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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
S VPADEM SPOJENCU PRIJ-
DE TAKE POMOC ZEM1M
EVROPY.

Vsechny spojenecke vlady v
exilu, 1radujfcf v Londyne, pfi-
pravu.jf Sc jiz ma spojenecky
vpad ma evropskou pevninu, a
by pax molly We svych zemlch,
lined zavesti a udrzeti pora-
dek, jakoz i prispeti k vyzive
obyvatelstva.
Nejvetsim a nejnalehavej-
sim okamzitym p%roblemem bu-
de ovsem vyzivovani a proto
pozvanf presidenta Roosevelta
ma "potravinovou konferenci"
bylo zvlaste uvitano jak Vel
kou Britani1 tax i spojenecky-
mi vladami.
Angle uz cvici take zemsdelce
Jednim z praktickych krokd
v tom smeru je rozhodnutl
Cambridge School of Agricul-
ture, ktera jiz zavedla kursy
modernich metod zemedelstv1
pro muze, kteTi byli vybrani
spojenckymi vladami.
Kursy jsou zdarma a vycvik
zahrnuje nejen teorii, nybrz i
nekolikamesicni praksi ma po-
Itch. Kursy zahrnuji zachaze-
nj s hospodarskymi stroll, pou-
cent O umelych hnojivech, pou-
cent O semenech a o plemenenl
hospodafskeho zv1fectva.
Pripravuji Sc jeste plany, "a
by ridici vojenskych tanku by
Ii vycviceni v rfzeni traktorG,
tax ably Sc mohli zafaditi do
zemedelske cinnosti ma evrop-
skem kontinentu tax brzy pc
skoncenf valky, jak jenom bu-
de mono.
Pripravuji take administered.
Potravinovy problem je vsak
pouze jedn1m z mnoha ukolG,
jez ocekavajf spojenecke Via
dy a z nichz nektere must byti
uskutecneny jeste drive, hned
"a zahajen1m invase. K tomu
Gill nektere spojenecke vlady
jiz zar1dily novou ,,spoJovacl
sluzbu", jez Dude v chodu Sc
spojeneckou invasi, pokud jde
O veci administrator, humannl,
hospodarske a podobne.
Prvn1 krok k tomu smeru u
cinila beligcka vlada, ktera o.
znamila ustaven1 spojovacl
sluzby hned ma konci 1nora. Y
teto praci budou SAINT Belgove,
kterych je nynf Anglii hojne,
a mnozl z Mich jsou byval1 stat
nj 1Tedn1ci a zTfzenci. Vsem Sc
dostane zvlastn1ho vojenskeho
statutu a vycviku k spolupracl
S invasnimi trupami.
Britska vlada take nezusta-
la pozadu a cvicl jiz sve vybra-
ne lidi jak k vojenske, tax i k
civilni sluzbe administrator v
dobe vpadu ma pevninu. 0 vo-
ljenske STRANGE techto priprav
lie Eici jen malo, lee ms Sc "a
to, re Sc rfdf stejnymi smernl-
cemi, jake sleduje americka
armada v Charlottesville, Va,
a universita Columbia v New
Yorku.
K pomocne akci cvici zeny.
Pc STRANGE civilnf bylo jiz Wy
pracovano nekolik planu. Tax
ma priklad British Council "a
hail /. brezna kurs pro 35 zen,
jez budou prvnfmi k rekon-
strukcni praci v zubozenych
zemich. Jsou to obcanky Bel
! gle, Ceskoslovenska, Holland
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-03-19
Psano pred prvnim
operacnim letem.

Mily kamarade - Ludku!
Promin, re jsem Ii zpGsobil
tyto neradostne starosti, ale isl
. vlastne byl isl - zde tako-
wynn mym pTfbuznym. Nebudu
vzpomfnat, co mezi mani bylo,
ale cftil jsem vzdy, re bys "a
mne dial zivot, kdyby toho bylo
treba, stejne jake bych to byl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Weather Aids Trade,
Stockup Buying
Declines in Week
Volume Remains Behind
February Peak and
Levels Of Year Ago

d. me associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Retail
sales received a boost this week be-
cause of more spring-like weather
but volume remained below that of
the February peak when the rush
for apparel and canned goods was
on, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc, reported
today.
Retail volume was estimated at
slightly below year ago when
Easter selling neared it's climax. The
countrywide decline was placed at
about l to 3 per cent below 1912.
In apparel demand for accessories
was noted, while sales were brisk in
suits, dresses and coats. Childrens
wear trade was excellent and mems
furnishings continued to outstrip
clothing sales. Notions and lug
gage sold readily
The moderation of stockup buy
ing was evident in accelerated de-
mand for popular-p priced merchan-
disc" the business research organi-
zation said in it's weekly trade re-
view, although record payrolls con-
tinued to- support a trend to quality
lines, especially in war boom areas"
Farm and gardening Implements
cleaning items and other small
housewares were in demand. Groc-
ers noted a pre-rationing run on
cheese, fats and oils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Hazards Of Red Tea
Voyages Are CiIed in
Defense Of Profits
Shipowners Tell Of
Expensive Diversion
Of Many Vessels
EI tre Associated Press.


Voyages to the Red Sea in 1911
under charter to the British-were
SO hazardous and required so much
expensive diversion of bottoms. own
ers of the ships involved say. that
profits paid were not excessive.
Spokesmen for various lines &C
eused of realizing unreasonable
proflts from the deals testified yes
terday before the House Merchant
Marine Subcommittee investigating
the transactions that their profitable
and comparatively non hazardous
preWar lntercoastal operations were
disrupted by the assignments.
In addition, they said. the postwar
return to competitive operation
would require adequate provision"
from wartime earnings, and added
that any attempt to revise the Red
Sea routes now would be unfair.
James V. Hayes. committee coun-
sci, testified Tuesday that 81 pri-
Vately owned vessels received SOL
264,680 out of lease lend funds for
80 voyages to the Red Sea in lo4l, of
which he said s26,874,l76 repre-
sented profits.
Donald Morrison of the American
Hawaiian Steamship Co. argued
yesterday that this lines prewar
profitable micronesia operations
we're disrupted principally by the
diversion of ships to the Red Sea,
an assignment. which the line did
not seek.
we are not made whole" he
told the committee, unless ade-
ouate provision can be made out of
such earnings to re-establish the
business that was destroyed
We have lost a substantial part
Of our fleet through requisitioning of
title by the Government and because
Of risks Inherent in wartime opera
ton. The earning power and COM
petltlVe value of the remaining units
will be adversely affected by the
Governments program of wartime
construction
:. r. A. Nicol. general agent for three
lnes-the California Eastern. the
Paclflc-Atlantic and the States
which supplied ships for the Red Sea
voyages, told the committee rates
received by those ships were much
less than the same companies were
paving tor other ships they were
charterlng for use in other services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Washington Produce
BUTTER-5Oa4 to SO.

bo 1 cn-DO'4 10 O.S.
LIVESTOCK-Calves. is; spring lambs
l6
From Food Distribution Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State GRADED eggs received from
grading stations tMarch 26l: U. extras,
large. 1910: average 3al2; u S extras
mediums, 30; y. S. standards. large. 3. 81:
9VeTase b: Z: 8. standards. medium IS;
", ;; trades 30. Browns. U. S extras
1850 average. 80; U. S. extras, medium
80: U; S. Standards. large. 3,-3S: average
81: U. S. Standards medium 1896.
averase rs; U. S. trades. 1895: average
- 2. Mixed colors. u. S. extras lar2e
"A'2; U: s. standards, large. 3SLa: u s
standards. medium, "A U. S. trades. "a
Nearby ungraded eggs. current receipts
whites. 1896 mixed colors, 34-35 Re-
ceiDLs. Government graded eggs 656 cases
LIVE POULTRY-Market firm. Fowl
colored. 40 pounds. 81; ROSTERS 81
pounds and over. 1920: broilers under (
pounds, 20; fryers, "a pounds, 2aH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
7 axes

II votes to spare for the Ruml plan.
He figured on losing approximately
20 Republicans, but on picking up
30 or more Democrats. He previ-
ously had said he could count no
more than six Republicans against
/ the skipa-year plan.
There are 209 Republicans in the
! House and 222 Democrats.
Reed Assails Committee Bill.
Representative Reed, Republican,
of New York charged that the COM
mittee bill. if adopted, would put
the small taxpayer at the mercy of
loan sharks"
Instead Of making the taxpayer
current he declared. YOU ma
jority members are putting him in
hook for life.
The bill which the majority of
the House Ways and Means Com
mlttee have presented to the House
is simply continuation of the
present discredited system of COL
Letting the income tax a year after
the income on which it is based
is earned.
1t is the persons in the lower
income brackets who are most in
need of relief, but the committee
bill would pay lifetime bonus to
Well-to-do taxpayers since the dis
count provisions would continue to
apply as long as the taxpayers
stayed on current basis"
The committee bill provides that
taxpayers may continue RENTING
on income of the previous year. but
If they elect to become current they
Will get discounts UP to per cent
IN l943 and to 4 per cent in sub
sequent years on taxes paid in ad-
vance
Republicans have attacked this as
sop" to the wealthy, on the con-
tention that only the Well-to-do
would be able to take advantage of
the discounts.
Loans for Taxes Mentioned.
Mr.. Reed said a large number of
taxpayers had to borrow to meet
their income tax bills this month,
and at this very moment the loan
sharks are hanging around the war
plants like vultures.'
Ruml plan opponents brought up
time and again a contention that
members Of Congress would be for
giving themselves S2lOO each on
1912 taxes if they passed the skip-a-
year plan.
Chairman Steagall of the Banking
and Currency Committee asked.
What has become of the critics of
Congress who made themselves
heard when the question of pensions
for members of Congress- was
pending?'
representative Cooper. Democrat.
OF Tennessee commended that support
Of the Ruml plan would be the
equivalent to saying to taxpayer,
Yes, I voted to forgive you your
Federal tax of S25" and the tax
payer then might say, - and
voted to save yourself $4,000
While the speakers exhausted their
vocabulary, cloakrooms buzzed with
talk of possible compromises Repre-
sentative Luce, Republican. of Con-
necticut came forward with a plan
under which taxes for 1912 would be
Cancelled on income up to $25 1000,
but not above that figure.
She and Representative Gearhart,
Republican, of California are lead
ing the opposition within Repub-
lican ranks to about abatement of
one years taxes.
Il think we ought to collect taxes
in accordance with ability to pay"
Mrs. Luce said. Il would forgive
taxes on income up to $4,000 in
1912, but not above that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
United States Treasury Position
Chicago Grain

forged ahead today when the Senate passed
and sent to the White House a bill to
prohibit deductions of benefit payments in
setting ceilings on agricultural products
Wheat paced the upturn. wipng out early
losses. and rye and oats followed the bread
cereal higher.
The market fluctuated erraticallv
dropping cent in wheat and almost .
cents in rye soon after the opening on
comm ission house selling, and then re-
covering later when buying by brokers with
commercial connections entered the wheat
Dit.
Wheat closed on gains OF l.-as. May
.45-l .45's. July .45l2; corn was un-
vanced y. and rye was = lower 10 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
High. Low. Close.
CHICAGO Cash Market.

Wheat No. 2 hard. 1.41A: No hard
No. 3, 1.OO-I .1O1a: No 4, a6H-1 .O1: No 5,
a5-as: sample grade yellow, sO-9Ot2: No
4 white. 02h. Oats. No mixed. 66:
white. $50: No. special red heavy, 86A
Barley. mailing: a0-1.07: hard. s5-a5. NOM
inal: feed 5000. nominal Soybeans.
hundredweisht, nominal; timothy. 475-
800: alsike. 21.0026. 90: fancy red top
1915; red clover. 90, OO-25 90; sweet
clover, 7.50-9.50; alfalfa. 3".50-3a 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, March 20 Up. - Cotton
futures rallied in the final hour on price
fixing and trade buying, registering gains
of about 50 cents a bale.
Strong OPA opposition TO the Pace bill
caused values TO sag during the forenoon
but traders believed that some sort OF
compromise would be adopted
Late values were 10 to As cents bale
hi May .33, July 2Ol5 and october
1925
Futures closed 50 to 80 cents a bale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
$500 q Share Earned
By Ingerso|I- Rond

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 26.-Ingersoll-
Rand Co. reported today for 1912 net
profit of s5955.193, equal to $500 a
share on the common stock. COM
pared with 194l net of $8,125,202, or
Sa1S share.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. March % ,P, Late foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars others in centsl:
Canada-Oficia1 Canadian Control Board
rates for U. s. dollars; buyine, o per cent
premium. SELLING, II per cent premium:
equivalent TO discounts on Canadian dollars
in New York Of buying, aaI per cent;
seline Q % per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Petroleum Stocks Rise

Stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum at the close of the
week ended March 20 totaled 238,-
4l7,000 barrels. a net increase of
1852 900 barrels, compared with the
previous week, the Bureau of Mines
| reported TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. March 26-The Asso
ciated Press weighted wholesale price in
dex Of 35 commodities today advanced to
lO6.60.
Previous day. 10446: week ago. 1O6. so:
month ago. 1851; year ago 1881.
1913. 1912. 1871. 1884
High 1851 1892 9512 1928
Low 1n343 1854 7703 63.7s
u926 average equals 1909
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA March 20 tP,. The
Securities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchanse for March IS: 5.155 pur-
sales involving 1876 s65 shares. including
IS short sales involving 966 shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, March 20 tP,.-Poultry, live:
firm; 9 trucks: prices unchanged
Butter. receipts, SOS S43: firm: prices
as quoted by the Chicago Price Current
are unChanRed.
EGG, receipts. o1,531. unsettled: current
receipts, 35h1. other prices unbalanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Weather Report

W
Mayand-Ran late morning; somewhat
vrgna-Ran tonight Saturday warmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26

Cana dian dollar in New York open mar
Ket pa per cent discount or 9O.%5 u
cents, up IL cent.
Europe-Great Britain official Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates) buy
ing, o.: selling 4 O4
Latin America -Arsentina official ~ -.
Tree, 30 up 9-l00 cent; Brazil officiai.
S05n; free, S."0n: Mexico, 90 G6n
Rates in spot cables unless otherviS. in
dicated Nominal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
New Orleans Prices.

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS March % Cotton
futures fuctuated erratically here today
under the influence Of WASHINGTON news
on farm price legislation. The market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26

Spot cotton closed steady. As cents
bale higher Sales. 3.0l6. Low middling.
ITO: middling, 81 10: good middins,
y 55. Receipts, 3,2Os. stock, us, sos.
B d. n Nominal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star

Not everybody with dollar to
spare can shoot a gun straight-but
everybody Can shoot straight to the
bank and buy = War bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Weather in Various Cities.

War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
NEW YORK BOND MARK T CAPITAL Tran,
BY Privote Wire Direct TO
TODAY'S SALES.
~vH

/ WIN ~ SAACS.
CReported in Dollars.)
Domestic IS 31o 90
Foreign - 756 90
U S Govt. -- 10 50
TREASURY. Clos,
:12s l963-6S 100 $
97ss 1a55-60 100 i
NEW YORK CITY. Clos,
Is 1880 1O4
FOREIGN Clos,
| Antioquia rs As A. 1871
Antioouia rs 45 B 1917
Argentine As ~ Feb 80
Argentine As 70 ABR 1871
Argentine 4as IS o8iE
Argentine AIS IL 67%
| Australia 4Has 56 e2%
Australia IS 65 e7iH
Australia 5s Ill., 67k
Belgium 6s 55 81
Brazil Gas 1867 40
Brazil IS Al 4olI
Bue Air 4sss April 10 "a
Canala 3s 53 - lo2N
Canada IS So --- lolN
Canada IS 81 1904
Canada IS IS 1890 1907
canada BIAS 61---- 1o3N
Canada IS 60 lo8
Chile is so assd 24ll
Chile fiS 81 Ian assd 2dlE
Chile Us 81 Feb 25M
emile Us 81 Feb assd "a
Chile Us 81 Sept assd PAY
Chile IS 81 aSsd 24il
Chile is 63 aSsd 24i1
Chile IS % assd "a
Oh Mtg Blk 6s 81 assd 23lH
Oh NJ Blk Gas ~ assd %
Chile NIB 6a4S6l assd 23u
Colombia 3s 20 ASH
Costa RIGA IS SILL 2AiE
Cuba 4 k7s II e4iA
Denmark fs 40 81
Dominic 5l2s 81 ext "a
Domin LIST 5l2s 80 ext 81
Medellin Gas l7M
MeA IS l9u4-of assd 1ON
Mex IS I"lu-fo asst !3N
Mexico os 40 asst 13A
Mex lr[ 4 rs 50 asst 1o%
M'nas Gera bh2s 90 Z6E
Norway IS o3 -- o4E
MorWay = As DO 1880 90
NOT way os ~ 4O1
sanaHa 3'4s!4 A std 30
serhamouco rs ~ 80 Z4E
neru nS ou - ----- loN
n per u os o ------ 1oE
peru IS ~ 19E
VI " AllesIe os ol--- -
SuetnSiano nS - S4
no oe Jan o+2s % Zoh
no oe ia n rs 50 20
NJ NJ " 70 Sui os hs 20
no Gr 20 SUI rs 90 20
80 no ~ 70 Sui IS % yer
HHlo Il 10 9ul rs 80 ~
7ao : au;o o. IS ~ 90
Sao rduio % IS 20 1N
oao f"uio 81 os gu AZN
DOMESTIC. Close
Adams Elk 4l4s as std lO5A
Albany & Sus 3i2s as 90
Allca Corp 5S "a moo 97H
Alleg Corp rs 40 mod 6oH
AlleE Corp inc IS 90 7OE
Alleg Corp IS 30 mod IS
- .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Curb Stocks
BY Pnvote Wire Direct to
The Stos.

-
Alum Co Am of t6)--
Alumni Ltd (hSal
Alumni Ltd pf (6) -
Am Box Board .25e
Am Capital pr .l5k
Am Centrifugal zoe
Am City Pol A.375g
Am Cit P&L A n BAG
Am City Pwr&Lt OBJ
Am Cyna mid A Goa
Am Cyanamid OBJ so
Am Fork Il Hoe 25g
Am Casa Elec go
Am Genera. l5e
Am Gen pf $50
Am Laundry M Bog
Am 1t a. Trac 100.
Am Meter Cog
Am Pot IL Chem l Doe
Am Republics 35e
Am Superpower of
Am Superpwr LIST pf
Am Thread pr %
Am Writing Paper
Angostura .O5g
Appal FL Pwr Of $50
Ark NaG Gas
Ark Nat Gas (AD
Ark Nat Gas Of zoe
AFRO Equipment 35g
Att Coast Fish ."5g
Att Rayon log
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Drop Forge lie
Automat Prod BOG
Avery g. Sons soc
BabCoek IL Viii 1.5Oe
Baldwin Loco war
Barium Stainless Stl
Beech Aircraft !e
BELLA nca Aircraft
Bell Tel tCan) thS)
BlrdSboro Fdy 1
Bliss tEWD t2)
Blue Ridge Corp -
Blue Rev Of (3d)
Blumenthal 80 ---
BourJois .15e
Bowman Bit lst pf
Bow Bit Hotels "dpf
Brazil Tr 1t d. P HE
Breeze Corp .50e
Brewster Aero
Bridgeport Machine
Brld9 eport Mach pf
Brill (A)
Brill pf
Brown F d w Zoe
Brown Form n Dist
Brown Form D Of TX
Brown Rubber Co
Bruce ,EL) .25E
Buckeye Pipe l. COG
Bun Mag Il E P of
Buff Mag & E P LIST 5
Bunker Hill IL S %
BURY Biscuit
Calf Elec Power
Calllte Tungsten .1CS
Can Ind AlctAD h .35e
Can Maroon h 04g
Cap City Prod "5g
Carman tA) t"9J
CarnatlOn la ---
Catalin Toe -
Carrier Corp
Cent N 7 Pow Of t5)
Cessna Aircraft lie
ChpSebro "A
Chi Flexible Shaft liz
ChIldS pt
Cities Service
Cities Service Of
Cities Service of BIB
CITY Auto Stpg 60
Clev F'lec Illum .5Og
Clev Ira ctor 315g
Club Alum Utensils
Colon Develop
Col Fuel Il Iron war
Colt 5 Pat F A .5g
Columb q Il E Of 90
Columbia OIL & Gas
Community P s 4Og
Comp S NJ vic Log
Consol Biscuit 40
Cons q IL Z Bal 3 60
ConSol Gas Util
Cons0l NJ Il s ih1a1
Cons Retail Strs .35e
Consol Steel "5g
Cont G q FL pr Of
Cont Roller & S .50g
Cooper BeSSemer 5Og
Copper Range zoe
Corroon Il REYNOLDS
CorroOn d r pt 4 5Ok
CoSden Petroleum
creole Petrolm 50a
Crowley Miluer
Crown Central p
i Crown Drug .u5g
Cuban All Sue . soc
Cuban Tobacco
Curtis Mig tlet
& Da rbv Petrolm "!5R
Dayton Rubber 225g
Delay Stores 3Ie
Dennis Mig A .HUg
bet Mich Stove zoe
DivCo Twin + !5e
Domin Stl & Coal
Draper Corp %
Drlvtr-HarrlS > 40
Duke Power .1Jg
Duro-TeSt .O6e
Eagle Plcher Id log
t,a stern Gas & Fuel
East G Il F 6pf ! .5Ok
Ea Stn G&F prpt 40
Eastn States Of A
FaStn States of B
East Sue AS pr 35k
Easy Wash M B .l@5e
Elec Bond & Share
EleC Bond IL s Of 90
Elec Bond & S Of t6I
ElectTographiC
Elgln Nat Watch 2e5g
Emerson Elec log
Emp Dist Fl pf 3k
Emsco Derrick .35e
Equity Cp 81 Of .50e
ESQUIRE 35e
Evershsrp Inc
Fa1rChild Aviation lie
Fatrchid EngGAviat
FalstafI Brew .GS
FanSteel Metal .35e
Feeders .l5e
Fire Assoc Phila "a
Fla Pwr 81 1t Of 90
Ford tCan) A ihlN
Ford Cam B thl)
Ford Ltd .lO7e
Founders 1ndust Eng
Froedt G & M so
Fuller CGAJ Pc
Fuller tGA1Df 90
Gellman Mfg Zoe
Gen Fireprooi .45R
Gen G & Fl CIV of B
Gen Out Ad Of 90
Gen Public Svc Of
Gen Shareholders
Gen Share Of t6dD
Gen Wat G Il E Of 3
Gilbert tACN
Gilchrlst .r1g
Glen Alden Coal 4Og
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. March 20 DP,.-Dividends
declared:
Accumulated.
Pc Stk Of Pay
Rate, riod. record able
Wood Alexander IL
James Ltd 7ce LIST pf S175 4-15 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. March 20 ,P,.-Nat iona
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-26
Farm Labor

Continued From First Page
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Potomac and Shcnan doah cloudy at Har-
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-09-07
Mike Welcomes Back
Clients at $3.50 Per
BY
DAN PARKER

Two GcoSED BOYS win fight T. The bout At Madison
don't think there fight
$3.50 and after what happened Madison Square Garden
tops dom think there time
q no a5 that 3 boxing racing II these the Gus
enough try to save them from their constitutional right to be
fleeced whenever and by whomever they please
Therefore saying there's $3.50 fight on tap at the
Friday night on the rgth and center
Come one come al and let's show Uncle Mike that there hard
Friday The must
offer analogy the thing
This bringing Montgomery Jack promises
to p real fight IT.. although insist worth The
selves however SO I'm not dwelling here that is not
.I so am happy to report that Beau Jack
doesn't own any part Of either fighter topping this
behind sWnde arOty or MY
months MONTGOMERY lightweight from Beau JACK It
that s Beau chance to win back and only natural
might be served and few might
psriumsd the Garden like glue factory ne is
$3.50 for this oneD
don't think there's warn Ness Montgomery
and Beau Jack TO forth their
matter what gsau Jacks faults the
accused Of failing fault that
Ss Sssa h nc as n sS%
assss which o1 ioHs n a
tam ANY talk Of urging these lads to fight
het race, therefore, Is downright ridiculous
fighting to protect his meal ticket battling
other
In which both are giving everything they have
Montgomery unquestonaby last bout
however the suspicion exists that Bob has
atcn mat nell never asa again whereas Beau
!oW depth I'm inclined to think there's
legged thought BY this time the
art OF pacing himself He
changed his style hope respect
because the quickest ruin Jack
70 ny 70 make MIN follow the book But old
can whip Montgomery this time picking regain the title
by decision. - ~ W e ~ o
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