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WILL BUY BARdAIN m 3-ROOM. KfTCH-
On and bath cooperative ant; state price
and shares represented. Address Box 33i-H,
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SAUL'S ADDITION.

detached frame, rooms. ami. on lot
50xl40 IT, to alley; garage. Convenient to
cars. school and churches. Reasonable
caSf payment. balance as rent. Address
Box 257-H. Star nfice. Sc
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

3U16 WISCONSIN, AVE
Two rooms, kitchen and bath, 3l2 50; %.
posite Cathedral grounds.
TWO ROOMS, KIT. BATH. ELECTRIC RI
frigeration. 30S2 Que st. NV,
THOS. E.. FARRELL CO.,
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S4Zl NJ , l..
{ rms, kit and bath .................S 35 90
Steam neat and hot water furnished.
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sALE-HoUSEs.
lCanfinnad.l

sALE-HoUsEs.
(Cantinued.l
Best Buy Near 18th and
Park Road NV.
at $1,000. Easy terms. '
A Splendid Value.
f s% p R q ssS RS o max; : O c. %
ment; balance Ike rent:
,o,. ", PETTY PETTY, o,,..77
NEW SOUTHEAST HOMES.
Open Sunday and Evenings.
18th . .nd q s s% 81.
ONE BLOCK. OF LINCOLN PARK, WIDE
Ess sats pHrSR .sSSS Ln ssss
oWNEE WANTS TO sELi-VARSUM, 81;
1.s eas st Of daS Ss of
colonial red tapestry brick rHon: n INam
large. light basement and doored attic;
SH Der EsaEs Cos. 1n Oye four
Phone Phone Wisconsin, in'y s4ss between j and PM
a-sToRY AND BASEMENT HOUSE; 9 BED
school IsEs Faifmont st. NV owner OF
s-RooM MODERN HOME, TAKEN FOR
debt; must be sold before June; make offer;
terms ter G II desired S Owner; 81 HICKMAN
Lovely home, rooms, bath, large porches
es water Sak 81 &c 1so
f. Ofrs q ia sss7 under value Easy
WALTER REED ONE sQUARE-BY OWNER,
new detached Groom brick, 622 Fern pi. NV.
Modern in Il every avery respect. Open sunday
1s4s LAMONT ST
Mt. Pleasant section; rooms, ; baths;
So4s hGHss een P.BS STshesf .. Ssk
S STSF.r Sat and sun III
ss..%snt; ;a , After tuesday ADDE'S: owner
TO ONE WITH SUBSTANTIAL CASH PAY
y under value. Detached. strictly modern;
Stores bus oG and ears. becatur sss4 ''nO0f'
room; 2-family house; complete bath on
II interested call Col. $685. g.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE.
J ROOMS, SEMI-DETACHED.
Lot 25xl00.
All-brick. slate-roof Petworth home, very
desirable and in convenient location. Con-
tsinS attic: fireplace. electricity. garage,
paved street and alley; Due to illness this
nome Is offered at the sacrifice price Of
SEQ. Call qeorgia 2248. -
McLachlen Banking Corp'n.
39,000-l2 rooms, 2 baths, double garage;
lot 5oxl5o best section of Brookland.
'TSoo-io rooms SSHTsc EaraSe' sleeping porehes'
SO,75o-0-ro0m brick, with garage; very de-
desirable and convenient Northwest
location.
Many other properties in various sections
Of the city. Several houses for rent.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept 10th and q.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-BY OWNER.
beautiful S-story detached brick house, With
mace oyerlooking beautiful 5-acre sena-
torial estate: rooms, 3 baths. two-car
built-in garage, Kelvinator. etc. Owner
leaving city. A rare bargain at $4,000.
Phone Col. 6746 Sunday or National 4e19
thereafter.
1Q1S KAT MA DD
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APARTMENTS-FUR. q UNFUF

APARTMENTs-FUR. o UNFUR.
i7lT Z 81 .N;W.-:i ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH;
eha sss6 ' R:sas ss
THE COWARD, 18th AND EYE sTs. NV
ynfurnished;. $40 to $50 furnished. Modern
switsRboarS ssrVce. RcaiSsns f msnSssr. "0
AVAILABLE JUNE l-Srd FLOOR; RMS,
kit,, bath, porch: 2 exposures: FSrni or un-
able piSySroun i Tor child. Ref. required.
| Col. 1850. 1870 Kaiorama road.
4 Rooms 90 KiTcHENETTE AlN,p, BATH SIS
ant st. See JNnitor, Apt, s.
3 OR 4 CLEAN FURNISHED ICONS WITH
sas gar! ami. to scntleTan Or married eou.
desrs4 ST. Ten nesT aSe e.rk 00'rO
OR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS;
screened back porch. tile bath. ami. 1000
1915 CONN AVE NV ROOM. MURPHY
bed. dining alcove. Kitchen and bath; $42.50.
! Apply resident manager. -
ao Rooms Ms, AND g.; SCR PORCH; and
c rnSne e free; 1915 W. Virsini" eve me- Lin
adults only; s4 90 'm''' 'u'e' nome
2 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS. KTTcHENETTE.
Son ne 81; the same iTrnished sSS
with elec; grill. sal Mt. Pleasant st. See
lanltor. Apt. 5.
STANLEY ARMS APARTMENT,
ll25 l2th ST NV.
One unfurnished and one furnished apart
ment available; rentals reasonable and
anselrtmsntS desirable ioeation excellent
nsnsser HiiniSht esvstOr Service T.ie
phone Metropolitan 1895.
SEE THESE APIS.
Ready to move in. Furnished or unfur-
nished, rooms. kitchen and bath, bult-in
furniture that has never been installed be-
Lore. Best prices in neighborhood. 24lO
goth st; NV, overlooking Rock Greek Park.
manager.
PORTLAND HOTEL,
THOMAS CIRCLE.
Famous 10Y generation; home for Sen
atorS, Congressman and high ofhcials. Large
bed. Transients, 50 to $3.50; monthly, $40,
, SIS. Suites Of 3 rooms. $40.
FONTANET COURTS,
l4th AND FAIRMONT
,sS. rooms, path large rooms and closets
Furnished have overstufed davenport
suites All have elevators and telephones;
8l2 10th ST.
'ooms path, unfurnished. SIS
FIDELITY GARAGE,
18th d Fla. Ave.-Soo Cars.
Management
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 You St.
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l7l4 st. Sc
and cleo. g.
THE LOMBARpY, 2olo EYE ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath, Frigidaire.
elevator, switchboard telephone; unexpired
lease: available May IS. Open Sunday, / to
pm See Resident Manager.
Is HoYT, 1880 BELMONT u LOVELY
rooms porch, triple exposure, Frigldaire;
near Central H g.; two car lines; $50,
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PRICED $1,000 BELOW COST.
Beautiful semi-detached all-brick home in
large back ward; eight rooms; h. ". floors
throughout: attic; two complete baths. one
with shower; built-in garage. If you want
a real lifetime home answer this ad. Ad-
dress BOX Alh-H. Star Office
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WANTED-AFAKTM
BY COUPLE EMPLOYED, 2 r., X, AND
bath apt. or light housekeeping; $25 to s35.
Adams 71o1.
WANTED--5 OR ROOMS, BATHS,
southern exposule; near stores and cars
NV. section. Address Box 4S7-H. star once
BY LApY-oNE ROOM, BATH, DOWN
town, unf apartment; not over $50 month
Address BOX l55-H. Star ONCE.
AT ONCE-FURNIsHEp APARTMENT. TWO
or three rooms, two adults rent must be rea-
sonahle Address Box 9a-H. star once.
SALE-CO- COOPERATIVE APIS.
2T0? ADAMS MILL ROAD NV. APART
ment 3iO-OppOsite Zoo Park; ard floor;
reception hall bedroom sitting room, MUIR
ply bed, dressing room. bath and kitchen,
three closets; best manasement; select oc-
eupants; upkeep and interest less than rent.
Call afternoons between and 3.
s70O EQUITY OF OVER $3.50 IN CHARM HARM
living ROOM large ssli, Iitshs11 and BETH l +;
operati charge; less than rent Address
Boz 4si-Hs star omss', ~.
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1901 Y ST sE.-ATTRACTIvE S.RooM,
Capitol and Library; sea. SO. Nat. e724.
1882 FILLMORE ST. NW.-FoUR ROOMS,
kitchen, bath. Frigidaire. Three rooms
iently located and modern building near 18th
and Columbia I'd. Low rentals.
BRIGHT CORNER APT. ROOMS. PORCH
and bath; near cars, buses, market. movies
$50 3517 18th st. NV.
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1T 18th ST. Sc, NEAR LINCOLN PARK =
Five rooms, kitchenette and bath heat, hot
water, Ras, electricity. telephone paid; $50
per month: with garage, 30S.
Apply s20 Pa. ave. NV. Tel. Met se43'
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1915 KALORAMA RID.
3 baths, AGAR brick garage. h.-w.h., elec :;
excellent condition: bringing 1924 from
extra room; priced $4,000 under cost; terms
Come TO see 1t. Chance to acquire nice
for itself; income pays 49, and you can
live in 1t. Mr.. sOMERVILLE, Metro. 6l89
or Adams 347Q
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REVIEW

So. st. Paul, Mimi, Mar. 15.-(AP)
-tBy L. S. Bureau of Agricultural
Economics and Minnesota Dept. OF
Agri.)-This weeks market in the
cattle division was IL series of a dull,
draggy sessions with fed steers and
yeariinEs closing 25c to i'm instances
soc lower. lnbctWecl cOWS were fully
25c lower. with heifers and low ut
change. while bulls worked % to soc
lower. vealers selling LOO to $50 low
er. deductions were rather sharp in
the hog division. figuring as much
as 15c in many cases, with the gen.
eral rad so to roc lower. Fat lambs
advanced Is to csc, while ewes un-
der an acute scarcity and higher
trends elsewhere were salablc - to
SOC higher.
During the period d DAD of choice
1,S13 Id. steers sold at 1850. while "A
part load oE.yearlings- reached 1875,
these both being high marks for5h 7hc
week. For the big end OF the croI
trade conferred at 1925 to 11.75, with
low quality warmed-ups down t.
$50 or under. Most fat lambs closed
at 5.75 to 1875. heifers 1.75 to 800.
low cutters and cut.4rs 4.50 to $50.
while medium grade bulls bulked 1T
100 to ~7.5O. Vealers sold at $50 t o
mostly. 1000, choice sorted kinds 1T
-f-.oD to 1890. or at the lowest level
since early in December, 1928.
AAO6 tIduc ClOScu WIN DUlk OIL the
100 to around 220 ID. weights at 3.75
to 1000. 225 to 200 Id. weights $50 70
$40. with butchers $50 ID. and Up
largely at 9.25 to $50. Pigs and light
lights bulked at 1O.S0. with sows at
So to S.75.
Bulk of the good and choice lambs
scaling Sc to % lib. closed at 1925,
with habitat kinds as we'll as some
100 to 12S Id. weights at 800 to $40.
Ewes were scarce, strictly choice
kinds being considered salablc around
COO. with some real heavy weights
at AGO to i.5O. -
Stocker and feeder steer trade
closed on a slow, weak basis, with
most of the thin stockers selling at
800 to 1925. while several cars OF
habitat offerings cashed at 1875 to
11.10. The stock pig market was
mostly soc lower, with most Of the
desirable kinds selling at 1000.
Feeding and shearing lambs were. in
good demand. sales ranging from $50
to $50. with most of the desirable
shearing lambs 20 to 50 h., cashing
al 800 to $50.
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CHICAGO I.IElcETOCK

Chicago, Mar. 15.-fAP)-<C. s. ID.
A.)-cattlc 100: compared week ago,
acod and choice fed steers and long
yearlinEs soc lower; lower grade.
steady to :5c lower: fat cows aud
heavy heifera rs TO iOc down: CUT
ters steady to strong butcher. hcifers
and light heifer. and i.,ixed earrings
steady after losing early advance;
bulls weak. vealers 1.J0 to 100 lower.
extreme top. fed steers 1850: year
lings and light steers 1875: very little
above 1875 after Monday:-bu4k-fel
steers 1LJ0 10 1915; average cost
weeks steer crop approximately. l2.6O;
GLOW: half fat 1000 ID. feeders l2..o.
Sheep 1000; nominal $500 direct
by the week lis doubles from feed.
ing stations $4,000 direct; compared
one week ago fat lambs strong to Zoe
higher; ycarlings fully % higher; fat
ewes around 25 up; late bulks fat
lambs % lbs. down 1850 to 1l.OO; top
1925: early top 11.65: bulk - to %.
lbs. 1925 to 1850: shorn lambs 80
To $40; fat ewes 5.25 to 600: prac-
teal top 6.25: feeding lambs NOM
ANAL: few 80 lbs. shearerS 1915 early.
Hogs. 1000. including 1000 direct:
market about steady with yesterdays
average or IS to 40c lower than early
yesterday; top 1915: compared with
one week ago hogs scaling under 2?O
lbs mostly IS to 50 lower with hcnv-
Ter weights 80 to Csc lower; shippers
butchers medium to choice ESQ to 800
lbs. s.:5 to 1915: 200 to ESQ lbs. 9.8j
10 1915: $50 to zoo lbs. 1000 to 1914:
1870 Il $50 lbs. $50 to 1915: packing
sows S.25 to $40: pigs, medium TO
choice 30 to $50 lbs. 800 to 1880.
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GRAIN REVIEW

Minneapolis. Mimi. Mar. 14.-(AP-
C.S.D.A.)-A further decline was reg
istcred in the wheat market during
the week ending Friday, Mar. -.
continued negligible. and discouraged
liquidation OF "long" holdings was
again in evidence.
Cash wheat turned easier. with bids
at the close of the week. on cash
wheat running | to 2 centE lower as
ers National Grain corporation buyers
still bid for high-protein fots, but mill
competition was not active. AT the
close of the week IL per cent protein
No. ] dark northern was quoted at
cent under to l Gent over the May; IL
cent, ) to S cents over: and Is per
cent, 4 tn 8 cents over. May declined
81 cents for the week, closing at
S1.04N Friday. Spring wheat ran from
si; Traae 'H "a darum wa. small and the
market f~luctuated e~rattcally. Duluth
May showed a net decline Of Z cents
for tho week, closing at 81 cents.
Nos. ! y ? amber were Quotable
here within q range OF 8 cents under
Continued liquidation was. on In
rye r prices were extremely week,
May declining 81 cents. May. closed
Friday at 50it cents. Nc. . rye on spot
ut 81 4 to 66h. cents.
3 cents. closing at 37H cents. and No.
I: white on spot at IS to 37h cents.
Barley showed extreme weakness
during the week. and pricea. hit new
low levels. May declined ~ cents.
closing az 5oK cents: ~.
sass. declining So cents for the week
and closing Friday at SASSY, with
No. / flax s cents under.
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FINANCIAL

New York. Mar. 15.-(AP)-Specu-
lative interest I'm the financial and
securities markets this week was
divided between the cut in the New
from 4 to ) 1-2 per cent. and Il series
Of u~nfavorable business developments.
Despite the revival of activity and
strength in h oils, and the wide
fluctuations in many specialties. the
market generally failed to make any
progress. The STANDARD statistics in
dex of 30 leading issues. actually
showed a net decline on the week, due
largely to rather sharp recessions in
some Of the public utilities.
A bitter struggle for control Of the
price movement is expected to be
Waged e the mex few weeks.
a money was quoted on the New
York stock exchange on Friday at )
per cent for the first time in nearly
fcu ear
Nearly all of the leading oil shares
moved into new high ground this
week on buying influenced by the
sharp decrease in production, the up
holding of the legality of the Cali
fCrnia conservation law, stiffcnins
price tendencies and the apparent ceS-
satiOn of price cutting wars. Oils
were turned over in large volume.
A reduction from Is to 10 per cent
in the general average Of steel mill
operations. coupled with the predlc.
try probably would rot get above SO
per cent again in the first half OF
the year. tended to restrain the buy
ing the steel shares. Vanadium
showed individual strength.
Efforts TO revive speculative actiy-
ity and strength in the motor shares
met with strong resistance. The
continued aloofness of large copper
consumers to fill their requirements
at the prevailing Is cents a pound
level for the red metal encouraged a
drive against hose issues, which SEM
several of the leaders to new low
ground for the year.
Short selling brought about sharp
rccessiOns in such stocks as Simmons,
Gillette Safety Razor, Stan d n T. i
Brands and u. s. Industrial Alcohol.
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O'Day Wins Headline
Bout on Linton Card

Linton, N. D., Mar. 15.-In the
main bout Of q 40-round card pro-
NOTED by E. D. Fogle, Linton. Mike
O'Day, 0roton, s. D., o v Herb
Lila when his seconds threw the
towel into the ring at the sound Of
the gong for the eighth round.
The bell saved Lila from a knock
out in the seventh, when he took q
count Of nine. In an attempted
comeback, O,Day was ready with q
left hook and q right to the head.
Lila was saved by the bell at the
count Of three.
Several preliminaries between
featherweightS and welter weights
made up q satisfying card for the 800
fans present. Preliminary bouts were
refereed by e. D. Fogle. with Christ
GrenZ. Hazelton, the third man in the
ring when OrDay and Lila were in
action.
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Rains IN SOUTHWEST
Bring WHEAT PRICES.
IN DOWNWARD TREND.
Crop Damage Reports From IL
linoi; Help Slight Occa-
.sional Rallies -

Chicago, Mar. 15.-tAP)-Wheat
prices showed rallying power in the
late dealings today owing largely to
reports hat Kansas q fatled to re-
ceive more than n few showers. a
notable bulge In corn values did much
also TO bring about ~recoveries in the
wheat market, 80 that earlier losses
were virtually offset. Receipts Of
corn in all mark cts were surprisingly
LIGHT. .. ,r...,,.r rrev
from isc. decline to Ac advance. COM
pared with yesterdays finish. March
lo2A to n: May 1os% to Il: July
1917 to n.y..
72S.: May siH to 4: july sis to So.
Oats y to &c higher, and provi-
sions I to soc down.
Corn was helped upward by reports
If II good shipping demand. Oats
sympathized with corn market up
turns.
Provisions went lower on weakness
il the hog market.
Corn values showed pronounced
strength after some easiness at the
start. Speculative buving was much
in evidence. Fear or light stocks was
!, bullish factor. Arrivals OF corn in
corn in Chicago todav ottaled 81 cars.
against 27a cars Il week ago and l:2
cars Ut this time last year.
With dispatches at hand showing
rdluIAIIS III SettIOIlS u NcIISdS. oNi'-
homa and Texas. the Chicago wheat
market was In sellers favor much of
the time today. although moisture
relief was apparently not general. On
the other hand. rallies were stimu-
lated by crop damage advices from
southern Illinois. In some cases.
deterioration of Illinois wheat was
estimated at so per cent. There were
also T.. =. department Of agriculture
rcports Indicating that high yields
per acre for Europe his season are
not now expected. and that there mus;
be heavy imports il apparent require
Inents arc to he covered.
Special interest attached today 10
word thai Argentine wheat shippers
had reduced their asking prices
aboard :: cents Il bushel. 1t was an
nounced that as yet M general strike
had been declared by Argentine rail-
road employees. but that the country's
transportation has been slow dow u.
Meanwhile overseas demand for North
American wheat was asserted to be
remaining slack.
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WHEAT FUTURES TRADE
rs GENERALLY Dull

Minneapolis. Mar. 15.-(AP)-Trada
in wheat futures was generally duh
Today after opening weak on dis
appointing cables. Occasions. how
ever. were fractional. May closing 10
cent lower for the day. ::
Corn futures were strong. go1.l
buying by shorts hri:Sing a rally #
IL: cent. Oats followed corn but did
not move Gar. Rye started easy but
turned strong. BarlcytOnc was easy
carly but there was a late rally. Flax
dipped with wheat but rallied mol
eiately on crusher biying.
Cash wheat demand was slow with
government buyers out of the MAJ
ket because Of lack Of storage space.
Receipts we're light and just about
ahscrned ut unchanged prices. Eo,.l
Gurum and win:c: wheat were scarce
ana unchanged.
Cash corn tone was better and de-
l,and was good. Oats demand SEEM
ID stronger. and average quality--wIs
better. Rye demand was strong te''
milling quality and slower for ordin-
cry. Barley prices were quoted strong
with futures. Fla offerings wer':
light and demand was a shade bet
ter. .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-15
No Passport Charges
For War Mothers
Free Trip to France

The free tours of France to be
rendered war mothers for the next
three years by the government will
include free passports, under an act
OF March, 1929. according to informa-
ton received from Washington by
Charles Fisher, clerk CT the district
court.
In the regular form of application,
the restrictions imposed will not be
quite as strict. The act especially sig
nifies that the women are not to be
put to any great trouble in securing
the paper. II the birth or citizenship
papers have been lost or misplaced,
the sworn statement Of some other
citizen as to the citizenship Of the
woman in question will be deemed
sufficient. In the case of an alien
woman the regulations r the same,
the affidavit by any creditable citi-
zen being the only requirements. OF
course In both cases the fact that the
woman has been invited by the war
department to make the trip must be
established.
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HELPS PRICES AFTER
EARLY HEAVY PERIOD
Buying Operations Throughout
General List Were cau-
tious, However

New York. Mar. 15.-(AP)-Heavy
selling of the rails and public util--
tiles unsettled the stock market in
the last few minutes of trading to-
day, checking a brisk rally which had
carried scores OF issues up ! to 5
points final quotations were irrcgu-
larly lower.
Short covering was believed to he
largely responsible for the mid-seaSon
rally. but 'bears" sold stocks heavily
came apparent that pools. faced with
the prospect Of easy money rates for
some time to come. were having DIFF
ficulty in attracting IL public follow :
ing.
New York. Mar. 15.-(AP)-Strong
buying support came into the stock
mess today. with the result hat clog
ing prices were irregularly higher.
Short covering by bearish profession
ais was a factor in the advance. Pools
succeeded in marking up about a
score Of issues 10 new high levels for
the year.
Buying operations throughout thu
general list were rather cautious in
character. CncOnfiEMed rumo~s tina
spring automobile sales were no:
that the freight a loadings state
ment this week would again be dis
appointing had a restraining effect in
bullish operations.
Some OF the selling of the public
Utilities was inspired by the renewal
OF agitation for a federal commission
to regulate those properties. New
York fractions showed independent
strength, Interboro crossing 81 to 3
new high level tor the year.
Efforts TO extend the cover in
the oil shares met increased selling
resistance. SiMmE Petroleum assumed
the leadership of that group. crossing
81 to Il new 1890 high. Pierce Oil
preferred moved up more than )
POINTS to 40. practically doubling tie
low price of the year.
j. J.. Case dropped 4 points to e65.
and then rebounded to 276k. A. II.
Eyers was marked up more than 4
points 20 4 new high at %. Other
stocks to move into NV high ground
were Atlas Powder. Up ) points. and
International Salt. Congress Cigar,
and Brooklyn Maiihattan Transit.
Electric autolite was hammered
down 4 points. Western Union 81.
Auburn Auto .. and Westinghouse
Electric. Safeway Stores. Eastman
Kodak. Gimbel Eros. Federal Light
and Traction and International Eusi-
ness machines sold down : points or
more. although some Of them mad
partial recoveries. American 1ocomo-
tive sold ut a new low price for the
year. -
The closing was irregular. Total
sales Appropriated I.5O0,00O shares.
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Additional Sports
Mermaids Smash
Four Swim Marks
Jane Fauntz, Helen Madison
and Josephine Mckim New
Record Holders

Miami Beach. Fla, Mar. 15.-(P)-
Stars entered the third day Of their
assault On existing records in the Ma
tional, A. A. U. women's indoor SWIM
ming championships today with the
distinction Of having established four
new world records since the water
carnival opened Thursday.
Jane Fauntz, Of the Illinois Wom-
ans Athletic club Of Chicago, retained
her title in the low broad diving event
yesterday while Helen Madison. Sc
attic. set q new record.
Josephine McKin, Los Angeles.
knocked 9 us seconds off the record
for the 300-yard swim, when she
splashed the distance in three min
uteS, - seconds.
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