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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

ALC0NA REC, 2, '1Ss ss,sys rlsH''A" = i'si si.,
oPEN eowIIhG TODAY UNTIL So. ". AND
AfTGR ~. All DAY SAT-. AND SUN.
ARCHWAY '0''' tAsT NJ itf5ssSo" .,.I AVE
Modern An,y,. op,r Bo~Bug TO-DAY From %
BEACON REC, ysssPS sstfEs at ~Arlss5' y l.sos5
OPEN e0wLiNG TO-DAY UNTIL 8 "
sA1uRoAYs AND SUNDAYS $50 A :" on
CADILLAC 20 AIi:r ~ tNs' rssis sGs''tiS & slp
Hnsd ooutlss sat. $50 Doubles sun.. p ".
CENTENNIAL s..i a'slS ss. s'"''Sd Sd..,r. AEt ,o,r
IS Lsass. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lourgs
CHeNe-TROMBlY '''s e is.ss s..s,i,s fs,.: e. $40
ENTRY BLANKS NOW AVAllAsLE IoR
s50 HANDICAP TOURNEY. Eh1ER NOW <
CONNER REC. $500 s.SSss SSss'a AEs. Gs $751; si''
LEAGUES. op,u sowilos Un,il s p. N, After -.
CREST LANES 'gtttsISs " tttT2s "as 20 elS5s 5ss!
% SoSS of sTnI' faI nlcsissS sSIos CLASSIC.
VISIT our STAGE GAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DETROIT RECREATION ssstsT stt4yt5It q $50 3
AF1tR 1880. All Day SATURDAY. ard Sundays,
eLpFlIIn II72 cntsT 70 ALLEYS
UHnI ILLU ~ att6 Di 8lO
oPIs BOWLING SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
WEEKDAYS UNTIL r. ~" AFTER ~ 80
-GREAI LAKES ~os6mGs6 % : ss5Ilsost "a s,ss :,
Nsn Bowins-60 ALLEYS ~ RoW-unul s
~, After ~ p n Cocktail Bar Adioinine.
~. MILLETTS "' ''HSsSsl ~ sSls AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
No nIpIu lsoss WOODWARD AVE
lu5 GASIn 70 AIttEss ,ougTo susS' 1iI,So
OPENINGS FOR AFTERNOON LEAGUES.
MOTOR CITY ,, oonnts Gs,Iys Al "Aes e SIS,
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UHTlL 100 p
sEE oUR eEAUrIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE
unpTu Eun I7lOs Jos. oAnPAg, Mex
NUnIH ENU 10 BOWERN TW 1861
Open 10 A. M. Until Midnight!
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sonI Of ~. eRtGTtR oGTsol1 hlt.sTEH
" Alleys. opsn so~iins ALL DAY Sat Sun
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG March ? tINs Rye closed
sc 10 il.c higher today May 32A July
L 2s14 "a 26Is: October. l.l53.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-03

sales including odd-ots. 1854 shares.
Dividends In the foregoing table are tn,
amounts paid or payable so lar this year.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
Births Reported

Acton. Reuben. jr.. and Frances. Girl.
Alice. Ralph and Ruth, girl.
Bedell. Warren and Dorothy, girl.
Beighey, George and Frances, boy.
Bernhard, Russell and Winifred. girl
Brewer, william, jr., and Josephine, girl.
Craig. sydney and Elizabeth. boy.
Dasan Wifred and Margaret, girl.
Ellis, Horace and Mabel, girl.
Fay, George and Mary. twin boys.
Early. Lewis and Hazel, boy.
Gebhardt, Bernard and Betty. girl.
HarpSter. John and Villa, girl
Harrison. Ernest and Phyllis, boy
HutZelman, Robert and Laura, girl.
Judd John and Frances, boy.
Kenney, John and Edna, boy.
Livengood, Paul and Edith. boy.
IyleS. John. Jr.. and Emma, boy.
Maka shev, Boris and Alexandra. boy.
Martin. Frank and Elsie. boy.
Mattingly, Carroll and Alice, boy.
Moland, Warren and Helen girl
Moreanthau John, jr and Kathryn, boy
Mccain, Edward and Edna. girl.
Nuthall, Eugene and Minnie. glrl.
OuSey Fred and Edith, boy.
Peer. Donald and Mary, girl.
Perry Woodrow and Dorothy, boy
Rhoades, Milton and Georgia boy.
Runyon, Ernest and MARGARET, girl
Russell. Randolph and Pauline, girl.
Saunders, Walton and Margaret, boy.
Singleton, Robert and Sally. boy
Stephanos. Pete and Geraldine, girl.
Stepp. William and Sadie boy.
Wood AloySiuS and Thelma. girl
Young. Austin and Mildred, boy
Evening star., 1945-04-05
HELP MEN.

18Th 18th and and sUsoseq sts. NV. Apply fAA'hAi o.
WATERS twhite), experienced only; part
six days, 40 cents per hr,; meals and coats
ea VS. sGSS sSSd MIS- MISS KEI
%oIklns y cOnaIsions. mssls s,1siqded aSRpI;
1vSG WShEhousfMAN. i 81 a;x young. strong; per-
in with good future
CITY 6 II; d1NohEUM H2d GO, so2 St. nv.
license required for engineer; permanent
nesr The fS9f pSdE isfE5 H ADPy 5 hef st. eRs
WATCHMAKER to do work at home. APP
ply NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 727 9TH
WsiATTCTHMAN: VI opportunity for retired white
WELDERs and spray painters by 1907
Navy SE nag; 't'if only experienced welde1rs
need apply, must pass Navy test. Apply
in pe1soe Monday through Frday d s,,Sc2 a;l5
CLARIF1ER CO, 134l Wis. ave. VINO
xpo M9GI At voGuE cfEAN E
o5EsaS'usf SoENG MEN IT, White. White over is, to learn
adysncement. M JUDD sof & pETWEIEER, INC, S'
E;kington pl .n and old TIo,ida ave. ne n..,
filters and tailors TO- work on. overseas
uniforms; Apply Red Cross Division Of the
personnel per dept, End floor THE HEcHT
EssENTiAL WORK in new, modern milk
processing plant; S31s4 and S3ss4 per
with Sundays and holidays of; many other
pN huENE cRESm not c.
204O West Virginia ave. n. e. (Take Trini-
dad bus to end OF line and walk 3 blocks out
w. Va. ave. to plant) Hiring arrangements
WooDWARD & LoTHRoP has immediate
openings for porters, full or, part time
daily, 1909 Thursday
enced fnisher. All inside work, excellent
%oon%skn SIS M BE6EX 81 5a "a. s
DAsns5s shehsi Once
WE NEED MECHAAICs to keep our trucks
BILL, I,E LONG, DI. 1870. 49,
time help in the war effort by learning to
operate streetcar or bus: experience not
while learning: training may, be taken
during free, hours: Sunday work not com
pulsory. Need men for part-time work
able 10 report for work weekdays between
q am. and 80 m, and then work sey-
eral hours at least 3 mornings per week;
also those able to report between and
8 pm and work al least 3 TO hours at
time at least 3 afternoons or evenings a
week. Apply weekday mornings, CAPITAL
TRANSIT CO, Both and Prospect ave. NV,
GEORGETOWN, or Thursday evening between
4 and 3 O'Clock al Room @2l second door,
1916 F st. NV, next door TO Willard
WE HAVE OPENINGS for 5 ex-service men
TO learn trade. This is an excellent op-
portunity for men who want to learn one.
These Jobs have good postwar futures. L,
c. SMITH AND CORONA TYPEWRITERS.
INC. l4n3 Pa ave. n
Evening star., 1945-04-05
HELP WOMEN.

ALTERATION HANDS, experienced on
women's garments. GARFINCKEL S, F st.
APPOINTMENT CLERK for beauty salon
FOUNDING Apply personnel ONCE, ind
sS5 THE HFsa S st. must at h be
curate with figures; S35 week and meals
Assistant Is to credtt.manager, smart young
woman. tipping essential, pleasant working
conditions, private office. good salary. Ask
for, Mrs, Barker, 4th floor. THE MODE
ASSISTANT, permanent position; GOOD
starting. salary, advancement: dignitied
seniprofesSional work in private essentia
experience Boy 423-G. Star,
MOTOR &C.. 14th and v SIS, NV,
ATTRACTIVE POSITION for clerical work
conditioned office; vacation with pay; op-
tST
4th and T SITS. ne. Hiring arrangements
AUToMoTIvE INVENTORY parts clerk for
depts-; experience desirable but not nee
MT oRouTke exssA TRRW Sssfy MoToR co 2Ses
hHfoMoTTvE atEf N a,Ti STOCK CLERK, experience
helpful but not necessary; salary open. de-
pending on experience and ability. LOGAN
BE- hosrs rRH ZEE oPfnnHA aH A Th sT fSHSy
sEAnY 81 6PERATos S9s n god St for neshsor
RGpE R4Ho 'fteTf BEAUTY sALoN. 1884 ' E. Capitol M
fs sEATT9 TTlRiaaa aoFaERAToR aS a-around excellent
salary plus commission. HENRI & ROBERT
Sn1 dssgvssp ss,5
SALON. 172s Wilson blvd. GL. 94S7.
BEAUTY OPERATOR, marvellous oppor-
ceilent salary and commission; peTmsnsnt
OF WAsHINGIoN 1921 Conn. ave
BEAUTY hoHs Excellent * salary
closed Mondays; air cond. STILE HAIR
DRESSING SALON. 1105 G st. NV. DI.
pm. Apply MARY-ELI2ABETH BEAUTY BE q 7
1o4 aya ne also DU msnienrs sSde
RTaTy RseteT5 sYs SsfK6EoR ssl5 Meas
ant Working conditons csi shop vRNus Ps9S
USF BkxTFY oPEkATok, colored t'e EXP: b. SS SIS
Working M ee conditions caii day, ME-. so4o
Bisa!i BEhGTY Y of2RRRAroRs SHRR and manicurists,
Pile. Apply employment ONCE, 4th floor
LANSBURGH & Bro 7th, sth and E
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced; excel
lent salary and working conditions; full OF
part time. Call in person RAYS BEAUTY
SALON. 14th and Thomas Circle NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS t2), with expert
ence; top salary and commission Apply
ROBERT OF PARIS, 1914 Conn. ave. NV.
NO. 2776.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced: highest
salary and comm; air-conditioned salon.
HESTOR'S, 3433 Conn. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR for beauty salon OF
large department store. pleasant sur
roundings. Apply personnel ONCE, THE
HECHT CO.. ST. at 7th
BEAUTY OPERATORS, full or part time;
salary and commission. HEADS Bethesda
branch. Phone Oh. 1916.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
HELP MEN and WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. part-time daywork about 8
hours per week must be Quallf1ed TO MAKE
Tsdersi reports etc stse
ASSISTANT COOK needed by Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda. Md fine opportunity
for n6 position pie peasSas "oFS cs
MRS PLAIR, CL. 800.
BOOKKEEPER, retail experience preferred
Once ofieeoiS md Ofet foor THE HEcHT CO st.
CANDY COUNTER CLERKS. pleasant we'll
promotion Apply al once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment office = /
CIGAR COUNTER CLERKS. pleasant well
paid work. part or fun time, chance fot
promotion Apply at once at any PEOPLES
DRUG STORE or employment ofl"e, n /
CoLoRED COUPLE for general house
work and gardening: generous salary,
Baer aRd Knoeh oefh Palm M asa sGDp M va
Route IL below Fredericksburg Write or
cali Mr. BUTLER at 112l 2lst st NV.
COPY WRITER. full time, excellent .oppor-
tunity Apply personnel ONCE, 2nd floor.
THE gEcHT co, St. a, tn nv
ences top wages, GEORGETOWN. Call DE,
l649 between IL and / and to 10 N
DIsHWAsHER, no Sundays. 1903 18TH
DRUG CLERKS. experience desirable but
not Necessary; good salary. vacation with
P f2aF s DRU Gday sTosE Tefi or AOpS oce to
FooD CLERKS, essential werk: We need
food clerks Immediately, no previous sxpoe sxpe-
sieHSe Your ns'tassre nearest sAFEwAY sToRf Or
Safeway Employment Once, ls45 4th st.
Foop ars coGSrER cEERKs Il Pp5oEsa o
wall. train you for essential work on our
food counter Good pay while iesrpins ing
Amply a any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
JASiToR and housekeeper- cook reliable
for . small apt. houses. near Dupont Cir,
Gle quarters. of ] room, kltchenette and
bath tu,nished in Light basement sno
JaSIToR AND WIFE Tor es-unit apt, full
tme; modern node lSt-hooT epsI'efs' .99s5 new
STSfoR SiGSf EfER DRuG cIERK1 exDerenced soda
fountain; excellent salary DE 45"4
Man sas OR WOMAN too6 10 6eIS in dss Sse}
Apply ,7l3 South ST. Asaph st, Alexan-
MuLrIGRApH sIti, OPERATOR. steady, part
RRAkE PR York DUpLlCAT1NG sIa N. sEsyIcE 4ss1 |
eonrae ffsfIs nfsTR1cT cfss AwNING vp oi cHN
VAS CO. 44l0 Georgia ave nv
DREN's HosPITAL. 18th and W SIS nv
PTBLIc RELATIONS DIRECTOR, with
eSted in welfare OF the armed forces,
wanted immediately. Phone MA. 5000.
Ext =. for appt.
SHORT ORDER Cook-zApply after ? pm m
Mr. Fischer, TR. a011. H1LLCREST
RESTAURANT c7l4 Good Hope road sc.
THE HECHT co. requires the services OF
isiSSHeI' personnei ONCE. ?nd md hoor, The HEca
SEVERAL MEN AND WOMEN for fruit
and produce stand, outside work good
salary SHERBY'S MARKET, 40l eth
Evening star., 1945-04-05
Deaths Reported

Annie B. Cunnirgham, 81, 440l 14th
William H. Pywell, 81, zoos First st. NV
Katherine E. Zeh, 81, 1857 Harvard st. NV
Emma j. Grant. so, Arlington, Va.
Arthur T. Randall, ~, 2707 Adams Mill
rd. NV
Annie f. Dorsey. r.. 23l 18th st. Sc
Virginia Gardner, 13, 1905 Florida ave
ne,
Elizabeth S. Cobb, II. 1923 18th st, NV.
Julia Marshall, 80. 1904 18th place ne.
Nellie Dugan, 6S, 1872 c st. ne.
Frank Simon, 65. Hastings, Pa.
Elizabeth H. Boyle, o., 4513 Illinois ave
NV.
William E Mason 81. 1137 I2th st NV,
Annie Buchanan, 5S, 1893 Monroe ST. NV
Jennie Yalch, 81. 7l@6 Chestnut st. NV.
Louis E. Glroux, 81, United States Sol
diers' Home.
Murray V Vermillion, 40, 40? 14th st
Ruth w W. Riley. 40, 1888 Van Ness st
Arthur G. Boan. IS 4O03 st Sc
Yap II. Yuen, 30 Riyerdale, Md.
Linda Rash. infant, | 5l5 r ST. NV.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
both of 1925 C st.
Peter Bisset. ,22, 47l2 Rosedale ave, Be
thesda, Nd and Edna Freeman 22'
Cecil Kepley, 25. Ulysses. Kans., and
Evelyn Olson; 2l Mason, Mich.
Willie nbd 9OTd mme 70 Rss 5ls c0!na1a sn4 St d NV
Evelyn Marie Thomas, 10, 22oo Prout
william ?. Crockett. -, and Elizabeth
Robert Henty. 35. 1923 G st. NV. and
Billie Jane CAN'T 80, Lee ave- Ia
Keith TAYLOR, 80, Los Angeles, and Mar
, . "a both Of 1909 s! NV; .nd
Mary Wilhome, 10, 4@3 California st
Anthony skrzat. %. Lansdsle, Pa, anc
Mary schlosSer -, 224? Minnesota
Joseph 10 PresH, %, Corona. N. Y, and
Helen Maxwell, IS, sos Florence st. Sc.
''IH1d and Ruth Walter. 10 @.5 9Th st, ne.
Andrew Geear. u. and Victoria Lorusse,
I.. a. both Of 10 New YORK kd ave n.,dn ne
50, botn of Pottsvile Pa.
Albert Ward. 40, 1444 Shepherd st NV.
and May Edwards, %, 10th and @ sts.
BOYD Russell, %, and EVELYN Davis, 90,
Erwin Waltz, %. Inswich. s. Oak. and
Jeanne Guhin' 20 PSI: Connecticut
Robert Lscour, a and Annette Alarie, @l,
both of I59 r st. NV.
Lawrence Oyerbv. q and Ruby Dalton, ~,
both of 80 3rd st. NV.
NV. and Dorothy Marris. Is, 1906 4th
Andrew Lawrence, 90, Glover. S G.. and
Ellolse Ruchi. is. l451 Fsirmont st.
Alexander Ewanchuk. "a. Takoma Park.
Md and Layaoa May Menear, ~
II, Morsan5own' Mo- p!n W W vs ,o., - a,d
Josephine Di Prime. !?, 36iS 18th st.
Clarence williams o.. 64s0 Allentown rd
Sc, and Lurlean Waldron' -. PA In
Adoiph johnson "A, 1913 riggs pl. NV
and jeanne Fish 20, 1906 Sunderland
John warren ~, 35?3 18Th st. NV and
Mara Howard. 23 both of 1923 18th St
wallace Bitters, 80, Hartsylle, s, G; and
Tamaye Hlrata, ?3, 1852 Church st
French Boone il, 20. 1929 5,5;., PARK rd. NV,
Albert Caywood, -. ;o3 9th st. ne, and
Issued at Rockville
Darden, 90. both Of WASHINGTON
Isaac Lee wells 3s. and Edna Mae Massey,
:I3, both of Bethesda.
J. B. Devine, %. Drew, Miss. and Betty
j. Rupert, "a, SykesvIlle, Pa
Charles r Macdonald. 40, Jack sonville.
Fla a,sai1 and Mildred L. Entwisle' 49, Al
Harold Lee Hacker, %, Washington. and
Evening star., 1945-04-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,

NATL BARRISTERS INST. 3OI0 G-In
the snufbox days lawyers took time from
their private clients TO CORRESPOND or
public problems BenSica
gal, automatic. no cash needed. small
monthly payments immediate installation
D. A. STANSBURY. IL 3O34.
WE URGENTLY NEED a home and prefer
a good residential or suburban nelghbor.
hood. We will pay Up to 81 900. all cash
for a modern home. No brokers. plea Sc
Box AK. Star +.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and upholstering
done in your home, experienced mechanic
Box @0a-k. Star -
HANDY MAN. colored. See Mr. Scudder,
BURLINGTON HOTEL. ll.0 Vermont ave
NATL BARRISTERS' INST. 2Ui0 G
Thomas Jefferson was a lawyer in the
snuh box days He took time TO cor
respond on public problems BENSICA
Evening star., 1945-04-05
Marsar.t 4. Armstrong. 21. Seat Pleas

Margaret Z. Armstrong, 21, Seat Pleas
ant, Md.
Charles A. Sheets, 20, Butler. Pa, and
Phyllis Thomas. 90. Washing ton.
Issued AZ Fairfax.
Howard Ellsworth 1ssacs. 80. and Mary
Jane Howard, 20, both of Washington.
Charles Henry Anderson, 80, and Flora
Jane Brown. "a, both Of Fort Belvoir
John Frederick Dorr, 80, Camp LeJeune,
N. G., and Virginia Winifred Boyce, 21,
Washington.
Joseph Salvatore Sozio. "a, Fort Belvoir,
Frank .Josenh Rach ir 81 Fort Beivoir.
and Aureiia Leona Hasmason. 81, Aurora,
Ill.
william Arthur Harley, %, and Mary
Regina Speicher. 2S, both OF Washington.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

All persons TO be hired in this
area must be referred BY the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific adrer-
ttSement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. lai0s, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, iUait three tuu days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-04-05
This Treatment Often Brings
Happy Relief
D ESTR
R0ACHE:S | |

Peterman's Roach Food i, quick
death to coaches. Ii kills by con.
tact or swallowing. Effective "a
hours a day. No odor. Over
100000 cans of Peterman's sold
last year. Get Peterman', today.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

EX->ERVICEMAN tcr permanent position,
with excellent psacetime future and ad-
Vancement. Self-cOnt1dence and ability to
meet people more important than expert
ence: earnings start about $50 Wk Apply
/ TO > m. 1877 Eye 81, n W. Rm. 205.
MAN for candy route, white. veteran pre-
ferred; salary 500. AT. 1875 between 8
Evening star., 1945-04-05

FRAMING CARPENTERs for large housing
GRAHAM coNsTRUcTToN CO, Division
ffs TREiGaT III snsF sRAkfRN la wanted by PENN.
sYLyAMIA I.a, II, RAILRoAP I4,o Applicants report
FUk@iTuRE FIS1sHERMExperienc SpsS RaS, wood
en nfhsH Mr. viR5sa YNkER tas Nx S piano
s4eSHaS house sell SEQ on veeey eeF
draw against high commissions: good op;
P9FESnlteT a3a Gd high earnings ATLAS
GARDENER to help maintain grounds or
apartment project, full or part time
GENTLEMAN wanted to work as assistan,
good salary: must be experienced. Apply
70 Rf51an' WooDRo% @ sR MEMS RsS2 sHop 5o0t
Slrsks and s,ysgs Sass
GUARD in defense plant, s-hour shift in.
c6 ise z. Bhssda s@s
HHALLMAN; i colored, for apartment house
asE SsiS pD fns"ff and HT NV shAS
fstb Am; s.. to D.x pm. Apply manager 1900
HxLLMAk. Hal r." colored, for apt. house; e-d.,
week. Phone no; o5!6. Apt: 11O;
manager, COL 10th st. NV.
HALLMAN. colored: living quarters. Apply
TUDOR HALL, 10th and Mass. ave. NV
HELPERS, in rug cleaning plant; ex-
DIENER RUG AND CARPET CLEANING
GH GfGH isS school, aa BOYS g. Is or over desrn.
part-time, evening work daily or alternate
days and all day Saturday apply Mis-.
Fifer. WESTERN UNION. Room COL, TIC
HOTEL CLERK. steady work, good pay
age over so. reliable. sober. and with ref.
erences. Apply CAPITOL HOTEL, 101t
HOUSEMAN; live in: for Methodist Home
1901 Conn. ave, WO. 4776.
HOUSEMAN, colored. for guesthouse; must
work: excellent working conditions, sac
weekly; DE. s592. -, -.
ply - in person to housekeeper. HOTEL
HOUSEMAN. white. Apply BRITISH SERV.
ICE CLUB. 1920 N; H. ave. NV,
HOUSE OFFICER; hours, pm to am,
6 nights week; reliable person with
good record: suitable for released serv-
iceman. Ask for Mr. Mathes. am, to
pm. HOTEL RALEIGH.
Evening star., 1945-04-05

ts1O Conn Ave NV NO 61S1
improvement. Speech Technique. Fashion
e, carriage. rythmic watkins. color har.
II eouneilfnG.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Jan. 13 P.-Salable cattle,
ooo; caiSes none Compared Friday last
yearnngs 1000 lower weighty kinds show
ing most decline; medium grades steady
TO 25 lower: common grades strong; To-
cal receipts 5000 head larger than week
predominated in local run; closing trade
more uniform than early. but still on hit
sne s1sars miss basis sis; extreme top yearlins
few loads, 17,15 and 1925. numerous
loads choice, 1.400-1 .610-pound steers,
l6.00-16.90; general bulk. 13.50-16.25;
10.0O-12.00 mostly, GOOD and choice half
fat heavy feeders. 12.75-13.75. with I,150-
pound half-fat offerings to 1928; slaughter
hnSs s5oane to 70 good and choice
1879; short load. Is. .S5; mixed offerings,
l6 so; cows closed $3.50 higher than late
last week. bulls showing comparable up
beef cows sold freely late at 13OO-14 90
and Gamers and cutters at 625-75O,
specially sausage bulls, meanwhile reach
Ing l3 I5' With bulk at 105o-I3.0o.
pared Friday last week: Good and choice
slaughter lambs steady to strong; lower
grades steady to % lower; yearlines fully
good and choice fed wooled western Lamb lambs
bulked at $50 and 1880 daily, top is. 80:
Ioad lots LARGELY good fed lambs, 1875.
I31o, lnciuong three doubles 100-pound
good lambs mainly 14OO-150O; common,
1880 down: native lambs also reached
l5 80 sparingly; good and choice fed
clipped lambs fall shorn pelts, 1875
14.90; good and choice yearling wethers,
1880 and 49, 80: medium and good, 10. 90
1925; load lots good and choice western
ewes 7.75-S.00; mixed grade offerings,
medium, 700: two loads 1880 pound
shearing lambs, 1915
Salable hogs, 500; not enough good and
choice to test market; prices nominaily
steady to 10 cents lower, with the bulk
Of the sales ranging from 1445 to 14.4O:
top, A 65
Evening star., 1945-01-14

the smaller islands should hole
much interest. The idea of coming
on a small atol perched in the royal
blue Of the Pacific like lone jewel
in the great expanse of water, is
one not to be forgotten. The abrupt
surprise on sighting green noun
tain top, or perhaps a row of COCO
nut palms on the oceans rim is
most intriguing, and the approach
to these islands through the vivid
green Of shallower waters is a treat
not to be overlooked.
X y y y
Good beaches, deep sea fishing,
and, too. the underwater scenery
to be viewed along some of the
rugged parts of the shore Is a veri-
table fairyland Of marine life
coral formations and some of the
strangest fish imaginable certainly
would be great attraction to Wis
itors.
1t is doubtful if many tourists
would care to go in for fishing as
do the natives-hunting octipi by
crawling face down in the water,
using only a pair of underwater
goggles. a spear, and their bare
hands but there are milder
forms of fishing for the more timid
After the war, hop to Hawaii or
to Guam or the Philippines by air
should mean no more than the pre-
war vacation trips to Bermuda or
Cuba. Twenty-four or SO hours on
a Clipper should find one far
enough from home to satisfy even
the most ardent travelled.
RALPH COVER, SIX 2/c.
Evening star., 1945-01-14
Baltimore Markets
(Yesterday,s Quota tions.,

BALTIMORE. Jan; 1s lR:-,Apples-Dull
mn Msrsfsnd No Il min
:; a;00-55; Yorks, Grimes, stsrks. Black
sss sis' u2Slsd.a sasas ffS h1sssr various var
PotatoesaalFirm; truck. MARYLAND. PENN
sylvania, I00-pound sacks. various yarie-
s RAN Maine 5oponnd anfasasd pap.r .safs sSo
Chippewas. Katahdins and Mountains. o.
g s;,s No. i l;so,sb; Fqo5ida, 5o-pound sacks
unssaded, 1sI; 4 mostly sI Zoo $3.50 few higher
>, Sweet pctatoes-steady; bushel baskets,
Sisb.s & 10, / toas Massrylspd Mpa; vrsinia gesens
North Carolina Puerto Ricans. 2.7e-3. 90:
nsmRPsrf S,,.hsl JeTlseys, o. Eo l.. 22e,SSo; &C.
few fancy higher.
Poultry Quotations.
P9ultry.,Market Arm: reeeipts very
49, 81 fowl c0lored, 2s-ssh; Leshorns. ~
Livestock Market.
Csttle-26. Compared with week ago.
q week: slaughter steers and heifers. 20
90 lower; cows uneven, medium grade
S g SS:r sooS eh.
bounds eomnoS so1d and yGoazo @ediSm
edp and fss sood TOP sSsc sfsr'
around $50; medium beef cows largely
II .00-l2.Oo. few outstanding lots up to
canners. 6.50-7 90; shelly individuals down
sausage bulls. 1880; bulk, 9.00-12.o0.
CalyesL25. Compared week ago: Veal
Sounds 9o mainly shd fn9ss isoe a1aoo
and medium. 10.50-15.50; culls around
200; extreme light weights down to 800
Hops-2oo Nominaux ,t..dv mt
market. Good and choice ts iso-se6-pound
4TGss peana aRd fts 5$S II oso sssnS pounas nsS
pounds, I6 l4.5o-l5:3O;. .2e1 1900 pounds.
o. g1od sows s.s at 100 pounds 1s43.
and sows UNCHANGED.
sheep-None; Compared week ago: Fat
wooled lambs 80 higher: slaughter ewes
steady: practical top and popular price,
ly from 70 pounds up, 1901 90; COM
mon and medium, 10.50-14. 90; culls
sg1snd swes s5o 3 choice light weight siaushter
5.o0 few culls around 200.
Grain Market
Flour-Receipts, 744 barrels
Wheat-Receipts, 39,II2 bushels ship
ments 1520lO bushels stocks. 1859, ,306
soshss soms1 s1fic No red re winter; gsIlcky spot
with rail transit. trans NJ re. fe' "'n'ef' farhek''
GoTnIEReceipts. .ssS bushels; shipments
| I,354 bushels: stocks, 5l9.434 bushel,
Ceiling prices prevail according to place O;
| origin.
oats--Receipts,. 5,47s bushels; ship,
ments, 715 bushels; stocks, "a 4,427 bushels
No. 2 white oats, 90-95
Rye-Receipts,. none: shipments none
stocks 74,768 bushels.
Barley-Receipts none. shipments
! none; stocks, 4.262 bushels
Millfeed-Receipts, none
| Hay-Market steady; timothy, Glove
and mixed hay prices. 30-32 per ton. Fol
an grades OF hay below No. prices ar,
No 2 per ton. II and 1s
| Eggs and Butter.
Wholesale selling prices, including com
missions at Baltimore: Nos. l and 2, ex
tra, large. 46. 3; large, 42.S: Nos 3 and 4
| large, 2.S: standard Nos. l and ., 4O3
current receipts, Al small lots consume
ssfiaaes' sia' extra large, 80 g; large: 4s.s: me
Butter-Receipts, 6,073 pounds; egg re
ceipts, 1854 cases.