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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-06-15
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sion. He didn't want it. 'I'm plain soldier"
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Joe and Bill and the fellows down the street:
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19

|rO<1nd. Zdi - mu, kakor bi bill
'pfica dvoboja, pri katerem SUI
jeta nasprotnika nevidno drug
proti drugemu. Kneznja polozi
tiaro z velikini, cudeznimi kar1s
nj ma mizo in pri tenn il zadr-
.geta roka, da Sc Sc enkrat divje
zaiskre.
%, mama, prosim te, ne stori
tega! Kamnov ne mararn. Pre-
|vec. Sc mi bleste. Dosti bo1j Sc
|prilegajo tebi. Obdrzi jill, ma
ma! Ne bi bio lepo, ee bi jih JAZZ
ime,a, ii pa ne. Ii 81 kneznja.
Prosim te, rnama!"
"Tega vendar ne mores resno
misliti, Rozamarija. Jutri ii bo
Izal. Harro, otrok misli, da Sc ta-
XII kamni pobirajo po cesti."
ITO je njena rec" re6e Harro,
"in ne verjamem, da bi za1teva-
la nazaj to, .kar je dala."
Rozamarija je pograbila s pla-
snirni rokan1i diadem in ga po-
molila materi. ''Daj, povej oce-
Etu, kako sem te prosila, da ga
Iobdrzi. Harro, meni ga nj tre-
ba."
]"Stori, kakor Sc ii zdi prav, p"
je mirno dejal Harro.
Kneznja Sc je trdo nasmehni-
Ia: ''Norcek si.'' In potem je pri-
jela okrasje, ne da bi Sc bila do
taknila DusiGne roke.
I'm zdaj mislim, da sem zado-
stila svoji materinski dolznosti,
Rozamarija! Ia to okrasje pa po-
vel ocetu sama."
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kor v JEDI. Reel mi, ali -te smem
samo Sc enkrat. pogledati-ne
,sarno kakor zdaj, ko 81 kakor bo-
Iginja, pozneje, preden DO padfa
tvoja tencica?"
NE yen1 :. Oh, Harro, kako
cudezno je Pog1ej lepo, BILE
do, temno dekle s tistimi ocmi,
XII govore:: 'Kaj so storili $ te-
BOZ, ,ubogi otrok?' Obleko il
prav sinjega blaga ina, oh, kako
ljubka je."
'.Princesa Tarnova je in tvoia
sestricna. Danes jo vidifn prvic
in n1orda tudi zadnjie!"
'Vsi ii ljudie Samo zara-
di naju 50 prisi in nikoli vec iih
ne bo1no videli tako. Kakor sem
ce hodijo, mimo. Stran-k mno-
gim sencam, XII so Sic skozi to
dvorano in tudi mi sno
sence."
me govori tako, najdrazja .
Ma levo obrni oei zdai 90
vori veiki vojvoda. Ljubko Sc
nasmehni, Roza. o, bog, kai maj
bi pa JAZZ storil?"
Kmalu Sc razlije VISA blesceea
Sc druzba po sobanah. Sc "a tre-
nutek ujame start grad s slika-
mi in zlatimi grbi pisano sliko
zenskih oblek in moskih uni
form.
"Kako cudno je, &c pomislim,
da mi je prav tu prinesla Du-
sica prstan. Bog We, ali nj ze "
megli videla tega, kar Sc je da-
mes zgodilo," 81 misli Harro.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19

Bonn. Talkoj jutri bonn nspi-
,sala pismo."
"Prav irnas! Sal ga ne bi znala
'uporabiti, in tudi priloznosti ne
bi imela. Zdaj pa zdravstvujl
Moi bog, sano v Thorstein poi
-des in zaradi tega menda nj tre-
ba predolgega pozdravljanja."
Pokimala je Sc. Harro je odprl
|yrata in sla je po l1odniku s svo-
Jim plenom v roki.
Ko je izgini1a, Sc je vrgla Ro-
zannarija svojenau mozu okoli
vratu:
"Oh, Harro, ostani pri meni.
Nikari he pojdi ven ma Lipov
grie :"
'"Toda, draga moja, kai ii je?
Zakaj drhtis? Kaj je pomenila
ia nema igra pred mojimi oe-
mi?"
'Harro, ne VEN. cutila sem,
he, Harro, nj mi treba verie-
tt! Nora sem. cutila sem, kakor
bi Sc bila Sc enkrat odkupila!"
Tako strasno 81 vznemirjena!
Zaradi eesa bi Sc odkupovala?
Ali 81 morala zagnati okrasje
svoje matere "a njo? Zahvalila
Sc tt je sano z necem, kar je
bilo oisljeno kot zalitev."
''Ne govori vee o tenn, niti be-
sede, Harro, Tako Sc mi je zde-
10, seveda, samo zdelo Sc mi je...
Sal pravis zmerom, da imam Ii
vo domisljijo. In dobro yes, da
demantov ne maram."
(Dalje prihodmji6)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19

|zeli take. Neksi II moran da.
It'll"
In ko prime potem Harro v
|predsobi Rozino rolko ter odide
|s syojo rnlado zenico pc hodni.
ku princes, zazveni nekai "a nil
ma. Kneznja prihaja. Harro sko.
raj podzavestno izpusti Dusici-
no roko. r..
"Oee naju je postal SEM
I'm tudi mene,'' vzkhkne knez.
mia cudno hripavim glasom.
TX svetim brauneskim nava-
dam spada tudi to, da izgine ma.
ii hcerjo. Torej =. ma nitro
bono naredili."
Dusicine roke postanejo lede-
no hladne in Meme oci temne.
ISkoraj slepo pograbi Harra "a
roko in ga odvede "a seboj v So
DO.
"Saj Sc bos zdaj preoblekla,
Rozamarija?"
"Bom, Harro pa gre lahko "a
Etoliko casa ma Lipov gric."
"Pokoren sem kakor jagnje in
'delam YES dan samo to, kar mi
ukazujejo. Ali mai odidem?"
Toda Rozamarija ga trdno DIR.
Ii. Pc valovenju njenega pajco.
lana cuti, kako drhti. Ia trenu.
tex Sc srecata pog1eda obeh ze.
ma kakor blesteci Sc, majhni bo.
dali OBJ sirokem necu. Kneznia
zmigne potem rameni.
"Tole maj bi ii dala." In zaene
snenati tiaro z glave.
Thorsteinu postaja zelo ne.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19

Potem 50 g. dotakne knezova
|roka: 49,.
I'll pojdes zdai : Rozonarijo
" sinio sobano in tam Sc bosta
|izguhila.'' ~
Harrow obraz 50 zlrzne.
"In,, Harro, 1s syoje besede... =
"NE o tenn, ocep v njegovih
oceh Sc iskre jekleni bliska. TO.
da knee je Sci. ze nnimo in, zdaj
Sc zacne vse po6asi pomikati da.
lie. ,-,..- ~
Ia trenutek obstane Rozama.
ria $ Harrom peleg grajskega
zupnika.
''Zelo sem vam hva1ezna, tako
zelo, in danes Sc mi je spet zde.
10 tako, kakor takrat, ko sem Sc
|pri vas ucila.'
'Tega tudi JAZZ nisem pozabil,
visokost. Bog mai sprernlja vas
in vasega soproga!"
"In ne mis1ite vec, da sem vas
|pozabila. Sc zmerom cutim do.
motezje in zmerom ga bonn Gu.
tila!"
In poten ju loci knezov po.
gled: gospod grajski zupnik lah.
ko odide donov s cudno nezni.
mi besedani svoje najboljse
ueenke. Harro 10 vprasa:
"Kaksno domotozje, najdraz.
ja?"
Toda odgovora ne dobi.
Rozanarija stopa zdaj kne.
zom; iznenada skloni lepo glavo
globoko X svoji macehi, XII ii re.
&c: IS teboj pojdem tia. Knez
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Agnes tGunihs1 ~a ii 70
Poslovenl Boris RhterSiG

ae oAagoSlOva IN Sc ZgrOzi mad
mimi. Harrova dobra, kakor ze-
lezo trdna in mocna roka okle-
pa memo, XII je tako mehka in
nezna in Okla. In potem Sc vse
"a Rozomarijo zavije v zlato
meg1o. 1znenada stoji spet oro-
zarnici pod rozami in mama jo
poljubi ma hca. Ljudje il po-
ljubIajo roko, toliko jih je e.
Njihova imena 81 je morala
skrbno zapomniti in jih ne sme
zamenjavati. Pogovarjajo Sc z
MO in il zele sreeo, in Rozana-
RIA Sc zelo trudi, da bi storila
|vse prav, pa vendar skozi me-
.glo ne We, ali Sc il je to posre-
clio. In zdaj spet glasba in praz-
.nicna, cvetjem okrasena mia
" veliki dvorani. Tam je njen
Eprostor craven Harra, stol bal
idahinonn, spletenim il roz, XII
ina ozadje IL zelenega in srebr-
mega brokata.
Potem ina oee govor. Roza-
maria We, da je to diplomatska
mojstrovina, kajti ozirati Sc mo-
ra. ma vsakega visokega costa,
XII so vsi nekako z njo sorod-
stvu, in ma vsakega v dolocenem
vrstnem redu. In Harro il Sep
.ne,-sama Sc nj upala govoriti z
MIN IL strahu, da ne bi pozabi-
la sveta pred sabo:
"Kaksna sreea, da mora drzati
zenin jerk "a zobmi! Rozama-
RIA, popij vendar kozarec vina
in poskusi tole nedolzno stvar
ma krozniku, XII je sploh ne po-
znam. Nikari ne glej kakor xiv
duh! Kako rad bi vstal, da bi te
videl cd dalec v tenn zelenem in
srebrnem oltarju -
"Saj ne smes, Harro."
"zal, ne smem. clovek marsi-
cesa ne sme.'
~ :"Saj imas tudi ii oltar."
/" cali mislis, da nj bilo imenit-
no, ko sem zag1edal lesketajoce
Sc oci tete Ulrike, XII me je vide
la v MEM? Ali nj nekaj posebne-
ga ia teta Ulrika? Pri naiu mo-
ra ostati; soba "a sorodnike je
dolocena zanjo, &c bo kdaj lah-
ko us1a il svojega zavoda.
In Harro Sc tako cudno smeh-
liza in je " tenn trenutku cisto
zmeden. Zdaj, ko vidi teti, Sc mu
zdi, da je dvajset let mlajsi.
'Rozamarija, ma o6etovih oeeh
vidim, da DO govora kmalu ko-
nee. Tale oltar me tako lepo va
ruje, vendar pa mi je tesno ka-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-19
Nadal aljevanje)

Tedaj Sc zacuje z dyorisEa
zbor pevcev in hkratu zabfisan
glas orgel in zvonov. Zvonovi,
1anogo zvonov. z gore prihajajo
glasoyi, zvene IL dolin, hite il
gozdov in Sc vracajo. Yes zrak
je poln zvonjenja, XII sill k viso-
kim oknon in udarja ma neve-
stino srce. i
Tebi zvene, tebi, XII 81 bila
nekoc ocetova uboga mala, grda
racka.
Pod venci roz Sc razvrsti spre-
vod. Skozi cvetje Sc Sc vidi stare
morilno orozje. Motnejsi in belj
svetani postajajo glasovi. Zdaj
gredo cez prag, XII je oblozen S
preprogami, in svezi jesenski
veter ujarne nevestino tencico
ter il jo dvigne do senec, da Sc
zaiskre zlati lasje.
Sc ,zmeron stopa OBJ oeetovi
strani. Tedaj il zaene srce pre-
plaseno utripati: Da, kje je Har-
ro?
In zvonovi zvone, orgle vri-
skajo in-ali prihajajo res ko-
ra deski glasovi ali pa so zbori
angelov?
Oh, kako padajo vsi valovi
g1asov Rozimariji ma srce, kako
ga pomirjajo in kako ga dviga-
jo tia gor, kjer prebiva vecna
ljubezen!
In zdaj je izgubila ocetovo ro-
ko in Harro stoji craven ME.
Bled, eisto izpremenjen Harro.
Edini MOI " temnen sredi te
gospode, XII Sc kar blesti cd sa-
mih zvezd. Ia glavo WISH kakor
vsi drugi.
Gospod grajski zupnik stoji
pred oltarjem, XII je YES v cvetju.
Svoje globoke oei upira v nekda-
njo ueenko. Nj je pozabil, zme-
rom mu je bilo zal, da nj prisel
vec njo " dotiko. In dobro We,
da stoji craven cloveka, XII ina
memo srce. Druga6e bi mu bila
sluzba danes zelo tezavna, sal
pozna Memo duso pred sabo in
upa zanjo in "a moza, XII Sc mu
je zaupala, da bodo pri teh dveh
besede njegove we're resnicne...
da bosta drug drugega dvignila
v nebesa.
Toda ko stopi Harro z njo pro-
ii oltarju, jo prevzane tina gro
"a. - Ali jo tako mrazi kriz
skozi pisano preprogo, ma kateri
stoji?
Toda vse Sc razbezi in Sc niko-
Ii nj nobena nevesta pogledala
gospoda grajskega zupnika S ta-
ko lepimi, rnirnimi o6ni. In MEN
pogled je tako globok, da pre-
eastiti iznenada za6uti, da Sc je
odmaknl cd svoje cerkvene
knjige in govori duso, XII gleda
vanj IL teh oci.-
In tako je tudi s to, iz vseh
vetrov zneseno druzbo, XII ie pri-
sla ma praznovanje in Sc pac
udelezila tudi svecane cerkvene
slavnosti, ker Sc to spodobi. Ne
kaj kakor din poboznosti je pri-
Sci med te Iudi. cudezen din
duha; vsakdo je moral to obcu-
titi.
Potem slisi Rozanarija bese-
p 0
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
CHOICE OF THEATERS

The nine theaterS for which
enlistments are being taken are:
United States. European. Middle
Pacific, Pacific, China, Caribbean.
African Middle Eastern an
Alaskan.
Men over "a years OF age, who
meet physical and other require
ments and who have had previous
active service in the army, are
eligible All enlistments are for
three years.
Honorably discharged men who
re-enlist in the regular army are
being offered bonuses. Noncom-
nfissfened officers I'm the top three
grades will be paid $50 for each
year they have served, If they re-
enlist. Those in lower grades will
receive sos for each year. This
offer applies 10 enlisteeS as well
as inductees.
Regular army men now in
service may re-eniIst. regardless
of points. They will receive tenn
pOrary promotions 10 the next
higher grade than they now hUtd,
and will be given 90-day fur
loughs. as well as the re-enhSt-
ment bonuses. These promotions.
Mai. Moore explained, are not at
the discretion of the commanding
officer. but are automatic.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
.FW ParleyP Plans
Hero Security
Would Give Medal
Holders $1o0 Month

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29-As-
surances that no veteran who
holds the Congressional Hfccai Uf
Honor shall face hardship and in
sccuFfry IN postwar years viii be
sought al the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars national encampment open
ing IN Chicago tomorrow.
Resolutions will be presented ~
the convention calling for Con-
gress N provide each Medal of
Honor man 800 month for life.
Omar V. Ketchum. national
VFW legislative director. declared
that tho nation owes il to us
greatest heroes 10 provide suitable
CompenSa ton when they return
20 civilian life, adding that their
prestige brings with II many obli-
cations.
Ketchum explained that a Con
eresSional Medal Of Honor holder
receives 81 month IN monetary
benefits while IN active service,
nothing as a civilian until he
reaches the age Of 65. Then. II
he, applies. the government will
pay him $40 a month for the last
wears OF his life.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

Mrs. Cynthia Prujansky
of 2271 w. Philadelphia
who, in a cross bill for sep
ate maintenance countering
her husbands divorce suit,
named Martha az a witness.
She accuses her husband
with improper conduct with
a Miss ~" Hollywood star.
Her husband as Herman
Turk" owns a downtown bar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
I Detroit Priests
Freed by Jdps

Liberation from Jap. prisons of
a Catholic missionary bishop and
a priest both Of whose parents live
in Detroit, was announced Satur-
day by the Detroit chaneery.
They are Bishop Rembert ko-
walski. whose mother Mrs. Nj
chaeJne KowalSki, lives al 933 r.
Hancock. and Fr Leon Sullivan,
whose parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
Sullivan, live AT 634s Webb.
Both were reported in excellent
health and preparing 10 return 20
their labors at Franciscan mis-
sion AT Wuchang. China
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Legion Acts
.IoCurbCriinne
Juvenile Delinquency
Brings Plea to Posts
Tn. Detroit Time. washington B.r,A.

The Detroit Times wsshinEton BsrsAs
w AS SHIN GTON. Sept. 2e
UAmerican Legion posts through
out the nation were called on to-
day by their national commander,
Edward N. Scheiberling. TO COM
bat the spread Of juvenile crime
and delinquency.
Scheiberling urged the Legion's
1900 posts and 5000 auxiliary
units to give new emphisis 10
their youth, child welfare and
Americanism activities.
when the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation shows that arrests
Of boys under 21 for felonies In
creased 23.8 per cent In the
first six months Of 1945, we
must begin taking stock OF our
serves" the Legion commander
said.
I'VE are also informed that
17-year-olds comprise the pre-
OOmInhte age group among tno
youths ArTeste for serious
crimes.
These 17-year-OIds are the
boys who were only l2 and Is
years old when we began call
ing up our young men for seTy-
Ice in the armed forces.
ITO me that is an indication
that the absence of the 'tig
brother from the family circle
has left n void at home that
must be fiiled In some other way
until the servicemen return
home and family life-iS Yeinte-
grated"
Scheiberling suggeste that
Legion posts intensity their own
activity programs for boys and
girls. and in addition, cooperate
closely with church groups. Boy
Scouts and other patriotic COM
munity organizations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

OtIDll HFdu VI AhS NiNH oNi w
Under provisions Of the Vet
Grams Preference Act, certain
veterans their widows and the
wives of disabled vets are given
first choice on jobs where federal
funds are spent.
MANY JoRS OPEN
"For example, many disabled
vets are employed at the Michi-
gan Regional office Of the Vet
erans' Administration, South
field and Outer Drive" said
Forbes
administrator officials re-
port these vets are among their
best employees. They find them
efficient, loyal. courteous and
grateful for jobs where security
and protection are assured
Forbes declares
Among the disabled vets des-
cril,ed by Forbes are Vernon
Roos. %. of 2l745 Beech, Dear
born. Registration Office of the
Veterans Administration.
TWO WHO LOST LIMBS
A DSR motorman before the
war. Roos. lost a leg through a
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

non-combatant injury in his two
years service IN the army.
Another employe at the admin
iStration office is Wayne Shut
tleree. 30. of 40 Taylor, Highland
Park Employed in the personnel
office of Aluminium Company Of
America before the war, Shut
tlerec lost his right arm at Nets
and now interviews other vets
and explains the CT bill TO them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Argentine Colleges
Closed as Protest

BUENOS AIRES, Sept. % (UP)
Three Of Argentina's largest
universities-Buenos Aires, la
Plata and Mendoza-suspended
classes indefinitely today in pro-
test against the military govern
mentS Imprisonment OF liberal
leaders.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Jobs s-for-Handicapped
iveOpensNext Week

To attention the present need Of jobs for
handicapped President Truman has set aside the week
of Oct Employ Handicapped Week it announced
Saturday.
During effort will he used to place dis
ahed suitable federal jobs and acquan veterans
and the public L.. - Civil Service Commission policy
on Jobs for apped ves declared Harold r. Forbes
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

NEW YORK. Sept. % GNS)-
Florida civic and business leaders.
pursuing plans for a 1850 worlds $
fair" in Miami, met today with
officials OF previous international
expositionS in New York and
Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
RECRUITERS ORGANIZED

A skeleton force of 19 officers,
rs enlisted men and 35 civil serv-
ice employees has been sent into
the area to handle enlistments.
Mai. Moore said that he expects
this force will be expanded 10 a
total of about $50
Any male citizen between the
ages of 1S and "a years who can
meet the physical requirements
Of the army may enlist. Mai.
Moore explained. Special induce
ments are offered men recently
from service or still
in the armed forces.
Every man enlisting under the
new program wall &be given q
choice OF the theater in which he
wishes 10 serve. as well as OF the
branch of service. At present,
Mai. Moore said, all branches are
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Army Opens
Recruit Drive
Seeks Replecements
for Oversees Veterans

The u. s. Army Saturday
a nationwide recruiting
campaign to obtain requirements
for war-weary veterans in nine
overseas theaters.
Mai. A. s. Moore, who has been
induction officer at Detroit for
the last two years. has been
placed in charge Of 20 recruiting
offices being opened in cities in
lower Michigan. He will maintain
headquarters in the Federal
Building at Detroit.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-P1E(USDA)
-Salable hogs. 200 (estimated);
total unavailable; compared week
ago, all classes steady.
Salable cattle 500 (estimated)
total unavailable; compared Fri
day last week: average good to
average choice steers and year.
lings Is to so higher; all others
except ceilinged prime steers as
to 10, mostly rs up; demand broad
and trade very active on good and
choice steers; approximately 200
loads or ten per cent total re-
ceipts, including 925 lb. yearlings,
reached 1900; bulk fed steers and
yearlings 1900 to 1900; only mod
crate supply common and medium
grades at l1.50 to l4.50; medium
to good weighty grass steers
reached 1900: all killing steers at
new high on crop, average prices
establishing an all-time high; good
and choice heifers fully Is higher,
common and medium grades
steady; top heifers 1885, mixed
1900; COWS advanced Is or more
early in week but upturn lost al
close; common and medium bulls
also lost early advance, general
bull market mainly steady to weak
compared week ago; vealers firm
to rs higher; heavy slaughter
calves barely steady; stock cattle
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PRICES IRREGULAR
IN STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-(R-Stock
:oae turned irregular in today S
pl.r rt session after rally from the
onening lows.
OP Jnitial prices were down frac-
1--we NC TO a point in extension OF the
.sarn price drop in the closing
s snu of the previous session but
i Onne new buying developed on the
e so Finance Committees action
>: approving m o r extensive tax
.,ts for 1916.
Action on the Senate floor with
.snect to the tax bill is expected
T. Wednesday of next week, but
i is quiet likely that not all pre-
cont cuts will be approved by the
House
The recovery movement never
hocame aggressive, however, large
= because of the reluctance of
manv traders to hold extended
mock END commitments pending
president Humans Monday an
no,ncement on the administra-
tons position on higher basic
wages for labor.
announcement yesterday that
the statement, originally planned
for release yesterday, would not be
made until Monday brought sharp
selling that wiped out all of the
weeks earlier rise of nearly half
billion dollars.
A number of specialties scored
substantial gains, including cater
pillar tractor, international bust
ness machines and Diamond Match
Co., up a point or more each. LID
uors, a week-long favorite, contin-
ued their advance today, rising
more than a point in American dis
tilling, Schenley and Park and Til
ford, Inc.
Bethlehem Steel lost a point in
an otherwise narrowly mixed steel
groups. Rails were irregular with
gains and losses narrow. Chrysler
held virtually unchanged in the
motors.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct. 20-(R)-Clos-
ing foreign exchange rates follow
Great Britain in dollars, others
in cents):
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 8 IA per cent dis.
count or 90.75, U. S. cents un-
changed.
Europe: Great Britain $4.03 Ia,
unchanged. .
Latin America: Argentina free
24.S9, .01 of a cent lower; Brazil
free 5.25; Mexico 20.65.
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mainly Is higher although in:
stances 50 Up on common and me-.
dunn grades; choice stockers sold
up to 14.75; stock calves to 1928:
heavy feeders to 1850; bulk stocks
I11.75 to 1925: cutter cows closed
at 8.25 down; strictly good range
cows reached 400 during week,
with slaughter range heifers up to
l4.25; most beef cows during week
$50 to 1880; vealers mostly 1900
down, odd head 1850.
RIJY n. 4. VICTORY BONDS