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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
Power Motor Stolen
from LocoI Resident

A one and half horse power
motor was reported stolen from
his garage by Patrick Grady,
Of 70 Riverside Drive. OGradY
stated that the last time he saw
the motor was on Friday, bat
didn't notice the disappearance
until Monday The motor l. de-
scribed as about one and half
feet high with a foot square
base, tapering upward.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
Extent Of Economic Aid
Still Unknown to Allies
Progress OF Compoisn is
Sole Determining Factor

ing. paper. fertilizer, seeds,
clothes, shoes, soap, medicines,
hardware like nails. saws. ham
merS, farm implements and
perhaps even trucks.
The idea behind the relief Is
10 give the Italians margin Of
help, not everything they need
nor all they need but enough TO
help them get life going again.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14

Those interested may get in
touch with Mrs. LEWIS Cut-C1ow
at Hostess House 1901, Or at
46l0.
BETTY SWEET has returned
to her home, SIS GreenWay. Sell
fridge Homes, after spending her
vacation at Sebring, Fla.
PRISCILLA ANN LEIGH,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Leech. 81 Floral avenue Will
enter ST Joseph's School Of
Nursing on Sept 80.
MRS EUGENE ENUNSON
Christine Haller) who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Alfred
Henk and Mr.. Hcnk. viii leave
this week to JOIN her husband,
Pvt. Emunson, personal secre-
tary. who is stationed at Drew
Field, Tampa. Fla.
OFFICERS OF THE ORDER
OF THE EASTERN STAR Will
meet Friday evening for prac-
tiSe at Masonic hall at 7:45 o.
clock. They Will prepare for
presentation of the Memorial to
be gwen at the County Associa-
ton meeting TO be held at the
jefferson Chapter meeting, St
Clair Shores Saturday afternoon
at > 80 o'clock.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY
of the ST Peters Lutheran
church. New Haven, Will spon-
Sor a social gathering at the
Parish hall on ONO road, sun
day, Sept. 10, at 8 p m.
CIRCLE NO. ?, of the Dorca'
Society of Zion Evangelical
church viii meet Friday after
noon at the parish house at
o'clock. The committee is Mis-
Albert King Mrs John Gold
enbogen and Mrs. William
Frink.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
Fr0nk X. kuSS

Funeral services for Frank K.
Kuss, II, of 22l27 Colony, st.
Clair Shores, who died Satur-
day evening, will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at 1870 pm.
from the Roy J. kaul Funeral
Home and at pm. from St.
Paurs Lutheran church, st.
Clair Shores. Burial will fol-
Vow at the family lot at st.
Peters Lutheran Cemetery in
East Detroit. Kuss was the son
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
Thief Tokes Tox Stomp
From New Baltimore Cor

Mrs. Arthur Kahirl. Box SAC,
Route /. New Baltimore, report
ed TO the sheriffs department
this morning. the theft Of the
Federal Use Stamp off her wind.
shield yesterday evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14

Richmond, six grandchildren
and 10 great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
from the Farley residence, Ridge
street. at 2 p. m. Monday with
the Rev. ID. d. Brady of the Con-
eregational church officiating.
Burial took place in the Rich
mond cemetery.
Mrs. Clarence Vernier and
Mrs. Frances Goodar Of Mount
Clemens are grandchildren.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
Obituaries

of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ( Kuss.
Besides his parents he IS sur
vived by his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph KuSS. OF 81.
Clair Shores. and grandmother,
Mrs. Freda Prefer, Of East De
troit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
Chicken House Burns
on Horbor Subdivision

a chicken house, located on
a lot of the Anchor Bay Harbor
Subdivision, was reported burn
ed down this morning, by Dep
uty Fred Winders The chicken
house is owned by Mrs. Otto
rachman, of 1850 Corsm. De-
troit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
CoULEE,s CONCRETE

Enough concrete is contained
in Grand Coulee dam to make A
highway from New York City
TO Seattle. Wash, and back by
way of Los Angeles, Calf.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14
MAE WEST

MAE WEST - is u. S. war
slang descriptive OF a tank with
two turrets, also a life preserver
worn high under the armpits.
Millions Of It's won't ride tanks
or cross the ocean so we must
do our part on the home front
and buy War Bonds TO the limit
TO back the attack of our in
vasion forces.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14

Average life of a human hair
is about three years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14

Those interested may get in
touch with Mrs LEWIS Cut-cnow
at Hostess House 1901, Or at
46l0.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-14

BETTY SWEET has returned
to her home, SIS GreenWay. Sell
fridge Homes, after spending her
vacation at Sebring, Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Eden, laGudrdid
Talk Baseball
tScc Profile Of Anthony Eden,
DaCa s.

tScc Profile Of Anthony Eden,
Page g.
NEW YORK. March 20 up
British Foreign Minister Anthony
Eden and Lord Halifax. BritiSf
ambassador, conferred briefly with
Mayor LaGuardia today and Elder
reported that they had talked
Very good sense
After 25-mnute conference
the three talked about the may
or's city budgetary problems and
the Brooklyn Dodgers a great
ball team Eden said but de.
clined TO say anything about re-.
ports that LaGuardia might be
appointed civil administrator OF
occupied Ita liam territory in
Africa.
I'VE discussed some If the
problems we have got. LaGuar-
dla said
Not financial" Eden added
AS the group posed for the
newSreclS, LaGuardla told the for
elgn minister:
II guess we have to stick to-
gether this time"
I'VE have to work together-
now and afterwards" Eden an
Swered. There's no other WAY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Directly behind the Trails. there
is a tremendous industrial develop
mcnt embracing MaGnltoCorSk
ChclyabinSk. SvcrdlovSk and TaCil
Here arc giant steel works. tank
factories, machinery plants and
heavy war industries.
Farthur 10 the cast. there is an
other cluster OF important heavy
industries in the vicinity OF
kuznetSk where some Of the great
est coal reserves arc located
In the Pacific Coast area Of
ASiatiC Russia, NladivoStOk. Khar-
barovSk. Svobodnyi and KomSo-
molSk form another industrial net
work. set up 10 supply Russia $
far eastern war machine, ever on
the alert against any surprise
Japanese attack
The entire region Of ASlauc
Russia is a vast reservoir Of AL
most unlimited natural resources.
The famous KuznetSk Basin is so
rich in coal its reserves are eSti-
mated around 4i5 billion tons.
Great steel works have been built
al Kuznetsk itself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Spe||nndn /,
Jared in Crash

LONDON. March % GNS)-
Recovered from a slight attack Of
air sickness, following his arrival
in England by air from North
Africa. Archbishop Spcllman of
New York tonight visited the
American charge d'affaircS AT the
l.. s. Embassy. He later conferred
with 1t. Gen. Andrews, command
ing general Of l.. s. forces in the
European theater.
The archbishop. who has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
IT'S BAR TO MINORS

The House unanimously passed
the bill requiring persons between
the ages Of p and % 10 carry
Identification cards when purchas-
ing wine. beer or whisky. These
would he issued by county clerks
al a S0-ccnt fee. and would con
tain the photograph Of the holder.
I The object of the law is TO aid
liquor sellers in abiding with the
law prohibiting sale TO minors and
makes a minor who falSfieS his
age equally guilty with a liquor
seller who sells HIM a drink. The
bill has not reached the Senate.
Another measure passed by the
House prohibits druggists from
selling So-called knockout drops
without a prescription
Among the bills that have been
passed. OF arc likely 10 pass, are
those increasing the average old
age pension Ia $50 a month instead
Of S2i; libCraliZlnC wUkmcn's
compensation benefits 10 as much
1S ST a week If the injured
worker has three children. instead
Of The present maximum Of SIS,
and giving each county tho right
10 do All maintenance work on
state highways
In addition the record includes
the new time law giving the state
two standards OF wartime.
Coy. kelly'S bill 10 permit en-
forcemont Of OPA regulations in
the state courts was killed by the
House.
When the governor recon
mcndcd the bill TWO weeks ago ne
said the state should aid the fed
cral government fight against
black markets and ceiling price
violations by permitting federal
officials 10 use the simple justice
court machinery rather than in
volYnC process Of federal grand
Jury indictments Tho bill drew IS
votes three under tho number
necessary for passage
iTttitti- stSo arr -r'1c n1ftS frvy1UI
tax on cigaretS, sbhShinG
capital punishment for murder,
The aniiiahor bill requiring incor.
poration Of unions. The Republican
plan 10 make ihe state highway
commissioner an appointive Off.
Ger. and all ~ tho governor : tliiS
20 consolidate various state de.
partmcrtS and commissions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Detroit Priest Held
In Jap Prison Camp

Fr. Leon Sullivan, Catholic priest
working in China At the time OF
the Jap invasion, is being held in
an internment camp, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan. 634S
Webb, were informed Saturday by
the Red Cross.
Fr. Leon was ordained in 1896
and assumed his duties IN the
Orient in 1888. HIS parents had
had no word since February. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

visiting Allied troops in Tunisia
and who is military vicar OF the
!. S-Army and Navy. will cole
bratc mass Sunday in Westminster
Cathedral and Will participate
Tuesday IN a solemn pontifiCal
mass al the funeral Of the Late
Cardinal HinSley, Catholic Arch
bishop pi London
The archbishop narrowly cS-
capped injury soon after his train
reached London. His automobile
was nudGed by an accompanying
army car while leaving the sta
ton, causing a fiat tire. The cars
were moving slowly and the arch
bishop experienced only a slight
Jar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Ickes Cuts Petroleum Output

" 4 5 SHIN TON, March %
tINS D- Petroleum administrator
lCkeS today ordered national pro.
duction of ilS6. 100 barrels 81
petroleum daily during April a
decrease Of 100 barrels per day
from March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

The Wishing Wen has
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
The War
TODAY
3 NewWeapons
TO Lead Allies
Drive on Subs
by REAR ADMIRAL CLARK
II. wooDW ARD. I. : Navy

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he nav, dsasr- '7e naval serve
81 ''it
THE ADVENT az spring 'Ao
REASON IN which submarines find
boz ri ---7-=, v--7
,''' 49,.
leo campo -' i"' '''7i .''- INC
North Allan convoy lanes oi
\he T-hoat H'la,> mos, dan
rorors u..,--
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nu' ol rdne'' pul S'III N,'I, l,'
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ne neN, nIsI',, op'i en- 1a,.s '''''e
ldcllc> SOMETIMES -l''i No s'
IN ORDER 10 combat success
'ully the new methods OF attack
a moro comprehensive Sctup, or
extension and perfection of our
convoy system with many more
pscortinc ships and aircraft IS
demanded
These arc no" IN inc making
U-boat hunt Among mem are
he hehcopter talrcratt win |
lowering ablIitleS), small ICON
'ertedl aircraft carriers ana inc
'e" type destroyer escorts 49,
~ carrying depth bombs.
The use Of INC helcopter ny /
ne BRUSH Tor protection OF con-
'oys was disclosed ny OnderSec-
'etary Tor AR baliour IN me /
iouse oi commons las, week.
This remarkable SikorSky ar
raft Is able 10 Iand ana TAKE
n vertically from any shlps
ieck.
The small auxiliary carriers .
IRE converted merchant SHIPS d
Win ] m &c q capacity LOT .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
TO NAME ALTERNATES

Each n the nine members nrdi-
narlly will be represented AZ meet
lncs by altcrnateS Who arc yet 70
be named
In event Of disagreement by
the altornateS the principals will
attempt 70 reach an agreement,
and II they arc unable 10 do so,
will file majority and minority
reports
Their reports and recommends.
tlonS on manpowcr policies will
be made 20 Manpower Chief Nc
Mutt. He is not bound bv their
recommendations. but has followed
closely recommendations made by
tho committee predecessor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
BUDGET. LAST WORRY

The budget is the remaining
worry. for tho governor told the
Republican majority al caucus
Friday that they must not let APP
preparations exceed $50, 000,000
This would he an increase of 500
900 900 over the present fiscal
year.
In spite Of the governors warn
ing. the Senate has been on a
spending spree that would mean a
total of Sl4S000.000 next fiscal
year. and il is now the Houses
duty 10 prunc these measures 10
within kcllys maximum.
Rep. John LSpIe, chairman Of
the House ways and means com
inittee. is fighting 10 trim the
school aid appropriation 10 SAT-
100000 annually. instead of the
$50, 0000 600 figure set by the Sen
ate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Reds Plants Keep Supplies
FloUing to War Fronts
URAL INDUSTRIAL AREA
By JAMES r.. BROWN
Chief 81 the Moscow Bureau Of Incrna-
tInnAI News Service.

aircraft plants at Gorkl Molotoy
Ufa and kulbNShcN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
LITTLE TO BOAST or

The members haven't much Of
Whlch Ia beast te-the folks back
home. but they have been assured
hy Coy Kelly that nc viii recall
them next winter and submit at
HAL -ltple-.-4- i}aere- comprehensive
program
, In" -ffouSC passed 4 bill inCrcas-
mr. unemployment compensation If
the applicant has dependents under
is Under thr present statute the
maAImIpl-t-- S19-wrrkly FOR ~
weeks The proposed new scale
allows an additional s. weekly for
each dependent, with a maximum
Of SIS. Tho bill, proposed by Rep.
Clark Adams % of Pontiac now
goes 70 the Senate.
Another measure passed would
-cnahie the civil service commission
10 SGT up a pension plan for state
employees. financed 80 per cent by
the employees and 80 per cent by
the state.
The Senate passed bills 10 APP
propriatc S5.OOO.0Oo for postwar
construction of state educational
Institutions and te- remover rStrIC-
tionS which now prohibit prison
labor from being used more eX-
tenSlNeN IN war work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
LEND-LEASE AID

Up 10 Jan. l 1913. United
StateS-BritiSh shipments 10 Russia
under lend-leaSe totaled more than
800 planes and $500 tanks.
America has shipped $4,000
motor vehicles 10 Russia, 26S, 600
tons of petroleum products, $4,000
tons Of sole leather, nearly 5000
900 pairs of army boots, 10000
tons Of TINT. $4,000 tons Of rails
lust 10 mention a few assorted
items.
RusSia'S own arScnalS Of produC-
ton arc working at top speed 10
produce more weapons with which
10 turn the Nazi tide and drive
lIItlcr'S hordcs back across the
Russian frontiers.
Even some NJ tho factories in
Moscow and LcnIngrad are still
lunctlonlnC. East of Moscow.
there Is an important cluster OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
New COMMITTEE
Replaces PoIid
Group for WIN
Move Will Secure
Better Representation
for Different Interests

WASHINGTON, March 20 (UP)
Management. agricultural and
labor leaders today formed a nine
man policy committee TO advise
the VINO.
They met AT the suggestion Of
the managemcnt-l Labor policy com.
mittce which has been operating
Since the commission was organ
lied II months ago. The old COM
mittcc, II was said. had decided
that IL did not proportionately rep
resent NE three groups.
2.HOUR MEETING
Tho decision to form the new
committee was made in a two
hour meeting attended by Presi-
dent Green Of The AFL. President
Murray Of tho CIO. President
Crawford Of rho National ASSo-
citation Of Manufacturers. PrcSi-
dent Johnston Of the L. S. Chamber
of Commerce, President GoSS Of
The National Grange President
Patton Of tho National Farmers
Union, and President O'Nen Of the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton
The new committee consists Of:
Murray. Green and repre-
sentative 10 be named by the rail
road brothcrhoods, 10 represent
labor
Johnston. Crawford. and r Con.
rad Cooper, wee president. Wheel
Ing Steel Corp, to represent
management
O'Neal Patton and GoSs 10
rcprnScnf- aqrirHliHrn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

Behind the scenes NJ Russia s
spectacular military accomplish
ments this winter, the effective
flow Of war supplies 10 the various
fronts has played an important
role
Long before the war. Russian
industrial plann-er decided 70
build up a network Of industrial
centcrS behind the Trails one
prime incentive was the vast sup
ply of coal, iron and other stra-
tegic raw materials in the region.
Another was The realization that.
If Russia became involved in a
war with Germany her European
industrial CcntcrS like KieV. Khar-
kov and Stalingrad would he vul-
ncrablC 10 devastating attacks by
an invading army and air force
But RuSSia'S farhunC industrial
around and behind the
UralS has not been able 10 carry
the entire burden Of supplying the
colossal amount Of war materials
necessary 10 stem the Nazi armies.
Evening star., 1943-04-23
EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON G, FRIDAY APRIL 2 1sa

plies Q, Az A. classes % very lieht. Many nrms
pounds and over. few 90; broiiers. under s
Daily market report on fruits and yege-
Sr.ncho sales to s am. on on this morn. morn.
quantities:
APPLES-Market steady. Truck receipts
isht. MARYLAND. Pennsylvania, Virginia
and West virginia. u. 8. No. /: Bushel
basketS Delicious. 2A-inch minimum.
l;5b,2.00: .2h-inch minimum, 2.75-3. .00
2N-inch minimum, 3.60-3.75; yellow New
towns. 2N-inch minimum, 2.O0-2. IS: 2Ha-
,r, men nsinnnimym 9 ~ 260-275; 2A-inch mini
nysn s1 Roms! l5o.l nas 2M;insh mInimYn 800
sh:iinnsshh minimam n'nln,nm W,ns;Sspss Sps
ph,aaiYam haIaa -|.s S|so:Ss: :S5 Tsv5ys II slsss.
bushel boxes, Winesaps, ~ -inch minimum, n,
3;o0.3.25; 2h-inch minimum, 1904 25:
h-inch minimum, 3.OO-3 10; 2A-inch
ripe, Ssb-2.So: Romes. SN-inch minimIm,,
d;75.2o0; 2a-inch minimum, 2.6O-2.75:
2N-inch minimum, 2;69:2.s .s5;, Yorks. 2N-
mum, s.bo-S vs.; a&-s inches, sa 2.7b.s.s5: @
psstn Ds.tS1ous; TX. q sases' 2.76-4.00; ripe or
Pennsyivanis. virsinia and West viz
K1nta, buShel boxes, Western style, o. s.
Evening star., 1943-04-23
u. ). Must Rid Ocean
OF Subs 10 Conquer
Hitler, Knox Says
Destroyer Escort Ships
CoIIed.Novy's Answer
To U-Boot Menace
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Navy Knox said
last night that Hitler is aware that
until we win the war in the At
lantic against the submarine we viii
not be able to win a complete VIC
tory over Hitler in Europe"
In an address read over the Ma
tional Brodacasting Co.. network,
Secretary Knox said the Navy is
meeting the U-boat menace by turn
ing out destroyer escort vessels "by
the dozen. by the score and by the
hundreds" and by stepping up
aerial protection for conveys.
The Navy said that because of
circumstances beyond his control
the Secretary was unable to broad
cast the speech personally and 1t
was read for him.
Aircraft, either from the carriers
or land bases, are capable of scout
Ing an area of hundreds of miles
around conveys in every direction" /"
Mr. Knox said. "Once spotted by
aircraft a U-boat must submerge,
reduce its speed, start using pre-
cious electric power from batteries
and become the hunted rather than
the hunter"
Hence the objective of the Navy,
he said, is to keep the submarine
down and Ito kill them II they
come up"
Evening star., 1943-04-23

fancy: Delicious. l3ss.21es, 3.oo-3. 80: sss-
5 7b-1 90; e4s-Sos. a.S5-3. 90; Winessps,
10Os-13Ss. 4.25-4 so: 15Os-216s, 800
3.75; Golden Delicious. all sizes. q. 8. No.
l, ripe, 2.50-3.00; u. 8. fancy, 1904. 90:
sons, ali sizes, O. S. fancy, 2.bO-3.OO
POTATOES-New stock: market steady
Texas, 50-pound sacks. Bliss Triumphs. U.
9; No. l, $40; old stock. supplies insuffi-
las AsPHRAGUs-Market "A aNSSS steady. rxpres,
and truck receipts light. Pyramid crates.
dozen punches, green: South Carolina, large
small size. 2.50-3 .OO white. ali sizes, AGO.
800: California, loose, 6.OO-6.5O,
L1MES-Market steady. Supplies light.
Mexico, bushel crates, 7.5O; Florida, A-
boxes, Perstans, 2.76.
!cABBAdE-Market steady. Truck re-
mixed cars, L. A. crates. $50; Florida,
1h-bushel hampers, freight receipts. 3.75;
truck receipts, packed locally, 400.
CARROTs-Market steady. L, A. crates,
punched, California, 4.O0-4.50: Texas.
90; bushel baskets, topped. washed. 2.50-
CMERY-Market steady. Florida. 49,
Inch crates, trimmed tops, washed. 3-6
LETTUCE - Supplies insufncient to
quote.
Onien Prices Steady.
| oNIONs-Market about steady. Texas,
bO-pound sacks, yellow Bermudas, q. 8.
Evening star., 1943-04-23

commercial. fair condition. 500; So
pcnnd sacks; g: 9: No: |. Texas. Babosas,
SNAP BEANs-Market. weak. Truck
receipts }ight. Florida, bushel hampers,
500; Plentifuls: best. $50: poorer. $50.
r,,.l LIMA aa.,,.taN BEANS AND EGGPLANT-su
supplies. light Market
STEADY. Florida, 11z-bushel crates, CALI
fornia Wonders, fancy. large size, 1000.
sQVASH-Adarket steady. Florida,
bushel hampers. white. wrapped, 3.50-
CUCUMBERs-Market steady. Supplies
light. Florida. bushel baskets, fancy,
9.50-10.00; choice. 7.OO-7.b0.
SPINACH-Market steady. Truck re-
ceipts light. Bushel baskets, Savoy type,
Moriolk section. 2.O0-2.15; nearby sec.
KAlEEMarket steady. Truck receipts
moderate; Norfolk section Virgtnia. bushel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady. Truck
receipts light. Louisiana. 24-pint crates,
$50. few sales higher; North Carolina,
24-pint crates, K1ondikeS, 1O.OO-I2 100;
Evening star., 1943-04-23

pint.
PEAS-Market steady. Supplies very
lisht. South Carolina, bushel hampers.
CAuLHIOwER-Market about steady.
call1ornis. cl. pony crates, 900;
supplies nght; bushels. o. g. No. /, North
Carolina. baskets. Nancy Halls and Porto
Eicans: 800: New Jersey. hampers. Jersey
RADlSHEe Market dull; truck receipts
moderate; florida. 16-quart baskets, l. 90;
North Carolina, 12-ouart baskets, 1855.
SHROOMs-Maryland and Pennsyi-
vania. 3.pound baskets. 90-1.35.
LANDCRESS-Marylan and Virginia,
bu4hel baskets, 1.S6.
EArEMaryiand and virginia. bushei
baskets 1T6 -