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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
ARMY PRESENTS 3 COMMISSIONS
SalvatiOnists Honor Mrs. Alberta Terry, Mrs. Olive
 Ruda, Mrs. C. MancinO

Major Hugo Wiberg of the local corps of the Salvation Army last night presented local officers com missions to Mrs. Alberta Terry as recruiting sergeant and to Mrs, Mrs. Olive Ruda and Mrs. Gather inc Mancino as Sunday school teachers.
 Major Wiberg spoke on "The Christian Warfare using Ephesians 6:l2 as his text: For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against prinipalities, against powers, against principalitieS, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness In high places"
 Others who participated in the service were Major James Beech Bandmaster Paul Duren and John Wlberg.
 Two girl guards of the corps, Bar bara Ruda and Virginia Raymond, attended e guard leaders institute over the week end at Camp "Na. than Hale, South Coventry, The leader of the institue was Adjutant Emily Eastwood of New York, terri. torial guard organizer,
 Announcement was made during the service of the territorial con- greSs in New York next week under the leadership of General and Mrs George l.. Carpenter, internationa leaders of the Army, who are wis iting America for conferences 1T each of the four territorial centers Major and Mrs. Wiberg will leave for New York Friday and will re- turn the following Tuesday. A groul of the Torchbearers of the young peoples corps are planning to at tend some of the public meetings next Saturday and Sunday, Mrs Alberta Terry will have charge o the meeting on Cherry street neX Sunday morning at lo,' and Band master Paul Duren will be respon sible for the night service.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
BETHEL VARIETY
 SHOW DRAWS 500

"yarieties of 1922" benefit per- formance for the Beth-El Sister hood. was attended by more than 800 last evening at Beth-El audi toriun.
 Included on the program were !: Helene Griner. Milton Cardo. Louise Greenfield, Natalie Reich. Stanley Freedman, Beverley Levine. Joseph Miller. Leonard Garston, and Wl- liam Kosersky.
 Michael DiVito's orchestra played for dancing. and Joe Martin served as master of ceremonies. Co-chaar- man of the affair were Mrs. Aaron Albert and Mrs. Hyman Aronson
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Even Passengers Lost Their Way

Washington, Oct. 26 -- (U.PD- A crOss-tOwn bus bearing IS pas sengers last night dipped into Rock Creek Park, as usual. A half hour later - not as usual - the driver admitted ruefully that he was hOpelessly lost i'm the parks complicated maze of high ways.
 None of the passengers knew where they were. either. The weary group, stRll fin the bus. fin- ally emerged from the park far off the course and eventually fOun dtheir way back to the proper route.
 That recalls two other recent incidents. One involved a bus driver who, tired of 1t all, got up and left his bus and passengers in the midst of an air raid test.
 The second concerned fun-lOv- ing passengers on the street car who, while the conductor was fix- ing a switch, rang the gong and operated the back end of the car for several miles before the mOt0r- man realized he had left his crew. mate behind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

Forty-one Girl Scouts troops and their leaders will participate in the city-wide Girl Scout rally which will be held Saturday afternoon at Buckingham hall. The leaders have been supervising preparations for the various ceremonies arranged for the rally and they will be in charge of troop donations to the national Victory Fund which will be launch ed here during the rally.
 Miss Polly Benedict, acting pres ident of the Girl Scout Leaders As- sociation, has expressed gratitude for the enthusiasm aroused by lead- CTS among local Scouts in the pro- gram to aid less fortunate girls who may suffer as result of the war. Stamps donated by the Scouts will be turned into a fund held in trust for the purpose of aiding children after the war,
 Leaders of local Brownie Troops are as follows: Mrs. Lillian Pres colt, Mrs. Herbert Knutson, Mrs James Waidelich, Mrs. Gerald Hud- son, Mrs. w. N. Van Tassel, Mrs Henry Voegeli, and Mrs. Edwin Wells. Heads of senior troops are Mrs. David Thompson, Mrs. Howard oDell. Mrs. Sydney Henchell, Mrs Harmon Boyd, Miss Betty Barry Miss Shirley Nase, Miss Bile Thompson, Mrs. Fred Platt, Miss Helen Bray, and Mrs. Fred Talbot.
 Intermediate troop leaders in- clude: Mrs. Romeo Dumouchel, Mrs Maureen Laun, Mrs Edmund Al. lard, Mrs. A. DiBlasi, Miss Nancy Griffin, Mrs. Frank OLeary, Miss Betty Phillips, Miss Rosa Gangloss Miss Edith Dallan, Mrs. Betty Ly. ons, Mrs. Howalnd, Miss Grace Cowles. Miss Betty Barry, Miss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
WHITTINCTON IN
 NEW POSITION

Jack Wilmington. formerly per- sonnel director at the Waterbury Clocck CO. and more recently per- sonnel director at the Waterbury Tool CO, has resigned his post st the latter firm to become assistant to the production manager at Scott & Williams. Inc. Laconia. N. H. He oegins his new duties Nov. l.
 MT. wilmington had been with the tool concern for the past two and a half months. Previous to that he had had a long connection with the Waterbury Clock CO. rep resenting the management in neg0- tions with employees and their rep resentatives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
MEETING PLANNED
 BY ACCOUNTANTS
State Association to Open Season at Hotel Taft, V Tomorrow Evening

The Connecticut Association of Public Accountants will hold It's first meeting of the season at 8 o'clock (n tho evening, Tuesday, October 27, at tho Hotel Taft, New Haven. A large attendance from oil parts of the state iS expected. Matters of ut- most importance will come before the neeang, :.
 TAe 'oblems arising as . result of the Ae42 Revenue Act, which be- came law last week, will come up for consideration and discussion, as will the many problems with which business is confronted under war conditions.
 The Association is headed by Max Raskin, of South Norwalk. James B. Butler, of New Haven, is vice. president; Henry L. Stern, Bridge port, secretary; Everett L. Preece, South Norwalk, treasurer, and Will liam J. McKenna, Hartford, is au- ditor.
 Local accountants active in the conduct of the affairs of the Asso- citation are: Alfred F. Meyerhans member of the board of directors and chairman of the legislative committee; Douglas Heavens, chair. man entertainment committee; Ben. ianlin Rabinowitz, member of the same committee: Charles Heavens grievance committee: and Maurice .. 0elman, member of the legisla- tive and public relations commit. tees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
DU BOIS, RIETDYKE
 NOON CLUB GUESTS

Two offlcials of the government Training Within Industry" pro- gram were speakers at a meeting ot the Sunday Noon club of the Sec. ond Congregational church yester. day. The speakers, c. Arthur Du. Bois, associate district represents. tive of the TWI program for Con- necticut and Rhode Island, art Charles Rietdye, a certified trainer of the program, were invited to con. tinue their discussion at next Sun- days meeting. Both are associated with the Scovill Mfg. Co.
 Purposes of the program which ton Board and various experiences is sponsored by the War Produc. encountered in initiating the plar were discussed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
 eeIAglIsngD IssS
0IABLlsHED IssB

Into Eoch Life - Some Roin Will DrizzIe - AIIigotorize Yourself with An Alligator Coot - And Let the Drops FoII Where They Moy-$7.5o to $3I.5o.
 ls's going 10 Toin on average Of I35 doys each yeor in this right little tight stote of conneetieut- co what!
 We'll - shot meons more thon one third of inc yeor and # not un- der an oIIis0toF coat thot adds roy of sunshine Co eIOudburst - we'll = it's just loo bod.
 Many oIIigotoF coats e0n be worn rain or shine - for the greGter port Of inc year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
SUBCONTRACTS LET
 TO 30 LOCAL FIRMS

The War Production Board an- nounced today that 30 Waterbury firms have been recommended for subcontracts to produce vital war materials. The 30 firms were among 87 which were represented when the WIPE Victory Caravan visited here a short time ago.
 Local plants can produce 129 needed parts for war machinery and equipment, said the WIPE announce ment. Names of the plants were not given.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
WOMAN'S NAME ON
 HOSPITAL D.L.'

The name of Mrs. Alberta Rog CTS. 67, of Garden street, was on the danger list at Waterbury hos pital this afternoon. The woman took an overdose of sleeping pow derS last ngiht.
 Detective Sergt. John Mates and Motor Patrolman John Deeley in vestigated for the police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
S2. 800 DAMAGE SUIT
 WITHDRAWN TODAY

Withdrawal papers were filed in common pleas court today in the 6, 800 damage suit brought by Caro- line Mcdonald of Waterbury against the Thomaston Savings bank as the result of injuries sus- tained Feb. s. lD4l in fall on 8 sidewalk at i24 Willow street. ln- iurles to the back. right shoulder, and right elbow were listed in the plaintiffs complaint. The case was reported settled just before 9 hear ing was to start last Thursday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

Barnard, Bishop, Bunker HillI Chase Drlggs, Duggan, Hendrieken, Hope vile, Kingsbury, Maloney, Merriman Russell, Slocufn, SprRgue, Tinker, Walsh, Washington, and Webster,
 Delay Possible
 Morris E. Surface, fuel oil ration ing administrator, said this morn- Ing application forms to be used by fuel oil dealers have not yet been received and unless they arrive to- day or tomorrow morning the deal- or registration scheduled for tomor- row and "wednesday will have to be delayed. Registration of multiple dwelling users has been arranged for Friday, but their application forms likewise have not yet been sent te the local ration board,
 Consumers have been asked to All out as much of the registration blanks aS possible at home SO as to save time of the workers who will assist in noting information, The amount of fuel used between June l ie4i and May 3i, ie42 must Do in cluded in each registration and likewise the amount of floor space in the dwelling. Houses In which there are less than four teneinentS are considered private dwellings and occupants will have from to- morrow until Thursday night tc turn in their blanks.
 RatlOnlng Started
 Mir. Surface said today he believes the rationing coupons will be available for distribution within q few weeks. The rationing program however, started october 1 and consumers will have to turn in cou- pons for oil oil purchased since that date.
 The various forms available to oil consumers are as follows: Form il0t for private dwellings occupied bS less than four families; Form ii0l for dwellings occupied by more thar four families, for apartments, room ing houses, stores, office buildings and churches; Form ll02, for oi used for industrial purposes; Torn HOS, for oil used for agriculture purposes, such as chicken brooder and for cooking, if the sole purpost of the stove is for cooking.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

'Be an intelligent voter and TO. fuse to vote straight party ballot" Edward ]. Ryan, American Pro. gressive candidate for Congress told d large labor audience in Nauga. tuck. "Only the stupid voter will hlindly pull e straight ticket which would help the election of some mighty bad candidates"
 ''The intelligent voter will sean the record of each candidate and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
12. .OOO Applications Expected For Fuel Oil Rationng
Al Girl Scout Troops
 Take Part In Rally
Elaborate Ceremonies to Be Witnessed in BucEng-
 ham Hall Next Saturday Afternoon

Jean Doran, Miss Lena CapFist0 Mrs. Cyril Roberts, Miss Barbara Welton, Miss Ethel Smethurst, Miss Mildren Brown, Mrs. Emery Ying- ling, Mrs. Harmon Boyd, Miss Jean Johnson, Miss A. c. zemaitls, Miss Druscilla Littlehales, Mrs. Raymond Mills, Miss Elaine Becker. Mrs. Ed- ward Oxnard, and Mrs. Newell Me- Donald.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
CASES CONTINUED
 IN BOROUGH COURT

Naugatuck, Oct. 26-John Zaronas of l02 Water Street, Naugatuck, was given e suspended sentence of two weeks in New Haven county jail when found guilty by Judge Martin L. Caine of charges of breach of the peace. William Balthulus, of i02 Water Street, who was arraigned on the same charge was granted Q two weeks continuance. Both men were arrested last night by Officer John Hanley as the result of fight.
 A continuance to Nov. was granted in the case of William Sweers of i4 Prospect Street, Union City, who was charged with intoxi- cation.
 Austin L. Sherbourne of 2S0 North Main Street was arraigned on a vio- lation of motor vehicle laws charge and his case was continued to Nov l2.
 Italian workers in Germany mum or0 nnn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
WOMEN BUS DRIVERS
 PLANNED BY C. R. G L,

Although the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company has begun hiring women as bus drivers in some parts of the state, the local office has not received any applica- tions yet, A. J. Drummond, superin- tendent of the Waterbury Division of the company stated this morn ing,
 The reason for taking on the wo- men as bus drivers in some sections Is that many of the men have been drafted, Special uniforms are be- | ing designed for the women,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
POLICE HOLDING
 A.W.O.L. SOLDIER

James Thompson. 29, of Black stone, Va, was arrested by police here yesterday for absence without leave from a military camp in the south. He is being held for ques- tioning by military authorities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Perfect Arrangements
 For Halloween Party
Community Club to Be Host to New Members, Carnival
 Workers; Second Round in Card Tournament
WASHINGTON HILL

Regular business meeting of the Washington Park Community Club will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, at the Community House All members of the committee work ing on the party for Halloween are asked to be on hand to finish up some small details,
 This party is Q get-to-gether" M a big way, and the Community Club are the hosts to all the new mem- bers, and carnival workers, An or. chestra will furnish the music for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26
Volunteer Workers To Be On Duty In 23
 Schools For 3 Days
Lastinute Hitch May Develop If Official Application
 Forms Fail to Arrive; Actual RatiOning Now Underway Says Administrator

Tomorrow will be the opening day for registration of private dwelling fuel oil users with hundreds of volunteers enrolled to assist at 23 school buildings from to m An estimated 12000 persons expected to file appca. tons during the scheduled three-day period The school
 bv Dr Thomas ! Condon superintendent of schools as follows. Crosby WilhY LeAYenWorth, Abbott Anderson,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

all kinds of dancing, square sets and modern dances, There is no charge for admission, but those who are planning to attend arc asked to get their cards mailed back to the see- retary before tomorrow nights meeting, in order that the refresh- ment committee will known now many to plan food for.
 Indications now show there will be a large crowd o nhand Prizes are to be awarded to those with tho best costumes, and the funniest, Judges will be picked from the floor,
 George Lynch is general chairman of the committee for tho Hallowe 'en party, which is to be held on Sat urday night, at the Community House,
 Conferences for high school pupils of St. Francis Xavier parish will De held this evening In the lower church, at 2 o'clock, Religious h. struetions for grammar school pupils will be held at 2:30 on Thursday afternoon, Saturday morning at l( o'clock at the parocl.tal school, ant after the s;30 o'clock Mass on sun day, in the lower church, .,
 Next Sunday Is the Feast or Al saints, Saturday Is fast and ab' stinence day for all those obliged i to fast and abstain. Confessions will be heard next Sunday atter' noon and evening for all those wish ing to receive communion on tht Feast of All Souls, which is Monday Nov, 2, Envelopes were distributed at all the Masses yesterday and sth' parishioners were asked to have th' names filled out for their departed friends and relatives, and to haVI them handed in before the o'cioci Mass on next Monday morning
 October devotlons win be held a St. Francis church on Tuesday ant Friday evenings, at 7:S0 o'clock
 There will be Q meeting Of tn Ladies Guild, Tuesday evening, Il the lower church after the Octobe dvotions.
 c. Y. o. will hold a meetin Thursday evening at 2 o'clock in th lower church,
 St. Francis Holy Name 40 tourna ment will play the second game o the season this evening in the base ment of the parochial school Al members of the card club are aske' to be on hand at 8 o'clock, so a to be able to start playing promptly Tonight the lineup will be Fitz maurice vs. McHugh. T. Coughlll vs. E. O'Donnell and Dan ONeil VI Tom Conway.
 Alter the smoke" cleared ava last Monday night, McHugh's teal was found in first place with a SCOT of 24: Dan O'Neil and Tom Con way, were tied for second place Wit | a score of 22.- John Fitzmauric' champion of many years of piaylns was in third place tied with ODonnell with score of 20 an To mCoughlin had only IS. Let see what tonight's games will orin forth.
 Francis "Knobby'' Walsh, son c MT. and Mrs. Henry Walsh of Fair mount street, now stationed Wit the U. s. Coast Guard. at Manhat tan Beach. N. r., was week-eh visitor at his home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

The coastllne Of Alaska is great CT than the distance around the earth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-26

ColOmbia6 cement production is declining.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
VandiverLetier

No finer spirit uf patriotism and
cooperation Is demonstrated than
that manifested IN the work Of
TIE s-H CIats. TIE Future Farm
eFN 81 America Guns ard the
HoFne EsonoHniez CIuts Mem
befs ~ three nsganIsafsnns total
INK some 81. as8 youth hpxe toined
fundamentally ard enthusiast
in the Food Ion Freedom
Program TINS group. through is
club activities has received Kpre
instructions from trained 70
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aatned p astounding Taeae
club E~aennhers sfe doinE their part
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ngton ktfieiaz FOE Mississippi
F4d Hurst administrative
sssxtafs e. Tie AAA sfaseF that
Mississippi hes attained her goal
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freedom Program with one q
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saauhfK
AaEslssiHp1aus exerNw here
houio he proud 81 the efforts
IND accomplishments 81 more
han $1,000 boex and girls who arr
saking an active part in every
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
Suve n Plant Week
Designed 70 Keep
Small Dealer Safe

New Orleans. La-The Naval
ard Marine Contracts division Of
tn War Production Beard todAy
announced a pubconfrmcting earn
paizn for shipbuaderx
J A Miller. manager q tFse a.
hce. sad June i-T. has been des-
igrsted ~ Savc q Plant Week
and fhat Al shipysrds of me ma
non have been ssked % cooper
atn IN the drive
Purpose Of the campaign Nil.
Ter explained. IS 10 encourage sub
contracting by shipyards and 10
prevcnt small plants from clos
ing because Of irsAalits to obtain
sczrce war materials
The Savc q Plant Campaign
BE said s intended 70 assist
shlphulldinE companies to ob-
tain subcnntractors and e put
machine ships am irundriex ia
touch with those xhipvaFdx which
need suhcontractink
Shiphailders and others inter
ested n the program are advised
% contact the Naval and Marine
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
Regulations
Regarding Lost
War Ration Book

A poTioc Of At leasg fwn months
must have elapsed after sppiica
tson hsfore ; isst sfolrn o. dcs
sfnsnd War Ration Book win be
replaced Il wsas revealed this
week IN regulations regarding
destroyed muffialed of stolen Ger
niaeate1 STAMPS ard War Ration
Fnokx released ~ ] I Ford The
chairman 81 Local Rahoninr
Board 80 90 said that appilca
tion for . replacement book must
b. nsadc r. the board on OrA
Form No RIBS by the consumer
personally. ~ adalf member of
fne family. or an authorized
agent The board IL proper
cases. wiI grant the replacement
but anly after TIE two month pc
rod
A stamp that has been torn or
muiilated b valid IN the hands
Of the consumer only If more
tlsan one hsf remains undrsached
n the War Ration Book. ihe FeE
alaiinns oerreed
Following sFe the complete reg
uiailnns
IA a Certificate that Il torn
81 msulased shall b. valid only Il
more than une-hali thereof re-
nlEins icEibie and such remaining
portion CLEARLY evidences the date
a tiae Certificate. is weight val
ue. and thp name II TIE holder A
Stamp ihas has been torn % muis
lateo Is valid IN the hands Of the
consumer only Il more than one
haH remains unde1ached IN the
Var Ration Book
~ II . Certificate o. Stamp
held hg . registering unit Is i0st
destroyed or stolen. o. becomes
af muiilsuon the person entitled
e such Stamp or Ceruficaie may
apply for > new Certificate in The
wright value equal 70 that Of tiae
replaced StnFup or Certificate
Tie application therein shall be-
matie 20 the Board upon OrA
Form No. R-3is ~ such person
q has authorized agent. The
Beard IN . proper case. shall
grant the application.
Co If War Ratiun Book held
~ = consumer Il lost destroyed.
q stolen the consumer may apply
for . replacement War Ration
Beck The application there for
shall be made to fhe Board upon
OpA Form No Ksais BY the con
sanaef personally n By an aduls
member Of his family uni; o. bs
an authorized agent The Board.
IN q proper case. shall grant the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
Vancleave

Rev e ii MeBrAAe preached
an r1mlierE esrgnan Sgnaax
morning 81 fho Eanclease Meth
asiEs3 ChWreh
CunKratu5aisans arr extended -
NJ and Mrs. spenceT Roberts
eho wefU married SM4ursaf
evening as F~asea&auM Mr Rob
ef8s Is fhr youngest g ihe Cur
sens og NJ. and Mrs q G Ron
@tx ST. lie has many ifiena VINO
ST. him and ha bride every
harpinnsN
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nullpgst ard Mvrlh Ramsag q
Mnhsin spent liae aeekacn wiik
slsea mother. Airs \ "a Ran.Nas
Sardin ard RuTsegs HoieTz 81.
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few days With fheir father ard
mother, M and Mrs Lymsh
Roberts
Thm entire c~omgauHity i DIS
arekse6 al tho great loss sustained
ny ihe burning 81 sfc Naaxkaee
sehpoihnust TIE NuHeleavr Gem
mlnity Library. which seas h0as
- IN the sehngi building. vax .
xeFp many val
ne of which can
negss aired
Rev and Mrs Jehn Ixsvrtt
Carnr q Mrcamh. Miss. and
Air4 Carriers mother. Mrx } r
Wilkrrson weTr guests FRIDAY ug
MrR WiiknnNuns brother ana
sister in-laW. III and Mrs / l
Roberta
Mr. ard Msz Stanley Brown q
Biloxi spent last wreck As guests
pf Mrs Browns father. IL M.
ApauHtnE. ans MrA SpauldInE
Mr. Brown Is m instructor ii
keea4er Field
Those fruFu Naneleave who
went 10 L~Aaeeaaln Saturday eyrn.
ing 30 etsend the Kinrh Laird
seeding we're Ns8 n W Ram
aay, Mr. ard Mr. Kehle RAMSAY
Mrs Ennire Green. Miss Jenniprr
GHern Mrs { L DeeS. Misses
LEa@nih Peggy. Betty. and Patsy
Deek. Airs Bertha Wilson Msesss
kalac1in and june Wilson. Rev
e II Mcbride. McssrA James
Kelley Henry DaviS Eron and
Iron Toosic
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1uwn tfufn Bnnkhavun 10 take
nafi ~ the KInchsLaff1 wedding
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29

sonae Increase n ratagn
ALL zncfs
Tae Cuban sugar Greg = feFNwt
- = b. nutwAnilalis larger thar
81 mated esriy 10 fhe srar msd
- ~ x sugar ih making maEn
a., han neen reduced esnsidef
- through tfe aafwfitutinn 81
nrasr alcohol for that purpose
q ueathcr and farm labor c1n-
49, are favorable. m increase
Il fhe production a. SUGAR In the
Mnftea States Il expmsed The
ssrtfuuon 81 domestic beef su-
81 nav ne somewhat less thtS
pea4 iran n 1871. however. ax e
eervu are smaller The processing
I'll a4ear bccis : limitations on
e. quantity Of ncw crop sugar
whaeh can be delivered 10 con
xunen before the end Of the pear.
Tss shortage CT shipping and
~ sugar requirements 81 oar
ALL. af course. remain major
problems Il Is much easier. how
eper. e ship sugar from Cuha 10
ahe United States thar - Britain
81 Russia