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Evening star., 1943-09-28
I'M SILVER SPRING.

SEE THIS HOME!
A beautiful red brick with 4 bedrooms.
bedrooms and bath on End f., extra
room room with closet and powder niche on lst
floor living room with fireplace dining
room large kitchen. 2 rooms finished in
knotty pine and hardwood floors in full
basement with exit besides the laundry
and. furnace rooms and layatory; gas heat;
screened porch: winterized throughout; ga
rage; located in excellent. close-in section.
on corner lot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

Peterman's Roach Food is absolutely
safe TO use but is quick death to
reaches. Results guaranteed on con-
tact. Economical. Over 900, 900
cans Of Peterman's sold last year. Kills
eggs. too. Effective - hours a day. No
odor Get IL At your druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Trial Begins
For Orlando

a jury was being drawn today
before Federal Judge Monet to
hear draft evasion charges
against Jimmy Orlando. crack
Red Wings defense man. Orlando,
28, is named in a five-count in
dictment citing alleged violation
of various draft regulations.
Al a hearing yesterday Judge
Monet turned down the defense
attorneys motion TO quash three
Of the five counts in the indict-
ment returned April 16. The in
dictment charged that Orlando
was playing hockey rather than
working in a war plant as he had
asSertedly claimed.
On each of four Of the charges
against Orlando, he may be pun
iShed with a maximum Of five
years in prison and a $4,000 fine.
Orlando is under $1,000 bond
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Bowling BIames Negroes
For Starting Race Riots

ment-to have done so would
have been disclosing n derelic-
ton Of duty on my part for not
having already indicted them.
IL do charge, and 1 81 told
the committee, that the Negro
press and Martin of the De-
trOit Tribune had fomented dis
sensiOn. 1 do charge Martin OF
the Tribune with being the
principal instigator OF dlssensiOn
I'm this area"
Told he had been quoted as de-
claring that organizations like the
NAACP had sent in thugs TO start
trouble during the Sojourner
Truth housing project rioting,
Bowling said:
THAT is also ingenious fabri-
cation. I did tell the mayors
subcommittee the NAACP had
rallied to the defense of law
yiolatOrs In the SOjourner Truth
situation and 1 repeat the
charge now"
In discussing the situation with
the committee Bowling again
asked them to present specific vio-
lation of the law during the riot
ing, and when none were forth
coming, said:
~ cannot and will not call a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
5 Probdtioned,
Told 10 Close
Trailer Camp

Three trailer camp operators,
Theodore. Charles and Frank
Cady, were placed on two years
probation and ordered TO close
their establishment Immediately
by Recorders Judge Gordon today
when they were found guilty of
operating without a license.
The camp is located at 1850
Riverside drive.
According 10 the complainant,
A. Gordon Adams, inspector for
the department of health, the
camp has facilities for ITO trailers
but had been accommodating more
than 200. Health of the tenants,
he said. was endangered due TO
lack of sufficient sanitary facili-
ties.
Failure to comply with the order
will result in 90-day jail sentences,
the court ruled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Production Under Way
On Flying Boxtdr

CHICAGO. July y ms 80
Production of the Douglas Sky
master plane. known as the fly
ing box car" because Of its tire
mendous carrying capacity, was
under way today at the Douglas
Aircraft Corp s Chicago plant.
The plane is 80 feet long, 20
feet high. and we j CHS $4,000
pounds empty. It's wing spread is
III feet and 1t is powered by four
motors. 1t can deliver IS tons of
material at speed Of over $50
miles per hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
0PA TO Allow
Food Transfer

Greater leeway in the disposal
Of excess inventories Of rationed
foods is provided by two new OPA
amendments that become effective
July 81 it was revealed today.
Before an individual or organi-
cation can dispose of any rationed
food stuffs application must be
filed with the local rationing board.
Rationed merchandise cannot be
transferred without permission of
the board.
The amount Of excess food pos
sessed by an individual is shown
by a notation on the inside front
cover Of his Ration Book No. 2. If
the individual transfers some Of
his surplus with the permission of
the board. the number inside the
cover will be changed 10 show the
revised amount Of his excess hold
inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
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approximately 100000 people
on the island were cOlored, and
beat up n white boy.
Next, they attacked man
and his wife who were eating "A
picnic lunch, beat him up and
ate the lunch. They went on
around to the bridge and one
of the colored girls was pushed
into "A white girl who WIS ac-
cOmpanied by n sailor. A fight
followed and it spread across
the bridge.
Zone Of the cOIOred boys
raced downtown tn a club and
had IL announced over the pub
lie address system that n Negro
woman and her baby had been
thrown into the river.
WORKERS BEATEN
Then it started. BY 4 n. m,
400 stores owned by whites In
the colored district had been
wrecked, looted, pillaged and
destroyed. A street car had
been stopped and so white fac
tory workers were taken out
and beaten. It was 5 a. IN. be-
fore the whites started to re-
taliate."
Answering a statement thai
factors involved in his charges
against Negroes might injure him
politically, Bowling said:
am answerable 10 all the
people OF Wayne County for my
actions, and not To any politi-
cal party or group.
"My oath OF office precludes
any fear on my part of enforc-
ing the law against any indi-
viduals and at the same time
precIudes favor on my part 20
any individual group of indi-
viduals.
PROTECTING INNOCENT
II approach this matter with
the same care and caution I use
in my investigation OF any
crime.
II use this care 40 that the
innocent may not be harassed
or smeared, but equally 40 the
guilty will be brought 10 his
full penalty for violation of the
law"
Denying statements attributed
10 him by a Detroit newspaper
mot The Detroit Tines that he
had accused the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People of responsibility for
the rioting. Bowling declared
"Such statements are not dis
tortion, they are ingenious fab
RIGA tons.
EVIDENCE LACKING
ITO accuse this organization
OF responsibility for the rioting
I would have To have evidence
that the NAACP was the insti-
gator Of the rioting.
II have no such evidence.
II didn't make such a state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Trains al RoseViIIe
Called in Soprano

SACRAMENTO, Cal, July y
CUP)-The ladies, bless EN-, have
moved into another strictly mas
culine field Of endeavor, accord
ing 10 Southern Pacific Railroad
officials at RoSeville. Cal.
New it's femme call boys at
this principal raiiroad terminal.
The gals, officials say are rapidly
replacing the men who call train
crews TO go out on their runs
and they're handling the job in
fine style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
EVIDENCE LACKING

ITO accuse this organization
OF responsibility for the rioting
I would have To have evidence
that the NAACP was the insti-
gator OF the rioting.
II have no such evidence.
II didn't make such a state
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
The DETROIT TIR-5
Son Born 10 Garfields

HOLLYWOOD, July u GNS)
"A son was born yesterday 10
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garfield. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

was named David Patton Gar
field, his middle name for tho
commander Of u. S. forces in
Sicily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
CALLED TROUBLE-MAKERs

Then accusing the NAACP as a
"trouble-making organization, "
Bowling said:
They have been fOmenting
trouble with their crusades i'm
Negro neighborhOods from the
start. IL you want To do some
thing constructive I'm this situa-
ton. you might try to control
the Negro press"
The subcommittee, composed Of
William j. Norton. the Rev. Ben
jamin Bush, Butzel and Rev. Ba-
Der. will present Dowling's reiec-
ton of their grand jury plea before
the entire committee for study
and possible further meetings
with the prosecutor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

grand jury on rumors and hear
say"
Told by Rev. George w. Baber.
a member Of the committee, that
some Negroes had information
they would disclose only 10 a
grand jury, Bowling asked what
was usually done with information
If the group lacked confidence in
local or state officials. He was
told the information was turned
over TO the NAACP.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

FRANK & SEDER. ERNST KERN CO.,
SEARS and WARDS; CUNNINGHAM,
KTNSEL, SANS and wALG r f Z y
STORES: FRANK W. KERR. DHr.
La gaceta., 1943-09-21

del gobierno peruano para la explo-
taci0n de la parte alta del Amaze
mas, considerable como immense eau
dial de productos tropicales y semi
tropicales.
En- Nicaragua existe otra granja
experimental, cerca de FL Recreo, a
orillas del Rio Mico Y a varias mi
las de Bluefields. Ell personal tee
nico de esta Ultima esta constituido
por los senores Roberto L. Pendle-
ton, destacado agr6nomo estadouni-
dense v director de la granja; ell Dr.
S. H. Work, encargadO de la crfa de
anirlales y ell senior Arthur G. Ke-
vorkian, IN notable especialista en-
los terrenos t~ropicales.
En- Ell Salvador 49,
Otra de las importantes granjas
de la America es la de San Andres,
en- la Rep1blica del Salvador, que
dirige ell senior DR.. Leopold Ba-
rrientos, Director General de Agri-
cultura de la Republica del Saliva
dor. A las 6rdenes del senior Ba-
rrientos Sc encuentran dos insignes
peritos estadounidenses: ell senior
Federico L. Wellman, P~atologista
de primera categorfa que epecializa
en- Ia intermediates de las plantas y
ell senior James M. Watkins, agro-
mono.
La labor de estas granjas expert
mentales sera apoyada por ell Insti-
tuto Interamericano de Ciencias
Agrfcolas de Turrialba, Costa RIGA,
de creaci6n reciente, que esta a
cargo del DR.. Earl N. Bressman,
uuien goza de gran reputation en-
los Estados Unidos, por sus extern
SOS estudios con ell maiz y otras
plantas. z1xs
La gaceta., 1943-09-21

lie p~reguntamos a Willie San
tana sobre la perspective del pu-
gilismo en- la ciudad de Tampa.
Willie, que es n de los flo
sofos dentro de los deportes, nos
contesto:
"Estamos obligados a esperar,
Sc han hecho esfuerzos para inn
portar gladiadores y traerlos de
las principles ciudades del pals,
pero los de primera fila piden ia
copa y ell copon''.
"Los mejores %gladiadores estan
en- ell ejercito y los que visten de
paisano, quiza por ell alto costO
de la vida, insisten en- bolsas lie
mas.
"iY como las bolsas solo pue-
den llenarse para las "estrellas'
y estas en- muchos casos deman-
dan "gangas' 10 pertinente es
aguordar, a~guardar!"
Willie es un verdadero "fanati-
co" del arte de los puhos Y sus
palabras tienen un gran peso Ell
ell concepto de los "fieles".
La gaceta., 1943-09-21
LA sERIE MUNDIAL
Los Pitchers de los Yankees y los
CardenAles

Ne% York, sep 81. En- la serie
mundial que Sc avecina, y en- la
cual jugaran Yankees y Pajaros
Rojos, los peritos eonceden extra
~ordinaria importancia a los "ser-
pentineros' de ambas novenas.
Esperase que Mort Cooper, ell
"astro' de los Cardenales, Sc en-
fronte en- ell primer pArtido con
Spud Chandler, ell castro" de los
Yankees.
Cooper ha ganado 20 desafios y
perdido ocho en- este ano.
Ha intervenido en- % juegos
completes y ha repartido seis 'le-
chadas'.
En- la serie del aho pasado lie
hicieron saltar dos veces del sea
jon" y en- los juegos estelares del
verano ha fallado dos veces frente
a los bateadores de la Liga Ameri-
cana.
Los peritos recuerdan, sin en-
barge, que Chandler ha perdido
las dos series en- las cuales abrie-
ra la jornada deportiva.
En- 1941, contra ell Brooklyn,
solo permitio un shit" en- cuatro
entradas; pero despues sc cans6
corriendo las bases, tratando de
llegar desde la primera a la ter
cera con un simple. En- ell quin-
to extendio dos "pases libres'',
lie pegaron tres "hits" y lie hicie-
ron dos carreras.
Ell ano pasado, en- ell tercer jue-
go contra los Cardenales, solo per-
miti6 tres "simples" en- ocho en-
tradas, antes de que sc lie reem-
plazara para meter un bateador
de "emergencia". Los Cardenales
solo necesitaban una base y un
shit" Y anotaron, dandO Ernie
| White la "lechada" a los neoyor-
quinos.
En- este ano Chandler lleva ga
nados 10 y perdido cuatrO.
Ha intervenido en- 10 desafios
completes y dado cinco "lecha-
das"; pero todavia, al igual que
Cooper, no Sc ha destacado en- las
series mundiales.
Chandler empezara ell primer
desafio y Cooper es la selection
l6gica de los Cardenales.
Ell San Luis solo dispondra de
ocho lanzadores en- la serie, dos
con brazos lastimados " los Yam
KEGS tendran alguna ventaja en- la
cantidad y disposition de los pit
cheers.
La v~entaja de la novena de Nc
Carthy, bien analizados todos los
puntos, es formidable en- cuanto
a "serpentineros".
La gaceta., 1943-09-21

de Francia.
La OPPRESSION en- ell interior de
Holanda prosigue sin Interrupt
ci6n, acompanada de saqueos y
depredaciones. Mas de 5000 cam
panas de iglesias h~olandesas han
sido va remitidas a Alemania y
1000 de las cantaras de cobre
tradicionalmente usadas para ell
transporte de leche, han desapa-
recido sin que nadie sc ocupase
de localizarlas.
Versiones que han logrado
gran diffusion en- Holanda asegu-
ran que entire los obreros holan-
deses en- Alemania, hay muchos
sacramento enfermos. De 500 q
1000 medicos holandeses han 81
do instados para que vayan in
mediatamente al Reich, pero los
doctores han rehusado la invita-
ci6n porque temen que los nazis
los destinen a otrOs paises Ocu-
pados por ellos o a los diferentes
frentes de batalla.
La gaceta., 1943-09-21

mediaci6n de. Institute de Asuntos
Interamericanos. Este ultimo plan
tiene por objeto principal aumentaI
la production de alimentos para ell
consume local, ash como para las re-
Clones vecinas que han sufrido POI
las limitacioneS impueStas a los
transportes maritimos, o que re-
quieren cantidades adicionales como
consecuencia del incremento en- su
.poblacion.
Las labOres en- ell Ecuador
En- Ia repGblica del Ecuador, los
trabajos de Investigation agrf0ola
estan intimamente relacionados con
eel programa iniciado por la Corpo-
raci6n Ecuatoriana de Fomento, re-
cientemente constituida Y financial
dos con un credito de $5.000.000
concedido por ell Banco de ImpOrta-
ci6n y Exportaci6n, de Washington.
Ell Gobierno Ecuatoriano ha adqui-
rido recientemente unos terrenos de
1000 acres, cerca de Quevedo, a orr
Has del rio del mismo nombre, donde
radicara la granja central de expe-
rimentaci6n. Seis peritos de la Sc
cretaria de Agriculture de los Esta-
dos Unidos han sido enviadOs para
trabajar en- cooperation con sus CO.
rreligionarios ecuatorianos.
En- lingo Maria, PERI. situada en-
la vertiente oriental de la cordillera
de los Andes, los agr6nomos esta-
dounidenses estan trabajandO,
igualmente, al lado de los peruanos,
en- un proyecto para la production
de quinina, caucho, insecticides y
ganaderfa, tanto para la exporta-
ci6n, como para ell consume interior.
La granja experimental de lingo
Maria forma parte del extenso plan
La gaceta., 1943-09-21
LA PELEA
DORAZIO-HART

Washington, sep 81 La pc
lea entire los gladiadores del peso
complete Gus Dorazio y AL Hart,
que iba a efectuarse aver, fue a
plazada para la noche de hoy.
Sc lie ha prometido al vence-
dor un match" o ell notable
gladiator negro Jimmy Bivins.
La gaceta., 1943-09-21
FELDMEYR

(Viene de la "a. Pagina)
caba de poner en- circulation y en-
la portada aparece ese nombre
superimpuesto a la fotografia de
un mapa que incluye la secci6n
occidental de Alemania, Holanda,
B6lgica y la parte septentrional
La gaceta., 1943-09-21
las Americas Sc esta dedicandO mayor ~atenci6n
q los trabajOs de experimentation agrfcOIa

u~1NGTON.-Los ira
investigation agri-
han venido r~ealizando
largo tempo los peri
aamericancs en- ell cul-
coucho. de la quinina,
sSras vegetables, de los
Hal V otros ~productos
bs9bles para la guerra,
= Sc obtenian en- otros,
de paises situados
u Hemisferio Occiden-
esf3n hacienda extensi-
5rias de las Republicas
gonas donde existen &C
he algunas de las mas
las ~granias experiment
pstablecidas con la COO
del Gobierno de los
UnidoS.
.r,da que estan facilitando
Has Unidos para la ejecu-
estos proyectos consiste,
Ilmente, en- la asignaci6n de
Fagricolas norteamericanos,
|tro de semillas e implement
nciales de trabajo y en- la
III de creditos para la reali-
i los trabajos. En- los Esta-
idos : otros mercedes del
erio Sc experimental una ne
urgente de ciertos productos
Is que no tienen competen-
8 como Ell caucho, la quinina
raS, tanto para atender a las
las de la guerra como para
|restar la perdida de las i'm
Dnes de los mismos. e
bOr de nunerOsOs peritOs
Decretaria de Agriculture de
ados Unidos ha destinado a
veinte hombres de ciencia Y
que fOrman parte del per-
del mismo, para ayu-
IS pafses del hemisferio que
ltensifcando su labor expe-
| o bien inaugurando esta
e trabajoS. Los referidOs
Os nOrteamericanos estan
ndO al lado de peritos agr6-
lie las otras Americas.
5e de su objeto de impulsar
ucci6n para atender a las
necesidades actua-
e~xperimentos agrf-
rOduciran abundantes frutos
de la ~postguerra, ayu-
} las naciones americans a
6car su production v estable-
mas perfecto equilibrio posi-
Su economic. Los incesantes
8 que Sc realizan actual
IN las Americas comprenden,
Ia production de materias
para las Industries
"a sinO asimismo la de ali
de primera necesidad para
de la localidad. r,
Dor experimental de las nue.
InJas es completada con ell
programa de cultivos de
Sos allmenticios que sc esta
0 a cabo en- nueve republicas
anaS, balo ell auspicio del Co
de los EStados Unidos por
La gaceta., 1943-09-21
CON Los GUANTES

La victoria de Jimmy Bivins So
bre Melio Bettina hizo subir los
valores, en- ell mercado de los pu-
nos, del fuerte negro de Cleve-
land.
Bettina habia prometido una
victoria por nocaut; pero no pudo
cumplir su promesa.
Anton Cristoforidis, eli griego,
lie arrebat6 al italiano, en- l94l,
la corona de las IT'S libras.
La gaceta., 1943-09-21

Sc trata de contratar a Bivins
para un eombate con Tami Maui
~riello, ell fuerte gladiator del Pc
so complete.
Ell rubiO Lee SavOld, que antes
sc anunciaba como P~roeedente de
Des Moines, tambien quiere pc
lear con Bivins.
Una victoria sobre Ell fuerte y
habil negro signifiea en- estos
dias, descontadOs jose Luis y Bill
ly Conn, ell primer lugar en- ell
peso complete.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-29

ness should be based upon some u.s.
sumption As - the length at HE W..r.
II Germany i 10 crack within Il
short time. 1914 may ne Il very DIFF
lr""It year than If Germany should
hold out until after our presidential
elections II November. I9I4. Ger
H'rny may collapse early in the wear.
nat consider the following:
CD Churchill IS vcry close ~
Roosevelt. He desperately wants him
r,-,'vC'cd. Knowing that only Il con-
.ngHtlur OF the European conflict
through October. 1914. VIII assure
this. h" is not hurINirn his second
cont
D2) As the Republicans have not
Ev; insisted upon unconditional
.u"nGr.'. the German and Japan
sc lcpUl" think their chances might
be- better with = Republican prusi-
1:cmt ~'hich is temptation iur
Them tu hold cut
go Stain Is definitely waiting I'M
I'll aft" November Il. 1911. before
nEaNIWG certain decisions. and tins
vii. delay Gcrmany'S collapse.
a. Although -, Washington New
!)ra! group might do hJthlnG To pro-
long the war merely To insure them
selves another -four years of puwr,
yet they surely would no, be adverse
- others doing so.
81 Generally good war news
should feature 1914. The battlc-har-
d"ard Russians should continue To
drive the German hordcS back. As
Ne enter 1914 the WA has rounded
second base and is ON the way home
~. however. stated III NV 1912 and
i9i3 Annual Forecasts. We should
Not expect m ending nl the war I'M
I'll gas. chemicals or bacteria bombs
.rc used.
All OF the above NAV he upset by
III, death or serious Illness al Roosp-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-29

U. S. Treasury Dctarims,u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-29
welt. Churchill. Stain. ChianG or
perhaps even Hitler III 1914.
Needed: More Research and
Religion

Businessmen alr faced with three
NItailN important questions: % Is il
time NOW To- GiVv uD seeking Nav
contracts and prepare plants '"r g.
william GOOD, output il) ShuuIG sub
contracting br reduced by apploXi-
mutciy ~ percent 81 as In I've rrsdv
IHf C."ill1n &rnU> pruduCiiun' 80
Is ali-vul "..r production t. Ht.r,.",
capacity the best course iu pugSt.,.'
My advice i: Continue ~ take alt
was subcuntra"ting yea can get pro-
Ni0rd Il Will NOT tic vuur plant Ur
beyond Election Day nest y"uI. Sion
further expansion plans nov WORK
!''".h oh and postwar plmulu" de-
paglmrnts overtime. Gilc order, nu,;:'
Ter grtunVCrsIon equipment.
Finally. 1914 will see Il Cun'inua-
ton q! the conflict between thu."
lMu philosophical theories which
,rr splitting civilization today. Thr~"
may be- expressed by the eternal
question uI whether man ND is q
sp!rtual being Ia De guided by the
Ten Commandments: ur (2) is Il
evolutionary animal permitted 10
follow the rules OF the Jungle even
when possessing a college diploma
and dressed III Il tuxedo. II u;Ir FIRST
assumption. the one iOr which ulu'
churches stand. i adopted as Il goal.
the coming year can bv the beginning
OF glorious future. II the second,
which too many educators are teach
ing. Is allowed io grow. then World
War II NAV have been III VAN. In
tn" end. spiritual forces must over
come the material forces or civilian
ton i sunk. The hope al q better
postwar world lies with greater re-
search and more religion.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-29

Ease. !'t|c VIII DC many DISPUTES
nu' n,nS' UDsr'S vii! bo of short dur
ZION and small scope. L.abrr Lrtdyl.s
vG-' threaten strikes Tor uubllcj,v
.vd 'u hold rub,. The cls,-nf-liyinc
situation Will dictate the rise and
md tai! of strikes. Il rolling bacI,
prices Is successful. pressure tor
9i-hcr wages will be considerably re-
dHCCd. After Germany cracks. there
vii! bc 10 scarcity Of labor. I.aDor's
honeymoon : approaching It's end
There will be no railroad strike in
9+t.
Stock Market.
The 1914 lorg-,ar,,, ,ro,; of ~.
prices IS Definitely ,,rv.,~G 4 600
ing rO3rd NJ ,n0roy col -.
..en-. Few nev. stocks W., ,,.,;l,I,,a
DrrSen' holders are les WILLING ~ 10.
stocks -. except a., highc~ 1rfcns
The ,fSc from MAJ ,0Ia - I'M.
1913. was q long. I,rhrrr,nr ,l,y1Tcn
\ n"rrd u, consolidation .nci, as
from July - to date. was IN ordcr
Tn" nest tow months may still bc
.A;,:@"d ny "r"Gu!aii'y. This should
.''. ".>'"io real investors. Corpora
IONS a." 'dlu>;ed I" wartime opera
] ~. ANY material chang" IN the
VIE. i'u"'"n may create temporarily
..i.-. ''n4 'Ncvr'a!nr's. Q" ~" hUl-
zoe ne '."'Eel s'"n9ir"r"t III
inc .d.' ID. me !-rgcs' "@r BOND
'.-.' IT'D .... history.
'4..' -.H.rd companies arc s'rru-
80. ....N r'''. DEBTS nave been 20
.'.'..'' 1.'h reserves increased. Corn