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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
FDR Memorial
Voted by UAW

A public memorial TO President
Roosevelt in Detroit has been
voted by the UAW-CIO, with an
initial contribution of $4,000 for
the project from the international
union.
The Detroit memorial will be
building for some socially impor-
tant union project, JAW spokes-
men SAID, while locals outside the
city have been asked to purchase
and donate To hospitals the ma
chine recently developed by the
Splcer unit of Local II, Toledo, for
the treatment of infantile paraly-
SIS. Type of building to be con-
structed here has not been def
nitely decided.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
& eONrNiUNlQUES sy Bos HOP

V1ERE IN the midst Of sorting things for the
clothing drive this week. OF course, IN my
case it's fairly smpe Shall keep The suit
or the bb-ovcrallS2
The drive out here Is said to have turned up
a coat and pait q pants that matched Toutist.
no doubt IS little difficult for me My
brother is the same size as l am and every time
Id throw something toward the clothes pile he d
fash in. intercept and head for his car.
We opened one closet and Fibber McGee and
Molly fell out And ts surprising how things
accumulate Still have the top OF womans
old stocking that | wore my paper route.
And my Hanl> tweed 80. III never forget
that uay at the race track when ! caught thi>
fellows hand ln my pocket and he insisted he
was Harris We vent up IN the attic and found
"a lot OF old clothes l not only found old clothes
-. found two relatives from Cleveland huddled
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25
Super-Carrier Is Ready

NEW YORK. April "a uNS)-
The USS Coral Sea, second in a
class of 45,O00-ton super aircraft
carriers. will be launched at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard Sunday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25

Prices Subject TO go Sales Tax
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-25

around a camp iire
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15
Water Turned A Barren Desert Into A Land
internationally Famous For Production OF Food

trict This water, in combination with the
deep layer of top soil and the semi-tropical
climate produces tremendously rich winter
crops of vegetables and a variety of crops
throughout the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15
Water Produces These Values
On Major Imperial Valley Crops

Lettuce - $1O 900 Carrots $3 7O7, ,028
Flax -.......-.. 8,O88 300 Mixed Veg. 1,427,160
Cantaloupes 80 6,985,3OO Dairy Cattle - 1,1O9,25O
Alfalfa .......... 5,97O,6OO Honeydews 1O73,875
Cattle ........ 5,6445OO Cabbage ..... LOSS, All
principal
TOTAL 1943 CROP VALUE $5S544,562.OO
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15

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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-15

Silt of the Colorado delta deposited to a
known depth Of 1000 feet, is fed by 100000
acre feet of water annually through 5000
miles of canals and drains and $4,000 canal
structures of the Imperial Irrigation Dis
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Food For Conversation
BY CLEMENTTNE PADDLEFORD

structure of the food or discolora-
ton which so frequently occurs when
frozen foods are defrosted at room
temperature.
For example, 30-pound carton
of fruit solidly frozen (Which nor
mally requires 20 hours to defrosD
can be thawed in Is minutes by the
new process. A likely technique for
commercial food plants will be to
place cartons or barrels of the frozen
products on conveyor belts to pass
through broadcast" ovens at con-
trolled speed. A small device similar
to an electric toaster is in the offing
for defrosting packaged frozen foods
in the home.
DEHYDRATED potato slices, each
containing sproutable eye. are be-
ing shipped as seed at saving of
almost 80 per cent of the original
weight. Thirty eyed" chips supply
enough seed for potato row 80 feet
long.
EAT CHEESE and crackers and have
your candy. too. A novelty line of
hard candy features the combina-
ton as one of its f1avors. Other un-
usuals are coffee. and doughnuts.
mincemeat, ginger ale. And best
sellers these are, in some 600 stores
in 48 states.
Lunch wagon is the new pack in
the line, offering cheese e-and-nut-
sandwich filled candy; one tasting
exactly like chocolate fudge cake;
one is an orange -pekoe tea favor.
tanged with lemon. And there is. of
course, a mint favored niblet for
the luncheon's ending.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

I. OVER TOKYO Why is high
altitude flying over Japan so diff
cult?
Because the highest winds in the
world are found over Tokyo. At
$4,000 feet, or more, the winds run
175 to 200 miles an hour.
L. M. X, SeGrsdale. N. Y.
z. MERCY FORCE :. What is the
Mercy Task Force?
The U. S. Navy Nurse Corps.
.. WINDOW SCREENS :. What Gd-
pantags wiR postwar nylon Windoso
screens h0ss7
They will transmit 95 per cent
of the light instead of only 70 per
cent as metal screens do.
E. B., Chicago, III.
4. BRASS HATS HoW many
generals do zoe not0 hare in our Army2
1853. There are four five-star,
IL four-star, "a three-star, 402 two
star and 1.052 one-star generals.
W. G. c., Biloxi. Miss.
8. EX-rIRST LADIES Who are
the six SURVIVING widows Of U. S.
bresidents2
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Mrs.
Thomas ]. Preston (the former Mrs.
Grover Cleveland). Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Mrs. Woodrow Wilson.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

CPEEDwAY with beets is to peel
~ the raw beets, slice, shred or
dice them and into a saucepan or
skillet with just enough water to
cover. Cook 10 minutes and meet
beets at their best - better tex
ture, better favor, JOY to the epi-
cure.
And don't worry about wasting
their precious life blood. There is
just enough of the liquid left, with
margarine added, to make rich
sauce.
THE BEST PLACE to store eggs is
in the hydrator of the refrigerator.
The still. dampish air guards them
against excessive loss of moisture,
according to studies conducted by
the Department of Agriculture at
Logan, Utah.
FROZEN FOODS can be almost in
stantly thawed by newly devel-
oped electronic device which can
''broadcast" a beam of dielectric
heat through a solid block of frozen
food in much the same manner that
a radio station transmits sound. De-
frosting is achieved so rapidly there
is no chemical break down in the
Evening star., 1945-07-08
CONDUCTED ~ II n

NOTE: We will pay So in War Savings
Stamps for each question and answer
accepted for use in this column. Proof
must accompany the answer. Address: Tom
Henry, THIS WEEK. 2400 Graybar
Bldg, 420 Lexington Ave. New York II.
N. Y. Unaccepted contributions cannot
be acknowledged or returned.
Tw-7-s-45
Evening star., 1945-07-08
q &u,z 'rM

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge and Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt. Each re-
ceives a 5000 yearly pension.
6. PAID TOO HdUcH1 What
should you do if your landlord, grocer
or butcher charges more Than the cell
ing price?
Ask him about it first. If he won't
refund his illegal profit, 60 to your
local War Price and Rationing
Board.
J. j.. Washington. d. c.
7. PINT SIZE =. The Army Signal
Corps is using a combination Weather-
and-radio station about the size and
shape of q steamer trunk. What is its
p,rpose9
Buried on the shore of an enemy
country, it will broadcast reports
on temperature, humidity and baro-
metric pressure every few hours for
three months.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Shares Lead
Further Recovery;
Rails Also Gain
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK. Feb. Utilities
took over the rising leadership In
today's stock market and, on blocks
Of 1000 to 5000 shares, number
recorded peaks for the past five
years iwth gains of fractions to a
point or so. A few senior issues
were wider climbers.
Rails, spurred by revived dividend
hopes, packed the recovery after a
slightly mixed start. They soon ran
out Of steam, but the majority re-
tanned modest advances near the
close Dealings for the full pro-
ceedings expanded to around 400,
900 shares.
While the sweep Of the Russians
and Western Allies in Europe still
was viewed as a cautionary market
influence owing to possible postwar
repercussions on economy, selling Of
armament-rated issues was negli-
gible. Power and light company
stocks, generally looked upon as
peacetime beneflciaries, also were
propped by estimates Of breakup
values under the Holding Company
Act.
In the new high" class were Con-
solidated Edison, North American,
Public Service Of New Jersey, Amer
ican Power & Light IS preferred,
Joy Manufacturing and Standard
Gas g. Electric 81 preferred. In
front were Laclede Gas preferred,
Westinghouse, Eastman Kodak, New
York Central, Northern Pacific,
Goodrich and Grumman Aircraft.
Motors, steels, aircrafts, coppers,
oils and mail orders wede narrow.
In the curb associated telephone,
well ahead in the morning, weak
ened after midday.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
4 More GET Long Terms
In Black Market Deals
Hy the Aysociated press.

Ey the Associated Press.
PARIS, Feb. -Four more en-.
listed men Of Q railway operating
battalion were convicted today oi
wrongfully disposing Of United
States Government property ir
French black market deals and were
sentenced to from 8 to Is years.
Pvt. Clifton c. Young, Sacramento
Calf, was sentenced to eight years;
Technician (Fifth Grade) Fred N
Busby, Abilene, Tex, and Techniciar
Fourth Grade) Nick s. Antilles
Akron, Ohio, to Is years, and Sergt
Howard D. Fesler, Walhonding
Ohio, to Is years.
Antilles asserted he had been sub.
jected to physical violence and hac
suffered bodily injury during tn,
interrogation at which the allegec
statement was obtained.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
New January Record
Set by Washington
Bank CIearings
By EDWARD c. STONE

ny ELI AMI Ss S1ONE,
Following the sensational gain OF
$126, 500 ,467 made by Washington
bank clearings during 1914, January
1915, started of with further SUBJ
stantial advance.
January clearings totaled $189, ,877,-
446 in comparison with $173,124,16O
in the opening month of 1914, an In
crease Of $16,753, ,286, George H
Bright, manager of the Clearing
House Association, announced to-
day.
AS there was no War Bond drive
on during the month, the new all
time January clearings record indi-
Gates further expansion in wartime
business here, bankers asserted.
Bond Redemptions Announced.
In order to assemble all outstand-
ing bonds in the new $12,500,0 600
4 per cent first mortgage and re-
funding issue, Capital Transit has
elected to redeem on April /, 1945,
all per cent flrst-mortgage gold
bonds due April /, 1949, of the Ana
costa g. Potomac River r. r. Co.
at 1121a per cent and accrued inter
est from october l, 1914, except the
modified bonds guaranteed by an
indenture. Bondholders may obtain
payment, beginning today, at the
Baltimore National Bank.
Capital Transit also will redeem
on March 3, 1945, at los and accrued
interest, all flrst-mortgage bonds
due on April /, 1949, of the Ana
costa & Potomac River R. r. Co.
and all first-mortgage bonds orig
inally due on August /. 1948. of the
City & Suburban Railway which
have been modified, assumed and
guaranteed by an indenture dated
April l, 1910. These are modified
3&s bonds due December /, 1851
and are payable now at the Hamil-
ton National Bank, with interest
from October /, 1914.
Traction IS Are Included.
Capital Transit also is Offering to
purchase for cancellation, at $1,110
fiat per 1000 principal amount, all
Capital Traction first-mortgage 5
per cent bonds due June /, 1947. ten
dered for sale on or before March /,
1945, at the Union Trust Co., WASH
ington.
At the same time Washington
Railway & Electric Co. is notifying
holders of consolidated mortgage
per cent 50-year gold bonds, due De-
cember l, 1851, that these bonds will
be redeemed on June /, 1945, at los
and accrued interest, payable at the
Chemical Bank & Trust Co., New
York. Holders may receive full pay
ment at any time before June /,
1945.
Small Business Aids Stressed.
Public relations were stressed as
most vital to small business at a
forum meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce last night addressed by
four leading speakers.
Featured on the program were K
N. Merritt, public relations manager
for Railway Express Agency; Don
Campbell, traffic representative for
American Airlines; Frederick P. H.
Siddons, vice president and secre-
tary of the American Security &
Trust Co., and William F. Mylander
of the Minneapolis Star Journal.
Charles w. O'Donnell, Guardian
Life, presided.
Financial District Comment.
Investment dealers said today that
1011a is now being offered for the
new Capital Transit per cent bonds.
Riggs National, American Security,
Hamilton National and National
Metropolitan are among the first
300 banks in the country, in size, the
American Bankers annual survey
shows.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO, FEB. l Up (WFA).-Salablt
Steady: rood and choice bsrrews and eilts
16O pounds and over at 14.76 ceiling. few
good and choice 140-160 pounds. 1928.
salabie cattle, $500; total, $500;
and yearlings steady to weak, all other
classes fully steady, however, with cows
and bulls active; largely steer run; Eastern
tors in market; bulk steers, l4.26-l6: 90;
top, 1875, on weighty bullocks;, best
l4.76; cutter cows to $50, Instances more
sausage bulls TO 1925 and beef bulls tt
salable sheep. 1000; total, 4,5O0; earl,
sales and bids fully steady with wednes:
good and choice-fed wooled Western lambs
sold 1925; few good and choice natives
I61O-16.25; latter price sparinsly; load
lots fed wooled Western lambs held to-
ward 1880
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration.
rrises paid net fob; am waiintnssenI; inspstsIn. r..
ceipts strengthened the feeling that the
shortage Is over and the situation will fur
normal Prices on. consumer grades were
reduced I cent today under oPA reEuls-
tions. Prices paid for Federal-state
February /: whites, browns mixed colors,
U. s. grade A; large. 45: y. 9. Grade A,
B, large. 41-42. average AN: q. 9. grade
B. medium, 35; q. 8. Grade c. 34-3S, av-
LIVE FouLTRY-Two large and one
small truckloads arrived for delivery. to au-
thorized processors: Small lots continue to
and supply still is far below demand. Prices
shown reflect those paid within existing
other poultry sold on the market for which
prices were not obtainable. Prices paid net
lob. Washington TRANSFORMATION cha.ses
included according to MILEAGE. Broilers
and fryers, 32 cents.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Chicago Grain

were quiet today and prices were steadi
to firm, with wheat and rye up as much
as cent a bushel during the hnal hour
hard spots
Wheat bit . new. high for the session
shortly before the close following a fiurr,
by one OF the prominent local professionals
Liberal offerings came from . house with
One OF the important factors in the lat,
trade was the strength Of rye at winnipeg
where prices. were up. 2 cents a bushel
Quotations also were hisher at Minneap-
oils, where nrmness Of the market was BE-.
lieved a reflection of the limited movement
OF cash rye to market.
At the finish, wheat was " lower to .;
higher than yesterdays close, May. / .61M
q. Corn was of Y to y, May, 1.11A
Oats were Y: higher TO u lower. May, 66h
Barley was unchanged to V lower. May
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Weather Report

District of Columbia - Mostly
sunny, continued cold and windy
this afternoon. Clear and continued
windy with lowest temperature
about 16 degrees tonight. Tomor-
row clear and continued cold.
Virginia-Mostly clear, continued
cold and windy tonight. Tomorrow
fair and continued cold In east and
north portions; slowly rising tenn
perature in southwest portion.
Maryland-Mostly clear, continued
cold and windy tonight and tomor-
row
River Report.
Potomac and shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry. Potomac clear At Grea,
Falls.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. hp.-Foreisn ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York. open
market 9fa per cent discount or 90 06A.
Europe-Great Britain ofiicial buying
4 OF; selling, 4O4.
Latin America-Argentina. free. 24se
UNCHANGED; Brazil. free. 6.25n: Mexico,
0.65n. n Nominal
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Hourly Sales on the Exehanse Today.
ll:UO . m 40 400 1900 noon 544 80
100 pm. 7e6 $50 800 ON ooe $40
tun,t Of trsdins 10 shares; sales printed
in full In bankruptcy or receivershlp OF
being fsorgan!9ed under 1ankruptcS Act
are snnuai dis6urssments Sssed % lssff
quarterly OF Ssmi.apnual declaration On.
sss Sssds sshsT.;: e. %. nosS Sa sz, sdsa Ss
IrIx rights q Also exHs q sxtfss Cash
81 ,toeE,st.i4 sss ys.l, ifsyebis 8
Payable In Canadian funds, Z AecuHu.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Dividends Announced
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. R.-The cotton
range TO-DAY as I trsders waited Ush deyeIons dIE1s
ments on farm LEGISLATION and war devel-
opments. Profit taking and hedging de-
pressed prices but the market recovered
during the afternoon on light mill buying
Spot cotton markets were quiet
| Late afternoon values were unchanged
May. q 20. and July, 21.3O
Evening star., 1945-02-01
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Evening star., 1945-02-01

Holders Of the Modified 3Ag honda ~
me Anacostis and Potomac River Ran
Road Company Of washington city D. a
and & Of City and Suburban Railway Of
N.. NMssninsson referred to In the foregoing
OF the redemption price thereof, ineiudinS
accrued interest to March g. Is4s. m
snd ene =, sftsr Fehrusry /. ls4s, upon surrsn.
foreeoing notice 1t either nc sfes. &,. y
5aitimere National Bank. Baitimors an1
Light Streets, Baltimore, Nd. or at ~
emss 9 sf Hamilton National hank, l4tH NJ
u Streets NV, Washingtsa, d. C,
CAPITAL TRANSIT COMPANY
by !. D. MERRILL. Presidsnx
Dated: February /. ls4s.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Washington, D. g, January %. 1e4B.
We. the, President and majority Of the

Washington, D. g, January %. 1e4B.
We. the. President and majority OF the
Trustees Of
ANNA MAY NICHOLS, INC,
do hereby certify that the capital stock
Of said Company. Is ten thousand dollars
$4,000. .00), Is fully paid, and the total
liabilities Of the Company are ten thousand
seven hundred seyenty-hv and 23/100
ANNA MAY WOODWARD.
GEORGE 8. woopWARD.
MARGUERITE c. wAsitSdeSiSo wAsHiSdToN.
l. ANNA May WOODWARD, pprafsssi, p1s.,d.u.
Of Anna May Nichols, Inc, do solemnly
swear that the facts contained in the fore
going statement are true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
ANNA MAY WOODWARD.
SUBSCRIBED and SWORN to before ms
thi 23rd day Of January. A.D.. 1946.
ROBERT z. LEE,
Notary Public, District Of Columbia.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
on March 3, 1s45, Of all outstanding
Msdiaed s&S Bsnds dus December 1. 1881
Of
The Ansesssis end Pesemss River Red
sssd Company ss Washington eisy D. e.
City s.d ssssrbsn Rsiiwsy u sWsshinsssa
assumed hy
esplfsi Ivsnsif csMpoay
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
esPlfsl Ivsnsif esMpsay
To the ko!leYs s~d registered


otrners Of the sbove Bo~ds:
Notice ID hereby given that pursuant 10
Article II Of the Indenture dated as Of
Apru !, 1910 between Capital Transit Gem
pany, Washington Railway and Kl>etSis
Company and Hamilton National hank e
WaShtngton. Trustee, Capital Transit Com.
pany will redeem on March J, le4S, sA
1855 e6 the principal amount there { and
accrued interest to said date, all Of tie
First Aortgage Bonds originally due on
April !, 1949 Of The Anaeostis and PotomaS
River Rail Road Company Of WAshington
City D. c. and all Of the First .Noftgaeo
Bonds ertsinaly due on August /, le<0 of
City and Suburban Railway Of Wsshineton
which have been modified. assumed and
suAranteed in accordance With the pfovi.
sions OF said Indsnture and which are nov
outstanding.
Said Bonds will become due and psysble
ct the principal once Of Hamilton National
Bank Of Warrington. Trustee, llth and
q Streets, NV. Washington, D. G., On
March J.. ls45 at 1867 Of the prtnsipei
amount thereof, tosether with interest ee.
erued from October /, 1914 70 said data.
and after said date will cease TO bear inter.
est. Bonds surrendered for payment Of such
redemption price must Be accompanied 81
all appurtenant coupons maturing On And
after April !, 1s45 and, in the case d
Bonds registered as to principal, ehoui6
also b accompanied By duly executed
Assignments or transfer powers
CAPITAL TRANSIT COMPANY
By E D. MERRILL. Presidenk
Dated: February 1, 1o4s
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas common-100 at 2bh
5 at 25A.. sys-Ar- n
Washington Gas $3.50 pfd--5 at 1o7ts.
Washington Gas common-5 At 25a.
MerRenthaler Linotype-16 at 66h.
BONDS
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Record for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "A Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, "a, 5 pm. Year ago. AZ.
Lowest, II, 1859 am. Year ago, 80.
Record Temperature This Year.
Highest, So, on January /.
Lowest, 12. on January 25.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1945-02-01
Odd-Lot DeoIinqs
puu.Ann.pHrA

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. R.-The
fssnsaetions by customegs vitR t sniot ddNiot
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for January. al: 4,336
sales Involving 1919 shares, Including
~ short sales involving 1876 shares.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

American Tobacco Co. declared
an extra Of 25 cents and quarterly
dividend OF Is cents on common and
class B stock, both payable March !.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

Report for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1945-02-01

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Evening star., 1945-02-01

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City Stores "
Clark EQUIP 3
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Consol Film Ind
Cons FIJI ! Of To-
Cons Laun.S .S6e
Cons Nat @ 10
ConsRR Cub pf
Cons Vultee hg ,
Cons vul Of lA
Consoln C Ag--,
tConsum Of An
Conteiner AR
Cont BAKING hg
Cont Bak pf 3 -
Cont Can !
Cont Diam r We
Cont Ins I sea
Cont Mot 80
Cont OIL D l 20
Cooper-Bess1 We
Copperwld 80
tCopwld Of 2H
tCorn EXC 2.40
Corn Prod $50
Cornell-D u 30
coty Inc soc :.
Coty rnternatl-
Crane Co IL
tCrane Co pf 8
Crm Of VIII ! go
Crosley Co !
CT Cork & 8 Ag
Grown zeller !
tCrown Il Of 8
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