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Evening star., 1942-07-02
London Bank Report

- LONDON, July . tR,.--The Bank oi
England weekly statement today showed
note circulation at a new high of fS0l,-
sos 900, an increase of f5,565,00O.
Private deposits and government securl-
ties continued to show gains. advancing
almost f40,0oo00o and f43.ooo'ooo' re-
spectively.
Public deposits increased more than
100000 and other securities were UP
more than f6,000.0 900.
Reserves decreased upward of f6,ooo,-
The proportion of the banks reserve TO
liability this week stood at 12.s per cent,
compared with 1b.1 year ago.
The detailed statement for the week
ended June "a follows Gin thousands OF
CIRCULATION. sol sos; increase, 5,5e5.
Bullion, 559; increase. -
Reserve, 29,954: decrease, 1858
Public deposits, IL sos. increase, 3.4s3.
3e,ao5
Government securities, 1918; in
crease, 42,595.
Other securities. 32,sao; increase s.3sl
Ratio OF reserve to liabilities, l2s per
cent compared with 81 last week
Evening star., 1942-07-02
London Market
Is Quiet, but
About Steady
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. July 2.-The stock mar
ket was quiet, but mostly steady
today.
British funds maintained a firm
undertone Foreign bonds we're gen.
orally quiet. Egyptian issues
steadied.
Quotations on industrial shares
were generally maintained, but home
rails gave slight ground in some
cases. Development shares advanced
in the Kaf1irs group on Cape Town
buying.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Roll Executives Shifted

CLEVELAND, July 2 R).-Carl
Howe, Erie Railroads vice president
in charge of traffic, is being ap-
pointed resident vice president in
charge OF all Chicago departments
and is succeeded IN his Cleveland
job by Harry w. Won Willer, here
tofore assistant vice president, the
road announced today.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

$ Unit Of trading, 10 shares. In bank:
under. Bankruptcy Act, or securities ~.
sumed By such .compsnies- Rates Of divi::
disbursements based On the last quarterly
or semi-annua1 declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
rights. Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock. . Declared or paid so far this year.
PAYABLE In stock. 9 Paid last year. h Paw
able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
New York Produce
nrAECTTC-

NEW YORK. July 2 lF4.-Egss, 24,o61
arm: Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy,
34-37; extra; 33h:: graded .nrsts. 32A
dirtiess; No. /, BIN; average checks
30h-A.
Whites: Fancy to extra fancy, 3ela.
3a1a; exchange specials, SO: standards
33R-34; fancy heavy mediums, 35-37;
mediums, 34k.
Browns Fancy to extra fancy. $500;
specials, 34-34H,; standards, SO; mediums
33la-34
Duck eggs. 3o-35.
Butter 62s,s21; irmer Creamery
higher than 90 score and premium marks
31R-3Sa4i a2 score (cash MARKET, 81.
31h; .se.s1 score, 33ha-3613; $685.
score, 1898
Cheese. 33eo5e; steady, Prices un.
changed.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July 2 P.--Eoon foreign
dollars, others in cents):
Canada-Ofncial Canadian Control Board
rates for United States dollars. buying 10
per cent premium, selling IL per cent
premium, equivalent to discounts on Ca
madam dollers in New York Of buying 991
per cent. selling 8. 90 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, l0,. per cent discount or $685.
Unitel States cents.
Foreign Exchange Committee ratesj. buy
ing 4.02, selling 4.O4, open market; cables,
404
Latin America-Argentina. ofncial,
29.71: tree, $3.50; Brazil. ofhcial. SOON;
free. b.GOn Mexico, 2O.6tn.
Rates. in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated.
n Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

PROVIDENCE, r. I-ACCUSED OF ANTI-U S. SENTIMENTS
Nicholas Hansen 27 gh former empoye in the naval tor
pedo station at Newport R. L. leaves Federal Court yesterday
after arrgnmen charge by the FBI that he advocated
the overthrow of the United States Government He
quoted Assistant United States Attorney Joseph
saying would rather fight for Hitler With him
deputy marshal "A P. Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Freight Loudines

NEW YORK, July 2 Pl.--Revenue
Ing today for the week ended June ~ in
June s7. Prev vk. Yr. ago.
t.,i tsh,ish Valley me 3122.se4 3122.ssee44 1884 1sssssoo
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Washington Gas Light common
200 at IA, 10 at ID.
Potomac Electric Power 5h% pfd.-
5 at 1141s.
Washington Gas Light $3.50 pfd.-
10 at 921a, Is at 921a.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, July THE Associated
35 commodities today advanced to as.14.
Previous day; 9s.0e; week ago, e1.s4;
month ago. 9oo7' 9o4 year yea, ago; sse9 10, %
High - aa.7o a5.l2 1925 as.l4
Low 1854 77.03 $3.50 4l44
G926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-07-02

Uncle Sam will smash-n you
put up the cash. Buy War bonds
now. . ..
Evening star., 1942-07-02
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Stocks D;,.t. =. '''s''i 's r.. vs.; Sc,
Stock and

| STOCK ana sal
Dividend Rate. Ad
Air Way Electric
Ala Great Sou 4.50e.
Ala Power Of (79
Alum Co Of Am (2e).
Alum Co pf t6'
Am Cynamid tB) go
Am Gas b 3 1 .60A
Am q b Z pf f4.76)
Am Gen pf q, -
Am Laun M t.s0sl :.
Am 1t q Trac 20
| Am Mfg Co .5oe
Am Pot Oh (2E> -
Am Republics .10e--
Am Superpwr Of
Am Superpw | st Of
Ark Nat Gas pf .55k
Att Coast Fish Soc.
Att Coast L 2.50s -
Atlas Plywood (2)--
Baldwin Loco war
Beech Aircraft -.
Bell Tel Can ths) -.
Bowman Bit 1st -
Braz TL&P h.40e--
Breeze Corp f1g)
Brewster A { 3nel
Buff Niaz&E pf go
Bunk Hin d s a.
Calf Elec Power
Ca rrier Corp -
Cessna Aircraft 1e--
Cities Service -.
Cities Service Of 3g-
Col G b Y Of (h)
Cons G d e Bal $50
Consol Gas d Elec
Bal pf c t4i ----
Conso' Gas util
Cont Roll & Steel IL
Coop-B pr pf (3)
Copper Range soc
Corroon&R pf 5.50k.
Cuban All. soc -
Darby Petrolm Soc
Delay Stores .1oe--.
Dennison tA1 .30a
Det Mich Stove .10e-
Draper Corp 3 --
Driver-Harris $40
Duke Power 1.5oe
Eagle Pitcher l. zoe
Est G&F 6 pf 2.25k-
EG & p Or pft4.50)
Easy Wash B .375g
E1ec Bond d Share.
Elec B & 8 Of (5)---
Eec 3 & s pf t6l ---
Emp g & r 81 pr
En- G & p 6h% pf-.
Emp g d F7% pr
Emp G b F So Of !:
Esquire. Inc .2oe---
Ford Can tA) (h1)-
Franklin Co Dist
Fuller pf az
Gen Pub Svc pf
Ga Power Of fo)
Great Northn Pap O.
Gulf Oil Corp Ia
Hearn DEBT Stores -.
Heyden Chem / .50e- .
Hoe (R) b Co tA)
Hollinger Gold hiss
Humble Oil .75e
Hummel-Ross .10e--
Upgrade Syl .3125--
Ill Iowa pf 1.42k--
III Ia Pwr div ct--
Ind Svc ~ pf
Ins Co N A f2.60a)- 4
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE July q
Sales. STOCKS High Low Close
100 Arundel Corp -- 14sa 14as I4ss
15 BALTIC Transit 81 81 81
Is BALTIC Transit pfd ~ 4h 4h
Consol Pow com so 4ah so
? Fidelity t. Deposit 100 12O 100
ls1 u Fidel IL Guar 25 24A ob
$4,000 BALTIC Tr deb Is A Az am 47A
5000 BALTIC Trans 5s A 55s IS IS
Evening star., 1942-07-02
Wool Shipments Soar

South America has increased its
shipments Of raw wool to the United
States over 500 per cent since 1898.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
United States Treasury Position

BY the Associated Press.
The nnsitinn Of the Treakury June 30 c
Evening star., 1942-07-02
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY.
STOCKS

PUBLIC UTILITY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
HELLO, CRIPPLE

A correspondent who Is evident
Nv seriously crippled and heading
towards total disability requests me
to tell him what vitamin he needs
and to give him all the advice I
can, as he hasn't much confidence
In doctors (that Is, In the ordinary
doctors in his community and per-
haps doctors in general-of course
1t does not apply to me, for here Is
the reason the correspondent
has unbounded confidence IN mel
and he supposes his trouble is arth-
ritis but besides that his teeth are
In bad shape, he adds, and so on
and on, Notwithstanding the printed
instructions to the effect that DR..
Brady will not diagnose or prescribe
for individual cases.
It would be futile to estimate the
number Of cripples or potential
cripples In the country whose teeth
are and for some unaccountable
reason have been In the condition
Of the correspondents teeth.
One thing the correspondent says
fairly burns me up. It makes me
hopping mad. I have good notion
to drop the whole thing and 60
directly to the bowling green, where
q fellow can forget everything but
beating the pants off the beggar
who opposes him.
He says, dad blast It, that he has
gathered much wisdom from my
column in the many years he has
been reading 1t.
II this correspondent has been
reading this column for years how
In the name OF health could he pos
sibly have failed TO comprehend
what teach about care Of the
teeth?
Perhaps he Is che Of those read
ers who nor or express their ap-
proval when I say or teach some
thing that comedies with their pre-
conceived ideas, but dismiss 1t as
wrong or maybe my effort to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

facetious when I teach something
that does not agree with their Su-
perior view.
I told the truth when explained
that could not form on opinion or
offer sound advice on the basis OF
the data given In his letter. Still I
believe and know that In many
thousands Of cases Of potential or
actual Gripping by chronic disease
the Gripping begins In the mouth
the victims have for years neglected
proper care OF the teeth, just is
this correspondent did. How do I
know he neglected his tie eth? All
I know is what I read in the letters
he says his teeth are in bad shape,
doesn't hep II he had given his
teeth proper care-the care OF
good dentist-all his teeth would
be working for him, keeping him
at now.
Why didn't the poor goof give
his teeth proper care? oh, for one
reason or another-maybe he didn't
know how essential proper r1iasti-
cation OF food is for health or may
be he was too stingy or narrow
minded to procure competent dental
treatment when 1t was needed, OF
maybe he fooled around with quack
dentists, bargain dental parlors
and finally gave up in disgust In
stead Of consulting dentist OF
repute and sticking with him
through the years.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Gardening
I instruct classes In gardening. Can
you give me any data on growing
Hydrocotyle asiatica or rather on
the medicinal virtues Of the plant,
II any2 III. M
Answer-It Is used In South Africa
and India as Alternative and popu
larly as a remedy for leprosy and
syphilis. Small doses are stimulat-
ing, large doses narcotic, sometimes
causing headache, stupor and vertigo
and tendency to coma.
! Copyright, 1912, JOhn r. Ollie Coz
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
GIOrtwMg
Yourself

SMART women are using the so
called luxury beauty preparations,
like fine perfume, with Imagination
to stretch the dwindllng supply.
A resourceful perfume lover, Tor M
stance, uses bath oil, toilet water,
cologne and the ike, 70 supplement
the precious and sparingly -tised con-
centrated essences.
In connection with this iuea,
prominent houses are Accenting
new spring and summer bath prepa-
rations which help lengthen the
service Of your perfume supply.
Among the most attractive Is one
series featuring rain-fresh, April
flower scent, These are packaged IN
sparkling tourquoise and yellow.
Another house features q sum-
ner-tine hot weather cologne
series, each suggestive Of one Or
several sweet but-not-too- sweet
blooms. There are rose geranilin,
sweet spice, jasmine, and o bracing
all-outdoors' blend.
Then there's q new group pack
aged IN novel garden" form, such
as a garden umbrella OF cologne on
non-tip base, q seed envelope o.
bubble bath, q basket Of three nnely
Did YOU ever consider peffuming
YOUR clothes with bath oilp Many
are doing It now. Simply hang two
d. three dresses on the shower ROD
while the bath water runs int the
tub and while you soak.
LIGHT BULB WILL
SPREAD FRAGRANCE
One whose hair Is oily may put
few drops OF scented cologne IN
Anal shampoo rinse. Cologne,
scented or plain, Is to be used as
a rundown after o bath or TO cool
arms and forehead this summer
when the weather Is hot or when
your spirits flag, and 1t will close
the pores Of the scalp too. Another
nice idea for oily hair is to use o
half-ard half mixture Of cologne
and water to dampen the ends that
you roll up on curriers' between visits
TO the hairdresser.
II it seems downright extrava-
CANT to use perfume by day In this
era, you might try putting Just one
drop OF concentrated bath oil, In an
odor matching your perfume, on o
hot light bulb in room where you
entertain. The room expresses you
as much as your face does, and the
drop Of bath oil will wrap you In
fragrance effectively as perfume.
coconut cake, coffee, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

American won
en-, Of all shapes,
sizes and ages,
are getting into
slackS for the
duration.
OF course,
there Is q real
reason why some
women are buy
ing trousers In
stead Of skirts.
The woman who
Is doing q mans
work In q factory
finds o mans
costume m ore
comfortable and
more suitable for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

@. Recently I have noticed q
hard lime-like coating In my tea
kettle. What causes it7 Is there
q way TO remove 1t without HARM
ing the metal?
A. This coating results from
changes In the Solunbility and
chemical composition OF the miner
ais in the water when the tempera-
ture is raised. A ten TO twenty pei
cent solution Of acetic acid, or very
dilute hydrochloric acid used al
room temperature will usually re-
move II. A circular, Lime Deposits
In Teakettles," which contains
more detailed information, can be
obtained by sending q 3-cent stamp
ed, addressed envelop TO waterbury
Democrat Service Bureau, 1913
Thirteenth ST., Washington, D. G.
q. I saw q suggestion for using
"honey butter" for sandwiches and
waffles. How Is 1t made?
A. Use / cup OF honey and IL
cup OF butter. Let both butter and
honey stand In O warm room until
soft. Beat until well blended. Put
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04


But for the reason why the vogue
FOR Stacks is fast sweeping the coun-
try must DO mainly psychological.
For many Of the women who are
taking to Stacks aren't doing any
kind OF work that calls for them.
WOMEN PINCH HITTING
FOR THEIR MEN
But women are being called on to
be the men OF their families, to
shoulder responsibility and 10 look
ont for themselves. And even II they
Silll have their men with them now,
p0Any Of them are already facing the
day when they will be thrown on
their own.
Maybe that Is why they suddenly
feel more comfortable In trousers
than they do In skirts. During war
time It's q mans world--and II the
women are TO pinch hit for men,
they feel q little more adequate II
they dress the part.
Don't we have an inelegant de-
aexiption OF the woman who, In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
Of Interest to Women

Have you q household problem
TO solve? Write your question
clearly, sign your name and ad-
dress, enclose q three -cent postage
stamp and mali to The Woman'S
Editor, Washington Service Blu
reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th
Street, Washington, ID. c., for q
personal reply.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

An individual fashion touch" is
the leaf spray embroidered on
Claire Tilden's new frock, Pattern
$50. This transfer motif Is repeated
on both Of the bodice panels that
continue the full length OF the dress
for q wonderfully SHINING effectl
The gathers at the shoulders and
waist are most becoming TO the
larger figure, and the short and
three quarter sleeves are gathered
too. Do choose q cool, sheer crepe.
Pattern $50 Is cut IN womens
sizes "a, 80, 80, 40, AZ, A, 46 and 40.
Size 80 requires 3 Ia yards 80 inch
fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (plus
ONE CENT TO cover cost OF mail
ing) for this pattern, WRITE
CLEARLY SIZE, NAME, AD-
DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER.
Send orders to The waterbury
Democrat, Pattern Department, 70
Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

Lum and Abner, stars Of RKO
Radios 1.-THE Bashful Bachelor" are
inveterate fishermen. whenever they
can get away from their broadcast
ing and studio activities they can be
found packing in to some remote
place to spend hours with q hook
and line.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

In a small jar and store in the re.
frlgerator. This Is q delicious ard
nutritious spread FOR sandwiches OF
on waHleg and griddle cakes; de-
licious also for cinnamon toast with
o little cinnamon added TO suit the
taste.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
WE, THE WOMEN.
Why Some Women Wear Stacks:
They Want To Dress The Part
In Role AS MAN OF The House"

peacetime, runs the family instead
Of letting her husband make the de-
cislons? We soy, Ills wife wears
the pants" Well, the women who
are being forced into playing a mans
role for the duration are just taking
that literally.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
Caroline
Chatfield
Says Today
Budget: BugabOO of the Housewife
Title Registered, .. 8. Patent ofae0

Budget: Bugaboo Of the Housewife
one or the nmistakabe marks upodatenes home
everybody nearly has budget few there be
that live by It, know who spent weeks tonng over e
Peter life leads She over adver
ements actually spends hours pueng around grocery stores
before bed (h wasn't business woman before mar
rage ether).
ust SUPPOSE" we her. up 1t has
Gently done and haven't allowed enough money TO ed your
haVs easy" says figure variations in prices and
margin isn't big enough buy substitutes There's always
canned instead OF fresh vegetable cheaper
foods TO take the place Of better ones"
the lives of friends ana acquanance than you aa
gift and flower money used up before the year
Is up, how do you get around taatP
"Thaps never happened liberal for
anything left give TO church. We
thers keep separate bank account Tor hurch ana Iuas
embaraSments about these items When the
small balance In the account which
check out Immediately"
your outgrow clothes before the budget
mo2 Don't have to get dress for
hadn't counted on Doesn't the house need repairs
that won't don't have small accidents to the that
quire expenditures?
"O" says things upset shop
wardrobe that have something for
eway plenty
y and we've been lucky about automobile accidents.
Not surprising 1t that families live by the budget they've
up
sonal shopper, and soothsayer, 1t can't be DONE
Of spend poor
when down to sleep the borrowed bed and drink
coffee, we'll be CAROLINE CHATFIELD
70"
HE Newspaper " ~ " Wv "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
HEALTH
Hoe, To Keep Well
By DIR. WILLIAM BRADY, MD.

health nyEiene mot 10
will answered
envelope Letters %SS Ds
answered In no
ChcnEo ILL.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04
ny RUTH MILLETT

Papa Is just going to have one
pair OF pants TO the suits he buys
In the future, and no wonder. Mama
needs the extra pair.
or at least she thinks she does.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

Not surprising is that families live by the budget
up lady Of the house economist bookkeper
fesSona shopper and oothsayer can't be done
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

will last days the poor
say
drink
coffee, be sorry. CAROLINE CHATFTELD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04


in ths oumn Letters unSube for Will Be answered
All held In confidence Write Mas ChatheG
nj
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

Don't your children outgrow their clothes before
says they can have more2 Don't you have to get new
occasion that you hadn't counted on? Doesn't the house
that won't wait and don't you have small accidents to the
quire expenditures?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

''Thats never happened TO us. We make libeI
these things and II anything Is left give II
are tthers keep separate bank account for church
SO we don't have any embarraSsments about these
year As out we usually have small balance In the
check out Immediately"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

mo- she none Of those things upset our figures sho
children that there plenty
out plan something every
exactly would choose II had
sinking repairs plenty
and we've beenl lucky about automobile accidents
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-04

"Just suppose there are more weddings births, del
events In the lives of your friends ana acquaintance
figured on and your gift and flower money Is used up
IS up, how do you get around that?'
Evening star., 1942-03-02
War Taxes, Economics
People S Lobby Topics

Speakers representing Is religious,
labor and other organizations will
join in a conference on war taxes
and economics to be sponsored here
Saturday by the Peoples Lobby, 1t
was announced yesterday.
Among those taking part in the
discussions at Wesley Hall, 1703 K
street NV, will be Bishop Francis
j. Mcconnell of the Methodist
Church in the New York area; Rep
resentatNe John M. Coffee. Demo-
crat, of Washington; Ernest M. Pat
terson of Pennsylvania University,
Colston E. Warne of Amherst Col
lege, James B. Carey, secretary OF
the c. I. O.; DR.. Jacob Perlman,
economist with the Social Security
Board; Dr. David Kaplan, economist
for the International Brotherhood
of Teamsters. and Michael Straight,
editor of the New Republic.
Subjects to be considered include:
"Can We Finance the War by Tax
ation?", "Untapped Sources of
Hoarded Wealth." WAR Economics
and Post War Policies" and rs So
cianzation Essential to War;" The
evening session will be devoted to
discussion of the relation of under
privileged groups to the war econ
Ony.
Evening star., 1942-03-02
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE ARCHITECT OF THE
CAPITOL. Washington, D. G. February p.
a-sEALEp BIDS in r13l tripIcste eo will be
March il, 1o43, and then publicly opened:
for the reconstruction OF section Of the
ppins paa10i wsshngton EoTfT an B. s' G. speceatons
saned Ethoa ana deooa By gfs
pkvfp RefsFS lynn on Aaesest 81 the he oapo
LANGLEY, FAIRFAX. COUNTY. VA. PUB
lie RPad qssb Sta %oRKs Ia
F5QS ExhHB MashhHiaS'4Rn 4qeodsas siSs5s iii
b pHbiy Gpsned Pubic S hs Roads o'. Admn m is:
tration' Room i23, Winder Building, 18th
and r Streets NV washington. 2, E.. at
i AN War Time March i4.ss. lS 1919 ss2sta do5
of the Public Roads Research Station for
the Pubic Roads AdWins5Tation 81 LAM ann
fS ea 'ss* sss o G09R drsxnss Hs ane e0n
will be supplied free to each general con-
tractor interested in submitting propasal
MUST AbeI be returned to this once. contracc
tors recurring additional sets may obtain
them BY purchase. from t. this MS ONCE =, at "a
drawings. and specifications must be made
to the Saes a he s o
sistently failed to submit proposals. One
set upon request, and when considered In
the Interests Of the Government. will be
Engineer, to Builders Exchanges, Cham
bers Of Commerce or other orsanisstion
who will guarantee to make them availsole
Interested, and to quantity surveyors, but
this privilege will be. withdrawn II the sets
piished their purpose. r. H. MacDonald.
Commissioner of Public Roads. Federal
Works Agency. NOTE:-See General Con-
OF Contract, Bid Bond, Performance Bond
and Payment Bond. which may be obtained
upon application. fe26. .mh2