davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-10-10
By the Master Gardener

also make good house plants If
plenty of sun is available. The tiny
Harmony marigolds can be grown
indoors.
Did you ever sow grapefruit
orange OF lemon seeds in a pot and
watch them develop? I love their
shiny green leaves and their sturdy
little stems.
These and the other more COM
monty grown house plants require
very little care and will thrive with
very little expenditure of your time
A few precautions you must follow
though. If YOU wish success with
house plants.
Wash the leaves regularly to re-
move all dust and dirt that collects
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Exchanges to Observe
Holiday on Tuesday
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Security and
commodity exchanges throughout
the United States will be closed
Tuesday, October IL, In observance
of Columbus Day. Various livestock
reports will be issued by the War
Food Administration.
Canadian grain and financial
markets will be open October IL,
but will be closed on Monday, Octo-
Der IL, in observance of Dominion
Thanksgiving Day.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Bond Stores Volume
Up Sharply in Month
By the Associated Press.

Ey tht ASSoclattd Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. Bond Stores.
Inc, clothing chain, reported today
September sales were up 400 per
cent from the like month of 1912
at s36l9,337. For the first nine
months of this year the total was
s2s ,49l,5l2 against s3l .490.55s in the
corresponding 1912 period.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
New Industry Added

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9 ,SpeciaD -
One new industry was acquired for
Baltimore during last month and
nine others announced expansions.
The combined projects represent
plant investment of $26l 900 and
will require 465 additional workers.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
By ". II. Youngman,
Garden Editor.

spraying and pruning than do the
dwarf trees. For this reason it is
we'll to consider the resources at
hand in selecting the sizes of the
trees to be grown in the orchard"
However, it should be noted that
quite an extensive list of varieties
may be budded on dwarfing root
stocks. Dwarfs may be obtained in
three sizes-those that at maturity
Evening star., 1943-10-10
81 Dividend Declared
BY Beech Aircraft
BY the Associated Press,

Fy tHe AsSOclRted Press,
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Beech Air
craft Corp. today declared a divl-
dend of 81 a common share. payable
October %, to stockholders of record
October 1S. The previous payment
was the Initial dividend Of 81 paid q
year ago.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Odd-lot DeuIinos

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Q LP.-The Sc
curitles Commission reported today these
aeaIers or specialists on the New York
STOCK Exchange for October s: 2,sa3
purchases; involving ~. 702 shares; 2.62s
snort sales involving LOGS shares.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK Oct. @ iPt-Cotton futures
prices were steady today and some con-
tracts extended the previous days gains
Closing quotations were UNCHANGED to UP
20 cents bale.
Further trade demand in connection
with price fixing gave the market its
principal support. There was some scale
up hedging and scattered liquidation.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
United Stotes Treasury Position
Grain

CHICAGO. Oct q LP.-Proit-taking
Rot the better OF the grain market today
for tn. NTH consecutive see; Session n. In 'tat late
trading oats and rye slumped below the
preceding days close and wheat lost all
IT'S gain, Barley. however, held on to
With all contracts OF wheat and oats
selling close TO their seasonal peaks trad
ers said the tendency to take profits was
not surprisins, II was pointed out that
lumbus Day, and some professional grain
men had decided to get out of grain con-
tracts until Wednesday
higher. DecembeH @ "1a 5as..s. May iayer sss, 5o
Rye was down as-ss; December, j .Oaa. "a;
oats oats were of -. and barley was up
T., Traders generally were waiting to see
Il this weeks upturn would bring more
wheat into terminals. There is a good
deal OF wheat stored on farms, as indi-
Gated by the COMMODITY Credit Corpora
30 to,sled only s7.oss54s s Oh busbeF. emGeI enml
pared with 1al .O22 500 bushels on the
same date last year.
DECEMBER WHEAT VIE Low Close. dlos.: Rasy:
Chicago 533, boi5 l 500. 5Ss.
kk'2:;:'s,!. k.s s!:z 5:s'' : .. ts t: ts, t,:
ShsssE ainn.spols az ~ 3s,. sss. s;, 1sss. s;s
JULY WHEAT:
Shieaso l.50a. .4a14 14sA 14a7.
DECEMBER OATS: i4''
alnn.sDoll, sh1sssS -: Is. :ss,. IS, IS,
Chiearo Cash Market.
+. No wheat. Oats No white; sIA.;
oar!ey mailing, .3O-l 43 nominal. feed
Evening star., 1943-10-10
ABA Head 10 Addres,
Capital Bankers at
Fall Meeting
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

A. L. M. Virgins, new president
OF the American Bankers Associa-
ton, will be the principal speaker
at the annual fall meeting of the
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Capital Securities

The following nominal bid and asked
over the counter as of Fridsy hav. he. n
assembled for The Star by Washineton
memoers of the National Association of
Security Dealers, Inc: Va
Evening star., 1943-10-10
New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Q GP. - Cotton
futures advanced here today on Weekend
short GOVERNS. Closing prices were steady
unchanged to 20 cents 4 bale higher.
Evening star., 1943-10-10
Market Averages
BONDS.
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK Oct 9-The Associated
Press weiahted wholesale prices index of
rs commodities today advanced to lOT.13
Previous day. 1O1 o.: week ago. 1914
month ago, 106.43; year ago, IOO.4s
Evening star., 1943-10-10

Spot cotton closed steady to 10 cents
bale higher Sales. 6.51l. Low mid
ding, 1882; middling. 2U.32: GOOD mid
dina 2O.T. Receipts. 15S: stock. 1867
S35
b bid. n Nominal
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Washington Stock Exchange
BONDS.

| , . h
|
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Chicuqo Livestock

b Bid. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1943-10-10

Shieago Cash Market.
No wheat. Oats No. 3 white. sIL
osrley maltins, ,3O-l .43, nominal: feed
i.l3-l % nominal; No. mailing bar
ley. 1.22 soybeans No. / yellow, 80,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Title Chase
Gets Hot In
Girl League

Palmer Bowl Club Congo> con-
t.nued the psce-setting stride by
taking two out Of three from Are
AHA Beauty Shoppe on Thursday
night at Paradise Bowl. 1883 TO
2l72 Faye Kersey contributed a
480 to hold the cause. and Hazel
Lyman Roxboroush had 467 Area
tha was high for the losers with
i67
Club 666 took two out OF three
from Horseshoe. 2l42 TO 202l, the
Horseshoe Bar staging a rally in
the final game 10 win by four pins
when Gladys Farley hit l78 10 give
her 443 for the series. Mary Cole
man and Msncrvs Westfcld paced
Club 666 with 492 and 495 reSpec-
lively.
Cozy Corner upset the dope by
taking Two out-of three from Picket
Fence. 2082 20 l9i3 Katie Pierce
was n'gh for Picket Fence with
i3j Alhambra paced BY Ollie Meals
AS, won two from Club Zombie.
1886 20 1895 Acme Flower took
TWO from Silver Leaf Inn, 1890 10
1874
HAZEL Thomas led Supreme Lin
en- 70 Two wins over Brady Health
Studio. although Brady won on
total pins, 2086 10 2045 Hazel col
'ecicd 4S7. a-
Bob Settles and Son won two
from Bow NJ. 1854 10 1882 as Mai.
re Butler contributed 484
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Camp Sn1aHs
Sailors Are
Indicated

GREAT LAKES, Ill-Camp Rob-
er, Smalls defeated Security Watch
before $500 fans. This victory was
the twentieth win for Camp Smalls.
or the 5000 men in Ships company.
the coloreo men from Camp Smslis,
al former college men, went
through the season indicated. The
score was 81 to 30 Camp Smslls
led al hslftime. 20 10 49,
Sam Williams scored five field
goa& and one free toss; Jim Brown.
three field goals and four three
throws. C. Gray had four field goals
and one free toss; w. Hawkins
pushed in three baskets and Cooper
scored one field goal
Brown is from Southern univer.
siy Williams comes from Detroi;
Hawkins IS Wherefore product
and Gray a from Kentucky STATE.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
RUSS J. CoWANS'
SPORT CHATTER
LEADS WAYNE FIVE
IN SCORING

Clifton Moblcys classy lit,le guard,
ana Joe Holloway. fsshy forward.
were the top scorers on Wayne uni
versity basketball team which closed
us season last week Mobloy paced
tnc pack With l6l points, and Hol-
lowsy accounted for l48
However TINS may be the last
season Of competition for the two
Wayne juniors Both are IN the en-
listed rcSoIlcS and expect 10 be
called for service no later than
April They VII! be assigned TO
>pecishzcd training
The past season was Mobley
first with Wayne He had preyi-
ouSlv PLAYED one season al West
Virginia State college The past
season Was HoiloWsy's second With
the Tarisrs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Wolverine Loop Sets
Hot Pace In Bowling

collected 2496 10 Schmidt's 200.
Freidcnbcrs won two from
Lcashay Confectionery. l62 to 1909
Anderson. bowling in the second slot
for Friedenberg, raped the pins for
6l8 TO gain high honors Tor the
evening as he rolled 207. LIS and 236
Chsmbliss was high for Leashay
with SAL on high OF 203.
Ready Power took two from
Velma lunch. 1897 10 2477. Lewis
paced the winners with 562 and
Boyd was high for Vclma Lunch
with sol. Lark Grill won two from
Jax Five. 246l io 2428. K. Morris was
high for the winners with 543. and
Martinez grabbed scoring honors
for Jax five with 5l4
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JAKE TO 7 R Y
TO REVERSE z
OTHER DEFEATS.
Constantine A md Hayes
Also On LOnde s.
Olympia Card

Jake LsMotta, whose aggressive
ness and power punching have
made him a big favorite with De-
trot boxing fans, will face It's
toughest assignment Friday night
at Olympia since opening his fistic
campaign here last January Jake
is slated to meet Jimmy Reeves.
Cleveland light heavyweight, in a
ten-round bout as the feature con-
test on Promoter Nick Londes' card.
Reeves holds two decisions over
LaMotta, gaining them in l94l. The
first decision was close. but Reeves
had no difficulty in winning over
the Bronx Italian in the second
setto.
Down Five Times
"LaMotta had me down Ave times
in the tenth round OF the hrst
bout" said Jimmy wko arrived here
Saturday to open his training grind.
But had won all OF the other
rounds"
There was some doubt about Jim.
my being able to scale down to the
1852 pounds he is slated 10 make for
the bout, but the Cleveland battler
indicated that he would not have
any trouble making the weight.
Il weight l64 now. said Jimmy.
and should not have any trou-
be taking off the extra pounds"
LaMotta, wto lost a l0-round dc.
cision 10 Ray Sugar Robinson in
his last appearance in Olympia, ar
rived Monday and opened his train
ing for the contest. The loss 10
Robinson reversed decision Jake
had gained over the young Har-
iemlte earlier last month 49,
Constantine On Card
Reeves was introduced from the
ring al the LsMotta- Robinson con-
test and issued challenge to the
winner OF the contest. As Raw
was already in the army and was
sent to Fort Dix, N. j.. the follow
ing week. it was impossible for
hun 10 accept So Jake was matched
with the fighter who holds two
victories over him.
Charles Lulm Costantino. New
York lightwei sht, will make his
Detroit debut in special ten
round attraction. Costantino will
meet Joey Basnato, Toronto. The
/ Toronto battler recently knocked
out Joe Millar in Buffalo. He also
holds six-round decision over
Jackie Csllura, who defeated Jack ie
Wilson TO win. the ieatherweight
championship. NBC version. In ad
dtion he has beaten Bobby Nc
lnirc, Detroit lightweight
Costantino, also OF Italian descent,
: managed by Charley Johnston.
brother OF Jimmy Johnston. man
ager OF Bob Pastor.
Charley Hayes. Ferndale middle
We chit who was going great guns
until he was defeated by LaMotta
here last month. will meet Jimmy
| Mandel. OF Buffalo. in an eight
round bout Hayes defeated Fran
kie Best OF Freedonis, on the Rob-
inson-LaMotta card.
Other bouts on the card will
bring together Johnny S,emple, OF
Flint. and Friizie Fitzpatrick. oil
! Cleveland and Walter Thomas oil
New York, and an unnamed oppo-
nent
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Fridrs Ale Wins
To Auenge Defeat

A few weeks back Johnson-H Harris
five, current leaders in the Motor
City Bowling league, trounced
Friars Ale in two OF three league
games bowled. Johnson Harris was
enjoying a lt-pin spot.
Sunday Friars Ale rcvengcd this
defeat by taking five out Of six
games from the Johnson Harris
team in special match. winning
by the score OF SAP TO $3.50. Friars
Ale swept the first three games
which we're rolled in the afternoon,
1898 10 254l, and then came back in
the evening TO win two OF the final
block. 2744 10 26l9.
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II was the hot bowling OF Bob
Paris in tie final block that en-
ablcd Johnson-Harris 10 win the
final came OF the three game series
as he turned in 254 Paris opened
with four in = row. spared, and then
came back with three straight
strikes before he spared and then
struck out, AS he opened with 20l
and followed with 1873. Paris had
$40 for the series. high mark OF the
match.
John Collins paced Frisrs Ale
in the final block with 900 on 225.
PA and 10 George Bennett paced
Friars Ale in the first block with
sos. while Paris was getting 554.
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Tt[e-HoLder
In Boxing Is
A LieutenQnt

FORT RILEY. Ksns-A man who
was crowned amateur middleweight
boxing champion OF West Virginia
a. a Golden Gloves tournament in
1871 al Charleston. is a second
Lieutenant in the u S. army today
He is Oscar Evans. indianapolis.
It'd. member OF the 2lst Officer
Candidate Glass graduating from the
Cavalry school al Fort Riley. Lieu.
tenant Evans obtained his commits
SION less than year after entering
the service as a .selectee
After graduating from school in
Indianapolis, he was employed by
the NYA in lsndscaping work at
various public schools in that city
and in Charleston. w. Va. where
he also studied aviation mechanics.
radio, machine shop, planning and
engineering and carpentry at the
U. S, Naval Ordnance plant
II was While there, that he took
up boxing under the tutelage OF
Robert Ramsey. West Virginia
amateur heavyweight champion.
Another graduate OF the 2lst class
is Freddie H. Psyton, Sallna, Kans.
In the army since the fall Of 1910.
Lieutenant Payton had previously
been graduated from two courses
for enlisted men at the Cavalry
school. He was first graduated as a
radio operator and later completed
/ the communications coure for en-
listed men.
Entering the Civilian Conscrva.
ton Corps in 1889. Lieutenant Pay
ton became an assistant cducationa!
adviser and taught classes IN radio
/ and American government. He en-
listed in the Ninth Cavalry. where
due TO his experience with radio. he
was assigned 10 the radio section
and was placed on special duty
with the signal troop OF the division,
serving with that unit in the Louisl.
ana msneuvcrs in 1871.
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DR.. johnson
Leads Team
To Victory

Acme-Johnson won two out Of
three from Vclms Lunch in tho
Paradise Bowling league. Sunday
at Paradise Bow. 234S to 23l7 Or
Powell Johnson led the attack for
the winners with 53l. o.
Victory Bowlers won two out Of
three from Dcsshay, but lost in total
pins, 255l to 1924 Sam Ward was
the big noise for Victory with j87
while Ted Morrison was leading
Lesshsy with $50.
New Eastern Cleaners won three
from Ford Wildcats by default. and
Ford Tigers won three by default
Gordy Contractors won three by the
same method,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
WHEN rs A CONTRACT
A GOOD CONTRACT

Harry L tPopps Dee) Johnson
and his old side kick, Dwight Lett.
are poring over some legal tones
these days, paying particular at
tention 10 that part OF the law
which explains contracts Johnson
Who las named himself chief coun-
sci for the firm OF Johnson and
Lett. is searching deeply and sin
eerely TO locate all loopholes in
contract. while he has Lett digging
up law on limitation.
:. II all springs from the recent an
nouncement in New York tina, Saint
Thomas. the big ongshoreman.
looms as the best prospect in the
heavyweight ranks today and the
man WHO most likely Will succeed
Joe Louis as the champion OF the
heavyweight division. SAINT Thorn
as who wss born Tommy Reed al
Newman, Ga. % years ago, is the
prote2e OF Father Divine. which &C
counts for him packing the handle
o. Saint" with his 200 pounds OF
Drawn on s foot 2 beam.
Saint Thomas Tommy Reed 10
johnson and LetO was IN Detroit
o few years ago. and while here
wa signed TO contract Tor five
years by Johnson. who later cut
Let, IN for 10 per cent OF the earn
ings Of the young heavyweight
Lett was 10 condition the fighter
for future bouts.
SAINT Thomas, or Tommy Reed,
remained in Detroit for some time,
eating and sleeping al the expense
OF the firm Of Johnson and Leu.
While johnson has rot issued any
figures concerning amount al
money he spent on Inc young hskt-
er, II can be safely stated that a
heavyweight fighter can destroy no
less than $40 worth OF food week,
not counting those Little snscks
they like 10 devour Put IN room
rent and extra change for spend
Ing. ard you can easily sec tnot
the arm Spent no less than 500 .
week on Reed. or Thomas
Add 10 this the sage advice COM
INK IIOUl INC TWO veteran i.cNQlCl
who are w.se IN me intricacies
and inirigues OF The f2h, game
Lett was busy giving him instruc-
tons about the use Of lei, nook
the feint, and righ; crosses s;
the same time Johnson was in
structing him in general ring de-
mesnor. and warning him 20 always
keep his ears keenly aiiyned 20 the
Poppss shouun2s from the corner
Burdened with the though; o.
the money they have lost. or may
continue 20 lose. because Sslni
Thomas, or Tommy Reed has vio-
lated the contract ne signed. john
sona will hasten down 70 New York
this week 10 Law his compliant, be.
fore the New York Boxing COM
mission. Lett was scheduled 10
accompany Johnson on TIE trip, but
st the last minute u Vss thought
advisable 20 let him remain on the
home front and supply TIE Popps
wiih information needed 10 support
thglr claim szsinS, SAINT Thomas
add his present handlers
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Former Wayne Star Nov Ready For The Axis Powers

athletic director OF his outfit, and
has participated in many sports,
both in school and college before
entering the service. Prior TO en-
-listment, he was athletic director of
Madison high school in Albany. Ga,
and while in college, was captain
OF the basketball, football and track
teams, He holds an ABB. degree
which he obtained at Paine college,
Augusta, Ga. in 1887.
Corporal Orville Waller, Warrens-
burg Mo, is another who has COM
piled records in athletic activity,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

Gordy Contractors had an easy
spot last Friday night as three games
were forfeited TO them. Great Lakes
was also the recipient Of three
games by default But in the other
games in the Wolverine Bowling
league Friday night at Paradise
Bowl it was different.
Schmidt Beer won two from Hsr-
vesters as Jimmy Jones. anchor man
for Schmldts, hit 538 on high
game OF Oil F Balwin paced the
Harvesters with $50 as his team
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

similar work in civil life. He has
been physical director OF the
YM.C.A., Des Moines. Ia. executive
secretary Of Y,MCA branch Nf a
boys summer camp at the YMCyA,
camp, Boone. Ia. and held offices in
many civic, religious, frsternal and
business organizations OF local, state
and national scope. He. recently,
was recommended for officer candl-
date school by his commanding
officer.
Corporal George S. Bragg. Albany,
Ga, is at present non-commissloned
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

DALE MABRY FIELD. Fla
Dale Msbry Field has many soldiers
N is complement 81 troops who
have led interesting lives before en-
ter!ng the army. OF which the fol-
+ertsg SIX are typical examples
Sergeant Frank Kaiser. Des
Moincs. la, rates high as holder
OF track records he was a member
IF track teams al Drake university
and Sacramento Junior collcA. Al
4 northern conference meet he be-
came champion OF the 40 and 900
ward distances While attending
Junior college he was +40
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vas scratched in the 40 and S1c $50
He ran anchor in the sprint medley
university relay event He ran $50
yards. picked III two runners 10
give Illinois second place The WIN
mig team was Michigan State with
Hugh Davis running third leg t220
YARDS and the time was 33l 6
which cqualed the meet, fieldhousc
ard American indoor record set by
Michigan State in 1912.
Perkins ran for Northern Illinois
Teachers in the college one mile and
was third.
Edward Taylor. Western Mich.
gan, tried TO run in the university
one mile event. He was last on the
sixth lap nd dropped out OF tho
race on the seventh.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20

In 1910 he scored first place in the
shot-put ard in six years, played
football. baseball and softball in
school and college.
Last Of the group is Sergeant AL
bert LeaKe. Kansas City, Kans- He
was a football player and in 1919
was hurt while playing. He recov-
cred. however ard went on 10 star
on both football and basketball AL
star teams. Sergeant Leake works
in the communications department
at personnel headquarters and is
basketball coach in his orgariza'
ton
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member OF the track and swimming
teams OF these institutions. His
tavorite sport, in addition 10 swim
mng, is high-jumping and he has
cleared the bar at IS inches, During
1910 he was employed al the Ford
Motor company as a we.der on air
plane superchargers. His duty at
Dale Msbry Fled is liEemsn on
construction crew.
Sergeant Quentin r. Mease, Des
MoineS, Ia, is in charge OF The per-
sonnet section OF his organization,
owing 10 considerable experience in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-20
Va. Union To Play
In New York, March 10

NEW YORK College basketball
will again DC tested when Viz MA
Union university, champions 81 the
Co,orcd INTERCOLLEGIATE Athletic
invade Harlem !or the
second ycar battle Metropolitan
college All Stars on Friday. March
10 at Renaissance casino
Coach Huclcs' cucgCr, aggregation
IS as usual rackcd with dynamite
and might explode a, any time This
season they appear 10 be smoother
working combination.