davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
2l,lG9POunds
0fSugarFOr
June Canning

During the month Of Junk
LEO applications were made e
the R~at,oaiRg Board Of Jackson
County Tor sugar for canning arc
preserving. Miss RUBY KING -
the Rstioning Board announced
tbs week To those applicants
2lte9 pounds Of sugar we're
sued BY special canning permit
More people tran ever before
have become interested n can
Ming and preserving TINS year bug
many q these were unable 70 ob
tam the sugar permitted especial
IS TOT this purpose ia vieW 81 The
limited supply Those who are il
The habit - canning and nfeserp
ing fruit and vegetables each
summer On the average neguesiea
sugar l8r an increased amount
Ms king sad
People have had il - i'm
pfeSee OF them thai canning ana
preserving Is important in tins
ioaa conservation program she
sald that they are moea ana
mere canning conscious Many
are saving q gooa nars IL TIE
produce from their Victory gar
aen = can Tor future causamp
bon AND ~ course. during TIE
iralf seasons preserving IS sIWars
b hzg ten Bat lhc uneerafnss
q TIE future IS squirting hosass
wives on e. putting more an|
fnaEe Iaoa IN he cellar
Representatives Of TIE RatI0n
ne boara opened a. office g..
tee dsys ~ Ocean Springs ans
Mos Point bat applicants mas
Apply Tor Their special ration 9.
sugar ~ fne office here Sis.
King asserted
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Bridge Tender
Saves M0iOriSi
Span

Dwight Waties. Is wear ED IN
gals Shsnhuiiasna Compensation
empEnyee suffered 4 ns1hen affsl
Whea ~ na2guNiN escaped dnv
fRK mFu1ga TINS aEAsn EseasaWnl
bridge wednesday morning
According % Ray MeiesNl.
bridge tsnaes lhe raf driven hy
vouug Whitley approached sfss
hstdnr iuxt A. h. was swinging il
apeH r. - aasar t3affse ih2oaah
ire esf zAla a. aam - ana
a4aahsaf sEtfnuNh fhe gaafd
itSsf ~ Mcleod fealifsnE me ~
hseha waala nlsuae INTO si8 river
s~tIns tl4a bridge etuaea again
catching ase iFant Mnsel sast in
.Eime TIE injured seath VS. t4k
en- IL Jae County Hospital
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10

Clark Credit CloihleFs II Pas
eaaoula 8 apouz0uue . contest
zaF fIse neWzbaxa 81 The ChFeni
eie star and Advertise h which
IS q r. MERCHANDISE a8ll ~ DIS
.Eriuuied IN prizes jimmy Lane
MANAGE - the igeai siaHe an
n1aneed tbs week
The contest Wlll gel under say
uexf FRIDAY
A. pga contest So together
Tuesday afternoon - ne Gnfan
star aad ADVERTISE office
faa details II Ihe contest eilI b.
gwen tnH caE5HfN
plans ealI sof SIS - II meEcaan.
disc g. 81 selected from Clark
stock b. ne Ninuer $500 10
merchandise iof seeend place anc
$500 IL merchandise iof third
place n edition other prizes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Youth Suffers
Injuries hen
Struck By Car

Ausgnn NaI0 II years old Va
truck abd knbeke8 aosn - an
automoblir driven b the Rev 6.
M Butter ~ East Mrs Point Man
dav IS ~ attempted &c bosra g
ptls near the Southern kraf.
paper Mi He Was @een 81
she jackson County Hepitsl
where ms injuries wefe diagnosed
as sewers BRUISES and brush
hnrn4.
According 10 County Highway
Patrolman Levest BusaFre MoH
Ksa snat fsees La @
IL HN =
pirk az the passenger ard M
Butler who was VERY eloA -
hind ne hals struck tfs boz s. -
ran around the back d tfse aas
AZ get On It The auiomobBse
struck the boy knockea him dosH
ana ruIled uver hn lee 5ul &c
cofding r. phyaieisns fea bones
were broken The Ke0 ] p
.Rngefe was passenger ia she auto
.mobtle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Assessments
To Be Equalized
By Supervisors

Equalization u assessments is
the pfineipal tash before the
Board q Supervisors 81 thar
regular meeting II the eouFi
house ms wcek THESE decisions
Will b. an record iax 4 manin -
tiist ausoua who ~ desires may
exaHnlnt his assessment II there
S no complaint furnished IN writ.
nE q the Board TIE assessments
vii px-eume final st the next
meeting Of she hoiy scheduled fns
August 3 members * the board
announced
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
New Restaurant
Added TOLoCal
Dining Spots

4 new ard modern restaurant
and cocktail lounge have been
addad % paseagouise dining t.
eIl5Iies w.fh tae opening u Tai
losfs Cafe % Highway 81 TINS
restaurant has bsea equipped wita
she latest Innovations for e.fAesent
service comfort end wea pre-
nase3 iaaa ara Is onees 5 varie
81 - eaaHee = please TIE mos
aNaihss aapeaie
Pale green has been Used q
Hnf the walls ard matching Ne.
nefan blinds h~ietlhKhts1 with
cherry nea clash STRIPS casw ms
taH Esss sds = ere main aln
ne raan - ona end q ehs
noana 8 cocktail iaange has baeH
Installed SpaeaIIies ~ re eats
ere Nea foa5s ard Steaks
+ q Waaatan has been obtain
M eaez - sci kaoNn il
culinary circles = 5ais sector
ana SIS beer connected siu.
Ehe largest hotels in re Estos
Rouge hztNaadFIa Hasfeshufs
sres - fae nass - Yeafs He
has s snn wha S s student 8.
Laasana STATE University
The eoektaa lounge S an1e.
Continued On fage 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Schedule Changes
n L and M Train
Times Announced

Several changes Is train Hfaed
ul are announced ~ tie / = =
naigwnY Company b b. effective
JnIy T. Trains viii leave iof New
Orleans Il ne iallo@tng siu1e
Is : M. = tram which Formerly
did nai stop here toF passengers.
1Ks5f y n. instead q IL 81 3 m.
80 D. n TIA ?. N instead q
6.as :. N a Formerly Tbe tram
which rnz1nez Through At Sis = n.
viii 70 longer stop here except q
discharge passengers who have
come from East Of Montgomery
" the West Point route
Toward Mobile fhe trains ALL
run as follows. iz.3a > n instead
q lilo = M. II8s , p instead
nE 1f51 : n ESQ 2 N instead
* SIS b. m fl.34 > m instead ..
f1xM > n 10 - viii stop a
osoi 3 n instead - - . ? n
only for passengers bound ios
points East ~ Montgomery xia
tha West Point route
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
We Thought II Was A Fire" Says
Moss Point Boy In Describing Raid

aawn souse 81 tiae plauea
taety thinks theV 81 a eule
hrrordmE g. Hnlss C0nusar
e. Ralph Earle IT. 81 iae g.
Tall~las 0sN - ealfn D. kcpf l
ussn and officers calm f
sffa wac in MS cabin ehea
got word We were being at
ri fluiis SAID and @hen
Was notified H. said TH ~ az Re
q minute When he got a. ue
bridge be discovered he haa Fs
he helmet ard hn called ouf q
tire a4en and said Woule
mind running sAiow and gettuE
my funny little hat believe lm
going 70 nerd H
The fifai attaek lasted atnsaf p
hour and fifteen miuases ana iu
mnaiaieif after # vas eyeE ih
Ralph Tablets lett the hartar e
begin 4 seareh fof TIRE cremy ni
which had brought ihe a.rp9an
oser
As We iefs ihe barber We a
the Utah g. down Halts said II
didn't take hes twu mln8te
Everything Wa iH an aWiaI
mess
Hulhss ship remained at pess.
Hars,uf until about MAJ when Sc
returned 30 the United State
Twg ua0nlhs ago he was trans
ierFed 10 the DgstroYcf Lafdne.
and he left the ship u Brooklyn
lContinnud On Page y
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Moss Point
Yard Gets
New Orders
Present Contracts
ToKeep Plant Busy
Until Christmas.

ORDERS fos additional eaFgs
harees have been awarded thF
Mos Pulns s~hlpyaFd aeexFalng
g. AZ annoanceruens made fulloN
lae she return a & + wilkm
snn president ard GeeFEe Woad.
merrtsrs treasurer frufn Wash
snxtan p c Tha filling Of tness
contracts will kesp me yaka 81
egatina n full cspaesty Unit
Christmas i was stated
wurk waa ttsHtea d frs aaFs
go en- Il baracx orders fpS
wnleh wNge received sfsH1i thFef
wrecks aga The saipysfa corr
nlailng harKes IS TIRE rate q ons
every - days. NJ WilknrAan
xasd TIE contracts Nhseb weff
~rrcegvea mhen sfK shipYald wsa
Opened II February hsVr ben
romplusea and 81 have heen Dc
lseefea with me exception IS foai
which viii be delivered ma week
sauae 81 shehr barwes viii D. 81
she Mississippi and tar destination
of otfrrs d HnannnanEexf
Approximately 80 mes ass b.
fng employed st she yaga -
present BIZ Nilkcfa8n ssta snaH
L Is expected thaf lhls namlef
will ~ increased 10 betwegn
GO ard SO IN the uoxt ieN
weaks
Frequent trips have heen maaf
e Washington ~ ar wllkpf
snn. Mr Wo*ss ard " = Herring
memhers 81 the Beard 81 nitse
l0rs and Executive commisiss q
to raninanx. Il eamplehna d
tails fnr lhe recent contracts
Hess Collins marna Ehe Ali
tafs Affaim cpusealE eHi assHn
pr AZ h aer 4a4 o.
tfeniA41v hrln9uf W AidluE fp
n3n ii making rontagn which
lea Is the awarding Of Ire roe
tract Is fsse Moss Point euwpaug
xNzd ofEiriAk sad
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
News Boys Contest To Be Sponsored
By Clarks ClOihiers; S45 in Prizes

wil1 be Distributed weekly among
the leaders ard those carriers
showing the mosl increase IN
Their sales for ne week
The gathering At The Chronicle
Star and Advertiser office Tues
cas- afternoon 8iil also b. q party
l0f TIE carriers and ice cream
WiH b. served them
s pa5nt Essfem has heen drawn
up and III - hased On each
carriers aalc II papers Tor ths
Reak ~ the ena 81 lhe sunaesf
pcfIad fhe three carriers Wiih ths
most points wiII b. awarded first
second and third place
II addition 70 these prizes eacl
carrier ain have q chance O. Rir
one 81 ne weekly prizes through
an increase Of ms SAFES aeef fhs
previous week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Boy Scouts To
Deliver Price
CONTRIBUTES

The Boy Scouts af America
have been uiected a. dispatch
bearers l0f important messages sa
b. delivered n the civilian pop.
aiattpn ~ the communities n
which they lave. Henry Gautser.
district commissioners. announced
Thursday
AHnung lhr f9si important
Nsxh mHu ~ dtsfxfhHfefi
Hse
esslna forth valuable points con
eeyn8nR wartime price control
witch the citizens should knoa
EVERY imam and woman should
read she fun content If these hui
leiins Nj GsutseF asserted
srhe pamphlets will be delivered
IA the very near future and It
anyone fails to receive 4 copy ask
any EAoy Scout to obtain onc
These should not b. destroyed
after q first reading bat placed IL
Some convenient spot tof refer.
enee
SIX points which should b. re-
memhsseed when shopping ara
thai cloihiug. house Furnishings
and meat 81 the fnod and other
ARTICLES have top prices fixed and
= store cannot charge more for
= price controlled article than
ltN highest pFicc Ia March 1912.
prices do not have 10 D. the same
il each store for each store has
ia wi top price IS II March.
stores must plainly show their
top prices for certain goods
designated ~ o P a. that are
important n daily hving-hut toy
prices sill not be displayed on
all pfIee-conuoiIea items the
signs ell shoA ceiling prices
stores cannot sell for more thar
Their top price but may II Dc.
sired sell ler Hess a. 81 July i
pr4ees arr being fixed fer many
services such ar laundry. DRY
cleaning. and saoe repair
Citizens arc Informed that Il
they think they are being charged
loo much they should ak Il oxci
Nith the store keeper and II thes
desire they may obtain 3 sale
SLIP and write 70 the nearest or,
, fee 81 Prizes Administration o,
10 tae local Nar Price and Ration.
me Board setting forth TIE com.
plant
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Odd Fellows
Install Their
New Officers

A. the meeting Of Pascaeoula
Lodge No As. L o Q r held n
the Lodge rooms Tuesday might.
July : thr following otaccfz
were Installed for the enstiins
term 81 Ak months Harry Lsnd
1f-. mobile grand. Joe Mason viel
grand Angus Roberts warden. A.
n Sprailey. conductor n M
WaiefS, right supporter "a noble
grand. c. T. Boldfng. left sup
porter. w T sparkman. ST.. char
aln 8 W1flau eans
8 WIZ ifI
scene supporter G L Campbell,
outside guardian James Goff. IL.
SIDE guardian. + ? George riEhl
supporter 10 wee grand. Grant
Moak, left supporter.
The installing officers were.
Past Grand " 7 sparkman. Sr..
acting deputy grand master: as
sisted by ihe following pasl
gfanda. II Nj Waters. acting d
grand marshal A L Sprasiev =
grand guardian. = L. MeIeaod a.
grand warden. and c T. holding
as grand chaplain
At the conclusion Of the rssuaI
lsiic work the members adlaann
ed lo itle dining room Of the Lodge
where an appetlstng cold lunch
was SERVED. including soft drink
and . hall hour was spent Is
pleasant conversation and inkes
which emphasized the frata1nmI
feeling among the members.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10

We iiioa9tt Il Waz > fire and
.rrsbfnd on eNtnnulshsm
ThnA does Mowar6 Huits Wf4o Is
hoss1e from ihe seas q Spend 3
futnuRh win has parents. NJ and
Mr. a a liulia 81 ksssN posna
describe the bombing uf Pearl
HafhsF
Now q maeainist mate. Second
class aboard thr Destroyer Lard
neg. Huits Na a. the time = mew.
Der 81 the cruW ateaFa Ehe Dies.
uuyer Ralph Tmits5ts II Pearl
Haftsus Thr first they knew 81
ans excitement me morning ai
December : was when they ssa|
the HANGAR - tile air field abla1c.
be said
We all grabbed eur fise ex.
tinHuiAhers ard the fire fighter
and rescue squad hegan piline
into ise mosof launches hr said
We hadn't nan the frs homi
whirh lgnstcd the hangar bat We
teilnved the other bombs which
we Aaw falling 70 te fare exiting
usher bombs Then we gos wose
mat the Japs we're attacking
Ihpse wh0 were Htsll aboard
manned The gums and went ints
action he said Hut for . LITTLE
while ssuse at the efew at III tins
mogor launches and watched WhaI
iisey thought Was = sswell aham
BATHS
Sure ~ said w think W.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Women Burned On
Hand When Oil
Stove Explodes

Mrs La1lis Salnme suffered
burns II tae hand "Wednesday
mourning wben a. 81 stowe IN her
kitchen on North FaseagusEls
street exuIaaea TIE psseaEaala
Ere Department wN summoned
and was able Ia pat out The blaze
before Is spread The burns on
Mrs SaIomes hand we're aaid 10
= M aefaasIs and after receivlBg
treatment sac returned t. her
home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Influx Of New Workers Al
ingalls, Shipbuilding Plant
Adds To Need For Housing
Several Hundred New Workers Are Due
To Arrive Here In Next Few Weeks.
Officials Say Need Rooms Badly.

An influx ~ several hundred
men wall arrive within the next
fao Nseks e. ioin the ranks %
aorkerx a. ahr Ingalls, Skapbuiid
ing Csrporafson yard here. com
pany officials announced thig
week
THIS vii pat an added strain
On the already desperate housing
.situati0n IN Pascag0aia and an
appeal IS being msde - citizens
81 tn toxin rs tfloze IN hafge
q the khlnyafd q suffer spsfse Sac
.ufice Il necessary. q furnish
rooms fos these men.
wmkmen are needed in al tlse
skllied crafts Of the mechanical
and construction trades 4 wss -
serted. ana pooled interviews are
being arranged 10 accelerate the
procuring q workers Men sre
being drawn particularly from
Mississippi and Tennessee N tins
drive for nea employees They
are being obtained fhra=gh Tire
united States Employment Serv
nee Already , number # pipe
filters carpenters. ship filters and
those skilled IN various other
trades. have arranged e. come %
Pascagoula e. join the thousands
Of war workers already here.
The number II workmen zrtu-
ally employed BY the gapyafd
Win be governed directly ~ the
ability TO find housing facilities
for them A IS self evident. the
men cannot BE- brought in 70
work NJ the sflpbuildlng trade
unless they can be placed m liv
ing quarters
Thr FIRST question tlsesr men
officials aeftea. II wheth
RI they can find q place Is ktsY
Ire khipyard cannot operate with
out workers and We cannot keep
workers Il they have no place
70 live Shiphuilding is enc %
the mtNi vital Of all war industries
and We must be able to work a.
full capacity
Repeated appeals have been
made 70 the toxin 70 find some
available Space m homes for
ibese workers and the response
has been gratifying in almost
EVERY instance the personnel Of
the Homes Registration Bureau
has declared Although there
are. Al present. almost enough
fasssns q flll tire demand for rooms
fnf single men there viii not be
e1ough II answer the additional
need imposed By the coming 81
these hundreds Of men
Many Of the war workers want
70 bring their families here with
them but. according 10 Home Reg
stration Bureau attaches Il i
almost impossible for anyone 70
find even one room equipped for
light housekeeping There IS an
urgent need for apartments and
for places where 3 couple may
bring their children
Earlier N ahe year he situation
was s. acute here that a. many
Is II men were reported sleeping
II one roam IN pascagoula Every
effort is being made 70 foresiali
such 3 thing occurring agsin but
f viii be only through The con
certed cooperation q the citizens
,nat living space can Be found fof
fnase neW workers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10

The divorce rate IA the Unfteu
States ii 1850 "a e pr Zoo -
population exactly twice TIE rate
in 1917
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-10
Herrick Home Is
Being R~emodeIIed
By New Owner

A. Hg aeea u~eanea
- years. the HeEriek
CD south Faseaanaia street
nss purchased - SIR 3
90 having u Hensase
60 81 move HtQ = IS
so sod completed
Tn rns = fsa
laEK a.sft pesa4Ia
a vacant sIna ifse
fieHHek kIIs affs
tsn H5e house aedekafaz
80 improvements p1E
- neasIHds cleaned
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Chicuno Livestock

CHICAGO. Jan. II HH.-Salshle cattle;
Wee De esSs aood aHd nede csocs feS steers
steady; common and medium GRADES: as
n a arae @ but
urably more butcher. cattle in this weeks
crop as shown by fact that last week $
eI for anv SeeF Week en snce a week endna
90. 1898 Mondays total run at % 9o3
esoee saa srs iearcs fS1 STEADY but "a all
down; bulls, 1873 of. and vealers. 30
clos closer
l4.5o; heifers, IA 90; largely l1.e51375:
bas fat sse r with ssT5s cssee s nounas
LOAD after load 1900 LOO, pounds ct
heayeS nends onS cboee tsd ornss
grades. 975-11 so: cutter COWS closed at
sassase ss eogn bulls aeacsed 1896 and eSoes
. salabe sheep, 900: total, s:5oo; late late
lambs scaling ss-95 pounds; 1862 IS:
dGqD compsrea a0Pnsa friday fa last ams Wesf
at lat 'aeS sheep uneTenv un iower best prices On
AND AND psd q 'ss y say Sts
lambs fey LOADS fh9iee }sa5: lo2d choice
90-9S-pound summer shorn lambs. l175
and S.; choice lightweight yearlings,
1913; bulk good and choice lots. 1o:25-
1850; few, choice ewes, early, 6;15. with
Salable hogs, 500; total, $500: nomi-
nally steady: not enough good and choice
around II 90: shippers took none: hold
over none: compared week ago weights
22O pounds and over, steady to l5 higher;
$4,000 pounds steady to % lower,
weights under 100 pounds. $3.50 lower:
soWs. 1925 higher.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
High-Priced Stocks
Affected Most by
Market Decline
Few Blue Chips Down
As Much as So or So;
Other Losses Small
Bv VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Jan. I7.-"Blue
chips" again were the principal cas-
ualties today in another stock mar
ket retreat.
While selling never was particu-
larly urgent, there was enough to
put many leaders down fractions
and a few high-priced bellwethers
as much as 8 or so. Trends steadied
a bit before the close and smat-
tering of modest plus signs ap-
peared at the last.
It was one of the slowest two
hour jaunts since last October,
transfers approximating 250,000
shares.
The news from the Far East was
none too optimistic marketwise,
with the japanese claiming further
successes in their advance on
SINGAPORE and the latter admitting
further heavy bombing raids by the
invaders.
Fears of further adverse develop
ments over the week end, brokers
said, inspired the tightening of COM
mitments in many cases and re-
strained bidders who felt the lengthy
decline may have gone too far The
tax outlook persisted as a Specu-
lative handicap and there was not
a great deal of outstanding business
cheer in evidence.
Among stocks. Du Pont hit
another new 1941-42 low with
drop of more than 2 points at the
worst. 1t cut this loss in the final
hour Eastman Kodak. on minor
turnover. was off at one time. Dow
Chemical and Union Carbide were
better than a point on the offside
during most of the proceedings.
Laggards included United States
Steel. Chrysler, General Motors.
American Telephone, Boeing, Texas
Co., Montgomery Ward, United
States Rubber, Anaconda and Oliver
Farm. The maiority of rails, utili-
ties. coppers, oils, Elail orders and
rubbers maintained their equi-
librium fairly well.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Grain mar
ket weakness and minor price de-
chnes today reflected trade con-
fusion over developments affecting
price control legislation and the
Governments program for disposal
of surplus stocks of wheat and corn.
Fractional losses were posted on
all grain pits, with soybeans off more
than a cent bushel. Good shipping
business in corn and oats helped to
steady prices of these cereals at
times.
A Washington report that licens-
ing provisions had been restored to
the price-control bill now being
considered by a conference commit
tee and that conferees were dead
locked over the Senate amend
ments which would raise proposed
ceilings on farm prices disturbed
trade sentiment.
Some dealers who had expected
continuation of rather sharp farm
price gains such as recorded last
year expressed disappointment in
the Bureau of Agricultural Econom-
les report that the general level in
1912 may rise only about per cent
above prevailing prices. The bureau
said greater production would be a
check on price rises.
Grain men point out that cereal
prices are now substantially below
parity levels. The bureau said that
unless wheat exports increase, sup
plies at the end of the 1942-43 sea-
son, June 30, 1943, may be larger
than on June 80, 1912.
Reports that the Commodity
Credit Corp. is offering its wheat on
a fiat basis at minimums in effect
the rest of the month, rather than
on a relationship with the market,
caused some traders to comment
that this should check price fuctua-
tions. The c. c. c. has disposed of
substantial quantities. estimated at
possibly 25,000000 bushels since the
selling program was inaugurated in
December. leaving less than $50, 0,000,-
600 bushels under its control.
Likelihood of some of this wheat
going into feed had a bearish effect
on corn and oats. but this was offset
by prospects that an even larger
quantity of corn may be diverted to
the manufacture of alcohol. Weak
ness of soybeans was attributed to
the Government program to stimu-
late production, whereas it has Of
fered to buy beans on the farm at
prices substantially below present
market quotations.
Lard was steady.
At II am, wheat was IA lower,
compared with yesterdays finish;
May. s13034; July, S1321s; corn, b
of to Is up: May, 857s; July, 871a
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. II lP.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow (Great Britain In
dollars. other in cents):
Canada.
omcial Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars buying, 10 Der
cent premium; selling. IL per cent pre-
MUM: equivalent to discounts Of Canadian
dollars in New York Of buying. o.91 p4
cent: selling. 9.09 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market. IL Der cent discount or $500
United States cents.
Great Britain. ofacial (Banksrs' FOREIGN
Exchange Committee rates.: buying, 4. 4.02:
selling. 4.04 open market; cables. 4.04.
Latin America.
Argentina ofncial. 2o.77: free, 23Tss
Brasil onacial. e.05n: free. S.1ss4n: Nexi.
Rstes in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated)
n Nominal.