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For two hours the plane roared above the leafy
roof of the primeval forest Nowhere did Gridley
see any signs of those he sought. Upon coming
to a range Of lofty mountains he determined to
turn back. AS he banked the plane to make the
turn he caught glimpse out of the corner Of his
eye of something in the air above him. Looking
quickly back, the American gasped in establishment
lowering now. almost above him. was a gigantic
creature the enormous spread of whose wings almost
eouaed that Of the plane he plotting
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INsTRI-CTIoN COURSES.

W ASoASo'
1UTo DRfvNG TAUGHT QUICKLY BY
snSne It. NV. DtSatnr 1924 81
J z1 az. psn5o. sttaI etc Free lessons
BUY 4, nx Bis :as
yriyate Lessons-Mathemr tics, sciences; Lam
Suages; Cornell graduate; IL Albert Jonas,
I06 Hopkins st. NV. near 20th and r i
FIREMAN ExAM-MON, WE'D. FRI. EVE,
f-s. All subjects given. Printed lessons TO
s ssSsy At na nSni School, sG isss ST. Nat
Course in two Years Study at home. Grad
S Sssss ' Sex isl-1 ey sssr oee
LIVINGSTONE is THE SCHOOL FOR TIE
aggressive go-Eetter. Individual instructioni
day and eyenins enroll nov .rn Nsht ssnGSI
art. advertisins, Interior decoration. cos
TUNE designing. etc. Investigate before you
invest ASK for catalog. Livingstone Acad-
envy. 81 years in WASHINGTON 1883 st.
AUTO DRIVING. TAUGHT. EXPERT Exp I'M nNr
ssr si;2 sist ST. Chevy Chase D. l.o C.
AUTO DRIVING. LESSONS LICENSED
white men; anywhere. any hour; your or
our car. Call any time. Adams JAZZ. 8.
GREGG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLASS
starts Sept. 8 and 9; also advanced review.
rsafens seheR f0I
sis i4tS st. N.W. NN Columbia 5000.
-GR1DED DICTATION-dREdG REVIEW.
specisl students-Dey or Evening.
.,.TiyoLI THEWATER s ggd5IdD2Sio 5000.
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The plane turned completely and at the
time Gridley jumped. He jerked the rip cord Of
his parachute. Something struck him upon the
head and he lost consciousness. . Far below at
tracted by the shatterng and tearing in the sky.
lovely girl looked up. She what she believed
to be two great flying reptiles meet in battle and
out of one Of them had a man. It in
credible but than all 1t terrifying. And
so Jana the Red Flower of Zoram. turned and ned.
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The scout plane made a great circle over the
forests and rolling country beneath. Then, for
the first time, Jason Gridley realized his chances
Of returning 70 the O-22o very slim. For
there was no horizon in all Pelucidar, guiding
landmark Instead, the whole landscape curved
upward and merely merged into the distant haze.
Fearing to waste time and fuel searching longer for
a landmark, he set of in straight line, his keen
ewes watching carefully for a signal
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being manufactured to order. Brine coils from the
laboratory refrigerating plant installed to create
air Of 80 above or 10 below, whatever degree Of
temperature the test requires. And there in the
ceiling Is the exhaust fan to chill Wintry
blasts. Now the stage is set. On side of the
wndow-Winter. for a certainty; on the other side
o warm, comfortable ofice-maybe. The problem
Is to take any maybe" out Of the measurement
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side draughts of heat or cold. 1t has but one win
dow, and that faces a specially constructed cold
room" single radiator to be tested Is installed
in the ROOM being set up under the window along
the north wall, as 1t most likely would be placed
in living room ONCE Heat Is then applied to
the radiator by connection with heating plant
located at some distance from the ROOM Outside
the lone window we md that outdoor weather Is
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Only Exceptions

Death Notices and Lost and
Pound Advertisements for The
Daily Star will be accepted UP to
noon. day Of issue. except Satur-
day and Legal Holidays. when the
closing time 10 10 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday star will be accepted
up to II pm. Saturday.
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The American caught single glimpse OF tremendous
jaws armed with terrible teeth. In that instant
he realized that this mighty thing of prehistoric
age bent attacking him. Gridey flying
at an altitude of about 5000 feet when the huge
pteranodon launched itself straight at the ship He
sought to elude it by diving. There was terrific
crash, roar, a Splntering of wood and grinding
of metal the pteranodon swooped down upon its
and fnl intn the nrnneller
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of just how well the radiator heats every square
yard Of the That calls for the installation Of
dozens Of thermocoupes, those little electrical wires
that we saw used in recording the temperatures in
burning office. They hung everywhere, near
the floor. the ceiling and in between Tomorrow
Solving the Radiator Problem.
CAN riEhts protected Trade mark registered o. q
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SITUATION-DONiESTIC.

GIRL, colored. wishes work in private fam
lily. cleaning. part time: week, or nurse;
can furnish references. Pot. l945.
GIRL, light colored, wishes work, part time,
DAYS, or general housework. Call Potomac
1925.
GIRL, light colored. wishes work, part time.
days. or general housework Call Potomac
1925.
GIRL colored. neat. wants Job as chamber
maid or to clean apt. No laundry. Best of
references. ITO Columbia ra. NV. Apt. 80
Columbia 6l99.
LAUNDRY. at home, by nrst-class laun-
dress; good cook or housevorker. 1888 o
st. NV.
SMALL WASHES, to take home, wanted by
experienced laundress; blankets speciality.
Phone Lincoln 2S40-J.
WOMAN. colored, settled. wants general
Harvard st. NV. Adams iii2
WOMAN. colored, middle AGED. general
housework or plain cooking; references
1882 18th st. NV.
WOMAN. colored. competent general house
worker. good cook; stay nights. Dec. 1888,
603 Florida ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. colored, desires position
doing general housework. 20o7 Vermont ave
NV End floor. 81
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

Call Reliable Concern.
promise is no better than the company
that makes IL. Thousands OF satisfactory
Jobs attest to the satisfaction we assure you.
Absolutely No Cash Required.
Pay AS Little As $500 Monthly.
Painting, papering, plumbing. plastering,
heating. electrical wiring, roofing, cementing
carpentering. weatherstrippng, garages.
Estimates cheerfully given free.
Tho GENERAL CONTRACTING co.
Tel. District 5082. s27 New York Ave.
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Uncle Sam Is now face to face with this question
which for so many years has harassed architects
and prospective home owners. The building OF 30
many new Government buildings caused him to turn
to the Bureau of Standards for test that would
show just what performance may be expected OF
any radiator now on the market. So they built q
room Of average size and insulated 1t well from out
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THIS WILL INTEREST YOU.
rare opportunity is offeredsyou now to
cntsr business of your own-a monopoly.
which will definitely return a very large in:
come. The commodity Is a NECESSITY @. OF
this product has always been URGENT: will
REQUIRE $500 cash Applicant imam or WON
ord in this community. Interviews by ap-
pointment only. Address BOX 1883. star
once.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

IL p.m. day before publication.
For sunday, $50 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch Agencies, one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tgrish .s
W. w Kimball Co. 72i nth st. NV
AYER-PIANO-Used. mig. in good play
ing condition.; bench and 10 rolls. sss, on
72l 18th St NV.
RADIO-Well known make, new, Sl7S model.
reduced to $50 only one at this price; terms
arranged. Nat. 1853. w. w. Kimball Co,
RADIo.-Kie!,. table model; beauty; At
T' soI Kent S. o1 sale PEs ,ss complete
Kimball Co. al llth st. NV.
out s9icEiy; :ss; sonPI.s: SIC down. 0 S
4 4si lith st, NV .0's, W. ", Al"OAl Co.
sale of rfe0;
colorado coz Radio s sale. I ,ssssssvics' sSi4 Colo
EETRIGERAT0Rs1U:ed ,TeiTigerators AND
Hin Co. Inc. 456 Pa. ave. Nat. 46l3
SEWING MAcHI1NgEssmdPT9Pneaed SINGER 81
SO: Others at IS; ali guar New machines,
Sew Min s snS s Open a
SEWING MACHINEs-Reconditio tread
les. electric oortables and consoles Gs low rs
ss.sS. White Sewing Machine Co.. 500 H
SEWING MACHTNEssinger portable, $40;
dropheads.- IS. $40; rents, repairs; reason
able. 65a Pa ave. Sc. Apt. 2. Lin. 28ol. /.
sSa.d. .fsas Rsns 2ss
Hsrrs Ssf on. i poft.Ss
s35: guaranteed perfect. Phone Emerson
TYPEWRITERs-severe Ieconditioned port;
/ ablss in stock. guaranteed for one year all
makes sold; rented repaired Typewriter
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co. new stand
free with purchase of any typewriter. port
ables included; rent reduced Open evenings.
1881 East Capitol ST Lin 0082
TYPEWRrTERs-Was Typewriter Ex-
Wonderful bargsns so7 18th St nv 'l'e90'
TIE y5s .s Phone !' D sss
day. l.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. Georgia
1883 Underwoods; Royals and L. c. Smiths,
$3.50 mo-; mos. In adv, S6.75; mos, S12.
UPHOLSTERY and drapery supplies, includ-
ing large stock OF assorted gimp. fringe.
curtain and drapery rods. chair seats and
auction on Thursday. Sept. 3, at pm, in
| our warehouse, 4ls 10th st. NV. United
Royal. Premier. Duplex. G. E. Universal. SIS;
guaranteed year; q. repairing bass parts RS
SIS vacuum Cleaner Shop, iSo4 oirsrd st.
WATER HEATER, Pittsburg automatic
s as new new. Mr. Filingame. National Geo.
graphic Society. 3rd and R SITS. ne.
2 POOL TABLES; in fne condition; must
sell. 2l31 Pa. ave. NV.
LIVING ROOM SUITES.
Absolutely the talk Of the town, See how
we make them You select the design.
you have IS suites IN our showroom
T. factory. We do reupholstering at very low
prices. La France Upholstery Factory, 2509
l4th st. NV. Columbia lol72. %
We have made drastic reduc-
tons on a standard line of ma
tionally advertised refrigerators
and are selling 7 GU. it. capacity
box with 2-cyl. slo-speed COM
pressor, all porcelain cabinets. a
guaranteed job, installed at the
unheard-of price of Sl25.O0. Easy
terms.
CARROLL SUPPLY CO.,
III 18th St. NV.
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SALESMAN.


Large corporation. which has maintained
ofnces in Washington for several years. de
sires the services Of q wide-awake, energetic
man as local representative. This is an eX-
ceptional opportunity for man over rs
years Of age who has lived in WASHINGTON
for several years: not stocks. bonds. real
estate or Insurance. Give phone number for
appointment. Address Box SOC. Star ONCE.
EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
General insurance agency is seeking a
man with successful selling experience to
contact bona fide leads. which we furnish
Our plan insures you Of earnings far above
average. Drawing account can be arranged
depending on ability and experience. Call
Met SOFT for appointment.
MEN WHO ARE LOOKING
into the future have an excel
lent opportunity to grow with
progressive life insurance COM
pany, selling industrial and
ordinary insurance; good COM
mission, chance for advance
ment; experience not necessary.
Apply am. to Mr. Raley, 1903 II
st. NV, 4th floor.
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NENl MINT MENI


Here is a real job for you. A. A. Durham
says: Il have sold groceries, dry goods in
have gotten more real pleasure. made more
friends, done more service and made more
h.He ever ri soa Mem wh aoS are ANY aualed to
learn how to successfully represent this
positions available in the District. Maryland
and virginia These positions give genuine
OPPORTUNITY for high earnings to those who
can do this kind OF work successfully. In:
auire for Mr.. Spooner. zoe Hill Bids, S39
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CHEVROLET COUPE. i927-Refnished in
blue Duco: dandy motor. top. tires and up
holstery; here is satisfactory transportation
| for two fer oriy Sl25: liberal terms. Owens
Motor Co, 1923 Ga. ave.
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| CHEVROLET COACH, Is3i-Low miiease:
finished in maroon. Your inspection win
| car has had; $500. terms. $I67 down, ball
| ance monthly: Pohanka Service. 1l2s goth
ST 0347
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! CHEVROLET 4-DoOR SEDAN. 1880 = Six
| cylinders. Of course motor quiet and pow
| erful finish nearly as good new; clean
and perfect upholstery: good tires. New
| car appearancs. dependability and perform
ance make this car an outstanding value
| at 1895. Liberal G. NJ. A. c. terms; your
car In trade Owens Motor Co. 6a2a Ga ave.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, l927-Here Is car
transportation. and the price is Si25 How
can you afford to ride street cars or buses
with satisfactory transportation at this
price? Liberal terms. owens Motor Co.,
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HELP-MEN.

nELH-MEN.
io5 mGn'hy m .ns
be able to furnish better recommendations
Eem s%p sSs email hds
dept; married preferred must have neat
5000 sSufaGa snG D '
tional Press Bldg, between 2 and 4:3o.
MAN MAJ SsoRs..p By sso esn par
money secured Address BOX l2s-c, star
NAN: who who, viii canvass, can make good
n n cy: .s ISF
lions "' in the e city, s The men Selected VIM
q. 81: e i sy Nss hay. 1--we sosd cats
A.: A. e 10 MI Fuller Room l. Iios Vermont
MEN $500 per week and big bonus mus; both
S Rssa P tf nU 'e G
5is In:ursnss Bids 18th and Eys NV. Ss;
with car on special Proposition Cali Mon
3 t@ to sss part
:s Ms %s.l or. sa S st.
Mss s2 s q Watkins Snoa rs sdas Dasns
from $50 to $40 per week to right men in
vsncement ABBY after G' / PM, 5Sas illinois
ave. NV. corner of Ga. ave
SALESMAN. experienced, National Food
Products organization. local territory: must
be conscientious and a hustler; answer. CIV
ing references and experience. Address BOX
&C. Star once.
statesmen, oldsmobile. studebaker;, expe:
with exceptional service, Interviews 8 to 8
ave. Silver Spring.
statesmen (twoJ for our new Chevrolet
sales orsaniZation; previous experience rot
essential: prefer men who know Takoma
Park and nearby Maryland territory; lib
erai commissions, sales helps and floor peri
DDS must have transportation; doaters not
wanted; an industrious man can earn a rea-
manager. Owens Motor Co. 1928 Ga. ave.
ALEsMEN-catholic. who can sell; Do yoT
know that a place on our sales force VIII
net you at least s35 per week Call BIO
or SIS. Room 500 Peoples Life Bldg, 14th
& SITS. NV.
YOUNG MEN, energetic and willing to
work hard for promotion; pleasant outdoor
work; good pay and short hours. Apply sos
International Bldg
YOUNG MEN t2), age 81 to 80, with sales
learn and assist supervisors. Must be hard
workers with good references. Earnings
around $50 week to start. on advanced COM
mission basis. Apply 10 I'M. TO Mr.. Sauriei.
Room 237. all day, p. z. p. Co. Bids, 10th
and SITS. NV.
MEN! MEN! MEN!
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CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. 1850
Rumble seat; beautiful condition through
terms, SIPS down. balance monthly. Po-
hanka Service, 1925 goth st. NV, North
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FULLY EQUIPPED BEAUTY PARLoR, plus
3-room, kitchen and bath apartment, at
1917 Adams Mill I'd; rent, 500 per month;
established business.
BOSS g. PHELPS.
l4l7 K st. NV. National $500.
WANTED to buy-A rooming house at once
will pay cash for 1t. Address Box l27-C.
Star ONCE IL
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICKS-193i convertible coupe, run less
than 1000 miles; cost $3.50. fully guaIsnnoo
master coupe. 1878; terms; fully guaranteed.
Barnes Motors, 1929 l4th Decatur 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

CHEVROLET 1929 SPORT CoUPE-coior,
yellow drab, very excellent condition all
tires good. Reduced to $685. See Mr..
Luttrell. Donohoe Chevrolet Inc, 1870 NJ
Ct n W Decatur 63On
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YOUNG MEN (2), age 81 to 80. with sales
experience; also inexperienced men to
learn and assist supervisors. Must be hard
workers with good references. Earnings
around $50 week to start. on advanced COM
mission basis. Apply 10 am. 70 MI Sauriei.
Room 237. all day, p. z. p. Co. Bldg, 10th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

CHEVROLET COUPE, l93l-5-paBsenger; less
than $500 miles. fully equipped with round
bumpers. two metal tire covers, two extra
etc; cost S75s; can sell for $3.50 and give
liberal terms; new-car warranty; q real buy.
QUens Mnfnr On h313 Ga
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ALESMEN-Catholic, who can sell. Do you
know that a place on our sales force VIII ~
or SIS. Room 500 Peoples Life Bldg. 14th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

GENERAL MAID, colored, neat, pleasant.
er. nurse, eG Dase time; ref. Dec. oba7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

YOUNG MEN, energetic and willing to
work hard for promotion; pleasant outdoor
work; good pay and short hours. Apply sos
international Bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

BOOKS BOuGHT-Aishest prices. All Kinds,
mans Big Book Shop, go q NV. Est. 1907.
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I ;e1 biscE With fS1 sree trims complete set OF
Slip covers Extra good tires and perfect
mechanical guarantee ct s575. H B. Leary.
Jr.. g. Bros. Open evenings and Sunday,
l32i-23 18th st NV. North 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

CHRYSLER rs Landau Sedan-A distinc-
tive car in gray and emerald trim. graceful
stream line body. Toomy interior, with COM
plete set of slip covers: rubber mountings
for added comfort: plus rubber shackle
model will go quickly at s645. Trew Motor
Co.. DodPe Distributors, l5o9-ll l4th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

IOfced 70 Nacate. bacrlnCe SbI5. HeIEA
Building. 18th and Pa. ave. NV. 81.
CADILLAC SPIT PHAETON. late model;
looks and runs like new; forced to vacate;
must sacrifice $3.50. Hertz Building, 18th
and Pa. ave NV. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-31

CHEVROLET. 1929-Six-cylinder, in finest
mechanical condition; before buying any car
at any price: please look at this car for
1925 check the car. give it road test,
check the price: then buy here and save
the difference; liberal terms; your car i'll
trade Owens Motor Co. 1928 Ga. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
BY CHARLES LYNCH.

Special Dispatch to The star
OTTAWA, Ontario, September 10
The United States is the greatest for
eign investor In Canada and has de-
cidedly stepped ahead Of Great Gritain
In this respect, according to a bulletin
issued by the Federal Bureau of Sta
tistics, which declares that the United
States owns 1,071 branch industrial
plants In Canada, with capital invested
of $1,1s9, $4,000, or SO per cent Of the
total.
Great Britain's $246,616 5000, or IA
per cent, Is distributed among 172 sub
sidiary or afaliated concerns, while
there are II foreign branches with a
capital invested of $500, 900.
In all there are 1850 branch, sub
sidiary and afaliated concerns in Can
ada with q total capital Of $l,746, 220,-
600, of which Canada owns 1904 ,032, 900,
or II per cent.
The bulletin states that many Of the
American branches in Canada, although
listed as American controlled, were not
entirely controlled by United States
capital Many were but 20 per cent and
others as low as SO per cent controlled,
the remainder Of the common stock be-
ing owned largely by Canadians. The
total capital employed among the plants
other than those not incorporated
abroad, all Of which are entirely foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-20
u. S. TOPS LIST OF INVESTORS
IN CANADIAN ENTERPRISES
Ccopyright. 1919

owned, was 1855, 900. OF this,
Canada holds 10 per cent, or $277,-
! 44O, 900.
Canadians hold smaller percentage
Of stock In British branch companies
than they do in similar American con-
Germs, the report shows. OF the $780,
14l 900 of British capital in this coun-
try, Canadians hold but IL per cent, or
$24, 1877 900, as compared with ID per
cent Of the American capital invested
here.
The bulletin states that Canada owns
81 ,259 900, or % per cent of the re-
mainder Of the foreign capital invested
here, while Great Britain and the
United States hold but per cent Of
this money.
Control Of Canadian enterprises still
remains in the hands of Canadians. It
is estimated by the Statistics Bureau
that the total capital invested in
Canada Is $17,500, 100000, including the
bonded indebtedness of the Dominion,
provinces and municipalities, with the
exception of private capital in homes
and farms.
1t Is estimated that Of this SIT $780,
900 900, about IS per cent, or $1l $780,
900 600, Is owned in Canada; 20 per
cent, or $500, 100000, in the United
States; 10 per cent, or $4,000, 900 600,
In Great Britain and per cent in
other countries.
Oanada's total wealth is about $780,
000, 000, 900.
! (Copyright, 1879
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GRAIN VALUES LOWER
AS STOCKS WEAKEN
Corn Hits New Low Price-Wheat
Also Sells Of
Sharply.
BY JOHN p. BOUGHAN,
Associated Press Market Editor.

CHICAGO, September 19.-PersiSt-
ent crumbling of securities led to sharp
breaks in grain prices late today. Stop
loss selling developed both in wheat
and corn, with wheat down to almost
the lowest figures this season and corn
at new bottom records. All else but
the weakness of stocks was apparently
lost sight of for at least the time being.
Wheat closed nervous, 1Ha1A cents
down: corn, Sails OF; oats at Ba1 Is
decline and provisions 10 to 80 cents
lower.
Chances that additional new fnan-
cial disturbances might result from
JapaneSe-Ch Chinese hostilities were not
overlooked by wheat traders who ex-
pected likelihood for increased demand
Tor breadstuffs in the Orient, should
war operations broaden. Bears stressed
the possible untoward financial aspects
OF struggles between Japan and China.
On the other hand, suggestions that
Russia might be drawn in were regard
ed as making more probable curtail-
ment, II not complete stoppage OF
wheat exports from Russia.
A leading authority on wheat said
that should current estimates of Chi
neSe requirements be anywhere near
correct, with Russian adviceS Of q
smaller crop and probable less exports
from Russia, North America should be
the provider to import nations, especi-
any the nrSt part Of next year. He
aodeo that Argentina and Australia
however, would bear watching on their
crop. developments. Reports Of frosts
In Argentina and Of probable heavy
reduction IN acreage in parts of domes,
TIC Winter wheat territory were also
given attention. Corn declined on
speculative selling. Oats followed wheat
Provisions responded to down turns
in hog values.