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Evening star., 1942-10-18
OUTDOORS Wit. BILL Acxs&u1n
Public Dueking, Guides, Blinds Scarce
With Season Only Two Weeks Away

, gravel road at Pohick Church or on
the paved road two miles farther
down the highway and follow the
signs to the house.
Some hunters day or so before
the season opens will call for loca-
tions of available blinds. We hope
it will be possible to help, but there
is considerable doubt we will be able
to do much at that time.
George Treibler probably will
have blind or two in Gunston Cove
for those hunters who do not mind
shooting over small sets. From the
flights OF the past week, we believe
Gunston is going to have some good
early season shooting.
On the bay, Johnny Manifold
most likely will have blinds avail
able again this season. We haven't
heard yet how he made out on loca-
ton.
Waterfowl Increasing.
Capt Ed Bowen at Solomons usu-
ally has a couple, although for the
past several seasons early shooting
was anything but satisfactory there.
Indications are for good going right
from the start this year for water
fowl have been increasing daily.
The first flights of the red-legged
black ducks came down more than
three weeks ago and since have in
creased materially. The rivermans S
blackhead greater scaup) is rafting
in some stretches. Some northern
mallard are coming in with the
greenwing teal. 1t looks as though
therell be plenty.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Mayors Horse Victo,
By Neck After Duel
With Incoming
Ernst Juveniles Rally
Tells in Co-feuture
For 2-Yeor-OIds
BY DONALD SANDERS,

LAUREL, Md. Oct. 17.-Movie
Magnate Louis B. Mayors Thumbs
Up scored a neck decision over Mrs.
D. B. Millers Incoming to win
the 18th running of the Maryland
Handicap at Laurel Park today,
earning a purse of s6,250.
In the other feature, the S5,l25
Spalding Lowe Jenkins Handicap,
A. c. Ernst's Alquest raced to a
three and one-half-length victory
over four other 2-year -olds.
Both features were marked by the
upsets Of odds-on favorites. In
the Maryland, Belair Studs filly
queen, Vagrancy, was the choice of
the crowd of approximately 10000,
but finished fourth. w. L. Brann's
Vincentive, favorite in the Spald-
ing Lowe Jenkins, wound up third
behind Alquest and Pine Tree
Farms Drudge.
Thumbs Up, ridden by George
Woolf, covered the mile and quar-
ter Of the Maryland in 2.062s over
muddy track. The Blenheim II
son took the lead on the stretch
turn and outran Incoming. Hal
Price Headley's Equinox was third
in the field of seven 3-year-olds.
The winner paid $3.50, $3.50 and
$500 across the board.
Vincentive was favored on the
strength of his easy victory in the
Maryland Futurity last Saturday.
Breaking first, he relinquished the
lead at the first turn, but with AL
quest trailing him closely, moved
up on the leader Drudge, as they
went into the far turn.
Alquest came up on the outside.
however, as they entered the stretch
and under drive by Jockey Johnny
Gilbert, outran Drudge, which held
tvo-length lead over a tiring
Vincentive at the wire, with Cold
stream Stables Attendant fourth.
Alquest ran the l 1-16-miles in
l.47sS and returned $40, s4.l0 and
$3.50 for 81.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Wool Wool Captures
Fina|-Day Feature
Al Hawthorne
$4,000, 900, Largest
Sum in Years, Is Bet
At 34-Doy Meeting
By the Associated Press.

bS LIe Associated freSS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Hawthorne
closed highly successful 34-day
race meeting today with Woof Woof
owned by j. M. Hutchins of Chi
cago, winning the featured Illinois
Owners Handicap, a race at / lie
miles, fashioned strictly for thor
oughbred owners living within the
State A crowd of $4,000 witnessed
the final-day program.
Close to $16,000.O00, the largest
amount in years, was wagered dur
ing the meeting. The Chicago race
scene shifts to Sportsmans Park
half-mile track, on Monday for 18
days.
Woof Woof, ridden by Jockey
Steve Brooks, led from the start and
finished four lengths ahead of the
favored Take Wing with Three
Clovers third and Sales Talk fourth
in field of nine.
Woof Woof returned $3.50, $3.50
and $500, with Take Wing paying
$500 and $3.50. The show price on
Three Clovers, entry of Mrs. Emil
Denemark of Chicago, was $500
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Possible That Whir|y
Will Meet AIsab in
Stake al Laurel
By the Associated Press.


LAUREL, Md, Oct. 17.-Whirl-
away, the top money winning horse
of all time, was shipped to Laurel
Park today from New York, lend
ing support to the belief he would
be pointed for the $l5,000-added
Washington Handicap next Sat
urday.
The long-tailed flyer from the
Calumet Farm Stables of Warren
Wright also has an engagement in
the Pimlico Special on opening day
at the Baltimore track.
No announcements were made re-
garding the Washington Handicap,
which might offer Whirly chance
to even his score with Alsab, win
ner of the two of their three races.
Alsabs owner, AL SABBATH, said in
Lexington, KY. that his 3-year-old
might 60 In the Washington and
was certain starter IN the Pim-
lico Special.
Evening star., 1942-10-18

He covered his ground rapidly,
worked we'll with his handler and
topped a winning effort by finding
a covey.
Second place went to Battistone
Daisy Mae, owned and handled by
Joe Perna of Washington, and third
to Parks Pohick Joe, owned and
handled by Sterling Parks of WASH
ington.
The field really was tough one
for Alfalfa Bills Dusty to top, with
such other famous dogs competing
as Symhart, Singo's Aris, Connor's
Dash and Whirlaway Ferris Bob,
all of them many times winners of
field trial events. The trials were
held on the rolling hills of Mount
Pleasant Farm on the Rockville
Potomac road.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Women WrestIers Nee,
On Turner'S Proqrom

Mildred Burke. the chmapion lady
wrassler, will grace the weekly mat
program at Turner's Arena Wednes-
day night, engaging her perennial,
opponent and challenger, Mae
Young.
The management is claiming more
than 400 consecutive victories fo1
la belle Burke, with only 399 charged
against Miss Young. The other
time she is reported to have scored
a moral victory.
Johnny Long and Rudy Dusek will
meet in the co-feature.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Laurel Results

FIRST ,RAcEg-Purse. ,s1;5Oo: claiming;
soyMesaS5 akn,. a3s up furlHnss ,o
Solar Star MANN $50
Oyster Bar. stolen Tryst' weatherite.
SECOND EAcE,,purse, $1,000: claim
NY Mailie (clagsettl 1890 90 40
Happy Guess {RuderD 1880 s.oooo
Also ran-Linden Girl Stella Elliott,
e.. sian
DAILY Doubl. paid ss7.3o0
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; allow
anees; 3-year-olds and inward; about 2
ss.I055lsE g.. F5sst o9 2on.E n59ok 7ao 4ssSS 33SS
oi9gwsl 4Ine l9Tssno 400
Also in'; ran@Nsyr. 1,oi, Glen Ma Mona, Kenn.-
FOURTH ES!AcE.purs., sl.2oo; claim
bunny Baby (Treno ~ SO
Also ran-Wheat, Naval Reserve. Anony-
nous, Lauderkin. Charlene.
hACE-IurSe, So,UUt dQQeO,
Spauldine Lowe Jenkins Handicap, q
year-olds l Is miles.
Alouest tGilbert) 1000 40 $50
Drudge tZufeD 45O $50
Vincentive (WoolD 80
Time 49,.
Also ran-Uncle Billies and Attendant
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500 added
Maryland Handicap 3-year-olds: u miles
Thumbs Up tWoolD 7.S0 800 800
Incoming Luther) 1440 40
Equinox tGillespie) 1850
Time. 2:062s.
Also ran-vagrancy, Aletern, Grey Wing
and Half Crown.
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe. $500: Bowl
Ing Brook Handicap: 3yearolds and up
ward; y. miles.
Eouifox Craig $40 800 $50
Rosetown iBreen) $40 $50
He Rolls de Camills) $40
Time. 1919.
Also ran-challedon and In Question.
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing: 4-year-olds and upward: Il. miles.
Eight Rolls (Tammaro) 1880 $50 40
Battle Won de Camillis 40 40
Supreme FLAG tRooD 7.1O
Also ran-White Front, Ben grifhth,
Pomp and Butcher Boy.
Evening star., 1942-10-18


Friday morning and second in the
all-age.
First place and the Thomas P.
Baldwin Memorial Trophy went to
the Alfalfa Bills Dusty, liver and
white pointer owned by Frank Bur-
rows of Bethesda, Md, and handled
by Nick Stephens. Burrows was so
affected by his dogs victory he
could hardly speak. but finally man
aged to admit he'd rather win that
trophy than find set of new tires.
Baldwin, former president of the
club, was the grand old man of
field trials in this section and it is
considered a real honor and one
keenly competed for to win the cup
named in his memory.
Alfalfa Bills Dusty ran a classy
heat to win over a standout field.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Jamaica Results
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST 1I, RAcE-aurse, Sl.5oo; special
Best Risk tMeade) 1920 $50
Neh tRobertson) 800
Also ran-Auuletia, Two 3 Bells Purity, One
Dollar. Shuckins.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, $500: claim
BHll !,I, Rsjsh ,GIingman} 1910 $50 400
Scotch Trap (HaskelD 44O
Also ran-Maechance and Happy Lark.
THIRD RAcE-Purse; 81 800: claiming:
grail BIRD oRobertson} !. Ito ii5e $50 $40
Roman governor, (Thompson) 1880 SO
Bonnie Golos fclingman) 500
Also ran-sting Pal Refulgent Bright
Camp. shipmate. Rackatack and Roman
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $4,000 added;
graded handicap. Class G, 3-year-olds
Highborough (Thompson) out
Also ran-a Some Chance and salto.
Longchamps Farm-A s. Hewitt entry.
FIFTH RAcE-purse, $4,000 added:
6sssI 6Igs sTS1ds %s1. (g!s5nan R sn 100 go s9o
Joe Burger (Meade) 3 80
Time. 1928.
Also ran-very snooty, Too Timely Eu-
rasian, BoSsuet.
SIXTH .RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
Continental handicap: 3-year -olds and up
Boysy d. Clngman) 1880 72O $40
D9ublrab tB; Thompson) 1l.6O $50
Time, 1:443s.
Rhymer, Pictor, Devil Diver. fochinvsr,
Tola Rose, d Riverland, Fire
a c. V. Whitney and J. E. Roebling en-
Greentree Stable entry.
Finished first but was disqualified
SEVENTH RAcE-Purse. $500; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and up; 1ss miles
Gof1eeman &C. GogsD 500 47O $50
Fuego q. Rienzi) $40 10
Sissie Smith ID Meade) 40
Time. 2:4645
Also ran-Choppy Sea, Seven Hills Res.
olute II, Kenton,
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Laurel (SlOw).
1-Circus, Good Lawyer, New Moon.
2-Pious Display, Magdala, My Zaga.
3-No selections.
4Selmalad, Little Monarch, Fo-
goso.
5-Lawaway, Alohort, Trelawney.
6-Woodvale Lass, Isle de Pine, Pri-
ority.
Pointing, Calcutta, Michigan
s-Richestan, Golden Mowlee, Ber-
serk.
Best bet-Selmalad.
Rockingham Consensus (Fast).
By the Associated Press.
1-Valdina Captor, Buckets, Islam
King.
2Dense Path, Glyndontown, Pneu-
matique.
3-Red Meadow. Flying Bonny, Bel
mar ARA.
4Icy Stream, Bonnie Rue, Merry
Glow.
@On Shore, Range Dust, Eight and
Six.
6-Becomly, Guy Fawkes, Wise De-
cision.
French Trap, Career Girl, Flying
Duke.
8-Abmeres, Beckhampton, Milky
moon.
Best-Abmeres.
Jamaica (Fast).
l-Headoverheels, Kings Gambit,
Guerryton.
2-Bramble Bug, Tell Me More,
Anytime
3-Wheatley entry, Chop Chop, No
Wrinkles.
Sun Town, Ute, Kings Feat.
5EImperatrice, Spiral Pass. Chuckle.
6-Bulrush. Highbrow. Sun Dial.
7-Recognize. The Fend, Air Bril-
gade. \,
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Directs Game Commission

RICHMOND, Va. Oct. II (P-
The State Game Commission has
appointed Talbot E. Clarke, 81
year-old wild life technician in the
George Washington National For
est, as its new executive director.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Visiting Tropshooter
Corners First Prize

A visiting shooter, j. Randolph,
won the featured 50-target event at
the Washington Gun Clubs weekly
meeting yesterday, breaking 48 of
the flying clays.
DR.. A. v. Parsons accounted for
the 25-target handicap with % birds
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Strufuci Now Sergeant

NEW YORK, Oct. II (P.-Word
from Frankie Strafaci, New York
amateur golfer now with the United
States forces In Australia. tells Of
his promotion to stah sergeant. i
Evening star., 1942-10-18

BEAUTY ON SKATES-Betty Atkinson 18yeaold acrobatic
artist will be featured in the ce Foes of 943 which
Tuesday, November g. Riverside Stadium
Miss Atkinson last year acclaimed the majoette
of the world She taught Hahn
Ing instructor in Los Angeles and former golf
Hahn Is her in number folIes
duced by Roy and Eddie Shipstad Oscar Johnson.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Tomorrow's Racing Selections
Laurel Consensus (Slow)

Laurel Consensus (SNw).
By the Associated Press
l-Camptown, Alcosun, Romney Rex.
2-Tringle, Cowlan, Magdala.
3-Meeting House, Rougemont, Fair
ford.
Hard Telling, Wilton, Pompa
Negri.
5-Alohort, Trelawny, Seamannke.
elsie De Pine, Woodvale Lass, Mo-
lasses Mibs.
7-Alaflag, Mischief Afoot, Bastinado.
8]Harebell, Richestan, County Cork.
Best-Harebell.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Jamaica Consensus tFastl .

Jamaica CONSENSUS tFaStJ.
1-Headoverheels. large, Guerryton
BELL Bottom, Clip Clop, Tell Me
More.
3EPush, Bovenland, No Wrinkles.
@Rodimic, Llano Blanco, Sun
Town.
5-Smiles, Spiral Pass, Imperatrice.
6ESundial, Port Harmony, Co Gino.
7-Air Brigade, The Fiends Merry
Marine.
Best bet-Air Brigade. !.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Alfalfa Bills Dusty Triumphs
As Pointers Sweep Dog Stake
Frank Burrows Entry Performs SnoppiIy
To Capture Coveted Baldwin Trophy

Pointers made sweep the shooting al-day
feature yesterday the National Capital thieh
annual fall trials duplicating last efforts pointers
swept the field.
This gave slim edge pointers in the fall trials They won
third places in Fridays
Evening star., 1942-10-18

Rockingham.
By the Louisville Times
1-Valdina Captor, Buckets, Talloho.
2-Sunburst, All Crystal, Dense
Path.
3-Lina's Son. Ugin, Canterup.
4Valdina Vivid, Finally, Ghost
Hunt.
5-1oic, Lost Gold, Eight and Six.
6-Wise Decision, Guy Fawkes, Be-
comfy.
Flying Duke, Peter Argo, Or
cades.
8-Milkymoon. No Dough, Smart
Best bet-Wise Decision.
Evening star., 1942-10-18
Rockingham Park
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claiming;
maidens, 3-year- r-olds and upward; fur
Evening star., 1942-11-09

om0dQ 0ur o0IeS II your JOUs <Au0
keeping the U.S.O. Service Clubs
for us bellows who ore doing the
fighting -.
I've hunch you'll do thdt Job
okeh with your contribution to
tho Community Wm Fund.
I'm betting my life on It."
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

i0rC---7 -.gc .p rlS present Job
20 80 back r.o a factory a.
lower p.. because hed d he more
valuable r defense work
Ie- applied got telegram
te -w 10 report 10 work
trl- week
lie went. When he arrived,
one NJ the underlingS looked
over his record and noted that
he had worked i'm a rival auto
plant nine years ago.
He was told that we don't
hire men who have worked
there
T. plant whore this hap
ucre3 Is one of Tho lesser known
plants mt a big ono II builds
parts for tanks and other inn
plewer'~ of Var
Something smells rotten
\ nod 10 the prisoners in the
Fort Custer guard house. Sent
out 10 clean the walks of snow,
they did it by rolling enormous
snow balls. Then they built an
enormouScr snow man.
And likewise 90 the Custer
men who, six months ago,
formed an Illustrators Club a. "A
hobby. although many had had
no previous experience. Since
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Film Time Clock

tDtNS--"R,'e aud shine, w.
Confirm or
BROADWAY tirirui--"orr Nie.' ,l
CI%nfRfiIA-"0ur Wite. r. 49,
m \ lanh In the Il. 4 4, "a.
81. SO $40 80 m
CINENi-"Ihe Ntor, 81 the Vatican. "
70 fa 4.la. no. $780, 90 o
fi>urR--our wife" 2le .n ,.-
%. = NauL in the n \ 49,
5f -lN 300 ~
FoN-"How Green Was Nv Valley"
j. 3 I'D - M '''rntir-
man At Heart ~ o3 a. M 2e1 il.
HoirNwoon - Broadway Iimrcd."
-f logs D. u Moonlight Ia hawaii, 90
M,pIso>-"Da,tme wifc," ~ A. NJ
-. 90 sl5 9 m "onlN Angels Have
NICHIGAN-'Iydia" Ilel 1.it sa-
30 70. 10 "Sundown," - sc. - g.
rALMS-STATE-"The Man Who Came
TO Dinner u m. So. q. 7..5.
1o.2i ~ Tanks Million. !. I
rtR,pISf-"rbrec sons a. Guns. 'o-.
~ 800 A.ai. n %. m Harlem Ncrr e.
go Round" %, So % lo Poi.
RINIERN-"Our Mlir," 23 lt II
M a iHnk In the x. \. - I- 82.
R-k-0 urroW Our VIE" ae
. P.lo 3 m - Yam, In the r. 4.
- $3.50, 7l2 10.t9 b. M
RON NI-"Our WE" 7al II 20 o. ~
"A Nsnk In the ". \. D." - 20. 4.t5 n m
NlIfD ARTISTS Babes on Broad
way, l23l %. ~ OF ? The
\ishi Of Ian 10 Hoo q m. $50 o."t
stu
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
, TheaterS
Hold Current
Attractions
Ry CHARLES GENfRY

HOLDS AREN'T barred ar the
CaSS. United Artists or Fox this
week where all three theatcrS one
legitimate and tho other TWO with
pictures arc keeping their current
attractions for another week
The Student Prince has proven
such a favOritc. that despite its
many visits here viii begin a sec
ond week starting Sunday night
The United Artists beginning
today keeps those Babes on
Broadway Judy Garland and
Mickey Rooney for a third week
and then, that superb picture,
one of the best Of any year, How
Green Was My Valley will begin
a second week at the Fox on
Friday
This is upSctting precedent A
little because How Green Was
My Valley was hcraldcd as a
class picture one with an ap-
peal which wouldn't prove general
Instead this beautifully moving
film is proving such "A hit that
the Fox is forced 10 hold II for a
second week
Because the Michigan expects
10 do such a tremendous business
with that combination Of Glenn
Miller and his band on the stage
and tho now Preston SturgcS pic
urc sullivan Travels" ou the
screen. doors Will open al $50
a. m Friday morning and AT 500
q IN. Saturday morning.
~@Ehr Adams VIII have two nov
pictures starting Friday with 40
600 HorScmcn, a thrilling tale Of
Anzac cavalrymcn and "Ellory
Queen and the Murder Rlng for
the new bill
The Cinema is holding The
Story Of the Vatican a second
week 10 give those who haven't
seen this complete film of the
papal state, further opportunity 10
vlew H.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

goes on with our high SHARED
pAoducerS Nrst Hunt StramherE
ScrdS rthiS VcSlC lCnatlopa and now
Arthur HornbloW who gave US
such nCtupcS as Hold Back the
Dawn Arise Ny Love Il
Nao,r5 Nnc~ and "RugglcS OF
Rod Gap is parting company with
Paramount Arthur has been thC
.ar-EtrCd boy at his studio HaV-
irg'ha1 fh. rck OF stories. stars
etc
Ile is credited with having dis
covered Veronica Lake. who has
had oamS of publicity and 20
have brought those two popular
stars Bob Hope and paulCttp Cod
lir3 90 iamc and fortune. before
ne says au rcvolr m June ho vii
produce a picture starring Ginger
Rogers and Charles Boyer
] assume he. too. has an inde-
pendent producing idea I'M his
bonnet HlS wife Nyrna 10y has
a lOng-term contract with M-G-N
SO u docs not mean Loy-lIorn-
blow producing team as was
hinJcd
II you've heard wmors that Don
Ameche and Twentieth Century
Fox aren't seeing cyc 20 cNc lust
forget them lis true Don hasn't
made a picture on hiS home lot for
some time But he's returning 20
ms alma mater 10 play IN Lazy
G8lahad ' with Henry Fonda IN
the Co-s'arrInC spot
II yol read this story when II
ran In p national magazine youll II
remember n IS about a small town
yokcl OUankl who is exploited as
tho greatest failure i'm tho world
by o success school racketeer
Don and brought ~ Now York
10 bo trained to be "A hot shot
IN DEBUT
Walter Lang Viii direct. with
William pcrlbcrg producing and
lust between you and me ! hear
| Don very happy he hasn't been
lhanded another biographical role
/ Before The war changed tho
Theatrical map abroad, one of
lEuropoS great actresses was
| Helene Tlmig Mrs. Max Rein
lhardtl When We visited the Rein
Ihardts in Salzberg in 1887 she was
the star Of Every Man, and what
IA magnificent performance She
gave as the nun
Mrs Reinhardt Is making her
debut on the screen al Warmers IN
THE Gay Sisters and this may
be the beginning OF a real screen
+ career. She plays the part Of
Sa>kCn and that reminds me- the
third sister has been selected.
Geraldine Fitzgerald, who hasn't
made a picture since Shining Vic
tory viii play Evelyn Gaylord.
The other two, as you know. arc
Barbara StanWNck and Nancy
Coleman Gene Lockhart has also
been added 10 The cast as has
Donald Woods. who used 10 be
such n favorltc leading man
In the course OF conversation
RoSalnd Russell dropped the word
that her own sister, Josephine,
age -. would be wonderful as
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Not Funny!
Bob Burns, SI35 900 Mad
al Picture Studio

HOLLYWOOD. Jan - up
Bob Burns, bazooka-tooting screen
and radio comedian, filed a S135,-
GOO damage action against Para
mount Pictures here on grounds
the studio had tried 10 force him
10 ridicue the hill people of his
ndiVe Arkansas.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

\ nod 20 the prisoners in the
Fort Custer guard house. Sent
out 10 clean the walks of snow,
they did il by rolling enormous
snow balls. Then they built an
cnormOuSPT snow man.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Bond Market Irregular.

Bond market prices turned ir-
regular toward the final hour with
spotty advances holding among Sc
lected rails in the face of fractional
drops elsewhere.
Early in the proceedings the car
riers had advanced fractions to
around 3 points and among some
of the lower priced issues the early
gains were holding toward the close.
The price levels of the railway
issues generally were at about the
best levels since early December.
In the foreign loan market, de-
mand for many Laun-American
issues persisted. Sac Paulo stamped
Is jumped more than points, El
Salvador collateral 8s gained over
a point and Argentine 4l2s Of '48 i'm
proved fractionally.
United States Governments were
unchanged TO a few 32ds of a point
ahead
Corporates higher included Gen.
trail of New Jersey IS, Boston u
Maine As. Wabash IS of 80. Erie 4l2s
of 20l5. Illinois Central 434s, Nickel
Plate AIS, Goodrich 4i.s and Lac
lede Gas 5i2s.
On light demand, Wabash IS Of 80
were up 32s points to 261. in the
final hour and the second IS Of 80
added 21s at 407s. Other late gain
ers included Western Union SIS at
85ia and Central Railroad of New
Jersey IS at 1854.
The main list adhered to its earl
ier narrow pattern in late dealings.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Profit Selling Throws
Stock Market Back;
Bonds Irregular
Some Of Big Boord Shores
Manage to Hold Modest
Coins Despite SteeIs' Dip
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, Jan. IA little
profit selling today threw the stock
market of the forward pace fol-
lowed in the previous session.
Showing fairly good form at the
opening the list shifted into irreg-
ular terrain in the later proceed
ings. but managed to retain to the
finish q number of modest gains
chiefly in aircrafts and industrial
specialties. Softness OF the steels
tended to put light pressupre on
other leaders and coppers and rub
bers, favored on Tuesday, gave an
indifferent performance.
Dealings we're slow throughout
with the total at approximately
800 900 shares.
Stocks under water most OF the
day included United States Steel.
Bethlehem, youngstown Sheet,
Sears-Roebuck, Westinghouse, Ana
conda, Kennecott, Phelps Dodge and
Santa Fe. Given occasional support
were Boeing, Douglas, American
Can, Western Union and Texas Co.
Aluminium of America and Bell
Aircraft pushed ahead in the curb
as Republic Aviation and Pennroad
dipped.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
VIRGINIA Bankers Will Hear
William & Mary President
Ry tre Associated Press.

BY tire Associated Press.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Jan. IA
John Stewart Bryan, president of
the College of William and Mary
and Richmond newspaper publisher,
will address members of group
No. !. Virginia Bankers Associa-
ton. at a meeting, February 7. at
the Cavalier Hotel. Virginia Beach,
Harvey T. Parker, secretary, an
nounced.
Group No. includes banks Of
peninsula Virginia A business ses-
sion will begin at 2,p.m. The an
nual banquet will be held at 7:30
pm. Mr.. Bryan will speak at this
session. Howard Martin Merchants
and Planters Bank, Norfolk. is
chairman. Election OF officers Is
scheduled.
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Jan "A Plate foreign
e&cnanse rates follow Great Britain IN
dollars. others in centsD:
Canada.
Ofhclal Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars. Buyins. 10 per
cent premium: selling. IL per cent pre-
MUM. eouivalent TO discounts on Cana
dian dollars in New York OF buying. al
per cent: selling. q 90 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. ii !. per cent discount or SS.43J4
United States cents. up O.06 OF q cent.
Europe.
Great Britain. of1clal BANKERS ForeRn
Exchange Committee ratesl buying. %:
selling. 4.404. open market; cables, O4.
Latin Americs
Argentina. oficisl 90 free % So;
Brazil oficial 6.05n free. 5.1sS.n. Mex
lco. 70 ION
Rates in spot cables unless otherrIss
indicated
n Nominal
Evening star., 1942-01-14
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE Associated
Press uelShted wholesale price indey Of
35 commodities TODAY advanced TO es S.
Previous day. a636; week aro; e64c.
month aso. "a 65i year ago 1853
1a41-2 1870. 1879. 1888,
High - a66s 1s25 752c as14
Low 1.o3 6SSa S37s 4l44f
1a@6 average equals lOOD