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Evening star., 1944-06-28
Shop Workers End Strike

JOHNSTOWN, Pa, June 28 R.-
Twelve hundred car shop workers
returned to their jobs at the Beth
lehem Steel Co. today, ending q one
day strike which resulted from q
dispute over pay rates for certain
operations in the wheel and axle
department,
Evening star., 1944-06-28
BY the Associated Press

ny tne ASSocitte0 FEtBS.
SAN DIEGO, Calf, June 18.--
Unwilling to disappoint her hug
band, 4 marine sergeant who had
been in the South Pacific a months,
Mrs. Helen Kreger, as, admitted
abducting 4 2-year-old girl to re-
place her baby who died at birth,
Detective Inspector Harlan Gibbs
reported.
Detective Gibbs quoted Mrs
Kreger as saying her husband was
unaware that their baby had died
He said the woman told him last
night she could not resist taking the
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Die 3nfnnft aliens
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lid peranoert. Sn getpiiier 8eile lit
bier Elm Gbn1ider Bro5eB Dor it6 ge-
gongen tpie in 9fuBlano. Gas 3arens
gber es tpar innerli6 berfoult, ofos
reid par gr0Ber aIs bie 5o1pietunton.
nomii6 riidItanoig uno Ourd cine
i61e6te 8ertpaltl&ng parolDltert. Sbs
glei6 Die rullii6e &ebolution uneno-
li6e Werte bernidtete, ltebt oie So>p=
ietunion unglei6 ltarfer un0 ma6tt=
ger oo, ols oas 3orenreid ie es ge-
tpeien lit. Ser Bar fonnte ni6t etn-
NAL &riege eegen Sapan fiibren. Sm
erIten 8eltfriege fonnte Deuti6lan0,
6as glei63eitig gang europa ieiner
eigenen &riegsfiibrung oienltbar ge=
ma6t bate, &uBlano ausi9alten.
@benIo lit 6as foiierlt6e China I'M
&ompf ge9en Sapan 1994-95 gu
iommengebroden. Seute ober tpioer'
1tebt bos republifani16e China na6
einem rei6li9en Bierteliabrbunoert
11nunterbro9ener 8iirgerfriege oem
tpeit itdrteren SSupan ldon felt lteben
Sabren. Sn oen n0dlten 90 Sobren
miro i'm Ser3en Sltaltens Elm mG6.
tiger mo6erner Staat ent1teben, beis
len tpirtidaftIiber uno geiltiger Gin.
f1uB in gan5 alien gu ipiiren iein
miro.
Sn3tpilhen bat lt6 ober in a1ien
nod cine 8onoIung Dol5&ogen. 5i-
birien lit 81, einem madtigen SS1Ol-
Itriegebiet enttpidelt tporoen. 0ie 8e-
i6liiile bon &airo beoeuten Sen Hlon,
oaB oas @egengetpidt Sapan beieitigt
miro. Damit miro 9fuBlanb, oeilen
Stimme I6on borber bel alien aitas
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tigen. Die fir oas Stuoium uno bic
gorbereitung Der 8ldne iettens Der
8orIo Salbion autboritp nottpenoig
iino.
0us Gitp 8ar WeentoriaI ion ben
Nanen 5ufalge cine &onpentsbaae
NIT $4,000 Siten, 1,no cine 56au.
baae NIT einem Selifopterlanoungss
ba6 11n6 elmer unteriroil6en 8useno-
ltation, iotpte Elm itdotiides Spern-
baus uro cine S6ool Of Sn6uitriaI
9lrt einidlieBen.
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benen Der or1lerfanii9e SanoeI cine
ausoebnung ieiner 0drtte anftreben
miro: China uno bic groBen britii6.
bou6p6ii6en &olontalgebiete.
geu60em Die 3ufunft 9ltens 6urd
Die &onferen5' bon @atro ongeI6nit.
ten tpor6en lit, tann Die @elteei6idte
1nmogli6 unmogli6 an oieiem 8untt
iteben bleiben. 8eitere, ebenio foIgen.
reide @nttpidlungen tperoen folgen.
l1no ielbit lpenn Bauien bon Monoten
ooer Sabren eintreten: Die Sdtdials.
itunoe Ser europaii6en &olonialberr>
1daft in sliien bat gei61agen.
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Neip gorf als 8eltmobe5entrmm

Die Sta6t SEEM yorf iou, nie sic
N. 9. Stouts3eitl1ng beri6tet, Elm
Wooe5entrum rieitgen l1nfangs erbol-
tent menn Ole gmpfebhngen oes BON
WoDor 2a@uaroia ernonnten &omi-
tees fir Borlo Saibion Center onge.
nommen tperoen. Der 8eri6t oieies
IusI6uiles, Der Dem Mopor bon iei-
mem Boritbenoen @rober 81. 8balen
unterbreitet tpuroe uno $50 Geiten
lmfaBt, iiebt Dor, oos Mooe3entr,rm
nit einem ltdotiiden ,>Gitp @or Me=
mortal' 8u berbinoen.
Ser auslduB empfiebH, oas 8ro-
jeff 5ur Saupto1tfgabe na6 0em 9rie=
ge 81 MAIDEN l1no beranidlagt Ole
Soften auf $88,7OO,OOO big 1885,
$4,000. gttpas ntebr uls bic SGlfte
ser Soften tpiiroen auf oos GitD @ar
Menorinl entfouen.
8as 6as Mo6e3entrum onbetrifft,
fiibrt Der ausi6uB bier Souptpuntte
an:
i. Gin @eltmo6eoentrun, oen in
unter Serrn 8balens 2ettlrngs aus
gearbeiteten 8eri6t entbaltenen 8or.
i6lagen entIpre6en0, lit tpiinI6ens.
pert.
2. Dos 9roieft loate ouf Der
@runoIoge in 8etra6t ee5ogen tper-
ben, ooB es itd I'M 2oufe ser 3eit
ielblt be5ablt MAIDEN tpiiroe.
3. 0ie 2egislatibe oes 5tootes
Seem gorf iollte cine ,,Wolo Soibion
autboritD" i6affen, Die bonn MaDor
ernannt meroen ioute u1to Die er=
ma6tigt meroen ioQte, oos @riieft 5u
Ituoieren uno our63ufiibren, tpenn es
finon5iea mogli6 lit.
4. Oas borgei9lagene Centrum lit
bon ausret6enoer 8eoeutung fir oas
2eben uno ben Sanoel, UNI cine Aus'
gobe ongemeiener Gonos 5u re6tfer-
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snub beutider eutbaten tn SanRlanS
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fen, pas nod 5u retten it,.
Sbre furdtbaren @rlebniiie iteben
IGngIt ni6t mebr berein5elt oa. Suns
oerttaufenoe BON 0eutl6en baben felt
5toIingrao dbnlides erlebt uno erle-
ben es in fortgeiebt 5unebmenoem
MoBe, tpdbreno oie Seimat mebr un6
mebr peripiiltet miro. Die 5ornige |@r'
fenntnis, Die our6 Die 9teferate un0
@ntidlieBungen ser Stalingraoer Of'
fi5iere flingt, miro in alien geuancen
Sunoerttauienoe, Dtiaionen - an
Der Sront uno in Der Seimat - BE-
6ngltigen uno quolen, tpas INNER
aud &enner iiber oie ungebro6ene
Moral in 0euti6lono 5u logen baben.
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tiiden 8olfern groBes @etpi6t botte,
nunmebr au elmer NIT China 5uiom.
men ausidlaggebenoen Mo6t auf
oem tpeiten oltatiI6en Sentiment.
8eioe 2Gnoer itno antt-tmperiali'
itii6. Sic brauden al16 feline trent
ben Mdrtte. Sbnen geniigt bic gnt-
pidlung ibrer beimii6en &ei6tumer.
Snfolgeoeiien peroen iene oitotilden
Golfer, Sic nod INNER lit einem TO-
lonialen ooer balbfolonialen 3uitan6
le6en, ibre Nugen erlpartungSpou auf
oieie beioen auf1trebenoen MG6te ri6=
ten. 0as trifft beion0ers ouf oos polf>
reifite uno am bo6iten enttpidelte
&olonialbolf 5u - alrf bic Snoer.
llno bier fonmen mir 5u bem 8unft,
ser offenii6t1id in &oiro ni6t be-
riibrt poroen it, ser aber in Ser olta>
tildben neutrality-suspicious. Die groBte
Hoae ipielen miro: 6os S6idial Der
beioen groBen folonialen SSS1nperien,
pie 1tb IN Slto= uno Sitoolta1ten be-
finoen, - oos englil6e ltno oos boil
lan0il6e.
@n9lano bat offenbar feline &ron>
folonie Songfong nod nidt aufgege=
ben. @s lit iebr fraglid, pie lange
Gnelan6 6ieien 8eits in Ser n1d6tigen
dineiiiden Slut miro bebaupten t0n-
nen Das erltarfenoe Gbtna farm ni6t
umbin, lid dm 8efreiunesfampf oller
afiatii6en 2dnoer gu intereiiieren.
9lud smerita bat in 6ieier &i6tung
natiirlibe SntereHen. 0ie Ser. Staa.
ten baben BEN folonialen @e6onfen
enogiiltig ul1fgegeben, als BEN Bbt,
lippinen Die l1nabbdngieteit berfpro>
den 1puroe. glnoererieits tpiro Qme.
rita 3tpeifellos Die friberen iapani-
i6en Snlelgruppen i'm iiioliden uno
mittleren Sa5ifif bebalten uno 5u
6lottenitiibpuntten ousbauen. ameri-
ia miro Die fiibrenoe 5eema6t oes
Ba5ifif. @S fann ni6t ausbleiben, oaB
Der amerifani16e 9anoel oer amerifas
niiden 5lotte auf ibren tpeiten g8e-
gen iiber ben Ba5tfit no6folgt. Oabei
ergeben lid) 5tpei groBe @ebiete, in
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S1dulfrantermittel nnb Seilmittel al(er

S6nlfrGnternittel nnb Seilmittel al(er
Nrt - empfobIen BET 3uderfranfbeit,
aitbma, 8ronditis, Suiten un0 TO.
benz 8lutorltd.
@eitiibt auf longidbrige grfabrung
uno 5ablrei6e @rfolee, baben ii9 oieie
Rotl1rbeiImitteI bel Sauien6en ouf's
bette betpdbrt. Neon tpenoe fid Der.
truuenspou an: u. Sperl, 1912 8uni.
face ct. Eittsbnrgb 3, go.
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Der prdftiide ar5t Dr. 9dlponous
beIab cine Taidenubr, Die iteben blieb.
@r bradte ite gum ubrnta6er G9n0o,
bui6.
8eim slbbolen iagte Sdn0obuidb:
Cine neue ltnrube eineeiest, bas
8erf gereiniet, oos @etriebe ee0It
- bier Dollar bite, 9err Ooftor."
8orauf Or. .Halpanous 8dbnefnir.
i6eno be5ablte.
9u eri6ien zines Cages Sdn0o.
6ui6 in Der Spredltunoe oes &r3tes.
Ser flopfte linn nad SdluB Der In.
teriudung olrf Die Sdulter, gab linn
5tpei 2offel Gi5inusol Elm uuo faete:
~gier Douor, tpenn i6 bitten
6urfp' (
"gier Dollar, tpunoerte ii6 nun
S6nOobufd. ,slber Sic baben 6od
eigentIi6 ni6ts gen1adt."
uSerr Sdno6buld'', fogte itrofeno
Ger 0oftor, i'd babe Sbnen cine neue
unr1be eingeiebt, bas 8ert gereiniet,
oos @etriebe ee0lt."
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8ilo /: &ru6ifir iiber DEM al-
tare. Das beroorragenbite &ennaei
den elmer fatboliiben Stride lit bas
aru3ifir. Gin aru5ifir muB ii9
uber ie6em NItare befin6en tp1bs
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Ksarnaslss Dislql ) Tee

ist in richtigem Verhaeltnis enthalten in unserem
NEURt-TEA @
dessen Formula wissenschaftlich zusarnrnenge-
stellt ist Won unserem Mitarbeiter, der Diplo
ma ais Apotheker und Chemiker besitzt In
dreijaehrigem Authenticate in Mexico die dorti.
gen Heilkraeuter studierte und darueber Vor.
lesungen hielt. Wer Kanada Distel-Tee ge-
brauchte ohne volles ResuItat, der bestelle So
fort gegen Vorausbezahlung unseren
NEURI-TEA zu~ $50 per Box " 4
Lapidar Co. Established 192o), Chino, Calf.
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ebrung Der @ldubigen. - 8ilo 3:
8om Paiiionsionntag an Biz 4ar.
iamstae tuer6en &ruaifire unb Sci
ligenbil6er an6 -itatuen NIT einem
bioletten Sdleter beoedt. 49, Bib
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A: @ebete bor Dem 3ru5ifir iinb
NIT 5oblreiden ablaiien berieben.
SSn ieoem fatboliiden &ouie iollte
'lpenigitens elm &rusifir fi9 befin.
ben.
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reno Der III. MeiYe. - Bib 2: &au.
fig befinoet itd aud Elm &ruaifir
an ODER neben Der @anael. Nm
&arfreitag befinbet ii9 Elm 4ru3ifir
an ber &ommunionbanf aur Ser.
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@s lit fein leerer, i6mei9elnoer
8abn,
@r3eugt i'm Sirne oes Soren.
Sm Ser3en tiinoet es lout itb
d1t:
3u mas 8eiierm itno mir gebo'
rem!
l1no mas bic innere Stimme
ipri9t,
9as tduidt Die boffenoe Seele
nt6t. ... S6iller.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 18-(R-Salable
cattle 500; calves none; compared
Friday last week: market steady
but narrow on few loads choicec to
prime steers and yearlings; good
to average-choice offerings $3.50,
largely so lower, instances Is; COM
mon and medium grades steady to
Is off; top 1880, paid for both
yearlings and weighty steers; sew
eral loads 18.00-18.40; eastern de-
mand thin at and above 1890, how
ever, and excessive supply COM
parative shortfeds, such as gained
sharply last week, severely deflat-
ed after early rounds Monday:
bulk good and choice offerings IS
so 1900; common and medium
grades 10.50-14.00; all grades heif-
ers steady; top 1850; weighty grass
heifers to 1925, mostly 1900 down:
cows in excessive supply; only
strictly good range offerings steady
at 13.o0-1400; all others $3.50 lower
cutters and common beef COWS off
most; cutters closed at $50 down,
most Gamers 5.25-5.75; active but
uneven, steady trade on bulls,
weighty kinds very scarce; heavy
sausage offerings up to 11.85; few
light offerings under 900; weighty
fat bulls to 1880 and better; veal
ers generally steady at 1880 down
and little change in slaughter
calves at 1900, mostly 1900 down;
stock cattle staged Is advance on
most active trade Of season but
closed slow; dwindling western
grass receipts included choice 931
Id. feeders to 1885; yearlings to
14.1o, steer calves to 14.00, and
liberal supply good and choice
stockers at 12.75-14.OQ.
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NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Nov. 18-(P)-After
holding about steady on mill price
fixing, the cotton market turned
easy today as hedge selling. against
purchases of spot cotton increased.
The Commodity Credit corpora
ton in it's latest loan figures re-
vealed it has received a document
covering $1,000 bales of cotton.
Futures closed 10 cents a bale
lower to 10 cents higher.
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MARKET REGISTERS
GOOD REC0VERIES
Nv VICTOR EUBANK


NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-R-The
stock market today stepped out o.
it's worst week in more ian two
months by recording good recov'
cries for selected issues but with
manv pivotals continuing to hug
the minus zone.
Prices tumbled Monday and on
Tuesday suffered the widest decline
since early September, although no
outstanding piece of news was
blamed. Bearish investment serv-
ice advices inspired some offerings
and accounts were shelved else
where in preparation for the Sixth
War Loan drive and because many
customers believed tn averages
would be unable to penetrate the
7-year highs of last July. Recon-
version doubts, tax apprehension,
and the desire to await congress
sional shifts also tended to chill
the investment urge.
Trends steadied Wednesday and
liquidation waned during t h re-
mainder Of the week but definite
direction never was established.
The Associated Press so : stock
composite was down one full point
on the week and today was I'M
changed at 54.6. In the two hour
stretch 669 issues registered. OF
these. 266 were up against 403 low
er or unchanged. Dealings, around
the million-share level Monday and
Tuesday, tapered thereafter and to-
days volume of 1862, 22G shares COM
pared with 35S. o30 on the previous
Saturday.
On the upside today at 1914 peaks
were Loew's, ahead / "a on top
of the recent jump attributed to
talk of stock split-up and a gen.
erous December dividend, and
Pittsburgh Coal preferred, up one
on hopes of reorganization which
would take care of accumulated I'M
paid dividends.
Advancers included Allegha-
ny preferreds, United Aircraft,
Sears Roebuck, Goodrich, Kenne-
colt, N. Y. Central and General
Electric. Laggards were Santa Fe,
U. S. Steel, Douglas Aircraft, Wool
worth, Eastman Kodak, Du Pont,
Johns-Manville and Allied Chemi-
cal
Railway bonds improved. Major
commodities were losers on h e
week. At Chicago today wheat was
7-8 to l ID cents bushel higher.
Cotton was down 10 cents a bale
to up as much.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-LR-A scar
city of offerings, short covering and
commercial demand boosted grain
futures today and at the close all
quotations except those for barley
at highs for the session.
At Minneapolis and Kansas City
wheat futures marked up moderate
gains and there was little of the
cash grain for sale.
Commission houses with south
western cash connections We're buy.
ers in the wheat pit a n d trade
sources said apparently milling in
terests were removing hedges fol-
lowing additional sales of flour. The
trade in corn was not large but
sufficient commission house buying
developed to lift prices to new
high for the week.
At the close wheat was 7-8 to
1 IA higher than Yesterdays fin.
ish, December Sligo 7-8. Corn was
up II to l "a. December $1.09.
Oats We're 3-8 to 7-8 higher, De-
cember 81 3-3-12. Rye was l 1e
10 1 So higher, December $1.Oe
34-7-8. Barley was ga to 7-8 high
er, December $105 ga.
Trade sources reported that dis
tillers may continue to use some
rye in alcohol manufacture be.
cause it is selling at such a large
discount under wheat.
The oats and barley markets were
dull and the higher prices We're
largely result Of the trend of 9th.
'er grains.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON


NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18-(P)-
Very little price movement occur
red in cotton futures here today
and closing prices were steady, Is
cents a bale higher to 5 cents
lower.
Open High Low Close
Dec --2l.63 21.65 21.63 21.65 unch
Mich --21.79 21.79 21.77 21.79b off l
May --21.82 21.82 21.78 21.81 unch
Jly ---21.58 21.61 21.58 21.61 unch
Oct 1902 20.92 2091 20.92 up
A new process makes it possible
to obtain vitamin C from beet
pulp following sugar extraction.
|2-Don carriages, hobby horses, Holgate
educational toys-ail best quality at
Macmillan and Cameron's Toy Shop.
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CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Nov. IS. ,(R -
Potatoes, arrivals u, on track 174,
total U. S. shipments S05; supplies
rather light; for western stock de-
mand good. market firm; for best
quality northern stock demand i'm
proving, market steady; Idaho
Russet Burbanks, U. S. No. l,
So. 26-3 IS; Colorado Red McClures,
u. S. No. 1, 1924; Michigan Rus
set rurals, U. S. No. 1, $3.50; Min
nesota and North Dakota bliss tri-
umphs, commercials unwashed,
$2.35, washed ST. 50-260, U. S. No.
l washed, $2.84-296; cobblers, com.
mercials,f $2.3O-2.35.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals Will be received
by the Board of Managers of the
James Walker Memorial Hospital
at the office of The Board until 200
p. m. o'clock Thursday, November
80, 1914, for the erection and COM
pletion of a two story fireproof
Service Building, at which time
and place the bids will be publicly
opened and read. Separate pro-
posals must be presented for the
General Contract, the Heating and
the Plumbing contracts.
Plans and specifications are on
file at the office of the Board of
Managers of the Hospital, Will
mington, N. C. Copies of plans
and specifications may be obtained
upon written request to the Archi-
tect, accompanied by certified
check for $500 as deposit, all
of said deposit will be refunded
upon return of plans and specifica
tons to the Architect. Additional
copies of plans and specifications
may be had upon written request.
upon payment of $500 covering
cost of printing and postage, which
amount will not be returned. All
plans and specifications to be re-
turned on date of opening bids.
A bidders certified check for
500 of the amount of bid must ac-
company each bid, same being
made payable to Mr.. ]. c. Roe,
president, board of managers. The
check must be drawn on some
bank or trust company authorized
to do business in the State of North
Carolina. In lieu thereof the bid
der may offer as a bid deposit, a
certified check for geo plus a bid
Tor 80 of the bid. Said bid de-
post may at the discretion of the
Board be retained in event of fail
ure of the successful bidder to
execute the contract within 10-days
after the award or to give salts
factory surety as required.
General Contractors are notified
that "An Act to Regulate the Prac-
tice of General Contracting rati-
fled by the General Assembly of
North Carolina on March 10th.
1925, and a subsequently amend
ed, will be observed in receiving
bids and awarding general con-
tracts. \
Plumbing and heating contrac-
tors are notified that Public Laws
of 1881, Chapte- So, as amended by
Public Laws of 1888, Chapter 81.
will be observed in receiving bids
and awarding plumbing and heat
iEg contracts
In consideration OF. the Board re-
ceiving his bid, each bidder agrees
that no bid may be withdrawn af-
ter the scheduled closing time for
the receipt of bids, for a period of
30-days.
A performance bond will be re.
CURED in an amount equal to 1907
of the contract price, guaranteeing
the faithful performance of the
contract and payment to all per-
sons supplying labor and or fur
nishing materials for the construc.
ton of the project.
The Owners reserve the right to
reject any or all bids, or to accept
the lowest legal bid deemed best
in the interest of the Board. and
to waive informalities.
Board of Managers
James Walker Memorial Hospital
j. c. Roe, President
Wilmington, N. C..
Leslie N. Boney, Architect
Date Nov. IT. 1914.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-(R-Wheat
No. I red. 1.72 7-8 nom., No.
red Ill 7-8 nom.
Corn, No. 3 yellow, LOS; No.
yellow, IS; sample grade yellow
IS to 60.
Oats, sample grade mixed, 66;
%. l special red heavy, SO ~
Barley, mailing, 1.15-1.37 IL
nom; feed, 1896 nom.
Soy beans, No. 2 yellow, &c
nom.
Field seed per hundredweight
nominal; Timothy 6.25-650; Red
Clover, 31.50; Alsike, $3.50.
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Open High Low Last
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. 49, up -
Closing foreign exchange rates fol-
low Great Britain in dollars, 9TH
ers in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 10 1-8 per cent dis
count or 1887 IL U. S. cents, .O6
Ia of a cent higher.
Europe - Great Britain official
buying $4.02, selling $4.04.
Latin America-Argentina free
24.95 unchanged: Brazil free 5.25n;
Mexico 2O.65n. INFORMAL.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18.-(P)-
Spot cotton closed steady and I'm.
changed. Sales 1878. Low middling
1745; middling 2190; good mid
ding 21.6O. Receipts 10,051. Stock
271 $40.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-19
N. C. HOGS

RALEIGH, Nov. 10 - up -
(NCDA)-Rocky Mount hog mar
ket steady with top of 14.40. Rich
mon dand Clinton unquoted.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-19
N. C. EGGS, POULTRY

RALEIGH, Nov. 10. - P) -
(NCDA)-Egg and poultry mar
kets steady with light receipts.
U. S. Grade AA large Sc; hens, all
weights, Is.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-19
SPOT COTTON

CHARLOTTE, Nov. 10. - P -
Spot cotton 21.35.
2-Doll carriages, hobby horses, Holgatc
educational toys-all best quality at
Macmillan and Cameron's Toy Shop.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-11-19

The Japanese variety of pepper
mint has much higher menthoI
content and less fragrant odo1
than native American peppermint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
q WISHING WELL q
Registered u. S. Paten. Ofiee.

ERE pleasant little game give you a
day 1t numerical puzzle designed to spell out
fortune Count the letters hrt II the number
subtract II the number less than g.
add number. Start at the upper left
check OF key
numbers lett right Then read the the letters under
the checked agures give you O.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

people, Richard became Detroit Tunes
e1rrcr year ago with 4l customer, IN
Arteq1n and Warwick avenues. Since
then, he has succeeded so well with be-,
first business venture that he now ha,
50 subscribers, earns tll week and ha,
won many Time, awards for has sales
accomplishment, including several sVeater,,
War Bond and $40 in War Stamps.
Wrlen,ky, ninth grade student at
Mackenzie High school where Laun and
algebra arc his fayorite subjects IS IA.
lives al 78t Grandville lie has never
missed a day OF carrying his route nor
ever had service complaint. lie plays
the drums. is member of his branch
team in The Detroit Times Carrier Soft
Bail League ard IS a second class Boy
Seou, and patrol leader OF his troop.
Dicks ambition is to be an engineer
He plan, to attend college at the UNI
ver,ty of Detroit, Hi, hobby IS building
model planes Hi, fl,oute comes.
popeye and Donald Duck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Echanee Gives Ruling

NEW YORK, Aug. THE New
York Stock Exchange has ruled
that the National Container Corp
common be not quoted eX -
the dividend of one share for
each share Neld until Tuesday
Sept l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Pittsburgh Steel
Output Steady

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 7-Steel
ingot production in this district
was scheduled to start today at
92l2 per cent. unchanged from
last weeks rate. A month ago
the rate was SO per cent, and year
ago 90 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07

a dish, Ah-h-h, that de-e-licious
second helping flavor. Try lots
Of milk, fruit. and Wheaties.
Breakfast of Champions" Soon!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-07
Your Carrier
LEARNING WHILE EARNING
introducing Bm) Detroit Times
NnSbbor6ood Carrier BOYS
BY i'm SLOWER
Richard
WrZensky

So thar he could
earn m o n { V and
h an d e accounts
an d because he
wanted the expert
tnCc oi meeting
and dealing v ~ IL
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