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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
EIMENEKULTEK
A NAZI HADIHAJOK

K0rilbelul egy eve annak,
hogy az angol hadihajok elol
menekulo Scharnhorst es
Gneisenau $4,000 Tomas nazi
csatahajok, tovabba a Prince
Eugen newt 10000 Tomas cir
kalo a francia Brest var kiko-
t6jebe futottak es oft egy ev
alatt legalabb szaz angol re-
pll6gep tamadasnak voltak XII
teve. Az angol kormany igen
sokszor jelentette, hogy a ha-
rom hadihaj6t, ha talan hem
is pusztitottak el teljesen, de
annyira osszetortek, hogy azok
max a nazik soha t0bbe hasz-
nat mem vehetik.
Februar 13-an eZ a harom
nazi hadihajo kiment a bresti
kikot6b6l, vegig futott a La
Manche csatornan, azon a
szjik szoroson, amely Angliat
Franciaorszagtol elvalasztja es
hazajutott a helgolandi nazi
hadi kikotobe.
Az angolok kes6n vettek esq
re a nazik paratlanul vakmer6
kitoreset es mikor mar eszre-
vettek, akkor mar kes0 volt.
Csak kisebb angol hadihaj6k,
meg Doverben a partved6
agyuk alltak rendelkezesre. A
levegoben azonban megjelen-
tex az angol hadi repjil6gepek,
de a szerencse mem kedvezett
nekik. A nazi hadihajokat sa-
jat repiil6gepeik kisertek es a
legi hare eredmenye az lett,
hogy AZ angol repulogeppel
szemben csak 18 nazi reptile
gep pusztult Ell.
Ostobasag lenne letagadni
ait, hogy ez az epizod a nazik
gy6zelmevel jart, hiszen az
angolok vesztesege volt sokka1
nagyobb, ket kisebb hadihaj6-
,juk is elsulyedt, a nazik pedig
elertek a maguk celjat.
A szomoru kaland egyik
nagy tanulsaga az, hogy a ma
xix vakmer6 hazard jatekosok,
akik egy jonak latszo kartyara
felteszik mindenuket. A see
rencse nekik kedvezett es most
abba a helyzetbe kerultek.
hogy meger6sodtek a tovabbi
tengeri kaloz hadjaratra ha-
rom veszedelmes hajoval.
Az angolok meglepetese
ugyanolyan volt, mint Ameri-
kae, amikor a japanok Pearl
Harbort tamadtak meg. Ell Sc
tudtak kepzelni, hogy ilyen
vakmer6 lepest tegyen az ell
lenseg, amelyet a tengeren ma
gyon lebecSiiltek.
Mines kizarva, hogy sulyos
angol kormanyvalsag k0veti
ezt az esemenyt. A sajt6 es az
ellenzek maris er6sen tamad-
ia Winston Churchill minisz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19

MINDEN szerdan este 7::3O-
kor nagyb0jti szentbeszed
Minden penteken este 7::3O-kor
keresztuti ajtatosssag.
MAID marcus 22-29-ig az
ifjusagnak angol nyelvu misz-
szio lesz.
APRILIS 22-EN lesz h:tk0z-
segJinkben a bermalas. A ber-
malandok jelentkeznek a pie
bantam.
A VASARNAP ESTE le-ajlott
vacsora kereteben plebanos tiz
ewes itteni mukodeserol is meg
emlekezett a Scent New Tar
sulat eln0ke. Plebanost ez
meglepte. Az Oltaregylet es
a Maria-leanyok is csatlakoz.
tax az iskolas gyermekekkel
egyutt a jokivanatok tolma-
csolasahoz. A hitk0zseg asz-
szcnyai jol feldolgoztak a negy
labas joszagot, leanyaink ugye-
sen szolgaltak fol. A kozon-
seq jol erezte magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
WEST SIDEI POLGARI K0R
GYULESE

A West Sidei Polgari K0r
most vasarnap, februar 22-iken
delutan fel harom oral kezdet-
tel tartja gyileset a Donald
Avenuei sajat helyisegeben. =
Kerjiik a tagokat a mennel ma
gyobb szamban val6 megjele-
nesre.
TiSZtelettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
MlsEK soRRENDJE:

MlSEk soRRENDJE:
Vasarnap reggel 9 6rakor kismise
angol predikaci6val
1880 orakor nagymise magyar pre-
dikaci6yal.
HetkOznapokon mise reggel S:OO-kor.
GYONTATASOK:
M1nden szombaton, delutan 3-5-ig Is
este 7-t6l.
ainden els6 pentek el6tti csit0rt0k6r
delutan 3-5ig es este 7.sH'
EGESZ NAGYBOJT alatt
mlnden szerdan este 7::30-kor
magyar szentbeszed, utana al
das es minden pentek este
7::3O-kor keresztut es aldas.
SzENT NEW Tarsulatunk
$50 adott ep.tGsi alapra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
SZINGAPORE ELESETT

A japanok mar egy hettel
ezelott jelentettek, hogy Szin-
gapore, a tavol keleti fontos
angol hadibazis elesett. Az ell
multi vasarnap Churchill an
gol miniszterelnOk hivataiosaIl
elismerte ezt egy nagy radio
beSzedben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
TARTALEK K0RHAZAK
BERENDEZESET TERVEZIK

A Youngstown iskolaban, a
Westlake Community Settle
mentben es Buechner Hallban
legalabb 1900 agyat akarnak
beallitani, hogy vesz@ly eseten
elegend6 koragy alljon a bete-
gek rendeKezesere. A varosi
korhazak e celra minden mel
kul0zheto he1yet szinten a kor-
agyak felallitasara engedik at.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
A MELY PONTHOZ
ERKEZTtJNK

A tavol kelet Gibraltarja,
Singapore varosa a japanok
kezere kerult. Ezzel a sajnala-
tos esemennyel valoszinuleg
mely pontra kerilt a Csendes
tengeren folyo haboru, amely-
mex tovabbi kedvezotlen fordu-
latai most mar mem lesznek
olyan jelentekenyek. A japa-
nok meg sikereket fognak ell
erni kilonb0zo pontokon. Az
oriasi tomeg, ami mar is Oft
van Manila felett, egyszeru
sulyaval fogja elnyomni Nc
Arthur tabornokot es paratla-
null dicsoseges kis vedelmi had
sereget, de ez mar elore lesza-
molt koriilmeny.
A holland gyarmatok meg
tartasahoz sincs sok remeny,
inert hiszen sokkal nagyobb a
japan tamado sereg, semhogy
azzal a hollandok sokaig bir-
hatnanak.
A mely pont utan azonban
mindig elk0vetkezik a fordu-
lat. Meg kell nyugodni abban,
hogy kesobbi id6pontban kell a
japannal leszamolni, inert ARA
ma a helyzet mem alkalmas.
Masodrendii kerdes kell legyen
a tavol kelet mindaddig, anig
a bunteto hadjaratra fel lehet
teljesen keszulni.
A fordulatot az a nap hozza
maid meg, amikor az amerikai
hadi termeles elerkezik oda, a
NIT az amerikai nemzet var eS
amelynek erdekeben olyan
nagy anyagi aldozatokat hoz.
A felkeszUles maris olyan ro-
hamlepesekkel halad elore,
hogy ez nincsen mar messze.
Meg ennek az evnek a soran a
demokratikus orszagok olyan
tulerobe kerulnek levegoben,
wien es szarazon, hogy a meg
torlas, igazaban a biintetes
kezdetet veheti.
Mem lenne semmi ertelme
annak, hogy barki is karhoz-
tassa az angol sz0vetseges tar
sat, inert mem birta a tavol
kelet kulcsat, Szingaporet meg
tartani. Lehet, hogy tortentek
hibak, de azoknak felemlege-
tese, feszegetese mem fog a
.lelyzeten valtoztatni. Abban
kell bizni, hogy a j0v6ben job
ban allja meg a helyet a sz0-
vetseges tars. Anglia es meg
kell tenni mindent, hogy eh-
hez hozzasegitsuk megfeleld
mennyisegu hadi szerekkel.
vi helyzet el6tt allunk Szin-
gapore eleste folytan es exert
t0bbe mem a jelennel, hanem
a j0v6 el6keszitesevel kell fog
lalkoznunk. Az amerikai hadi-
terv ugyis ezt celozta akkor
amikor a hadi termeles felfo-
kozasara id6t akart nyerni es
ezt most - bar veSztesegek
aran - meg is kapta.
fEolvtatSs : 0-;k oldalonl III
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
HRITZU JOLAN TANTT6N6
MASTERS DEGREEf
KAPOTT

Hritzu Jolan, a Clancy High
School tanit6n6je a Pittsburgh
Universityn folytatta a tanul-
manyait es masfel evi tanulas
utan februar 20-an kapta meg
a Masters Degreet q General
School Supervision szakon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19
A HABORU ESEMENYEl
liz E. BOARDMAN STREET

tereln0k0t, aki viszont a repii-
logep osztagokra pr6balja tol-
nj a felel6sseget. ANIMAL fajdal-
masabb a csapas, inert ugyan-
akkor esett ell SINGAPORE is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19

Milli6k esnek ugyan el a
csatakban, megis mindig t0bb
marad a szaj, mint amennyi
a kenyer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-19

MISEK RENDJE:
Hetk6znap minden reggel 8
6rakor.
Vas8rnap kiS mise S:30-kor
Macy mise 10: 30-kor.
Gy6nas sxombaton d4lutan
@6. este IS: 80: vasArnap
regEel 7:30-8:3
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-21
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WAR CONDITIONS
ANN V0IIR TOWN

WAR CONDITIONS
AND YOUR TOWN
THE WAR offers an opportunity
to improve conditions in thousands
of Americas country towns. Less
help causes the farmer to econo-
mize on time. Rubber shortage and
the. inability to replace tires calls
for a reduction in automobile mile
age. The rationing of gas will stop
any unnecessary travel. These
things mean opportunity for recap
turing business for country town
merchants. Holding that bust
ness when peace comes depends
upon how well country town mer-
chants meet the demands. of town
and farm people with adequate
stocks of merchandise and modern
merchandising methods.
To assist country towns in doing
thorough job, the department of
commerce at Washington has pre-
pared a book of detailed plans that
will be helpful in any town. The
title is Glow to Plan Better Flu
ture for Your Home Town and Your
self in War for Peace" l am sure
any one interested could get a copy
by writing Carol L. Wilson, Direc-
| tor, Bureau of Foreign and Domes-
tic Commerce.
It provides details for survey
of the town and its trading area,
and suggests that such survey be
made by a senior high school class,
to be followed by definite improve
ments in such town conditions as
will make it a more attractive Gull
tural, social and trading center.
The plans proposed are practical,
simple and call for no extensive ex-
penditure. Making the proposed
survey would be excellent training
for high school students, directed by
a principal or teacher.
Revitalizing Americas country
towns as social and market centers
is one of the urgent needs of the
nation. It can be done in towns
where the people want it done. That
department of commerce booklet
will show the way to those who ask
for it.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-21
Part of Ponderous Duelist
Declared Out of Bounds

TWO Irishmen arranged to fight
l. a duel with pistols. One of them
was very stout, and when he saw
his lean adversary facing him he
raised an objection.
"Bedad!" he said, 'I'm twice
as big a target as he is, so 1
ought to stand twice as far away
from him as he is from me"
BE aisy now," replied his sec
ond. "I'n soon put that right"
Taking a piece of chalk from
his pocket, he drew two lines down
the stout mans coat, leaving a
space between them.
"Now," he said, turning to the
thin man, ''fire away, We spalpeen,
and remember that any hits out
side the chalk lines don't count.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-21
Do You Bake at Home?

If you do, send for a grand cook
book-crammed with recipes for
all kinds of yeast-raised breads
and cakes. It's absolutely free.
Just drop a postcard with your
name and address to Standard
Brands Inc, 691 Washington ST.,
New York City.-Adv.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-21
Gay Vanity Table
Is Easy to Make

THIS is what your bedroom
L needs-a Southern-belle van
ityl Between frothy ruff1es of red
dotted white swiss you get tanta-
izing glimpses of red ribbon, run
through beading and tied In bows.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-21

THE QUESTION for American
workmen is whether it is best to
work 48 hours a week now and for
the duration of the war, or 60 or
more hours a week at pittance of
nav for their lifetime after Hitler
and the Japs have won the war.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-05-21
CAN THE GERMANS
REALLY TAKE 1T?

THE FARMERS CROP of grain
consists of sunshine, rain, air and
2 per cent of soil. But he is en-
titled to liberal compensation for
the brain and Drawn it takes to
properly mix the ingredients.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
Federated Church

Wilbur P. Wood, Pastor II a. m. - Church School 7:45 D m. = Worship service. Sermon topic: "Cleaning Out the Attic"
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
Who's Boss Given Tomorrow Night

The story of Who's Boss" is that of a bookish young bachelor living in his New York City home, surrounded entirely by women, his kin. He is an absent minded fellow and is completely ruled by the women. It is not until he hires a beautiful young secretary to help him write his book that he is made aware of the fact that there are too many bosses in the home - and then there is a mad scramble to deter mine who is boss.
 The Federated Drama Club will interpret this play and give you the solution to the mystery Saturday night in the High School gymnasium, commencng at 800 pm. The whole town will be talking about the play for a month after it is over, so be sure to be present so you can know what they are talking about.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
NENANA ICE POOL WELL ORGANIZED

The Nenana Ice Pool organiza- ton has started functioning in preparation for the great annual spring event. Tickets can be had at the Nome Drug Store, Polar Bar, the Navada saloon and at Jack Solomon's.
 Rules governing the 1922 Ice Pool contest are:
 Nenana Ice Pool closes April 4, l942, midnight
 No refunds for rejected tickets. No silent partners will be re- cOgnized as winners.
 Key tiCket-Name of combina- ton signed on front of ticket, placing as many names as con venient on back; making your combination list as follows:
 Key ticket Serial No.
 Name of Combination
 Names
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
VIVA Chamber Commerce Elects New Officers

The first meeting of the new board of Directors of the VIVA. Chamber of Commerce elected at the annual meeting held On Feb. IT, was called to order by Sec retary Polet. On nominations be ing declared opened, the follow ing were duly nominated and de clared elected:
 Thos. Givan, President; A. Polet, Secretary; w. A. Skold, Vice President; H. G. Gabrielson, treas urer.
 President Givan assumed the chair and appointed the follow ing as chairmen of their respec- tive committees:
 Roads, w. l.. Slack.
 Mails and Telegraph, Chas. Clasby
 Harbor and Waterways, Ralph Lomen.
 Aviation and Landing Fields. Frank Whaley.
 Fiance and Membership. Wm. Cameron.
 Publicity, A. Polet.
 Entertainment and Program. LeRoy Sullivan.
 Public Health, c. A. Skold.
 Legislation, S. L. Stangroom.
 All chairmen are requested to appoint the remainder of their committees and present same at the next meeting of the board to be held next Tuesday, March 3.
 The Board discussed the pro- gram to be adopted for this year and it is to be hoped that all of the committees be organized to take up the matters as appertain- ing to the several committees.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
WIEN AIRLINES

Feb. 25 -- Pilot Long return ed from Fairbanks via Deering with Mrs. John Cross and dau- ghter, Patsy. George Rayburn from the Wien office at Fair banks was a passenger to Nome.
 Pilot Sam White arrived Nome with a load of freight.
 Feb. 26 - Pilot Long made a trip to Moses Pt. with freight.
 Pilot Sam White returned to Fairbanks via Moses Pt. with freight. George Rayburn was a returning passenger to Fairbanks
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission Miss Constance Erickson,
 Superintendent

1l:00 am. - Church School.
 500 pm. - Worship Service.
 Sermon topic: "The Inspid Church" W. P. Wood will preach
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
MIROW AIR SERVICE

Feb. 26 -- Pilot Whaley in the Trave air made a trip to Golovin, White Mountain and Council, re turning to Golovin and Nome.
 Mask Ball winners were guests on this trip: Mrs. Chas. Eager strom and Miss Lenora Willoya.
 Nome to Council: Jake Over baugh; Council to Nome, Mrs Lee and daughter.
 Today - Pilot Whaley in a round trip to Moses Point with freight.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
News Items

A PAA Electra left yesterday for Fairbanks with six passen- gers: MT. and Mrs. Lehman. Ron Brousseau, Chris Johnson, Miss Harrison and two Skold children.
 Today a Pilgrim arrived with considerable mail, and departed on the return trip shortly after wards.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27

Mrs. Irene Jackson the popular saleslady of Polet's Dry Goods Department returned to her du- ties after having a two weeks vacation which she says she en- joyed.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
NOTICE

The Modern Cleaners will be closed from Feb. 23 to Feb. 28 inclusive.
The Nome nugget., 1942-02-27
FOR SALE

Nicola Scavenger Service and all real estate. Closing out sale. See Eli Nicola.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

mined as are the people of South America
themselves to prevent the Axis from succeed
ing in any such conquest.
Under the stimulus of war needs certain
types of industrialization have received
great impetus in Latin American countries
The $50,OO0OOO steel project in Brazil is an
outstanding example of the new trend am
confident that this kind of industrial develop
ment will be greatly expanded in future years,
especially after the return of peace - in spite
of certain limitations which | recognize.
Furthermore it is my belief that rapid indus
trialzation of Latin America is definitely of
great benefit to the welfare of not only Latin
America but also the United States.
Dellaxs Are Needed
0EvELOPMENT of Latin American resources
involves the use of capital and credit Funds
for rapid progress are lacking in some of the
Latin American countries. Once more, there
fore, dollars from the United States are play
ing an essential role in the economic welfare
of these countries.
With vital war news monopolizng the head
lines, it is impossible for the average person
to follow less sensational happenings, such
as the changes now taking place in Latin
America. And yet these changes involve vital
questions of policy for the United States now
and in the future.
In this article l want to set forth some of
these questions and describe in simple terms
the alternatives we face as we map our course
First, whai kind Of lending policies ought
ws to tollow2
This question naturally takes us back to
what happened in the 1905
Those were days of prosperity over the
world - though it was very temporary and
lopsided In the United States there was
superabundance of money for investment.
Therefore, 1t was not surprising that the bonds
OF Latin American governments found ready
market in this country. More than two billion
dollars in Latin American bonds were market
ed in the United States in the decade ended
in 1929.
Not enough thought was given to the risks
involved, the uses to which the money was
to be put. or the probability that it would or
could be paid back. Actually. much of the
money went for unproductive purposes - to
construct big public buildings. expensive
monuments, highways that were not COM
pleted In many cases the bond issues were
means of reaping fat profit at both ends
in the form of handsome commissions. The
investment picture was being viewed through
rosy glasses, and the borrower and the lender
were equally deceived
This financial bubble was bound to COL
lapse. In 1890, as depression struck the
United States and spread over the world, one
Latin American government after another
stopped paying interest on the bonds held in
this country. Other foreign bonds were like
wise in default With confidence of investors
TW-6-n-l
Evening star., 1942-06-21

"HE old dollar diplomacy" has long been
a thing of the past in this country's deal
- ings with the nations of Latin America
In its place is the Good Neighbor policy of
President Roosevelt And yet, dollars are still
important as we cooperate with our friends
to the southwark. Dollars are important now,
in our combined efforts to keep the New
World safe from Axis aggression. They will be
important in the future when our determine
ton has won the victory and we work to build
new and better world of peace.
Many people in the United States are under
the impression that the flow of money within
the New World has been always one way,
with this country as the source This is not
true. Actually, Argentina gave US substantial
help during World War No. l, when she
advanced us 100000, 900. Chile and Uruguay
also offered to advance us funds, though as
things turned out, their help was not needed.
Again in this war the mutual interest of
North and South America is being demon
strated every day.
We are looking to the Latin American
countries for many of the raw materials we
need to carry on the war.
We are also looking to them to eliminate
Axis influence within their borders
They are looking to US for military aid
and for manufactured goods that they for
merly imported from Europe
They are looking to us for help in disposing
of their own surpluses for which European
markets are now cut off.
All these two-way transactions between the
United States and the Latin American coun-
tries involve credit or money in one way or
another. They have an immediate and vital
bearing on prosecution of the war which
above all else is our most urgent job They
also force us to think of the future We cannot
foretell what the future will bring. but we
know that what we do now from day to dav
will inevitably affect our relationships with
Latin America and with the rest of the world
after the war is over.
Most of us have not known very much at
first hand about Latin America in the past.
Now the war has brought the New World
countries closer together. Step by step, in one
conference after another - at Panama in
1889, at Havana in l940 at Rio de Janeiro
few months ago - new ties OF friendship have
been sealed. We may hope that these ties
will be cemented more and more firmly as
the years 60 on.
Hitler covets Its Wealth
WE ARE learning that South America is one
of the great undeveoped parts of the world.
Its immense resources are just now being
explored and charted, and their utilization
has only just begun. Hitler and the japanese
are fully aware of South Americas hidden
wealth That is why they have gone to such
great trouble to lay the groundwork for what
they hope will be their own eventual conquest
OF it. We in the United States are as deter.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
FRIENDS AND PARTNERS

Latin America and the U. S. working
together to win the war What can they
do. afterwards, to insure lasting peace?
by Vice-PFesiGlenf Henry "A. Wallace
Evening star., 1942-10-05

f1ationary gap-on the tremendous
excess Of purchasing power over
available goods that will exist by
the end of this year."
"A very first consideration is to
assure that the gap does not widen, .
he said in message to the con-
ference. I'VE as Nation, you as a
group of individuals, have respon-
sibility there-and grave one"
Asks Conferences Help.
He asked the manufacturers, mer-
chants and other businessmen at
tending the conference to consider
what means Of persuasion or self
imposed discipline beyond taxes and
increased savings could be devised
to reduce the gap and what econo-
mics might be affected to prevent
1t from widening.
Both Mr.. Henderson and Wayne
Chatfield-Taylor, Undersecretary Of
Commerce, dealt with the problem
OF distribution for the maintenance
OF civilian supply.
In a speech prepared for a
luncheon session, Mr.. Taylor called
for correction of a maldistribution
OF inventories which he said was
evidenced by a steady rise in re-
tail inventories with the big ones
"preponderately in strong hands,
which means pretty far away from
where people live.
1T also means that the small re-
taller who has his place Of business
close to where the people live may
have to close his doors before this
maldistribution Of inventories can
be corrected" he asserted.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Chicago Livestock !.

CHICAGO. Oct. s. tp, Omitted States
DEPARTMENT OF Asriculture) .-Salable hoSs,
l3,0oo; total 1000; only moderately
than fridays average; decline on lighter
wsisht o6erin9s bulk. good and choice,
2OO-27O pcunds, 16.50-66; TOP, 1870;
soEs: srpund steady; food and choice sows.
3b0-t6G pounds. It 90 80; top is so.
asking strong TO unevenly higher on up-
ward to l4.?6 for choice Westerns; other
siassss ca zee sts,9ys iey deck decks so9d to chcice
higher: several decks Of common to good
ewes. 6.76: with choice 142-pound weights
salaSle cattle. $4,000: saiable calves.
active st advance: Eastern order demand
absorbed bulk GOOD and choice offerines;
limited supply main .bullish Influence: fed
heifers. strong TO IS VI: good beef cows,
10-15 hiRher; all others strong; weighty
ssusase bulls; strone to :5 hiGhsr; other
erades, steadv; reafers. fully, steady At
$3.50 down; best fed steers. DO: next
yearlinxs, 1895: strictly good Western
srass COWS ~ 80; cutters, 200 dswns
heavy sausase bulls. 1928; stock cattle
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