davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

must, As in all other shots, be
swung back and up inside the line
of flight. That straight left arm
gives you the same body stretch
and body pivot that seH gel With
long iron and wood shots,
The hip pivot Is much less lhan
with woods, but tho shoulders
make the usual fuff pivot so tilar
al the top Of the backswlng YOU
are looking over your shoulder
down al the ball And you make
abou, three-quartcr swing with
your IRON.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
As Buy Pitcher
TOR Tuesday

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 4 Up
The Philadelphia Athletics to-
day announced the purchase Of
lefthsnder Wendell MoSScr from
the Portland club Of the Pacific
Coast League for an undIsclo>ed
amount OF cash and three unlden-
tlfied players.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
la Rance Takes On
Buresh al FairyieW

a pair Of mat rough boys.
SPEEDY LaRance from Montreal
and Stanley Burcsh, the Austria
Ian, will Try 10 make life miSgr-
able for LOUIS Klein and Red
Vagonne in the four man mat
Scramble-Australian tag bout
al Mack Park tonight.
All three bouts are ono-hour
time limit affairs, Alex KasaboSki
meeting Bert Ruby and Pete
kazenko facing Eddie Bad Man"
Lewis i'm the others.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
AIrnNn GAMI
rmCAGn

To'ak 80 2 - . TnfS - q - ID
sBsttsd for SrEs.E IN ninth
bBstisd fCT Grove In second
ChicsE0 900 600 oIo-s
Detroit $40 600 O1R-s
Runs-M1sss Cuftuehi ?, AppunE Isker.
Cflmer, GrecnbesE swift Tubin Errors
Hoover. SsN' Runs batted in-ilocKrtt.
Appling, Ssgtl 2 fresh York OUTLAW
Crsmer. T0bin TNo-bsse hits-NJs-s NAKel,
OUTLAW. Three-bsss hit-HOover Home run
Tobin. Stolen basSs-Bskfr SChsik Sacrifice
hih--Schsk. Reynolds Double piay-Asyo 20
Hoover tu YORK Svift unaSviStedl Left on
haSes-CEiCeF1 Detroit Bases on balls
or Grove 3 or Benton or Tpbin .
Struck out-By Dietrich ] by Tobin 5 Hi's-
or Grove IN inning, on Dietrich 7 IN 2
innings. or Benton In a inning ~ Tooin
4 ln So innings Hit by pitCher-By Tobin
fHockettl Passed hsll-SRift winning pitcher
-TOhin Losing Titchsr-Dietrich UmpireS--
PipRras Rommel and Grove Time of game
OF Attendanct--al.lS1 InAld
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
National Tennis
Champions

FOREST HILLS ~ Y. sept rrP -
Champions crOwnsd ~ The Afth national
amateur tennis c.lampi01shipS
Mems singies-sgt. FisEs Parker Los kn-
rrtcy *,
Women yngIes-fIs. Sarah Ptlfrsy Cooke.
Los Angeles
Mems doubles-tt Gardner Munoy Nor.
rolk Va. ana william Talbert, Wilmington
Del
Women's doubes-Louise Brough Beverly
HilS. Cal. and Margaret Osborne. san Fran
cisco, tEIt
Mixed dOubles- Margaret Osborne San Frsn-
cisco, and William Islbcu. Wilmington.
Del fxI.
IrI Defending chsmp!ops
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

Ma jor - a st
: . a 5 o n, h a 5
signed 10 bowl
with Ernie Cot
tor'S Schroeder
club
+ h Q veteran
Br Q c X ! Q s,
dropped d by
r & r in favor
Of Bill kenet.
or m erly Of
Stroh. IS eX-
pected 10 make
I he Schroeder
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
Breck|es Joins
New Pin Team

Fred Breckles, who helped
Louis Sielaffs + e. 3 team 10
win all three major league titles
Detroit Times All-Star Classic.
Greater Detroit and Michigan
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
Brown Winner

WEST SPRlNGFIELD- Mass.
Sept rUPD - George lDusty)
Brown. l35. of Philadelphia. de-
Cl>ioncd Joe Prone. l2S. Of Cleve-
land o., IN their 1O-round feature
bout
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

stays tn close to
the body and
there is very
little action In
the knee.
You make a
short iron swing
very upright and
the club head
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
BETTER GOLF
Hip Pivot Less
BY SAM SNEAD

Coils Great TEACHER and Player
In the pitch and stop shot, as
discussed yesterday. you delay the
cooking action of the wrists un-
til the hands are hip high. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
Probable Pitchers
oErEoTAeh hzYlMGs
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AAERIdAN IEAGtT
pE1Foir TROUT 1913 o. Nee You
BonhLr s-iol.
Only Eams srrefl
NATIOSAL tIAGII
r,,soufIh tGablcs IA ~ 49, L0ut
tHrechssn i0-1f.
Only Eamt arn 8 LED
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
{ & B Bowls Match

Lou Selaff's F. e. r bowling
team will meet the New Center
All-StarS In a practice match at
Red Mill tonight at $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

weather. CLOUDY track. Test
Post 4 3 m Detroit time
Second PAre-Y8nkce Notions
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

weather el,,r ,r.cs 'su

weather. clear track fast
Post y. m Detroit time
second RAcr-Dry Goods. silver Plate,
Cousin Nan, Wtpan Count Daunt ClobsI
Third Rsce-Elyius. Senator & Max
. Sullican. Midnight OIL. Eastcnisn, DID
he
Fourth RsCe--Fehridge. Boomtopn Cal,
FliFht Deck Home Run.
Fifth Race Fieidfare
SiIth Race-Hsnrptic Coplio
seventh Rsce-Cslumnh ace S'sf Back
AttAck. Chsnce Morn, Eilos Yshnob
EiEhtn RaCe--Portsge TTsu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
Second Title
For Parker

FOREST HILLS. n. Y. Sept. 4
tUP) - The tennis gods who
frowned so long on Sgt. frankie
Parker were laughing out loud
lay at the way in which they
ALLY stacked the deck in favor
Of the oft.thwarted golden boy.
For II weary years they gave
the business TO the rag-tag kid
from Milwaukee with the fiawlcss
backhand, Then, on his thirteenth
try, they gave him the National
Amateur Tennis championships in
1874. And yesterday. on the
famed center court he had trod
% often, they provided a Grip
pied opponent who made Parkers
defensive one that was ridiculous
by its ease.
ON HIS SIDE
II was one of those breaks
which always before had gone
against the quiet kid with the
golden tan. This time the gods
were on his side and he romped
through Billy Talbert OF Whining
ton, Del. who was shackled by a
torn knee ligament. l4-l2, 6-l. o.
Parker. after his l0,0O0-mile
Journey home from Guam 10 de-
fend the crown, was no more than
an even choice against the hard
hitting Talbert who had made a
sweep OF the summer tourna-
mentS and barely lost 10 frankie
in last years finals. Then, in the
semihnals. Talbert pulled p liga-
ment in his left knee as he de-
feated Francisco (Pancho) Sc
gura, the two-fisted threat from
Ecuador.
With both legs good, TalDert
would have had trouble defeating
the sunburned sergeant " n o
played such greats as Don Bud2e
and Bobby Riggs 10 standstill
down in the steaming islands of
the south Pacific. But handicapped
although he still had fair mo-
bility-he wasn't IN n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
Scratches
LARDTN NTATL


weather clear IAtE q
Post . 30 p. m Detroit urs
Firu Rsce-FsrmsTs Girl. Einrs Mount,
Gradea BLACK kniEht
rrird Rsce-Double Lock. Lombeok Cssn
Reward
Sixth Rsce-Ari Brown
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE--Eoyirs and apprentice uoers
- 200. claiming, 5-''ai-o.d' ana up i4i-
Knsmsccn BY
sullivan NN 4N -N
FIFills Vsu fNIr'rI 90 go
ksb0 Lea DHsf'Niat 81 90
Get Good Bsss TO Bae. REC @e-dos End
Tirpiafr also rau
,tcoND RAor - 81 500 combination
purse maiden l..csr.o.dt flrIurEs.
Eucalyrtus i~miiaI q 40 3 so e. 30
BayouCt KCipsr a 40 3 90
%Ray tFssnu'C 10
o-Jsnes Keaalr ease' comet t-vas.
Touch s-Chares Henms. s.p.Gr crate. RoFdy
Tcd and Grand F.s.n si.. isu
BoWsr stable entry
bM r stable and o. pr.k entry
THIRD RACE-si 500. r.s.mur 7-year-
e.ds and pp. o fllolgs
Thru Train 'Es-fVickI 20 80
Thiagit tciagsett g. 90
B-ieht Trace Polar I've. Pmus p and
MODE e also
.rouRIH Rtcr--s- ooo. claiming 7-yeas-
oldE. fur.HuEs
Bmshsood Boy
Rlacf Fsr,ssy ,a~su- 500 a0
Lirhtioot Lsay Ha0aes. go
Ans,,1 viri.s us-s., vseas H.s-r. In
come Tax. Aiusm sE1 sons Twinkle also
rFTn RAcr-,z ono. calming. a.yesr-
Henry EnEht .Ea.rut' ? 20 - so
Cbrrrko 'TlIs 30
Time u Us
velvet Heels rrfHefe Uao@f-s annie
Rocia A.Wsfs FHirL Tlrlsbr-L and 'Na-
dine Loria also rsr
srxIH Rtc,-t:. 800 allowance, 7-yssr-
,as 10 u"tt
Ipernilhrct 90 30 40
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

MT. ELLIOTT REC. '''G ~ ~; i.ssss ss5'O''
opsn Ail.ys TODAY An. Until $50 A. N.
Visit Our Cocktail Lounge. u Beautiful Lans,.
NEW FAIRVIEW sa' 81 H1tiG.s 'tsG slftsSsSs IJ s1s;
Opening, for Afternoon and Ey.nins L.souss.
oOen so~iins oaily From . A. N. Until closiOs.
OLYMPIC REC. sstt Osa sAskisG ~ eP Pt s'xss s.ssss
HOME OF GREATER DETROIT ALL.srAR,
Alleys. Open Bowling DAILY. RsthssslIer.
ORIENT REC, t'swooO oCS. :, 'H'tApttps.a ~,
Open Bowling at All Times!
pLILcr.rIY 4s4s wIsI VERNON. s.sr
7 fAlAvC-uih LANSING. IA ssOs
CSis sOwIss iaOa ;cSSs soCs on s'''O;'iIst OsiIs
PALACE REC. ss7' .H.. ssAr,oI; l,,.,, pt s.s,,
open Bowling TO-DAY From 10 An. Unfu
clOsins Free Partins. Restaurant. Cocktail LOunst
PALACE -SCHOENHERR sSa5'0T sSsD' . A ,i~,ss s!ss
ASK ABOUT PAUL MoBLtY's SELF.
INSTRUCTOR IN EVERY ESTABLISHMENT
PALM BEACH s.stsEOts. ssiS s'T'Hfj Su ";.s ;.s,,s
op.u Bowling TO-DAY. 10 A. NJ Unui CLOSING.
openinss for Afternoon and Midnight leagues
PALMER PARK wooow1sU ss.1t SG.H ssS jcSs sst,:'s
70 s-2292 a. eruns~ies Alleys for op,s
so-iins Daily. Free Psrslns Cocktail Lounge
pI LVnlIlu Ssi7 los. cAnPAU. MA tS4s
ILHluIum 20 sTREAMLIsG0 ALLEYS
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAlNB0W IO2'' eRATloI AVE, s {" MARCUS
Open Bowling OF All Times!
REDfORD ReC.lss ls''s SlStYs cFAs0 awe e avs s.s.
Open eo.linS at All HoUr,! Isdi,s' Ewalru
league' ho~ FORMING. Fsu hsns op.nine, lett
blVEpSlnr 9l25 EAST jtFFGRsos. a.
sIilI OPENING FoR ia.TEAn LEAGUE
MONDAY At SIS p. ~. Open Alsn osily
RIVIERA REC. 10 s1 $50 ssA"0 !ISecOtS5 sIstc ty5
CHOICE DAYTIME AND MIpnIGHr Ithsut
OPENINGS Aat sTILL AVAILABLE
SOUTHEASTERN ST. ''Ar W. esastsvO" -.
" NEWLY mooERsizGo LANES. oprs
BOWLING DAILY. NOON UNTIL CLOSING
STATE FAIR .,sSc S,.,. wpoDwaso 100 s,. 70 ,..
oPEs BOWLING DAILY AT All TisEs
TWENTY GRAND u 'itT ItLtTs ~ w. T1'.ts ~ ..sso,
~ p. ". At DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
VOGUE REC. f1U,ssf g Iss Is. " '''":g'si 81 ! !.
Open Boxing a. All Timesl
WUHMS SINCE 1888 200 ~ 'T.I''r .sI,
oPtS BowLIs6 HERE TODAY UsriLsP
coestsn Lounge orsan Nu',s ETssllsst F.sa.
ESTABLISHMENTS
LUCKY STRIKE ~, ~. fs1so $40 aye ~ ~ ~
oPIN BowItHe DAILY rROa 10 An on
% BRUNSWICK lAsEs BAR
lREcTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

ALCOnA REC. ,, sSTtys ssG' s''H'sA" 4 4Vsi s.,
Open Bowling at All Times!
ARGYLE REC. esSsO 's,'5 sNsIslA~S ssIs No ~ ,sss
Openings In Ladies Tues. WED. Afternoon Leagues
Open Alleys Sat. AL DAY SUN. u Noon On.
BEACON REC. y = stt9Ss StTSU"' "N,tssc u s'scsc
Openings for Team, In Thursday. So. N. And
Sunday 10 a. N. Leagues s75 to 800 Average
CADILLAC 20 s'2 .r.,. ..sT fossstss fssI.. IS ,,s
OPEN BOWLING AT AL TIMES
Few Choice League RsssrVations stu Available
CASINO -" "S,s.cOotr0, ''' ca Sssa.
Choice League Openings Left
CHENE. .IROMBlY $3.50 3. GsssT s.s.,., Z. .... s'''
oPss sowIIsG At ALL rlsSsi
CLUB REC. 1926 t.t:a:a.sP sSSosSsp s.st, Is ,'''0
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL IImEsi
Fev Choice League Reservations Stili Available
CREST LANES 'rtGS srtSSs. 10 20 asss. S.'"
HoME or THE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT Our STAGE Bar. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
InINpY lIs2s .wsITTIER, f" KELLY ROAD
Open Bowling TODAY UutL p. ~, After IT,
Home OF the famous s'sst.o'.Chiesso.
f0RT-BlYD. REC. ". w." o. stSo. IA ssii
Morning. Afternoon ard Midnight League
opsninss Available. Forming as House league
GARFIELD "1R cs[st. .,I, 90 90 tlhtrs 49,
oPEs BOWLING AT AL TlnEsi
GLENEAGLES REC. tissussr. iais t'st'"Sts 70 ,:ss st
opsninV' 10 ladies Tues. and Ihurs Afternoon
Leagues. opsn Alley, sst.sun All Day. Psrsino
GRAND RIVER-lIVERNOIS '''' s6 g. .ssG s5'tS
oPEs BOWLING AT AL TIMES! NEW
RIcohDiIlosGo ALLEYS. VISIT QUA BAR.
GRANDWAY REC. 1895 9. SF4s9 ,..9,O S'Sta
Lounge. SIX De LUXE BRAND NEW LANES
HARPER REC. sEssToEs. nTSn'" N''T iv sss sos,
opsn BouIins TODAY Until p. ~, After &C.
20 Alleys, Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
IMPERIAL REC. stsIsaS sItiSs "OTO'S ss sl9s s,ss
All DAY SAT. a SUN ISoELLGsT 1000.
LOG CABIN 20 4IttSs' 70 s.,iSo
norninu. Afternoon and Midnight Isssu,
opsninsi I,r ladies orahnilirg ior TSesosy
Il0WE'S REC q % soTtins ,..ss3ftss
r Cemplstsy NoosruEed. Cocktail LounoA
1925 East Jsssrton. At EAs,laua NJ sSi2
MIlLETT'S REC. "'' 'T9"sSsh 'I. s.ssi, H''
NEW NONE OF WAYNE sPAUIpIse's
BOWLING scHool. PRIVATE LESSONS DAILY
NON.ASSOCIATlOh
". P AUDITORIUM 3 8 .tts9s ttsys'f 80 sysi :..si.
Open Bowling Today All Day!
CONSULT THIS o
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05
NON.ASSOClAHOI

ITnpIlln % LABEttE AVE.
lIUnlUM IS AlltVS 70 s.ss2a
Bowling Today All Day!
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-05

clpCIcI 4472 cHENE. 20 ALLEYS.
UHnT IElU w sti6. Of e7i0.
BOWL DlHEl DANCE MERE oAiLIll
OPEN BOWLING Al ALL TIMESi
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22
Minute Test Answers

L.. BY law Congress must ASSEMBLE
at least once Il year.
>. The Chicago p~osto1fice build
Ing.
3 Yes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 1O.-A Late set
back in grain futures prices wiped
out virtually all but fractional gains
today of advances that had ranged
as high as around two cents at
times in rye.
Trading was quiet but there was
sufficient early demand for oats
as a substitute feed grain for corn
to carry the nearby deliveries sub
stantially upward before offerings
stopped.
The continued Light corn offer
.ngs, traders said, has sent some
buyers to oats for a supplemental
livestock feed. Reports from the
southwest said dry weather there
has reduced carrying capacity of
pasture lands somewhat.
Wheat closed unchanged to "
higher than Saturdays final, De-
cember Sl.8072; corn unchanged at
$1.1812 ceilings; oats unchanged to
"a higher, December 1915; rye I'M
changed to 13s higher, December
1885; barley unchanged to X
higher, December 81. 2212.
Directors of the board of trade
announced that, effective today, no
new commitments may be made on
December wheat, corn or barley
contracts except by traders who
have contract grades in position to
deliver and that any trading in De-
celnber deliveries OF these grains
may be for liquidation purposes
only.
AS a result of the ruling dealings
were shifted rather extensively to
ne May delivery.
Open commitments in the grains
at the close of business on Friday
were listed as 5,741, 900 bushels Of
wheat, SAP, 900 bushels of corn
and 381, 10000 bushels of barley.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. TO- F) A
late covering movement rallied
cotton futures to IS cents a bale
today as the buying met only limit
ed offerings.
Much OF the limited trading con-
sisted of switching from near to
later months which was partly at
tributed to evening-up operations
prior to the year-end. Some stimu-
lus was lent by the better export
prospects.
France was believed to be ac-
cepting further trade offers of cot
ton for April shipments following
purchases of an estimated 10000
Bales by that country during the
past two weeks.
Traders anticipated considerable
export inquiry when the British
loan has been ratified and the short
term Foreign credit program in
cotton gets under way.
Futures closed S to IS cents a
bale higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
Stock Market Quotations
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS
RAILS TAKE LEAD
ON BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. 1o-(P)-It was
railroad market again today in
bond trading.
A relatively large group of car
rier loans moved up fractions to
a point and in some cases more
as other major groups idled in a
narrow range with activity too
light to establish a trend. Sales of
81, 100000 compared with $1,000, 900
last Friday.
St. Paul bonds were lively on the
advancing side with the 4 LIS,
trading on when issued basis, a
leader with gains Of ID points at
SO "a. Loans of the Rock Island
firmed as did those of International
Great Northern, Florida East Coast,
Katy, Morris and Essex and New
York Central. Issues of the Missouri
Pacific, Rio Grande Western and
New Haven were less prosperous.
Utilities made the best showing
among higher priced bonds. Ameri-
can Telephone IS got back to above
$50, up 2 ID points after the fall
last week. Commonwealth Edison
3 LIS and Consolidated Edison
3 LIS were among others ending
higher. U. S. governments were
mostly inactive. Brazilian loans
steadied in the quiet foreign list.
The expected large-scale offer.
ings OF new securities, now that the
Victory Loan is over, got under
way with the sale of $1,000, 900
Pacific Telephone 2 GAS to a group
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. on
bid OF 1925.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Dec. 10-R- The hog
market climbed upward today as
the $4,000 salables failed to meet
trade requirements. Almost all
grades of barrows and gifts seal
ing 100 pounds and up brought the
$1485 ceiling.
In the cattle pen, fed steers and
yearlings met a steady trade with
other killing classes ranging from
steady to strong.
Lambs were mostly steady with
yearlings off Is cents and slaughter
ewes selling at firm prices.
Salable receipts included 1900
cattle and 5000 sheep. Ten thous-
and more sheep went direct to kill
ers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
Selected Steels Lead
Broad Market Upsvi1g

bined with the persistent pressure
of idle funds for speculation or In
vestment. Again provided bullisE
inspiration. Many customers trim
med commitments on the idea the
lengthy drive had weakened the
technical position Of the list.
At highs for the move were U. s.
Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Packard,
studebaker, Allied Chemical, R-K'
O, Panhandle Producing and Pa
cific Mills, the last named spurred
to a 4 IA jump by 2-for-1 split-up
proposal.
Ahead were. Republic Steel,
American Telephone, Texas Co..
Radio Corp, Standard Gas 81 pre-
ferred, United Corp, Consolidated
Edison, Philip Morris, 1nterna-
tional Harvester, General Electric
and Dow Chemical. Emerson
Electric was up 2.
Bethlehem Steel ended off 1-8,
an exception in this group. East
ern Air Lines lost IA and Glenn
Martln SO. Lesser caSuallleS
were General Motors, Chrysler, U
S. Rubber, Goodrich, Santa F'e,
Southern Pacific, Great Northern,
LoeW's and Johns-Manville.
Railway bonds improved in
spots. At Chicago wheat, oats and
rye were unchanged to up IA, 3-4
and l 3-8 cents bushel, respec-
lively. Cotton was 5 to IS cents a
bale higher.
Lifted in the Curb were Ameri-
can Gas, E. W. Bliss, U. S. Foil
3D." Dayton Rubber, Mead john
son, Pantepec and Technicolor.
Turnover here was 1,110,000 shares
versus 100000 in the preceding
full session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Dec 10-(P)-There
was small sales in print cloths and
other constructions for quick deliv-
cry in the cotton textile market to-
day. Mills were practically sold-up
for the balance of the month. Allo-
cations Of first quarter goods were
not expected until after trade meet
ings this week at Washington
where requirements for the low
cost apparel program during that
period will be discussed.
There was an insistent demand
for Woolens and worsteds but very
little business was conSumnated.
Business was dull in rayons where
Washington developments to ease
the rayon Innings shortage was still
awaited.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, Dec. 10-(P)-USDA
arrivals 212, on track
257, total U. S. shipments Friday
1877; Saturday 902, and Sunday 81.
Supplies moderate. Demand slow.
market dull. Idaho russell burbanks
U. S. No. /, $3.10-3.20; Colorado
red McClures, U. S. Nc. l, $685.
$3.50; Nebraska bliss triumphs U.
S. No. l, $3.50; Minnesota and North
Dakota cobblers, commercial s2.o5.
$2.l5; U. S. No. l, washed S.. 25.
bliss triumphs U. S. No. l, washed
$3.50; Wisconsin chippewas fair
quality $2.O5; russell rurals COM
mercial $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 10. IN
-USDA- Hogs ITO. Market at
ceiling 1870 (flaU on good and
cholce barroWs and gifts l2o-33O
lbs: up 13.4O; weights over 500 lbs
1890. Good stays 1910.
Cattle light run. Choice steers
lo.oo-l625; good 15.50-l6.OO; me-
dunn 11.O0-12.50; common 800
1000. Good beef type COWS 900
1000; good dairy type 8.OO-8.5O;
medium 7.00-7.50; common 500
900; shelly kinds lower. Good beef
type heifers 12.OO-13.5O; medium
o'oo-9.0O; common 600-7.OO. Good
butcher bulls lO.OO-1O.5O; medium
o.00-9.50; light common grades g..
oO-7.50. Choice calves strong 49,
90; good 14.O0-14.5O; medium HOO
l2.0O; common 100000. Good to
choice lambs 14.0O-1l.50. Good
sheep 5.O0-7.0O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
WASHINGTON POULTRY

WESTINGHOUSE. S. grade A
large, So; broilers. and fryers two
lbs. and under 80, few higher; IL
to lbs. 30. Live turkeys somewhat
stronger in anticipation of ap-
preaching holidays. Hens and light
toms 38, heavy toms 30 to IS. Dress
ed turkeys: market steady to firm.
Hens A. light toms up to l8 pounds
"A; heavier toms Is to % pounds AZ
cents, over % pounds 40 cents.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-11
CHICAGO DIARY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Dec. 10-Rj-USDA)
The butter market was firm to-
day and unchanged at OPA cell
ing prices: AA -(93 score). At; A
(92 score) As IL; B go score)
&c IA.
Eggs were firm; prices unchang
ed; large No. l and No. 2 extras
Sill; No. and No. extras 48-48
IL; medium extras 1916; stan
dards 44-45.9; current receipts
45.9; dirties IS 1927 IL; and Checks
1886.
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RALEIGH POULTRY

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 10. NJ
(NCDA)-Poultry and egg markets
steady to firm.
RALEIGH-U. S. grade AA, extra
large, SO; hens, 25.3. Young hens
and toms steady at "a to Sc.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Dec. 10-(P)-Closing
foreign exchange rates follow
Great Britain in dollars, others
in cents)
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 9 3-l6 per cent discount
or 90.8l IA us. cents, unchanged.
Europe: Great Britain $4.03 IL,
unchanged.
Latin America: Argentina free
z4.16, up .01 of cent; Brazil free
5.25; Mexico 2O65.
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Farmland F. and R $4,000 1874 u
CHARLOTTE SPOTS
CHARLOTTE, Dec. 10. -(RA
Spot cotton 24.60.
N. C. HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 10. m
NCDA)-Hog markets active and
steady with tops of 14.55 at Clinton
and Rocky Mount and 1890 at Rich
mond.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-(P)-
Spot cotton closed steady, unchang-
ed. Sales 2,674; low middling 1870;
mlddling 24.20; good middling a.
so, receipts 1854, stock 1928.
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Finnish families indulge in
elaborate baths on Christmas Eve
IN special Groom huts. One room
Is 1or steam, one for rubbing the
third is dressing.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 10.-P)-
Cotton futures closing prices were
steady, Is to 40 cents a bale high
| er.
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STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Dec. TO- (P -
Sales, closing price and net change
of the fifteen most active stocks
today.
United Corp 81 ZOO AZ up ".
Packard Mot 800 IL up ".
Nat Pow and 1t "a, 100 1O7s up y.
Comwlth and Sou 32,4O0 3M no.
Std G and E 81 Pr 81, 900 321s up
"a.
Farmland p and R 80, 900 1874 up
Y.
Canad Pac 28,ooo 10 no.
Radio 26,60O 1915 up "A.
Emerson Ell M 24,80O 20 up 2.
Sou Am G and P $4,000 61s up u.
Hupp Mot 81, 500 93s up IS.
Graham Paige 10000 111s up Is.
Allegheny $4,000 up Is.
RadioKeith o 17,700 10 no.
Phil and Rdg G and l 1920 1915
up rs.
Socony-Van 1900 1885 up v.
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DAIRY PRnnI1CTS

; CHICAGO, Dec. 1o-(R- Butter
J firm; receipts 307,780. Eggs re-
, ceipts 1889; firm
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FOREIGN BONDS

U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
us so 1o1.18 up L
Is 1852 June ln44
|2As 1886 1O4.3O up s
2Rs 1857 1OO.26
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NEW YORK, Dec. 10-P)- The
Stock Market made another Is
year average peak today with the
aid of selected steels and indus
trial specialists although numer'
GUS leaders were thrown for losses
by profit cashing.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up L of point at
I'll, a top since April 10, 1881. The
industrials advanced q to 102, best
mark since April 16, 1880, while the
utilities added 3 at SIS highest
since Feb. 4, 1897 The market was
relatively broad, 957 issues regis
tering. OF these, $50 rose, 343 fell
and 154 were unchanged.
Forward tendencies prevailed at
the start in lively dealings. Ex-
IRENE upturns running to 2 or more
points were reduced or cancelled
in numerous instances at the close
as activity tapered. Rails and
rubbers backed away in the final
hour. Some aviations skidded.
Transfers of 2,15o,000 shares COM
pared with 2,O50,000 Friday.
Talk of boosted ceilings aided the
metals. Hopes for labor peace by
the first of the year, despite the
General Motors stalemate, COM