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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20

lished zone embraces 27 counties surrounding Camp Forrest in Ten nessee and the other Il counties near Fort Bragg in North Caorlina. The establishment of other zones is contemplated.
 Taft Encouraged
 The vice situation is far from be- ing licked but Charles P Taft, Assistant Director of the Office of Defense Health and Welfare Serv- ices, says "The situation absolutely is improving"
 As follow-up measure in the campaign against prostitution 25 camps formerly used by the CCC are being made available as detention centers and quarantine hospitals in some 20 States. These hospitals provide medical treatment for in- fected women.
 Federal assistance will be given to place the women in legitimate in dustry when they leave the hospitals. Records of the Office of Defense Health show that large number of those arrested are uneducated young women below the age of p who can be rehabilitated,
 Education Helps
 Meanwhile the Army and the Navy are pursping prevention pro grams based on education and re- creation for soldiers and sailors Service men are given accurate in- formation regarding the spread of infection, it's effect on the body and the value and limitations of pro- phylactic treatment.
 Chaplains, medical directors and unit commanders give talks to the men on the moral and physical as poets of infection. Athletic contests, movies and concerts are designed to induce soldiers to remain in camp on off-duty hours.
 Manpower Loss
 Under average conditions venereal disease is by far the most important cause of n-effectiveness among troops. During World War I more soldiers were treated for venereal disease than for wounds from shells and bullets. In 1918 it ranked sec ond only to influenza as a cause of disability among American soldiers.
 In the last year a total of 338,746 men of the United States Army received treatment, although our army was freer from infection than any other army.
 More than 60,000 of the first l. 100000 American men who under went physical examination for Se- lective Service in the present emer- gency were rejected because of syp- hills or gonorrhea.
 Empire ClassiHeds Payi
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MARTHA SOCIETY
 DUG0UT H0STESSE5

Members of the Martha Society of the Northern Light Presbyterian Church will act as hostesses this week in the American Legion Dug outs regular open houses.
 The Dugout will not be open this evening because of meeting of the Legion Auxiliary there The rest of the week, however, enlisted men are invited to drop into the Dugout for the open houses.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
U. S. SHIP IS SENT DOWN,
 CARIBBEAN
Total of 495 Now Lost in West Atlantic Since
 December
(By Associated Press)

Destruction of a medium sized U. s. merchantmen by enemy sub marine action in the Caribbean about two months ago was disclosed today by the Navy.
 The sinking raised to 495 the Associated Press tabulation of an- nounced Western Atlantic ship losses since Pearl Harbor.
 Forty-four of the ships survivors drifted in the open sea for two days, and finally reached a Carib- bean port
 Two torpedoes crashed into the vessel, breaking it in two and kill ing Lieut.. Van Rensselaer, Moore U. s. Navy, retired.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
MISS MURPHY HERE TO TAKE POSITION

Verena c. Murphy arrived in Ju- neau Sunday and is taking a posi- tion as clerk -stenographer with the Department of Public Welfare here. Miss Murphy is from Portland, ore gon, and formerly was with the United States Treasury War Savings Office and with the New York Life Insurance Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
HAROLD CHRISTENSEN
 ON WAY TO OUTSIDE

Harold Christensen, superinten- dent of the Berry Dredging Com pany in the Circle district, visited in Juneau on his way Outside after closing down operations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
0WI GIVES
 CRITIC ON
 PLANES
Says "0n Average Perfor nance of US. Aircraft
 Is Good" Improving

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-Coupl- ing unvarnished criticism of Am erican fighter planes with overall analysis of all Army and Navy air types, the Office of War Informa- ton concluded "On the average the combat performance of U. s. aircraft is good" and improving.
 The statement was included in a 10000 word report to the public designed to dispel confusion con- cerning American planes.
 The OWI said "The truth lies between the two extremes"
 The report said it would advise favorable criticisms for the Curtiss P-40; Bell P-39; North American P-51, standard Army fighters all ready in action. which have many good points but are definitely in- ferior to foreign types of high al- titrde combat planes.
 Improved types of these fighters are in production, but not yet battle tested. The chief fault of the fight CTS is in tardy, incomplete develop ment of the Allison Liquid cooled motor
 For daylight precision bombing, Flying Fortresses and Liberators are unsurpassed; for m e d m bombers, the Mitchell B-25s and Martin B-26s have no competitors
 The latest Navy fighter, dive bomber and torpedo types are al- ready in action and the best car rier planes in the world are due Other types of patrol, reconnais- sance, cargo, transport, artillery and fire spotters are of satisfactory quality within their own fields, the document says.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
MRS. sHUDsHIFT TO LEAVE

Mrs. Arne Shudshift is preparing to leave shortly for an indefinite stay in the South, during which she will undergo medical treatment and spend some time visiting with rela- tiveS.
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RETURN TO sKAGwAY

MT. and Mrs. w. E. Feero left Sunday night for their return to Skagway after three weeks visit with relatives and friends on the channel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
RAILEY TO sITKA

Chris J. Bailey, owner of Ju- neau cocktail lounge, has left on a business trip to Sitka.
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DEATH FOR
 5AB0TEUR5
 A5kEDN0W
Attorney General Also Wants Death Penalty
 For Hdrboring

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2o-Attor- ney General Riddle will ask Con- gress to immediately pass legislation that will impose the death penalty for sabotage or for harboring an enemy in wartime.
 The object of the proposed meas ure is to straighten the existing law through elimination of loopholes.
 
 RITY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20

Every state in the region where grasshopper outbreaks are a seri- ous farming hazard has at least 100 species of grasshoppers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
CLIIR MEETING

The Monday Night Sewing Club was entertained last evening by Mrs. Ralph Mcrtenson at her home for their regular semi-monthly meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20
HERE FROM INLET

Leonard Johnson came to town during the last weekend for visit with his family
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Pair zeiss 6x30 binoculars "Silvamar" No. l 123 657. Re- ward. Wellman Holbrook.
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Empire Classifieds Pay!
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BROOM furnished apt. 1565 Seat ter Tract Pm. black 479 rom to pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20

MODERN 5 room furnished log house, Mile 31z Glacier Highway. Montgomerys.
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Empire ClassiAeds Payl
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FURNISHED Broom Apt. with bath. S16. Phone 621, ITS Gas tineau Ave.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20

5 ROOMS strictly modern unfurn-
 ished house. 504 5th St., top floor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20

BROOM furnished apt. Inquire Juneau Paint Store.
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BLOCK mill wood so unit, delivered Kindiing $6.75 unit, del. Limited amt. Order now. Juneau Lum- Der Mills, Phone 358.
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED apartment TOT rent Phone red 600.
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THOUSANDS ASK WHY
 "Its tbe Water"

Premium priced ingredients and the purity and constant brewing qualities ofOIympia's famous subterranean water have enabled one family of Master Brewers to originate and maintain through tbree generations a distinct and differ. ent type of beer = Olympia, Its the Water" Americas "OriginaI Ligbt Table Beer"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20

WANTED-Cash for comb. radio
 photograph. Call at 530 Park St., upstairs, or write 20. Box 494.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-20

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES, showing lir route from Seattle to Nome, on rnle at J. B. Burford & Co. acv.
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WANTED

WANTED - Girls or women for kitchen or waitress work. Ex- perience preferred, but not nec- essary. Apply Percy's Cafe. 10 a. m. to p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Today's Code Horse

Today's selection at Tropical Park:
IL 81 80 81 6 so
The code appeared in yesterdays Red Line.
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Lost and Found

BLACK alligator purse-Piymouth road
between Mendoza, JOY road. Reward,
/ Hogarth 1895.
BLACK and white female dog-vicinity
/ Ferdinand -Chrstancy. Reward. Lafay'
cite 1887.
ICHoW--Bun color female vicinity Dexter
Lnwood; chtids pet. Liberal reward
Tyler 4-2gsl.
FoUND--Lsrge white cat. 24s7 Seminole
/ lvsnhoe 1895
JULES JURGENsEN wrist watch, blue
face, inscription. Katie Love Harry
iIsSt2 81 Large o rgwsrd Temple 1900
I J. J. G. Keepsake. Reward. Tyler o-2225
ILADY's patent leather purse. lost mari
/ borough Jefferson 1918 Marlborough.
I LosT-saturday mans black shoe with
/ attached roller skate West Warren, be
tween schsefer and outer drive. Reward
! Dearborn AIS.
lLosT-Lady's pgrse containing glasses,
lLiYeEaelsr Monday Reward University
/ 2-6eO3
LOST IN Greenfield's Restaurant tGris-
void street, Saturday, diamond ring
bow knot. Reward BEDFORD 070s.
LosT-Cansdisn passport No. 1893, re.
turn 90 G. W. murray, 1888 Douga!
avenue, Windsor.
LOST White. liver male pointer. south
Rosedsle Reward. Vernon, 5-1i63 after
p. m
LOST Micrometer vicinity 1915 Belvi-
dere; vtsny needed. Reward Murray
1885
$40 M REwARD-For lost Boston Toy
Bulldog black ana white on 'front.' lost
Saturday at Lafayette and Wheelock
VI 2-7sie 1855 Wheelock
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Tropical Park Results

:. FIRST RAcE-5.yesr-olds and up, q
mile
Drumont adams 100 $50 I 81
French Horn Eadsl So 40 ~ 81
Ask Aunt AIDA (Atkinsonl H.
War Tower. Lt Up Speed 10 Spare
kpat Away. Rose Red Balotsr MISS DIS
cry, Bsllarpsa and shtrr6n Ann also
SECOND RAcE-3-yssr-olds ?. mile;
Arthur Murray
(Prennanl % 10 40 3 "a
fThornburE1 $50 V3 ~
> Media Luna (McComhsl 4 90
Time i:ib as. of 2.35
Recognize Bulrush. Hopeville. Johnny
Jr, sissie Smith and Elbasan also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3.yesr-olds and up, a.
mile.
Yes or No Cstevenson) $500 1910 80
Selmalad tRienID $50 2 &c
Perfect Rhyme tGormanD $40
Time I'LL is. OF 3.05.
Pony Express. Argeia, Remote Control
St Dismas and Donna Leona also ran.
FOURTH RACE-2-year.old mile:
DO Wrinkles Atkinson 1910 $50 500
Unchallenged tGopzalesD II 20 ~ pO
= Samhar tThornburgD : 81
Time I'LL 2-5. OF 3;5i
Baiiscon. Queens Risk, Joe Burger Blue
" Pom, Bridleour. Wise Paisano and Mo-
nsnuto also ran.
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FIFTH RACE 3-ysar-olds and NJ. >,
mile.
Dispose (McCombsl 20 ~ IL so so
Three Clovers tSmuhl q % Il ~
Blue Pair tMcCreRryl 5 90
Tine 40 3.6, of tot
AtEohnt Woods Cousin Wan. AugurN. SIR
Marltoro. Joe Raw, Dogpatch. Cerebus and
ship Biscuit Also ran.
SIXTH RACE s-year-olds and up. q.
mile.
Marksman tA,kinson) 90 50 $50 $50
Mnee Mo tEadsl $50 400
rrvfrdrA~n tSCurlocki 20
Time $40 2-5 of f.33N
Wool Wool. Red Vulcan Bright While
Bolus. Enter. Big Meal Scotch Trap and
Harvard Square also ran
SEVENTH RAct23.year.ods and up. /
mile and 20 yards;
Relious CThorpburgD 1910 go 80
Tex Hygro tGormanl $50 10
Rackatack (EricksonD 100
Time i:f5 as. off SOP
=. Moselem. Yankee Party and Vadina
Valet also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-3.year-olds and up.
! lis miles.
Sentinel lBrecn) IS so 1870 10 10
lauderkin tMann1 II 50 10
Dancing Light fscuriockl 50
Time 40 off 30
Sea Captain Hada Moon. rSiver p
Kings Error. Jmson Belle. Taxed About
Vulcanus, valeroso IL and Cos.ne also ran.
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BOY--White for stock work IN ladies'
ing worker Millman Bros, 22i0 Park Ave
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Deatb notites

CRY "a iP42 u aAier5= ~
loved husband OF Catherine krumer Gren-
cewlcz, dear father OF Walter J.. dear son
of NJ ana Mrs. walter GrenCewlcz, brother
of Leo and Mrs Sophia Jackowskl. Funeral
Wednesday 5 30 q. N. from 1905 Clrartin,
and ssI3 O. m. Patronage OF ST. Joseph
Church.
NICHOLAS Catherine. December 20 AZ
home 242O South Edsel beloved mother
~ Mrs Evelyn Norris James, Peter. Char
ley and Mrs. Anna RisiJC- Funeral services
" edne sday u 80 from J. n Aartenson
funeral home. IT'S TAundae. IN Greek
Orthodox Church. At Macomh ct, a. ? 90.
PIRDO Andrew. beloved husband ~
Mar, dear father Mrs Mary Lakotish.
Mrs Anna PARK, John and Mrs Esther
Haley. Peter Andrew. Nick, Joseph and
steve. brother u Michael Mathews and
John Of Youngstown, o; II grandchildren
Services a. residence. 1855 Mclean. A. 9
IA m THURSDAY and 81. Nicholas Church
3. 30 Burial Nj Olivei
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Here 9 Years. Howe Tops Wings
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

It's nine years since Sydney
Harris Howe came to Detroit as
the $4,000 beauty" in the De-
} troit Hockey Clubs big deal with
: the now defunct st. Louis Flyers.
But if they took ballot today on
the most valuable Red Wing, il
would still be landslide for this
quiet spoken center from the OF
tawa Valley.
There are plenty of younger
; players on the Red Wings who are
warming up now for their Christ
mas night game with the Rangers.
There's that Liniment Line of Don
Crosse, Sid Abel and Eddie Wares
that burned up the league last
year. But il is Old Man Howe, 81
years old. and the most aged indi-
vidual on the club, who is now
leading the scoring for Detroit
with IL goals and 10 assists for II
points. And he's served hut a sin
gle two-minute penalty in Is
games this season.
HE'S A TRICKY FELLOW
Howe may be the oldest but he
looks good for at least five more
years. He doesn't depend on speed
although he can put on a burst.
He depends on tricky hip move
ment. He's shifty and one of the
best stick handlers in hockey. He
is one player who doesn't lift his
head without a shot-keeps his
head down on a follow through
which enables him 10 recover re-
bounds-take that second shot
that counts.
For seasons now Howe has been
the most versatile Red Wing. He
not only plays center or left wing
but in two Stanley Cup series he
has been called upon 10 play de-
tense. Manager Jack Adams be-
heves he can carry on for years as
defense man If he loses his
present effectiveness up in front.
Howe has led Detroit in scoring
in two Of his nine seasons. Three
\ --eaSons- aee-wheh tied-fof
.econd place in the National
Hockey League with Al points he
didn't get his first goal until
Christmas. This season. playing
first on line with Mud Bruneteau
and Carl LiScombe. he started
bagging his points carly and has
already gained the cheers OF the
whole league with a modern scor-
ing record for visiting players in
Toronto by firing home three goals
on Turk Broda and aiding in an
other Detroit score in one game.
Scoring goals isn't Howe'S only
means Of laying away the odd
dollar for his old age. He has a
defense jobs a ioolmaker al the
Ford Motor Company He is also a
devoted parent and his daughter,
Shirley Ann. age s. has a collec-
ton OF almost 100 dolls her father
has brought TO her from his
hockey travels. The HoweS arc
. ycar-around residents OF Detroit
and have a home in Dearborn
Hills.
Howe's record. including the
1934-1935 season which was di-
vided between Detroit and 81.
ST. Louis. follows:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-22
Lew Walters Selections

HooH Full Kansas CITY Coles
Rot
EkRLY DELIVERY. Baimy Spring.
White Tine
p HER GUARDIAN Spartlsfs Toes Up.
FALADI$ Last Bubble Tow Han
r ROSCOE X Abrup' phar'en.
: FLASHALONI. GAY Man FIRST
DrYtfe
q-FLYlkG SILVER sunstra. Daisy.
BEST MOON FUI l..
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FAIR GROUNDS

~ CttZZLE Miss DAur' Vsldira Melis.
AtHAklT Rsspipe Glory Stylus
SUGAR RATIOS. Santa Elsa Khan.
CIR
4-NEGAS JUSTICE, inScOlaf, "a
gioded
3 BROWNIE Halrhow Louisville ".
8 DEsIGSATOR BiI MadiEama
TOU1OTR P1lute NpodFmsn.
s--PAlKCAlS. Huri Hon Hsri' Blood
hound
pFgT- BROWNIE
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Death Rotiees

SIT RTL-December 20, Vrble, OF 546i
J Chopin beloved wife Of Harry, mothe
OF Mrs Leonard Kolonjowski. Mrs. Casimil
Kolongowski. Kenneth. Robert, and Hsrrl
Sturtz Jr. sister Of Mrs. Wilbur II. Smith
Services ] O'Clock AZ the r. c. and G.. y
Harris Funeral Home, 1891 Cas-
TAYLOR December q. Of 2lll Twenty
NTH street beloved husband Of Maude.
dear father OF Hurlbert. Funeral from q.
NJ. McNeely Funeral Home, 507 West
Grand boulevard. Thursday p. m. Inter
ment WoOdmere.
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V n; x&,0ett .Se41zcp DEzecz1M
-AND BUYERS GUIDE
ICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ICE sKATING-Nightly except TUESDAY.
Afternoon skating Saturdays Windsor
Arena 572 McDougall Windsor 3-347i.
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TROPICAL PARK

FRONTIER JASE. BrtskE BIZ
Chance
? VACUUM CLEANER. Wep~sy. Sur,
Pre-
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Fair Grounds Entries
FOR TUESDAY,

FIRST RACE-S700 claiming Swear.
otd. and up, 8 furlongs.
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDIOS--Advertising displays
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph pili.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Pre-HoIiday Buying
Gives Slight Lift
To Retail Trade
Store Sales Remain
; to 7 Per Cent
Behind Year Ago
B, TIE Associated Press.

B. TIE Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 3 - Retail
stores reported to Dun g. Bradstreet
today that pre-holiday buying had
given slight lift to sales volume
this week
Some stores noted a greater stress
on backyard vacation supplies,
such as garden furniture. grills and
yard games, the mercantile agency's
trade review said.
The Improvement. however, was
less than usual for the season and
total volume of sales was estimated
to 7 per cent below year ago.
Only the South and Pacific Coast
showed increases from 1941 figures,
with gains of less than per cent.
Decreases included New England,
to 9 per cent: East 6 to 9. Middle
West, 3 to 7; Southwest, 2 to S, and
Northwest, 6 to H.
Wholesale markets continued
quiet, most buyers confining pur-
chases to minimum requirements
The review found that while volume
was we'll under the record breaking
levels of 1941, it was favorable, COM
pared with the more normal rate OF
1910.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Woshinqton Produce

BUTTER-93 score, tubs. 39s.: pound
prints. 40l4: i+-pound prints 40s4; %
score. tubs. 3s14: 1-pound prints. 3s34;
h-pound prints, 3s14; 81 score, tubs.
371a; pound prints, 3Sa4: h4-pound
prints 3sA; 30 score, tubs, 81; 1pound
prints, 37A; h4-pound prints. 3S: 80
score, tubs, &c. 1-pound prints 36l2
A-pound prints, 81: ss score, tubs, 35;
1-pound prints, 3512; l.-pound prints, 80.
LIVEsT TOCK Calves, IA; spring
lambs, IA.
From Agricultural Marketing Admin
istration. Prices paid net fob. Wash
ington:
EGGs-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State eraded eggs received from
grading stations tJuly 81: Whites, y. S
extras large, 31-3S; average. BIN: U. s
extras, medium. 1894: averase, 33; U. S
Standards, large, 34-35: average, "a "a
y: S, standards, medium, 80; u S. trades
%. Browns: u. S. extras. large, 36-37;
33; average, 32k; U. S. standards, large
34-35; average, 34la Nearoy unsraded
eggs. Current receipts: Waites, 27-29;
ment- AIDED eggs: 261 cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady. Fowl
coiored, 4 pounds and up, 20-21: Leghorn
hens. 3k pounds and UP. 14-l6: No. IS
10-f1. BOOSTERS, 14-l5. Chickens. Della L.
ware and Maryland, Rocks and crosses
broilsrs. and fryers, all sizes rs No. Is
20; Reds, 1924; Leghorns, 20. Turkeys,
old toms, Is: hens, II 20
Evening star., 1942-07-03
Industry and Trade
Show War Effects
In Fifth District
Richmond Bonk Reports
Firms Forced to Make
Big Adjustments
E, the Associated Press.

E! the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, July 3.-Indus-
try and trade in the fifth Federal
Reserve district show the disruptive
effects of the war economy more
clearly month by month, according
to the monthly review of financial
and business conditions released
today by the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond.
The review. covering the month
of May, added that Business firms
are having to adjust to an increas-
ing number of rules and regula-
tions made by Government agencies
in the interest of the all-out war
work"
The review said. however, that
the fifth district has relatively few
industries using critical material
that cannot change over to some
type of war work.
The labor situation in the district
was described as about the same,
with the exception that there has
not been quite as much difhculty
in obtaining necessary farm labor
as was feared earlier in the season" !"
In Virginia the number of work.
ers on payroll increased 0.6 per cent
during the month and the amount
of the payroll rose 6.8 per cent.
Evening star., 1942-07-03
New York Produce

NEW YORK, July 3 4P,-Esgs 1858;
firm. Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy,
34h-37A: extra, 33h-sA: graded frsts,
32h4; current receipts unquoted mediums,
Il; dlrties, No. l. 81 12; average checks,
30h-a4.
Whites Fancy to extra fancy. $685..
Exchange specials, 35h2:- standards. 80
Fancy heavy mediums 35-37. Mediums
34E2.
Browns: Fancy to extra fancy, .351a-4O;
specials, 80: standards. 331a; mediums, "a
Duck eggs, 30-35.
Butter, s17,414: easy. Creamery. high.
cr than 81 score and premium marks
31ia-3Ss4: 81 score tcash markell. 81
32-33
Cheese. 169.706; steady. Prices un
chanped