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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09

The foct u.s. Of course, that everybody would go
on poyno toxes year otter year until he dies, exactly
as though there had been no change in the system
Most persons would pay more each year under the
Rum PROPOSE than without it. The only persons who
would pay less are the few whose income decreasing
during the current infIoton These for the most port
are men who have entered the armed forces.
As each person dies, under the RunoI plan, the
federal treasury would sustain loss in its income tax
accounts receivable" amounting to the indebted
ness thot the deceased citizen would not because
Of the new system But that loss even, would be theo-
retico or perhaps loss in pocket for the benefit
Of another pocket.
If the toxpoyer died Impoverished, the Treasury
would have to whistle for its final income tax ncre-
ment in any event. If he left esote in all probobi.
ity the Treasury would collect in estote taxes all that
it would lose in income toxes.
Is it Of supreme importance on which column Of
the federal edeers the government income is enter
ed? If not there would be no loss.
Moreover, no sincere advocate Of the Rurnl plan
IS going to be otienoted by the necessity for higher
tax rotes long those required to finance the
defect Of the oxis and not merely to support non
essential bureaucracy in Washington.
IT, in foct, it proves necessary to add seven or
eight more billions to the tax BILL over whatever Pc
Rod the toxpoyers collective back con stand the
weight, then let's add it, What ore few billions
more or less, nowadays
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
WITH TASSELS?

LUBBOCK, TEX. - Enlisted
men at the South Plains Army
flying school are wearing mar
row strips of soft cloth inside
their trouSer cuffs.
When they walk, it poliShes
their shoes.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
DELAYED

TOPEKA, KAS.-The cat got
to see the mayor-eventually.
Mayor Frank j. Warren stop
ped his car TO rescue cat with
its head stuck in a tin can.
He couldn't, until d neighbor
came to help. One held the ami
NAL, the other welded tin
shears and finally they freed it.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
ALL IS NOT LOST

ALL is NOT LOST
KANSAS CITY, KAS. - Fire
destroyed the home of Ernest
White, parking plant employee,
but he saw with some cheer that
one closet remained intact.
He rummaged through it and
pulled out $500 worth of War
Bonds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
A PRECEDENT, PERHAPS

Perhaps Washington correspondents watching
Congress doy otter doy will correct US in this We
do not remember, however, single occasion prior to
Feb ! when unanimous consent was withheld for
the introduction Of non-coneressiono material into
the Congressional Record
Even then, Senator Vondenbere's action on Ed
ward j. FIyon's public statement did not constitute
fot refusal to permit unanimous consent He obtain
ed the same result by insisting that if the Flynn state
ent to be printed, it should be accompanied by
His own comment upon it.
We ore not jubiIotine about this additional blow
at Mr.. Fknn's prestige. We ore, rother hoping thot
congressman will become less liberal with spoce in
their private newspaper
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
DOG DAYS

DOG DAYS
SALMON, IDAHO-Mail car
rier Leo Jervis discarded his
rural delivery car.
He's distributing mail, over
snowbound routes, by dog sled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-09
TREND REVERSED

During World War prohibition sentiment swept
the nation, starting with the drying up of one COM
munity otter another by local option and ending with
the 18th Amendment, the Vosteod Act, on orqy OF
Iowessness, and finally repeal Thot movement be.
don in 1916, during the second year Of the war and
q year before entrance.
The contrast in World War Il is pointed by the
onnuoI report of New York Stotes Liquor AUTHORITY
that not single community went dry in Lost Novem-
bsr's elections There ore now in the Empire Stote
only so dry towns as eontrosted with Sol before the
1915 prohibition movement got into its swing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Lumber, Building Material. Coal and Coke

INSULATION headquarters = All types;
lowest prices In town. Fillmore Lumber,
2l2ot Gratiot. Prospect 4o5o.
LUMBER, bldg. materials still available.
Y. 8. HonsewreckIng. 1895 DeQuindre.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

Hollywood beds. double or single size
Coil spring construction, complete. S34 p5.
Crystal Furn., 3i25 Gratiot. 4760 Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

A BEAUTIFUL \exi2 Administer rug, blue
leaf pattern. repossessed. SIS. Mitchelrs.
1000 Gratiot
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

A NEW o-pe. sun tan dinette-sacrifice.
$50. Open evenings. spiu, 1855 Gratiot.
A RECLAIMED s-pc. walnut finish dining
room set. To be sold az a sacrifice: S55.
Open evenings. spitz. 1855 Gratiot
ALL NEW 3-piece bedroom suites: dresser,
hlghboy and bed, $40 So walnut and
other finish hardwood. a better grade.
Crystal Furn., 3125 Gratiot, McDougAll.
ALSO AT 400 MICHIGAN, COR. BOTH.
AM SELLING rooms OF brand new
furniture from party drafted, consist
Ing OF S-piece dining room suite, 3-piece
bedroom suite, including innerspring, box
spring and mattress Also beautiful
custom built 2-piece living room suite, all
spring construction; plus a radio-phono-
graph combination, Garland table top gas
range and vacuum cleaner Save equity
as low as 50 per week open . 20 Q.
spitE. 1885 Gratiot, corner Of Baldwin.
ADMINISTER rugs, pxl2. Many choice
colors 20 choose from While they last
x2s. Open evenings. spltz. 1855 Gratiot.
BABY BUGGIEs! New steel wheels and
rubber tires: padded and tufted 25
remaining. First come, first served. Priced
right open evenings, spit1, 1865 Gratiot.
BABY bed for sale; also 2 rugs, color
burgundy. shxl0 and sx15.6; like new.
1891 Culver
BARGAIN-2-piece mohair living room
suite; excellent condition. 1O3lS Twelfth,
above store. Townsend T-O237.
BEDROOM SUITE and dinette set. q. y.
Range. 1890 Eleven Mile Road. South
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

ADMINISTER rugs, exi2. Many choice
colors 20 choose from. Whiie they last
$40. Open evenings. Spltz, 1885 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Miscellaneous for Sale

Corner Jos. campau Bank Bldg
OPEN SUN, . TO r. M: Daily. 90 9
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

A NEW b-pc. sun tan dinette--Sacrifice,
$50. Open evenings. spitz, 1865 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
A CRYSTAL SPECIAL

A COMPLETE living room dinette. chest
of drawers, etc, like new, leaving for
army 3711 Tyler Apt. iO7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

BABY bed for sale also rugs, color
burgundy. shx10 and ex15.6; like new
1921 Culver.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

BABY BUGGIESl New steel wheels and
rubber tires: padded and tufted 25
remaining. First come, first served. Priced
right open evenings. spit1, 1868 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
BEDROOM SUITES FOR S3s. so

On display high grade 3-pc. suites. mig.
walnut, prima vera, bleached mahogany,
lined oak. The finest veneer and cabinet
woods. A special 3-pc. suite. walnut nnish
and hard woods; worth plenty. yours for
S3e
LTND's. 1891 FENKELL, AT LIvERNoIs
No Finance Co. Open Eve. exc. Tues, wed
BEDROOM specials. ape. S-pc., 4-uc.,
$42 up. Central storeC. t03a Fenksn.
BEDS. IS: ice boxes, furniture, base
burners. oil burners. SSH Jos. Campau.
436g West Warren.
BRAND new furniture that's scarce; YOU
can have IL on low easy terms bed
room suites dining room set porcelain
dinettes sets. living room suites with coll
springs, innerspring mattresses, box
springs and coil springs. metal lamps and
smokers. Better grade gas stoves and an
entire list OF furniture
CRYSTAL FURNITURE CO.
3123 Gratiot, at McDougaIl
ALSO AT MICHIGAN. CORNER 30x4
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

CHINESE shadow pdppets and stage.
ideal, camp, school; Chinese tom-tom,
gong, blocks Chester Campbell. Sparta.
r r. z Mich.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

beIs from s. LOUIS
W10P, 9;30-Stage Door canieen: Roland
Young, Benny Baker and The Merry Macs.
WRC, 9:30-RudY VaIIee: Bert lahr.
Wi0P, I0:30-Rithard Law, British dele.
gate 10 the United Nations Food Conference.
WRC. 1l:30-New World Music: The role
Of hand music
VOL, tl;45-Dr, Eduard Benes. President
Of The Republic Of Czechosovaka Tho A.
tanft Charter and Central Europe
Evening star., 1943-05-27

more than Sammy Jay. He watched
Reddy sneak away to the Green
Forest, and Jimmy Skunk slowly
walk away in very dignified man.
ner. Then Sammy flew back to the
Old Orchard to spread the news
among the little people there It
wasn't until he reached the Old
orchard that he remembered Peter
Rabbit. Instead of flying about
telling every one what had hap
pened to Jimmy Skunk and Reddy
Fox, he found a comfortable perch
in an old apple tree and was
strangely silent. The fact is, Sam
my Jay was doing some hard think
ing. Like Reddy Fox, he suddenly
had begun to wonder. 1t suddenly
had popped into that shrewd little
head of his that it was very strange
how suddenly Peter Rabbit had
disappeared.
"Of course" thought Sammy,
Jimmy Skunk was sure that Peddy
rolled that barrel down hill pur-
posely, and don't wonder that he
did think so. But I saw it all and
I know that it was all an accident.
so far as Reddy was concerned. I
didn't know that Jimmy was in that
barrel and Reddy couldn't have
known it because he didn't come
up here until after I did. But Pc
ter Rabbit may have known. Why
did Peter run so that he would have
to Jump over that barrel when he
could have run right past it? Of
course. he may have thought if he
could make Reddy run right slam
bang against that barrel it would
stop Reddy long enough to give him
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Sammy Jay is queer fellow.
Although he is scamp himself,
and dearly loves to make trouble
for his neighbors, he is always ready
to take their part when others make
trouble for them. Many are the
times he has given them warning
Of danger. This is one reason they
are quite willing to overlook his
own shortcomings So, though in
many ways he is no better than
Reddy Fox. he dearly loves to upset
Reddy's plans and is very apt to
rejoice when Reddv gets into trou-
BILE, Of course, being right there.
he saw all that had happened when
Reddy ran against the old barrel
at the top of the hill and sent it
rolling down with Jimmy Skunk
inside. He had been quite as much
surprised as Reddy to find that
there was some one inside, and he
had followed Reddv to see who it
was. So. of course, he had seen
what happened TO Reddy when
Jimmy Skunk faced him.
Now, instead of being sorry for
Reddy, he had openly rejoiced. 1t
seems to be just that way with
great many people. They like to
see others. who are considered very
smart, get into trouble. So Sammy
had laughed and made fun of poor
Reddy In the first place, it was
very exciting, and Sammy dearly
loves excitement and then. it would
make such a splendid story to tell.
and no one likes to carry tales
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Mexico Workers Homes
PIonned to Cost $3.50

Colonies Of model homes will be
built at total cost of SIS 900 900 for
working people in Mexico City by
the National Pawnshop, known as
Monte de Piedad, oldest institution
of the kind in the Americas, dating
from 1892.
The project will be carried out in
cooperation with the Welfare Min
lStry, headed by DR.. Gustavo Baz.
Each home will cost not more than
$3.50. The Monte de Piedad does an
extensive banking business and like
most banks in Mexico faces the
problem of what to do with deposits.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

chance to get away. That would
have been pretty smart Of Peter,
and quite like him But somehow,
I have feeling that he knew all
the time that Jimmy Skunk was
taking a nap inside and that some
thing was bound. to happen if he
was disturbed The more I think
of it the more ] believe that Peter
did know and that he planned the
whole thing IF ne did, it was one
of the SmarteSt tricks I ever heard
of. l didn't think Peter had it in
him. 1t was rather hard on Jimmy
Skunk, but it got rid Of Reddy Fox
for a while. He won't dare show
his face around here for some time.
That means that Peter will have
one less worry on his mind, Hello.
Here comes Jimmy Skunk. I'll ask
him a few questionS.'
Jimmy came ambling along in
his usual lazy manner. He had
quite recovered his good nature. He
felt that he was more than even
with Reddy Fox and. as he was none
the worse for his wild ride in the
barrel. he had quite forgotten that
he had lost his temper.
Hello. Jimmy. Have you seen
Peter Rabbit this morning?' cried
Sammy Jay.
Jimmy looked UP and erinned
Yes said he. Il saw him up here
early this morning. Why?"
Did he see you go into that old
barrel?' persisted Sammy.
Il don't know" confessed Jimmy.
He may have. What have you got
on your mind, Sammy Jay?"
Nothing much, only Reddy Fox
was chasing him when he ran
against that barrel and sent YOU
Evening star., 1943-05-27

knows which ones to choose. There
are giant ones. too. And such
colors
Morning glorles naturally seem
to seek unsightly places to make
radiant with their presence. This
year many people are planning to
cultivate the heavenly blue, red
glory and radiant white in COM
bination There is only one drawback
to these giant flowers, according to
the remarks on the package in
which they come. They must be
replanted each year.
Darwin, who loved to experiment
with the flowers, once decided to
take six seeds fertilized with pollen
taken from flowers on a different
vine. These he planted in the same
type of soil in which he also placed
six self-fertilized seeds. The cross
fertilized seeds produced much
larger flowers and sent up stems 2
feet higher. From this proof of
what could be done in one genera
ton of morning glories one does
Evening star., 1943-05-27

rolling down the hill" replied
Sammy.
Jimmy prjclcd up his ears. Then
Roddy didn't do it purposefully!"
he exclaimed
NO. replied Sammy. He didn't
do it puposely. I am quite sure
that he DIDN'T know YOU were in it.
But how about Peter Rabbit? I
am wondering. And I'm doing
Mttle guessing. too"
Evening star., 1943-05-27
not wonder so much at the beauties


! Of today.
Of course. the morning glory is
most abundant in the tropics. Ours
are mere herbs in comparison
Usually these flowers have trailing
or tWining stems. and how they do
climb over everything if they get
an opportunity to do so.
The leaves are alternate. The
flowers are perfect. with five sepals:
the corolla with united petals Of
more or less a funnel form and
usually fve-lobed In the bud. they
are folded and twisted lengthwise
The seed box or fruit is capsule,
with from one to four large seeds.
The wild morning glories reseed
themselves. and the birds also assist
in their distribution.
In many places. the morning glory
is considered a troublesome weed.
The field morning glory. introduced
from Europe. has very deep roots
and attractive flowers. But the
leaves are dull green and look rather
rough, though. to the touch, they
are quite smooth. The white fow-
erS are about | inch wide. striped
with pink and tinged with yellow
at the base and pink on the out
side. striped with a less brilliant,
but deeper color There is the
yellow morning glory that has pretty
foliage and many others.
From early morning until the
sun is quite high, these flowers
open their portals to their guests,
Nectar and pollen are served. and
flowers assured for next season.
The moon flower, the closest of
kin to this early riser, opens her
doors at night. Her guests are the
night flying moths. with long
tongues that are carried under their
chins, coiled like the spring of a
watch. The cousins grow happily
together in your garden.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Last-mtnute changes IN rddto pro-
grams sometimes reach The Star
too late for correction that day.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Women Come to Aid
Of British Home Guurd

All the male members of the
Home Guard failed to get a field
kitchen to work at a recent civil
defense conference held in Croydon,
England So the women went to
work at the task and promptly
found the fues clogged.
Commenting this triumph, Miss Y.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
MORNING GLORY
(COnUOlruluS 7ldlOrJ

South America is the true home
of our common morning glory. This
wildllng now may be found grow
Ing over the Eastern United States
and Canada, where it has escaped
from the narrow confines Of a
garden to roam the fields, meadows,
fence rails and such places. To-
day there are so many exquisite
descendants Of the first cultivated
morning glories that one hardly
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Halpin, regional administrator for
the Women's Volunteer Service, re-
marked demurelv that men ARE ef-
flcient in big things. but they also
can be dense in little things like
this
Evening star., 1943-05-27

Reciprocal Tfade Agreement At Be Renewed
in lis Present Form,' Representative Albert
Gore Of tennessee and Senator Robert Taft Of
Ohio
WTOp 8:30-Death Valley Days; "talifor.
nas First Pos'man'
VOL 830-Dste With Date The history
QUIZ with historian.
HRC, 9OO-Nu5it Hall; FIbber and Molly
again.
WNht, 930- Spotlight Band: Richard Him,
Evening star., 1943-05-27
ON THE AIR TODAY.

Uk lEt hlR iUDhf,
News for Schools: Especially prepared for
classroom listening; WNAL al us pm.
Star Flashes; Latest news WNhL al 455 pm.
VOL, 80O-1h'S Is Our Enemy J5p5n5
Pattern for PIunder."
Wp(, S00-Brjce and Morgan, Dsddy In,
venting again
W7Op, S;OO-5rapeyne Rancho: Alan Now
BRAY
WNAI, 930-Tovn Meeting: "5hoIld tbc
Evening star., 1943-07-22
Depot Where Jeep Was Born
Explains How Midqet Got Name

well-known ordnance 37-millimeter
antitank gun; has maEeuverability
and high mobility"
And to settle all arguments in
connection with the jeep, Holabird
goes on to say that 1t doesn't make
any difference what you sail it,
whether it Is jeep, peep, bug, blitz-
buggy, Leaping Lena or what you
will.
Holabird explains that some peo-
pie think "jeep" is the old Army
grease monkey term dating back to
the World War and applied to any
new motor vehicle received for test.
They are wrong.
Holabird said that when the little
trucks were built they were refer
red to as Truck. u ton, Rx4. G. p"
The letters &c. p" indicated a
general purpose" vehicle, "and soon
thereafter the phonetic possibilities
OF G. P. came to the forefront and
the result was jeep."
Evening star., 1943-07-22
BY the Associated Press.

.
HOLABIRD ORDNANCE DEPOT,
Md, July 22.--If man on any street
corner in the United States asked
what is a jeep?" even the smallest
urchin undoubtedly would cut him
with a scornful glance.
But If he should ask from
whence comes the jeep?" he'd prob
ably start something. even If he pro-
vided the answer.
So, the Holabird Ordnance Depot
came up today with the information
to settle the matter. The Army's
superduper motor midget came di-
rectly from Holabird. They are
manufactured by commercial auto
mobile companies using Army speci-
fications.
Holabird says "the jeep owes its
origin and beginning 10 the Hola-
bird Ordnance Depot which still
stores and issues the vehicles to
the Army. '''
1T was at Holabird, a few years
before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
that the jeep came into its own
and ran its first mile on the test
course.
1T was at Holabird that Army
engineers and manufacturers rep
resentatives took the jeep In its in
fancy, turned it loose on the prov
ing ground, ironed out it's short
comingS and made it into the hard
hitting little animal it is today"
For more conversational material
anent the jeep. it might be we'll to
report what Holabird has to say
about the character and capabilities
of the little but powerful truck.
which can be operated in both four
and two wheel drive:
"A nervous, petulant vehicle that
negotiates curves. hills. obstacles and
uncertain terrain with apparent
relish; has speed and ruggedness;
carries soldiers. light guns. heavy
guns, ammunition, fuel, wire and
food; it Is an effective weapon
against tanks. towing very easily the
Evening star., 1943-07-22
War Hero to Swear
Is Air Cadets Here

1t. Col. John Carpenter, Army
bomber pilot, will swear in IS avia-
ton cadets in special ceremony at
tbs tonight on the stage OF RKO-
Keith's Theater.
The Army flyer, now on duty here.
participated in the fighting at
Bataan and Corregidor and has a
spectacular service record.
Evening star., 1943-07-22
Are You Troubled With
Arthritis?

Why not try MOUNTAIN VALLEY MIN
ERAL WATER from Hot springs, Arkansas.
II has been sold In WashinEtsn for over 40
years with splendid results. Phone ME.
1862 for = ease today.
Mountain Valley Water Co.
ME. 1869. 804 18th st. NV.
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Dates, Olive Oil
Arrive in Tacoma

Fresh dates at Sc and olive oil
At 1913 arrived in Tacoma Tues
day. California cabbage was
quoted at $3.50. Bananas were a
penny higher at 10 cents. Green
peppers remained at 40 cents per
pound.
Old potatoes were slightly high
or. Tuesday. No Is brought
1915 and No. rs were selling for
$1.6e in so ID. lots.
No changes were reported in
butter and egg prices.
All prices quoted are wholesale.
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TUESDAYS QUOTATIONS.

Quotations courtesy Merrill, Lynch,
Pierce Fenner a. Beane, Washington
bldg. members New York Stock
Exchange)
High Low Close
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THURSDAY MORNING

rhe Tacoma Times cannot assume
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utility average moved up steadily
on active turnover in that group.
Gains spread to all groups and
broad market developed with near
ly 1000 of the 1928 listed issues
appearing on the tape.
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Tides at Washington's ocean
beaches are approximately four
hours earlier.
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OkFIRE ALARMS
MONDAY, MARCH 70

n:47 q m: so7 No. Proctor St,
oil circulator overheated.
R.ol p. m: s42ls Pacific ave.
chimney fire.
Asa p. m: 4632 So. X ST, over
heated stove.
Asa p. m: So. e3rd and McKin-
ley ave. fire in partition Of home:
estimated SIS loss.
Asa p m: 25l0 So. L st. chin
ney fire.
$50 p. m: 1913 So sprague
st.. No report.
7:18 p m: No. k2sh and steele
a., chimney fire.
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II Apply
&;rthdau
BANK TRANSACTIONS

seattle = Bank clearings, VA
81, 417.s6; balances, 1902 .232 20.
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THURSDAY MORNING

The radio programs are prepared
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repaired from stations latest available schedules
responsi bility for iast-uinute changeS
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Investment Trusts

TUESDAY
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Stock sales were 1885, 040 shares
compared with 1895. 260 Monday
Curb volume rose to $40. s05 shares
from 375,555 in the previous ses-
sion
NEW YORk-stocks advanced
to new highs since November.
1910. Tuesday in active turnover
after overcoming a wave of profit
taking that hit the market shortly
after the opening.
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The TACOMA TINES
LOW
WANT AID
RATES

ABOVE are discount rates n ad Ia
PAID Tor IN advance or within one
week OF first insertion.
ORDER your I'D. on the low 6-day
rate with the privilege OF canceIling
sno paying only for the number OF
days ad- actually sppears
ORDER your ad By mai or
Phone Main 3I5T
ADS must be placed before II an.
Ior publication the same day.
MONTHLY rates on request.
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Markets at q Glunce
TUESDAY

stocks: Strong in active trading
Bonds: Irregularly lower.
Curb Stocks: 1rregularly higher.
Silver: Unchanged in New York
at AN cents a fine ounce.
Cotton: Up as much as SIS cents a
bale.
Wheat: Unchanged TO up Il cent.
Corn: Unchanged at ceilings.