
been competing service had A. P,
operated throughout its history as
the Government now wants 1t to
operate. There would have been
one great monopoly instead of sew
eral competing services. And the
one great monopoly, lacking compe-
tition, would not have been as good
as it is today. Killing competition
now by establishing monopoly in
the future will not serve the purpose
that the Department alleges that
1t seeks"
Spokane (W2sh.) Spokesman Re
HyXYa ho1ioua tho iy,opno adj a t<
Evening star., 1942-08-31

our long career have we ever bough
one of them.
Evening star., 1942-08-31

Spokane (W2sh.) Spokesman Re
view: I'VE believe the immediate
purpose of the suit is to force the
Associated Press to grant member
ship to Marshall Fields Chicago Sun
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23

equipment - and TO maintcin the best possible teIs-
phone service during and offer any emergency More
than 1890 employees oil volunteers ere ticking
courses in Air Raid Precautions work. IN every teIe
phone building throughout Connecticut we now hove
fvlIyroined Wordens, Evacuation Monitors, Auxiliary
Fire Fighters, Messengers, Rescue Squads - oil Of
whom are also being sroined In First Aid.
Many other precautions have been token. BIOekoUt
arrangements were completed some fine ago; crmed
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
USO SERVICES
ABROAD GROW

New York, April 2S.-Today's
plans for USO growth to keep pace
with the expanding fighting forces
of America win mean an estimated
"a per cent increase within the
next year of USO operations in
off-Shore bases and an increase Of
more than so per cent In number
Of service clubs and other units
within the United States.
THIS is the forecast according to
an analysis made public today by
Ray Johns, director of USO Field
Operations. Special leave-area club
houses, uSO-Camp Shows, Inc. and
mobile services to men on maneu-
vers and detached guard duty are
expected to show similar growth.
% Clubs Outside u. S.
EN- Hawaii. Alaska, Trinidad.
British Guiana and other trans
ocean bases" Mr.. Johns stated,
suSo Is already operating % club
houses for the soldiers and sailors
Increases already definitely sche6-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23

ference will be In the form Us q
Model Hearing, at which time EVIL
deflce win be presented on employ
f1ent practices With regard to Me-
groes In the state and q finding viii
be delivered by O special committee.
Among those participating as
speakers and witnesses win be: Rev.
A. j. Cuffee, Bridgeport; John b.
Scott, Bridgeport National Associas
ton for the Advancement Of Color
Cd People; Mrs. Leila Alexander,
waterbury, member, Fair Rent
Committee; Rev. Richard Foster,
New Haven: Michael Jlrlaenez, q. i.
o. Organizer, New Haven; Attorney
Arthur b. Weiss, Bridgeport: Ats
torney william zeman, Hartford;
James Snowden, Bristol CfO leader;
Or. Allen jackson, Hartford No.
tionaI Association for the Advance
nient Of Colored People; State Rep
resentative Nicholas TolnasSetti,
New Britain.
Daniel Howard, Windsor, win pre-
side. Invocation will be given BY the
Rev. F. w. Jacobs, Bridgeport. Ifv-
Ing Mitchell, Bridgeport National
Association for the Advancement OF
Colored People, will preside ct
supper meeting TO take place ut
the Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. O. A.
Bridgeport. Mr.. Franklin o. Nichols
Of the Urban League and Neal M
dllllcuddy, Bridgeport, @. !. o.
leader, viii be the main speakers ~
the evening session.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
RACIAL PREJUDICE
TO Be DISCUSSED
State Conference Arranged
on Job Discrimination;
Speakers Announced

A conference on job Discrilnina-
ton, particularly as 1t relates to the
Negro people, takes place In the
Burroughs Public Library, Bridge
port, Saturday, April Is starting at
one o'clock, at which time Or. Max
Yepean, acknowledgements Negro
leader, will be the main speaker.
The Conference will attract Re-
iigious, Labor and Civic leaders
from organizations throughout the
state, and Is being called as
means Of promoting unity to help
the war effort In Connecticut. Testi-
mony compiled at the conference
will be sent, according to Daniel
Howard, Windsor, chairman Of the
Connecticut Conference on Social
and Labor Legislation, to the Pres
ident's Committee on Fair Employ
rnent Practice.
The afternoon session Of the con-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23

Our first TO the telephone using public
Of Connecticut 10 devote our entire energegso mon.
suinne to the best Of 0biy and under oil eirsum
ssonee, The kind efteIephene service which will help 70
win tho war. svf
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
A NEW KIND Of TRAINING
FOR TELEPHONE EINPLO YEEs

TRAINING Of employees has always played vifol
role in providing good telephone service. The fact
that your coils ore honded efficiently and pleasantly
in these busy wormes is not The result Of chance.
More than $500 telephone men and women in Con.
neeticvt have the know-how 70 do their Jobs WE'LL and
more are being odded and trained every doy.
Now the war coils for new kind Of training. In the
event Of air ruids we believe Il is duty 10 be fully
prepared 10 protect telephone workers ard telephone
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
War Production Board
Explains Building Ban
Flood of Queries Prompts Question, Answer
Restrictions Imposed on New Construction
Work for Duration Of Emergency.

for use by miners needed for in
creased operations. Is 1t necessary
for the company to get authorize
ton?
"A. Yes.
@. An owner has been ordered by
city building inspectors to install
a fire escape on an apartment be-
fore his housing permit will be re-
newed. The cost of the installation
is more than $500. Does the order
from the city inspectors constitute
authorization for him to begin con-
struction?
A. No. Because the remodeling
costs more than $500, the owner
has to get authorization from the
war production board.
@. Plans have been made for
the construction Of a highway.
Grading has been completed.
Equipment is on the site. Pouring
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23

recipient to purchase q treasury
pennar1t.
that q number of other local Arms
nave recently qualified for the
awards and their certificates will be
presented soon. He said that more
than so local business establish
ments have 100 per cent records FOR
employee participation.
Waterbury, said Mr.. Smith, has
more Arms taking part in the vol
untary deduction plan than any
other city in the state, and also
leads in the number OF certificates
which have been issued.
The awards were presented BY
Mayor Vincent A. Scully. who
praised management and employees
Of the firms qualifying. He urged
that the program be continued and
increased to help Americas war
effort.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
PLTMBER ExPERT RUG-MAKER

South Paris, Mes-(UP)--Priorities
that deplete available supplies Of
materials won't bother Ralph o.
Butts, who has been this villages
plumber for 40 years. In his spare
time; Butts has become rug-maker,
drawing his own designs and dyeing
materials for their construction
which he obtains from old clothing.
Northern ireland distillers will
cut whiskey production IS per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23

uled will bring this number to forty.
TN the United States, there Will
be an estimated growth from the
present 585 clubs and units TO a
probable total Of $40. This includes
only the USO services near estab-
l,shed military and naval posts,
ED does not count the planned in"
t.aease in leave-afea clubs, mostly
la metropolitan centers. or the
special mobile field units which
reach the troops whose duty pre-
vents their coming TO the club
houses"
sa2 200, 900 Goal Ahead
The cost Of the continental opera
tions, the analysis showed. has
been estimated at SIS, 466,046, or
approximately 4s per cent Of the
USO budget.
Trans-ocean services are placed
at 81 ,870,5i8, or SO per cent Of the
budget. The total go, 600. 900 budget
has been set as the goal for the
USO war Fund Campaign which
win ouen On May II.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23

sUords are on duty Emergency plans stand feudy u
the event Of domaee TO centred Offices OF outside
eahIes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-23
BUSINESS FIRMS
| RECEIVE AWARDS
Cooperation in Promoting
Sale Of War Stamps,
Bonds Recognized

Certificates Of Award for CO.
operation In the sale Of war bonds
and stamps were presented to more
than SIS waterbury business firms
in ceremonies at the city hall late
yesterday afternoon. The awards,
authorized by the q. 8. Treasury
Department, went to firms which
have 90 per cent or more Of their
employees taking part in the payroll
deduction plan for the purchase OF
bonds. The certificate allows each
Of concrete, however, has not be-
gun. Does this, under the terms Of
the order constitute beginning con-
struchon?
A. No. Authorization must be re-
qlested, but in cases such as this,
the chances for approval are bet
ter than for projects in a less adj
vanced stage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Sporting Goods Dept.
Randolph Store Only!

500 Golf Balls --------3 for 100
Recovered ball Nth plenty Of
IS BOYS Fishing Outfits .29 values---- 09
Complete outfit for that young fisherman.
so Minnow Buckets, l.19 99e
IO-euart floating tDpe. HsoVy galvanized.
5000 yds. Silk Fishing Line. 79e values--69e
black sik casting line 1913 Soyd spool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Paint Dept. Specials
Randolph Store ONLY

500 a ID. tins Wilbert's No-Rub Paste Wsx-17e
Limit For floors furniture,
81 gals. Veeroy House Paint BIS vslue-gaL 2.60
Contains lead, titanuH, insesd CAL Dse brand
so 1o-roll Room Lots Paper. $50 values s7a
Sufficient TO decorate 70 f1TTF and g. high
Fade-pvoof designs.
800 Non Crumblng Wallpaper Cleaner. zoe grade lea
1o-os tins. wa streak CIeans from to
SIS Coronet Wateress Cleaner. ace val-5,lb pail 33e
Cleans oil painted suvfsess quickly and efficiently. LIMIT
ABS White Wash Brushes Csc values Ice
Limit 2 White Tsripieo fibre bristfe for hard
48 Sewn Chsnois. sec values 49e
I2"xTsla" siSs fross good grade piseed channels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
M onth-En nd Sale
Pretty Friday
White Goods, DOmesfics f,

White Goods, DOmestics rss hi6EE
SIT prs. Priscilla and Cottage Sets. Values to sseSse
Cream and pastsi shades Csrsyeusiy cut.
Cottage ssfs In all eoIors.
ESQ CoIorful Beach Towels. 69e xAlus----4os
Perfect quality "Dgrds Aas0s eoo,sd borders. stripes
$50 Balls j. p. Coats Cotton Toe vsluss--4e ga.
type. belfast ss 3D. ball ~ soi0's Fer sb'sdsy' ate
so Printed Shower Curtain Sets. ass valuss-i.Ss
AttraeIVs sosrs and patterns.
OF Knitted Sin Covers. ass values
Sure fh, Ready made. Sofa only.
Handmade Chinese Piece. and Sets
Hand Applique tor lse
-. ck.i, Rack s.ts
3.pe Vanity he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Gets 90 Days in Theft
Of Army Cigaret Cash

Stealing money donated 20 buy
soldiers cigarets is a costly Of
tense. William Piper. 81, of 1927
Trouster avenue, learned today as
he began a 60-day Jail term i'm
posed by Recorders Court Judge
Donald Van Zile.
Piper pleaded guilty after being
confronted by Paul Worline of
1906 Wade avenue, who saw him
emerge from a bowling alley at
$500 Connor avenue July - with
the money container.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
TRAIN FOR COMBAT

In Australia and In Northern
ireland. many Americans are
training for combat. Between
those two points, as far apart al
most as any two places in the
world, thousands OF others serve
on foreign soil.
There are American detach-
ments in New Guinea and New
Caledonia: In India and in China:
in British. French and Belgian
Africa; in Eritrea and at Basra.
at the head OF the Persian Gulf.
American airmen and ground
forces are serving in Egypt and In
England. and at nine bases In the
Western Hemisphere-Newfound
land. Labrador, Bermuda. the Ba-
hamas. Antigua. ST. Lucia. Trini-
dad, Jamaica and British Guiana.
IN LATIN AMERICA
Soldiers drill and stand guard
Under the Stars and Stripes In
eight Central and South Ameri-
can republics - Guatemala, Mica
ragua, Costa Rica. Panam
Venezuela, Brazil and Cuba. They
are stationed, too, In Dutch
Guiana.
Iceland and Greenland are
dotted with American camps and
ouiposts.
Thus Americas fighting strength
Is deployed from the Arctic 10
far below the Equator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
WOmen's Misses
Ready-tO-Wear Specials! r saes

Snort Ia. "a
Fine coats in mixtures and Hssess Misses 'tsss
Plaid prints. wGshabs ps'eais fabrics ss'' 10 to 10.
IL 2.pe. Suits. 14.45 -----------S.99
Ra,on sharL.Lin check tana and Blue talorsd suits
so s..r.uek.r Cotton Dresses. 2.2s y.Iu:.z-iss
Require no ironing.
60 Polo Coats. e4s
Soft, hssey ~rapa'ounds. Sizes II to TO-
Sheer and novelty cotton fornais
100 Uniform Dresses. I.ss
Green. Button fronts. s1rtpasi. Becker sls...
10 Misses. z.pe. Suits. Is.4s vsIuss----l24S
Fine navy ~in d,.'. suits. Some sas" edged
800 Houseeoats. LA vaIues-
W5s0s'a"a 0''ss,;: n',sI ss.f''"' Fs'' s'l''
70 Women. s.pe. Suits. Value. to 1e.4s----sss
'pe a""'sd sport suits. hsgHi"' fnn length coat ana
$50 Hooyerettes s4e
Fast color. floral patterns Sizes % to 49,
e., Blu; Utility 1rs s .ss . :, s;.1., ,.:s
s73 Cotton Froeks. Values to 124--74o
P0u'' 's'e'' s""''' ED 's' corded sAa"''a' 's'
100 Spring Hats. Value. to 1ss--------------sss
fe,', stro~s. simulated strauss turbsrs, nooshiss
4e Women. 2.pe. Suits Value. to s4s-5.00
Hsrrinsbons weGos, man Tailored styles. - to a.
8 Women. 2.pc Suits. 2z.4s values-Is4S
Man tailored longer Jacket Solid tones. striped skirts.
II 3-pe. Suits. $500
1905 ~ool Hsathe, mixtures Misses ssss.
Misses 3-pe. Fur Trimmed Suits 800 values--924
suits. Misses sizes.
Misses Costume Suits. IS.45 values-------1445
Fw-tirlr,sd 2-pe. SUITS Jacket and complete dress.
Fur Trimmed Coats. 1S.45 values--
Mixtures and eOiorfui pads Nth generous 'u, collars
S Fur.Trmmed Sport Coats. $500 valuss---z4oo
AH-wooi Fine large prime fur peit collars
Is Fur. Trimmed Sport Coats. 2s.4s v.lus.---1s4s
Herring bones, aiD shstiand fabrics
collars. Misses sizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Sundry Specials!

9se Wood Desk
Military Brush, pure bristIe. wood bsek-I0c
see Tie Holder, eefherefte, holds 8 ies--39c
24c Sun Google Kits, glasses, comb. esss--I2c
Cocktail Napkins, usually for l5e, ea.--5c
LIZ Shoe Shine Stand, Imprinted wood
l.I9 Students Lamp with 3-wsy buIb--88c
73e Shaving Brushes. pure bristss. rubber back I8c
BifoIds. genuine leather. black brown. some
With rippers factory seconds. VaIUss 10 LOO
" perfect --- ----4D 100
97e De Luxe Memo
Hat Brush IDe
&c can shu Mik Black Shoe Polish &c
acc Classic Books, ~ titles by famous authOrs-
Military Sets gen. leather. brushes. comb \ 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Grocery Specials!

spy or criseo Vegetable Shortening BIB. ean-63c
Del Monte or Gold Bsr Coffee, lib. ean-28c
libby's Fruit Cocktail. No. esns--3 cans Zoe
Cut Rite Wax Paper. l25-foot rolIs-2 rolls 29c
Gold Bsr Bartlett Pears No. 2l7 esns-2 cans fJc
Ssni-SiIk Toilet Tissue, 1000 sheets --roh Sc
Evsporsted Milk. oil popular brands, tall ean--7c
Heinz Ksiehup, 4-o1 bottles z bottles 37c
Sunshine HHo Crackers lib. pseksee--I9c
Mothers Breakfast Cocoa, 2-lb ean---17c
Airy Fairy Cake Flour 214-b package ---I9e
Libbys Tomato Juice, 47-o1. csns---2 cans 3Jc
Sans Special Coffee. lib. package -------lI9c
HsppyvsIe Pink SsImou. lib. esns-2 cans 35c
Rinse, large sire package ----------=-2Ic
P 8 6 White Nsphths Sosp--5 bars Zoe
Rinse, OxydoI OF Dun, giant packages
Embossed Paper Napkins 100 COUNT pigs. I5c
Grocery Dept.-Randoiph Store
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Tots. Child's, Girls
Clothing Specials!

500 Girls Stacks. l.79 values--------------
Assorted eoIors Full cut. to H.
725 Girls Stacks, Sheer Dresses, Overalls s4e val CSC
Quality dsais.s edorabis styles. to - IN group
$50 Girls Sun Suits. 94c values
krinkIs Grand selection. 7 to II IN
SIS Girls Slack Suits. 2.39 lbs
styles Asst eOIo's Ssss ~ in
$50 Girls Sheer Dresses Stacks, Snors, Play Suits 44e
Colors Fine detailing 7TF
$50 Girls Krinkls Crepe Psjsmss Tic vslues--49e
2-pe. styles. eolors. We'll made. Sizes ~.
us Tots covsrslls Overals, Pinsfores-------66e
s<e Vaues. Assorted eoos and patterns. Sites 70 s.
$50 Tots chds Big Girls Polo Shirts. s5e values, 3se
Asserted eoiors, patterns. Lisie eOnbsS knts
375 Tots Krinkle Crepe Pajamss. see values--44e
Ipe. styles print Variety Of eoIors.
325 Tots, Chdx, Big Girls Swim Suits-------S9e
DE Uaues All pooi ai-uool zsphyrs, uoor ayon
satin ssteK. Uooi eottons. TO 10 IN
SOS Tots Sheer Dresses. 69e vslues-----------44e
Beautiful selection Of styles patterns, eotors to 81.
275 Tots Ssnforized Slack Suits 1.79 vslues--l.33
girls "AUondae" chnbray and tteu FeW cotton
sabardinss. Sizes to in
l22s Tots Polo Shirts, Sun Suits, Oss Coverals lie
Large Varsty OF sturdy play toys Sizes &c g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
American Troops
Scattered on B
ForeignFfont
spse,si to THE DETROIT TIMES

Disclosure that United States
troops now are stationed on the
African Gold Coast brings to at
least 80 the number OF foreign
countries or territories In which
American troops are fighting or
preparing for action.
The extreme scattering OF the
army units indicates the tremen-
dous task imposed not only to
supply man power but also upon
shipping and the services OF
supply.
The more than 30 widely scat
tered foreign bases at which
American soldiers are stationed.
of course, do not include the
American soil on this continent or
the many United States posses
sions and islands.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. March % R:-salabls cat
tie. none; calves none; COMPARED Friday
and yearlings showed further curtallment
as local receipts fell below similar period
year earlier and prices advances 4 fully 20,
top, is 90, paid for /, 143 and 1,39s pound
msas4sss !ape pss efaps ae s sal sHp
%eiqo5a To i5.9 .9o 1878 pounds @ to 1855 and i,ess
PeHnds 4 pounds s s ae hSse sSad s
continued scarce; bulk steer crop COM
prised medium to good grades that sold at
9S1 tsS beess ie9k IS Sss ap sTYy 2 soss
n.6oii n.6oi pounds our Sat at IA SO. but little above
1900 cutter and beef fully aR high
bulls $3.50 lower: outside on weighty sau-
sage bulls closing at 10.15: light vealers
weak. bYs e sOod Sovo to choice weiEhty kinds
Friday: Fat lambs slow. 1925 higher; few
smbs hofs % Snf SGey s9rs sad tsS sSe
pounds down, 225-12 90; few big weights
1900 and below; fat sheep steady, 7.75
Compared Friday last week: Fat lambs
upturn and more by. midweek; all this
his'e ins quotations io-ib hisher than last Fri
ss sp11ss isS
msfns aSSd s1a SeIsf :IiSs dsubs aefh5s
II 81: ii :s5: 'sholn lambs With mixed No:
sheep pa gained T around 10, topping at s.iio. 10.
the highest locally since 1929. eoo.
salsbie hogs s AGO.: 200: total total >. $500; not t
q market; shippers took none; holdover
none: compared q week ago, market 1925
hisher on On AL % weashts ana .S}. s3ws; We. welsnIs
most.
Evening star., 1942-03-28

Have you bought any Defense
bends this week? This month:
This year?