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Evening star., 1944-10-23
Siegfried Defenses
Reported Doubled
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Oct. 23.-The sieg-
fried Line has been doubled In
depth by emergency defense works
stretching back 80 to 40 miles, Swed-
ish newspaper correspondents In
Berlin quoted German military
spokesmen as saying yesterday.
The main characteristics of the
defenses are tank bitches Is feet
deep and Is feet wide, the stories
|said.
Evening star., 1944-10-23
George R. Cartier, EorIy
Notre Dome PIuyer, Dies

! BY the Associated Press.
TACOMA, Wash. Oct. 23.--George
r. Cartier, 76. who was a member Of
the first football team at the Uni
versity Of Notre Dame in 1887, died
here Friday.
Mr.. Cartier and four brothers gave
an athletic field, named Cartier
Field, to Notre Dame at the turn
OF the century. 1t still is used for
baseball and track and was used
for football until new stadium was
CONSTRUCTED when Coach Knute
Rockne was at his peak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Auto
Graphs
Idle Tools Listing
To Be Mandatory;
Plan Truck Sales
BY SILER FREEMAN

Under a plan which the War
Production Board has been con-
sidering tor more than a year,
govcrnnlcnt-owncd idle tools
and equipment held by war
plants will be required 10 be
Registered with WPB after This
week r orrns have already, been
mailed out 90 the various manu-
lacturerS holding war contracts.
Prior 10 the order. which was
made effective Feb. 10 the
registration of idle machine
tools and equipment was on "a
voluntary basis. The co-Opera-
ton has been almost 100 per
cent her, according 10 the reg
ional WPB board but the
mandatory order was considered
necessary 10 head off possible
criticism. Heretofore, only deal
erS were required TO register
tools in their possession under
OPA regulations.
Fred L. Bcelby of the WIPE IS
tools division IN Washington,
Will be here on Friday TO eX-
PLAIN the workings OF the plan
20 plant and government Of
ficialS The regional board will
name a representative 10 follow
up the registration OF tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Used Truck Sales

Plans have finally been
worked out for the sale Of used
trucks declared as surplus by
the armed forces and govern
meHt agencies Treasury Pre-
Curcmcnt instructions hay @
been sent 20 the regional offices
Of procurement 10 dispose Of
the used trucks. IN accordance
with the recommendations Of
the Baruch report
Disposal will be- made as fol
lows 1910 and later models
Will be- offered on bids 80 deal
erS only after federal agencies
and unsupported institutions
have been CirCularlZcd and given
the chance 10 purchase 1888
and older models Will be offered
10 dealers only without notf-
cation 20 federal agencies
Vehicles VIII be sold as is land
whore they happen 10 bgI Each
truck VIII bt offered for sale as
separate item, ny sales on lot
basis OpA ceiling prices Will
be- shown On each bid and any
bid IN excess viii be reduce 20
ceiling price To keep Specu-
latorS out the government may
limit the number 81 vehicles
sold 90 one bidder
The bids viii be- determined
by public drawing Minimum
rlmc for bad opening IS set at
II days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
State Women S
Standings

Tsam-vsrrcrs Detroit 2sgr Klrrevs
ISIS Fox Dc Luxe Grand Rapss. 254s,
Tweniteth Century Ann Arbor 1881
AsqIe Flint g30f.
Doubles Ruin cartons Irene s-r'eIefer
Ann Arh0r iil6 Alice Haye't- VerA
Nhlferar Battle Greek IIIG Esther
Muns'er Ann Muller Flint. 1854 Ma,
Co1per-Jeau Gurus Detroit ps8 Wins
Ne .scn Dorothy Miller Lansing ESQ
Singles Ruth pfeurer Saginaw EfS
Marraref Wallace Flint $50 Narrsre'
bouie Grand Rapids $3.50 Dorothy Miller
Lansing. $685. Vera Whtemsr Raius
Greek 53F
All events Connie Powers 1895
CLASS rs
Team - Motor Inn Pontiac 2ts7
Doubles Frances KsChi-LeFefn VaneE
siurFis 1855 singles Irene Mitchell So
AT events Ruby Fiestr 1855
CLASS q
Team shepard r. Lansing l2il Doubles
Margaret schultz Margaret Dewrr. q4s
singles Edifh Morris Nps1srtl sos All
events Gertrude We.rhs.er Port H.r.a.
1859, GLADYS NCLuHEhhn Muskegan. 1883
CLASS ~
Team Michigan stale college 206s
Doubles Esther MGnk1r VIVA John I'm.
lay CITY SOC Singles Mars HaVr Ian.
sink. 500 AT events Frances sinka IasS
CLASS y
Tesm-Club Casanova 1890 Doubles
Mary Tapunski-Irenr HeIsei saginaw. TO
Singles Joyce CQrheule Ypsilanu az.
All events Joyce Clrhelue. 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Burroughs 1913
Net S3,N6.618

Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
for the year ended Doc 81 1913.
reports q net profit OF S37166ls.
equal 10 "a cents share as
against Sf506.S0l or 80 cents a
share IN 1912.
Net was after reserve OF S300.-
900 for contingencies provision Of
s. 500 600 for federal income and
excess profits taxes 'ncI and de-
ducuon Of Sl6S SO representing
net renegotation refund on 1912
business
Included In foregoing are profits
made by parent company from
sales and deliveries 20 customers
IN foreign countries. and SSH $50
received In L : funds as div-
dendS from subsidiary companies
operating abroad
Earnings are subject 20 rcnCco-
tiation IN part but the final reflect
of such renegotiaton should not
be substantial the report stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Personal Notes

Counterfeit gas coupons are
so prevalent in some localities
that one station turned in %
per cent phonies War con-
tracts are being Cancelled in the
Detroit area at the rate Of
about 80 a day-but many new
ones are substituted, of course
One building of the Chrysler-
Dodge Chicago plant is actually
larger IN area than Willow Run
but not so impressive, because
its only one story Hundreds
Of Nash kelvinator employees
gave President George Mason a
vote of thanks because he en-
couraged them 10 keep per
Sonal income records" in special
books furnished by the company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Pontiac Seminar

Use of VISUAL training in
Pontiac IS gun school viii be-
demonstrated Wednesday az a
seminar attended by - leaders
Of army and navy training. The
delegation VIII be- headed bv
Brig Gems Walter l. Weihle
and II r kutz and Comm. "
: Rodlman
Civilian training centerS VIII
be also represented At The con.
ference They are the GIN
Truck S amphIhian truck school
the Ford tank engine school
ChrySler tank school HYDRO
matte transmission school Con-
tincntal Motor radial tank on
CINE school Fargo mobil6 tram
ing school and General Motors
Institute
PontIac's methods have won
wide acclaim among military
teaching personnel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Crimnnins Wins
With Dinitrie
InLansing

LANSING. March 6 - Detroit
howlers again proved their SUI
periority OVER the best opposition
out-State Michigan could offer in
tine FIRST annual doubles match
game .clminations staged here
over the Weekend
With Johnny CrimminS and
Emil DlEltrie showing the way
aReiIQitvtcamS captured l. OF the
- prize winning places. Grim
MINIS and his Stocky partner were
the events stars, crashing out a
formidable 6,355 total, worth $500.
Tor a shot al the state doubles
title held by Therman Gibson and
Wayne Spaulding. also of Detroit.
CrlmmInS displayed top kegllng
form and consequently he and his
partner waltzed in with a decisive
,l99-pin triumph over Herb Case
&nd fdolph Konopka Crimmins'
hfNIthrcc games were under 200.
bat after that he breezed along at
q 229 average clip His l5-game
total was 1919 22l average.
Dlmltrle averaged 202.
The duo flashed.its best form in
the final fve-gamc block last
night when games Of 4l6-47O- 40
A03-i92 produced 2226. Case and
konopka settled for 6.156 and
$500 >~IFlIrd went 30 Fred Wolf
and Cass Grygler on 6.O68. Other
scores
Hnt Eprerhars0- Bll Kenet O04
Harold Allen Tom Rooney 00t Chet
hukuvsN frrA RuJack. g95 Phil Bau-
p tn Charley ko.arsk 5gs7 Joe Morris
Howard C3rtIr gsg Al Wengef- Vic
eEryu Grand Rapids g72
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Another Plan

Scarcely a week passes but
what some one sends in a new
cure-all for postwar Ills Here :
tho latest, by > Chicagoan by
the name Of sherman. in a
neatly printed brochure "a
three-pOlnt pla1
Cancel N income taxes
This VIII be a tift to the people
by governmenJ
2-Cance(he interest on the
national debt. This is the peo-
pie gift TO government, making
n an equal trade
3 Conduct a $500 900 900 600
program OF Slum clearance. road
building flood control. soil con-
Servation. etc. This would be
paid for by gift and inheritance
taxes aggregating $40 0000O0,-
600 a year
Yes. that's what I thought
about in too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Market
Quiet.
Uneven

NEW YORK March 6 rUPl
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
IN quiet trading today Bonds
held steady Cotton futures opened
unchanged TO = points lower
A majority of thc .lcdainc isSucS
.r)pefr,i 4a-i.,,.s ---i.-,s
slightly above. Paramount made
few high az 25"s, up = in JUS
section a few issues opened on
1000 shares -or more including
Canada Dry Ncw York Central
and American Radiator
United States Steel gained "a
o. 5la, on the first sale and small
advances were noted in Consoli-
datcd-Vultcc. Radio Corp. Fire
stone Park & Tlford Ameroican
Car and Foundry. Atlantic Coast
Line Stan d I'D Gas Hiram
Walker. Pure on Baldwin ccrti-
tcaicS, Illinois Central Electric
Power and Pullman White Rock
cqualed his high at 10 up .,
Among the ISSUES opening az
the previous close were American
Telephone Montgomery Ward
Boeing Al.plane Warner Brother,
Pictures. Engineers Public SerN
ice Kennccott North American
NNplt Indies SUGAR Cgkhpad In.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Condensed Annual Statement Suggested

IN ~ me WaTno 0ood i0T SocTocy and Suppression
poratonS could contribute the paper
shortage by issuing condensed annual reports in KHAKI for the
duration They could their accordance
with the short background OF accounting
discus briefly permissible say about
years operations
Recognizing the paper shortage the president Of insurance
company substituted advertising pamphlet report undertake
send the only request That rather
minima should be II
satisfactory advertising direct the
that merchandise the report itself
In addition 10 censorship there another why
tons should issue definite stockholders the totally
Of their experience during the period
Until the , not feasible 10 express than
judgment the deferred the corporation
the What conjecture viii knowledge
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
M. S. Rkeyser
War Forced Change
I'm Annual Reports
M. S. Rdkeyser

For perfectly legitimate national security
few corporations in the United States engaged for the duration
solely mainly work have found necessary
such essential and vital data current annual reports
There has been escape from such policy Individual
patriotism dcFed IT, and governmental censorship helped 10
enforce
Accordingly. tho nadCglacy annual reports Of
which hlc doned KHAKI should hc recognized When
the Elch enterprises thc spirit of now II
be told which The title Phillip Gibbs book about World
War l. should promptly make amends b comprehensive
report of stockholders and employees which VIII m the gaps
of nformatOp\
Those directly Interested entitled tins
tons which record the long history of companies should
ultimately have such data made available to,them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
On the
Business
front

In a few isolated cases kew
o,,,.,'o,o. - u,r ,l.o,. b,..o
- 49,,
"''" "''t'''" "'Y i'l' - '''''
forces and .th6U former om-
ploycrS learned atterWard mat
production was hc.ng adversely
affected bog The tos>.
The Eighth SNtNlcc Command
recently outlined me procedure
whereby in such Instances. the
employer ny get the draitcc
turloughod ~ "A given period
net 1n--GXcced- Sl&.eRl6a1hs4---.1t.,
however al the end OF that
time the situation lustllcS a
further extension that may Doe
obtained
Requests must Zoe made 10 IT.
Col JOHN Collins chief OF labh
branch of Industrial Personnel
Division War Department
Room 4C-4S5 Peniagon Building,
Washington
il is pointed our that releases
are not available for men over
seas or whose transfer overseas
Is imminent, Here are the con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
President Grace on Bethlehem Steel Report

In the report the Bethlehem Steel Corp
for example, G. Canddy
your corporation throughout the largely
helping the United
products, ordnance and ships
"In view of the avoiding disclosure
which might be details
forth length this the participation of
national forth
herein such has been included the annual of
corporation published 10 the the the
additions
poration permitted
other fighting number of
ships other In addition
yards converted repaired >erNiced 1,726 vessels"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Hdney Defends
Congress Stand
On New Tax Bill
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor;o Of Economics. y. \. University
A Pittsburgh reader asks.
do you think that Congress
is right on the tax levy? Haven't
the incomes of business and in
dividuaIs increased 10 as to- JUS
tify higher taxes? Should We
borrow Ia load our children with
debts Isn't Congress action
merely because Republicans and
southern Democrats hate ROOse-
welt >"
Answer Whoa. there, Why
think thar Senator Barley hates
President Roosevelt any more
than candidate Roosevelt hates
candidate Barley? Really
don't think you are fair. Lets
leave the hate out Of the argu.
mqut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Frueflauf
Sales. Net
NJ Peak

Fruehauf Trailer ca. ana its
e. S subsidiaries for tho year 1913
report sales and profits the best
In the company history Sales
'otaled -S6067AQ53 as compared
with thc proyid\s TecoT@ Of S3s.-
70S i94 IN 1852 \ctIrotits We're
s.. 3D. 4i6 alicrla Deductions for
charges. contingencies and taxes.
As compared 10 "a corresponding
figure Of 81 653 i9S IN 1912 Profits
per share a common stock were
$3.50 per share against 50 - in
1872
Harvey c Frachauf president
stated that The eight manufactur-
Ing plants. IN The United States
operated AZ capacity throughout
1913
WASHINGTON. March g.
Fuehauf Trailer Co has filed a
registration statement with SEC
covering proposed offering Of
10000 shares of Az per cent
convertible preferred stock cumu-
latiVe par value S10G The state
ment stated tina Of proceeds, APP
proXimately S342S.7O0 viii be
used TO redeem at Sl0750 a share
all outstanding ; per cent con-
yertible preferred stock Other
proceeds are 10 be added 10 work
ing capltak
Lehman Brothers and Waiting
Lerchen & Co we're named as
principal underwriters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
UNBIASED FACT

The plain and unbiased fact is
that the higher and medium in
come classes are already paying
very nearly al they can, and that
the new bill goes about as far aS
these groups can bear The ones
who could bear more taxes are.
according 10 the trcaSury'S own
figures, mostly the war workers
and the President as a politician
wont propose 10 tax them. As a
mere politician he called names
for political effect saying that
what Congress has done IS for the
greedy. not the needy
THINK that the position Of
Congress is much more nearly
right than that of the President
Neither position is anywhere near
perfect but Congress represents
all sorts OF people and all sec
tons not just pressure groups
such as tho Go and It's action is
therefore iaircr 20 all
Don forget this The govern
mcnt is wasting enough money 20
make up most OF the difference
The more tax money we give this
administration thc more II will
spend And the borrowing would
probably 60 on just the same.
whether the new taxes be TWO
billion dollars or ten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

7 TEARING papa sing Molly Malone" France had the
L i door open for him before he finished II game
they had. II he finished out in the hall, he
81 work al Klommer's tonight papa said. Big we'd
ding party" He brushed his derby with his sleeve Have
/ clean walters apron
I1 iron for you France set tp the ironing board
on two put the heat While she waited.
she heated the coffee and poured papa cup He drank
and ate the sugar bun they had saved for him He
very happy because he had job for that night and be-
cause II nice day y
"A dayNlke this is like someone giving YOU present"
eyes Papa" BY now, Francie ironing away She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Paper Production
At 89.2 Per Cent

NEW YORK. March 6 Papet
production in the week ended
Feb rs was S92 PER cent Of
capacity, against 81 per cent IN
the preceding week and 81 per
cent in the week ended Feb 27
1913. according 10 American Paper
and Pulp Association index Of mill
activity Paperboard production
was SO per cent Of capacity.
against 96 per cent in the pre-
cedlnC Week-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
FEWER STRIKES

Most other developments are
favorable.
Discouraged by the publics and
Congress attitude, strikes Are
fewer. The cost of living is being
kept under control. Riotous
spending by the many millions
whose income has been war;
increased is not rife. Congress
having overridd den President
Roosevelt'S veto of the tax bill.
it is generally believed that no
additional tax burdens Will be i'm
posed this year. Our agricultural
population IS prospecting Cancel
latlon of war contracts foreshad-
ows a larger volume of civilian
products
Notable victories are being
scored on the Russian front. in
the Pacific and in devastating
Nazi war-producing plants. This
inspires hope that the impending
all important invasion, though
bound to prove terrifically costly
IN lives, will succeed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Dow Chem. Votes
IS Cents ON Common

Dow Chemical Co. has declared
a dividend of = cents on the
common payable April Is 10
FOLDERS Of record April Same
amount was paid in each quarter
last Nnar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

RETROACTIVE PAY

THE. relatively unfayOrable
net showing for December was
brought about largely by inclu-
sion i'm December accounts of an
estimate of S13,551,276 for gem
eral wage increases To nom
operating employees, retroactive
60 Feb. !. Freight rate increases
granted nv the Interstate Com
merce Commission i'm March,
1872, We're still In effect in De-
cember, 1912, but not in Deem
her. 1913, having been suspended
on May Is"
Although retroactive wage in
crease payments will not, OF
reoccur. the fact is that
reduced freight rates. h g h T
wages and other costs will initiate
against profits, perhaps rather
This, however, is CAL
10 have more effect upon
railway stocks than upon bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06

hopes and bow good her mother was He looked at the
little girl ironing sy quietly and he stabbed by
the sadness the childs thin face He went to her
and put an arm around her shoulders
Listen II get lot of tips tonight, III put the money
a good horse that know is running Monday. I'll put
couple OF dollars him and win ten. Then I'll put the
ten anotheL horse and win ahunared II my head
and have any luck at ALL I'll it up to FIVE hundred
Pipe dreams. he thought 70 himself But OH how wonder
full If everything you talked about could he
said Then do you know what I'm going to do2"
NO what are yod going t. dp?' ~. n
I'm going 10 take you trip. Wen 60 way down
where the cotton blossoms blow lie delighted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
accent Dividend
By Borg Warner

Borg-Warner Corp has de-
clared q dividend of 30 cents on
NE common payable April 10
holders OF record March SINH
lar amount was paid in each
-nEarlcr LAsi Nnar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Illustrated by William Meade Prince

with the sentence He said it ae.in Down where The
cotton blossoms blow" Then he remembered it from
He put his hands in his pockets did waltz clog Ike
Pat Rooney and went into the song.
France kissed his cheek softly "Oh Papa love you
much" she whispered He held her tight. Again the
wound feeling. To himself he said What hell Of
father am But aloud ne said I've got dress Take
seven cents apd get dicky and paper collar"
Francie got her fathers Saturday night linen Johnnys
linen always Immaculate II temporary FJance walked
with him 10 the trolley and be,swung Up the platform.
lie stood there holding on' he bar and ne leaned way
wave France 30 man looked 50 gallant her
father she thought &c. Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Livestock Market
4 INC AGO

CHICAGO March 4 GNS1 -- HOGS -
~ Ono. steady TOP Si3 SIS bulk xi3 %
10 rs, heavy weight $40 % SIS medium
weight. SIS 70 80 s. light Wcigh' Sl3
- IS. hght iEhts Si2 G1275 packing
sows. Sl3 ID 49, pigs 50 II
CATTLE - 500 steady caves zoo
steady Beef Steer good and choice
SIS II common an4 medium Si3 IS.
yearilngs. Siz IS a. Butcher cattle.
heifers. 500 10 Is. COWS Ss415 Z5 bulls.
s. so y So calves 50 fl5, feeder steers
SO Il Hocker steers. s. 5O1l3 so
stCckcf cqvs and helfers, IS i12
SHEEP - 500. STEADY Medium and
choice lambs SIS go 70 1913 IiIls and corn
mon Si3 rs yeaE-.aEs Sf2aii4 5ol com
mon and choice ewes x1rg feeder lamb.
SiI ola So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
rITTsRI roll

PITTsRuRGH March Mss car
TLE' 200 steady steers E0td d theice
Nl31 NJ medium rti good SIS sottJ5
common % Medium S12pIF heitefs
good tl choice -SI3 so ~ medium to
good. Nla SD 10 au common to medium
Sll 81 i3 s0 rsws good 90 choice sou
~ so medium fo good 81 fsl0 cannrrs
ana cutters SiH7 bulls good 'o choice
81 ui2 common % medium s. So 70 in.
grass steers. So 500 10 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
Foreign Exchange
Detroit Stocks

Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
mounts declared or paid 80 far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
BONDS NEAR HIGHS

Meanwhile, bonds hold close 10
their highest peak in years Inter
est contcrS mainly IN hlgh-yield-
ing issues, particularly those OF
reOrganized railroads and other
roads whose liens have for years
been regarded as third-rate Back
interest is being paid off in Sow
eral Instances. the capitalization
of various reorganized systems
has been enormously whitfield
down. reduction Of bond indebtsd-
ness is being effected by most
companies.
Some December financial le-
turns revealed terrific drops in
net No adequate explanation was
given by newspapers. The South
ern Pacific System recorded a net
loss Of 81, 220,147. contrasted with
net of So, 1903. POS in the previous
December In reply 10 a query by
the writer President +. T. Mer-
CipT states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-06
ChartiSts Split
In Analysis Of
Market Outlook
BY 70. {. FORBES

DovoteeS of stock market charts,
of Technical conditions" are at
The moment divided-as they often
are in their analyses OF the OUT
look
Those bcariShly inclined empha-
size that HnduStrials have failed 10
match the rise IN rails. that buy
ing lacks spirit that any decisive
war news foreshadoWing early VIC
tory would jolt the market that
political prospects still are be-
clouded
The bullish contingent points
out that few stocks are offered for
sale. that there exists enormous
buying power IN the form of accu-
INFLATED savings. that industrial
net earnings are holding up de-
spite burdcnsome taxes. that dIVi-
dend disbursements are not de-
Creasing Notwithstanding the set
ting aside by most companies OF
substantial reserves for postwar
contingencies. that stocks are on "A
low rather than high basis,
measured by their profits.
Few look for any drastic swing
either up or down unless and until
VitallV important news comes.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-22
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-lHEWheat,
No. / red, SLIP 7-8, No. 2 red,
A.71 7-8.
No oats.
Barley, mailing $1.15-$1.37 Ia
nom. t,5' .(-
Field seed per CIVIC timothy
6?25-6.50 nom., red clover, $3.50
nom. Alsike, $50 nom.