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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20

TO make only six products
garbage cans, garbage pals.
wash boilers, fire shove1s,
pals and wash tubs. Plastic
and fiber substitutes are be-
ing developed to take the
place Of some galvanized
ware, and the wooden tub in
dustry probably win increase
production 20 meet part Of the
demands for tubs.
One Of these days, II the label
comes off q can Of food. you won't
be wracking your memory for
just what 1t contained. The wPB
Is asking food Gamers to mark
the contents on the can itself. This
Is being made primarily for canned
goods for the army because some
times under military operations
supplies are handled under diff
cult conditions and labels can be
torn off.
California grape wines will cost
Mrs. America more now that the
oPA has granted an upward adj
justment in ceiling prices to cover
increased production costs and the
new federal excise tax. This means
an immediate increase of % cents
per gallon in the retail price Of
California dessert wines, and nine
cents per gallon for California
table wines. The new regulation
does not affect wine produced In
other areas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20
STILL A COB

Eddie Bracken. who played a
sailor IN The Fleets In" plays the
same role In Paramount's "Star
Spangled Rhythm" the musical
with q cast Of over rs top players.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20
AERIAL RUNNERS

Actors Chester Morris and Rich
ard Arien are In Harlingen. Texas.
filming location scenes for Para
mounts Aerial Gunner" for pro-
ducers Pine and Thomas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the fiu is over and gone, the
cough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis II neglected
Creomulsion relieves promptly De-
cause 1t goes right TO the seat OF the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature 70
soothe and heal raw, tender. Unnamed
bronchial mucous membranes. NO
matter how many medicines YOU
have tried, tell your druggist to sell
YOU a bottle Of Creomulsion with the
understanding you must like the way
it quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMUlSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20
Mrs. America Continues
To Meet War Problems

Editors This
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20

The expression packed tight as
sardines in a can" may be charged
one of these days to include oys-
tiers. You see, the wPB has re-
quested packers to increase by 20
to 80 per cent the amount Of
oysters packed in various sine
containers. This u intended to
conserve additional supplies of tin
and steel for war production. 80
when you buy . No. can Of oys-
tiers you'll be getting tn ounces
instead Of five, and II you choose
q No. 2 can you'il have II ounces
instead Of 10.
OUTDOOR cHRisrMAs
DECORATIONS BANNED
Christmas trees and special
decorations win glow within
American homes a. usual this
year. but the wPB In asking that
outdoor decoration lighting be
eliminated this year In the inter-
est Of wartime conservation. II In
estimated that elimination Of out
door Christmas lighting viii save
enough electricity to meet the
lighting and power requirements
of a city of $4,000 for a year.
Mrs. America and her children
are assured q warm winter by the
war production board. and the old
fashioned flannel night shirt's fu-
ture is secure. Halt Of the looms
which had been converted to maxi
ing bag shseting for war produc-
ton now win b reconverted 70
making outing flannels. That
means plenty material to keep
Americans warm. At the same
time you'll be able to find pajamas
with attached foot coverings for
youngsters. one-piece pajamas
in children's sizes 3. 4. o and 8
as well ~ girle' sizes and 8 may
be made in this style. A previous
simplification order Of the wPB
designed to save materials prohib-
tied feet In children's pajamas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20
TAKE PHILIPS
MllksMAeNESlA
M,.ziE

DO xou WANT 10 wsks up tomor-
row clsar-hsadsd dull Of Pep?
Thsn don't 1T your stomach 30
sosr during IT, night bscauns
you ats to- mudh q stayed up
TOO late smoking and drinking.
TAXI Phillips Milk Of Masnssia
At bedtime. It doe more than
msrely neutralize excess acidity
lit jiniskss tks JOB by acting as 4
very esntls laxative. Helps you
to wake up feeling frssh as o
dnisy. Red the directions on
III milk Of magnsaia package
snd taks - directed thereon or
sspssszibsd by your physician
oDoG-Svwo ACTION
lsuouyaAanxns skesss syoMAes
AUDe-01 - \ - gunnr - =
49, - ounSss - @sny 1ssnso -
&nnnDun slnsah ns6uasiy.
zAess As 40 lAxAuvs. os~sss--
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20

II you're dependent upon curriers'
made from iron and steel. you
might a. well prepare to do with
out them. Curriers' for beauty par
Tor and home use have just been
added TO the list Of items for which
iron and steel are prohibited.
Buckles for clothing. except over
alls and dungarees, miniature toy
banks and sewing thimbles are
other items for which the use Of
iron and steel 10 forbidden. STAIN
less steel can no longer be used
for coffee pots. furniture hard
ware, dishes. saucers and plates
a. well as cutlery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-20

Mrs Americas kitchen gar
bage can h the latest house
held item 10 feel the effect of
the war In WIPE order re-
stricting end simplifying the
production Of galvanized ware.
Fire shoveas. wash tubs. wash
botlers and buckets may Be
manufactured for tt next
two mo9ths On . restricted
baaik but In January there
win Be . further cut. After
Jan. 1 manufacturers Of gal
vanized ware win be allowed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

After considering every likely
male menace" in Hollywood,
Samuel Goldwyn turned 10 one Of
his own contraciees. Dana An.
drsws. for the role Of Joe Lilac.
gsngstsr hoy friend ~ Barbara
stsnwyck and rival Of Gary Coop
er In Ball NJ Fire The role sig-
nails the entry NJ the young Mis-
sissipian into the big time" after
one Of the most unusual careers
in Hollywood.
Arriving in Hollywood fro m
Texas. Andrews worked az an at
iendant at a gas station tn Van
Nuys. where his good looks and
strapping appearance 30 impressed
his bosses that they financed him
in dramatic school and singing
lessons.
Andrews h reported 10 have
paid off the bosses $1,000 invest.
ment just before starting work on
the new offering
Principal hurdle IN casting the
Ball n Fire" role xsa the fact
that "gangstsr" was needed " no
would bs both romantic and tail
enough tn make a eiimzctic fight
with six-foot-four Gary Cooper
belisyable.
Ball Of Fire" IL currently show
ing AZ the Blue Mouse thester.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Is No Job al All
MAKING Tears Flow

Those famous Shirley Temple
tears, as renowned as her dim
pies, flow again for the first time
in two years.
For a scene in Kathleen" the
new M-G-M picture. currently
playing at the Music Box theater.
in which Shirley makes her return
10 the screen, she says goodbye
to her pet dog. black French
poodle. The script called for shir-
ley to burst into tears. and In
preparation Director Harold s.
Bucquet had makeup man
stand by with glycerine drops,
Hollywoods usual tears"
When asked II she would need
them. Shirley thought = moment.
then said. Gee. it's been a long
time. but let me try 10 cry first. %
She stepped into the scene. In
less than a minute. the tears be-
gan IN come. EASILY and plenti-
fully. Shirley kept II up through
three takes without a let-upl
Appearing with the child star in
Kathleen" are Herbert Marshall.
LARAMIE Day. Gail Patrick. Felix
Bresssrt. Nella Walker and Lloyd
corrigan. The story ia based on
Kay Van Riper's original Of =
lonely girl whose father il too
preoccupied with his own IN. TO
give her his devotion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

Hayden. with Wanda Mckay in tn
feminine lead.
When We think NJ the Cana
dian Northwest Mounted Po-
lice We quite natural, picture
the beautiful horses which
have 80 closely been associated
with their activities. To-day,
however. some Of these ia
nous Officers ride the airways
and planes play Important
roles In the performance Of
their duties.
Such a story is the new produc.
ton at the Barovic house .
story packed with action in ths
far reaches Of the North woods
Charles Farrell and June
Lang occupy the top spots in
the companion film. The
Deadly Game" = dewn-to-the-
minute yarn about spies. for
e.gn agents and the p. n. I.
Here. too. there is something
going on every second and enough
excitement to satisfy any movie
fan. In fact. the entire bill utilities
thrilling adventures to entertain
Riviera patrons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATGRS

HH~N NJ
sis.ross -. n,e "a = = ~, s.sk
siso william tksnaissn IN ssil~F<
81 f<sss isie 80. Zoo -
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Thrcukh re Night II 60 : -
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ssylezs aiso tAcsa selsn IN naY
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rsrtfoI = Ffea NsrAuFrsE n -
Hours - Az. si=e Fsn uf<f .
eoNwt MY Ronsia nessn IN IA
sssnssiensi sausaron s,s" oux
kienes n sc.ttsfsera Meets
nroeaeay
kN ~fsssr A. sel-ea n ~s~.n~e
nlyer slse William resa IN Wife
LAKEWOOD Pred Astzlr~ tn ~yean
Never Oct rich also Frames
Farmer n ~nsdlands - DAKOTA
rsHk - Ronald Rsskn In tntrrus.
slonsi squadron. sl-e March e
Tine
rsos ros nansid pss.a IN later
national squadron si~o Cen
stance Bennett IN Las ~ the
RfsftRT - Roscoe kzfnss N IRE
Cav NAssf>ond~ slsa Charles nIes-
ford IN Burma Cenxes
kf>-Hcnsld Rrssn N fntefnstteH=
81 Squadron also Gene Ausfs -
singing mn
suNft' nenfrew In Fighting Mad.
also East side kid.
~ >>tf-=fiona Massey IN "fntrrnzz
tional fAdf alan Aaffofis Weed
worth in Niagara Pals
To Nftf-lsrk oskis IN pls ara
shine also NELSON Kaas In ~choo.
olats Soldier
LiHFRrN. ru,siinp- HeHssn and Ne.
Carthy IN Hlook Whns i2uEhine
also oeorFe sanders In The oss
RIVIERA samnsf Cary Grant IN
Suspicion also March II Time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
TOUCHES Go Soft in
Beverly's Film

Six of Hollywoods hsrdsst
yeggs 20 soft in BUY Ne That
Town" the romantic comedy NJ
gangland on tho loose now at the
Beverly theatsr. With Lloyd Mo-
Ian. Constance Moore. Albert Dek-
ker and Sheldon Leonard In tho
leading role. the film Keeps up
the fast fun pace until the final
flicker. Nolan plays rang
leader who buys an uninoorporatsd
village In Connecticut and thsn
turns the town jail into a hide
out for income tAx dodgers. en-.
bezxlsrs and other rich crooks
a. 81 900 per head per week Ne
throws over this lucrative rsrset
for the sake ~ romance. battles
smother Eangstsr and finally voos
and wins the daughter Of the town
Judge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
State Will Lose
Big Tax Revenue

OLYMPIA - When the war
knocked tho props out from the
automotiys industry. u also took
away ono ~ the states potent
sources ~ tsx revenue. the state
tax commission reports
during ths fiscal year ended
isst May. automobile dealers in
Washington did a gross sz53 .O00.
600 business. second only 10 tina
sale NJ foods. which tofalled tz70,-
600 900. Loss Of this business not
only hurt those directly employed
bat viii kBoek a slzeabis hole in
state tax revenues since the aulo
business pad 10 ss.ssz US in sAls.
taxes alone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Jan King Prepares
For State Tour

Jan King ~ the rrntufy hall
RON has announced. with the al
di,ion ~ several nsw men snd
girl vocalist. he feels HE hand
IL ncw prepared far = mad tour
u famlllariss the entire northwest
with music a Ia King
Several Tseofnsns have been
chosen hs King 20 eomplets hls
band. including Chuck Mnlsnari.
drums: Neil rly. tenor s.s. Dave
wlsnsr. hsss. Paul Montgomery.
Rob cosins and Harry Ar<ts
trumpets
The name ~ the girl vocalist
remains . secret. bat shs 10 ons
~ those ~ho sndlflansd w ths
numerous contests held st ths
Century ard wili make her debut
al the Musicians hall IN sunday
This IL going 10 he busy ~seh-
end for Kings orche.trs. ~ he
will play Friday. saturday. and
fhrn again On sunday morning for
the swing SHIFT. entering the par
sde Of hands Sunday night for
the Musicians bali. which Will
compiets thu schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Wayne, Blondell
Head Rialto Film

Colorful drama and romance are
the order of the day at the Rislto
theater. where John Wayne-Joan
Blonden co-starring film h cur
rently showing.
Miss Blondell enacts the con-
troversisl role of Jenny Blake. the
young proprietress Of a gambling
boat on the Mississippi in Mem
phis. Through the Vaccinations
of Jack Morgan, a picturesque and
fascinating gambler who loves her
devotedly. she is chosen Queen of
the annual Carnival Ball over the
protests of Memphis society. who
cannot accept her into their
charmed inner circle. but who.
still, needs must kotow to Morgan.
to whom they are under finan-
cial and political obligations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Dancing Begins Sunday
Al Lake Wilderness

The opening Of the spring dane
ing season at Gaffney's Grove.
Lake wilderness. 10 announced to-
day by Kain and Tom Gaffney,
congenial managers OF the popular
resort.
Dancing will be held every Sat
urday night starting Feb. FL 10
the music of Bus Riley's orchestra.
Gaffney's Grove Is reached by
paved highway through Kent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

Jack Oaks 10 very happy
man these days just a year ago
he was thinking ~ giving up tho
siricsl work. and going into bo-l-
ness Then came his comic I'M
psrsonstion N Mussolini In the
Great Dictator" ard Hollywood
vss again reminded that Jack IL
one ~ the worlds comic artists
Nov oakis has one ~ the rolss
~ his life - q dim -wittsg half
back IN Marx Hslllnssrs Rise
and Shine musical comedy now
Al the Temple thsateT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
B0gdrf Scores,

The story concern. . gang
ster who re~ents anyone
breaking In On his racket,
even " those involved happen
N hs foreign agents who are
using their operations ~ =
blind" for more important
business.
II doesn't take much imsgins.
ton for one to picture the rough.
house which results when Bogari
hits the ceiling" and decides to
clean house. How well he does II
makes as exciting and thrilling q
story as Tacoma has seen foi
some time.
On the same new bill IL
The Body Disappears"
takeoff on the Topper" plot.
with Jeffrey Lynn and Jane
Nyman In the leads and Ed
ward Everett Horton heading
The supporting cast.
It's good comedy and will
prove highly amusing. particularly
for those who did not see the
Topper" productions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

In the News

Two REPRESENTATIVES, of Mayor
Angelo =. Rc..l 81 San Francisco
are en- route 10 Washington 10
confer with secressr, ef Interior
Harold 4. Iekes on = plan 10 sell
Hetch Hetchy power To war In
dustry :. Alpheus Brian Of Della
van. Cal. student flier. and In
.tructor Vic spesis are in serious
condition in Reno from crash in
Juries
Va Ping yu. chief of the Chinese
merchants volunteer corps. has
been arrested In Singapore. and
charged with snti-Japsnese setiyi-
ties
Greer carson. British born film
star and nominee for the Academy
Award will leave Sunday for OF
tsws To participate In Canada .
second victory loan drive the
japanese broadcast a roundabout
report that Gen. SIR Archibald
Mav~ii, commander-in-chi Of the
Allied Far Eastern forces. has
been wounded and Ia under medical
treatment at Soeraba1a.
A Los Angeles jury delibersted
murder charges against Frank
pug Carlo. former prizefight
promoter accused Of participating
in the gang staying Of Harry (BiE
GreenieD .reenb~vg in 1899.
Dr. Mans u. Gros. who studied
medicine at q German military
college: Mrs. Francis q. Gre.,
movie studio eartoonist. and Al
br~cht X. c. Reuter-, importer, were
indicted IN Los Angeles q. .
charge Of furnishing Germany
with defense information.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
East Side Club
To Meet Mar. 4

The East Side Business club.
which was recently organized. has
decided 10 hold meetings every
two weeks. The next one will he
on Wednesday evening. March 4,
At the Royal Neighbors hall
A program of entertainment was
presented by the club To q large
crowd at Gault school "Wednesday
evening. George Spray. who has
made a name for himself in show
business in California, acted As
master Of ceremonies. A talk was
given by Mayor Harry p. Cain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Has Possibilities,

Raymond Massey has been cast
by Warner Bros rs German Of
ficer, the villain Of Desperate
Journey" the wartime aviation
film starring Enrol Flynn and
Ronald Reagan.
Under term contract 10 War
ners, Massey recently completed a
sinister role in Arsenic and Old
Lace" and before that played the
heavy" in Dangerously They
Live" the John Garfield starrer
Just released.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

NJ Il To srr<<r pay ~ E4IU
<qo&drsH= n q ~e<e< which ny
give - e<r~r~ n<edacne. Whea
Jor H>il rars Nsx~I nvs~~ ~stn :
srrsmti<a literary silussce. IT,
TIE elder actor s<xs -kNd ance
y<'r~ s<HiH' nh~rti<> ~ nc1e1e
NUNS annt fosr~< tns ere -
~rcs< .H4suf - sne<s<c< q vcsre
-. Ole n Z t.ru>>
rn<a IeIlews . writer's nrfs =
The script ~kIshmsaA ~ nsvs
nrfsxs nhpets n The wusa 1coep.
u mus - painted raf tnsf -
secv< rr~m i smnn1 nurns ~
kne~u. .nd n snaali - eIlewe1
n ss.nd.
nocau rAs.ovv
a f<w menths 49, no ssvs -
scid fIs~e<s ssnnae ihs tse1os -
. icc.l night rluh wes . ees1h-
ins rr,sn<t named Mary necst An1
smenx her cssssowssH ws4 upNe
rssrr~y. I'm scmeeew wss euael1es
than any cf the male pasruea -
notice that Niss eecss - .
quality th> movies might wnne.
~ shs star srcks n ~ vsGNt -
PIE and ths fsew~v rssi ~ ~
Interview. . test asa . re1e -
-ninKs - Hsr Fin9~vs
rne newcomer wae sse>etafly
thrilled snuuf n r~eeues hes neup-
fsessr has shs LEAD N Ne -
savs. And then. ~ hev mn seeNs.
Mary Scott had 70 sisp &C.,
nsrnsy.
what with ~ the spv pictures
going - sssss DAYS. many Win
feminine sscrss sresss. thers's
sinister business sfrot IN shs <nt.
iywncds Not cniy afcct esst
shsrk. ssnes rsuissts Goddard snd
MsrxaFes usyes had shces to-.
psac plans drawn - shssr aHassl.
der hississ w Insssshss lnh.
A. for the fcas part. xieenoe
Powell started u N shs row~sp-
vsmpsd /" snip Ahoy= ~ ssp dape.
ing . dos-srd-dssh warning u
Amsucan sailors that srss aeruts
we're shout ts sabotage hattie
ship. Ard now. IN Shadows ~
the enoxe = IN ~h,rh shs rlsvs A
feslsndsr. aonis Heals vsii asiivsr
similar warning ~ writing esst
. message On Ice during . s,satins
number.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21
Royal Mounted P1frOT.

A Changing world is revealed IN
The new first-run feature attrsc-
ton which opened yesterday at
the Riviera theater. II is titled,
"Roysl Mounted Patrol and CO.
stars Charles Starrett and Russell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

Jean PARKER 10 one NJ Holly
woods many Actresses whn live nn
ranch. and daily drives from her
ranch IN rsrsmsunt studios. where
rhss making Mo Hands m the
Clock" for Producers william
Pine and William Thomas. In 10
minutes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-21

The studios seemed vsvy ssitss
istsiy In anyone Fsst streiilng
around tho ints. No new pdctur~e
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-08

members on the teams were the
cause of the change.
After two weeks of play the City
of Ell Centro has pulled into the lead,
having two wins and no losses.
Close behind with one win and
one loss are six other teams: Post
Press, Telephone company, Cramer's,
Acme, Ortiz All-Stars, LID. office.
Bringing up the rear with no wins
and two losses is the 20-30 club.
All games are scheduled to be
played in the large city stadium
this week. League Manager Max
SoneS said Monday. Several times
during the first two weeks the park
has been used by other organizations
on nights of scheduled games, fore
ing the moving to the small park
in the northern part of the city.
The games are supposed to be got
ten underway before 8 pm, ac-
cording to B league rules.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-08
BOB JONES LEADS
QUAL|FIERS FOR
HALE AMERICA
By UNITED PRESS

Frank Commisso of Roch-
ester, N. Y, shot a five-under
par 211 scoring along with
two other players, the best
qualifying round of the day as a
host of linksmen won berthS in the
Hale America open golf final Sum
day but the veteran Bobby Jones
chalked up the outstanding perfor-
nance with 205.
Jones, golf's greatest grand-slam-
mer who was exempted from quail
flying, nevertheless played in the
field of 40 representing eight south
ern states at Atlanta, Ga, and came
in with five e-under-par total. Buck
White, Mer.r-lIS professional, led
the qualifiers in that district with
a one-under-par 2l1.
Commisso, western New York
PGA champion for the last four
years, led field of seven qualifiers
among 60 entrants at WilliamSville,
N. Y, and gained berth in the
tournament final scheduled for
June 1921 at Chicago's Ridgemoor
country club.
Third man with 211 was Bob
Gutwein of Cincinnati who led the
eight qualifiers in his home town.
Billy Burke of Cleveland. winner of
the U. S. open golf championship
a decade ago in the longest playoff
on recoro, q.aiiiied in that district
by gaining the last berth in play
off.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-08
". J. STOCKS

NEW YORK. June s CUP - spurt
OF nearly points in Eastman Kodak
featured IN irregular quiet advance on
The stock market today.
This gain plus few others ranging
10 ] p points IN American Telephone sen;
tho industrial average up nearly a point
10 new high since last March 4.
The Sastman rise gave the general
market in appearance of strength that
experts said was unWarranted BY ner-
iormance OF the list as a whole. Aside
from Eastman. there were only 3 issues
among the 50 stocks used in the aver
age that rose point These We're Inter
national Harvester, Union Carbide and
Texas company. or the II issues which
gained, u were up fractionally The re-
mining l3 included declines and five
unchanged.
Steel shares barely held their own.
Aside from Texas company. oils were
steady 10 slightly higher Rails were mar
rowly mixed with Union Pacific, a strong
feature. up points. Monsanto Chemical
was up a point North American was
active in an irregular utility group.
Soft drink issues were in demand when
il was announced the treasury depart
ment favored tax on the group being
passed on 10 consumers. Coca Cola Spurt-
ed nearly points.
General Motors made new high for
the year at 3Sh up i and Chrysler at
its high was up nearly a point. Detroit
reported automobile companies now had
ON hand war orders totaling S14, 900 600. .
600, against S4.oO0,0 100000 when the US.
entered the war.
Mcintyre Porcupine made a new high
in firm Gold Mining group. COPPER
shares were quiet and little changed.
Airline issues were firm.
Goodyear and L. s. Rubber made new
highs. Tobaecos were firm. featured by
2-point gains in Philip Morris issues. US
Gypsum gained a point
Sales were 355,69O shares against 4S6.
no last Friday. Dow-Jones preliminary
closing averages: Industrial 10555 uD
l.03; Rail 23.S5. up 81; Utility 1898 up
IA; 65 stocks 34.S1 up 80.