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La gaceta., 1943-04-14
FESTIVAL AR
POR
Ell COMITE PRO BASILI0
ALVAREZ DE N. YORK

lEl querido amigo JESUS Die
guez, un gallego liberal y repu-
tlicanO nos informa desde New
York queel proximo domingo,
dia Is, Sc efectuara ALI un gran
dioso festival artistico organi-
zado por ell Comite Pro Basilio
Alvarez.
Tendra lugar en- los salones
de la Casa de Galicia y de Uni
dad Gallega, situados en- ell 313
de la Gale SO al oeste.
Los salones han sido genera
samente cedidos por la presti-
giosa colectividad gallega.
Sc ha fejiado a la Jentrada
general ell precio de Is c~entavos
y las puertas Sc abrir5n a las a
de la tarde.
Els una grata noticla para los
amigos que Don Basilio tiene en-
Tampa.
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Tragica muerte de dos ecIesias-
ticOs en- prisiOnes nazis

ORR
ger, de 60 amos de edad, ex-Vicario
General de la Di6cesis de Luxem-
burgo, Y ell Reverendo j. b. Esch,
han muerto en- una prisi6n despues
de haber pasado dos amos sopor-
tando las brutalidades de los nazis.
SegGn ha revelado ell Comisionado
de Information del gobierno de
LuXemburgo en- ell exilio, Monsefor
Origer fue detenido v encarcelado
POGO despues de la invasion nazi al
Gran Ducado de Luxembourg, por
"su v~aliente y frme actitud frente
q los i%nvasores."
No obstante su aSanZada edad v
delicado estado de salud, Ell prelado
luXemburgu6s fue trasladado de la
prision a un campo de concentra-
cion, Y luego Sc lie condujo nueva
mente a su zelda anterior. Mon
senior Origer Sc nego rotunda y
mountaineering a retractarse de
sus denuncias acerca de la brutali-
dad nazi, publicadas en- una revista
bajo su direction. Su ayudante, ell
Padre Esch, de 90 amos de edad,
muri6 a los diez dfas de haber ex-
pirado Monsenor Origer en- ell iris
temente celebre campo de oncen
TRACTION de Dachau.
La noticia de tales fallecimientos
fu6 recibida recientemente en- las
Ofcinas de la C~onferencia Nacional
de Bienestar Catolico, con sede en-
Washington.
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ne en- boca del general la EXPIRE
sion de que es necesario deSa-
rrollar un sexto sentldo.
Las nuevas ideas tienen un
hueyo vocabulario. Frecuente-
mente aparece en- "Estrella Ro-
ia" la Erase ell carte de la vic
toria". Los oficiales hablan de
"bellisimas operaciones". I'm
sentido de estilo en- cuanto a
combatir Sc ha desarrollado
junto con ell crecimiento del or
gullo de cada unidad, acrecen-
.tamiento del prestigio de los CO.
mandantes y mejOres unifor-
mes-todos los signos de una
mas activa, mas orgullosa y mas
eficiente maquina de guerra.
Cuando los jefes hablan a sus
hombres uSan menos los lemas
del vocabulario del simple sol
dado. Ell vocabulario de "Estre-
LA Roja" es diferente al de
"Pravda" O "Izvestia".
Ell ej6rcito rojo nutre ell es-
piritu offensive y estudia las lee
Clones de los pasados cinco me
ses. Hay tristeza bajo cada tie.
cho, pero existe la determine
ci6n de veneer.
Jamas ha visto Europa una
primavera igual.
Por las filas del Ejercito Ro.
10 circula la attraction de la ba'
ITALIA.
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adyacentes a Australia.

NA1 1NNbNCO AAA~NA 1885,
Asegura ell ilustre militar,
uno de los heroes de la campa-
fla de las Filipinas, que la po-
tente aerea, mas que la poten-
cia naval, e la llave de la situa-
ci6n en- este teatro de la guerra
V que la victoria solo podra OBJ
tenerse por la adecuada aplica-
ci6n de las fuerzas de aire y
terra.
La calma ha renacido despues
de la reciente ofensiva nipona;
pero los barcos del enemigo fue
ron bombardeados en- la bahia
de Hansa, en- la costa nOrte dt
la Nueva Guinea, siendo pro.
bablemente hundido un vapor
de 10000 toneladas e incendiadC
uno de 5000.
Gel dominic de las rutas de
mar hasta Australia, dice ell ge.
neral en- jefe, va no depende so.
lamente o quizas nj son prima.
riamente de la potencia naval
sine de la potencia aerea que
permite operar desde bases d.
$nierra y puede ser apoyada pol
la potencia naval.
81 ell enemigo logra dominal
Ell aire, inmediatamente sus bu
queS podran traer conyoyes pa
ra reforzar sus fuerzas de tie.
IRA y continuar sus ataques Ell
direction sur hasta un Unite so.
10 impuesto por ell alcance d.
las bases terrestres que utilicer
Isus aviones."
La gaceta., 1943-04-14
CUBA ~CONSTRUIRA SEIS
PLANTAS DE REFRIGE-
RACION

Habana, Abril l4.-Un de-
creto firmado por ell presidente
Batista autoriza la construction
en- Cuba de seis plantas de re-
frigeracion y dispone Sc hagan
reparaciones en- la carretera
central 2 un costo de $7,5OD.0O0
con cargo al emprestito de
S25, 100000 concedido a Cuba
por los Estados Unidos.
Las proposiciones, en- pliegos
cerrados, Sc recibiran los dias
10 Y 20 de abril. Cada provin-
ella tendra su planta de refrige-
raci6n, de modo que los campo
sinos puedan guardian frutas y
%legumbres.
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las uniones yeguiran el curse

las uniones seguiran el curse
que Sc han trazado. Elias carga.
ran, repararan barcos y lucha-
han con tenovado vigor para
conseguir que las mercaneias
lleguen a los frentes de guerra
segdn Bridges, de un pan cen
,ralizado y no permite a los o.
breros particular en- sus NOR
mas. La verdad es que carece
de normas.
"Ha llegado ell tempo de que
toda la industrial de navigation
funcione como una sola unidad,
no importa cuales s~acrificios Sc
yea obligada a demandar de ira
bajadores y mos.
A pesar de esa ineficiencia,
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E~SPERANSE OFEN
(Viene de Ia Ia. pd0.)

campaha es possible concebir
que ambos ejercitos tomen la o.
fensiva. Ell aho pasado mien-
tras los alemanes atacaban en-
el sur, los rusos abrieron ofen-
sivas en- otras parties; mas pa
sada la batalla de Stalingrado
puede verse que las otras bata-
Has en- ell frente Este eran sub
sidiarias de ella.
Pudiera ser que los alemanes
lanzasen ataques en- gran esca-
. la, simultaneamente con alta
cues rusos, y que por un tempo
! las dos naciones luchasen cor
fuerzas equiparadas.
Tambien pudiera eSperarse
un ensanche gradual del frente
donde ell lado mas fuerte hicie'
SO sus mejores esfuerzos y otrs
batalla, quiza tan violenta co.
mo la del ano pasado, absorbie'
Sc las mejores divisiones de ca
da lado.
Las cOsas lucen como 81 co
rrespondiese a Russia decidil
donde la batalla debera librar
Sc.
En- ell invierno de 1941-42 e
Ejercito Rojo, luego de una la
ga retirada, adquirio ell esprit
tn offensive; ell pasado inviernt
aprendi6 la ciencia de la defen
sa. Los a~contecimientos de lo'
Gltimos meses, en- cuanto al e
iercito russo, tienden hacia |;
creaci6n de Columns mas file
xibles, mas diSciplinadas y tie
rribles en- ell ataque.
Los nazis Sc lamentaban Ell
1941 de que no podian entendel
la intencion del enemigO. E!
como trabar combate con la nix
bla-decian. sci russo Sc ha tro
cado en- otro hombre desde que
la guerra empezara".
Ell comandante de una briga
da de tanques dice:
"Ahora Fritz teme dejar a
biertos sus flancos y esta STEM
pre- nervioso en- cuanto a nues
tras infiltraciones con subame
tralladoras."
En- un largo articulo sobre e
general Arshimtseff, publicad'
en- "Estrella Roja", ell autor pc
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Sc restringe ell uso del autom6vil
para econOmizar gasOlina

WESTINGHOUSE automovi-
listas de II Estados del Litoral del
Atlantico, cumpliendo con una dis
posicion del gobierno que prohibe
los Wales de recreo en- autom6vil,
estan ahorrando al pals 10000 ba.
rifles de gasolina por dia.
Ell senor Prentiss M. Brown.
Regulator de Precios de los Esta.
dos Unidos, elogi6 ell espiritu de-
cooperation y buena voluntad de lo'
Rutomovilistas, 10 cual ha hechs
possible a los directories de transpor
ties destinar mayor numero de va.
cones ~cisternas para ell transportC
del combustible indispensable para
la calefacci6n de las habitaciones
durante el invierno, asf como para
mantener en- funcionamiento las
fabricas de material belico que es-
tan prodaciendo las armas para
.Rplastar a las 7otencias del Eje.
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San Francisco, Abril 14-El
peri6dico de la International de
Estibadores y Obreros de Alma
Genes, la organization presidida
por Henry Bridges, acusa de
ineficiencia y falta de buena d.
recci6n a la War Shipping Ad-
ministration.
Copias han sido mandadas a
todos los senadores y represen-
tantes.
Carece la Administrator,
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Estas preguntas contestan muchos
49,. problemas sobre I'm Laxante

Black-D raught ha sido un laxante
popular, de gran venta, en- ell curse
de cuatro generaciones. Cuesta solo
% cts. por rs a 40 dosis. Viene en-
polvo o granulado. que muchos dicen
es mas facil de tomar. Siga las ms
trueciones que aparecen en- la clique
ia. La pr6xima vez de ma prueba al
Black raught en- la familiar GAIA
amarillo.
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leo de las Naciones Unidas.
La senorita Roosevelt manifesto
10 siguente: Gel Brasil esta apor-
tando, con gran entusiasmo, TODD 10
que puede para la obtencion de la
victoria. En- todos los sectores los
brasilenos estan acelerando ell de-
s~arrollO del programa belico."
Con su pareja, ell bailarin Alexan-
der Iolas, la senorita Roosevelt
actu6 durante seis semanas en- Rio
de Janeiro Y despues pas6 ocho
meses visitando otras regiones del
pals. Uno de los acontecimientos
mas emocionantes de su viaje, afr
mo dicha artista, fue la function
dada en- ell Teatro Municipal de Sac
Paulo, en- benefcio de los marinos
brasilehos.
La se1orita Roosevelt agreg6 que,
en- todas parties, ell pueblo recordaba
a su famoso abuelo qufen era como
cido por ell sobrenombre de Teddy"
o por las i~niciales at. r." A fines
del pasado siglo Theodore Roosevelt
hizo un viaje de exploration al vale
del Amazonas, acompanado por ell
Coronel Rond6n, del Brasil.
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PregantG: iSon iguales todos los
laxantes? Respuesta: No, a decir
verdad. Pregunta: iSon ~herboricos
todos los lavantes? R~espuesta: No,
algunos son salinos, em~olientes, etc.
PreguntG: iEs Black-D raught her
bal? Respuesto: 81, Black-D raught es
puramente herbal-usualmente sua-
We, pero 81 sus direcciones son segui-
das por complete. Els por este que Sc
lie llama eel laxante amigable".
La gaceta., 1943-04-14
LOS JAPONESES DESEAN
lDOMINAR Ell AIRE So
BRE Ell PACIFICO
La Aviaci6n es la Lave del
Problema, segGn ell General
Macarthur

Melbourne, Australia, Abril
14.-DeSde su Quartet general
avis6 hoy ell general MacAr-
thur que los japoneses Sc pro-
'ponen dominar ell aire en- Ell sur
oeste del Pacifico y capitalism
EN- 10 que 6l describe como su
complete dominic de las rutas
'maritimas en- ell occidente de csc
oceano Y los lugares exteriores
La gaceta., 1943-04-14
SIERRA MANTENIDA LA JUN
Ia DE LA LECHE

Tallahae see, abril 14.-Por
IS vo.o1 >'tra 5 fu6 rechaza-
dc aver un proyecto de ley que
abclia el derecho de la Junta de
la Leche a fijar precios en- ell
estado.
Los lecheros pidieron a los
legi5adores que prolongasen la
vida de Ia Junta.
Pcco antes los mismos legis-
ladores habian acordado abolir,
Dor 2 rotos contra 10, la Junta
que gobernaba los talleres de
tanir, planchar y lavar.
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Ell DISTRITo DESoTo DE
los Sc
PEUNIRA MANANA

La reunion del Distrito De
Soto de los Muchachos EXplora
dores Sc verificara mahana, a
las g de la noche, EN- la Mission
Presbiteriana de Ybor, casa MI
nero 95l de la avenida Once.
Pide la a~sistencia de todos los
miembros, el presidente Tom
Castiglia.
La gaceta., 1943-04-14

de Theodore
Roosevelt, Pre-
sidente de los
Estados Unidos
de 1901 a 1909,
regres6 recien-
temente a este
pals despues de
fectuar n
jira por ell Bra
sill, e~xpresando
su admiration
por esa republi-
ca suramericana
despues de ha-
Der Observable
su contribution
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HERIDOS LOS
DE UN DIRIGIBLE

Ho,lister, CAL, abril 14.-Un
dirigible de tipo rigido de la ma
rina choc6 con las Tomas de la
costa, al oeste de este poblado,
" despu6s deSapareci6, arrojan
do a sus nueve tripulantes Guam
30 Sc elevaba. Tres de los mari
nos sufrieron heridas y lesio
mes.
La gaceta., 1943-04-14

Sc SOLICITA un muchacho
&c mas de 16 amos para guar
IN canton pequeno. Dirijase a
esta redacci6n.
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Nofos Cortos
FL esfuerZO b6licO del Brasil
ObjP.O de encOmiO
.

WASHINGTON. - Theodore
Roosevelt, famosa bailarina y Meta
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Ell PERIODICO DE LA OR
GANIZACION DE HENRY
BRIDGES Al A LA
WAR SHIPPING ADMINS
TRATION
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
Rationing AT "A Glance

| tail outlets for civilian consump-
ton. Supply is still below actual
needs, however.
Delivery rules have been tight
ened. A package must measure at
least go inches around or weigh
five pounds before retailers are
allowed to deliver it. Nothing but
milk and ice may be delivered on
Sundays.
Permission to produce approxi-
mately 100000 domestic ice re.
frigerators during the fourth
quarter Of 1943 has been granted
by WPB. Though this quantity is
lower than third quarter quotas,
1t is expected that it will be suf-
ficient to meet demand.
WPB has increased the oil per-
mltted in gloss paint manufacture.
This still will not bring gloss
paints up to pre-war standards.
Miscellaneous.
Production of luggage with IA
factory price Of less than $1.50
(excluding taxes) is now unre-
strlcted, WPB announced. There
are sufficient raw materials on
hand for production of this type
Of luggage and no skilled labor Is
involved in It's manufacture. All
luggage Is under price control
now, and the manufactures must
attach tag to each piece show
ing the top retail price.
Some photoflash and photo
flood incandescent lamps are now
available for civilian purchases
without preference ratings, WPB
announced. Restrictions on manu-
facture and sale Of film and pho
tographlc equipment have re-
suited In decreased demands for
the photoflood and photoflash
lamps.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
Food.


Ration points are required to
buy all varieties of tongue and no
types are to be sold point free.
Beef tongue taxes six points, veal,
lamb and pork, three points.
Rice will be available to shop
ping housewives In about the same
quantities as the last few years,
but the war food administration
says it may seem scarcer because
of increased demand.
Stamps will not be taken from
ration book four for excess
stocks of canned goods already on
hand. Stamp 20 will be used for
sugar from November ! through
January Is, 1914.
To keep them from ding so high
priced as last winter, new ceiling
prices are to be placed on 13
fresh vegetables Lima beans,
snap beans, carrots, cabbage,
cauliflower, celery, cucumbers,
eggplant, lettuce, green peas,
peppers, spinach and tomatoes.
Clothing.
To save the limited supply Of
rayon and cotton Innings for mems
and boys clothing, manufacturers
have been asked by the war pro-
duction board to adopt a conser-
walton program.
WPB has again ordered more
sole leather for shoe repairs al
located to civilians. A similar or
der went out last month.
Household.
Radio tubes, half a million of
them, have been released to re-
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
FTA MEETING HELD

The regular p. r. A. meeting
was held at Florence school.
Tuesday night, October - at
1880 p. m. at the .cnool. It was
decided thatt rne P. r. A. and
the school would sponsor the
ahhus.i Halloween Festival on
Thursday night before Halo
we'en. The Festival has almost
become traditional at the school.
There will be no admission,
but refreshments will be sold
and each class will put on O
special project. Proceeds will be
used by the p. T. A. Treasury.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23

The largest increases in food
crops in 1943 come with Irish
potatoes, sweet potatoes, and
peanuts.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
We Want
10 Boys and Girls
To Sell
The Future Outlook

We want three high school girls and boys to sell
subscriptions. We have numbers of calls like this:
"Send one of your sales boys by my house with
five copies of THE FUTURE OUTLOOK. Send
of your subscription girls to collect for years
subscription from me-"
If you are interested in your boy girl taking this
job, call THE FUTURE OUTLOOK, 2-3425 or
send them by Friday or Saturday evenings, to the
following:
sos East Market Street. GREENSBORO, N. c., j.
F. johnson.
Richmond Hill, BURLINGTON, NJ c., Mrs. J. T.
Moore
MEBANE., N. c.; Mrs Susie Compton.
Prizes will be given subscriptions
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
Some Extra
MONEY?

The Fall Term of School Has Started and
Your boys and girls will soon be asking: Mother,
my teacher said We will have to pay shop and
science laboratory fee. The principal said We
will have to pay book fee'." dad, | want new
fall suit don't want to go to school looking worse
than anybody else"
Let us help you solve these family problems. We
can do SO by giving them a nice, dignified, intel
ligent job whereby they assume some of these
responsibilities themselves.
The future outlook., 1943-10-23
Household.

Radio tubes, half million of
them, have been released to re-
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Stock Market Stages
Mild Recovery in
Quiet Dealings
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Oils got
back on their feet in today's stock
market, while good recoveries by Sc
Ilected utility preferreds, liquors,
rails and industrial specialties
frightened the speculative and in
vestment picture appreciably.
The principal cloud on the come
back was lack of any real activity.
Dealings were slow from the start,
but advances of fractions to a point
or so were well distributed near the
close and scattered upturns of 3 to 4
were in evidence. Transfers ran to
around $4,000 shares.
Reasons for the stiffening of
trends were plentiful. Further opti-
mistic war news strengthened argu-
ments of the bulls and sentiment
still was buOyed by the outlook fro a
more conSiderate congressional tax
program. Dividens, actual and pros
pective, were encouraging and earn
lngs statements generally were
pleasing to buyers
Stocks touching new highs for 1913
included American Distilling Allied
Mills, .Pittston Co. and preferreds of
Electric Power e. Light, Common
wealth & Southern and Standard
Gas. In front most of the time were
Standard Oil IN j., Standard Oils
OF California and Indiana, Sinclair
Oil, Santa Fe, New York Central
Pullman. j. I. Case, Du Pont. Amer
lean Smelling, Sears -Roebuck and
JohnS-ManVille.
Erie directors voted another So
cent payment on the common and
certificates, but this apparently had
been discounted and these issues
were more or less indifferent.
Bonds were trifle mixed after
initial steadiness.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
.0PA Appeals Unfavorab|e
Decision in Michigan
Ey the Associated Pres


DETROIT, Oct. 22.-Attorneys for
the Office of Price Administration
here announced yesterday that they
had filed an appeal to the Michigan
Supreme Court from a lower court
ruling that denied the right of the
tOPA to fix ceiling prices in sales
ordered by State courts.
The ruling was by Circuit Judge
Guy A Miller in a receivers sale
of approximately S25 900 worth of
machinery and tools belonging to
the Leisner Manufacturing Co. of
Detroit.
| The OPA intervened and objected
| that bids rendered on certain items
were above ceiling prices. Denying
the OPA right to act in court
ordered sales, Judge Miller said
ITO concede that Congress in
tended what the OPA argues for in
this case would be to impute to that
august body a most amazing igno-
rance of what is necessary in the
orderly conduct of judicial proceed
Iings."
A. D. Ruegsegger, chief OPA en-
forcement attorney, said he would
look with interest to the Supreme
Court ruling because there is in
volved IAN Interpretation of the act
on the extent of its coverage."
Evening star., 1943-10-22
|WFA Will Help Pay
Freight in Apples

BY the Associated Press.
The War Food Administration an
nounced yesterday it would pay a
portion of the freight charges on
apples shipped from Washington,
Oregon and Western Idaho into
designated markets in Eastern and
Central States.
The payments are designed, VIA
said, to enable the Northwestern
apples to compete with Eastern
grown apples under present price
ceilings.
VIA estimated that beewen TO-
600 and 10000 carloads of North
western apples would be shipped
under the freight-subsidy program,
costs of which would be borne by
the Commodity Credit Corp.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO Oct. % ZAP, (WFA) -salabIe
hoss, 10000: total. 1900: active, steady
to higher on weights over $50 pounds
strong to 25 higher on lighter weights
top, 1875 ceiling price paid freely; bllk
good and choice $50 pounds, IA .50-15
l4Q-110 pounds, IA O0-5O: sows. lO-IE
40-65
Salable cattle. 500: salable calves. 500
general trade draggy; weak at recent sharr
and uneven decline affecting everything ex.
cept strictly grain fed steers and heifers
peddlins market on all low grades, al
classes; stockers and feeders in liberia
supply from earlier in week, slow. steady
with weeks decline; approximately $500
stock cattle unsold; cutters, common anc
medium steers, S.00-ll SO GOOD offerings
- 25-l 5.25: choice to prime l,000-pouno
yearlings: 1855 these mixed steers anC
heiters: lower grade killing heifers. S So
80. mostly II so down: sizable run
COWS, steady to weak with only strons
weight cutters above 100; very light can
ners under 500: few beef cows bove
LOO. light and medium weight bulls
800 II 90; mostly 10.00-15 on medium
weights, outside: 1925: vealers - or morS
lower at IA 80 down: many 4OO-5OO pound
calves Of stocker merit going to killers al
Salable sheep. 500: total. 1900: good
and choice native lambs Is to mostly 25
lower at ] 3. .0060: Gull and common kind
indefinitely lower at S.0O-10.5n: ewes weak
to - lower. common to good natives
negligible.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Early Holiday Buying
And Good Weather
Boost Store Sales
BY the Associated Press

BY the AssOc1dte0 PreSs.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Retaii
sales increased over last week and
the like 1912 period because Of
favorable weather and a movement
toward early holiday buying. Dun &
Bradstreet, Inc, reported today.
"As heavy consumer buying con.
tinues,' the business research firm
said, retailers are finding 1t more
difficult to set aside any portion OF
their inventories for the coming
holiday trade"
Women's clothes continued to &C.
count for the greater business vol.
ume in apparel lines, especially In
blouSes, suits and jumper dresses.
Lounglng pajamas. robes and skirts
were popular, while multiple sales
were noted in children's wear. -,
Sales of main floor" merchandise
were brisk in items such as jewelry.
handkerchiefs, handbags, hosiery
and fancy headwear.
Many Of the usual fall clearance
sales events in housefurnishing lines
were absent, indicating the serious
shortage of retailers stocks.
Food volume held above the pre-.
Vlous year with supplies Of butter.
eggs and some meat cuts reported
further eased. Consumers already
are asking for traditional Christmas
foods.
Sales volume was estimated at 7
70 III per cent higher than last year
Tor the country as a whole. with
regional percentages as follows.
New England, 0 to 3; East, 4 to 6:
Middle West, 5 to 7; Northwest
8 to 8; South, 9 to II; Southwest
10 to 10, and Pacific Coast, is to 18.
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct. 80 LP-Late foreign
exchange rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars, Others in centsl:
Canada - Official Canadian Contro
Board rates for United States dollars
ouylns. 10 per cent premium; selling. 4
per cent premium; equivalent to discounts
on Canadian dollars in New York of buy
ing. S9l per cent; selling. Q 90 per cent
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, !0ls per cent discount or 50 932.
United States cents
Europe-Great Britain, official Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates.. buy
ing. .O2; selling 400
Latin America - Argentina. official
~ -; free' IS 10; Brazil, official, 6O5n.
Iree' Son: Mexico. 30 65n.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated Nominal
Evening star., 1943-10-22
Rockefeller Stock
Sole Is Postponed
BY the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-Dillon
Read & Co. announced today the
proposed sale of a block of 100000
shares of common stocks of the va
rious Standard Oil Cos. for John D
Rockefeller, jr., has been postponed
from next Monday.
The Rockefeller family head
whose arrangement with the bank
ing firm to sell the stock was an
jnounced late Wednesday, was said
to be out of the city. No new date
for the sale was set.
The first announcement said
Rockefeller would increase his
holdings of United States Govern
ment bonds with proceeds from the
sale of the oil stocks.