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Evening star., 1943-06-24

Stock Prices Steadier
In Late Dealings,
Volume Improves
Advances Of Fractions
To 81 in Majority
At Sessions Close
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, June 24.-Scattered
favorites attracted fairly strong
buying power in todays stock mar
ket while a number of leaders failed
to follow through on yesterdays
rally.
A revival of bids for farm imple-
ments and rubbers in the final hour
frightened the trend picture appre-
ciably. Rails and assorted indus
trials which were under water dur
ing the greater part of the proceed
ings also stiffened near the close
Gains of fractions to a point were
in the majority.
Dealings, slack from the start,
picked up bit as price steadied.
Transfers were around 100000
shares.
Many customers continued to idle
pending more light on the admin
istration's new economic and anti
imitation plans. The fact thousands
of coal miners had not yet obeyed
the unions return-to-work edict
dimmed enthusiasm to some extent.
PerSlstently good war news was an
ti-liquidating argument and peace
stocks were among the most popu-
lar.
Touching best levels for the year
or longer were International Har-
vester, United States Rubber an/
Goodyear. Better performers in
cluded j. I. Case, Oliver Farm,
Deere, Chrysler, General Motors,
United States Steel, Bethlehem.
American Telephone, Western Un-
ion, Consolidated Edison, Southern
Pacific. Northern Pacific and Sears
Roebuck.
Bonds were trlfle mixed, with
profit taking appearing in several
rails.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Capital Store Sales
9 Per Cent Above
Year Ago in May
Five Months Volumes
Show 7 Per Cent
Guin Over 1912
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Department store sales in WASH
tngton in May were per cent ahead
OF the same month year ago and
in the first five months of this year
were per cent better than in the
like 1912 period, the Federal Reserve
Bank of Richmond reported today
The April gain was per cent.
Sales in n department stores in
the whole fifth district averaged 18
per cent ahead of May. 1912, and
were up IA per cent in the five
months. With the exception of
Clarksburg, w. Va, the Washington
gains were the smallest of any of
the leading cities in the district.
The gain a year ago. compared with
May, l94l, was II per cent.
Trade comparisons in leading fifth
district cities, with the like periods
in 1912, follow:
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. June o4-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index OF 35
commodities today declined to los 1e
Previous day, !o5 week ago. 1o5.49:
1913. is4a. Ia4i' 1899 40,
High - 1O6.s2 1O3.22 a5.I2 1898
Low 103.43 1854 77.03 63.7s
1925 average equals 1O0)
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. June "a (Pp.-The Be-
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for June %: .,942 pur-
chases involving S9,0O3 shares: 2,saS sales
sale Involving 157 shares.
Evening star., 1943-06-24

Appr0XImat6 Sales T0day.
11:o0 AN. 127 .595 1900 Noon 253. $50
100 PM. 1890 2:OOP.M.. 43l,0lO
Total 72S,950
tUnit of trading, 0 shares; sales printed
in full. r In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganiZed under bankruptcy Act
or securities assumed by such companies
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra div.
idendS are not included.
Xx-dvidend xr x-rights: Also extra
or extras. cash or stock. Paid last
year. payable in stock Declared or
paid so far this year Paid in Canadian
funds. k Accumulated dividends paid or de-
Clared this year.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. June ~ lP.-Grains had an
easy undertone today, wheat slumping to
rev low since May is, but a rally
toward the close Cancelled part Of early
losses. Hedging pressure and an absence
of buying support featured trading.
At the close wheat was UNCHANGED to q
higher ma fnal prices price, being, at sbout the
81 .421s-Sl AZ; corn was UNCHANGED, July.
81 %: oats finished "a lower to 1s higher
WHEAT-Cpen. High. Low. Close.
July 1.4l34 1.41a4 ! Ala 14l34
September l42is l42l. 14I3s .42ls-42
December 1.43l2 1431s 431s 43ss-34
CORN
July $1,000 ~ 1O5b
September ---- 1900 - 1.O5b
December ~ -- - lob
OATS
July .65is .65h 64R 65ss
September 63a4 64la .63ss .64Is
December-- .64i4 .64s4 .64ls .645s
RYE
July .95's 95ss a43s Q5l4
September 91l2 .97l2 .96ls a67s -97
December ! 001s 0O2s 90 .9eTa
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, No. hard; "A: Corn. sample
Barley, mailing. .o6-1 Il, nominal: hard,
.04-1.10, nominal; feed. 96-1.O2, nom
inal
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE June "a
Sales STOCKS High. Low Close
50 Balto Transit ,2.35 .2.35 2.55
20 BALTIC Transit pfd 10ss 1O3a 1Oss
Q Brager Eisenberg 2sk 2sIs 3ss
40 East Sugar AS VT S1a sK SIa
rs Houston Oil pf vic 2594 25A 25A
500 New Amster Cas- 26h 36ia 2612
BONDS.
$4,000 BALTIC Tr deb As A 55 SAN SAN
Don't lose hope til you've tried 4
Star want Ad." MA. 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
# There Ice
They / Race
Times Photo

II the weather doesn't betray
them, Detroit skaters are sched-
uled TO make their earliest out
door racing start in years this
Sunday at Belle Isle.
Hubert Johnson of the depart
ment Of parks and recreation, said
Saturday the new SLAP rink be-
hind the Casino on Belle Isle was
ready for the use Of speed skaters.
The meet is scheduled for 2 p. m.
and Bill Miller Of the y trio {
Skating Association requests that
officials report az 1880 p. m.
Saginaw and Canadian skaters
are invited he says. Dorothy and
Mary Koinis and Florence Wrona
are coming down from Saginaw.
TWEEN ty-sev ven events arc
scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Draft WhittIes
AN-Edst Eleven

CHICAGO. Dec. 1S QNS)-The
All-East team assembled here to-
day for light drills in preparation
for the annual Shrine Hospital
football game in San Francisco
Jan. l with the All-West team.
Coaches Andy Kerr Of Colgate
and DR.. George Hauser Of Mime
sofa said they would put the AL
East squad through its first
limbering up drill at Northwestern
University's Dyche Stadium this
afternoon and then head for the
West Coast.
Selective service demands had
cut into the personnel Of the squad
and the coaches were trying 10
rcadiust n tentative lineup.
Paul Mitchell, Minnesota tackle,
has been called by the navy and
viii be replaced by Bill Ivy Of
Northwestern The status Of Herb
Coleman, Notre Dame center, and
Bob HoernSchemeyer, In dia n a
back, also was in doubt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Go0dfellows' Bouts
To Net Fund $4,000

Detroits GoQdfellow Fund will
be enriched to the tune of $4,000
Tuesday night by the annual anna
tem boxing show to be staged by
Charles II. Brennan. There will
be II bouts on the program start
ing at s o'clock and all the pro-
ceeds 90 10 the Christmas fund
The Detroit police department
handled the ticket sale and report
a complete sellout
Brennan has arranged an at
tTactive card Of bouts featuring
fighters from Detroit. Chicago
Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Cleveland
Toronto and Fort Custer. All
weights are represented on the
program.
Mckinley English, Brewster'S
hard hitting heavyweight, has
been matched with Robert Char
vat Of Fort Custer, in one of the
outstanding bouts. Both have i'm
preSSive records and are capable
of scoring a knockout.
Joe Ferrier, Toronto's top ANA
teur bantam, drew Angelo SOav'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
q Games Are Set
For Puck Loop
List Full Week
at Mack Park

Detroit Night Hockey League,
playing its games at Mack Park,
win have its first full weeks
schedule during the next seven
days with 81 games scheduled.
Most of the teams will play three
games during the. period, among
them Lincoln Parks, Foresters
and Flyers Of the senior class.
All games will be played on a
special rink used for hockey only.
Other skaters are using the regu-
lar public skating surface. All
postponed games 90 over to the
end Of the season.
The weeks schedule;
Sunday p. m. Flyers W Scotties
g Vics vs. Wildcats; .. Cobras va
Foresters.
Monday y. no. Frogs W, Fleet.
wiRRs : Lincoln PARKS Pleasant
A. c.. g. STAYS va. Splthres
Tuesday p. m, outlaws Va. Seotties
e. Nash Detroit vs.. wildcats; 0. Cobras Va
Northwest Eagles
"Wednesday r. m. Flyers Va Frogs
g. Minks Va. Pleasant A. c.; 3, Forssteri
W. Lincoln Park.
ThursdAy-T p. m, VicE w. FleetwinEs
g, outlaws vs. Wildcats; Q, stays vs.
Cobras
FRIDAY p m. scotties vs. Frogs: 8
splHres W. Pleasant A. c., Q, Lincoln
PARK ". Northwest Eagles
saturday, ? m, Nash Detroit vs.
Fleetwings 5. Flyers Va. Vics. Q. Mink
Va. Foresters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
COULD BE WORSE

As trying as the caddie situa-
ton was last summer, il easily
could have been much worse ex-
cept for the combined efforts Of
Moore and the superintendent.
Shields, as the other half Of the
team. is chiefly concerned with
the off-season activities OF the
caddies. He always has insisted
that golfers, through their clubs
should retain their interest In the
tIttte bag TOIerS during tho winter
and help provide recreation for
them.
It was through his efforts that
several YMCA classes for caddies
have been established. the clubs
making 1t possible for the boys to
Join.
The idea IS gradually gaining
ann rr10Tg CLUBS are ex.
pccted 10 Join the movement
Nothing would please Shields
more.
lie has seen first hand what
this training during the winter
has done for the youngsters.
Shields Is a volleyball enthusiast,
a member Of the championship
Downtown Y team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

OF the Gene Tunney Boys Club In
what should be another top-flight
bout. Billy Born of the Gene
Tunney Boys Club battles a tough
mlddleweight from Pittsburgh,
Bill Heaps.
The complete card
Iadfle France shamrock A 9 ~
Jerry Meklir Fisher YMCh. ia pounds
Jerry tRedl Murphy Chicago VS.. salo'
mon Sanchez Dearborn y. G., l3i pounds
Jimmie Wilson, Toronto. -, Wllie Jeter
Brewster r c.. 147 pounds,
Mickey Mcclure, Buffalo. ~. Joe An
Diary. AnnuncIauon a G. l35 pounds
Frank Kclarik Cleveland. VS. Luther
Burgess Brewster 2 c.. us pounds
Mickey Qusck. PttshurEh. vs. Fntn1n1
Marrore. USNTS Dearborn l26 pounds
Eddie Ross Chicago vs.. Joe o Connor
Highland p r.. l61 pounds
Norman Bell, Buffalo. vs.. Tony Azzsrro
Dearborn p c. li7 pounds.
Joe Ferrior Toronto VS. Angelo 6oRve
Gene Tunuey r. c.. l2s pounds
Leon Spencer, Cleveland W. Nick PaliSs
Dearborn 3 c. 1873 pounds
Buly Heaps Pittsburgh vs.. Bly Born
Gene Tunney c. 100 pounds
John Bonsev. ISNTc Dearborn. vs.
Verne Mitchell, ashland J.. r. III
pounds
Bon J'rouhart. Highland p. r vs. Rs.
Mu.IIEan. Fisher NNCA Ii0 pounds
Robert Charvei Fort custer vs. Nc
kinney English, Brewster r.. G., heavy
weights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Plan Overseas
Trip for Louis

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is CUP)
Sgt. Joe Louis. world heavy
weight champion, and his party
will end their tour Of army
camps in this country on Jan. 20,
and then probably will 60 over
seas for the entertainment Of
troops In war theaters, the war
department announces.
The Louis encourage. under the
direction Of the special services
division. already has visited more
than 70 camps and IS expected 10
make 81 additional appearances
before going abroad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
BuCkO Feared
As Wings Test
New Rangers
By LEWIS II. WALTER

A. least SIX new players headed
hy big Bucko Mcdonald, Will
skate ont in Ranger uniforms al
New York this Sunday night 10
attempt 10 stop the aspiring De
troit Red Wings
The Wings viii be after their
third successive victory over the
New Workers and their second
successive road victory IN n climb
they believe viii put them back
among the National Hockey
League leaders.
Bic RuCko has been banging the
opposition effectively since the
former Wing was traded 10 New
York several weeks ago by
Toronto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

attempt 10 become a title-holder
a second time. He held the MWA
lICht-hedvy title before that divi-
sion was changed 10 the junior
heavy class.
The match Is best two In three
falls and is one'of a double attrac-
ton. In the other featured match
Abe Coleman. SQUAT Jewish heavy
weight. tackles Buddy Knox.
One fall bouts are: Dale Had
dock VS.. fora Funk and Leo Jen-
sen VS.. Harold Chaundy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

An aWed young student
MAY bc thinking that Ham
ilton SchariI, the giant
eager, is Just what south
eastern High needs TO make
a winning basketball team.
And she may be- right.
Priscilla Fn.gel watches
Scharti. who's 6 feet d
inches tall, push in a one
handler at practice for the
Jungaleero home opener
with Northeastern. Jan. Z.
Hes a center and i one of
the tallcSt players in Metro
prep circles this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Baseball MoguIs
Are Youngsters

The two most youthful bsseball
heads are Bob Carpenter, IS, Of
the Phils, and Bill Veeck, 30, II
Milwaukee. Vecck has Joined the
marines and Carpenter expects TO
be In the army early in 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

day night.
r Ky h a s
ranked a top
n o. c h @ r IN
wrestling for
more than 10
We ars. 7 h g
former Indiana
University star
who now is ath-
letic director Of
IIaut ra m c X,
Tuesday Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Patriotic Gesture

The Ncw Hampshire Horse
Breeders Association sends thou
sands Of packages Of cigaretS reg
ularly TO the armed forces in all
war fhcatorS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Roxy WrestIes
Klein for Title

In his first defense Of the MWA
junior heavy title, Louis Klein Will
meet another Detroiter, Walter
Roxy -E,airHiepp- Gardens THes-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19


Iusnita N Sassy Patricia, Gala Grip and
Tower Miss also ran.
SECOND RAcE-7.ysar-olds. n mile.
-Four Deep tJeuHsh $40 80
Wise sun phc.psl 20
Time i17 80 90 5slh
Birihmark. Selor Joey +. Bertha J..
Real Short. Early Riser and o. X. Pal
also ran
THIRD RACE 2yesr dds. y mile:
george Case t,drensj s4o 500 20
ArreI tSur.HrEI 40 90
krrfy BOY fN.urincA 40
Time II 80. rN fs6"
Play Hands Vara, Hs1 Harr Easy
Qasro. pogFc1e and Ds-by~Douron also
ran.
FOURTH RAcE-3-yssr-olds and up. 4
can Lose ,srsmuO $40 go out
Eaimard swain 90 out
T1Hrrr.fIe ka.ev1 oIt
Time .13 .s ~ rs
Lady Ferar and Qtrs'vive ais ran
FIFTH RACE @ yesr.7re and w mile
pr- -0 Yards
stairway tJprHf1 81 90 $40 20
War Master tScHr'0rsl go on
Ra'h Roman tWftrFl 20
Time IS. o~ b2fiS
Boom on Ted O and Code Mentor also
ran.
SIXTH -4.ysar-o.d, snd ~ :
ri anH 90 wards.
lfga tHaas 90 40 A
FrHtsu0T ID.FrrFI el0 ~"
Fu.- Player tNrcaefer1 80
Time So. rN IS
frstr.~tr urt-Ht Bull E.Eh Plaid
Prince Chance. For'sn and Be,pIay Also
sEvENrH RAcE-S-ysar..'as and up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
CAPABLE TEAM

Moore and Shields form a win
ming team and really are accom-
plishing a lot even though they
belong 10 separate golf organiza-
tionS.
Moore is chairman Of the caddie
committee of the private clubs
organization. Shields. as owner
of Bob-o-link, a public course, Is
MGA man, but a most welcome
guest at every district meeting.
Here's how the Moore-Shields
team functions
Moore concentrates on the sum-
mer activities, cooperating with
caddie superintendent in obtain
ing the best possible service for
golfers and improved working
conditions for the boys He helped
10 obtain two merited raises in
caddie rates in the last two wears,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
With LeWis II. Walter
BIBEAULT MAN OF HOUR
IN GOALIE SHORTAGE

Wings will finish no worse than
third. may get second That
Bill Bouchard OF Montreal will
be named an All-League de-
fenSeman That there will
be plenty of screaming by the
customers soon II police or ush-
erS don't do something soon
about the hockey gamblers jam
ming traffic in the Grand River
lobby OF OlNmnia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Fair Grounds Results

FIRST RACE-s-yssr-oldt and UP. y
mile.
Michigan Blue tWitnEl T20 900 $50
Air Sprite tSueNinEl 50 40
CApscum CThorrhurgl 3 90
Time l.I4 les or 3 sou
Valdira Bee Miss Ccurtesy. Tower Lass,
ruHnifa NJ Sassy Patricia, Gala Grip and
Tower Miss Also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
.Caddie Affairs
In Good Hands
In This District
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

Interests of golf caddies here
are in sympathetic and capable
hands, with the result these little
fellows probably are getting a
better break than those in most
districts.
This was brought out again at
the annual meeting of the Detroit
District Golf Association when
Kenneth a. Moore and Russell A.
Shields reported on caddie work
done here this year.
To say that club and district
officials were enthusiastic over
the reports is putting it mildly.
Almost 10 a man they were IN
spired by what they heard and
left determined that efforts in
behalf OF the caddieS will be In
creased at their clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
BaY Me adoWs Results

FrpsT RACE swear Z mile.
Rose canyon tPe'enonJ 500 200 on
rEsfse tn0c5erJ 90 "A IN
Passion lfFRrr-I $50
Thine 1852 az fro0
VEGAS MARY soon RusRie Bass on.
Noref4v Frs- Gene Key Latch and
FaHa star alec ran.
a.cHrtcl rrrtb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
WHERE'S HANS9

Hot Rumor: Five National
Hockey League clubs are said
10 have their scouts out running
down A tip that a Dutch refugee
named Hans Brinker Is in
Canada now with a pair Of sill
yer skates on which he can
really zip Carson Cooper,
Wings scout, says he has heard
Hans has a sister, Gretchen, who
also is some shakes on the
blades Flash Hans Is a
holdout Wants 10 be Sonia
HenleS partner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
Charles Town Results

- 80 T. al ~ 49,
FIheI u - = p - e-lta. -oinN ah' Up'
about ~ fur.ongs
FuRlnst tpunoFal eeV 80 wv
Accflngton tsheaiief) . ~ ~
Blue Melody ltuilel) So
Time 10 80 on - -,
SILVER Nh"k Foi.' houEh. C"ion'hi
~ -
HECONb hA'@ 'gtai NI4ri aN'St
mhet
France On tecoccal o.<'
Pasene (AusNnl N1 bN
Blue Devil tIouccll Go"
Time III So cry ."l
cap JACK Elue N"fi. sun NaIey
semper ESQ and no TIT also ram
THIRD Z a -- A-yeAf-o'9s ana w
about mile
Market Place tS0eaHcrl IN 80 ~
Bob Junior tDflFhertFl Hp ~
War Target b'tIu.lt bu
Time 20 u.s. on N
Salfratca, thidc lueimalqle, EfolcA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
ADAMS CAUTIONS

"Just keep your head up and
your eyes open when you're go
ing Bucko's way" said Adams
when his club left Saturday for
Gotham. "If YOU don't you're
lust asking for rocket ride TO
the balcony"
While Bucko. tcaming with OFT
Heller. has Stiffened the Rangers
defense, there are six other new
Corners whom Lester Patrick and
Frank Boucher may throw against
Detroit.
They include defenseman Roger
Leger, a recently signed Canadian
army veteran; Johnny Mahaffy
and Fernand Gauthier, forwards,
received in the Phil Watson loan,
plus the forward line Of Alb De
Marco. Oscar Aubuchon and
Charles Scherza, purchased from
Boston
BET ON LUMLEY
With 17-year-old Harry Lumley
from Indianapolis in goal, Vic
Lynn. on the defense and Nakina
Smith and Frank Kane on the
forward lines, Detroit also will
have some newcomers.
Detroit is putting its chips on
Lumley. who joined the club
Saturday when II was learned
Normie Smith coud not play on
the road.
Nakina Smith and Kane will be
making their New York debuts
Although the Wings are in fifth
place now, they have played two
less games than any other team
in the league and a few victories
would make them challengers TO
Canadiens. Their next home game
is with the Rangers here Thurs
daV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
of the Hook

Bull Market in Goalies: To-
ronto Maple Leafs are willing
10 make a deal with the Mont
real Canadicns for goalie Paul
Bibeault. who is getting an
army discharge But the
Leafs haven't been able 10 To-
cate Bibesult Perhaps Paul
is smart and is hiding It's
a tough season in the hockey
nets Incidentally perhaps
Il was a bad omen that Normie
Smith was awarded the silver
spoon As the No. ] star OF the
night when he started his
comeback in the Rcd Wing nets
az Toronto the other night =.
Jimmy Franks. Noruies prede-
cesSor. also was the No ] choice
at Toronto in the Wings first
game there this season
Franks drove the Leafs crazy
PISTOL DOWNED
Pistol Pete Passes: Horse
racing circles We're shocked re-
Gently by tho death Of Jack
HiCkSN oIGume Jockeys agent,
who had been AZ the Detroit
track for years 49,. Nlcknamed
pistol Pete rs George Krch-
hiel ne was one of the most
friendly ana coiorful characters
in racing And strictly a
-lCVc.cr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19
FOR MONDAY

skrpfrr 10 a.aasrce claimed
HHrsre .rt u order NJ post positions
Weather. cloudy track, good.
Post. & p. %. tDeuoit umsls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-19

Detro GoQdfeow Fund will the Gene Tunney Boys Club In
enriched the be another topght
,;,b, the
Evening star., 1943-09-23
National Trade Group
TO Aid War Fund
For First Time

The National Trade Association
headed by Arthur p. Hall of Alu-
minum Wares Association, will par
ticipate actively in the Community
War Fund campaign this year fol-
the first time, lending its help to
raise the goal of $4,000 ,0O0.. -.
The campaign, which this year
includes Community Chests of
Washington and vicinity, USO, and
all United Nations War Relief ap-
peals, will open next month.
In personnel, the trade, associa-
ton has the largest enrolment in
is units falling under the funds
Advance Gifts Division. A. Monta-
que Ferry, who represents the Wire
Cloth Manufacturers Association,
will head the contingent, which
will work under the direction Of
DR.. Wilson M. Compton, representa-
tive of the National Lumber Manu-
facturers' Association, who is. vice
chairman Of the Advance Gifts Di-
vision.
II am proud OF our group this
year and their realization of re-
sponsibility for this campaign" Mr..
Ferry stated. I'VE realize that it
accomplishes three great jobs in
one, help to our stricken Allies, Off
duty recreation through the USO
and other war hospitality; and con-
tinued support for the necessary
home welfare services represented
through our Community Chests of
Washington and nearby counties" "
Included among the personnel are
j. r. Boyd of National Crushed
Stone Association; w. Vernon
Brumbaugh, National Lime Asso-
citation; Wellington R. Burt, Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers AS
sociation; Horace L. Dawson, Amer
ican Wood Prcservers' Association;
A. w. Dickinson, American Mining
Congress; Reuel w. Elton, National
Paint, Varnish &c Lacquer Associa-
ton; Herman Fakler, Mi1lers' Ma
tional Federation; Harry Candy, jr.,
National Coal Association; John b.
Gordon, Bureau of Raw Materials
for American Vegetable Oils &
Fats Industries; Robert C. Hibben,
International Association of Ice
Cream Manufacturers.
Also Miss E. J. jackson, Aluminium
Wares Association: Miss Frances P.
James, American Dental Trade AS
sociation; Walter Kleeman, jr., Ma
tional Retail Furniture Association;
George ". Lamb, Mahogany Asso-
citation, Inc.;; John ". Lawrence,
American Trucking Associations,
Inc: Neville Miller, National Asso-
citation Of Broadcasters; w. A. PEN
rose, American Wood Preservers'
Association: I Nathan Roberts, Amer
lean Institute Of Laundering; Rus
sell M. Searle, Advertising Specially
National Association; Paul Truitt,
National Association of Margarine
Manufacturers; John E.. Walker,
Plasticss Materials Manufacturers
Associat tion;: Richard p. White,
American Association Of Nursery
men, INC, and Harold r. Young,
National Retail Dry Goods Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1943-09-23

in other health violation cases yes
terday in Municipal Court.
Judge Almond Scott imposed
$50 fine on William N. Byram, pro-
prietor of Nelson's Grill at 1000 Fen
wick street NE, for having dirty
shelves, work tables, premises in
tested with rats, and having trash
and garbage on the ground"
Philip Rosen, proprietor of the
Standard Pharmacy at 1748 Seventh
street NV, was fined $50 on a
charge that he had in his establish
ment ten pounds of decomposed
meat. His manager, Louis Rosen-