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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Post Graduate

It's going 10 be a cold winter
and he's a little out OF practice,
so Sol Weeks. 66, Of Skid Row. a
painter. asked Recorders Judge
Scallen 20 send him 10 the House
OF Correction. where he could
take A refrcsher course IN
painting.
He waS taken into court on a
vagrancy charge by Patrolman
Christ Howard. who told the
tTdge Weeks rad asked 10 De
rested. He said he had origin
+ learned the painting trade IN
the House NJ Correction
Judge Scallcn said he was sorry
hut the best he could do was give
the prisoner 90 days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
War-Rieh Husband
Tires OF His Wife

War Problem Clinic:
/ have been married - years,
and now after all these years my
husband has discovered he is I'M
happy and claims -don,t-haXe
the same outlook on life as he
has He says the world is fast
and I am old fashioned.
We struggled along during the
depression, and now we have
everything and should be happy.
but my husband is not satisfied.
lie is going with another woman
and brings her home for me 10
entertain. i was even invited out
with them one night and my hus-
band told people ! was his sister.
You will wonder why ! am wiling
10 stay with my husband. but !
love hun. and am hoping he VIII
realize he is wrong. He claims
ne doesn't love her, but keeps
taking her out.
He gives me everything I want
except love and happiness. sug-
gested he see a good pSychiatFist
but he feels he knows as much as
the doctor What would you ad-
wise me 10 do?
MRS. ". z. X.
Dear Mrs. VI r.. X:
You have had bitter, diff
with some skilled help this mar
rage Of yours can be saved.
From your letter IL would seem
that both OF you have had
definitely satisfactory expert
ences In your marriage, and you
have been very right in not
wanting to cast away these
things lightly because of the
present difficulty.
Your husbands sense OF
values has become confused.
He needs help in understanding
himself and in clarifying what
he wants. Your idea OF getting
him 10 a good psychiatrist Is an
excellent one. All of US have
problems of one sort or an
other, and we are not always
able 10 solve them for our
selves. Because a person goes
10 psychlatrist does not mean
anything is wrong with the
brain. II IL like going to the
dentist Ia have a tooth filled.
One does not 20 for pleasure.
but one knows that greater pain
can be avoided later by accept
ing lesser pain now. IL IL really
mark of intelligence to know
where 10 20 for help and when
To get there. Perhaps you can
help your husband under
stand this.
In the meantime, II may help
YOU 10 keep In mind the fact
that your husband probably
feels very guilty about the un-
happiness he has caused YOU.
and that this guilty feeling
makes il difficult for him 10
find his way back IN you.
Your husband needs 10 learn
that, even though he feels this
IL fast" age. no affair can
give the long time satisfaction
OF "A good marriage. Nor can
he expect his wife tn act IN
mother and allow him 10 bring
his girl friends home. Out
wardly your husband Is a grown
man. hut inwardly he needs
some help I'm growing up.
ROBERT G.. FOSTER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
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(5;2{3:|;1{23i STORE
FASHION APPAREL

Il 1898 Misses Fur Trim Coats-$lj.59
S5S Misses Furred Sport Coats--$29.77
IS sI2.9S Wom.'s Navy Pinstripe Suits-$9.97
20 $IO.98 Misses Black Fur Fabric Coats-S8.zZ
& &I9.9S Jrs. Corduroy Suits bg- red 46rzZ
SI99S Jrs Cord'y Topcoats, Big. red-s16.77
Al s4.9S Women's Check Jersey Dresses-$2.37
ls s2.9S Misses Spun Print Dresses---s9e
II $7.9s WINS Rayon Jers. PIT. Dresses-$3.Ss
"A $40 Misses Cotton House Frocks-69e
50 S1.59 Women's Cotton House Froeks-S9c
% S1.9S Juniors Summer Dresses--49c
50 $3.50 Denim Work Aprons
IS $3.50 Unbleached Muslin Aprons
i44 sf.59 Unrat. House Slippers; 4-S-s7e
s. 9Sc Fascinators ---
500 Zoe Cotton Anklets;
700 7Sc Frily Suit Dckies----
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
HARDWARE

s $31.15 Fluors. Dining Room Fixtures-$75
100 Sl2 Steel Tool Chests
20 soc Steel Workers Open End Wrenehes
(Is to 11f16)----------------
100 S2.25 Waterpf. Hickory Lawn Rakes $l.67
40 S595 lS-qt. Hand Pump Fire
Extinguishers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
SPORTING GOODS, LUGGAGE

IL $l.75 Leatherette Seat Cushions-$5.49
1876 99c Repro. Golf Balls
liz CSC Photo Albums, Fabric Cover-S9e
AZ $2.3S Khaki Utility Kits--$1.9S
$5.95 Leather Bound Golf Bags-$5.49
Sets $I.9S Lea. Golf HID. Covers (3)-$I.79
s5.49 Rubber Rain
$40 Drill Fishing Jackets
$40 Fishing Vests
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR

al s6.75 Mems Mackinaws; 35-46-$5.44
80 1913 Mems KHAKI; II. Jaekts; 36-46-t7.44
400 sj.9s Mems Plaid Jackets; 36-46-sJ.44
90 1898 Boys Revers. Coats; 10-16-T.44
90 500 Boys Wool Jackets; l2-16-sJ.4+
20 sj.eS Boys Plaid Jackets; l4-IS-s3.44
40 $3.50 Boys Plaid Jackets; lO-ls-Sz.44
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
D0MESTIcS, NOTIONS

$50 Yds. SIC Cotton Linene --yd. 77c
IS Sl.05 Cotton Bats (70x90)
$3.50 9-Pc. Place Mat Sets--s2.E
Sl.00 Dresser Rayon-Cotton Scarfs-s7e
1000 Remnants Curtain Materials,
oretonne, damaSk, etc.-H to II OFF
7S6 49c 'Clopay' Window Shades, 5-ft.-3se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
MlSCELLANE

500 Lbs. 29c Asst. Raisin, Lemon, Bonbon,
Spiced Cookies, d
IS 27c Military Utility
200 sec Shoe Shine Kits-----------
80 81 Photo Frames (metal) -$1.6
40 81 Military Money Belts------77c
so 81 Military Shaving AProns--$1.67
IA 1915 4" Paint Brushes (Stay-set
Plastic Coated)
80 $3.50 4" Paint Brushes-
40 Gals. IS "Setfast" Awning Paint-S4.7s
IS OTIS. S1.4O VSetfast" Awning Paint-$1.17
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
FURNITURE

$S4.9S Enamel Ice
10 Sl7.25 Maple Wal. Phone Stands-S14.SS
2 1875 Oak Dinette Tables--S12.Ss
81 $1995 Cotton Mattresses ---$16.SS
go $l2.65 Unfin. Cedar Beds, 59n-$12.44
1898 "Posture-Built" Living
Room Suites
SS7.95 Sectional Sofa, sand color-$86.SS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
SPORTING GOODS, LUGGAGE

IS 1913 Bowling Bzgs--------------S7
a $500 Inside Flag Display Eagles-$I.77
81 see Inside Flag Display Stands--67e
800 Csc Mems Sweat
400 soc Hunting Hats
80 81 Khaki Money Belts
40 S6.9S wood-Metal Army Loekers-SJ.S7
$z495 Officer Furlough Bsgs-s19.77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
HOUSEWARES

II Sill els. Win. Vents text. 20" to SPY Csc
20 sz.j7 Paper Table Covers, 36"x3 oo'-$2.1s
$40 Web Outdoor Clothes Raeks-s4.47
Z 79c Dustproof Garment Bags, 27x4x6o-6sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
D0MESTlCS AND NOTIONS

j25 SKINS. &C Rayon-Wool Yarn (2-oz. )-49c
$50 Yds. s1.9S 54-in.
$50 s2.9s EDO Cabinets, 6Ox29 Hx22-s719
"a S19S EDO Wardrobe Chests,
32x2lx2I
- $1.9S EDO Cabinets, 60x29 zx22-$1.79
Sc $1.79 Twin Mattress Covers----S1.59
81 $7.79 Twin Mattress Covers---$2.49
5j $3.50 Full Mattress Covers
Is $3.50 5-Pc. Cotton Lunch Sets--S2.39
$3.50 Individual Place Mats--s1.S9
s4.9S Bl. Chenille Drapes---S2.9S
9 s5.9S Twin Chenille Spreads
sz.9s Chenille Vanity Skirts, rose-$1.9S
Y Sh49 BIackout Shades (41l'x72m-SI.29
u Sc Blaekout Shades (42H"x7')-6se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
$4,000
Stay Out
Of Mines

CHICAGO, Oct. % QNS)-
Seriously Gripping the nations
war effort, nearly $4,000 striking
coal miners remained idle in 10
states today in defiance of 'the
bacl,to-work deadline fixed by
the WLB.
Hundreds Of thousands of tons
OF coal were lost TO war plants.
The unauthorized strikes started
ia days ago in protest against the
lack of a contract and the failure
of the WLB 10 meet the miners
wage demands.
Today is the deadline fixed by
the WLB, which has threatened
TO carry the case 70 President
Roosevelt for action which again
may lead to seizure OF the mines
by the government.
Even the back-to-work appeals
of the strikers own union, the
United Mine Workers of America,
went unheeded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
FURNITURE

Sl14.95 Refeotory Table, oak---$99
SS4.95 Channel Oak Ladies Desks-I7
8 S37.95 Console Chairs --Sjj
1895 Console Bench --$1
$40 Oak Buffet-
Is $4.9S Wood Baby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
CHlLDRER's

200 SLIP Girls Flante Pajamas; 10-I6-S7c
so Sl.97 Boys Melt. Maekinaws; 4-10-s1.77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
STORE
FASHION APPAREL

93 $1.79 Rayon Blouses,
u $1,9s Rayon Skirts,
S14,9S Tweed Fur-Trim Coats-$12.77
s19.9S 3-Pc. Red Corduroy Suits-$16.77
1898 3-Pc. Tan Corduroy Suit, Is 1857
$1s.9S Stone Corduroy Suits--sI6.77
$29.9S Black Velvet Suits, 10-1S-$24.77
SO S4.9S Duco Dot Dresses, I2-20-$3.s9
$1.49 Cotton Rib-Knit Gowns, 32-34-$I.19
As Prs. CSC Fabric Gloves
81 Prs. Sc Women's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR

IL 69c Soldier Aprons ----57c
"a Mems $3.4s Waterproof Jackets-s2.49
S649 Mems Tan Surf Coats--$349
s9.49 Mems Upper front Jackets-$6.49
- S6.9S Mems Cordy Reversible Coats-s4s5
10 Boys $40 Wool Sport Jackets-s3.9S
800 500 Mems 1871 Wool Union Suits-$2.I9
38Z 3Sc Mems Khaki SheFts-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
HARDWARE

500 25c Screw Drivers (4-in. )--1Sc
IS $3.50 Inside Lock
II 1913 Porch, Post Lghts--$3.67
100 soc Fluorescent Starters ---z2c
100 25c Insect Repelent Lamps---17c
5000 Fl. 6Hc Trench wire--ft. sac
20 zoe Pin Type
- S1l9 Radio Outlets
so $l.49 STONE Melody Chimes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
MEETING MONDAY

John L. Lewis, UNIV president,
called a meeting OF the unions
policy committee in Washington
for next Monday, one day after
his "no-strike" true expires,
States affected by work stop
pages are Alabama, Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky. Tennessee,
Arkansas 0hfo. Pennsylvania,
Virginia and West Virginia.
Alabama, where an estimated
10000 diggers were idle, was the
hardest hit. At least is open
hearth and steel furnaces pro-
ducing for war materials were
banked because Of the lack Of coal
In Illinois. complete tIeup OF
all coal mines operated by the
UNIV was feared as the WLB
rejected the Illinois contract,
which called for a 3717 cents a
49, increase and in effect, portal
LDortal nav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
DEARBORN STORE
FASHION APPAREL

80 s24.75 Misses RayonVelvet Coats-$l7.75
so $4.9S Miss, WINS. Ray-Print Dresses $3.50
100 $2.98 Misses, Womens Cot. Dresses-$I.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
FASHION ACCESSORIES

FASHIUN NCCESSUHIES
II $40 Fawn Brown Suede Oxfords-$2.97
IL $40 Suede (Fawn Brown Pumps-$2.97
IL $40 Black Suede Pumps----$2.97
$40 Black Suede Pumps
csc Sweater Dickies
Is 9Sc Striped Bow Ties (cotton-rayon) -49e
go 69c initiated Box Hankies (6)-47c
IS 25e Hair Bows on Combs---15
= sz.9s Knit Panty Girdles (25-3o)-$7.5s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
H0USEW WARES

l67 45c Muslin Laundry Bags---39c
$50 soc Jeanette Mason Jars------49c
SIS &c TO 23e Asst. Dinner Ware ("Capri"
Pattern) ---------piece &c
IA S1.95 Radiator Reflectors-
400 Gals. $3.50 Wards Self Polish Wax-S1.0O
81 Sc Plastic Graters ---------------2 c
81 I5c Plastic Juice Extractors-
90 25c Plastic Vegetable Corers-
IS SOC Plastic Cake
l2S 2Sc Grapefruit Knives
81 SIC Ktchenette Brooms ---77c
"a Gins S1.14 Paper Plates (100)--s7c
90 Sets $l.49 Calico Fruit Salads-$1.OS
rs 29c Garbage Bags----------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

EvERGREENs, "a to "a OFF .
Choose rom Phtzer jumpers, Black Hill
Spruce, Pyramidal Arborvitae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
MEMS AND BOYS WEAF

$69S Boys Sports Coats, 1S-$3.ss
4 $1z.45 Boys Knickersuts, j, IA, 1917
1913 Boys Knickersuts, -, IA, 15-$5.77
1926 Boys Sport Coat, brown--$5.77
II $11.7S Mems Sport
10 $1475 Mems Sport Coats-- $9.77
40 $24.75 Mems Suits--
80 $l6.7S Mems Fingertip Reversibles-$13.77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS

IS CSC Ration Book
1000 Pks. Duro-Edge Razor Blades--l5c
so l9c Formal busting Pads--9e
"a 49e Fountain Syringes ---29c
500 S9c Shoe Shine
"a S10.95 Auto Seat Covers (Fiber) -$S.97
la soc Seven Roller Paint Appliers---75c
ia OF 29c Screen nt-----12Sc
81 OTIS, $llO Awning Paint----97c
As Lbs. sec Fruit-Nut
Is Lbs. J9c Iced Carsmels ---15c
100 Lbs. 55c Coconut- Marsh. Cookies z-l9e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
DOM ESTlCS

IL 24c Cellophane Table Sets--19c
10 $7.9S Sets Kitchen Curtains---s2.49
81 $3.50 Printed Cotton Cloths, 81" So. $1.9S
81 $z.s5 Tableoloths, Rayon & Cot, 81" s2.49
Is S2.9S Lace Tablecloths, 72x90"-$2.49
Is 1913 Lace TableclothS, 52x52"-$3.49
1880 44c SKIS. Knitting Yarn, asstd. colors-39c
u $1.2s NeedlePont Service Flags--77e
36 $l.9S Shopping Knitting Bags-$1.77
500 Yds. 29c Striped Chambray--24e
500 Yds. 49c Slack Poplin--
400 Yds. 79c Rayon Plaids
$40 Yds. &C Paisley
FURNITURE
$67.49 Vanity, with Wall Mirror-Sl4.77
2 $3.50 Vanity, with hanging mirror-$j7.s5
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR
4S S6.9S Melton Cloth Jackets, 3s-44--$5.77
IS 1858 Boys Revers. Coats, 14-1S-$i47z
90 $3.50 Mems Dress Pants, j2-Js-S6.77
HARDWARE
IS $S,9S Fire Extinguisher-S prayers-$4.44
IS S79s Wood Lathes
$40 Dor. 17c Kerr Jar Lids---1ze
900 $3.50 Dor. rSaniJars" Fruit Jars, OTIS. sI.oo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
FL00RC0vE

/ Sx9 $54.75 Green Floral Administer
l Sx12 $685. Blue Twist Weave-$55.0o
l 7x9 $500 Blue Carved Wilton-$50.o0
l 7x17 $75.l5 Rose Twist Weave-$6S.95
l S.6x12 $10S.2S Green Carved Wil-$97.l6
sx12 $3.50 Blue Carved wilton-SSS.00
9x9 $63.2S Rose Twist Weave-$60.67
l 7xl2 $39.12 Blue Tone -Tone--s37.2o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

"a $1.39 Glass Salad Bowl
IA Prs. s1.sS Hurrican so
~ 29c Plastic Fruit & Cake Knives-l7c
IS 15c Plastic Cups
so loo Plastic Juice Extractors-
24S Pcs. Sc Moonstone Glassware
500 10c Moonstone Divided Plates-7c
400 3/l0c Glass Tumblers-
IA SIC 7-Pc. Beverage Sets----------47c
395 DE-. sc Jeanette Mason Jar Lids-23e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-01
= LOIS EBY and JOHN c. FLEMING

| taking rather desperate chances,
maybe even unnecessary chances.
surrounding ourselves with people
We really know so little about 2"
His wifc's eyes left the roscbush
! 10 search his worried face.
"Y"u'rc thinking of Curlcy?" she
asked.
"Y.s"
Has nc done something's"
no. It's just that he has so
much ability. Seems strange he
wouldn't he back in the States
making some Of that big money
: i,5 % 49, plant. And it's funny they
haven't rr..!.I his; number yet for
'if' Amy Maybe hes a daft
.Hl""r.' IL H!lcd his PIP" slowly
md l'rhtr: it, II" a"rm,G av.Iullv
Interested in The tain w:crk the
u'!irr night"
LIT we checked on h.,.i. dear"
Mrs Parkinson pro;cst,I
Il know" Parkinson followed
her swiftly. moving shears thought
fulIy. Il guess it's just thai
h""cn't been sleeping too well and
I'm Imagining a lot Of things"
=" m!'. CUrlcy is perfectly I'M
| ic'=taEi"hlc." said Mrs. parEin-
Grr. Just one Of those romantic.
| Ini'!rrr Youngsters. struck with
~Hnd"riu$t and a definite allrr%y
for hard Wnrl; ard responsibility. /
can't sc him at al in Il :yar plant
or in tii" Army. IN either of them
sire; discipline must hr man
tanned and that wuul Int agree
with Curlcy, I think were rnighty
| Fortunate 10 have found him He's
CEGrily what we need around
here"
Parkinson gave n sigh of relief.
"NlI right" he said. Your
lunches on people are always pref
| ~ sound. What do you think about
the Eirl?"
".Ican?" think she's n dGrling."
'But do you think" Parkinson
raid quietly. that VIC ought to
keep her here AT the risk of making
lt"sita violent ?"
Mrs. Parkinson pruncd the last
rose branch and dropped her shears
illN' iSloNtS llNV 1ltI NINlt NlpNlTsln
basket. Then she slipped an arm
through her husbands and paced
slowly across the Sun-lcckcd patio
beside him.
ITS true that Rosita Is terribly
jealous" she admitted. but I be-
licvc she will take it out i'm drama
tizing. and if VIC keep an eye on
her, she cant do anyone any harm.
Meanwhile, it looks TO these old
eyes as though there was a mag
rctic attraction between Jean and
Curlcy. in spite of Jeans cool poise.
In which case. dear" her handsome
hazel eyes twinIilcd with sienifi-
cant purpose as she looked at her
husband, 81 don't think we should
interfere with the course of TRUE
love"
AS Mr.. Parkinson returned her
gaze. an answering CLEAN camo
into his own eyes.
you know you may have some-
thing there, Louise" he said
thouRhtfully. 'Tn fact, at times I
think it's lump of genius"
(To 30 Contlnuedi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-01


lima. dear" she smiled. at will
seem $" good having daughter
again Il has always been my So
.'I"t SORROW. |"u know, that ! DIDN'T
nave one "t my own
J,rn Laid her lr:.l u.Ntlv on
Nh. TIri;iusou'a shoulder au,i
again tel, The .lm" Of aun as she
said. "Vru viii u.v,y l...w n1.
.uuyn ii has meant - me-. r..Ir.
.nmcu..c mother m, n.u t...s."
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/ The @'irht "us'. or I..-. cheeks
vas rccnm,~r 10 h,- @H .n said.
"'rharEa." J.aT got h.g ..- and
they V.a'l..i .'.w III "r.. .....
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-01
CIrNrIi.E Hl.TrI..;


El.'iI1iEf| o.! NH''. NuHH
cl"'niH nl''a.j NH"l.".T E''i'.'-
ward acres blue SKY. IN" 3"'v ot
the night sim "i'"".nE I" The leaves
OF 'Hll eucalyptus made th'm look
freshly vAi"I..:"' 1# thsY E!iS-
Tened IN The nr''.t''n SIN. " Jean
=" we '.l.'''''.' ''.....'' ,'''' III -
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ln&tinctiv"ir her slim hands
frightened on th" steering wheel
Country or m country. IL didnt
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Evening star., 1943-07-04
BOND SUMMARY
All New Ysrk Stsek and Curb osslstieus
furnisheA kZ the AssAciateA Hress

A selected list OF active bonds on the
high, low and closing price for the
week, and the net change from the
previous Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
MARYLAND Tobacco Markets

., The, War Food Administration. reports
That low quality tobacco sold at higner
averages this week on The Southern Mar
ssnd auction markets. Increases OF from rom
81 70 So we're noted in the various low
grades. Th> better Qualities remained
steady. selling up to Sol hundred. Sales
we're lisht and General quality was mucn
lower
Due to incomplete figures on net nrst
hand sales, Gross sales. as reported LOT
the week. amounted to 59S,S76 pounds at
an eversge Of S5S.U5 hundred. 6Itnglne
the seasons gross sales average to So3.o1
tor l2,1C1,54S pounds sold.
.ollow:
Heavy crop: Good quality light red. S61 !:
!alr quality medium to dark red, $50 to
col low quality green. $44 to $50.
re 15!ns; Fair quality medium to dark red'
Thin crop: Good quality light red, S61 :
fooo quality medium to- dark REQ $6l :
SOL
seconds-Good quality medium to dark
rec, 500 to S6l
Nondescript: Best crude s34 to $40.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, July 3 GlPN.-closins foreign
exehanse rates follow tGreat Britain in
Canada: onieial Canadian Control Board
yates for United States dollars: Buying
premium. Equivalent to- discounts on
SSsnn1adian Sn1 dollars in New York e buying
=. Canadian dollar in New York open mar
e. 9l16 per cent discount or 9O.43'4
united states cents. "a cent higher
Foreign Exchange Committee rates), buy
ans. 81. .O2; selling. S4.O4.
free. $500; Brazil, oficial, 6.O5n; free.
b.20n; Mexico, 2O.65n:
Rates in SPOT cables unless otherwise
indicated. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO July 3 GP--Trends in grain
markets today were miXed-Theat dropped
IS much as cent, oats held about un-
changed and rye scored gains ranging in
n.most nSt; cents, Trading was on a com
paratlVely small scale in view of the
extended weekend holiday
At the close, wheat was Sal cent
ssowfss 'aiy oats 81 e6ssss ,ox.p ssptember
higher July; $685., and rye was up ls-1s4
commission house buying and there were
reports distillers might use sizable amounts
trial alcohol.
The House action in sustaining the
Corp bill which contained provis ons
outlawing. subsidies. brought .selIine into
wheat. Some traders had felt the bill
would be passed over the presloentia
veto. Most houidstion on the Houses
action came into the. market early, and
prices were supported later by mill buyins
There was moderate hedging,
Grain range at principal markets today
Evening star., 1943-07-04
Utility Stocks Gain,
But Other Groups
Drift Lower
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,
Asaoeiated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, July 3.-Utility
stocks, particularly preferreds,
turned substantially upward In to-
days slow moving preholiday mar
ket, but many leaders. slightly under
water throughout, failed to recover
at the close.
The week, as A whole, was fair
" good one for the list, what with a
revival of imitation psychology and
generally pleasing war news. al
though many customers began to
trim accounts and cash profits Fri
cay a. insurance against the Mon
cay recess when principal ex-
changes will shut down for the cele-
bration of Independence Day
Brokerage houses were all but de-
serted in today's brief proceedings
and dealings were among the small
est Of the year. There was little
pickup toward the finish and volume
amounted to 452,250 shares COM
pared with 553 500 a week ago. The
Associated Press average of 60
stocks was unchanged at 52.3 but
was up 0.6 on the week and only OIL
under its top since November 4, 1899,
established THURSDAY. OF 657 issues
traded. 291 were up and 366 down or
unchanged.
Some imitation wind was taken
from speculative and investment
sails by the action Of the House late
yesterday in uDncldino the Prnsi-
dents veto of tlle antisllbsidv bill
and commoditiev suffered an early
spill although most subsequently
steadied.
Investment demand for power and
light company shares was attrib-
uted partly to favorable earnings
and the belief this industry may re-
ceive more considerate treatment by
Congress.
Gamers Of fractions to 3 points or
so, most at new 1943 peaks, included
preferred stocks Of Electric Power &
Light. American & Foreign Power
American Power & Light and
Standard Gas. Others at best levels
for the year or longer were Chesa-
peake & Ohio, Texas Co., Woolworth
and Caterpiller Tractor. Ahead were
Consolidated Edison, Allegheny pre-
ferred, North American, Public
Service of N. j., United Corp. pre-
ferred. General Motors, Santa Fe
and Montgomery Ward.
Among losers were U. S. Steel,
Bethlehem. Chrysler, Anaconda,
Great Northern. American Smelt-
Ing, Goodyear, Du Pont. Interna-
tional Harvester. Douglas Aircraft,
American Can. Westinghouse. Cen
eral Electric, Eastman Kodak and
j. c. Penney.
Warner Bros. Pictures added "a of
a point on announcement the con-
Germ had completed arrangements
Tor s23 100000 of new financing.
Rail bonds improved.