davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Washington Produce

From the War Food administration.
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market nrm. Prices paid for Fed
eral-State graded eggs received from
grading stations tJuiy 2O: Whites U. s.
Grade A, large, 474s:average, Al; y. 8.
Grade A, medium. Al -43: average. 42l2;
Browns, U. S. Grade A, large. 45-4s: aver
age, 46h; y. s: Grade A, medium. Il -43:
sverase. e 4s q - S GRADE ae B. B. inei Medium. ss:
u. S. Grade C. 36-3s: average, 81. Cur
rent receipts, nearby ungraded eggs,
Government graded eggs, 32I cases.
I'VE POULTRY-Market firm. Receipts
w. Some broilers and fryers, @Sl2.
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Foreign Exchange

exchange rates follow Great Britain .Hr.'in in
dollars. others in cents):
Canada - Official Canadian Control
per cent premium: selling, IL per cent
premium, equivalent to discounts on
9.sl per cent: selling, 900 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. Bic per cent discount, or 9O.Slh U. s.
cents.
Europe-Great Britain, official tBank-
ers Foreign Exchange Committee rates.,
buying. 4.02: selling. 4 04
Latin America - Argentina, Official,
2S.17 free, 25.l7, UP O1: Brasil, Official,
soon; free. 5.20n: Mexico, e06bn
indicated.
Nominal
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Deaths Reported

josephine M. Helr, IS, 3714 Jenifer at.
Walter, G. sipes, -, Baltimore Md.
SamreI samuel, A, M Jones, y 235 7th st: ne
Julia B Conrad. "a, 2926 Upton st. NV.
Harry N Toomey, 81, 500 Crttendon
Infant Clements. Arlington. Va.
infant Rollins. 130 Both st. ne
infant Theeman, 1901 l4th ST. NV.
infant Shearer. District Heights, Md
Infant Riggs, 437 Tenn ave. ne.
sarah E. Hawkins, 5s. ~ Gresham pl.
Paul p. Fuller, 81. , Naylor Ct NV.
Ellen Boone, 1926 9th st. sc.
william G. Walters, Gil L st. ne.
infant Rice. 1855 2nd St sw
Joseph Thomas. infant, 9o5 Eastern ave.
ne.
Infant RAY. 115 9Th ST. ne.
INFANT MOTIFS 627 Rhode Island ave. NV.
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Weather Report

FURNISHED by the United States
Weather BureauD
District of Columbia-Maximum
90 degrees this afternoon. Thunder
showers in vicinity this evening. Oc-
casional showers Wednesday morn
ing; rather warm tonight.
Virginia and Maryland-Rather
warm with scattered showers this
afternoon and evening. Occasional
showers in west portion Wednesday
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. July 27.-The Associated
Press veishted wholesale prices index Of
105.55.
Previous day, 1O5.55: week ago. los. .43;
month ago. 105.23; year ago. 800
1919. 1872. 1871. 193a-40
HiEh ----- l06.S2 103.22 ob.12 1928
Low 103.43 1854 1908 63.7S
u9s6 average equals 1909
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, July 2e.-The Associated
35 commodities today declined to 5.55s
Previous day. 105 81; week ago. 1880:
month ago tao4s; a4s Sesr af9; gs 1919
High - lO6s2 103.92 9512 1925
Low 1O3.43 9554 71.O3 637s
1926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1943-07-27
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July ~ P-Grains dis
played considerable resistance to pressure
today ana prices rallied to above yester-
days finish after a wavering start.
Rye, however, developed some weakness
under pressure of consistent selling and
prices declined more than cent a bushel
under yesterdays final quotations to q new
low for the month. The selling in rye
came from Eastern sources.
sympathetic weakness with rye even
close was 's-ss cent below Yesterdays
finish. September 1.4317: rye weakened
further and was 194-2 cents lower, Sep
to u higher
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Blckfords ]
Birdsboro .50g
Bliss E w B.
Blue Ridge
Blue r pf Sd 4
Blumenthal S
Bohack H c
Bohack Isl ok -
Bourjois Use
Bow Bilt 1st
Bow Bilt I'd of
BrZ TIP h.75g- :
Breeze .SOg
Brewster Aero
Bridg Mach
Bridg NJ pf l.
Brill A
Brill Corp B -
British Celan
BrWn Fence&W.
BrWn F Dist J
Brown Rub
Buckeye P cog
Duf N g. E P pf )
BN&EP lst 5 s
Bunker Hill l. J
Burma Ltd
BURY Biscuit
Calsmba Sug -
Calllte T .2Og
Cn l Al A h. .1Os-
Can Mar h.04g
Cap Cy Pr .50g }
Carrier
Carter JW 60
Catalln 0r -
Cent SW Util
Cent NY p p s. S
Cent o st .60g
Cessna AIR lie
Chi R&M .25g
Cfllds pit Z
Cities Service J
. tiles Svc Of {
Cities Svc pf B
City & Subj 90
City Aut S go
Claude Neon Its
Clev El Ill 1g :
Clev Trac .75g J
Clinch CT .50g ]
Cockshutt h25e- J
Colo. Degel ----
Colonial Air -.
Coz FIJI war
Colts PA > 225s :
Col G&E p g. 6
Com P S l so Z
Comp SM .3Og )
Cons G B $50 {
Consol Gs Ut
Cons MAS h1a J
CnsReStrs.375g
ConsSol Roy 10
Cons Stl .5Ug
Consol Textile
Cooper-B .5Ug ]
Coop-B pr pf 3 )
Cop Rng 80.
Coro Inc 1g !
Corroon q r
Cor&Rey pf tx g
Cosden Pet
Cosden Pet pf-- z
Creole Pet ---- z
C w Liquid -
Crowley Mil -
Crown Cent Pet
Cro'n c A .20k
CrWn Org .O5g
Crwn Dpf 1.15- 2
Crystal Oil r
Cub A S 2.60e-- ]
Darby p .7og ]
Dayton R .15g-. J
Dayton A . }
Delay St .25g
Dennis A BOG
Derby Oil
Det NJ St .20g
Det st Pr .5uG J
Draper ) J
Duro-TeSt O5g
Easle P L .22Ug :
EG&F6p 225k :
EG&Fprpf 4 80 D..
East Sta pf A .
Ea st Sta pf B
E 8 A pt 2.50k < :
Ell Bd Il Share
El BIS pt e..
Ell B&S pf 5 -
El P&L I'd pf A !.
Electrographic
Emerson Ell log
Emp DisEpf 6k !
Emsco Der .25g
Equity Corp
Eq S3 pf .25k :
Esquire cog
Eversharp .15g- p.
Fairchild A sos
Fairchild E&A-.
FalStah B 60
Fansteel .25e--. .
Fedders .15e
Ford Can A hi
Ford Ltd .11lg-
Frank Dist lie
Frodt G&M so
Fuller GA 2e -
Fuller GA pf A I
Gen Alloys -.
Gen Fin 20 ----
Gen Pub Svc pf [
Gen Share
Gen Sh pf Cd
GWG&Epf .15k 4
Ga Pow pf & /.
Gilchrist .25g
Glen Alden .S0g .
Godchaux B
Grind Rp v .05g
Gray Mfg
GA&P nv 225g {
GA&P 1st pf Z IL
Green T&D lie
Hall LIMP .20g
Ham'r Pap .50g .
Hartford r vic
Hazeltine 1g :
Hearn Dept Str
Hearn DS pf 3 - 4
Hecla Min .50g
Hellr WEpf1 rs
Hoe r g. Co A -
Hollinger h. .65 -
Humble o .75g-
Huml-R log -
Huylers 1st 2k
Upgrade F BOG
Ill Iowa Pw ----
III Iowa div ct
I la P pf1.S15k- !
Ill Zinc LOBE --
Imp o L h.50 -.
Imp o re- h.50-- J
Ind Serv z of :
Indus Fin vtc
Indus Fin pf :
Ins GINA Q. .50a {
Intl Gig M .60g- J
Intl Hyro Ell pf
1ntl Indus -----
Intl Pet hi -. ]
Intl Prod .25g--
Intl SAT Raj -.
Intl Utilities A. ]
Inter Home Eo
Iron F vic 90 !
Irving A c L.
Ital Super A
Jacobs Air log
Jacobs Co -
JCP6L pf 6 - 9
K r T&A .375e- i
KC LtpfD $50 )
Kingstn Pr log
Kirby Pet .10e
KopperS III 6 =. 10
Kreuger .325g--
Lake Sh h. 80 - I
Lakey Fdy .10e
Lane-Wells.50g- !
Leh C&N .40g
Line Mat zoe !
Locke Stl 1.2Oa- !
Lone st G .4Og-
Long Isl 1t -
Long Isl L pf - 4
Long Isl L pf B 4
La LandGE .30g
Rates of divider
are anQu2I QlS0uri
quarterly or semi
less otherwise NOT
idends are not ]
extras. d Cash OF
I Payable in stool
Tar this year. b p
< Accumulated di'
this year. wv Wi
warrants.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Wash. Gas IS pfd.-5 at LOG, 10 at 1O6
AFTER CALL
Capital Transit Co.-4O at 81
Wash. Gas com.-1O0 at 30, so at %.
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Every time you lick . War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July 81 LFN.-Divdends
declared
Pc Stock Of Pay
Rate. riod. record able
Accumulated.
Std Nat Corp N
70, pf slac5 - e-.5 ~
Irregular.
Acme Wire Co soc al S-l4
Creameries of Am CSC - a-1O a-3n
Creameries Of Am - CSC - 11-2O 1"-15
Increased.
Atlantic Ref ------ 25c - $50 9-l5
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Curb Bonds

)g 1929 Am P&L6s2O16 los
9iA EP3!.s 20 los3A
g AA ARK P&L 5s 56 1o7la
To Asso Ell 4l2s SO 72ls
g 64l7 A G&E 5s so 21i4
lao A G&E 5 1as17- 2lA
7Wl G&E 5S 6S 21
-- 6h A G&E 4l2s 40 2l
'g 22h A T&T5l2s55A s3
:; ia Bald Loco Us 80 lo7
5olz BIC 5s 57B-- 1864
r 40 Bost E 223.s1OA lo35s
T.. "a Can N P 5s 53 - 96lA
& GA C st El 5has "a 5sM
5 27A { St Ell 5s 4S- AoA
- 2oN c r 5s 81 cod 50
- 90 Cit Svc 5s 60 96A
: II Cit Svc 5S so - 97lz
- AN CSP&L 5las49-. 81
2oh CSP&L 5l2s52- 81
g ga C G&E 5s 5s A 1914
- 3A Cub lob 5s A. e5M
= E G&F As 56A e73A
k 37iA ElecP&L5s2O3O 100
-. 13A FedWat5 Ias54- los
IA Fla Pol 5s 54-- 1854
IA Cat P 334s 60 o6N
IS Glen AC As 65-- ooA
llh CIR Tr w As so. 100
81 Groc Str 6s As olh |
e3A III Pol 5s56C- 1oe
3 l5h Ind Svc 5s63A-- 81
eM IntlPwS7s57E-- 35h
3NlInt2wS7s57Exc 33h
1914 IntPwS7s5@F 35h
paint Pw 7s52Fxc. 33A
1HIInt Pw 6s 81 81
10 MissRPw 5s 81 11lA
- z Neb Pw 4hsS1- 1904
J. 1914 NE G6E IS so. 66A
oM NE G&E IS At. So
= 1zSINE Pw 5hs 54- 96A
/ 5 NE Pw 5s 4S--- -
5A NorCU5 1as4SA 30
- 02h PhilaElf5hs72 11A%
) lo1s QG&E5 n SOFA 90
IS SafHW 4las79 1l2
z $50 Scullin St 3s51- 95h
4Hl Sou c Ed 3s 65 1o5h
1o2 souIndRy 1851. 81
- ga st G&E6s4Sst = e3h
- 13NI ISGGE6s4Scvst e3
) st G&E6s51A-- 82M
:. 11MlSt G&E Is 81 e3
- 7lhlS G&E 6s66B - e2M
1oAIStd Pol 6s 81. 92A
l. l4AIStarrett 5s SO. 27M
3 Tex Ell IS 81 - LOG
1AITWatP 5s 79A- 100
- ~ TCRT6hs52A 93h
43hl UL&RD 5bs52 1o3h
)g 6ihIWald All 1854 16A
IN the foregoing table
based on the last
declaration. Un-
noted, special or extra div
OF included q Also extra or
h or stock. Paid last year.
stock Declared or paid 50
b Payable In Canadian funds. |
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Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in tn
Capital tcurrent month to dete)
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SAUSAGE

Dry sausags-Hard: Typical
items arc hard salami, hard
cefysIat, and Psppsfoni--
ssml.dry Sausage: Typical
items srs csrvsiat, Pork
Rolt. and MertadsIIi Ii.--
Fresh. Smoked and Cooked
Sausags:f Typical items
are Pork Sausage, Wisnsrs,
Bologna. Baked Luavss,
and Liver Sausage, and
Chile Con carns (Briek).'
Group 1: l0o% meat con.
tent nt-..-.-.-
Group I: Not less than so%
msat-
Group J: Not less than N%
meat; Liver Sausags and
Blood Sausage included
regardless Of higher msat
content t--.
Group 4: Less than 50 % but
more than 2o% mest;;
Souse and Head Cheese
included regardless Of high.
er meat content nt-----.--.
"Msst" eeatsa, Includes IL M.
isfiai esvsrst BY Rsdsa Order il
EM specific dshMiushs fdw b 0f'dal
1ahIss Il Trids pGst vahsI
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. July - GP.-National As
sociation Securities Dealers. Inc:
Evening star., 1943-07-27

Wheat No. red. 1.7eM-Is: No. 2 hard.
1;46s.: No, 3 mixed, j 80 53H. Oats,
NO ? mixed 70a No. 3 white. 500 -70La:
NO. 4: 6S12-69. Barley. 1.12-1 10, NOM
nal; feed, MILL. nominal.
Evening star., 1943-07-27
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.

MISCELLANEOUS
Ter RI & w Cp 1st 4As '4S 1887
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14
Leave WvAedT?NN;e5S:2:
ru ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS $3.50

formal. Karen usually had ha,s 49,
Tray by her bed; Cousin kJ,cn
M''o made her home with then, ami
"'S ho"Sekecpcr. had hcrs-sey-
80" cups OF strong coffcc-as she
pi',.''c" menus and outlined duties
IN IN" servants wing: house ouosiS
Hriited down al all hours os tL,,.
chose. 90 '''s
1ou look rs perky as n daisy"
ne' rather bcamcd over the cdsc nf
ms mosn lng Enpcr. Though why
mat phrase WAS created is bevnn,,
me l We seen many Il field Of daisics
mat looked anything but fresh. But
.''' point Is. you look mighty rood
1" IN" ana no one would ever mu.s.
you'd been dancing All night, ms 7
H".iinS You Were. since you your.,
iok nowadays start Out mt nhm,t
inc time VI oldstcrs We're u,It ,n
bed" i"> !"
! Narcn thanked him for the COM
PIliiIcnt. stopping to brush his
'hrvk lightly with 4 kiss rs shr
sid int" chair. 1t strucI; her tb,,
me- was Unfortunately pleased that
/ she mai come down. She said. "Ymu
sum worry about me- when I'm ON,
L''", don't you, darling. even when
I'm with Paul? I've been nm for
ages, even had 4 dip. And sine, il
ms made me feel much prriicr
IMAM any daisy possibly could I'm
gong |" do 1t every morning from
now on. III keep you from reading
your paper and poster YOU with
Questions and refill your cup, if
you u pass 1t To me, Jim"
Sh" sometimes called him that
because She knew it ticlled him
even when he claimed he thought
II dlsrespectful. In many WAYS her
DAD remained exceedingly old
fashioned, such as in fussing bc.
catiS" she stayed out until the wee
Smail hours. She knew lie never
went TO sleep until he knew She
was safely in. He reminded her of
L mother hen. when she was thc
one who ought to be motherin~
him. '''s
That's quite n resolution" His
eyes twinklcd behind their thick
reading spcctaclcs. which he
moved now. folding his paper NJ
me same time. The news win l;rcn
II nave my daughter TO rest my
eyes. Hut Jan will never ALLOW Won
the privilege of pouring my coffee
my dear. That sixth sense of his
tells him the second I'm ready for
Il refill
Even as he spoke. the heavy
swinging door opened to admit the
OLD servant on his silent feet. For
Jan was an established part of the
household, too. lie had been with
Them as long as Karen could re-
member. AMI apparently meant to
stay on as long as he lived.
Just half cup now, Jam" Jim
admonishcd, with Il sly wink AT
Karen over the old mans bent
mead. II was standing joke that.
although this was the order given,
The big cup of ancient moustachc
design. that held double the portion
OF any other, should be complctclv
rciillcd, just as it was ,Jim's Gus
tom Ia sCold because il was, claim
ing Jan deliberately diSohcycL him
every time.
Il swear" her father continued.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14

with the servant ont n, ho,,i,1
mat Jan has ears and eyes in the
DICK oil his head. les too old for
any labor. but he has n faithful
heart. which is what counts.
hafen agreed that il was. But
she was glad that Jan 10 lono.r
served The other meals. II. w,S so
SLOW and unsteady that the m,nv
courses dragged unfortunately. She
thought 1t WAS her fathers faithful
heafl' rather. To keep anyone ON
when his usclr$Srcss was uassrI
She found the old mans snCouinr
as she labeled it privately. snm".
what trying ut times. But OF
course Jan considered the family
ana all that was connected v,;h
Them. his charge.
| She would almost have been will
ing To bet that Jan knew ulrr,dv
that she had become formally en-
gagged To Paul last night. No doubt
the Old servant had ravrsdroppri
"lrln" l';tulS conversation With her
diiu regarding making the an
n"nn'rnrnt at IN" Moonlight F-s-
tival. Maybe Jan even had watched
her with the binoculars she knew
lie Kept On Il pantry shelf. talking
WIN Il strange young man on the
beach this morning.
SINH sense, snoopinp
'hat WAS what it WAS. But there
was no use in karcn's letting that
bother her. She knew that nothiu.
Sil" ever could say would cuuyiur,,
her father that Jan ought To- he re-
Tired from all service in the biy
house.
But it was because Of the old
servant. noNcriug behind the
swinging door. that Karen post
poned what She wanted To say tn
her father until after breakfast.
she told him She would like Il few
minutes with him in his study be-
fore he got busy With his secretary
behlnd its locked doors. Jim H.il
had retired. but he still maintained
morning business hours ut hom. in
order to preserve Il certain mo
rale." as he termed it. His; large
holdings and varied interests tool;
this much time. too.
OF course I'll grant you an in
tcrview." Jim said now TO his
daughter, catching her arm in the
crook of his elbow as they left the
enormous. and somewhat gloomy.
dining room. BESIDES. it so ham
pens that ! have something Of ma
Jnr lmportanc" that | wish TO pre-
sent To You. First, though. we'll
nave whatever ii is that's weighing
on your mind. my chickadrr."
lie smiled t"lcrantly at this n,
though he knew il could not be OF
major Importance" as he had
said of his news. He had meant to
Keep IL awhile, but now hal decided
TO share it Immediately with
Karen.
lie thought he knew what IA
r'ns news was. Paul had talked
with him. 4 fin" young man. that
iad. None better. Already like a
son. But karcn would never guess
what her father would have to tell
hcr in exchange. Something thar
Gladdcncd his heart. as well as sad
dcncd it. y message contained in ,
chhlc he had received late last
night.
(T1 BE (sntinucd)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14
CHAPTER FIVE

AFTERWARDS - for ,lovs T.,
1act - Karen was to ,ru,r,hnr
what Martin Halliday had said j.,
parting when they rad met f.,
,hc second timc. on her beach. He
had told her that he kncM Who cr,.
WAS. VINO her Father was. where .:r,r
lived. "all there is 10 know uhnu,
you. 1t WAS amusing ana ot tho
same time annoying.
IL was conceivable that ,r,.o,
no matter who he WAS or whcr, h,'
came from. might know who lin,
Bell was. since her dad WAS moi
only SO we'll known in IN. sn,,,,,
Out was practically a national tiy,
ure. The big house, Will. its tower
was not Just Il landmark lint al
most tradition. AS for Karen b,.r
name and photograph frequently
appeared i'll society columns. smart
magazines. and tie rotogravur,.s
Bli, no other person could pussihy
Know all there WAS To know ahn,i,
another. A person did not know.
mat much about himself,
certainly Martin HALLIDAY yea. m
Odd specimen. Karen knew INF
much about him. Maybe it was be-
cause he was so different from the
young men She had known, vounp
men who had been born to MI Tho
advantages. to assume established
places i'll the business and social
world, TO inherit large estates onI
fortunes. Martin HALLIDAY. she ,s-
sumed. was "of the people" Nh,
mat that was anything against
MN. but it made him different in
her eyes. at least, although that
was not oil that aroused her c,,i-
osity.
lhere was some sort Of rlvstcrv
ABOUT him, she felt sure. He co,,IJ
not nave come down here tn live
In trailer just to look Mt tbc
ocean. She did not believe lie had
come for his health, either. Rather
she was inclined To credit her SIM
position that he had sometime in
MS past he wanted to forget or cs-
cape. IL might be nothing more
IMAM love affair that had turned
out badly. But he did not look or
act like a young man with n broken
heart. ''''''
on we'll. it did not really matter.
nor IN any way concern Karen Bcu
lheir paths had crossed, might
cross n time or two again. but 9th
erwisc She and a man who lived in
u trailer could have nothing what
ever III common IT was just that
ne managed to annoy and amusc
her' and therefore pique not only a
natural curiosity, but a lively in
.eies'. But If she never saw him
again II would not matter, either.
Her father was pleased when she
Joincd him for breakfast. II was
thc one meal served in the big
house that was diversified and in
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14
SYNOPSIS

hhRh.N FELL. wealthy and ,oro,,.
G%lu"S L" ahnOam,e ihr date OF H.: .
childhood. SINCE
YESTERDAY: The young s,r,,..a.
h"'ctiiS Karen I"ain. ihi. line ~ i.
Err own beach. t"Ils her la. r:,,,. % W
Ma:,,n halliday, then informs h"r D.,
know" about her. '''''' IS 10
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-14
Wife Preserxers

FOR incndI.s '"r'. ss':;s i-iy :hlcv.cord
inclccrI2cd tmcad :u. stitching. This
thread is s'ro"-,r :i..a that ordinarily
used for home SEWN. according 20 IN.
h"rcanoi Ito. ."npu.rs al the United
States Dcpar,ra,N: Of Agriculture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
County Officers
Raises Protested

FLINT, Oct. 22-Wago in
creases of $500 TO each of the
three GeneSee County social wei
fare board members 10y circum-
venting state law today was
assailed by Sheriff Thomas w.
Wolcott. who emphasized that ne
Twas protesting not as sheriff but
as a taxpayer.
As the state law prohibits pay
ment of salary increases TO county
officers during their terms, the
county board OF supervisors IN
voked a technically TO increase
the $1,000 salaries of the welfare
commissioners by designating the
raises as pay for specific work
He said that he had been m
formed that only It's direct relief
cases and % medical cases are
being serviced by three welfare
administrators who are 10 be paid
$500 a year each and who en-
ploy a staff of "a persons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Convicted
I'm KILLING

col pWATER oct % up
Mrs. Harriet ShcllcnberCer -,
TODAY faced q sentence OF life I'M
qrqsonment for the murder oil her
husband. James. last Aug. 9.
THE jury dehberaicd four, hours
before bringing in us verdict OF
rulN last night, Principal Wit
ness AGAINST Mrs. Shellcnberger
was Robert ManWarren. %. now
serving lic term for killing the
5g-VCar-oli farmer
Manwarrcn testified that Mrs.
Sheuenwrgor plotted the killing
when her husband opposed hls
marriage with their daughter,
LuclIa.
In uron0uncing the ScntCnCc4
Judge Thco j. Jacobs character
led the crane as THE most brutal
that had ever come before him. %
Thc TRIAL OF Lucia Shellonbcrgcr
ON charges 0l completely IN the
muria Viii be held later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Oakland County
Tin Pickup Set

PONTIAC, oct. % Pontiac
and surrounding Oakland County
cities and villages will conduct
TIM can pickups tomorrow and
Sunday.
Punuac's collection will be
made Sunday by trucks donated
hv carrier companies and Pontiac
merchants VIII furnish gasoline,
OCD volunteers Will man the
trucks.
Other tswnS participating in
the Weekend collection are High
land. Pennington. Charleston,
South Lyon. Bloomfield Hills,
Drayton Plains and Waterford
Township. Sylvan Village, Oxford,
Orchard Lake Village. Milford,
keego Harbor, Walled Lake, Now,
Walnut Lake. GingclIville, South
field Township and Lake Orion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Action Delayed
On 0usting Of 5

BAY CITY, Oct. % - Public
Works Director Thomas Gull and
four engineering aides are safe in
their municiRll jobs for at least
another week.
Commissioners last night de-
layed action on William Gamer
on's suggestion to dismiss the five
for the duration. A committee APP
pointed for that purpose several
months ago was requested 10
bring in without further delay a
report on engineering needs.
Cameron insists there Is no need
of spending $4,000 annually on
the five salaries when no engineer
ing work is being done.
Beside" ne adds. 1.-The war
plants are crying for engineers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Flint Alien Office
Put in Control
OF AZ Counties

FLINT. oct Under re-
organization plan, Flint ioday he
came the center Of immigration
supervision and naturalization
proceedings = for n counties, u
was revealed today 10y Charles
Fayek. chief inspector OF this dis
trict for the immigration and
naturalization service.
Enlargement Of The jurisdiction
al The Flint olflCc places unoel
This office ~ immigration and
naturalization matters ln ~
counties located in the lower pen
inSula of Michigan
The territory includes all com
ties living north OF Macomh Oak
land. WaShtenaw. lngham, Eaton
Kent. Barry and Ottawa. eNciud-
inr Huron. Sanilac. 81. CAR
Emmett and Cheboygan
IIayek said that ms Office stan
will he increased 80 five lnspec-
tors two naturalization cNamn-
ors and six StCnographcr>.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
State Plans TO Make
Peni(iIIin After War

LANSING. Oct. 22-Dr. c. c.
Young, director of the state health
department laboratories, today
revealed plans 10 manufacture
penicillin here in the postwar era.
He told local KiwanianS that
the state has been asked to APP
propriate funds 10 hire at least
I'VE scientists 10 set up plans for
manufacturing the wonder drug
at the state laboratories after
the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
; Million
BudSetSet

FLINT, Oct. pa proposed
budget ordinance calling for more
than S3,000000 for 1884 gen.
eral city operation, park board
and debt service today had been
passed TO first reading by the city
commission without a dissenting
voice.
Largest single item in the gen
eral operating fund is the public
works department which is slated
TO receive $601,l93 with the police
department next with $500. 143.
The ordinance comes up for Sec
ond reading and adoption EeXt
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Limit Lansing Milk Sale

LANSING. oct. 22-The sale Of
fluid milk in the Lansing area
viii be limited starting Nov. l.,
local dairy firms were informed
by the WA today. The decree
limits November sales of milk TO
the amount sold in June. Two
major dairy companies said local
consumers will not be greatly
affected by the order.