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Evening star., 1943-11-22
Most Stock Leaders
Down Fractions
To 81 at Close
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-While
there were scattered exceptions,
stock market leaders generally
backed into lower territory today
without exhibiting any real weak
ness.
The feeling that news of an i'm
minent Roosevelt-C Churchill Stain
conference somewhere In Europe
would break soon inspired buying
hesitancy even among the most
bullish contingents. The result was
profit taking on last weeks rally and
the retirement OF many customers
to await developments abroad. Fur
ther favorable dividends propped a
a handful of issues but failed to
stimulate others.
Irregular tendencies prevailed at
the start. Prices then began to slip
and, near the close, declines of frac-
tions to point were widely distrib-
uted. Dealings were relatively slug
gish throughout and transfers for
the full proceedings aproximated
800 900 shares.
Liquor stocks did fairly well most
Of the time, American Distilling
Allied Mills and National Distillers
attracting mild bids.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
New Royon Record
Predicted for 1943
BY the Associated Press.

BY the AStoclAtkd Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-William
G. Appleton, president of the Amer
ican Viscose Corp, predicted today
rayon production in 1943 would
reach a new peak at 65S, 900, 900
pounds.
This total would compare with
633, 100000 pounds in 1912 and 573,-
100000 in 1941.
The stepup will be due chiefly
to the request of the Government
for extra-strength rayon yarns for
use in military equipment, includ-
ing tires, self-sealing gasoline tanks
and parachutes, Mr.. Appleton said,
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Money Market

NEW YORK, Nov 90 LP,.-Can money,
steady, ! per cent prime commercial pa.
per, "a per cent. Time loans steady 90
30 days, u: 4-6 months. III per cent:
bankers -acceptsnces unclaimed: 5000
Gays. lacis per cent; 4 months. i.-H per
count rate. New York Reserve Bank, h-I
per cent (l7 per cent on Treasury paper Of
one year or shorter, longer maturiteS 1
per cent?.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Nov. % LPl.-The cotton
market today was under pressure Of hedge
met only scale down trade support. Ths
controversy oyer subsidies and continued
favorable war developments had an un.
settling effect on the market.
There was heavy switching from De.
| cember into the later months. anticipAt.
ing first notice day Wednesday
Late afternoon prices were 20 to so
cents be,e lower. December. 1911;
March, 1919; May, 1928.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Nov. % P-Poultry live
frmer. 90 cars; hens, 20: Leghorns. 20;
eolored broilers, fryers, springs, 23h;
Rocks broilers, fryers. springs, 26i Leg
horn chickens, 30; roosters. II: ducks,
23l2: geese. "a: turkeys, 20 to 35
Butter firm: receipts, 272,173: creamery,
~ score, "A, Al Y; 81, A, Al: 30, B, 40a4;
carlots, 90 4Ost
EGGS steady: receipts. 5.O32: U. S. spe.
cials No. l and 2, 40: No. 3 and 4. As:
extras. No; and ., ~: No 3 and 4,
43.5 standards: No. l and 4, 424; current
Evening star., 1943-11-22
FOREIGN Exchunae

NEW YORK. Nov. % GP,.-Foreisn ex.
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol.
lars, others in cents)
Canadian dollar in New York open mar.
ket, lO'4 per cent discount or S9.25 United
States cents, UP .l2i2 of cent.
Europe: Great Britain oficial Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates) Buy.
ing. 4 .02; selling, 4.O4
Latin America Argentine oficial 90 II:
Tree, 25;l2 up .0l Of cent: Brazil ofacial.
6.Oon; free, 5.2On: Mexico. 90 65n
Evening star., 1943-11-22
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Nov % lo.-Eegs. . days,
receipts, 23,923: firm. The following are
the first receivers selling prices (payine
cents below these prices and jobbers' sell.
ing prices are l "a cents above these quo
tations): y; S. specials taverage net
pounds, 5..3; A pounds, 50.S 43 pounds,
50.1; 40. pounds, 47.S;, 3S pounds, 46.3:
SO pounds. 44.s "a pounds, 43.3: current
checks, 44.3
Butter 2 days receipts, 21,s47: firm.
Maximum prices set by OPA for bulk butt
Creamery higher than e2 score and
premium marks tAA), .42h; 90 score (A),
Tubs, " cent pound more on eli
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Ginninqs Below 1912

The Census Bureau reported TO-
day that cotton OF this years growth
ginned to November IA totaled
9,930,593 running bales, counting
round as half bales and excluding
linters, compared with 10,676,552 .
year ago and 8,808 Pts two years ago.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Small Goin Reported
In Crude Oil Stocks
By the Associated Press

ny tIic 1kooOVIAtcU EIeSs.
The Bureau Of Mines reported
Saturday that stocks of domestic
and foreign crude petroleum totaled
236, ,404 900 barrels on November 13,
net increase Of .467 900 barrels for
the week. Domestic crude increased
l 1,53l 900 barrels, foreign crude de.
creased $4,000. 49,.
Daily average production was L..
436, 900 barrels, an increase of 47,000.
Runs to stills averaged 4,134,000, an
increase of 5000.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
London Market Quiet

LONDON. Nov % (P).-Activity
was limited in today,s stock market
although a generally steady trend
was maintained. Except for rayons.
industrials received support along
with dividend payers in the kaffirs
Rroup.
Evening star., 1943-11-22

Chlc1Bo CAsh MArKeE
Cash wheat, none. No corn, Oats,
No. 2 white, >S6la-s7; No. white, sOH
regular sample grade white, 7Sh-A
Barley, mailing, 1901. As nominal: feed.
1.15-l.23 nominal. Field seed per 100
top, 14.00-15.0O nominal; clover seed,
3l.5o nominal. sweet clover. 1880 nom
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Odd-Lot Dealings
4 NSw Employment Record

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. % P.-The
Securities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchanse for November 90: 1925
ruIEshtsss +: inyolyinE 5til5 shares; La
short sales involving 300 shares
Evening star., 1943-11-22

Approximate Sales Today.
l1.0O am 13o 13o 12 100 Noon asa oeo
1:0Op.m 3Ae 80 :0Opm A3o $40
tUnit Of trading. 10 shares: sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed BY such companies.
Rates or dividends in the foresoine table
quarterly or scmiannusi declaration TN
Jess otherwise neted. special or extra divi-
dends are not included. xd Ex dividend.
or sock. Paid last year + Payable In
sotck. & Declared or paid so far this year.
Payable in Canadian funds, L Accumu.
Evening star., 1943-11-22

Din z p A g pf AZ l7N'
NeW Idea &c. 10
Pin J Zinc 3g---- 56
J N Mex q Ariz zh
: N Y C ON war. ga
in Y Merch 80 1lN
: NY pei pf g.. lob
: Mag Hud Pw- 2M
9 Mag H Pw l pf- 76A
sI sINiles-Bem-P q loN
Nip'singM h.10g IN
q N A L&P Of - elh
9 Nor st Pvr A 81
g Ogden .75g - 81
. o P 8 pf A T. 116
tiOilstocks 7g4-. 5M
Z Okla Mt G 1.40- 19
lOkla N @ pf 8 81
30 NC cvpf $50 lisa
I Pac @ 6pf l.60- IS
y Pantepec h
q Parker Pen 1.60 24lh
. Pennroad Hg-- Ah
9 Penn PALpf 2 lo3A
q bIPharisT&R.30g- 81
= Phoenix Secur 22A
, alPierce-Gov 80. 9A
Pioneer Gold .. IA
u Plough Inc 80. IA
y Polaris Mng z
y Potrero sugar 1oN
9 Povdl d A .45g- 6H
Press Met .60g-. 5H
q Prosperity B - 7iA
eIPugSdPAL .60g- 10
" PS P&L 8 pf s. e4ib
. Quaker Oats A.. 80
R-K-O war III
Raymond c la 14N
= Red Bank Oh 2Hs
, Rep Avis .25g-- 3h
q Rome Cbls go. 1lM
. Russeks FA sos 8
Ryan Aero .35g- 3h
4Ryan Cons .20a- 5Z
9 St Regis PAPER 3h
= Salt Dome OIL Oh
. Schultz Ing. IA
scovill Nj .60g 27A
y Scraut-SBW pf- 6oH
, Selec Ind cv pf- ga
= Shattuck .125g- 2h
. Solar Airc .20g- )
Sou Pen o 100 A2iz
8 c z pf B 1.50- 30
Spalding AG 40
= Spencer 8 .15e 4
= Std Dredge log 2ib
Std Dig pf / go 16ih
: Std Oil KY - 17A
= Sterl AL zoe ga
= Sterling Inc 1b
= Tampa El ] so 22A
= Tex PdL pf T. l1Al7
q Tilo Roof 40 ga
Todd Shipy' d 2g 81
rubize Chat 8
's Tubize Oh A 5g 63
: Tung Sol cog Aiz
q Ulen Real 2M
lUn Airc Pr la ga
= On Cis-Wh ST. an
. United Gas w. 2ss
Unit 1t d P pft. 55i1
= On Sh M 2.60ab SO
~ 8 Graph .55g- sih
3 Us Radiator 2h
zUS Rub Reel ia
Unit Wall P.10g 2tl
univ Pict vic 1g II
Ut PGLpf5.25k ~
zIUtility Eouit-- Ia
.iVenezuela Pet 9Ts
Va Pub Svc pf IS
-iWentworth so 3A
w Va C&C l2g- SNe
, Westrn Air L ga
. Wilms-Oil-O-M IA
xHr-.-As w. ~ 9IA
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Steel Quotations

per 100 pounds, fob. Pittsburgh Hot
rolled sheets, base price. 210: galvanized
sheets, $50; steel bars, 215
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Nov. % R,-Adyancins
about cents in aggressive BUYING, rye led
another upturn in grain prices today
proflt taking and the December contract
went to q new high since 1925, May to q
peak since 1929 and July to best levels
The strength in rye was attributed
mainly to the fact that this Grain Is selling
below parity, the point at which ceilings
may be established Good commercial de-
mand was the primary support for wheat,
Althoush the December delivery was firm,
Barley was firm.
At the close wheat was sa-h hisher.
December, 1.63h-1 80: rye was up 49,
2s4, December, 1l7h-lls: oats were
ahead M, December, 7Ss. and barley
sained Nm, December. 1.2Qh.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
THE EVENING STAR Monday, Nov a. 1943"'' A-2l
N. Y. Curb Market
Tsrnished b. the Asseeiatsa PrsssJ

Aero Sup B Mg-
II Air Assoc sos
Air Access .2be-
Alum Ltd h0a [
Alum Am n 1s-- !,
Alum Am pf o--11
&C Pal D
! Am Gym B .60a- .
Am d p p VT
Am q q 3 1.60a ;
ia GEE pf 4.75 ]!
|, Am Gen 15g
Am LauM sos :
Am 1t a. T l.2O
Am Maracabo
i, Am Meter .76g- +:
Am Potash. .75g- Z
Am Rep log
Am Third pf rs
ii AppalKPpf 4.60 II
Ark Nat Gas
ii Ark Nat Gas A.
Atl G Fish As--
II Atlas Corr war
N Atlas D r .60g-. .
Atlas Ply'od n
Bah q vii 1hg- :
Baldwin VT
Basic Ref .30g--
II Beilsnca Air.
Bliss 3 W g.
ii Blue Ridge -.
Blue r pf Sd - I
ii Bourjois .76e--.
Brewster Aero.
|, Brown r & W
Brwn r Dist
Buckeye p l. 80
Bun N&EP 5 pf.
Bunker Hill L.
!, BURY Biscuit
callite r .20g
Il CanIndAl h.35g
Can Mar h.04s-
.|carrsI
'lCarter wv go.
.|Catlin Am .10g-
:lCent NY y o. g. !
cessna Air 1s
Chi Fex sh 3g- [
Chiids pf
' Cities Service
Cities Serv pf = [
Cit 8 P&L pf g. 1
Cit 8 Pol pf =. /!
Coloa Deyei----
Colonial Air
Colts PA 2.2bg 4
Comp s M .45g
Cons G B $50 [
Consol Gs Ut
Cons Steel ] Sag
Consol Textile
Cont ROLES 1g-
Cook Paint so
Cooper-B Bog
} Coop-B pr Of g. !
Corroon d r.
lCosden Pet -
Cosden Pet pf--
; Creole Pet lag--
Cr'n c Pet jog
: Crown Drug.10g
, Cub Atl Sug 1g-
; Dennis A .30g
: Derby Oil pf elk
J D G&M pf 40
, Det Steel Pr 1g-
IDe Vilbis -----
lDuro-Test .10g-
EG&Fprpf so
! East Sta pf B
East 8 A pf394k {.
, EsyWM B 1889.
} II Bd q Share
u B&S pf g.. |
J El Pol war;
El Pol % pf A
Emers'n El .35g
Emsco Der .25g-
EQUITY Corp
EquitC 3k ;
Eversharp .75g
Fairchild A SOC
Fairchild ETA
Falsan Br Goa J
Ford Can A HI J
Ford Ltd .111g-
IGen Share
Ga Pow pf 8 II
!GlenAlden1 cog J
Godchaux A A. J
Gorh Mfg g. ;
GRID Rap v 30
Ct APP nv 4i4s {
Hat B .25g
Hecla Mining /
Huml-R .225g--
III Power --
Ill Zinc ] .45g ]
Imp y L h 30 J
I'm T c h. .40a -.
Ins CHA 2.50a {
Intl Pet hi - J
Intl SAT Raj
Intl Utilities pf- :
Inter Pow pf -
J IrvinY A c L.
} Ital Super A.
Jacobs Co
&c P&Lpf $50 [
!. Kennedy'x IL
} Koppers Of 6 II
J Kruger Br .45g
! sLackawanna -
Lake Sh h. 80
!, Lane-Wells l.
: Leh C&N .40g
! Lionel Corp Goa
, Lone Star G .60g
Long Isl L pf
|. Long Isl L Of B
! Louis L&Exp.40
ManAti war
: Marc I NJ 1869
Nc Willms Dr. /
Mead J "a i
Merr-Ch&Sccr
} Mer-C&Spf 13k II
MS PA vic .45s
} Mid Wst Cp lag
Midland S 2
MidvaleStl1 50g
MidwP&S .40g
Min M&M l 20 .
} Molybdnum Il J
} Monarch M T 8 J
Mon Pict
Muskee PR .90g J
Nat Bella HOSE
Nat City L Ia J
Natl p Gas /
} Natl P&L pf g. II
Nat S R ID
Natl q Radio
Nehi Cp lpf ) Il {
Neptune NJ lie
Il Rates Of diyidel
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Curb Bonds

81 200
8 Am P&L6s2OIa 1o3A
81 Am w Pap 6s61 81
ADD E P 3As 20 1oeiz
Z Ark Pol 5s 56 1924
3 Asso FL 4i2s 53 TIN
: Asso GEE 5s so 22ss
81 Asso G&E 5s So 22ih
s As G&E 4las 40 22M
4 IA T&T5 1as55A 65h
!, Bost z 2As70A 1o2ih
lean N P 5s So 1914
SIC st Ell 51as 81 3Ah
81 c st Fl IS 4S- 33ih
c r IS 81 cod SO
, Cit Svc IS Co. 96M
cit Svc 5s 5S--- 96h
Z Cit Svc IS So. 81
CSP&L 5Has49- 1ooA
sl CSP&L bhss52- 1ooi1
4IC G B 234s rs 1o4iA
d AlConG&LBa3s6o 1864
tC GEE 5s 5S A 99A
{ ConsTex5s53st- AS
4 G&F As 66A %
{ tiElecPGLSs2030. LOB
b blFedWat5hs64 .loAA
lila Pv cp 4s Sc loAlS
jGlen AC As 65 o.. 1914
4 9obl 4hs Al A 1914
4 Hy Fd 6s 40 A s90A
a III Pal 5s56C- 1854
Aim P&L 6s53A 1o5ih
a Ind Hy El 5s5S- 1924
q Ind Ser IS 80 90
q Int Pw 6s 81 50
u InterstPw5s57 00A
70 NebPwds2022A 116
zine G&E 5s so 71lh
4 Nh GEE 5s As II
4 NE G&E 5s At II
4 NE Pw 5l5s 81 e6iA
. NE Pv IS 4S 9SiA
. NorCU5 hs4sA s7l4
Ohio P 3i4s 6S- 1oe
IOhio P s As sc 1885
q P Pol 5s 55 1o3i4
PCL&P4 hs77 1o5s
PhilaElP5ias72 1854
b Potom Ed5s56 E11o,A
4 P S N J 6s ct lao
Z Scullin ST 3s51- 90
Sou c Ed IS 65 1o4
SouIndRy 4s51 1874
I st G&E6s4Sst e7ib
: zSG&E6s4Scvst- e6,A
b ST G&E6s51A e7is
Std P&L 6s ST. s6IA
8 G&E 6s66B e7i6
4 Starrett 5s SO. 20
q TWatP 5s 79A 1o1A
Z ToledEd3lss6S 100
.
3 TCRT5 l2s52A e6M
Z UL&RD 5b $50 1o3,A
Wald All 5s54 26i5
Z alWestPa5s2O3O 100
in the foregoing table
1ents based on the last
lnual declaration. Un-
special or extra div
a Also extra or
,ock. e Paid last year.
s Declared or paid so
BILE in Canadian funds.
ends paid or declared
warrants. XIV Without
Evening star., 1943-11-22

ShAC 30 Il q oSQ
Chile IS 90 asd
Chill 6s Jan 6la
Chill IS Feb ola
Chile IS SO asd-
Chill Mn rs 60a
Cuba 5hs As 4
Denmk Vas IS
Grk Is "a ptpd
Kreug&T 5s SO
Peru lst 6s 90
Rio de J6Ms53-
Sac p St rs 40
Wars 4hs So as
DOMESTIC.
Allee 80 A. !
ANeg 81 80
Alleg inc IS 30
Allied st 4ks b11
Am&FP IS 2O30
Am I0C bhs 40 j
Am Int SIS 40 !
Am T&T 3As 0e1'
Am T&T SNs GIL
Am T&T 3s Sc !
Am Tob So ~ i
Arm D deb rs 7S1
Arm Del q IS !
ATsP ~ 06 /
ATSF aJ Il 95st i
Atl CAL 81 I'll
ACL 1st Il 62--
ACL cit Is B2--
A c L 4Ms a.
All D 1st IL As
B6O 1st m 4S-.
B&O 9B 49,
B&O 96 c.
B&O 1000 D.
B&O 90 P-----
B&O cv Co..
B&O IS 4S
BOPLEWV4s
B&O SW 30
BRO T c As 50
Bell Pa IS AZ B /
Bell Pa IS 60 C !
Ben IL 2As 80 i
DethStl 3ltas 80 /
BethStl 3Hs 65 1
BostMe Ans 70
Bost Me IS so
BosNYAL As 55-
Brk UG 6s 45-- !
Brk UG 6s 30
Brk UG IS 81 B !
Buf RAP 81 ct
D c r g. N IS "a
BERN 5s "a ct.
Bush T bs 55
Cal o P As 66 - /
Can Sou IS 81
Can N IS 90 Oct !
Can No 6ks 40 l
Can Pac IS a. i
Can Pac IS 81. 1
Can p IS perp-.
Celan 3hs 80 l
Celotex 3s4s 55 /
Cen BUP As 48-
Cen G Is SO c
Cen Ga M IS 46
Cen Pac IS 60
Cen p 1st As 40.
CRRNJ IS 81
err NJ IS s7r.
CRRNJ 4s 81
Cer-td 5Ks AZ j
Chi q Alt IS 40
CB6Q IS II A
CB&Q 4tas TT.
CB&Q & Is 5S
CB&Q As III 40 II
CB6Q s As1u49 II
C&EI inc OF
CGW 1as 2O3S-
CGW As IS
CI&L Rn 6s 66
CI6L gn 5s So.
CMSPP 6s rs
CMSPP 6s 1000
CASP ANS SO F
CASP 4Nas 80 c
CMSP Ans SO e
CASP 6 As 80
C&NW Gas 80
C&NW 5s 2037-
C&NW bs 81
C&NW Ans 81
C&NW 4As -
CNW Ans 2037
CNW 4Ms2037C
C&NW 4s ST
C&EW As SYST
c&NW 3Has ST
Ci&NW3Mss7
CRIPAtas 62A-
GRIP An s Co.
GRIP Is S.
GRIP As "a
CTHSE 5s go
Ch Us 31ss 63 j
Ch&WI 4i4s 81 !.
Childs IS 57--
ChocO&G 5s SO +,
CinG&E3 k4s sc 1
CCCSL 4hs IT.
CCCSL & As 93-
CCCSL 4s 90SL-
CT Ut 8 hss IA
CT UT IS 73---.
CT UT 4hs IT,
Col F&I 5s 20
Col&S4 hsS0md
C G&E IS 52My i
Col @ 5s 81 i
Con Ed 3As 46 i
Con Ed has 4S. j
Con OIL 3hs 81 i
Cons P 3Hs 70 J.
Cons P 3Ks go il
Cons P 3As So i
Crane 2As SOL
CruStl 3As 66-
Cuba N Ms AR
Curtis P IS IS j
Del & Hud As 50
D&RG As 80
D&RGW IS 55-
ORGW IS 65A-.
D&RGW IS 7S-
Det Ed 3s 70 II
EmG&F 3las 81
Erie 41as 2Ol5-
Erie A 9b-
Ga&Ala 5s As
Gdrich 4As Sc II
ct Nor 8 Ms 81 /.
GtNor 4hs 76D
GtNor 4Kas 77E
GtNor As 46 G l,
GtNor As 46 II II
GtNor 3As 81
GMGO tnc2O15
Hous Oil 4As 541l
Hud c IS 62 A
H&M r IS 57---
H&N inc 5s 81
&c 3hs 52----.
IC As b3------.
&c r As 65-----
&c ANS Co.,
&c Is 56
ICCSL IS SO A
TCCSL 4 hs SO
Ind Ill q I As so
Int GIN 6s So
fntGN1st6s52
LntGN 5s Sc B.
IntGN IS Sc c.
int H Z g. -
Int Pap 6s 6b-- II
Int Pap IS A. j
Int T&r ANS 50
Int tat 81 66-
Iowa c zs 81
Jam f&C - 50.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov. 80 LP.-National AS
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Certificate Exchange at Par.

Certificate Exchange at Par.
The Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond today notified the Dis
trict banks of the regulations gov
erning the refunding of the Treas
ury Is per cent certificates series
E-l943 for the new Treasury series
G-1944 70 per cent certificates al
par.
Capital bankers today lauded the
Treasury announcement that the
goal in the Fourth War Loan Drive
will be $4,000, 900 900, or a billion
less than in the recent campaign, al
they feel that the quotas should not
be set too high. Financiers will
again press sales to individuals, the
national quota having been set at
$500, 100000. The drive opens Jan
uary 18.
Mergenthaler at 1943 Peak.
Mergenthaler Linotype got back
up to the 1943 peak today, when 20
shares sold on the Washington Stock
Exchange at so. 1t has been making
fractional gains ever since the ap-
pearance of the very favorable an
nual report. Today's final bid was
48&, with so asked.
The weeks market opened with
Washington Gas SIS preferred stock
selling at lo6, unchanged Capital
Transit reached 30 in two early sales
today and closed at 29%. Final bid
29tp; offered at 30a.
~ Claude Pack Fills Vacancy.
Claude F. Pack of Kansas City
has been named chairman of the
State bank division of the American
Bankers Association, to succeed the
late Wood Netherland of st. Louis
He has been vice chairman.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-13
New Nurses Home
AT Duke Will Be
Ready in October

Richmond, Va, Sept. l3-Thc new
home for student nurses a. Dulie
University Hospital, Durham, which
the university is constructing with
the aid of Federal funds, is OK
pected to be ready for OCCUPANCY
during the first week in Oc;olcr
Kenneth Markwell. regional director
of the Federal Works Agency, IN.
nounced.
Mr.. Markwcll has been advised by
5. w. Wyatt, secretary of the uni
verSi,y'S building committee, that
approximately 100 student u,nsc;
have enrolled for CLASSES that win
begin on October II.
The new nurses home is u bricI,
and frame structure consisting ii ,\y.,
stories 1nd Il basement. II is located
on =. ute adjacent tu West Campus
mcar the university hospital. The
building will provide quarters for
ZIG nurses.
The u. S. West Construction Com
pany of StateSville is the general
contractor. The cost of construction,
estimated nj $l27,30U will be fl
nnnccd through Il Federal grant Of
SG3,GJ0. and an equal amount 10
be supplied by Duke University. The
university will provide all furnish
inGS and equipment.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-13
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therefore prove costly. The trick
taking power Of your cards may
also shrink because of another
factor that you have all which
are held by your side and there
fore must lead from them, instead
of having leads come TO them
from your partner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-13
From where I sit
BY Joe Marsh

One of the best-liked farmers
In these parts is Bert Childers!
And he has the best way of
beatln' the man shortage, too.
Come husking time, Bert in.
rites all Of his farmer neighbors
over to have Il glass of beer.
When they ask politely
where's the beer?" Bert points
TO a bucket-full Of frosty bottles
in the middle of the field.
"All you got to do" he says,
SIS work your way out to it."
Well, Bcrt's idea has caught
on all over the countryside.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-13

Banning Homes Project. | gather
this is community movement to
make for better health. If SO, it
is u most intelligent one.
The babies all look very little
and young and this graphically
answers the question | get all the
time, Hoy old should a baby be
when it is time to prevent whoop-
ing cough by vaccincs?" 1t shocks
some people when the answer is,
Six MONTHS They think the
baby is too young and frail to
stand it, but Nature is lying in
wait for the baby and doesn't
think six months is too young for
1t to 90 through a facilitating
and dangerous siege Of whooping
cough itself, so we can afford to
initiate Nature and also to cir
cumvent her more malignant
moods.
First Hazard
The fact is the newborn baby
is susceptible to whoOping cough
probably earlier than it is to any
other disease. The mothers blood
protects the newborn from conta-
gious disease, but doesn't seem to
confer much whooping cough i'm
munity. Up TO six months the baby
doesn't catch" whooping cough
because it isn't likely to be ex-
posed, but after that it is a COM
mon occurrence.
This question of exposure is the
one that makes the question of all
immunizaton so pertinent just at
the present time of year. Most of
the contagious diseases we get in
temperate climates come from con-
tact with other human beings. In
tropical countries mosquitoes and
lice and bugs OF different sorts
spread them, but here it is ninety
nine per cent Johnny using and
sucking the same pencil as Egbert.
The newborn baby naturally
leads a sheltered existence. So
does the child up to the age of five
or six. He makes contacts from
outside his own family circle. but
relatively few. But when school
starts, he goes into room with
y sszss 81 new people, coming
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-13

$500 .. 50
w "al So!I VI e''''''''"' S''''
S'in PHI .,...,.. ,.
III '"S"' w" WHY" hrte
i"r h''I-r inc "''''t 'tE"I. sns
t''N'" 'h""' IL men We "i| u. E""
were VAN A"''a Naf'v'' susan
pause" !" pun "S'"S '''' '', T'''"S't.
Mrs. '"''' %"'"S l" "Sr ','' P'"E
refer Al" ais"''''f ''E Ni"'' pug
~ Oh l" i"l>" money '"t H'' So
| may even h"E" /" play part
III H.
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me way. nov N'H '''' '"'ti'"h 20
'"HaN ~ ihy factory 'u''''la
SncN"l"IN. SalH susan. ~
gong 10 Hf"" NP " hU','"'' oil en-
rcriihril'al menus i"' A""ih |" look
over. Amd may SpH"" several
hours Il dhy ~ TIC factory SORT OF
ofSa'i%NtE
or%"'''@iii" VIVA
me '''lriri", "I course. susan
TOOK I look ~ IN" oven an" then
turned BACK. W nat d" III 'hat pa'h-
age
Candy sal" HIlI. And there
ar" som" roses !E III" living room.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-13
DON'T BIZ 4 PESSIAlIST

SO LONG as there Is a chance.
'houSh very remote. to make his
contract. almost inv dcclarer will
Ivy Tor II. You don't SEE that same
spur, on the Gc:rnSr. however.
often a fair PLAYER will give up
me ghost by merely reckoning
that II is virtually impossible for
ms partner TO hold the one card
which would be required for him
!" set the contra,,. and so will not
play linn for il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-13
SYNOPSIS

ADAM NORTH. younf: bachelor who
recently converted AN old I.invill,.
buggy "a tory into i war plant be-
comes ''nll-in" stand by for the
towns party StT""s. anon. them
h"ini:
SUSAN POTTER. whose husband. ELL
has !atciy been hr"akiu;. rvrmi,:
dates 10 negotiate" real cSta,"
ALICIA CARTER. n willy. fiitatiuus
WIDOW. Adam. uphruw!ngly. is loved
by his secretary.
RUTH MoORfiIOrSt.. who n. pr.scu,
Is having difficulty diSSuatinr the
affections Of
JACK NlNToN. mechanic in tho
plant. Adam. not being aware of
k"th'S feelings. Is just becoming in
t:.ru"d with
BRENDA LEIGH. WHO is now enjoy
ing an extended Var:tti ION III Iiuvill,
which Sh" l"ft severn! years az" to
launch Journalistic career in New
York CIty.
YESTERDAY: Susan accepts tllc Job as
dirtItian III th" cafeteria OF Adam =
war plant. She hopes u will serve to
show l''r husband. Bill il!ai two can
play the game III n"rl,"iini. th', hUir,.
Tor outside Interests.