davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-04-29

serve, using the gravy in the pan
to pour over it, Or the meat roll
may be set aside to use as desired.
In that case. slice As many half
inch slices as are needed for q
meal, place slices in a casserole,
cover with the gravy, heat and
serve. Potatoes may be peeled and
included in the roasting meat roll
they take about half an hour to
cook. Carrots go well. They take
a little longer. Turnips can roast
alongside the meat.
If your ancestry was italian or
French or Spanish you may like
to add cup of dry white or red
wine during the pot-roasting proc
ess. 1t will help a lot to make
the gravy more delicious.
Some people like adding a cup Of
sour cream to the sauce when the
meat is almost done. With this
almost meatless meat dish dt is
amazing how much food you can
prepare with this one pound of
round steak, the menu calls for a
dish OF potatoes or bowl of maca-
roni CT other paste. And then a
fresh green salad-not fancy salad
of pineapple and cottage cheese and
so on, but bowl of torn up and
mixed up lettuce and other field
green's with plain but sharp
French dressing.
Incidentally, when your green's
are torn and ready to be dressed.
try sprinkling bit Of vinegar over
them and setting aside to sharpen
up before you add French dressing
or, if you like, just oil, pepper and
salt, following the earlier infusion
of vinegar. And, in passing. If you
don't know about red wine vinegar,
60 to any Italian language grocer
and get some. 1t puts new dress
on your green salads.
Going back to our meat roll, II
you wrap up in waxed paper what
you don't require for this particular
meal. it will rest happily in your
refrigerator until you bring 1t out
for further slicing.
Evening star., 1943-04-29

made from the water in which Fri
day nights beets had been cooked.
some chopped celery, a cupful of
stock from the weekly soup pot and
a creamed base made with milk.
The cream of asparagus soup for
tonight will use leftover pieces
of asparagus, the water used to
steam the asparagus, the water used
Evening star., 1943-04-29

to cook the carrots and a. cream
sauce base The broth from the
lamb shanks plus some cabbage
water will make another soup and
I have a ham bone left from last
week eve ate the last of the ham this
week. that will be the base for
some lentil soup. I save oddments
Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1943-04-29

readers suggestions for making it
economically in these rationed days?
The ideal procedure for making the
coffee extra strong, and pouring it
hot over the ice cubes is out for the
duration. I wondered if anyone has
found good substitute method.
Evening star., 1943-04-29
CHALLENGE ANSWERED.


(Thanks to Mrs. C. B. R., Jr,
Arlington)
In answer to Mrs. c. j. DIS chal-
lenge to my recent letter on my
food budget, I am sending you some
details. I deal now exclusively at
one of the larger chain markets. I
can't think of anything magical in
my method. study the grocery ads
each week before my marketing to
see what are the weekly specials,
and I read the food page of the
paper yours for hints on what is
plentiful, good and reasonable in
price for that week. Frequently
my preconceived ideas of what I
would like must be scrapped when
l get to the market these daysD I
save all leftovers, including the
water in which vegetables and meats
(if steWs. for instance) have been
cooked. Thus Monday nights soup
on the attached list of menus was
Evening star., 1943-04-29
Timely Menu
Suggestions
For Week

By Edith NJ. Barber
SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Stel0ed Rhubarb
On1elet Sweet Rolls
Coffee
DINNER.
Broiled Grapefruit
Boiled Tongue Pickle Sauce
Grtlled Sweet Potatoes ArtichokeS
Rum Cream
SUPPER.
Cream Cheese and OltUe Sandwiches
Mired Green Salad
Jelly Roll Tea
MONDAY.
BREAKFAST.
orange Juice
Cooked Cereal
Toast Marmalade Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Chicken Noodle Soup
RdU Carrot Salad
Jelly Roll Tea
DINNER.
Cold Tongue, Barbecue Sauce
Baked Beans Fried Onions
Whipped Cherry Gelatin
TUESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
SteWed Prunes
Reddg-to-EdtC Cereal
Bran Mullins Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Peanut Butter and Chill Sauce
Sandwiches
Watercress and Grapefruit Salad
Tea
DINNER.
Scrambled Eggs With Minced
Tongue
Asparagus on Toast
Junket With Strawberry Sauce
WEDNESDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit Juice
Cooked Cereal
Toast Jam Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Black Bean Soup
Romaine Salad Cookies
Tea
DINNER.
Goldfish Puff
ERASED Carrots
Wilted Dandelion Greens
Mired Fruit With Custard Sauce
THURSDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Reddu-tO-Edt Cereal
Poached Eggs on Toast
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Pancakes Stuffed With Cottage
Scdllions Radishes
AppleSauce Tea
DINNER.
Pork Chops, Mushroom Sauce
Salad Bo,Ul Hot French Bread
Ice Cream, Maple Sauce
p FRIDAY.
BREAKFAST.
ofopClf Ntt
Cooked Cereal Hot Cross Buns
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Cream OF Pea Soup
Apple and Celery Salad
Toasted Crackers
Tea
DINNER.
Baked Fish
Lima Beans Crean,ed Spinach
Rhubarb Cobbler
SATURDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Oranges
Ready-to-Eat Cereal
Toast Marn,alade Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Eggs Florentine
Lettuce With French DRESSING
Cookies Tea
DINNER.
Veal Birds
Corn Fr,tters Beets With Greens
Caramel CuStnrd
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Readers Clearing House

one has it at 1790 Broadway, New
York City.
ed. Note: The book is on sale at
the local relief headquarters, 1877
Connecticut avenue)
Evening star., 1943-04-29
CHAPPED HANDS REMEDY.
(ThnnkS to T. w Wnshinnfnn l

flH0nkS 10 f.. w., WGShlngtOn.J
Here's suggestion for D. B. S.,
who suffers from chapped hands
and can't find rubber gloves for
housework: Clarified mutton tai
low, sold at drug stores, may be
rubbed on the hands before wash
ing dishes, woodwork, floors, and
any but the most delicate clothes.
AS long as the water is reasonably
soapy, the tallow will not come off
on anything she is washing The
residue that is not gradually washed
off by the soapy water will give
more protection for the next hour
or so than anything I have ever
tried, especially if she is using wa
ter again in short time.
CHINESE COOK BOOK.
Thanks to Mrs. v. E. M,
AleIandrid)
With respect to a cookbook for
Chinese cookery as requested by
Mrs. B. M. w., Arlington-the best
one have ever seen is put out by
United China Relief. It is the
easiest cookbook to follow I have
ever used. The recipes are "Ameri-
canized" enough 50 that the ingre-
dients can be found at any neigh
borhood store
All of the dishes we traditionally
associate with the Chinese are in
cluded as well as many new and
interesting combinations. 1t has
proved a blessing to use in these
rationed days as the recipes call for
very little meat and no butter.
I am not sure it can be obtained
from any United China Relief
Agency, but 1 know the New York
Evening star., 1943-04-29

Each Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday this space is devoted to an
exchange of ideas, recipes, house
keeping short cuts and suggestions
between the housewives of Wash
ington and vicinity. Please send
your contributions or requests to
Readers Clearing House, the
Woman's Page, The Evening Star"
If readers are unable to supply de-
sired information we will try to fur
nish the answers ourselves.
Evening star., 1943-04-29


NOVEL CANAPES.
Requested by Mrs. T. S. c.,
BetheSdd.)
Have any of the Clearing House
readers some good ideas for new and
unusual canapes or appetizers to
serve at an afternoon cocktail party?
I am 50 tired Of the run-of- -the-mill
ones found at most such gatherings.
Especially with rationing to be con-
sidered. We should try to evolve
something inexpensive and available,
rs well rs new and tempting.
RE SOYA BEAN RECIPE.
Thanks to Mrs. J. P. S., Bethesda
In the recipe for "Soya Molasses
Drop Cookies" recently printed in
the Clearing House, the amount of
molasses called for was one half of
a cup.
ICED COFFEE.
Requested by Miss E. ".
Luray, Vd)
With the iced coffee season COM
ing along rapidly, have any of your
Evening star., 1943-04-29
SOYA FLOUR BREAD.

SOYA FLOUR BREAD.
Thanks to Mrs. J. P. S., BethesdaJ
Dissolve one cake of yeast in "a
cup lukewarm water. Scald cups
of milk, add tablespoons vegetable
fat, tablespoons molasses and
about l teaspoon salt. When cooled
add yeast mixture. Then add az
cups soya flour and 51a cups white
wheat flour sifted together. Do not
add all at once Add about cups
then stir, then add cup. In knead-
ing, add remainder 70 keep from
sticking. Knead until elastic. Leave
in bowl and cover with melted butter
or margarine and then cover with
towel. Place in warm part of kitch-
en- to raise to double bulk, about 1
or IL hours. Divide into 2 parts,
place in creased loaf pan, raise
again to double size and bake in
oven $50 to 375 degrees for q of an
hour,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18
Fine Points in Bridge
ey sAEPARp BARCLAY

hope that West stlll held the J and
another diamond, but he did not.
Consequently South took that
trick with the J, scored three
clubs. the heart A and two spades
for nine tricks and game.
When East was in with his club
K at the third trick. his duty
was to lead the heart J. That
would have unlocked the suit for
West to run later. when East got
the lead again with the club ] and
returned his third heart, the 6. It
was at least a 20 10 ] bet that
West had the Q at the top Of his
heart suit. as otherwise he would
have had nothing higher than the
8 and consequently would have
been virtually sure to lead a short
suit in the effort to hit East's
length. II was also Overwhelming
ly likely that South had three dia-
monds to the Al for his bid. The
heart return would have set tbs
contract two tricks.
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NAMED FIELD DIRECTOR

Fort Custer. Jan. IS A Detroit
matron, Mrs. +. Barbara Roger,
who has been assistant Red Cross
field director al Fort Custer, has
been named field director for the
new Percy Jones Army Hospital,
formerly the Battle Creek Sani-
tarium.
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Statesmen Wanted


A NEW OPPORTUNITY
For man with ability TO sell
books himself and train others TO
do likewise. We have a beautiful
new non-technical. profusely pic
tured encyclopedia that is kept up
to-date for ten years and also in
cludes weekly research privileges
Medium priced. Recommended by
highest authorities. This is great
opportunity for a man with ability
10 take on this prosposition and
build sales force. Managers and
salesmen's commissions extremely
liberal. II you've never had better
than a sslesman's deal and YOU
have ability this might he your
big chance. Give details OF exper-
ience. Write Mr.. Rink, y. Mich
igan Ave, Chicago, III
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TAKE THEM TOGETHER

ONE OF THE greatest WeaK-
nesses of most fair players, when
they are on the defense against
an opponents contract, is in
stressing the effort to take tricks
in their own hands, rather than in
helping their partners to take
tricks. When that occurs. the de-
clarer has a terrific advantage.
Instead OF facing real allies. he is
in effect against two different OPP
ponents who do not cooperate.
More thorough thinking on their
part about how they could help
each other would make it much
tougher for him.
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Tomorrow Problem

dealer. South. Neither slds
vulnerableD
Reading hearts as a nve-cand
suit and winning the X lead with
the A, South then illnesses the
club 10 TO the K and the spade 8
Genes back, bringing the 4 from
dummy. How should East play TO
that trick. with South in a con.
tract Of Ono Trumps?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18

VACANT bungalow % rooms
STORAGE. wired for stove Deep
we'll good lot. Well located
S ROOMS. baths. oak floors.
coal furnace. car garage. Large
Iui paved street. Shade trees.
Ideal for . apartments. This il
q good boy. Easy terms.
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Calvary Rantist Church

rzaak Walton Hall, A. y. Huron
ST.
Wednesday. 7:f5 p. m.-Prayer.
Praise and Bible study.
Thursday. 10 p. II. victory
prayer meeting
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18

CASH Bt'NERS now. List your
houses with Harry e. Peet today
Remember you can always buy but
not always sell to advantage. over
% years real estate experience.
II. Peet. Realtor. 50 y Huron st.
Phone lhll.
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Employment
Instructions Given

NEED FOR trained weldsrs opens
new opportunities for reliable men
and women. We will train ambi-
tlouS people In spare time. Train
ed welders have steady work. good
wages in vital War Industries.
Must be American citizen under
IS years OF axe, with fair educa-
ton. Write FOR facts giving axe
and men give draft classification.
Utilities Engineering Institute,
Box L-S2. care Press.
Help Wanted-Msls or Female
CARETAKER for Apt. part-time
work. for married couple, living
quarters furnished. Apply EOS y.
Washington.
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent
AN APARTMENT for rent. $50 per
month one trailer FOR rent So.
= miles 70 Bomber. No children
il apartment. 5Pu pellor I'd.
North OF Michigan. All conven-
fences Mrs. Matevia
APARTMENT - Unfurnished three
rooms. bath. first floor. adults pre-
ferred Available Sunday $40 Pearl.
Real Estate
Rooms For Rent
ROOMS with cooking facili-
ties for men Of good habits.
1881 +. Davis St
SINGLE ROOM for men,
l05 Elm St
/ MARRIED COUPLED good habits
40 Was htenaw
. NICELY furnished. warm. quiet
room for gentleman or employed
couple. Tel 2474-W.
I FOR MEN, large comfortable
suite with lavatory; iuneTsprings
4 stalker haaf -DG nauv1 nh a-E4- D,
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Church Briefs
A,embIn Of God Church

Wednesday. 100 p. m.-Mid'
week Devotional Service and Bible
study.
Thursday. 1880 p. m Young PEG.
pies Service
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Announcements

FARM AUCTION mile %orth Ypsi-
lanti. quartz, mile East PROSPECT.
aIy clark I'd January 2ttA. Auc-
fL.ncnr I'M ] Mllg-t
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Real Estate
Houses For sale

BASEMENT house. Wei .4as,ra-ted
sr..h .and cement .''.c soa- 'f-.-
ti'N. h.frI san son Et-t1
an. MAKE .a"ii'il fu' n
i'.lN-e N'el .1t. 'it.it, ttt
'-'"' N'It. '''-
ST. '4''
GARAGE HOUSE uu Holmes Road.
near Harris Road Ns., neat 800 aH-.
u,lrarat We'll ,uraJ-..tHH I.1Hks
ike new. Wlral f.a ,ls.t-. statr
5000. Terms D. ft@' So y. Huron
NOW UNDER rDN-rEf CrlN$
- Attractive NgF Homes .u
Dwight ST. consult D. Be- SNI-
Nrster 800 T.. Forest H. '.s.
MICHIGAN p SEN' h"NhE.'
llNNI .,-.-
Modern new room mouse anu
axe, 90 r. tt'nl"st. t''1-
iHdustfiat 'oNl'NAlt'a ~. 49,.
49, p3,wsI.t- III. rfnf. Phone
err write e.. : Roberts 5000 w
Cli,AsH we. n''f1i'. y. r.
....,. .,...
GARDEN CITY % room ntaa tn tN"
bed vonh' hA. a...... 49,
$500 Cash <.ai Mdalerelt A.
thur d. Ulr..
>.p,p ts,st Nif..,raH Ave room
,.,,,,.,I..,, t,,, Ert ranws rstl.
,',,',.. r.fI n.srIa.af laundry
80. 5000 Terms a Pret. - n.
Huron ST. Phone 1881
MODERN bungalow, two eedI"e ms.
bath fireplace. combination ~ NIX
room and dining room t-a'' N w.. --
isan N'e.,,' ~>'''I,lS - -, ,--
u.,,... SCR Eent
MOTHER and Two school age ehll-
dren want 10 share home Win pA'-
~ vino N 90 care foy children aliHl
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Classified Advertising

CLASSIFIED RATES PAYMENT WITH ORDER
Daily follows:
Advertising ordered for irregular insertion takes sse time rate
ad for
Special for yearly advertising
Publisher
VIII
Call
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-18

ApfANe AiNAcl~
Help Wanted Male
WANTED: 5 men. Steady employ
ment for several months with sur
veyors crew on Job in Npsilanti.
No experience necessary. Good
pay. Men with High school educa-
ton preferred. Ask for Mr.. Man
son at Local L. s. Employment OF
flee.
EXPERIENCED HERDsMAN
single Leland Farm, Npsi-
lanti. Phone 1g3.
MARRIED MAN with deferred elias
sification for established Insur
Rnce Route. Minimum SIS per week
Post office Box 259, Ypsilanti.
Situations "snted-Femsle
SITUATIONS WANTED
Caretaker-Apt. or roomiug
house. Married couple. husand
employed Phone asa reverse.
Ntrs. ktser, sol &. state 81. Ann
Arbor.
CalesUnab Aaptad
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Musical EQUIPMENT
Miscellaneous


BLACK DIRT - MANURE
Washed sand. Pebbles. Gravel.
Rocks General Hauling. Call
Julius Zahu. PHonc lsl7-W-l.
Cru SHE'D ROAD GRAVEL
Delivered nr o. 3D. b. Pit
WHITAKER & GOODl\G 60.
$500 Gale Rd. PAoUe 2O20-J-,
WASHED PLASTERING SAND
klLLiNS GRAVEL COMPANY
Tel Npsi llOTl ono toll charrsN
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Brokerage CARDS.
Real Estate Wanted

REAL. ESTATE. 49, General Insurance
Ross X Bower l03 " Michigan
pl,rn ga
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Automotiye
House Trail.rs For Sale

House Trailers For Sale
NEW MOON TRAlLERS
ALL MODELS on DISPLAY
SlOS5 ~ 10 to6i5 90 Also several
good bargains In used trsiiers.
Terms-Trais
Bagqers Trailer Sales
$50 Ecorse Rd
SEE OUR trailers, bargains. over
stock Of new and used, easy terms.
Sellhorn Sales. $500 Mich. Ave.
Wayne.
House Trailer For Rem, Or Sale
For sALE-Trailer Coach $4,000
cash. also trailer Tor rent. 80 90
per month. 2i45 Holmes.
Automobiles For Sale
NEW CARS for Defense Workers.
Now on display at 100 +. Cross
St Hudson sales and Service.
FOR SALE-l93s Hudson Sedan.
good mechanical condition. Would
trade for COW. $50 railroad Sh.
1880 OLDSMOBILE Torpedo &. 4-door
sedan. Al condition. good tires.
Phone Sow.
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Employment
Help Wantsd-Female
Help Wanted Male

MAIDS and laundress for hotel work
Prefer middle-aged or past. Apply
Eorina Hotal
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Business Property

EAST MICHIGAN AVE. STORE
BLDG Downstairs rented a. res.
tauraut with apt, upstairs. $4,000.
Terms. $1,000 down. H. Poet 50
y Huron PHI 1874.
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Financial
Money To Loan

LOANs--to build. buy refinancs and
repair. gul per cent yearly by our
cooperative plan. No delay and no
red tape. Ypsilanti Building g.
Loan ASSN. A 4. McAndrew, As
sistant Secretary. III W. Michigan.
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Real Estate
Real Estate

COUPLED good habits
40 Washtenaw
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Merchandise
Farm Prosuets For Sale

APPLES FOR SALE
D. ~ Ford. SIS limerick
81
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Livestock

Poultry For Sale
HATCHING BABY CHICKS
Every week. white Rocks,
Barred Rocks. White Leghorns.
Discount ON future orders placed
by Feb /. Morton Poultry Farm
on T.. :. II2 / mile East. Phone
657-R-2 Saline.
wanted To Buy
TWENTY Feeder Pigs, 90 TO - lbs.
Leland Farm. lpsilautl. Phone
i93.
Wanted To Buy
SPOT CASH
DEAD OR ALIVE
HORSES $50 CATTLE t5.oO
Prompt Service
Phone Collect 20 Darling A. Co,
Detroit NinewOOd 1900
For Sale or Exchange
TWO outstanding Swiss ST. bernard
Dogs registered \. Is. G.. Male -
mos old. female WHeIpel oct -,
1917 lineage perfect for breeding
'rads Tor Neruler Height Cage.
Callpsrs Depth Cages. Precision
Tools, Diamonds. furs. house trail
CT or what have you. FH. Zfjs-",
anytime
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Help wsnted-Msls or Female

CARETAKER for Apt. part-time
work, for married couple, living
quarters Furnished. Apply 206 y.
washington
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Potomac Power Nef
Reduced by Heavy
Taxes in February
Decline Of $46,183
From Last Year
Shown in Report
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Taxes cut heavily into earnings OF
the Potomac Electric Power Co. in
February, net income amounting to
1856 ,094.12, off s46,183.69, or 11.48
per cent, from February, 1912, ac-
cording to the monthly statement
filed with the Public Utilities Com
mission today.
Operating revenues totaled ST.
872,52653, up s193,4 ,441.68, or IL per
cent higher than last year. How
ever, operating deductions also
climbed, a total of $l,371 ,673.45
showing an increase of S223,4l5.43,
CT 20 per cent
Details regarding expenses show
that taxes totaled $451 1889, an in
crease of sl26,420.19, Or 38 per cent.
Operating expenses called for $780,
59l.07, which was $l02, ,263.3O. or IA
Per cent more than year ago,
while depreciation required. $129,-
70G.69, which was $4,000 more than
needed last year.
Potomac Powers net in the first
two months of this year amounted
to S751, 1,76l SO, drop of $l6,519 from
1912. Operating revenues were up
II per cent, operating expenses IT
per cent and taxes 80 per cent above
the 1912 period.
Capital Store Sales Slump.
Department store sales in the
Capital for the week ended last
Saturday, March 20, were per cent
lower than in the corresponding
week a year ago, but were per cent
ahead of the preceding week this
year, the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond reported today.
Sales in the fifth district were
down l per cent from last year and
up 9 per cent from the previous
week this year.
Cumulative sales in the four
weeks ended last Saturday were 4
per cent ahead of 1912 in Washing-
ton and per cent in the fifth dis
trict.
Bank Women Named Officers.
Miss Mary Craven, Hamilton Ma
elolldl BANK, was elected president
Of the Bank Women's Club at the
annual meeting just held She sue
ceeds Mrs Gertrude Wick.
Miss Myrtle Lewis, Liberty Ma
tional, was named vice president:
Neomi De Lozier, Second National,
recording secretary; Miss Edna
oney, National Savings & Trust Co.,
corresponding secretary: Miss Flor
ence Kelly, McLachlen Bank, treas
urer, and Mrs. Leona B. McCuen,
historian.
The Board OF Governors COM
prlses Mrs. Wick, retiring PRESIDENT:
Miss Florence Gardner, National
Metropolitan: Miss Rose Royce.
Washington Loan & Trust Co.: Miss
Lois White, Hamilton National. and
Miss Eleanor Dankmeyer, Security
Savings & Commercial.
Evening star., 1943-03-27
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. March ~ lP,.-Salable cat
tie, 100; total, 400; Compa rcd Friday last
week, choice fed steers and yCar!ingS
strong to 25 higher: medium 20 GOOD grades
-3-3o up; steers predommatcd, bulk com
prislng medium to good GRADE. top L 30,
l,22l pounds: best long vearlinGS ESQ:
light yearlingS, 1900. heifer yearlincs
1850; heiferS. 20 higher bulk l3.75-l5.5O
cows. $3.50 higher; scarce and very ac-
tive: bulls steady. losing carl % aova~
veSlerS steady at l6,oo-17.5O: Eastern
local large and small killers also competed,
especially for medium TO good steers
helfers, and all grades COWS; bulk steers
~ lo-l 90; very moderate supply above
100; next highest price after II 60 being
l,a5S a5o; sew several loads 17.Io-l 40; bU,E
ii 90 down: after rSachir~ ia oN Nav
sausage bulls closed at rs: stock ellie
strong to - higher at 13.21-15-%5. with
southwest yearlngs to - 50 ond S-u'h-
yes calves TO 1913: 950pound feshy
feeoerS selling up to 40
salable sheep. $500: total 1000; COM
pared Friday last week: Fat lambs. 10 to
mostly 25 lower; sheen also weak TO lower;
weeks top fed Western wooed lambs
- -; closing TOP, $3.50; weeks bulk
16.OO-1615 for S3-1 10 pound offerings,
led Western clipped lambs with No. / and
skins. 15.00.l 5.65; top 1885; practical
?.00-9.25: deck good 72-pound shcaring
salable hogs 500: total. $500: not
enoush good and choice hogs here to make
q market undertone around steady; quota
BILE top. 80; shippers took nonc; com
pared week ago, barrows and gifts. lSu
pounds up, 2o-3o higher; sows around 25
up.