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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
Market Dropped Down
 To Big Losses Today
Leading Shares Led in Fall of Prices; Ranged Up to
 Two Points; American Telephone Was Worst

lower, rallied to recover all losses but then resumed its decline. A private estimate placed probable May consumption of cotton by mills at 96O,000 bales, against 998,000 in April and 923,O00 year ago.
 Selling was credited to New Or- leans interests and liquidation for the account of recent buyers.
 WOOL MARKET
 Boston, June 12-OP)-Trading on the Boston wool market wass spotty with sales of domestic wools mostly for filling in contracts ne-, gotiated by official agencies, the U. s. agriculture department re- ported today.
 Bright three-eighths and one- quarter blood combing fleece wools were quiet at about 50 cents grease basis. Buying for civilian accounts was very light. The extension of allotments to the mills up to August 2nd on substantially the same basis as the second quarter has steadied the market.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
Three Plead Guilty
 ToGambling Charges
State Representative Jackson of Naugatuck One of Accused TriO-TO Be Sentenced Tuesday

Representative Thomas L. Jackson, AS, of Naugatuck
 represented the borough at the 1941 session of the General Assembly, this afternoon pleaded guilty to charges of operating horserace betting establishment His plea was entered in superior court before Judge Edward DalY
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12

By Service
 Washington 2-JoEpny Doughboy in hit with the folks both the towpeope and the farmers,
 That's the welcome word brought here by Bernard Newman c writer British Ministry Information to visit armaments plants
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12

Clothes are being made from hotties, according to . report from Hungary,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
TREASURY BALANCE
winthrop, WhitehOuse & Co.
 Tel A-3l81

Washington, June le-(UP)--Gov- arnment expenses and receipts for the current fiscal year through June 10 compared with . year agoi Vhls ReRF Expenses hpst Year sea,tl7,ssh.ssA9B sll.70s,s7 ,sps,bi
 War Spending sss, ,tb2,sf2,s0l,02 s5,7Tt, ,ssf,6te,el
 Receipts
 lo,ssb,2tlTll.7g Ss,e5s,sibsOs,os efe,eee, ,lFe,e40,l9 Sb,0Ol, ,2e2, ts
 Cash RhlRnce es.ips,ess,ebt.se es,tes,sio,set.e1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12

Routh AfFicR's Board Of Cen- sors reviewed i,e0o motion pictures lest year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
COTTON FIITT1REs

WI 1WAN 2 v 4 OGUN1b
 New York, June 12-(UP)-Cot- ton futures turned easier in quiet forenoon trade today on liquidation induced by indications of lessened domestic consumption. Midday prices were unchanged to { points lower.
 The market opened { to points
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-06-12
By ELMER c. WAI1ZER Limited Press Financial Editor

New York, June 12-(UP)-stocks slipped down to losses ranging to 2 points today after initial stead- iness.
 Leading shares led the setback. American Telephone, selling ex- dividend SPAS, dropped 2 1-3 points to 113, while Allied Chemical fell 2 to 133 Ia. Chrysler replced an early small gain with 1 point loss at 59 3-4 and General Motors slumped 5-S to 37. Bethlehem Steel and U. s. Steel sold down around 1-2 point each.
 Coca Cola, Deere 6 Company, Liggett & Myers Tobacco, G. 0. Murphy, Pure oil preferred and Westinghouse Electric sold off a point or more. Continental Baking preferred dropped 3 points to 97.
 A few issues, including Interna- tional Business Machines, Tide Water Associated Oil preferred and United Gas preferred had gains of 8 point or more.
 Cuban-American Sugar preferred was 8 feature. Selling ex-dividend $51.75 per share, refecting clearing up of arrearages, the stock opened at 89 1-2, up IA, and then reached 90. Meanwhile, it also sold on cash basis at Al IA, or up l 1-4 over the previous regular sale and the highest quotation this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Bad NeUs IN Pacific

All indications are that events
VIII continue TO 20 badly for us
IN the Pacific and in the Orient.
perhaps for as long as several
months. Singapore is the pivotal
point. It's downfall would be
calamltous. would seriously de-
lay defeat of Japan - but
would not thwart IL
On the European continent
most Will depend on how much
additional punishment Russia
can intlict upon the Nazis this
winter and upon Germanys
ability or inability 10 achieve a
comeback next spring.
Meanwhile, Britain will con-
tinue 10 lombard Germany and
German occupied ports and
other strategic centers, on an
increasingly severe scale. This
process of attrition is steadily
weakening the enemy much
more than generally realized. is
making effective invasion OF the
Cnned Kingdom more and more
unlikely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Hopeful War
Will End This
Year---Forbes
Admits Average
Business Man Sees
Windup in Is43
BY b. G. FORBES

At the end Of 1886 made this
statement:
"The best 1887 forecast could
be written by President Roose-
welt, because upon him and his
policies will depend moro largely
than upon any other ono thing
the economic fate Of America
during the coming year."
The best 1912 forecast could
be written by Mars, the god OF
war, because upon war develop
ments will depend more largely
than upon any other one thing
the economic fate Of America
during the coming year."
In this column year ago I
ventured 20 predictions. CLASH
fed under two heads. Certain
ties" Probabilities" Some one.
analyzing them on New Years
Day, awarded me a rating OF 80
per cent accuracy under the first
classification, fully so per cent
under the second. / can hope j..
for no such score for 1912.
Contrary TO the almost uni
versal expectation, am hopeful
tn a [ the war will either be
ended or in its final stages. on
both oceans. by this time next
year. 1 cannot conceive OF starv-
. ing Europe going through an
Rpther winter of war.
y have pooled" SO of Amer
ica's leaders in industry, finance,
railroading. business. on when
the war will end and what will
finally end it, Only 20 per cent
name 1912; 80 per cent desig-
nate 1913; p per cent, 1914.
Averaging these would give 1913
a vote Of II per cent. The great
majority predict that the COL
lapse Of Hitlerism will finally
be precipitated by economic and
social causes throughout the
continent of Europe rather than
by outright defeat of Germany'x
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Budd Company Speeds
Production of Shells

the plant Is a military secret, It
has been substantially increased
during The year and is now one Of
the highest in the United States.
Also streaming from its produc-
ton lines are wheels for army
cars and trucks, while research Is
proceeding along a number of lines
with the aim of developing new or
better equipment for the nations
armed services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
National Savings Total
Hits POst-BOOn, Peak

Americans In 1910 saved money
at the yearly rate OF more than
So, SOC. 900, 900. an all-time high
since the boom years of 1925-1926.
This was the net gain in savings
represented by private investments
In savings and loan associations,
insurance policies, savings deposits
in banks, postal savings and United
States savings bonds. This brought
the volume of such savings and in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

The Budd Wheel Company.
which now has added greatly to
previously reported government
contracts, has turned its facilities
increasingly toward national de-
Tense during 1871. officials stated.
The Detroit firm presented Its
! 200, 00Oth shell TO the ordnance
last March. While the
exact rate Of shell production at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

vestments outstanding at the year.
end to $4,000, 100000.
The net growth in 1910 repre-
sents a rise Of almost Is per cent
over the 1889 figure of $1,000. :
100000. reflecting the higher
pitch of business activity. Compar-
ing 1910 with 1888, the increment
last year in these types of savings
was as much as Is per cent in
excess of the gain recorded two
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Younger!
Population Figures Show
Trend TO Youth

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Pre.
liminary 1910 population figures
show that in The age group Is to
10 years there are 2,346, 4S1 per-
sons. more than in any other FIVE
year age group. The third most
numerous group Is that aged 70
to "a years.
These two age groups, with
their combined population of 3D.
sos, Ola, represent 1872 per cent CT
the total 1910 population.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Treble Munitions
Workers Is Plea

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE
number Of production workers
needed to turn out munitions for
the war will have to be twice or
three times the size of the ma
tons present employment force.
according to Sidney Hillman. asso-
ciate director general of the
Office Of Production Management.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Buy n BOmf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

During the year two examinations bank made by
the National Bank Examiners and addition Board of
Directors made thorough examinations of the affairs Of the
Certified Public Accountants.
the opinion of the Directors and Officers of the bank
adequate have been for securties losses de-
of three branch bank buildings social security and
other including the Michigan Intangible Tax
deposits which this bank has again agreed the
year of 1o4l.
While the activities Of Trust Department still
fined limited heldservng Registrar Stock Transfer and
and Custodian of the volume OF
this and its earnings have been satisfactory
during the past year.
in the Penobsco Building location of main Office and the
Highland Park and MchiganNeckel Dearborn branches.
On December IL 1o4l the Board of Directors added Mr.
John Calhoun who has been with the bank since It's organza
the Official staff appointing him the Office Of Assistant
Cashier.
with gratitude that express thanks the Directors
the Executive Committee and Board meetings. to the officer:
and employees for their industry and support and in behalf OF all
Of them take this opportunity thank the loyal patrons OF this
bank who have much advancing the OF your
institution in efforts this community and country
Respectfully submitted.
HENRY II. SANGER,
President
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, JANUARY -, I947.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18

Time Deposits on December 81, 1911 amounted
Compared with total on December 81 194O. ,30l04
or an increase Oh 4,O<I,SO7Io
is particularly gratifying that there has been actual in
deposits during the This spite Of the
fact that substantial savings have into Defense Bonds and
Tax Notes In this bank has handled 700
applications totang for these Bonds and Notes
In with other banks these services rendered without
compensation.
INCOME STATEMENT FOR YEAR ENDING
DECEMBER 81, 1914
Gross Earnings, including Interest from Loans
and Securities, and other Income amounted
Observation-Disclosures. 7,674,,I4s3
Total Operating Expenses, including Salaries,
Extra Compensation, Rents, Interest Time
Deposits Taxes, Federal Deposit Insurance,
Depreciation Charges Reserves, etc. amounted
Observation-Disclosures. z,lol469l2
Net Earnings 3l9,s43.73
These earnings after setting aside, by resolution Of the
Board Directors subject the approval of the stockholders
their regular annual initial contribution Pension
Trust Fund for the benefit of the staff
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF UNDIVIDED PROFITS
Undivided Prohs-December 81, lo4O..... l,2si,457o8
Net Earnings for 1941 319,84373
l,s0i,303.7I
Dividends Paid during the year............ 240,0OO00
Undivided Prohs-December 81, I,s6l,3o3.7I
Two dividends paid in otallnE $40 10000
$500 share These shareholders record
june 70, l94l and rs OF December 20, l94i!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Tin Analysing
Method Found

WASHINGTON. Jan. IA
new method Of analyzing tin for
impurities has been developed by
Bourbon F. Scribner. a member OF
the staff of the national bureau OF
standards, according to officials OF
the bureau. The simplified method
is said to reduce the time re-
quired for the examination OF
samples of this critical material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
OFFICERS
HENRY H. SANGER
President


CHARLES K. BARLOW
VSes Prsstdssf and Secretary Of the Board
JOSEPH F. vERHELLE
Vkes President and Controller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
CHARTER NO. RESERVE DISTRICT NO:
REPORT OF CONDITION or
The MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
OF DETROIT
CHARTER NO. 1878
RESERVE DISTRICT NO: ,
OF DETROIT
In the State Of Michigan

In the Sfoie Of Michigan
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON DECEMBER ~; is4I
PUBLISHED MADE ~ COMPTROLLER or
CURRENCY UNDER SECTION s2II U. S. REVISED STATUTES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Factory Building
Costs Show Upturn

CLEVELAND. o., Jan. IL
Factory building costs AZ the year
end were 10 per cent above the
average o. year ago. according
TO the quarterly index computed
fy the Austin Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Hardships at Home

h AZ home the year promises 10
)brinC US.
Such enormously increased
war efforts as will affect the
daily life Of us all more than
we probably now foresee. We
are having samples in the rigor-
GUS rationing Of automobiles and
tires.
Very Widespread disruption OF
employment, not only in fac
tories but among sales forces
and other classes. Reabsorption
Of most wage earners mot
others should be witnessed be-
fore midyesr. followed by abun-
dance Of industrial work.
Long before the end OF the
year we are likely to have quite
hectic artificial prosperity"
stimulated b.: War expendi-
lures of SO ,OOC 900, 900 to $4,000
100000 monthly; the biggest
national pay rpll in our history;
record-breaking buying by our
agricultural population. Supple
mented, probably. by some -
though not runaway-inflation.
Material Scarcity
Despite scarcity Of certain
materials, public and private
building. according to authori-
ties. should not fall far below
last years high total. Hous-
ing for war workers will be
an important factor.
Our railroads, trucking COM
panies, bus operators. will reach
new peaks Of activity. Power
demands will eclipse all records.
So will our steel and mining
industries. Our shipbuilding and
aircraft plants will boom in
ordinately.
All This will make for anil
mated retail trade. despite
scarcity OF various classes OF
. merchandise, particularly OF
: semidurable variety. despite. too,
4 taxes beyond anything hereto
fore eXaCted.
copyrish,. 1912. by b. c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18


Submitted the ninth annual report the condition
business December l941 together with of the
earnings and a reconcilement of Undivided Profits
SINCE THE SPEEDY AND SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION
OF WAR EFFORT TRANSCRIPTS AL OTHER CONSIDER
ATOMS, OUR POLICY, INDIVIDUALLY AND COliEC-
lively, UNTIL VICTORY IS ACHIEVED, $50 COORDl-
NATE ALL OF THE BANKS EFFORTS WITH THOSE OF OUR
CoveRNMENT-To MEET EVERY CALL MADE UPON US
AND, WHERE POSSIBLE, 70 ANTICIPATE THESE CALLS
TO MAKE SACRIFICES VOLUNTARILY AND cHEERFUltY.
IN THIS POLICY WE EARNESTLY INVITE YOUR CO.
OPERATION.
Comparative figures of the banks year end for
1910 and lo4l follows:
Total Loan and Discounts, including Mortgage
December 81, l94l amounted 36,7247382o
Compared with total December 3i,l940. 800 7407
increase of.....................$ 2,o74997.35
u. S. Government (direct and guaranteed),
Municipal and other Bonds, Notes, Deben-
and Securities, December 81 l941.. 78o770S753
Compared with total December 81 1910. 1880 1886
or an increase Of ...................$ l7,,96s6O67
confined readily marketable short and
of of the bank
pledged.
Demand Deposits December 81, l94l
amounted 70 6s,165609.30
Compared with total December 81, 1870. IH430e333s
an increase o.................... zo,oo7o>>.oZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
BUY DEFENSE BONDS
THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
OF DETROIT

b esnmr m.g MSyI Ban Hb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
S11.75O-NEARLY NEW BRICK HOME m
Hillcrest SET rooms, 2 baths. extra
rage: lot b0xl69 Il. excellent view Of the
city. Call REALTY ASSOCIATES, Execu.
tive 1922 until 8 pm.
VERY ATTRACTIVE DETACHED GROOM.
2-hath brick home. with porch, Earage.
Venetian blinds. fireplace. large lot. $500.
0E. Os81, Mr.. INGRAM.
ATTRACTIVE S-RooM BUNGALOW IN
pereh soVU ooa C'S sas ssae~sn as sEEe
Mr. SHssn Bu cH1cds '0'" "0'ooo' o. oS0''
AS. PARK RID. NW.-sNdI-DETACH
Dec LIST: 81 600 cash. Columbia 1878.
COTTAGE BUNGALOW. TWO SNAIL BED
rooms. living room. fireplace. electric kitch.
Sea-. %of S.aa s. "a s. Fs,%, ss
Washinssen: con ,,: e suisslsnd snd Nay Nayy
DGTACND. eIX NOON
brick. Gas heat: substanttal cash. O6a-
yeqisns schools and tfanSpoftAtion. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, aduer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CtdSSifcdtions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section Of the city and near suburbs We
can ind you . responsible tenant II you
will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAoNKR b CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13
CHEVY CHASE, D. c

modern. semi-det.. .all-6rick home. on apieS
Iesidential street, 10 priced for quick sale.
Convenient close 70 transp. shop, csntefs
8 bedrms,. = tile baths. beautiful IN. F1et.
rM., built-in bar; auto. heat; dst. beick
Continued on Next Psss.l =
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ROOMS FURNISHED.


1923 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-One room with
twin beds. large room to share with gentle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13

LATHE. screW-cuttinC, back geared @"
swing, 81" length with chuck, 34-h.p. a. c.
motor countershaft, etc. 1911 31st
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CHEERF UL. newly furnished room. suitab BILE
for >, pleasant surroundings: 10 min.
doWntONn; unlim. phone. DU. 9O3b.
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$500 CASH.
$6,250-VACANT.
GARRETT PARK, MD.
ro6 minutes snd drive to New Naval Hospital
Eooded dr lot &c, soxao9' close e bus Or train
Wis. ave. Phone WI. 674O.
$11, 5001Cleveland Park.
MUST BE SOLD
Owner leaving the, city, has placed an
attractive. price on this detached center
entrance home for an immediate sale and
prompt possession can be given. Dutch
colonial. Z lovely cheerful rooms including
nrst-foor sunroom, 8 bedrooms. tiled bath.
living room with fireplace; modern kitchen.
gear sarage; The entire property Is in
excellent condition III a., Attrsetiyely lsndscep-
able with bus transportation within. 1
s p,ock v.Eins di.tsn and n9n scngoi wnin
4 Co, INC. realtors, DI. 1890.
o. Evenings Call MR.. BooTHnY. AM.
t,tR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13

FURNITURE-4-pc walnut veener bedrm.
suite, orig. price $500 sacrifice for 500: sec
retaries. good cond.: kneehole desk, maple
cabinet, buffet. specially priced; mahog.
DUNCAN PHYFE TABLES. SID up;
studio couches, poster beds, MATTRESSES,
springs upholstered chairs. TABLES, roll
away beds rugs. office furn. LINCOLN
FURN. CO. SO7 Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-13

WooDs1DE FOREST, SILVER SPRING,
S11,500-6 r.. BATHS. FIREPLACE.
COR. LOT. 115xl25. COMPLETELY FUR.
NIsHED. $3.50 MORE. MeDEvIrT. sH,
1921,
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,0l5 18th ST NW.-Large double room
or gentlemen or working couple. NO.
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BOATS.

EV1NRUDE and Elto cupboard motors;
Thompson boats new and used; service
and parts: used parts: factory representa-
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

Iarge double rooms, excellent meals,
quiet, beautiful location, GOOD trauspofto.
ton: select clientele. 3o40 18th. CO. 02oz.
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FUR COATS. l Skunk, ] marmlnk marmot
fox Jacket, $50; used seal, good, $50; black
cloth. fur collar, SIS; . fur collars and
fur scraps; all good cond.: sacrifice. leaving
for Calf 3l6 Md. ave. ne. Ii U41S. -
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FURNISHINGS of 6-room house, mist be
sold by Nov. 6; 5000. terms; less for ca sh;
no dealers NO 1920, Ext 344 10.
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FURNITURE-Govt. orders us to .vacate
our largest warehouse by, December l.
warehouse. therefore we are forced to
sacrif1ce 100000 worth Of fine furniture;
have hundreds of bedrm.. dining rm., liv;
rm. suites; overstuffed and occasional
chairs; secretaries and desks, coffee, cock
man make: floor and table lamps and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
showroom before you buy and take 4OGo
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FURNITURE-Complete household, desks,
tables. chairs. etc. DI. u t:}.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SA!LBOAT. 16-ft., Comet class; complete
with all equipment; reasonable. Call after
n m MT S2Ed
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S12.5OO
= Detached brick, beautifully situated on
l Sii;. corner r lot in section OF new homes.
built within the last years Six spacious
looms % bedrooms. baths, automatic
neat; frst moor. lavatory. attractive brick
HHr obsat n N living room. Call Mr.. Good,
49, SHANNON a. LUcHs CO..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-31
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