davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, April II lP (WFAl .-salable
mostly 10 lower on ali weights and sovs:
good and choice 10000 pounds, 1875.
30; top. 1890: few loads, 340-376 pounds,
13.6G-S0: good and choice 16O-180
pounds. 12.75-13.50; good and choice 300-
55o-pound sows, 13. 15-40; good clearance.
1000; largely steady market on fed steers
and yearlings, this class predomina ted
1925 upward; few loads, 1645 and 1880,
and one load held around 1885: both local
and outside demand moderately broad
stock cattle very dull, with supplies small
and rainy weather against the market;
1900: beet cows. io-i5 hishsT; esnnegs
offerings weak, heavy sausage bulls !, to
1900. and outstanding fat bulls to 1850;
light and medium weight offerings, $50
to 11.00 mostly; vealers steady at 1900
down.
Saiable sheep, 1000; total, 1000;
active, slaughter lambs steady to is hish:
eri; 10 loads good and choice fed wooled
Colorado lambs, 1850 to mostly 1855,
several loads held 1878 and above two
loads largely good Colorados, 1925: two
loads medium and good fed Western lambs,
1880 and 1900; deck good and choice
natives and fed lambs, 1880; sheep again
very scarce
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New York Cotton

NEW YORK. April IL Op.-Cotton rail-
lied into new seasonal high ground today
on aggressive trade and commission house
buying WHICH met only scale-up hedge
The market was favorably Influenced
BY the Wal. Manpower Commission order
textile industry which traders believe
would stimulate consumption of cotton
Further reports of unfavorable early crop
distant futures Near months moved up on
heavy mill price fixing against Government
textile awards
higher, May. Gill; July, 20.77; October,
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Business Briefs
Demand Deposits in banks of

Demand Deposits in banks of 1O1
leading cities totaled S32,872, 900 900
on April 5, a gain of S212,OOO, 900
from week earlier. but $50, 1000 900
below a year ago, the Federal Re-
serve Board reported. Holdings of
Government obligations totaled S37,-
961 100000, drop of $4,000, 900
from a week earlier, but 1885,, ,000,-
600 above a year ago.
March Steel Production totaled
7,004,70 tons, compared with 7,188,-
482 in February and 7.672,5 in
March, l943, the American Iron &
Steel Institute announced.
Domestic Airlines Will Spend $512,-
100000 on 1,700 new transport planes
within two years after the war ends,
predicted E. Earl Lothrop, statisti-
clan of the Aeronautical Chamber
of Commerce.
Mexican Petroleum Co. and HUI
asteca Petroleum Co., subsidiaries
of Standard Oil of New Jersey, have
been awarded Sl6,201 ,668 plus in
terest from March, 1888, as COM
pensation for properties seized by
the Mexican government. Pay
ments will total $19,673,260
Stuart Warner Corp. earned 81
OIL, ,085 or 51.58 share in 1943, COM
pared with $1,559,454 or S1.22 in
1912.
Kelsey Hayes Wheel Co. net fol
six months ended February 29 was
$994,003 or S1.61 a share on com
bined class A and B stocks, COM
pared with $970,963 or SLIT on a
smaller number of shares in the
same l943 period.
Master Electric Co. earned S799 .285
or $500 share in 1943, compared
with S736,279 or 1924 in 1912.
American Meter Co. net for 1943
was s289, ,307 or S119 a share VS.
1912 profit of $412,455 or S169.
Pacific American Fisheries, Inc.
earned S686,412 or $182 a share in
the year ended February 90, COM
pared with S543, ,966 or S144 in the
previous year.
WeSSon Oil & Snowdrift Co. re.
ported net of S1157,781 or SO cents
a share for six months ended Feb.
ruary 26, compared with Sl,434,6 Sc
Or Sl.46 in the like period year ago
Pere Marquette Railway Co
earned s3,6l9.520 or $8O4 a share
in l943, compared with SO 500 O66 o.
S793 in 1912 Taxes totaled S8.6l2,
BAL or $l9.12 share, against S4,819,,
OIL or S10.70 a share in 1912.
j. c. Penney Co. sales for Marcl
totaled S38, ,49l ,466 VS.. $35,512,7O3
year ago; for three months, S99,
644, ,430 VS.. S98, 130,35 year ago.
b. F. Goodrich Co. announced
synthetic rubber plant operated a
Louisville had produced 100000, ,00
pounds between November, 194G
and March 81 of this year. Will
800 going into tires, enough rubbe
was provided for 100000 tires.
United Air Lines will increas
plane mileage TO 77,000 miles a day
or around 100000 miles annually
by utilizing additional equipmen
released by the Army. The com
pany is flying 250e5 more mai
1907 more express and aroun
2Ofo more passenger miles than be
fore the war, although its fleet
smaller.
Northern Indiana Public Servic
Go. plan to exchange 220078 out
standing shares of 5I2%s, 60 an
7%e cumulative preferred stock fc
an equal number OF SO cumulatiy
preferred shares, Plus an undt
termined amount of cash, will /
considered by the SEC April 81.
Park G. Tilford stockholders we1
told the company's plan for sale {
whisky to them had not been SUI
flciently clarified by the variou
Government authorities to allo
detailed announcement.
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Best Gain in Fifth
District Scored by
Life Insurance
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Life insurance sales led all othe
Fifth Reserve district bushes
barometers in February with a gail
Of 6 per cent over January and 2
per cent over February. l943, tn
Richmond Reserve Banks month";,
review revealed today. There still
seemed to be a rising trend il de
partment store sales and banl
debts, the survey added.
Wholesale trade in five lines wa
2 per cent under last year, building
contracts awarded were down So pc
cent and building permits Is pc
cent lower. Retail furniture sales il
Washington were IL per cent unde,
the same month in l943 and off l
per cent in the first two months
of this year.
Bank debts in Washington to-
tailed $435, 5,915, 900, gain of IL pc
cent over last year. The two.
month pickup was 13 per cent
Debts In the fifth district were ur
81 per cent in February and 19 ir
the two months. Building permit:
totaled $6o3, $3.50 in the Capital anc
S1,56l,97 in the fifth district.
The survey says that Al report
ing banks on March Is had tota
loans of $278, 121 900, a drop of $13,'
$4,000 from January, but a gain O.
$16,936,oo0 over last year. Security
holdings climbed $322, 1896, 900 in the
year, United States bonds alone
being up $173, 1913 ,000 Assets in these
Al banks increased by $227, ,463 ,00t
in the year. Demand deposits SCARED
$198, ,987,0 900 and time deposits $780,
731 900 in the IL months.
There was a considerable shift
ing about in employment. Reduction
in U-boat warfare caused less ship
yard repair work. In February 2;
vessels were delivered to the Mari
time Commission, compared with II
in January.
Installment Accounts Lower.
The Federal Reserve Board an
nounces that department store in
stallment accounts declined season.
ally in February and were about
three-fourths of the year-ago level.
Collections decreased 8 per cent.
The average time installment &C
counts outstanding were half a
month less than a year ago.
Charge accounts also declined sea-
sonally in the same month, being 9
per cent below February, 1943 Col
1ections decreased sharply, as is
usual at this time of year, the board
said.
State and municipal financing
during March amounted to only
SOS, ,107,o21, against $51 ,022 in
March, 1943, the Daily Bond Buyer
announces.
On March Is there were 655, $50
American Telephone & Telegraph
stockholders, an increase of 3,845 in
less than three months, company
officials have announced. Average
holdings now stand at 2S.9 shares,
against % at the end of 1943
Work Begins on Bond Drive.
Washington bankers are already
looking forward to the June War
Bond drive and getting in touch
with some of their largest contacts
in regard to amounts they may buy
The fact that the quotas have been
exceeded in the other drives does
not mean that the coming campaign
will be easy, bank officers said today
Climbing toward the high for the
year of 301a, Capital Transit sold
on the Washington Stock Exchange
today at 80. Washington Gas SIS
preferred was strong at 1o8. -
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Chicago Grain

ness developed in rye today after the grain
pits had reacted only nominally to q Gov
ernment crop report. Rye led the way
downward.
Little buying interest was shown as SELL
ing of rye developed after q previous buy
what higher crop forecast than expected,
was easier throughout the trade. Oats
started with some vigor. but faded, and
wheat and rye. Wheat selling was attrib-
uted to Southwestern interests. with some
buying OF July contracts credited to dis
tilling interests.
At the close wheat was UNCHANGED to u
lower, July 1.71H; oats were UNCHANGED to
70 OF, July 1874; rye was down 1h to 13s,
May, 1.30h-H; barley was UNCHANGED to
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Market AVERAGES
STOCK
BONDS
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGS--Market steady. Prices pair for
Federal-State Graded eggs received from
grading stations April IL. White, brown,
mixed colorS, U, S. grade A, large 36-37
AVERAGE :iG u. S. grade A. medium, 81 :
81, average 81 U. S. grade B. large :}3-
IS, average "A "a U. S. grade B, medium.
.!s-3l, average 30; u, S. Grade c, 20.
Current receipts, nearby ungraded eggs,
4l3 cases.
LIVE POULTRY--Market firm. Receipts
increasing. Prices paid net fob Wash
lneton tpermitted transportation charges
included according to mileage, broilers
and fryers, 2S12-30: fowl 26I2-2S
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Odd-Lot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA, April IL LP.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for April 10: 1910 pur-
chas1es involving 49, 337 shares 041 sales
short sales, involving 7O5 shares
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FOREIGN Exchunoe

change rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York open
y. 8. cents. up .12h OF q cent.
Europe. Great Britain, official. Buying,
"a .02: selling, S4.O4
up .0l Of cent; Brazil, free. 5.20n; Mex
leo, 20.65n.
Nominal
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NUUI UAfHdtb SdIts NUuKy.
IL 200 am los $40 1900 noon 3la 500
100 pm. AIS $40 zoo pm. SIS $50
tUnit of trading. 10 shares sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special ore extra aivi-
'dends are not included. xEx dividend
xr Elk rights. Q Also extra or extras. Cash
or stock. e Declared or paid so far this
year I Payable in stock. Paid last year.
h Payable in Canadian funds. Accumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year.
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Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
less otherwise noted special or extra div.
idends are not included. Also extra oil
PAYABLE in ' stock. Declared ID or "Is paid SC
far this year h Payable in Canadian funds
X Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants. XIV Without
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N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED By the Associated Rress.)
SELECTED LIST OF BONDS.

lint @ n O. Sc. 71Al |
Int T&T Ans 50 olh |
Int T&T IS 65-. asa ,
Jam FAC ~ So ~
K C Sou 81 60-- 03A |
K G Sou Is so o. |
KColLt 6ns 81 1924 |
Lac @ 5ks 50 eoh |
Laut Nit Inc rs 6lM
lLseh v AIS zoos A7h |
Leh Y - zoos @3A
ma Cen 4s As eoA |
lM&N en- 4Ms 80 Ah |
iM&SL 4s 40 IL
jMSPSSMc4s 3S 30M |
MKT IS 90 A 7oh |
MKT aj IS 81 S6A |
MKT lst $500 SSA |
Mo p IS ~ p =. 6oN
MO P zen - rs asa
Nor & 3 IS IS 6lh
lMor 81 e 4as IS 56h
IMor6E3 hzs200O -
lNAshCkSI, AS7e 40lh
INET&T IS SO = 116
NONE 4 vi s SO :. eeM |
mo Term As 53- 0oM |
NOTM 5hs 81. -
lNY&P 4s % -. g
NYC RI IS 2013. 74h |
INYC 4Ms2013A 66N |
NYC en- ~ % 7oh
INYCLS 31as oS- 7AA
lNYCMC 3las % 7o1t
4as7S oA
INYGELHP 5s4S 115
lNYNHH 6s 4S-. 6zh
lNYNEH IS 40 ozh
lNYNHH 4s &c. S7h
jNYNHH Is 81 z9N
|NYNHH 3hs Sc 56A
IiNYOW RI ~ o. DM
lNYWB 4Ms 46-. zoA
| Norf g IS 2014-. 4h
,lNorf 8 4hss 9S-. eSh
lNor p IS BOAT %
lNor p IS 2047D. DM
Nor p 4hs 2047 HA
Nor r Is 81 - 97A
Nor p IS 2047 81
Nor st P gas 6711oh
Penna Co As SO 1o7M
Pen RR As 4S 100
] Pen RR 3As 10 1o2M
Pen RR 3As SO 1904
] Peo & Elm 4s 90 35M
Pere Marc IS SO o9M
i Pere N 4 " . 30 02M
i ph RC I 6S 40. ~
Ph RCI IS 73 st 81
.lPCCSL 4tas IT. 1o7
lPWVa 4Has SOB 70
Port q Z 4has 601o2A
,lRedg 4Hs 81 B. 1o1
Rio CIR w As 80 -
Rio Or W 4s 40. 56A
liz I A&L 4hs - 47N
!lStLIMS4sRd33. 100
lStLSF IS 50 B. A6h
tStLSF Ans rs. 35H
] lStLSF Is 80 A. 1M
IStLSW s. 50 II
IStLSW # IS 90 ASA
|StPKCSlAMs41. 36M
Sea AL G O. 46-. AIN
ISea AL ~ so St 81
] Sea AL IT Is So 31h
llSea-AF IS 36 A. Aoh
IShell q 2hs 81 1o1h
'lSo Pac 4has 81. 7eM
$50 Pac RI Is S. 9eA
I|So Pac cit ~ 40 100
ISoPac41asOr77 o2N
Sou Ry gn ~ SO 01A
II b P 81 ~ B. eoN
Third Ave II 60 "
IT st L&W As 80 1@
wabash 4As 81 72A
wabash Is 81 TIN
'lWarRy3 Ias2000 ~
i West Sh Is 1851 60N
! Invest Nd A. SO eoh
ilW Pac LIST IS 46 92M
'IWest On IS 61--Io5H
'iWis Cent IS 40 7oA
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| TREASURY. 2:n0I
I2ks $3.50 100 1ol
NEW YORK CITY |
3s S0-------- ITO
FOREIGN. 2:00l
Brazil rs Ii 56A
BuenA4 u Au76 ~
canada 2 Us As 1o2hl
lChile NIB 6s Ola 17Ml
IDenmk 41ss SO -
Mex As 04asd "a 1lhl
Peru 1st Is so a.
Pol 4 rs SO asd 2ohl
Queensld 6s Al 1o1ial
Serbs c s IS 62 16ihl
Serbs C S rs 62 15hl
lUrug CIV 4ss 70. 72lzl
DOMESTIC. 2:OOl
Alleg 5s 40 lolhl
Am&FP 5s 203c 81
Am T&T 3s s. 117MI
ATSF As 95 122Al
ATSF al As cost 1oeiA|
ATSFSL As So 1l1AI
Att g. Bir As SO 55A|
ACL lst As 81. 99NI
ACL cit As g. 1o1
ACL 4 " 5 "a 03AI
BOO 1st m a. 90
B&O 95 G - So
B&O 1000 D. 52NI
B&O' CIV Co.. 3olAI
B&C As A. 67NI
Bost Me 4Has 70 62hI
Bost Me As 60 00h|
Bos NYAL Is 66 561h|
Brk o @ IS so. 1o1Ml
Buf Rep 81 st 55MI
B c r b N IS 81 27hl
Can sou IS g.. -
lean Nat IS 70--1l7N|
Can p 4s perp-- 95N|
lCen Pac IS so 92A|
ICen p 1st As 40 1o2h|
ICRR&BG IS A. 1914
C RR N J IS ST. 30
lC RR N J 4sS7 3S
ICer-teed 51as 4S1ooN
ICB&o IS II A. lola
CB&Q 4kas n o6
cow ANS 203S -
CI&L gn IS 66-. IL
tCMSPP IS Is 56N
IcMSpP IS 1000 1914
ICMSP 4Has 80 C o3A
ICMSP 3 Has 80 B 74hI
C&NW 4s4s 81 ~
IC&NW 4As 40 14H
CNW 4Has 90 wi 66h
tCNW ANS 2037 57A
GRIP Ans 50 A. @6hI
GRIP ANS Co. 10
GRIP Is SS 73A
lCRIP RI Il "a 43N
Ch&W I 4Hs 80 1o5N
lChilds IS 67---. 72A
ICCCSL Ans ~ 6oM
CCCSLCWM4s91 64ia
CT q T 5Ms To- 1o2
iCl q T IS 73--- 81
Cl q r 4Ms77 9oH
Col&S4 hs60 60md 63
Col q Is 81 1oSAI
Icon Ed 3hs66 1864
IDel b Hud 4s 63 81
lD&RGW IS 55a 5N
IDuq 1t 3hs 65 1o2A
Eg J&E 3As 70 1864
Erie 4hs 2015-. 69hI
Fla e c IS ~ 53AI
lGdrich ANS So 1904
lot Nor 4hs77E 1o43<|
IGt Nor As 46 H 1o3
IGt Nor 3As 81 97X
IGMGO inc2015. II
Hud c Is 62 A 6oA|
II & NJ in IS 81 2eihI
tic 3hs52----- 73A|
&c As 53------. ~
&c r Is 56----- GIN
&c AVS &C., 61MI
&c Is 55 ------ 64iz
&c st L 3hs 81 77A
ICCSL 6s 63 A. 6oN
ICCSL Ans SO 64h
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Chicaxo Cash Market.
Wheat, none. Barley, mailing, 125.
A "a, nominal; feed. 1.15-1 .22h, nom
inal. Field seed, per 100 pounds, timothy,
5.75-6.00, nominal; red top, 14.0O-1 Is. 90,
nominal: red clover, 31.50, nominal; sweet
clover, 1880, nominal. TT -
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Washington Exchunqe
BONDS.

SALES.
Capital Transit Cos at 30.
Washington Gas $5 pfd.-1O Ut lOs.
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N. Y. Curb Market
Furnished BY the Associated Press.)
LIST INCLUDES ONLY ISSUES CHANGED
FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE

zoo Int Prod .75g-.. 9
- Inter Pow pr 1oN
1@M Irving A c L. e3<
9SdN Jacobs A e zoe )
!o1s ] c p e. L pf z = los
5SM Kennedy's zoe 10
ioA Koppers Of 8 lo2
~ Krueger Br.30e- 3
SIh Lackawanna-- ~
ieb ! Lake Sh h.SO--- 14Ib
!e Lane-Wells l. 12iA
aSN Line Mater'l Hag 1oM
'oo Lone Str Gs.2Oe. eiIa
SN Long Isl L pf - 66iz
os Long Isl l. pf B. 6oA
sB Marion st SHOW ga
on Mead John 3a-- 153
~ Mesabi Iron 1z6
4oN MichBump .10e- IN
Ao1 MidWst Cp lag 1oN
NtMidSP A vtc.51e 10
zaTe Mock. JVoeh Ne. 19
1M Molybdenum1se oN
@ Mono Pictures 3B
Pc MtLH&P h.44a- 17iA
,Ne Muir Oh Mfg. .3Oe 14M
- Nat Bellas .O5g- Ia
oN Nat City Lns l.. 13Iz
.9 a Nat Sug RI Hae- 21A
go N E P A 6pf Ok 5sZs
- y New E T&T / 1he1o4
zoIe @ New Hav Clock GA
AoM N Y Pol pf g. 1o5N
,ttNN Y Pal pf 116
a3 Mag Hud Pw--- 25s
<aM ~ Mag n Pw ] Of eoN
,sMlNigShMdB. .20g- 5i4
~, aS N A L&P pf-- -1l6
va Northeast Air L. sM
PA Nor st Pwr A. 13zs
!B Ogden Cp Ne. 3A
4H Ohio Ed pf 6 - 11oIz
70 pac @ 6pf 1.50- So
Lo5N Pantepec Vs
33h PakrsbgR&RAe 1e
loM Penn P&Lpf g. 90
IN Penn P&I,nf y lo3
a Phoenix Secur-- 27N
oZNI Pioneer Cold liNs
o5h Pitney-Bowes.4o 9 q
3SN Pitts g. L e g. GliA
loBip Pitts Pl Gl Ae- 1o9M
10 Pug Sd P&L.30e llN
1Zh Pyrene .90g oh
25AI Quaker o pf 6--l5o
40 Red Bank Oil IA
33MI Root Pet pf Ok. 1874
- Ryerson g. H OF. III
i Salt Dome OIL 9N
3N Selec Ind CIV pf-. IA
s Shat-Denn-- ST
IL Singer Mfg 6a-.z41
) Solar Airc .10e1. 3ib
36N Solar Mfg Bog 6H
5B Sonotone .05e 2N
9BlS Penn Oil / go Ala
92AI Sou Pipe L .30e- 9lh
81 5outhl Roy.10e. 9N
1olhl Steel Co Can h3 -
So ISterl AL Pr 1g--- 10
10 Sterl Brew 1ag-. "a
Is Technicolor 1ag IA
s Transw Oil 1ag- 20
IS Trunz Inc 94e 10
16A 7 ung-Sol L.10e- 6H
lN Unexcel Mf.50 5N
- UnitAirc Prod 1. 8
14A Utd Cg VIII ST. liz
oa IT'D Gas LA
31M Utd Gas pf SAX l17N
90 Utd 1t g. p pf-- 53N
IN Un Sh M 2.5Oa- II
3Hs U 8 Foil B.30e 81
IA UnivCopsOil 1g- l2A
1914 Univ Pic vtc lg- 22lz
29Ht Utah Pal pf--- STA
1oBI Utah Radio So
lo Valspar pf Tx. 80
42iA Venezuela Pet 1lM
AeI Vogt Mfg 60 9h
eA Waco Airc. Bog 3iz
13ae Wagn Bvtc .15e 9h
11b WentwthMf Ae- 4
% W Va csc hu 9lh
3b Wilson Pr so 1oN
17MlWinnipeg Fl b So
ends in the foregoing table
lrsements based on the last
li-annual declaration. Un-
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, April IL @'.-pividends
accumulated
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'Ex dividend. tPlus extras Paid so
far this wear. e"Fo extra. h SIS. 90 extra
10c extra. Paid In 1943. $4,000
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, April ] / LP.-National AS
ISOLATION Securities Dealers. Inc:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-21
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE

IS or the equivalent roughly Of three
aces and a king. Stronger hands
should be opened with suit bids. The
value of lower honors, however, Is
taken into consideration.
Spades, A 4 8; hearts, A Z 6;
diamonds, K 8 z; clubs, A S 3 2.
The above hand would not quail
ify for an opening no trump bid.
but the addition of one ten-spot
anywhere in the hand would make
the recommended opening one no
trump, rather than the shaded club
suit.
When the goal of the partnership
is suit contract, bidding pars"
are established on the basis of play
ing tricks, with the backbone Of a
definite number of quick tricks,
which are aces, kings and queens.
In discussing these bidding pars,
the author asserts that through
their use, the distributional strength
of the holding is definitely estab-
hshed and thus the opening bidder
has an accurate measuring stick
for deciding early in the auction
what the goal of the partnership
should be. "Close decisions are re-
quired in duplicate the writer
states, land such exact knowledge
Is of the utmost Importance"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-21
Beauties Hints
Teach Teen-Aged
Daughters This
Skin Care Habit
BY ALICIA HART
N NEA Stan Writer

Biggest peeve Of the snaall-fry
dolesecent age-is usually
an oily little face. When oil attracts
dirt and plugs pores, she needs help
from her Nom.
Best help you can give her Is to
guide her in corrective cleansing
methods. Give her her own soap
preferably one that's gentle In
action and mildly antiseptic. Insist
that she use 1t for two good clean
upS q day-once In the morning
and again at night. To cleanse prop
". easy does it-not q blitz attack
which only makes oil glands more
active To cleanse thoroughly and
at the same time gently, make a
lather and spread it maSk-fashion
over the face. Let SudS dry and ease
of with warm water, followed by
lots of cool rinses.
If a horrible little rosy blossom
appears at long-spaced Intervals
it may well be blackhead kick
ing up, which will right itself, II
YOU leave it alone and see that
She does, too. But If pimples pop
out often, it's not smart to Shrug
them aside as phase" and some
thing that must be expected OF ado
lescence. It's much wiser to take
your child to a skin specialist ana
let him decide what needs to be
done to spare her these present PIN
bricks to vanity and future threats
to adult good looks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-21
POLI'S

Still they come, tl1rongs that have
heard from their neighbors all
about the superlatives film treat
that is now current at the Loew-
Poll Theater, none other than "A
Guy Named Joe" with the favorite
of Waterbury, Spencer Tracy. in the
leading role of "Joe". Only In this
picture his name hoppens to be Pete,
who is a member of the Army Air
Force and one of its most reckless
members. He is ably supported IN
this film, which Is not, by the way,
a war film. Rather 1t is a story OF
branch Of the service, the glamour
boys" the pilots; how they react,
and what their thoughts are, when
through the medium Of this film
YOU are allowed to see what these
thoughts are you will notice that
one of the most unusual themes
ever to have been screened is pos.
sibly what makes this film the sem
sation that it Is.
A great film also must have a
good cast and "A Guy Named Joe"
has a marvellous cast Of performers,
among the many being Irene Dunno.
cast in the role of Dorinda. Then
for added good measure there Is
Ward Bond, Van Johnson. and to
make the film complete and loaded
with great performers there are such
other favorites as Lionel Barrymore,
cast as the General, and James
Gleason as the Colonel. all added to
make this the film of this or any
year.
On the same program there is a
group of selected short subjects that
harmonic with the caliber of the
feature attraction and If you wish
to avail yourself Of the opportunity
of seeing this marvellous screen
treat, be sure to get down to the
Loew-Poli Theater before Thursday
night when the final showing Will
be presented.
Starting Friday another smash
double feature program will be pre-
sented. In the first feature the
screens favorite male star. Rob-
ert Taylor, is to be seen In "Song
Of Russia" and with him is Susan
Peters, new romantic team that
will bring memories Of other great
starring duos to your mind, and by
the way this will be the last appear
ance of Taylor on the screen for the
duration as he has signed up with
the Armed Forces and this is his
last film until victory. On the same
program will be Joe E. Brown in
Casanova Of Burlesque fame.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-02-21

tain drugs affect the pulse rate. An
elevation Of body temperature Is ac-
companied by an accelerated pulse.
The pulse rate differs in individ-
uals and at different ages. For the
average man it is about 70 beats
each minute, for the average woln-
an, from 70 to 80. The rate for
children varies according to age.
From the sixth to the twelfth month
it is about los to lis. From the Sec
ond through the sixth year 1t is be-
tween 80 and 105. At maturity 1t
reaches tho adult rate.
TIME PULSE CAREFULLY
The most convenient place to
count the pulse Is on the inside of
the wrist below the thumb. It
should be taken when the patient
Is lying down, and when he has
been quiet for some time. Place two
or three fingers on the inside Of
the wrist, below the base OF the
thumb. Press lightly and shift the
fingers until the pulse is located.
Note the exact time by the second
hand on watch, and count for q
full minute. Repeat, If necessary,
for accuracy.
Normally, the beat Of the pulse
is as regular as the ticking Of the
clock. If there are few quick beats
and then few slow beats 1t is said
to be irregular. Since the pulse rate
is very significant to the doctor 1t
should be recorded along with the
temperature for his information.