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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07
TOMORROW'S MENU

BREAKFASTS Ora pefruit
Juice, oatmeal. fried tomatoes,
toast, fortified margarine, cof-
fee, milk.
LUNCHEON: Qunch box
Cream of lima bean soup,
WholeWheat crackers, chopped
leftover neat sandwiches on
wholeWheat bread, raw carrot,
pickles, whole orange, nut cook
les, iced tea, milk.
DINNER. SteWed kidneys,
cornbread, buttered beet greens,
bread, butter or fortified mar
garine, tomato salad, stewed
rhubarb, nut cookies, tea, milk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07
OLD BEFORE THEIR TINE

AS one 17-year-old puts it: Our
generation sure got it in the neck.
Just when we were old enough for
drivers licenses-there wasn't any
gas or tires for us. Just when we
were ready for dating-they started
telling us it wasn't patriotic to have
dances in wartime And just when
We we're thinking of pairing off and
going steady" the boys started
being drafted"
The youngsters aren't having
much fun. Many of them are assum-
ing adult responsibilities, while they
still need the fun and society and
Stiffness that belongs to youth.
Many a 15-year-old girl now does
the family cooking and looks after
a couple of younger children while
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07
Latest Styles
WE, THE WOMEN
THE
High SchOOlerS Should
Have Fun While They Can

her mother and DAD both Work In
defense plants.
They need some fun and If
they can't have harmless fun,
they'll go loC..ing for some that
isn't harmless.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07
BY RUTH MILLETT

The high school kids had been
worried for weeks. 1t looked as
though there wasn't to be any
Junior-Senior dance. And the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07
CLOTHING BOTTLENECK

Latest bottleneck in the cloth
ing industry, and one the WPB
may have to help straighten, is the
lining of mems boys and Women's
suits. Designeds have been asked
voluntarily to cut down on lining
yardage, but further government
imposed restrictions, such as elm
mating parts of Innings from sleeves,
coat backs and other places, may be
put into effect. The use of rayon
in so many other civilian and serV-
ice fields is the cause.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07
GLORIFYING THE APRON

A jumper frock
is a very
practical
garment for
marketing and
other family
chores when
you don't want
to "dress up"
yet don't want
to look dOWdy.
Just how
decorative a
jumper frock
can be is
demonstrated
by the new one
modelled by
screen actress
Ann Savage in
the photo at left.
It's of cotton,
printed with
tiny green and
yellow fish who
are gaily riding
green and
purple waves.
The short.
Sleeyed blouse
is of sheer
white cotton.
-av -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07

Dennlng, Patricia MOrrlSon, Walter
Abel Jack Haley and Helen Gilbert
This program positively comes TO
a close tomorrow so if you haven't
yet seen it plan TO do so before the
concluding performances.
Opening on Wednesday for a
three day engagement are the Dead
End Kids and the Little Tough Guys
in the terrific hit, Keep En- Slug
cling" and on the same program
the full-length March of Time fea-
ture we Are the Marines
Watch for "Corregidor' coming
soon to this theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07

ers that would replace the ones lost
to war. Already on the market is
a cinnamon flavor, a clever blend
of certain aldehydes and powder
base, which is used in bakery and
other products. Also in the eX-
perimental stages, Department of
Agriculture authorities report, the
nutmeg, anise, caraway and even
imitati on chocolate flaNorS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07

ing the contract, as they also re-
reived a spade opening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07
WILLY CLUB HOLDS
CLOSING BANQUET

The Wildly Spanish Club termi-
mated its yearly activities with q
banquet recently for the members
held at the Y. M G. A. Entertain
ment was provided by members OF
the club and the honor roll of boys
in the service was read, Officers OF
the senior club for the year were
Gloria Cereja, president; Marie
Mauro, vice president; Evelyn o.
schefski secretary; and Dorothy
Shepard, treasurer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07


unHultable ne
Write Miss Chaneid In care Oh
khi~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-07

Not cnsring you by because nigh tempered
mother with habit couldn't fair start IN NE out
to change your tactcs
lick them you will spend your lie
taking running on to take others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Retailing Gains

Incidentally while coal is short
nm some localities, the statistics
show that the coal miners are try
ing 10 make w for lost time and
the nutnu1 -4A-nn11- running high
Retail sales rose again last
week bat not as much as they did
last year when a boom was on.
SaH44a- fa.li ~ ltfs ilerete-~-df~aRRett4t--
-trrr-rrt tt5TTT The reasons Tor the
moderate sales expansion IS easy
to state. First ! would put the
absence Of SO many millions OF our
citizens i'm the armed forces.
Second Gf not frSt comes the
combination Of shortages and
crsat1' merchandise Even when
You find the product YOU want
YOU find that h Is "crummyH Cor
Example. Try to get nice toys
THIRD. YOU may add good deal
of uncertainty and NIX it with a
GOOD deal Of bond and stamp
Huync Then add some severe
weather and influenza, and YOU
have the, reason.
Commodity prices rose on aver
age Wheat steers, tl7NSeed and
cotton were up RoSin and WOO
tops were off "A little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Trade Holds Up
Despite Start Of

RN IEMIs HWY

irorf,.o, ~ r,ondmi,. \ tni,ersFs
r Despite the beginning Of re
.5DICryr0n already th cv1drnee.
r3u-trei activity hold up well
N.tvcell. With only minor Narld-
nou> IN tho statistical indexes
~u~ production was off about a
point Lumber and paper produc-
rou dipped a 'tNc But these are
blt MINOR change. Total produc-
uan remains at high levels and
barring serious strikes, is likely
to do So iora good many months
Nrl
tits uoW coming 20 bc generally
rrrocntlrd that the 'eHtback> OF
production and cancellations OF or
rT-rTr'v 7TC- TTdTU 0T Z ETUWIHE ftdd'
u>tmcnt IN the war economy
This causes minor disturbances
but is really a very hopeful con.
dt0u. To the extent that We car
make pIoccmcal reconNerslOn.
now IN uWc OF War. We VII nnc
ths.i when peace comes 50 mutt
of me trouble and difficulty have
been taken care OF shat the ilRa-
transition viii he/relatIvely easy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Loan Repaid
-.
By Australia


LONDON Dec. % Following
the examples recently established
by the Umon oil, South Africa and
India. Australia VIII redeem IN
cash a 3ia per cent loan Of 81
100000 This action comes lew
weeks after repayment of 1000
600 pounds advanced TO Australia
bv The United Kingdom shortly
after The outbreak of the war.
While this is but amodest begin
nug compared 10 Australia 5 total
long torn British indebtedness. II
is noteworthy because # is the
FIRST time IN many decades that
Australia has been able TO meet ?
London maturity without having
to resort to "a conversion opera
uon
W4r'mea.e eHdtH-o-n--- have
brought about p substantial sur
plus m Australians trade balance
with Tie J7nitcd Kingdom result
inc In -ar--rruuUtltion OF some
SS6 00UO0o ~ of last September.
due for shipments of Australian
nyoriurf'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Electric Output
Breaks Record

NEW YORK Dec % The cleo
rical cnercN distributed by Tho
electric light and power industry
for the week ended bee IS "a>
46l2 qgI. 600 kilowatt hours ac-
cording 10 Edison Electric ln~ti-
utc This established a new high
record and represented an Inc
crease of l6 per cent over the
3 .975 S73 600 kilowatt hours IN
the corresponding week Of 1912
Output of 1856. COS 600 kilowatt
hours in the week ended Dec II
also was an increase Of Is per
cont over tho 1897 $4,000 last
year
In the wcck ended Dec 4 vol
ume was 456015S 600 klowatt
hours. against 3. sS3,5340oo kilo-
watt hours in the like week last
year, an increase of Ia per cent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Primitive Charcter Of Federal Accounts

The unintiatcd ayman unaware of the primitive ana
lm,cIcnthc character of federal accounts.
Tho Sll1CL ltIl lIi
accountancy Southeastern University az Washington - g
Bartlett disclosed =
probably familiar with the fact that there
the Congress complete financial
staementhat ~ balance Nhee containing All ~ NV
the govcrnment' 1.,;.u.. e
In a moro speech before the American Institute OF
York Bartlett made plea Tor SAn pIosd
the federal government Al
this time he wisely urged establishment by law of acolanE
and composed professional accountants outS me
federal which would be 10 MAKE
annual report Congress the adequacy nadequaY OF W
accounting auditing reporting systems of the government %
recommendations Congress for improvements III c
interests of economy efficiency and better understanding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. S. Rukeyser
Urges u. =. Improve
Financial Reports

WIN government under conditions Of total var
fare the role of the worlds biggest roTre becomes any
important improve methods of recording governmental
transactions
mace for better federal book
keeping T. r. Bartlett commissioner OF accounts l. >
Of first rate Importance Some one Of
understanding Senator Byrd should consider proposing
out of Rattel wise ana teN
consolidated accounts ana
IN independent audit
Through internal h4feaH and the StC me
government has imposed on citizens and companies 'e
obligation To improve bookkeeping such trend whole
some and federal government should begin practcng itself
j as effectively imposing on others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Auto
Graphs
ln-Plan+ Feeding
New Production
Problem for WPB
BY SIbER FREEMAN

The iob of keeping war plants
running efficiently has many
sides to it. 1T is not all machines
and materials and orders. A
new conception of plant opera
ton has come out OF the war.
one OF the problems is in
plant-feedlng facilities. which
Donald N. Nelson recently took
coenlzance OF as an off shoot OF
Wsf production. In an admins
tratiVe order, Nelson placed re-
Sponsihillty on the Office or
Labor Production and the Office
Of Civilian Requirements OF
WPB to solve the problem and
urged maximum help from labor
and management 10 increase
productive efficiency through
proettifng nutritious tood-tor
war workers.
In line with his orders, an
area committee has been formed
here under the Chalrmanshlp OF
the WPB with representatives
from labor, management, and
government agencies. The COM
mittce Wits investigate COM
plants of poor feeding condi-
tons. price and ration relief,
food allotmentS. sanitary i'm
pnovementS. feeding facilities
and -manpnWer fer plant cafe
terlaS or restaurants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Market Shows
Mixed Trend
intight=

NEW YORK, Dec, % up
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
in dull trading. Bonds also were
mixed,,. Cotton futures opened l
to 4 points lower.
Stcels were narrowly mixed
with U. s. steel at 81 up a
Bethlehem So. off "a, and Wheel
ing 2O'a unchanged. ChrySler
was at s0i., off 1, IN its section.
In the AlrcraftS. Douglas lost a
to,47l4 while United gained Il
10 257t.
Anaconda opened on a block
Of 100 shares pa up i;
Socony-Vacuum, l 100 at l2h un-
changed: Studebaker, 100 al
l3s. up Is. and Commonwealth
& Southern preferred, 200 shares
an 81. unchanged.
I'm the rails, Pennsylvania New
York Central and Southern Pa
Cihc opened at the previous close
lUtlitY issues were steady to firm
IOnS held around the previous
close. MercantlleS frmed.
Park Il Tilford lost a point
/ while American DiStillIng dToppec
la, points in the liquors. Weak
ness in the latter reflected rul'
ing by the New York State liquor
authority. that dividend liquor
could not be brought into The
state by stockholders for resale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
.HelicOpter
Firm Files
In State

LANSING, Dec. % tUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Corporation today announced
that incorporation papers have
been filed by the following firms
Field Detroit Co, 65l Baltimore
avenue. Detroit; w. l.. Field, be
troit. construction business $50
900 common stock.
Flint Hosiery Co, Inc, Flint
Ruth Nj. Gordon and Jean Y. Cor
don, Chestnut Hills, Mass. 10 deal
in hosiery; 100 shares of common
nonpar value stock.
Michigan iIeiicopter TranSpor-
ton Co, Flint; Halle Short
Charles r. Mendenhall and Joseph
r. Joseph. Flint, to operate trans
portation by air; 81 500 common
stock.
Michigan Information Service
-IHc 2Q07 David Stott Building
Detroit; Ann Line, Dorothea Me
Marie Stiller. Toledo, O., 90 con
duct information service; Sl00C
common stock.
SeHthSide - level o pment Co
Flint: j. l.. Leach, Flint; Mary
Brooks. Chicago; Herndon Har-
grove. Detroit, 10 conduct rcaI
estate business; $1,000 common
stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Save lime on Gears

Application Ct --ha&+FG ma
- l--+ra2- la y - s}4ti n rtrT'rn gear
UVC7t mn fre Wright Cyclone en-
EInc AHi save fG 600 man hours
-uCr- A-c--r-li-l -arIl.l+4-ced H.
SfUdchakgr Both machines and
method used in 'hc aircraft on
gl0e parts plant ~ South Bend.
According 70 George w Bun
ncr- rennr-ll -.iii}4-+stf 81 the
plan. "a, single worker can turn
OH -Ll-AnA--rlt>--nF 4 s {, ear
shaver as were before made on
rye grinders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
War Changes

II should also be- noted that the
apparent decline ln demand ~
some cases is really merely a shut
or Grange When the KIND OF steer
-lccl products required Tor wal
ChUngCy- some temporary disturb
anne ol production IS bound 10
occur But the orders Tor one KIND
ol steel increase whiie me orders
tor some other KIND decline
Iro mann point however is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Plan Amended
For New Haven

NEW HAVEN. Conn Dee. %
up The plan OF the interstate
commerce commission to reorsan-
lie the New Ilayen Railroad s>
tom and return it TO independent
control after eight years of re-
ceNershp. had the approval IN
amended form today of Federal
Judge Carroll G. itIncks
The court accepted the ICC
recommendation declaring ;he
common and preferred stocks ~
the road worthless, but granting
secured creditors new fixed tat int ~
est and income bonds and pre-
forrcd stock. and the general
creditors new common stock
Stock equities Of the Old Col
ony Railroad, held ny the New
Haven under a 99-yoar tease. also
were eliminated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Postwar Guide

Although Na>br kClNnalor.S
factories arc still completely oc-
cupicd with war production. and
viii continue 10 be So ndcil-
-ll!!n.p, -tAe-lS-e-4r-ft-.t -'s'---tifri~ttrfi-
OF the corporation mas recently
prepared and SIS currently dis
trlbutng 10 kciyInator appliance
retailers a comprehensive post
war planning guide 10 AID them
in making their basic prepara+
tons for postwar mcrChandiSnse
This postwar planning guide
Is primarily a Thought starter
and organizing tool containing
ideas and suggestions which we
believe will he helpful 10 ap-
ViiauCp retailers, irrespective ~
any actual date when they may
have new merchandise To- sell, ~
said Charles r Lawson general
sales manager Of kCklnator
The guide Ii0Fi' consists of a
"plan book containing practical
and helpful basic information
and planning suggestions under
tho following headings The
market, the appliances 10 SELL
the store or department the
selling organization me promo
tion and advertising creative
selling and replacement bu-l-
moss GgrIHrIf. yf.r.f .gfa .fH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Livestock Market

CATTLE 500 rao mrei Arrest 80.
f,re.F D.. trVs lrAd4LK- very SOW Indf-
ferel' ~ sfract t1 weak prices ri - ssfrs
sr.uer m uc1.Im coNs $50 few ~ 4
higher nu' demand vef, MARCOS Gamers
and cutters eariy s. ho 10 T ~ sore rrlstry
thfWelsh, rannetS gown o. 81 most crn
mon srf ruet'uu1 ssusaEs butts Ss4 - few
gon1 80 Sf-i--4 lightweight cutter buns
down - s. 1o
CALVES $50. active hyms bulk good
and chHire vea'ers SIC tcU MOSS medium.
Sit ~ common. 81 10 cuilH. SO down.
HOGS 600 u''fc 4rne indications
steady on 2n0-zTO.lb hogs A. support price
~ So sn .nslffeferf .emaad f0r a'her
t2hts weak prices
SHEEP 500 moderately aC'iVe fllIv
.'et.s cr sheep ant lambs hu,H r4 and
.Hn.er native slaughter aTtsl 81 20
itl small -afs c.nseiy sorted SIS mixed
NET dtn arH srod Its Slow Ree-fit Xi3 ~
20 common SO. 81 -r7Iis 50 ~ aeWn
nYck lambs ~ usual 81 discount most
good ans choice "a owes 81 g5r7 small
~ win fsv .ea=i@ss S-21 common s0f
ted Stf lu's 50 sa 19
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Remember Ex-Workers

About 100 mon in the armed
services, former members OF
-C'rCvTUtrt-S Central UTfTCe en-
glneerlng department. VIII re-
ceitc Christmas reminders, due
30 the activities of the service
men committee set up by the
engineering staff Records have
been Kept on The mems indlvld-
ual tastes and the Christmas
boxes made MP for each one
K. r. Sanders Is chairman Of
the committee and Mrs, Eliza
beth II Dough- IS secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Merchants Pleased

Merchants are expected 10
wrap up more Christmas gifts
this year than ever before IN his
tory but they generally agreed
volume had failed by q big mar
ON from developing INFO a con-
, sumner spending spree which
many retailers had expected
Trade experts Indicated they
were pleased with Christmas
results however, for two lca-
sons
Low merchandise stocks
have not been completely wiped
out thus assuring merchants
some goods with which 10 start
the new year.
= Retailers feel they have
played thAiEparl 1LeA--+l4''--
request FOR Americans 70 hedge
against initiation by cutting
down on buying too many
-cll+-ff-it= if4f44tt- gifts ln-teea-Hi-4 trii
boudS.<
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
ChrysIer Blood Donors

About I z00 employees OF he
Chry Ter division each donated
pint of blood 20 tho American
R61 Gross blood bank during a
four-day period which ended
today This is rrP second visit
OF he mobile unit At the ChryS-
Ter plant this year, more than
= 600 plntS being donated IN A
Today pcrod last April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Clio Names Building

FLINT Doc - The Industrial
Bank Building purchased for
500 600 by the Flint Go nom
bership Monday has been rc-
named the~CIO Building j vas
announced today by the Flint
Labor Temple Association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Utility Adds ; Directors

NEWARK Dec y THO board
of directors of Public Service
Corp OF New Jersey has been
increased from - TO Is with
three new directors elected. Will
liam NJ Hickey. George l. Burr
and Thomas y. McCarter IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
YuIe Seal Sale Tops AZ

LANSING Dee - As tho
Christmas seal sale of Tho lnehdm
County tuberculosis Society nears
a close Officials reported today
that collections SO fan amount TO
S13,37l As compared 20 $1,000 for
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
RIO Pension Plan

NEW YORK Dec 3 a plan
for penSlonlng all regular cm'
plovcs al age 65. with costs borne
by the company is being drawn
up in detail by Radio-kclth-Or-
pheum Corp Payments Will be
a fixed monthly sum and death
benefits Will he provided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
NLRB Election at Chevrolet

FLINT Dec % Approx
matejv 700 clerical workers at
The Chevrolet factory will partlc =
7atc in an NLRB election Dec %
io determine il they desire the
UAW-CIO as their bargaining
mani
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Phone Workers Rewarded

FLINT Pee % Essential
war service ribbons viii be
awarded hy the Michigan Bell
Telephone ed~ro more than 600
employees 0ff4l4y Flint branch for
their cfGciencS and spirit IN
keeping the vital communication
system functiorng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Carpet Co. Official Retires

NEW YORK Dec. % r. c.
KnoWland vice president m
charge of. production for the
Bigclow-Sanf Carpet Co Inc,
announces his resignation aS Of
The end Of this year. knowland
TdS completed - years OF seINlce-
II as vice president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Manage Go Building

FLINT, Dec. - The Flint
Labor Temple Association today
had been established by CIO
locals here 20 manage the Indus
trial Bank Building which was
purchased hlA-the- -Gf6 NONE
berShip for 100000 Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Promote Popular Economic Understanding

l., addon tho federal government could promote popular
economic understanding by recurring the internal
nIblish consolidated annual report IN dco'
with the short The aggregate results m an ~
United States would first step IN the
W. iobe entry bookkeeping the total efforts
of me American. people thcr living through 'N
exchanging goods H.. .,1,,,irir- steps be-
Ion to toT the truth about financial affairs OF me -
Monument and about 7Cro of the citizens IN SHoe anu
1lrlnrS tanrah lie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Detroit Edison Co.
AGAIN Votes 30 Cents

Detroit Edison co. declared
dividend Of 30 cents on thes coma
mon. payable Jan Is, 10 holders
Of record Dec 30 The same
amount was PAID IN the preceding
QudrtprS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Double Standard Of Morality Has Prevailed

The SEC requires independent and outside audiS OF he
corporations but the federal government mas
never submitted such independent chcckup rms dSptI
of standard of morality Mhch
prevailed aggregates OF i/>
crporations) different standard Tor me Il''S
j
In proposing a modern S4stem of summary accounts Tor inc
government Bartlett SAID -,
The idea mere, together through the science
of bookkeeping all phases oil
financial transactions -
urged COMPUTATIONS 10 ii w
consolidate simplify and streaming thor a&c@hlns tP2
and-tfe short form has conn into 1efeaSts use ne
world ,.,z tho VA
-Fe4tahe federal took tn I ceaA4
rdo and services produced becomes all the more Hpah
for Uncle sam businessmen similarly to improve his accounting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
Gabriel Co. ADDS Firm

CLEVELAND. Dec % X Ma
cbinory equipment inventory pat
ems and good viii of international
NctAE Hose ca ha&e been pur-
chased hy Gabriel Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
IHIf Af.n

CHICAGO Dec 70 GNsl HOGS IA
600. steady TOP ti3 IS bulk So 300
10 rs heavy ti3 rI3 80 medium. 80 rs:
light Si2 254i2 % rEht hghts 81 SO y
.,. ~ 80
CATTLE t0u. iout higher CAVES
500 STEADY steers gond and choice SIS
|veartpeF ST. ~ Butchers heifsrs Spr
Ia vows 50 5oui2 bulls IS 5O1i2 Is.
,afVss tatfiA feedtrAsieers $40 y R %.
Npckers steers 50 i3 cows and hsifers.
Ssrf2
gVFFp- 7 600. stsadv Isrhs $50
ft III. common ti2ai3 81 yssrlints 81
1f7 81 feeders, sii 1918 ewes. o. Z.