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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-02
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS
The Lord Only Knows


What do doctors mean when they
tell patient his trouble Is due to
an acid condition? "a. D. b.
Answer-Nice weather we're hay-
ing. isn't 1t? I'd say you may search
the doctors" who string gullible
customers along with the line of
hokum. .tf.
Hay Fever
We owe you a debt Of gratitude
for the great relief our son re-
ceived from distressing hay fever and
asthma, going through the season
last year with very little trouble
the most comfortable season he has
enjoyed In the ten or twelve years.
&C.. E, d. ,
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Latest Styles
HEALTH


20
nve.pe enclosed Letter: a:ud Be sr
a9swereA thi. No reply n.se
Nevyspe
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All Write Miss Chatned OF
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-02

bodybuilding time whole lot,
and your morale will 60 way up
there.
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substitute sincerity in human relationships But blunt
smooth going little finesse
dealing achieve
CAROLINE CHATFIELD
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-02
Clarifying
Yourself
BY Alicia Hart
NEA Service Staff Writer


Nothing SO revives spirits as
feeling and looking well groomed.
SO when you are Gust too tired
to care" gives a minute to check
ing up on your makeup and hair
do. Do you make use of the clear,
colorless, aftcr-polish overcoat
which cuts drying time and
lengthens lifetime of your polish?
The newest wrinkle in finer fash
ions is polish to match shoes and
gloves; for instance, the new deep
sugar-plum shoes, gloves and nail
polish. You can indulge In these
TOMS whims If you employ day
stretching beauty routines.
Another quick means of having
constantly well-groomed hands is
your lotion. Keep it near the
kitchen sink at home or near the
office desk and use 1t after every
grirny or skin Wrinkling task. If
you do, you will never suddenly
find hands needing a lengthy
treatment. Clasp hands and rub
them back and forth against each
other to massage in the lotion.
Take another minute sometime
soon to consider the new spring
colts based on the cut that's get
ting to be World War lis equiya-
lent Of the first word wars
windblown. Now it's the feather
cut, in endless variety OF do.
have seen at least dozen quite
different versions. Find the one
that becomes you before you get
your spring permanent.
USE YOUR MIRROR
BEFORE DECIDING
You can do this by using your
mirror to determine whether
yours will be parted in the center,
arranged with bangs In front, with
side roll, with all-over curls or with
side part and waved effect. All these
and more are available.
If you decide upon one fresh,
most-becoming one, and one or two
others to wear when you change to
formal clothes, you'll cut down your
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-02
Caroline
Chatfield
KEYS to Kingdom of Smooth Relationships.
Says Today
Title Registered, U. S. Patent once

group signal success of certain gentleman N
his contacts with word OF explanation
good appearance dressed with taste
him laughed
be humorous whether or not ne was sue
subtle He essentially honest and
q hard worker
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comforting isn't to realize that we don't have TO be
brilliant nor order to be successful
We merely have to shoot straight attend TO
it, good appearance show cond
other credit
being funny trying to impress being
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Of that guarantee
what we hearts, liked sought after to be
be Yet
wit and wisdom, superior
effort
to show fellows
working when
contribution
can't
appraisal putting funk out because trying
with flying colors.
to himself insomnia
prescribes Of relax
continuing the tip
tubing working
takes brain off other dis
in their human relationships:
program
and let the other fellow have the floor
applaud
the personality
their tracks
and
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Garden City S
Founder Dies

Last rites will be said Monday
for Robert J. Lathers. a resident
for SO years of what now is Car.
den City. a municipality in the
formation OF which he took an ac-
tive part.
MIR. Lathers died Friday in his
Ford road home. near where he
was born in 1854 in what then was
the Irish Settlement and later
East Nankin.
q Son OF one Of the settlers of the
region. he taught school. precticed
law. operated farm and in his
later years handled real estate in
Nankin Township. In 1872 he be-
came member of the Garden
City Presbyterian Church and had
served continuously as an elder
since.
He was a member of the Garden
City charter commission and later
was a village commissioner. Until
his death he was a member of the
board of education and was active
on the locaf Boy Scouts COM
mittee.
Surviving are a son. Cyrus: a
daughter. Mrs. Lillian Macsie and
a sister, Alice Lathers.
The body will be taken from the
Caldwell Funeral home in Garden
City TO the Garden City Presby-
terian Church for services at
o'clock.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Revere Clears
Stock Arrears

NEW YORK, June 27.-Directors
of Revere Copper and Brass, Inc,
have declared dividend of S33.25
on the 7 per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock, clearing up all arrear-
ages on the issue. The dividend
covers l9 quarterly periods begin
ming Nov. /. 1881, and ending July
1885, inclusive. 1t is payable
August l 10 holders of record
July 10
The board also declared the reg
ular quarterly dividends Of S1.75
on the 7 per cent issue and $l.31k a
on the 5L per cent cumulative
preferred, both payable August !
10 holders OF record July 10.
AT a February meeting, directors
ordered payment OF 81 on the
per cent preferred, reducing &C.
cumulations to S3325, which pres.
ent action clears up. At the same
meeting, directors also declared q
dividend of $5.25 on the 5k pei
cent issue, which eliminated al
arrearages on that issue.
During 1871 the board declared
a total of S17.50 in dividends or
the Z per cent preferred OF which
S10.50 was on account of arrears
a total of S13.21 " on the 5k pei
cent issue, of which 7.S7 "a was or
account Of arrears. was also paid
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Mead TO Acquire
Es(dndbd Paper

PHILADELPHIA. June 27.--
Mead Corporation plans 30 acquire
al outstanding stock Of EScanaba
Paper Company Of Michigan
through an exchange Of its own
stock.
To this end. Mead has regis
tered with SEC 5000 shares of
its $3.50 cumulative preferred
Series p. no par value, with war
rants; 5000 warrants for common
stock. no par value, series Of 1897,
10 be attached 20 Series II stock
and 97.200 shares Of common no
par value series of 1887.
All OF preferred stock and war;
rants and - 900 OF common
shares are 20 be issued IN cx-
change for. 5000 shares first pre-
ferrcd OF Escanaba Paper Com
pany on basis Of one-half share
Of Mead preferred with warrants
and Ar shares Of common for one
share Of Escanaba preferred.
OF the remaining common stock
registered, 1900 shares are 10 be
issued in exchange for $4,000
shares of 500 par common stock
Of EScanaba Paper on basis OF
one-tenth OF share OF Mead com
mon for one share Of EScanaba
common and remaining $4,000
shares OF common are 10 be re-
served for exercise of the war
rants of S3s and $42 a share.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
137 Play Centers''. !
"a
Open Monday. !.

Under direction of the depart
ment of parks and recreation. a
total of 137 play centers will open.
Monday with 800 recreation Lead
ers in charge to provide supervised
play for children on vacation.
For opening week the play
grounds will be open from 1;30
D. m. to $50 p. m. daily. Included,
in the plans are recreation facili-
ties for adults. There are So play
grounds. "a indoor swimming pools.
two outdoor pools and five golf
courses. o.
A somber war motif will be In
cluded in opening instructions for
the staff when Frank M. McLaury,
chief air raid warden explains
precautions necessary on the play-
grounds in event of raids. Mayor
Edward j. Jeffries will address the
opening meeting for the staff at
1880 a. m. Monday in the st. Clair
Recreation Center. tF
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
! Farmers Market

FR l. T s--strawperrles, fancy, s5a6
2t-suart crate No; /; s3.50q4: No. 2.
So 50; cherries. sour No. J. s2.2ss275
24-qt, crate. Red raspberries, No /, SIS So
A-qt. crate black raspberries. fancy, SO. 30
No. /. S2.5013 20-qt. crate. Currants
No. J, 81 as. 30 2t-qt. crate
LETTUCE A,SD sALAD GREENs-Head
lettuce, fancy, - oushel; No. J. 81. ASA
LES; No: a, T5cVsl. Leaf lettuce. No, 1.
ssns soc 1n:s. E:ss1o. hSm'ip' Sc esn
No. 2, csc. Endye. NJ. l. si.5ogI.7S
90 g s9e sushel sorT.i, No, j soa75s
SseS.ss. red. No i. 81 Sa.hsi: No, s"t 4
s9S, M., Turnlp. No; !, 400 Soe bqsh.l.
greens. No, /. coarse nushsl Kaie. No.
], 7oe bushel. Swiss chard. No. !, 500
vKoETAnLEs. MISCELLANEOUS =
No. 2. 5Oa6Oe- Broccoli. No. !, 50 bushsl
Beets, No. ], 20 75c don punches. Cab
oage, No. j, tOn 60c bushel. Carrots No.
l, 2ou ooe d9z, ouncnss:. Wax beans, No.
81. n.13n2.26 bushsl; California No. L. 81
bushsl. Celery, fancy. zoe don. punches
No, ]. tOgooc; No. 2. 15R2oc. Dnl.
40 y s9e dor. bunehss Kohlrsbi, No. /,
no: l, 90 75e doz; punches; No. 2 soc.
Curly parsley, No. 1. so y soc doz. punches
Parsley root. No. l., 500 s5c doz. bunehes.
Peas. fancy s2.3o bushel; Potatoes, No.
Rsdi.h.s. red No j, aoe soe dos. Sschs.
No: 2 zoe long white; No; J., 400 csc
bunches. Tomatoes. hothouse, No. 1. So rs
- }. so 1t-lb. basket. Turnips. 75c u 81
oushei Summer squash, No. J, 81. 5Od 3
half bushel.
POULTRY-Live hens. heavy breeds. o
n 27c 10. leghorns. % q 25e; brOilers, heavy.
20 q SIC; leghorn. "a 2sc h.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, June 27 INs) BUTTER
ksss.'' % ls,l5 idG,. tubs: m'rssi us
score, cars. sec extra firss, 81 score.
3ai,c; firsts, $3.50 score 32ia Q34Lc
specials 90 score. 37T37i4e.
EGGs-Recsipts, lt05s cases; market,
Y az up Current receipts. 2piSc. fresh
extra flrsts. 81 J, q 3liic; fresh nrsts 30i.
3ll.c; dirties, 2siic; checks. 2sc.
CHEEsE-Twins, 21h 82iac; daisies.
22s = 23c; prints and longhorns. % 2
IIyE pot1ITpyn.L- c,o..a
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Ex-Ce||-0 Lists
I Million Profit

Ex-Cell-O Corporation for the
six months ended May 81 reports
a net profit OF $2,059 52S after
provision OF S6,62S, ,5S5 for federal
income and excess profits taxes.
The above net is equal 10 S.l6 a
share on 39S, S,S06 shares of COM
mon stock.
Net profit for the quarter ended
May 81 was Sl.099,94 or S276 a
common share. against 1853, ,5S4 or
S2.4l a share in the three months
ended Feb. %, 1912.
Because OF a change from a
calendar year TO a fiscal year end
ing November 81, direct compari-
son with a year ago is not avail
able. Net profit for six months
ended June 81, 1871, however. was
81 ,0SS, TOT or -S2.73 a share, and for
the quarter ended June 30. 1911,
was $3.50, 125 or ST. a share.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

ance. Fluctuations were very small
with a few exceptions such as
Chrysler. which opened at 57le.
of ] II. and then regained nearly
all the decline. General Motors
made minor gain
The few features beside Chrysler
included National Lead preferred
a stock. which gained 5l2 points
10 157; American Woolen pre-
ferred. which lost point TO equal
lis low at 81: Newport News Ship
building preferred which lost n
point 10 80 and United Fruit and
Air Reduction, up a point each.
Bethlehem Steel eascd slightly
on single transaction. L. s.
Steel was up slightly while Re-
public equaled its low for the
year. Coppers were dull with
prices little changed.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool prior
preferred made a new low on a
small decline. Aviation Corpora
ton. Illinois Central and Mack
Trucks cquaied their lows. Gen.
eral Motors preferred equaled its
high at l26. UP Il.
Farm and mercantile issues
were narrowly irregular Oils
made small gains. Tobaccos and
utilities held around the previous
close.
Bonds were quiet Rails regis
tered some improvement. notably
second grades.
Most commodities registered
minor advances in dull turnover.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Detroit Produce

APPLE Es-I Illinois bu baskets. L. 8 No
]. 2-:nch minimum. yellow Transparsnts
boxes. winesaps, extra fancy. i3ss-iS3s
So IS n } so: 1s0s and smaller. So.
BEANs--Na ryland bu hampers, BlacA
Valentines, 81 y las; fair, e0c; Bountifuis
81 n 1.2j, poor as lo~ "a 25c wax beans
poor. 25c New Jersey bu baskets, Blach
cANTAioUPEs-sairn Meats. Cali.
forniA. Imperial Valley, jumbo 2Is. 81 ~
"a, best mostly IS 75a+; jumbo crates
36s, 4.5015. fair 81 %; jumbo 45f. best
50 Il 525: standard 45s. $40: Arizona.
Yuma distinct. jumbo 36s, >i.2s, standard
ass, 81 25; pony, j4s. 50 SO.
CARRoTs--I.o Angeles crstes, doz
punches. California. best. s3.40a 3 80. poor
CAULIFLOWER Washington pony
crates rs and larger. $3.50.
CELERY Special crates. California
Pascal, 2-s dor, s3.Sog4 Michigan,
Golden Heart. doz stalks 4Se' ha's' u
cuCUMBERs-Bu basket. Arkansas. 81
10 North Carolina. tsid run, poor to
fair. 75c v 81 so. South Carolina, fancy.
siesrs, generally good. s225
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates, iceberg.
California. salinas district, 5 doz, 81 rs
$3.50; don. ss.25ne53.
ONIONS 5O-lb sacks Texas yellow
srrmudas. L. 5 commercial. SOC or more
L. s. No. J. N.5opi 40; jumbo yelIows
" 30. Crystal white wax. L. :, No. !
fair condition 81 90; Bsbosa, L. s. No. /,
3-inch and larger S175h isj.
POTATOES - iOO-lb sacks. California
u. s No. !, washed. Long Whites. So a.
- so: Alabama, a. 5. No. !. washed
Triumphs. IS iDa3.25; U. ). commercials
81 so; mesh bags. S2g225; u. s. No. /
washed, Long Whites. 81 s5H2 20; T.. n
No ], white Rose, 81 80. North Carolins
and Virginia, No. 1. Unwashed. Cobbltrs
81. 5n27j: 4. 4. No l. sire y. Si.45,
Tennessee u. & No. 1 unwashed, Cohblers
80 rs; South Carolina, Y. s. No. ! un-
washed Green Mountains. - s5.
SWEET PoTATOEs-Porto Rican vans
I,ouisians bu crates, L. 4. No. i, 81 l5i
waxed. s2l5a225
TOMATOES l0-lb cartons. rspaeks me
dlums. 81 " I 05: 25-lb lugs. repaeks. So 2a
1235 hothouse s-lb baskets, mediums
Ohio, Sin 80 small size. 9OHe5c: lndi-
ana, Si25. small 90 medium. SlGl 10
original luEs u. = No. / green. ripe and
turning. wrapped, Texas. 6xa ana larEer
81 25a2 90. 6x7, 81 225: Mississippi. 6xt
and larger. 81 25.
WATERMELONS-Flo and Georgia
per melon, Csnnonbals, ~ lbs, 40q 4jc
20 lbs. fair quality, 35c $3.50 lbs 60c
some s low as 37hc Tom Wsisons. 2s
lbs, b7M " soc; b ms 50G65c cuban
Queens. 26-2s los, A0a 55e, mostly 90 5Oc
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Good News!
BY International News service

MORE WEAPONS - War pro-
duction during May rose to 1000
planes, 1.500 tanks, 1000 artillery
pieces and apti-tank guns and
more than 100000 machine guns
and sub-machine guns.
MORE TRUCKS - Operations
at the Pontiac plants of the Yel-
low Coach and Truck Company,
makers of army trucks, resumed
today after a 24-hour strike.
MORE PORK-The department
Of agriculture predicts a pork crop
of 10o, 500, 600 head during 1912, a
"a per cent rise in last year S
record crop of $4,000 head.
MORE TOOLS-The value of
machine tools, presses and other
metal working machinery shipped
during May was s1lS.500,000. a
rise Of so per cent over the same
month last year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Production Problems

The so-called "Sub-boards, ="
which will handle separate and
distinct problems of-the overall
production effort, will function
under the production and resources
unit.
James s. Knowlson. chief of the
WPB division OF industry opera
lions, has been named as Nelson S
deputy. while Sir Walter Layton
will serve in the same capacity TO
Lyttelton. who recently visited
the United States and discussed
production problems with Nelson.
One of the first "sub-boards" 10
be announced is expected To be a
six-man unit TO take charge of the
critical rubber situation, including
an intensified drive 10 conserve
existing rubber and an effort 10
speed synthetic production.
Official circles indicated that
Wayne Johnson, recently named
by Nelson to head up a technical
committee on oil pipelines, would
be appointed as chairman of the
three-member American delegation
ION the rubber board.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Wheat Futures
Develop Easy
Tone al Close
Corn Follows Trend
TO Register Minor
Loss; Soybeans Mixed

CHICAGO. June q 1NSl.-l
Wheat turned easy in today's late
dealings and closed &c lower
after losing earlier gains ranging
to sc. July finished at S115A.
Corn closed &c 10 sc lower
after closely following the trend
of wheat. Oats finished lac 10 q C
off and rye &c to &c lower.
Soybeans were irregular. The
July contract dropped 1hc after
gaining Sc early, but recovered
partially at the close and finished
asc off. Deferred contracts closed
&c TO &c up after ruling firm
throughout.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28

Tentatively mentioned for the
other two posts are Lieut.. Gen.
Brehon B. Somervell, chief of the
army services of supply, and
Charles F. kettering, vice presi-
dent of General Motors Corpo-
ration and president Of the General
Motors Research Corporation.
These three men, together with
their British counterparts, would
make the overall decisions affect
ing rubber. Is
Lieutenant General Somervell's
presence on the board is being
sought in view of an anticipated
effort to enforce stringent con
servation of rubber tires through.
out the army, the campaign &c
apply equally to giant 10-wheel
transport trucks and "jeeps."
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
451 Billions Wait.
Congress- Action
In Next 3DaY v. '
New Fiscal Year
TO Start Wednesday;
Army Bill Biggest
BY WILLIAM THEIS
lntl New. ser,lc. staff Correspondents

WASHINGTON. June 27 uNS6
Congress today turned on legiS-
lative pressure 10 appropriate IN
three working days some 4o's.
billion dollars for the new govern
ment starting next Wednesday
In fiscal year-end fashion, the
House held a Saturday session IN
its drive 10 reach agreement on
m jor appropriation measures
which have been deadlocked for
days in conference committees. i
Biggest single item in the pends
ing list-but not in controversy
is the S42. 800, ,003 OCT army approE
priation bill 10 meet the needs or
the military establishment in fiscat
1913. II is now in the Senate
after having passed the House
with wartime dispatch-the larg.
est appropriation bilP ever laid
before am legislative body.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Building Awards
Exceed 1941 Week

NEW YORK, June u - Engi-
neering construction volume for the
last week totaled Sl5S,839, 600
an increase of IL per cent over
the corresponding week, accord
ing to Engineering News-Record
The weeks construction brings
the 1912 volume 10 date TO S4, sos.
294. 900, an increase OF 70 per cent
over 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Britons 10 Join
u. 5. Control
Of fProduetion
Sub-Board 10 Rule
on Saving Rubber and
Speeding Synthetic Output

ASHIN TON, June u
United States and British war
production leaders today were
reported TO be preparing TO set
up a series or Joint committees 10
exercise control over various in
dividual phases of the United
Nations production effort.
Formal announcements arc eX-
pected within a day or two from
WPB Chairman Donald NJ. Nelson
and Capt Oliver Lyttelton. rank
ing members of the recently
appointed joint British and Amer
ican production and resources
hoard
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. June 2T.--Coprser price
held AZ re pound delivered CON
usctiCut Valley base Export copper Was
unchanged al iiNc pound T. a.. .. New
York.
Zinc price held ~ the eeiHnE level OF
3 25c pound. East -. Louis
Lead price remained az A Soc pound
New York and ass cents a pound. St
Louis '-\
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Saoinaw Markets

SAGINAW, June 81 tUPj.-Today's pay
ing prices 20 growers for beans:
Pea beans. St25; lisht red kidneys. 81
dark red Kidneys, 50; c. r. c. yellow
eyes S6; G. r. {. light cranberries 50:
c. ". G. dark crsnberries. SO so.
Wheat csc u 81; oats, 43asic: rye. "a
. Ssc; sx-rowsd harley. 81 i.s2n I as: bsck-
wheat, 81 25p2.3o corn, $50 soc; soybesns.
1.5id1.53
tThese prices furnished by Michigan Bean
CrmDanv
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Port Huron 10 Fete
Lexington Skipper

PORT HURON, June 27.-Port
Huron Saturday made ready to enc
tertain a favorite son. Rear Ad-
miral Frederic c. Sherman, COM
mander of the Lexington which
was sunk in the Coral Sea battle.
He returns TO his home town on
Tuesday to launch a war savings
Stamn drive -t
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on saturday.
Fridays prices follow: Hens, average
run, 2Oc. leghorn hens lbs. and up. lie
cocks. 100 i1e; rock springeTs. 4 lbs. and
up. 2sc, rock broilers. 2h TO lbs 26c
leghorn broilers. 2 lbs. up 2Ic: IL 20 2
lbs. iec. under NJ pounds not wanted
old tom turkeys, lsc: hens, 22c.
EGGS Market steady. Current receipts.
zoe. undergrades. 27il a2siic
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Tuesdays Deadiine

Unless waning time forces adop-
tion of a resolution to permit gos-
ernment departments to continue
pending enactment Of
appropriations, all but $96. SOC, 600
of the total pending $45, ,551.6 .618,-
404 must be passed by the end OF
the fiscal year on June 30. ~
With S95, 5,168, 1856, 9s1 in waf
appropriations and contract au.,
enacted since the ses-;:
sion began in January-including
the $3.50, ,OO0,0 900 naval expansion
authorization sent to the White
House today--the pending appro-
priations swell to a grand total OF
$140,719, ,955. 1886 the amount Con-
gress will have provided In seven
months.
Proposed Amounts ,
Here are the appropriations
pending:
S42, $40. .o6a.oe7 army sppropris-
Ftion. =. :.
$1,05S, ,951, $50 labor-federal se.
curity bill, including the contrc-
versial S75,s18,000 CCC fund.
$426, ,281 1886 state, commerce
and justice departments. bin.
$3.50, ,395 ,695 agriculture depart
ment. in dispute in the wheat
parity fight. 80.
$3.50 $4,000 emergency relief
and WPA bill. ~ !,
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
Stock Trading
AT a StandstiI|;
Prices Uneven
ChrysIer Rallies After
EarIy Drop; Some Leader,
Only Once on Tape

! NEW YORK, June 27.--Trading
on the stock market dwindied to-
day to one of the lightest Saturday
sessions since the first World War,
prices moved irregularly in mar
row range.
In many instances. leading issues
appeared only once on the tape.
Many failed to make an appear
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
CUICACO CASH CRAIN

CHlCAGO. June % tINSl. .-WHEAT- No
2 red, - ieS. No. hard, si.i5; No.
coRN-No. / yellow, sse No. 2 yellow
s5% m ms6lte; No. . yellow, si1s5%c; No
yellow. s<h n Soc; No. 5 yellow, So % Sac
No. white, ssae; No. 2 white, sse; No
3 whne, sTc: sample grade white, s5%c c.
oATs-Ho. ! mixed. 4sA p4s%c; No.
mixed, 4sL n4eitc: No white 4eA d
shi,.. tsse; no. j mixed. g" extra heavy ssi
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. June 81 Wheat
closed unchanged today Oats and bs riley
unchanged 10 Nc OF. rye ise 10 !. c lower
NHEAT--Juiy, s0+e sold.
OATS-July 5lize bid: October, 4sjz n
49, December. 47tsc bid.
BARLEf-July, 6iSse bid; October. SO 4.
V63Ae.
RYE-July. 54Hc bid; October. 5sse.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-28
New Bond Offerings
Decrease Slightly

NEW YORK. June 27.-New
bond offerings this week amounted
to 81, ,030, 900 against S., Az, 900 in
the previous week and SS3, 250. 900
in the l94l week. it was reported
TODAY. N