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The Nome nugget., 1942-03-25
Former President Of Argentina Passes Away

Buenos Aires, March. "A (AP) -Mercelo de AlVear aged 73, president of the Argentine Republic during the golden era of 1922 to 1928, and minister to France during the first world War, died last night. He had been i'll for some time.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-25
Roundup Of 5000 Alien Seamen Ks Ordered

New York, Mar. 23 (AP) . A Times dispatch from Washington said a nation- wide roundup of some 5000 alien seamen, who hampered shipment of sup plies to the Allies by desert ing their ships, was order ed by Attorney General Riddle.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-25
Rigid 8 pm Curfew For Jap-Americans In Military Zones

San Francisco, March 23 (AP) - A rigidly enforc- ed 8 p. m. cUrfeW will be- come effective next Friday for all Japanese-Ameri- cans and enemy aliens in critical military zones, the army announced.
The Nome nugget., 1942-03-25
Germans Declare 13 Ships, S0,OOO Tons Sunk in Atlantic

Berlin, March "A (AP) - A German communique de clared that U-boats off the coast of North America sunk Is more merchant ships totaling 80,000 tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
Dessert Variety
With Gingerbread

GINGERBREAD Is an Id
fashioned dessert which pops up
again and again in brand new
guise, each one seemingly more
delicious than the last.
Wise homemakers remember TO
keep a supply Of the ready pre-
pared gingerbread mix on hand
for all sorts of emergency meals.
With this type mix, a tempting
dessert is ready for serving In
only a few minutes.
Make a batter with the ginger
bread mix as usual, then add one
cup raisins and one cup nut meats.
What results is a mock fruit cake
extra good, too, served with
apple sauce and whipped cream.
Instead OF a gingerbread loaf.
Try a layer cake occasionally.
Divide the batter and pour into
two shallow, CREASED and Toured
pans. Bake in moderate oven $50
degrees) Is to 80 minutes. When
cool. put together and cover with
your favorite icing.
For a coconut version Of this
dessert. make a batter as usual
according 10 directions gwen on
the box. Then fold in one cup
grated or shredded coconut. Bake
in a moderate oven, frost and
serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14
Piouant Salad

THE NEED for a piquant and
attractive salad combination for
n special luncheon or dinner spot
is apt TO fray our ingenuity at
times. A calsvo, orange and rel
ish salad may prove the answer
10 the problem.
Cslsvo Thirds
2 calaVo pears
Lemon juice
Salt
Salad green's, shredded
French dressing
Il cup ripe olives. sliced
u cup sweet pickle relish
/ cup cubed orange
Mayonnaise
Paprika
Cut each pear into three equal
lengthwise portions. Remove
seed and pull of skin. Sprinkle
with lemon juice and salt and
arrange on salad green's which
have been marinated in French
dressing.
Combine the olives, pickle rel
ish. orange and enough mayon-
naise 10 bind. Toss together
lightly. Arrange over calavo
sections and top with mayon-
naise and paprika. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

until fust warm before serving.
Serve berries between layers
and on top OF cake, garnishing
with whipped cream. Serves SIX
TO eight.
HERE IS an entirely different
kind OF shortcake - one with
butterscotch flavor.
Butterseoteh Shortceke
liz cups sifted -four
n teaspoon baking powder
n teaspoon salt
n cup shortening
4 TO n cup milk
/ tablespoon butter
"A cup brown sugar
Strawberries.
Combine -four, baking powder
and salt and sift. Cut in shorten
ing and mix in enough milk TO
make soft dough. Roll very thin.
Spread with butter and brown
sugar, creamed together.
Roll up like a jelly roll and cut
in l-inch slices. Bake, cut side
down on CREASED pan in moderately
hot oven t40O dgrees) about 20
minutes. Cover while hot with
crushed berries and serve with
cream. Serves six.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-14

STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE
reigns supreme as Americas
faVorite summertime dessert. You
may serve il with biscuit base
or cake, slice the berries, crush
them or leave them whole-each
style has its many advocates.
Whichever your favorite version.
you're sure to like the following
butter shortcake.
Butter Shotteske
cups sifted cake -four
3 teaspoons baking powder
= teaspoon salt
cup sugar
2 eggs. separated
~ cup milk
" teaspoon vanilla
n cup butter, melted
3 pints hulled and sWeetened
strawberries
cup whipping cream.
Measure Slfted flour; mix with
baking powder. salt and y cup
sugar and sift three times. Beat
egg whites until stiff with remain
ing = cup sugar Combine beaten
egg yolks. milk. vanilla and melted
butter and add TO dry ingredients.
Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites.
Turn into two S-inch square pans
which have been lined with wsxed
paper and buttered. Bake IN a
moderate oven $50 degrees) for
20 TO Is minutes, until done. Re-
move "a cake cooler and let stand
Evening star., 1942-03-08
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
fr-.tt~aaA

sTENoGRAPHER. experienced. sso,s35
per week. Temporary or part time, 81 90
per hour. Phone RE. 0346.
STENOGRAPHER. 6 years experience law
commercial; S130 month. Taylor O69S
between m. and / pm.
sTENOGRAPHIC OR CLERICAL work de-
sired, part time. State particulars and To-
cation. Box 3OS-L Star 81
STENO. WORK WANTED ewes. by steno-
t typist p wit with typewriter Reply 1889 Eye St.
TYPING. manuscripts, letters and theses,
addressing. Reas rates. 1923 18th st.
NV, 3rd floor ME. ANS.
TYPIST, expert. wants typing to do at
home. Phone Alexandra 5553.
TYPIST, expert, can take dictation. de
sires extra work. District 1868. 81
WAITRESS and chambermaid. exp. Call
North 41S4.
WOMAN. white. wants counter work: ex-
perienced and references; no night work.
Box BILL, Star.
WOMAN, experienced in alterations of suits
and coats; very fine workman desires job.
Write 201 c st. s.w. To-
WOMAN. intelligent, experienced and cap
able, desires position as resident apart
ment house manager: thoroughly capable
of handling help; excellent references.
Box 303-L. Star.
YOUNG LADY, French, serious. educated
knowing some English. able typist; to IL
pm BOX 3S4-I, Star
Evening star., 1942-03-08
THURM & SILVER.
GUEST HOUSE. "A RMS

Capitals Largest Guest House Broker"
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. 2l1. RE $40
ROOMING HOUSE. near G. W U IL
rooms, baths, oil heat; rent $50 90:
nicely furnished; clean; price, S2.25O;
terms
Evening star., 1942-03-08
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE, white: part-time work for rent.
Box 2"7-L. Star.
COUPLE, coIored, experienced, desires po-
sition, man as chaueffeur. and gardener;
wife experienced cook, also e1peri!eniced &c, 20
references. Box 346-L Star.
COUPLE. colored. want living quarters;
maid and part-time worker. Box 30o-L,
Star. %
COUPLE. experienced, desire position man
aging small hotel or apartment mouse.
Write to Box 2lS-L- Star. .
NAN AND WIFE. colored, wish work as
janitor; experienced. ME- 2S70:
MAN AND WIFE, colored, young, ages 81
and 90, want place Janitor: sood; respecdt. .
able couple, reliable. EXECUTIVE 392 .
Evening star., 1942-03-08
SITUATIONS MEN.
{Continued.)

MAN, colored, refined. desires work, 6 pm.
to IL pm; hotel and apartment house
experience. Trinidad 2179.
MAN; expera,sncedn aasn nv wants ,ass Job as truck
MAN married. to work on farm or as care
tsker. Michigan 429s.
MAN, young, wants lob as bus boy porter
or clerk in grocery store. Pnone ME-
MAN. 90, draft exempt. experienced book
erences: appreciate interview. Box 274-L'
Star.
MAN, was 62, retired, good health, would
like office work; former supervisor v Gov
MAN. colored, wants evening work. Call
Ii 0719 after 5.
MAN, colored, wants 4 hours work in
evenings; reliable, with good reference.
Phone NO. 2490 evenings. Q.
MAN desires Job as tenant; small dairy ;iaI:
Box 2i3-L, Star.
MAN. col, wants driving of any kind,
R9qse Roqs Of any kind ref sns vorfe
AID. 415O
MAN yolng, white, 20, desires steady
p05itiono RS with future; hish school sradg...e' s..
MAN, colored, desires work as houseman
and and yf5tsr: n'm; Mt Iaf sSi SGie between II am.
MAN young yhits draft exempt desires ss
MAN, having successful sales record and
good educational BACKGROUND. wants sales
position: employed at present. Box 344-L
Star.
2s54s ie25sa 1ssss v5 q. 4 soPs PS:E se9s R
50th pi. ne. Phone Lincoln 1923
MAN married white, Swiss birth, middle
aged, trained gardener, dairy and poultry
man. landscaper; temperate. no tobacco.
no children. wants year-around position as
caretaker on private estate or institution.
Box 226-L, Star. :.
PAINTER, colored, wants work by day or
Job Phone North 7O6e.
PROT CLERGYMAN desires perm. employ
ment with religious, charitable. socla! or
sanitation; married, 81 college educ eX-
perIenced gen. office work Box 315-L, Star
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER. middle age,
excellent health, seeks position supt. apt
property, banking real estate. business
management. Free TO travel. Box 353-
L. Star.
routine clerical work, day hours pretd.;
reas. pay; best ref Box 2S4-L Star.
SILK SPOTTER. first-class.. foreman pro
duction man, 10 yrs. experience; institute
graduate; age 81. SH. 477S-J.
SIGN PAINTER, white. married; middle;
do other painting. Box 2s4-K, Star.
STENOTYPISTS, with court reporting am
bition. speed l75 to 200; some experience
preferred. Box l73-L. Star
TYPING OF all kinds expertly done by busi-
ness, school graduate; letters compoSeSd'
envelopes addressed NE $3.50, Ext 2i.,
after l pm. Sunday or after $3.50 any
weekday evening.
TYPIST. knowledge stenography. bookkeep-
ing, desires permanent or temporary WORK.
good references Box 374-L. Star.
YOUNG MAN 80. draft exempt, some ex-
perience retailing, advertising fiction writ
ing, newspaper and promotion work wants
opportunity which demands initiative ana
ideas For interview, Box 114-L. Star
HELP overworked bookkeeper or acct, de,
fense or more essential industry: wharton
School grad, Is yrs. of. exp. accustomed
large volume detail; start 40c hr.; avail
able in about weeks; object TO set hours
but not to 80 to 15 hr. week. Write 1.
Forbes. 1908 Lanier pl.
CREDIT MANAGER.
Thoroughly experienced all phases retail
wholesale. credit collection, ofice manage
ment: can travel; draft exempt. BOX
Evening star., 1942-03-08
EDWIN L. ELLIS,

BOARpING HOUSES. Park I'd, near 18th
W. lt rooms. 4i2 baths. . earaees;
completely fuTn.: price, $4,000. terms
Evening star., 1942-03-08

COOK, nouseworker (white), not over As.
experienced: live in; no laundry. Call
Evening star., 1942-03-08

Continued on Next Psgs.> ...,l., :,
Evening star., 1942-03-08

COOK and general houseworker, to live in,
nice room and bath, upstairs: must have
good written references; excellent salary.
FM 0o35
Evening star., 1942-03-08
CLERKS.
HELP DOMESTIC,

BEAUTY OPERATORS 125, highest sal
ary paid; Job just like home: also beauty
salon for rent. 3400 14th NV.
CHILDS NURSE. white. exper.. refs;
modern home: spacious grounds: perma-
nent: S35; full maintenance. WI. 534S.
CLEAN, reliable, for gh.w. cook adults
Georgia $500. 6S17 Laurel st. NV,
TakOma Park
Evening star., 1942-03-08

COOK and INV, colored; must be expert
enced, with good references; Chevy Chase;
-
Evening star., 1942-03-08

COOK. gh.w, intelligent, responsible, ex-
perienced: small family; Chevy Chase, Md.
tI- eli
Evening star., 1942-03-08

COOK, laundry ghw.; must be expert
enced; city ref; small family; S12. WO.
S-Q2
Evening star., 1942-03-08

ROADSIDE OPPORTUNITIES acres.
Large frontage on U. S. Route ! tmain road
to Florida, near Petersburg, Va. adjoining
large lake. RoadhouSe tenant house, oil
burner, all improvements. Cabins can be
added. Now growing peanuts. tobacco,
sweet pota toes. Asking S12350. Small cash;
balance good terms. Richard F. O'Leary,
$40 SSth st. Brooklyn n. Y. Telephone
Shore Road S-lSS:i
Evening star., 1942-03-08
THURM & SILVER.
Dos 10th 81. NV National oes
BOARD'G HOUSE 20 PMS
EDWIN L. ELLIS.
RESTAURANT,

LONG ESTABLISHED. EXCEL BUSINESS
Wei known and fully equipped large
seating capacity, lquor. good reason for
sellng: = 600: down payment required.
ANTHONY BROKERAGE COMPANY.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

TRANSFER AND STORAGE business for
sale reasonable: 3 large vans. practically
new good rubber all around. Cau Wis
Evening star., 1942-03-08

FOR SALE OR RENT-In the beautiful
Shenandoah Valley OF Virginia, 30-room
hotel. main highway intersection. estab-
lished business, furnished running water,
baths, hot water heat, large room can be
two ladies or man and wife Dupont 9S45,
c. r. Grabill, 22o3 Kearney St ne
Evening star., 1942-03-08
THURM & SILVER

-HUN IULh s.. NV. Ma. Q654.
A ROOMINC HOUSE We are proud 10 show
you. i is near 18th and Park I'd, has a
beautiful yard and has been newly deco
rated and furnished This place has
shown coed profit for past 5 years,
$1,000 in cash Will put you IN possession
OF this profitable place. Let Us show th:s
70 YOU snd yoE viii be conr-rcsG
Evening star., 1942-03-08

SERVICE STATION showing large income
Major oil company will consider a reliable
operator. Metropolitan Brokers. SOS In
yeStment Bldg District 1873.
Evening star., 1942-03-08

BOY, colored. over 1S, desires job after
liable and excellent refs. Trinidad 1923.
BOY, reliable. wants afternoons work from
, to as porter. Call AT. sS23.
BOY. colored. light. wants Job with future:
reliable. Call Trinidad 27S1 after o'clock
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
WeIder Rides Bike
From Dixie for Job

John Mcclellan, 5s-year-old
Tampa, Fla, welder, was so anx-
ious to fight the Axis" that he
pedaled his bike all the way from
Dixie to the western Pennsyl-
vania industrial area in hopes OF
landing a war job.
The workman rolled YEARLY
into McKeesport, announced il
had taken him two months TO
cycle north, and explained that il
he had no luck at local plants,
he'd move on to Detroit. Nc
Collam said he stopped at Balti-
more. but couldn't get work at
the Bethlehem shipyard because
the rigid test given welders there
was too much for him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Sells New Material,
Safe in BIaCkouts

An automobile dealer is the
local outlet for q unique material
that glows moderately In the dark
to enable householders to find
switches, doors and furniture in
the dark. It renews itself for "a
hours by being exposed to the
light for a minute each day and
is said to last for six months.
Air raid wardens can wear il on
their arm bands and belts during
practice blackouts, such as is due
May "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12

fine OF $500, or 90 days imprison-
ment, or both, for violations.
One point that was very ap-
parent was the splendid job which
had been done by Detroit news
papers and radio stations in their
efforts to inform the public Of the
blackout and the provisions Of the
blackout ordinance, which made
possible the success Of this first
trial blackout.
1t is my opinion that Detroit,
the first major city in the Mid
west to hold q trial blackout, can
be proud of the cooperation of its
citizens, and that we can look
forward to an even better result
with our forthcoming practice
blackout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Air Raid Wardens
Form First Drill Team

Air raid wardens in Detroit have
formed q drill team under Frank
w. Anterior, area warden for Dis
trict II. The unit will be split
up into one company from Zone
No. and two from Zone No. T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
Standardize Signals

All communities in the Detroit
Metropolitan Defense Area have
been asked to standardize their
air raid and "all clear" signals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-12
WARNING vIoLAToRs

Violations occurred most fire.
quently among small store owners,
gasoline stations and beer parlors.
We are warning all violators that
IN all forthcoming blackouts they
will be expected to live UP TAD the
law, which provides a penalty Of a
Evening star., 1942-05-16
W. P. B. Clamps Down
On ACKNOWLEDGING
By the AssociAted Press.

By the Associated Press.
The War Production Board DEM
onstrated its contempt for the COM
ing hot weather yesterday by pro-
hibiting new air conditioning in
stailstions intended "solely for per-
sonal comfort"
The order, effective Immediately,
was tied in with a similar ban on
commercial refrigeration. Only the
armed forces, certain other Govern
ment agencies and persons having
military priority ratings may order
new installations hereafter.
Besides banning further air con-
ditioning for hotels. theaters, res
taurants and other non-essential
uses, the order requires a halt in 80
days to production of beer and soft
drink dispensers, soda fountain
ettes," florists cases and refrigera-
tors for storing frozen foods and for
the quick freezing" of foods.
In the 90-day grace period only
the Army, Navy and Maritime Com
mission may contract for dispensers
and similar equipment If they de-
sire it. The order, long in prepara-
ton, dealt severe blow to TOO
plants whose factory sales reached
rate of $4,000, 900 annually in
late 194l. Materials shortages re-
duced this output noticeably in re-
cent months, but no overall control
had been applied to the industry
previously.
Evening star., 1942-05-16
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. May 16 R.-Sslable cattle.
IOO; calves, none; compared Friday last
week; Active and dependable steer and
yyssarling biasst trade all week market generally
25-4O up; market closed firm at the ad
vance: top, 1850 for choice to prime
M dM;3S4 pounds; numerous loads choice me
1900; bulk medium and good grades,
11.75-14. 90; heifers recovered weeks
earlier earlier deeline a to close steady; strictly
cholce enc M I,966 POUNDS, n 14o5; bulk medium
very active. and fully % higher; weighty
cutters to 900. most Gamers zoos 90;
beef cows, 9.50-10:50 few good to IL 90;
1 IFS6s se S uR q fisSss hsSs4 IHs eSoas
15.00-15; so, late; several hundred head
good and choice Texas stock calves and
yearlings sold strong on country account
atva: at s'oN315 a6 6o' choice 86o-pound steer
salabie sheep. 100; total. 100. Late
choice wooied lambs offered; best. 5tst, 300.
both shorn and in the WOOL $3.50 higher;
few strictly choice. led wooIed lambs
a few doubles after midveek scaling S: s5-
since late in 1929; bulk Of the wooied
}.ms ffsi thecs the prse sdvanes sold #
with No, 2 pelts topped late in the week
at 14.00 with most Of the good to choice
lots, going at 1875 upward; best fat
wooled ewes made S.75, with choice clipped
SsDia ia%bs made made Il. s .oo-1s W Oh naive sDfnS
saiable hogs. 900; total, 5.soo: only. .
few small lots on, sale; market little
ii4ssc down; % auotsSie top. i4.2s; ship:
pers took none: holdover, none; compared
week ago: Barrows and gifts, 1920
higher; sows mostly 10 up.
Evening star., 1942-05-16
Stock Leaders Gain
Slightly Without
Much Support
Advances of Fractions
To More Than Point
Registered at Close
By VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Leadine
stocks again moved higher in to-
days market without the aid OF q
great deal Of buying power.
The recovery shift which started
in the previous session was re-
sumed at the opening. Gains OF
fractions to a point or so were seer
in most departments at the close.
Transfers for the two hours were
around 10000 shares.
Bullish spirits we're buoyed to 9
certain extent, brokers said, by re-
ports Of further Russian successes
in the big drive against the Nazis
at Kharkov. Claims of German vic
tory in the Crimea were more thar
offset as a market factor by news
of the Soviet smash in the Ukraine
In addition, speculative and invest.
ment sentiment was propped by the
optimistic war speech OF British
Prime Minister Churchill.
The timidity exhibited by most
potential purchasers in expanding
share commitments still was blamed
on the cloudy tax outlook, spread
ing Federal restrictions on business
and industry and expectation earn
ings and dividends would dwindle
in coming months.
Air transportation stocks, which
went into a tail-spin Friday when
it was disclosed the Government
had taken over actual operation or
control Of all passenger-ca
systems, regained their equilibrium.
American Airlines and Eastern Air
lines managed to register modest
Postal Telegraph preferred touch
ed a new 1912 top, along with Elec-
trio Auto-Lite. In the front ranks
most of the time were United States
Steel, General Steel Castings pre-
ferred, American Telephone, West
ern Union, Chrysler, Montgomery
Ward. j. I. Case, International Har-
vester. Westinghouse. Union Car
bide, Du Pont and Allied Chemical.
Commonwealth & Southern was
at its low for the year. Occasional
laggards were Bethlehem Steel
Pennsylvania. United Aircraft and
Continental Can.
Bonds and commodities were
slightly uneven.
Evening star., 1942-05-16
Admiral G|assford Named
Sixth Naval District Head
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Navy Department announced
yesterday that Rear Admiral VIII
liam A. Glassford, jr., former COM
mander of United States Naval
forces in the Southwest Pacific, had
been assigned as commandant of
the 9th Naval District with head
quarters at Charleston. S. C. He will
relieve Rear Admiral William H.
Allen who retires July l.
Rear Admiral Thomas Withers
will relieve Rear Admiral John D.
Wainwright as commandant of the
Portsmouth, N. H., Navy Yard. Ad-
miral Wainwright also will retire
July I.
Admiral Glassford held the tenn
porary rank Of vice admiral while
serving under Vice Admiral C. E.
L. Helfrich of the Royal Neither
lands Navy in the battle for the
Netherlands East Indies. Since de-
.tachment from his Southwest Pacific
command, Admiral Glassford has
been on duty at the Navy Depart
ment. He was born at San Francisco
June 6, 1886. and was appointed to
the Naval Academy from New Mex
leo in 1902. His usual home is in
Phoenix, AriZ.
He is a brother of Col. Pelham D.
Glassford. who was superintendent
of police here during the bonus
march days and now is on active
duty again in the Army.
Evening star., 1942-05-16
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 16.-Fluctuatipg
nervously within a narrow range,
grain prices today reflected general
trade caution pending adoption of
a Government policy with respect to
handling the huge federally con-
trolled stocks of wheat and corn.
Small fractional gains were posted
in all pits at times. with soybeans
and rye showing the most strength.
With farm-bloc Congressman and
Government officials at odds on this
policy, traders could do nothing
more than wait inasmuch as what
ever is done will be of vital i'm
portance as price factor. Gov
ernment operations the past few
years have constituted the most
powerful single force in determin-
ing market trends, traders said.
Producers with privately owned
grain and dealers as we'll as process
sors who need it also were holding
back from the trade The imme-
diate question involves Government
stocks of about 10000 900 bushels
OF 1939-40 wheat and IS 600, 900
bushels of 1938-39-4O corn, and
whether this grain could be sold
at prices below parity, as in the past.
settlement of this controversy,
however. may also involve eventual
disposition of perhaps 5OOOOO,OOO to
600 900, 900 bushels. of wheat from
the 1941 and 1912 crops which grain
men expect will be tied up under
the ever-normal granary program.
This is almost enough wheat to fill
annual domestic requirements.
There were no other DEVELOPMENTS
in the trade of importance except
routine professional and commercial
deals. held to small scale. Details
OF the strict control to be clamped
on grain marketing because of
scarcity Of storage space will be an
nounced next week. Committees
met here and at other terminals as
well as IN Washington to iron out
the regulations and an embargo on
movement of all grain to storage is
expected. Furthermore, shipments
OF cash grain are likely to be sub
Jected to a permit system which
would prevent movement of stocks
to market unless there is immediate
storage room for it. Because of the
storage situation, the Commodity
Credit Corp. will enlarge its sup
plies of grain bins in the country by
about 100 0,0O0,0 bushels.