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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

Chicago, Dec 30.-Wealtness in the
cash situation. due to freer offerings
from the country to arrive. ana IN
dications of more liberal receipts in the
near futures gave comfort to bears III
corn today and the market receded alter
having displayed strength early.
Offerings at first were light and com
mission houses then favored the buying
side. owing to small receipts and hght
stocks. Shorts in the nearby delivery
displayed increased concern because sup
niles of contract grades have been Vlr-
tually exhausted and December ana
January sold at new high records Tor
the season. Cash houses were sellers
Notwithstanding the persistency OF the
opposition to advancing prices oHers
were absorbed readily. Industries re-
duced their bids at least two cents o
bushel for cash corn.
oats also reacted from the top under
pressure from local interests. The vol
ume of business was not large. There
was a good demand for the cash article
from the East and South. Cash houses
sold January.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Corn (new delivery g.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
LIVERPOOL Cotton

Liverpool. Dec. 3O.-Spot cotton was
quiet today, with prices unchanged on
the basis of 2I57d for middling, old
contract. The sales were 500 bales. The
receipts were $4,000 bales. including 55,-
500 bales American. Futures were
steady in the early dealings. Spot prices
were: American, middling fair, 22.sSd ;
good middling. 22.20d; middlng, 21.57d
low middling. POSED; good ordinary,
l9d, and ordinary, 18.47d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
CORN TURNS WEAKER
FOLLOWING STRENGTH
Bears Take Comfort in Pros.
poets of More Liberal Re-
ceipts-Oats Also React
GRAIN REIT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BEIT WEATHER FORECAST
CbIcoVo Dec 0-Illinois-Unsettled
tonight and Tuesday; probably rain or
snow north and rnin south; warmer south
and central tonight; colder Tuesday.
Observation-Disclosures rain tonight, turn
ing 10 snow Tuesday; much colder.
Wisconsin-SnOw tonight ana luesdaS'
colder. -,
Minnesota-Snow tonight and Tuesday;
much colder; cold wave west.
Iowa--Snow tonight and Tuesday; much
colder Tuesday; cold wave extreme west
with zero temperature. -, A.
North Dakota-Snow ana c9ldeI "-
south Dakota-Snow with cold wave 10
night; Temperatures below zero.
Nebra skn-SnOw tonight and Tuesday;
coid wave with zero temperature.
Knnsas-Snow tonight and Tuesday,
cold wave, zero temperature by or uurinE
Tuesday night. ,a,.r.
colder. -, .,L.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
MONEY.LENDING RATES

NEW .YORK-Money on call, mixed
collateral, ruled all day at per cent
and on industrials at 6Ia per cent.
The time money market was entirely
nominal today the demand being limited.
Conditions In the collateral department
for sixty to ninety days were 5kG5A
per cent on good mixed collateral and
5h per cent on industrials.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at
5Ad5& per cent. and prime bank ac-
ceptances ruled at 5-l644 3-l6 per
cent for eligible members; AS d4h per
cent for eligible nonmembers and 81 D
Az per cent for inelgibles
Cali loans on choice bank acceptances
are unchanged at AZ per cent,
PHILADELPHIA-Call per cent
time, ~ d6 per cent Commercial pa.
per, three to six months soc per cent
six months, 8 per cent.
LONDON--Money is quoted at pei
cent Discount rate short and three
month bills, 3 1882 per cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

Official discount rates at the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows;
(The first column gives the rates for
al periods up to and Including a fifteen-
OF sixteen 10 ninety days, The thira
and fourth columns are the rates for
rediscounts OF collateral loans secured
by Government bonds or notes.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

Nc" horh, DtC' OU'
Under large offerings the cotton mar
kct suffered a severe setback today,
following frmness early in the session.
Although there was no change in the
general character of the news, there
was more talk of possible shipments in
this direction for delivery.
Among the sellers was an influential
house, and stop orders We're reached II
is probable, that a good deal of the
trading today represented evening UP
for over New Years day
The outlook for exports remained good
and the spot article was maintained on
expectations Of revival in the demand
for manufactured goods after the turn
OF the year.
Selling pressure became general in the
last hour and prices broke heavily.
Hedge offerings, as we'll as southern
long liquidation, were a feature on the
decline
The market continued weak up to the
close Final prices showed net loss OF
G5 to 1O5 points
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
NEW YORK MARKET HOLDS STEADY
IN FACE OF PRESSING OFFERINGS
Many Large Blocks Are Sold at Lowest Prices of Month
Buying Orders Offset Sales-Steel Industrials
Heavy-Coppers Strong
High Points in Today's Financial Netos

Business the Stock Exchange active 1toW definite
local eTchdn0e
principal The Philadelphia bank
deposits STANDARD on Is
trading curb Cotton ocer Corn takes
market untntcreSting Bar lrer Is IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
SETBACK IN COTTON
FOLLOWS FIRM START
Trade at Today's Session Be.
lieved to Represent Even.
ing Up for Holiday

COTTON BERr WEATHER CONDITION
New York. Dec. 3O.-The following tenn
peraturea were recorded In the cotton belt
this morning:
KNOXVILLE. 2S; Chattanooga, 32; Nash
vile. Augusta and Wilmington, 3fi Okla
hOma, Thomasyllle and Charleston. 3S, At
lanta, fOi Montgomery and savannah, 42i
Memphis, Meridian. Tampa and Jackson
vile. ~; Little Rock and VicksburE, 40;
Abilene and Shreveport. 4S; Pensacola. so;
san Antonio, 90. and Corpus Christi and
Galveston, &C.
There was .02 inch Of precipitation Mt
NlCksburE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
LOCAL LOANS DECREASE
Losses Also Shown for the Week in
Denosits and Reserves

The average condition Of members of
the Philadelphia Clearing House Aeso-
Clation for the week preceding TO-DAY, II
shown in the weekly statement, with
Compa arlsons as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
bonds or notes.)
ComIl paper
IA 40 nn
BANK CLEARINCs

Bank eleaTinEg today compared with cor
Responding day last two years;
FII lol6 1917 fDla
ggalla ses.1sIis7 s9s ~ 80 aslldsz
Y Tsss is5 iti M a6i'39ffSS 'lisoj,ass,S'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Dec. 30.-There was
fairly active market this morning. with
first prices unchanged. On the call,
there appeared to be moderate selling
orders here from importers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
BAR SILVER

Last --lOls--
To-day sat; Mon, 6,Sh Ley
n Y'k (cts) l.Olis l.oiS l9i l,9iE ssSSH
I'don (peeD Ash 4SH 4sh' ava 42h
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
Financial Briefs

At a meeting in New York, January
81, stockholders OF Hart, Schafner &
Marx, Inc, will vote on proposed de-
crease in preferred stock from $3,3s6,1OO
TO $3,331,500.
Temporary certificates for 'he $20,-
100000 Wilson and Company ten-year
convertible fund per cent bonds are
now ready for delivery at the securities
department Of the Guaranty Trust Com
pany New York.
The New York subtreasury lost s121,-
900 to the banks on Saturday making
a cash net loss since Friday Of $4,000.
Barclay, Moore G. Co. nave removed
their offices to the Real Estate Trust
Building.
The listing committee of the Philadel-
phia Stock Exchange has today stricken
from the unlisted department of the eX-
change First National Bank of New
York and Drexel & Co., interchangeable
interim certificates, exchangeable for
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company ten
year per cent collateral trust gold
bonds due 1928. and admitted to the un-
listed department of the exchange S15,-
900 900 Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
pany definite ten-year per cent col
lateral trust gold bonds due September
/. 1928
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

MEMBERS RESERVE SYSTEM
Reserve held .,.. $40, 49,. 900 't2' 80, 900
tEycoss reserve 1857 900 '2,707. 900
TRI-sT COMPANIES NOT MEMBERS
RESERVE SYSTEM
Reserve held ..,. tS5h3,0Oo $500, 900
ExrsHg reserve l'liO'OOO %tl'OVu
IN addition 20 the dcpoNts above there
II ~ tbia week g2s 2OS QUO Government de-
nmnstts against which no reserve Is required.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
$4,00o,00O ..
State of South Dakota
Rural Credit 434% Bonds

Rural Credit 434q6 Bonds
Dated January, Du JauaY1, Janay1,1
Exempt from d sdeaI NJ
ssssemFy or wings peLts
LsaiInv stmrt fsr wings Bank AM TuuFu In
New tIeu ando
the of counsel general obligation of the State
and M spuruantt law
amendment Constitution of the State South Dakota authorized
people and upheld decision the
auaton officially of is
included
IsIsw than o asesdya valuation.
1907 and Accrued Interest
Yielding o option ate and thereafter
o
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank
Harris, Forbes & Co Halsey, Stuart Co Inc
PkladelphIs Philadelphia
aas .- % s.% Ss: sS%s s:@ss:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30
FINANCIAL
Dlylasnd.

oFF1CE or wEI..sBAty COMPANY
1be Directors have this day declared A
etn.lhnnnsl diyldend q three and one-hali
|,b1k' osf,ble fiestnber "a 1914. g stoek-
'1l1t ef record a he close ot oaainess
IN pkYIiN' 1ssassisiS'' =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

Barclay, Moore G. Co. nave removed
their offices to the Real Estate Trust
Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

Total sales. s47.I94. 900. compared with
llB, 1898, 900 on Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

.Passsd Capital Committee Incompatible with
Noaa interest without Of lerap validity
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

The New York subtreasury lost s121,-
600 to the banks on Saturday. making
a cash net loss since Friday Of $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-12-30

FOREIGN EXCHANGE

IVN NUV " I'IOTIVy 10 VUUItU III .
cent. Discount rate, short and thr
month bills, 3 1882 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
ELEVEN PIECES OF STEEL
STAY IN CRaDD9CK'S BODY
Iynchburg Officer Hopes to Re Ra"'i
In France by Christmas. Dc
spite Wounds.
"DvGoUTs" RkGul ,E HOUSES
Have Pictures on Walls and "A'
Comf0rtS or Homc"-Cartain VII.
&c Stationed at Camp Dix rs In
StructOr.
,cic' 10 The Times pispatch.I

i;rccir' 20 The Times pispatchl
ny NCHE'DtG. Va. September L.
"it>. who was wounded May %. last
white leading Z raid against German
Hrfanses. and who was given such an
ovation upon his rcturn horIc Mondar.
will EO tomorrow TO Camp Dix. ~ j.. 70
give instruction. having been sent
homo from Franco for This purpose. He
sustained seventeen distinct wounds
rom hand grenade explosion. bat
has fully recovered from these hurts.
S;"ce his recovery Captain Craddock
la* been 0r"mo.cI from first lieu
tcnaancy. 10 which he was assigned Il
vcar ago 20 Company q. !'f;y fourth
'arcrtrN. With which he was With when
he WAS wounded
ASKED ah1mt going over The ION
inc Ia think. He merely knew it was
inc 10 go. and he went.
Ii WAS dark. and they were out all
aish;. armed with pistols and two
ur thv"C potato maShcr. hand Srcn-
sdcs. apiece.
II" heh wheat made II Impossible
E" maintain a complete Silence. and as
hey investigated. attempting TO dis
over sC:Nc definite information. Lieu
tenant Craddock suddenly saw four
iermans-they were creeping, too
M Simultaneously the Srcnades were
brown.
Il felt myself thrown in tho air:
hen TO the ground" he said. Bu. he
.:ot stop except the necessary time to
regain his feet. What happened ;hcn
n said. was difficult tn recall. so fast
lid things move. =; was Il f-ee-for-
III fi.;ht." and the rlcn Tough; for their
iTc[ They had moved forward in "a
uoint." diamond shaped formation.
and he. his sergeant and corporal seem
Egve borne the hrunt o! the en-
counter. ircsumahi:. III. C:cirIrns
threw egg rrcnadcs" and tho large
$40 potato maShciS. according, to
inei: custom. and Is quick calcula ion
The Americans estimated the Hun
group TO be made mn of between thirty
AMI forty mon. With tho firing and
the popping OF the pistols and grcnadcs
tho sector was lik, caldron. and
worst Of all. nobody could see.
CAPTAIN CraidocN said. suddenly he
heard his corporal tWhelan. OF In
,iaI,a) say: "Evcryhody'S gone; lets
good" Ne said they dropped aud
started to crawl "vcr tho hill through
he wheat. The singing and bleeding
OF his seventeen wounds waas Il haRdi-
cap 20 which CrTtsi. c-addock did not
retcr. except to state my foot was
orokon. too. in recalling tina; long and
;criuuus trir through no mans land
= ~" Inns, II 3.3" N the morning, aided
by his corporal who. at Zines. dragged
him through tn" grain hcld. they
'rpTor;cd by TWO of these. ne was
ca iicd % he american trenches. where
~ @a* given trs: aid
lie vas rlicca on i s'rctch-r ana
%: ~ led hack n:i!c OF two 10 a rcEi-
!n"n!".' dress NJ; a,atlon: after this ne
was carried 20 an advanced dressing
station. ANA Ito % "A field hnsnital
where. - in the l.ynchburg officers s
,iss' they c;;cn oHd.feo operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
SCARCITY OF BULBS ALARMS
SPRING FLOWER GROWERS
i':nbarEo on Dutch supply and Trnpcr
Too Hus. With Hmr-tuIi-
Hnrnia day Helm.

The noticeable absence Of fan hnlhv
y A matte OF uneasy comment among
it:chmondrra "no annually plant or
dilarily within In" ncNt few weeks
~ ,se Gayly b!osaomina and fraCrlnt
ia rbingtrs OF tn. spring: hvat.inths
;itl tulips, rarciSsus galore tr;S ION
uIils and lilies
Asked yesterday uhy no bulbs were
set offered for sale by Richmond nnr-
Is s. the saiosmaas gesture WAS cx-
III ssive. we have none 10 offer so
IA this fall" he said There wo-.
vc-y few bulbs last year co;nprrn,iyo-
ly speaking, ANA no shipments have
get been received from abroad al
though. by this time, We usually hay.
4iI' stock the hubs which should be
planted early in the fan FOR spr.nr
towering.
There VIII he some California -crown
bulbs offered. but even our best now-
e. seeds are grown in France where
the seasons arc longer than in the
United States and The seeds mature
2t:etter.
There is an embargo on Hol,and
gioWn tulips, jonGuiIs hyacinths .nl
=" on. which Will nuke il prac;ic.IIy
5iri1ossible 70 procure any OF these
3orlbs this fall. Lilies Of th.. valley
VII be al a premium. since these come
: from Russia. except a few grown in
FCnlifornia Japanese lilies viii con.
tshue to grow In Japan unit! the var
3iS over. ns Will as tho haunting irjs
although f'ar:e VIII shin some iris
5..nd other bulnB heretofore sni,nitcd ia.
y Hand. VIII re- boats can Ice r.nuisi
3.5Ded for the puI. ".r."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
Auzacs Are Grateful
for Treatment Here
John Watson. Member Of Party
Visiting Richmond. Writes
ThGnfs for Ccmtcsics.

Eichm9nd TO entertain number OF
New Ieaiand warriors rs they pro.
,.riic, and delightful guests they made.
too. without a touch OF c:udcncss about
hem. Thcir b.ieI stay in this city was
laad, agreeable by men hers al The
"cal War Camp toinmui.iiy Service.
- no called TO their .ssiG,aaco a nun
'Cr or aBto oWi;CrS. So that the VS. =
9!s mlsh,, have. :, chance to ~yr cv.i =
hin;, Obviously. Virginia hu.pilalit! Y
;eit dep impr esston on the N.sito ).
COR ono Of them. John Watson. has just
written to Il Richmond woman fror,
land. as follows:
mind party of New Zealand troops
which YOU kindly drove AROUND Rich
.cmemher that one of tina, parry prom
i%od 10 scHd you some views OF Ire
Il now taxi mis- opportunity Of s"nh-
an al!.;"o-s short leave IN He!sas' I
send ihtse as token of gratitude
,.ur TING ia Hchn'onl was voted to
/" The hest we hrd DARN. "iy four
lays leave in America.
We had an un"vr .;tlul voyG::c across
i'm, wiih fog ThS wei,h,r !, = : : :. hii-
rr;E roid y, s9monrGd 10 tn, .Nrems
nd it gave me !, cold viii h KEEP me
il! the hospital u iir.; two weeks in
NIX nH. However. Al our troIh.';
re things nj IL" past. ana we are in
4 good CARP nero in liannshi-e One
OF the garden counties OF England"
What Watson and his conpani ns
Elcst wanted 30 SOC when ii Rich aorl
was SiENsVripcr. 50 secretary g. -
Winfrey took thc.n done Main S:rc"5
for sIuint ut the First National and
Mutual Building. III" ho!Eh; of thca
stately structures Lrn,"cd tho .tra..c.
and he'd thor attcn ton Fascinated
Finally: MIR. Win ~. seeing how
th0rCuEHl- rDtalt = his .yTlpS.S
proposed that they .!'nr.' -o UP en- he
roof ,ot NJ Mutual ';t; ding aud his
proposi;ion WAS II with e"thn-
s:A<n l:ut tho strangers Eli'i"d no
littlc waca i::vit.A I" ~; into Tho eic-
vltor. and as The ching started heaven
wa"d az rather rapid ::ii: heir dis
'onHiurc was ranifc$l THEY literal
Y wher."d with arn:chr",;inn Orco
i:e on the roof, :hr N"w' Xcalardcrs
~ crr "ut'anccd hy the panorama sprc 4
rUt before III - rs ouiSilr1 vision. vet
;hcy were S:iil s';ittish ,i'ou. ;;e ole
vatcr .r.d at hrs desired 80 walk back
"a terra fir:na rather ;han risk = down
ward tim on the 'Iif'." u was only
h~ having tive elevator 10 at a snail
-" pace hat ,hsi; approximations we:c
r"'i"vcl
'rActs visitors he'd come 10 Virginia
/. way Or rhc - lar,, canal. and could
lard''' he made 20 heiicv> that. ~ corr
n,:cc 40 ScW Works. SkISrraperS. Ei"h-
'lor - l'';- buildings are moro pigir.ea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15

ne had a lot OF steel from the grenades
removed from his wounds. eleven
,neoes remaininT unrcmovcd In Cap
'ain Craddock'S body now.
lie was given the anti tctanous
serum at his own request and. con-
.,rarS TO the movie shows. ''hc didn't
saiI; lie is much inclined to avoid
nubliSity. and :auchmEly said the
uh ahou: hi,h in the papers WAS
Jus, Il boost to rnthuse the public"
NC expects TO be- back i'm France
nct"re Christmas. despite mis- woun"s.
ana his l"na siege of HOSPITAL expert
cntcs: ne was in base hospital At
Ne'niiN - another at Bordeaux. AMI
1T -, n 90. ,!cscent home at siarritz.
me duEouts III AS Lorraine
and cthcr sectors :ong in ,hc war were
houses
long corridoc. ending IN a lounge.
on II, with smooth woodwork, pictures
on tho wall. and ".,ll tho comforts of
nome all mis-, way un':er the ground
~ IL Twelve or fourteen feet OF rock or
sheet iron on top. The only Lynchburg
boys Captain Craddock saw were Lieu
tenants McGhee and J. II. Randolph.
Snuntered storm that the captain on
The ship said was the worst Of his
twenty eight years experience. with
Captain Craddork cached New Yort
saturday night, and LEnchburg Mon
dag morning.
warmly greeted Captain craddock. X.
Il. Watts. Jr. and Floyd l.. Knight
picfHu The officer up. placed him upon
III Shoulders AM, carried nam
II .>h the crowd tn point opposite
the Waiting automobiles III front of the
station Here the crown waited un;ii
the departure Of the train when the
o:nccl was driven to his paIciCs' honiy.
ON Wise street. Later he went TO the
Union Station 10 meet hiS father. wnu
was called home from North Carolina
by his return.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
BRITISH WOMEN DECORATED
France shows Appreciation of Their
Work ID! BcstowinE ON Then,
trOtN de (,ucrrc

PARIS. ScptemOer 1.-THE following
British women motor ambulance Iriv-
crs working under the Red Cross in
France have been mentioned in
French army orders and awarded the
croiN dc gmcrrc for bravery durin,
an air attack
Miss u. THOMPSON. FIRST aid nurs-
ing Scon'anry. - c.. NJ. y. e.
Miss II. Lawson. first aid nursing
ycorIanary. sergeant. Nj - G.
Miss II. Mor,launt. FIRST aid nursing
yeon:anar%. sergeant. NJ a. G.
The brigade order citiag them states
that during I bombardment by aero
they went at once to the point %
danger and picked up the dead aud
wounded TO transport them to hos
pitfalls They showed absolute disre-
gard Of dlngcr. and at tho same time
give to all the finest example OF cour-
age aul SanEfroid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
i..IT 7TANT RULING FaADE
pcor'" t'tcn,i-S Confederate IT,
Tan Rc:urn Home over
Another Rou;-

TULSA OKLA September 1.-THE
r ,iway authorities have made an ma
Dur,.nt tu.in: ~ connection wit n
;ir'iois to tho reunion % tine Con
i 'icr1tc Veterans that l. 10 De held
here : pt"mrcr 2f-2T. inclusive IS 1T
.rst aErCunrr1 tn. return trip ticket
% good cal. o:cT the the Travelled
- '.N'H;, 20 the reurjnu city. Una 4,
! go rulc. the iivnst vii, hc yuod
wing over my direct :.Ec -.pai
!" the point Of destination.
y IS rui'a= gives the purchaser @.
la'ih.vn tickets an opportunii; to
travel one route cominc and = h!Ter-
CNt route returning t.Nm The l.ler.i.. =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-15
TO BE DiFI'IrtLT TO GET PERMIT.
MITMOi-N NOlNCIi..s NANCTiLN

The war industries board may, IL IL
: >es fit. disregard tn" recommendations
q. lcnicnt State counC!l or it's too
compliant ropr, sentative. but /, viii
LES extrcmel. difficult II not impos-
,ihle. il seems certain, to get a Ge-
Nc application shall have been re-
. -ctcd by the state Council,
No permits or licenses arc require:
f,r the following classes or construr-
:; n:
Those ALREADY. approved b. the war
autrles board. aud being und"r;akcn
Z 7ectly by or under the control or
u mt. The emergency Fleet Corpora
ton. the housing bureau OF tho Depart
n.cnt OF La Dor or the Cnitcd states
I ,using Corporation.
REPAIRS or extensions 10 existing
buildings involving in ;hc aggregate
{" cost not exceeding s@..Op.
RoadwayS. building ana other s;ruc-
toll OF thc United states railroad ad-
! nisiraiioH or :, railroad operated by
Oh adminisiai!o
Construction directly connected with
: ines producing coal, metals ana
irro-alloy minerals, and
public hirh~a! improvements ami
street. paVom.nts when expressly APP
Highways Council
No building or other construction
Mich does not fan within one OF the
IL resoing classes may he undertaken
Nithout a permit in writing issued by
the chief II the nonwar-constructio ION
!. Suon OF the war industries boa rl
cr issued under his authority: and "A
condition precedent TO Obtaining such
AUTHORIZATION is approval 10y the State
council.