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WANTED-MONEY.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. November %.
ance with the provision of an item authoriz-
Ing. changes in the permanent system of
he for the ea Year ended june So
public Act No. 435. 62nd Congress) ap-
proved March IA 1913 % 9peRsed by
the the District Of Columbia viii give public
missioners on December IL, 1852. at 10
o9es & tbn to al nteressd
follows, Viz; i, property in the northeast
by Benning Road on the south. Anacostia
Park on the west and north. the southerly
snd on e east s4 bby7 by
ton located within the territory bounded by
aa the sons and sss seet on
in the vicinity Of s Avenue,
District Line and Dalecarlia Reservoir
Grounds erH PaeVdns from for a.esa % W
extension Of Aibemarie Street to District
located within the territory bounded BY
Rhode Island Avenue on the north. gath
fort Street on the sol South h and md ti 10Th Street
on the west 5: Property in the northwest
section located within the territory bounded
necticut Avenue on the east Northampton
Street on the south. Belt Road and Western
Avenue on the west. Plans showing proposed
changes in the highway plan OF streets with
in the territory described above are on dis
play in the office Of the Surveyor OF the
Building and may be examined by interested
parties during business hours prior to the
hearing: Such plans will also be displayed
at the hearing. and the Commissioners will
consider any suggestions or protests con-
corning the proposed changes as shown on
above mentioned plans. L. H REICHEL-
DERFFR H. B.. CROSBY, JOHN c.
GOTWALS. Commissioners OF the District
Of Columbia no2S,I4t
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CHOPIN TO BE REBURIED
Body to Be Brought From Paris
to Village in Poland.

WARSAW. The body Of Chopin is
to be brought to the composers own
Polish village and reinterred. In leav-
ing the Pe-e-L -Lachaise Cemetery of
Paris he parts from a musical company
He was buried close to the graves of
Bellini and Cherubini there. 1t was in
Edinburgh that he fell Ill, in october,
1849, but he managed to reach Paris
and so end the last two weeks of his
life there.
The body of Weber, who died in
London In 1926. also was later removed
being reinterred in 1874 in the family
vault at Dresden, with no less person
than Wagner supervising the arrange
ments. The stone coping of Wagner's
own grave In the garden at Wahnfried
has been badly Clipped by visitors who
come with hammers and chisels,
souvenir hunting.
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MASONIC.

Blue Lodges.
Monday-Dawson, election;
Stansbury, election; Joppa,
election. a
Tuesday-Federa1, election;
Acacia, election; Takoma, cleo
ton; Gompers, election.
Wednesday-Harmony, election;
Harding election; East Gate,
installation; Chevy Chase,
election; Brightwood, election.
Thursday-Naval, F. c.: Hiram,
F. c.; La Fayette, installation;
Singleton, installation; Con-
gress, election; Petworth, in
stallation.
anon, F. c.; Milan, business;
Justice, business.
Saturday-School Of instruction.
Royal Arch Chapters.
Monday-Mount Vernon, M. E.
M; Hiram, Anacostia.
Tuesday-Mount Horeb, Potomac,
Woodbridge.
Washington Naval.
Friday-School of instruction.
Communicates.
Tuesday-De Molay, Order of
Malta.
Wednesday-Wa Washington.
Friday - Columbia, veterans
night.
Scottish Rite.
Tuesday - Evangelist Chapter
Rose Croix, statutory meeting.
Albert Pike Consistory, thirty
second degree.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
and installation OF Kitchen Equipment in
Air Corps Barracks will be received in the
ofice of the Constructing ouartermaster at
Boiling Field, D: G., until 2 o'clock pm,
and then publicly opened Plans and speci-
fcations may be had upon application to
that Office accompanied by certified check
for Ten Dollars $4,000 drawn to the
order OF the Treasurer Of the United States.
no27 del 49,1l
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IA PATH !
.Iy coniiussIy
CHAPTER 49.
THERE COMES THE END,


~ UT it may be matter Of Sec
W. onds." Santa wrung her
~ hands. Hurry"
IL Give shook his head.
"Your first husbands free
to go to hell how he likes. He's hogged
two-thirds of my marriage. He's get
ting better deal than he deserves. I
won't lift finger"
But, Give, it's too awful. You
wouldn't let me go alone?" she i'm
plored him.
Neither alone nor accompanied.
You seem to forget that you're my
wife"
She raised an arm to cover her eyes
and burst into sobbing.
You can't understand"
He longed to display tenderness, but
he'd done that so consistently and he'd
always lost the argument Strolling to
the window, he addressed her across his
shoulder
Il understand too well. You'd ex-
haust the patience of a saint, Santa"
Cruel and revengeful." She spoke
brokenly.
Her retreating footsteps; then silence.
In an effort to control his nerves,
Give stretched himself on the couch.
This revival OF an old infatuation could
be no more than pang of jealousy.
That she should have fallen in love
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J. Thompson and Great Sannap Charles
o. Storm to represent the Great Coun-
Gil of the District of Columbia as
delegates.
Waneta Council will hold a bingo
party December IL for the benefit of
their relief fund.
Great Instructor Thomas H. Dennis
and Great Directress of the Degree of
Pocahontas Mrs. Cleada E. Horne were
the guests at a joint rally of the tribes
and councils, under the auspices Of the
Great Council of Maryland, in Balti-
more, last Monday. The council de-
grees we're given by the District of
Columbia Bicentennial degree team of
the Past Pocahontas Association, with
Mrs. Louise Morarity as its director.
Sioux Tride held its official vista
ton, with Sachem Abe Schrot presid-
ing. Past Sachem James T. Jones pre-
sented Great Sachem Heidenheimer
with token from the tribe.
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.

Columbia Lodge will meet at Moose
Hall 14l4 street, Tuesday evening.
Frederick n zihlman' past supreme
dictator. spoka.
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MOVING, PACKING g. STORAGE.
WANT TRUCK GOING NORTH TAKE SMALL
load household goods TO Bangor Me- Phone
G. H. Drommey, ParkWoOd
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wANTEp-LoTs.

FOR DETACHED HOUSES m GOOD NV;
section In D. c, only; have client who VIII
pay cash at right price. Call Nat. 9257.
WILL BUY AT ONCE. ONE OR SEVERAL
lots and pay cash. Address Box 250-A. Star
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ODD FELLOWS.
Rebekah Lodges.

Mrs. Belle G.. Thomson, president oi
the Rebekah Assembly, will visit Bright
wood Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening
There will be nomination of officers.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge will meet
Thursday evening. There will be elec-
ton of officers and the degree con-
ferred
The Noble and Vice Grands' Associ-
alton will hold banquet and dance al
Golfers Inn Wednesday.
Miriam Rebekah Lodge meets Friday
evening for election of officers. A
Christmas party will be held.
Esther Rebekah Lodge will hold re-
ligious services at the l. o. o. F. Home
1898 N street, today at pm.
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wOMAN's BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.

Washington Review elected as officers:
Mrs. Alverda Meyer, president; Mrs.
Mary Leeth, vice president; Mrs. Mary
Killeen, past president; Mrs. Nellie
Ryan, secretary; Mrs. Elsie Meyer,
treasurer; Mrs Viola Wall, lady Of cere-
monies; Mrs. Marion Novinger, segeant;
Mrs. Lillian Patrick, captain of guards;
Mrs. Florence Topping, musician, an.
Mrs. Beatrice Lampe. musical director.
Brightwood Review will meet Mon
day evening.
Columbia Review will meet Tuesday
evening in the club rooms to elect
officers.
National Review will meet in the club
rooms Friday evening and elect officers.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Washington Council will meet Tues
day evening at the club house, 913
Tenth street Lecturer Val ]. Isemann
has arranged a debate on Free Trade
by two teams representing the Phocian
Debating Society of GoIZsga College
High School. Final arrangements o.
the New Year Eve party and supper
dance to be held at the Maydower will
be announced by the lecturer.
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WANTED-FARMS.

DAIRY OR STOCK FARM. ON THROUGH
highway in Virginia. within % miles from
on downtown house. Give location, build
ings and water supply. Address Box 454 "A,
Star office.
CHICKEN FARM OR SMALL FARM, SUIT
able: nearby Maryland virginia; must be
cheap. Address Box 127-A. Star offlce.
WANTED FARM FROM OWNER.
Well equipped dairy farm or fertile acre
age, 500 to / 900 acres, within 25 miles CT
Washington. Address Box 1884. Star ofhce,
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

PAY CASH FOR LOT.
Give Particulars.
p. o. Box 2S1, Silver Spring, Nd.
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Washington Centennial Chapter
selected officers as follows: Mrs. Cert
rude Todd, matron; Harry Schmidt,
patron; Margaret Bartz, associate ma
tron; Otho Baker, associate patron;
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Warren G. Harding Chapter will elect
officers December 13. The chapter
will serve dinner to all members prior
to the meeting.
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The Auxiliary Home Board of Will
liam F. Hunt Chapter met Monday at
the home of Past Matron j. Ethel Rich
ards. After brief meeting there were
cards and refreshments. Election of
officers was held Tfursdav
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Naomi Chapter will have charge of
the services at the Masonic and East
ern Star Home today at pm. Rev.
Patrick Murphy will be the speaker.
AT the meeting Wednesday night off,
GERS will be elected.
Evening star., 1932-12-11

Fidelity Chapter elected officers a,
follows: Janet II. MAXWELL, matron; Je.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

ROOMS. MODERN. OIL BURNER; HOUSE
arranged for 2 families; near R. l. ave,
stores and schools will sell on ressonaHe ape
S-roonn furnished house. oil heat. $50;
Greenwood 2637. OWNER, IA Banner, St,
Hyattsville. Md. IL
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
WANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

WAN-TD-TO PURCHASE APARTMENT
] want well located and rented apartment
building in ,. C. Quote best price and fur
nish details. Address Box 157-B, Star Office.
WANTED-TO PURCHASE COMMERCIAL
Am IN the market for well located revenue
producing property in the District. Give
best price, details. Address Box l56-B,
Star once.
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SEVERAL SMALL FARMS FOR CLIENTS
who work n. Washington; $500 to $4,000.
=, D. MtLfT. 2ee Carroll St. Tskoma PARK,
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ington; a great deal Of activity; large lots
at moderate prices small cash: balance 2nd
lays. Met. 1143.
WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY OF 1900 FOR
$500 in lot at Lee Heights. Va. Address
Box 91-B. Star office.
SILVER. SPRING MD.-,WILL SACRIFICE
Adress BOX Dob. Star once.
INDUsTRIALLY ZONED-ENTIRE SQUARE,
itoi ST.. containing ss 900 feet; railroad
islas ss5%',ss aii9 DR' hs SF5Sss. g.
LARGE. WOODED LOTS NEAR D. c., ON
way to Highland View of Sligo Park: conven-
fences. improvements; reasonable. Ga. 2750.
BUILDERS. ATTENTION.
Beautiful detached (50x120l lots; paved
consin ave. and. across. the street from
CheVy @ sSs SnaSe rsSsoonsble So Jde Sudep MR
TOWBES.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
'' MsLAcHLEN BANkfiNSSe coRPN.
Real Es'ese Nstionsi Bfsii'i o4so iS5n and O.
7o-foot front, facing MASSACHUSETTS,
AVE. lust west 49th ST. water and sewer.
fNieAD ). DALLAS GRADY, SOLE
1910 Vermont Ave. Dist. 9l79.
i00-FooT LOTS
On and near Connecticut ave. some nicely
wooded p2iIEE caGE S5Gp SaT1oSAI s. SsoS sao7.
RENT LOTS.
ASSSlSSs ERM,N PIX 81 r. NV IEWNEIs'
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Electa Chapter will have election of
officers Tuesday evening. The Endow-
ment Committee will meet at the home
of Mrs. Ethel Scantlebury, with Mrs.
Mary Benhof and Mrs. Elsie Robinson
Joint hoStesSes.
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The George Washington class will re-
ceive the thirty-second degree Tuesday
evening in Albert Pike ConSistory of the
Scottish Rite at the Cathedral, Third
and E streets. This will be the closing
degree of the class The work, starting
September 81. has continued on each
Tuesday evening since.
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SALE--LOTS.

ATTENTION. BUILDERSi
Rapidly growing community. North Wash
ington; a great deal of activity; large lots
at moderate prices; small cash. balance 2nd
trust: construction money available; no de-
Mat
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Kallipons Grotto met November 90.
President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt,
who is member of Tri-Po-Bed Grotto
of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, was elected to
honorary membership. John Barnes
entertained with tap dancing, Miss
Marjorie Oglesby at the piano Miss
Oglesby also contributed several song
numbers
the next meeting December Is, when
officers will be nominated. The annual
meeting and election will be held Janu-
ary 26.
On January Grand Monarch Lamar
Field will pay an official visit to Kali
polls Grotto.
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At Mount Vernon Royal Arch Chap
ter the most excellent masters degree
will be conferred tomorrow by degree
team from Druid Royal Arch Chapter,
Baltimore, at pm.
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WANTED-OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
RENT-DESR SPACE.

WANT DESK SPACE WITH USE OF PHONE,
furnished or unfurniShed; centrally located.
Lincoln 6442-W.
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Election and installation Of officers
in Harmony Lodge will be December IA
Carl H. Claudy. master. announces
visitors are welcome. Refreshments
will be served.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED ON BALTIMORE BLVD.--15 OR
90 acres with 400 It. or more frontage on
boulevard. Lease or buy. Address BOX
sob. Star oface.
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(THE END.)
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IMPROVED ORDER or RED MEN.

The Tri-State League will convene
in Baltimore January 25. President
of the league. Mrs. Lillian jenkins, has
appointed Great Prophet William H.
Ryan, Great Senior Sycamore Harry
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RENT-FARMS.

RIVER BOTTOM FARM NEAR WASH
INGTON TERMS TO SUIT. PHONE CO.
LUMBIA 561S.
NEAR MANASSAS. VA-75 ACRES. GOOD
wood ave, Takoma Park. Shep. 3271-J.
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BONDS ARE STEADY
NL|GHT TURNOVER
Junior Rail Issues Again in
acknowledgements
List Firm.
~ the Associated Press.

Dy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 15.-The bond
market held to fairly steady range
today, although the demand was COM
paratively light, with indications that
traders and investors were still follow
ing a cautious policy.
The secondary railroads showed an
inclination to extend their gains OF
yesterday. but there was little buoyancy
in their movements. Followers of the
carriers were uncertain as to just how
10 interpret the increase OF 1851 IN
car loadings for the week ended October
g. In some quarters the estimates OF
the increase had been much higher.
There was not much activity in
higher grade bonds, many of them SELL
ing at their previous quotations. Amer
lean Telephones we're mixed, Santa Fe
general Is eased and Standard Oil OF
New York 4l2s were trif1e lower.
Another loan of 100000 to the
Baltimore & Ohio from the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation aided some OF
the low priced transportation liens.
Among those that advanced were most
issues of Baltimore & Ohio, and some
maturities of Chicago & Northwestern,
Erie, Missouri Pacific, New York Gen.
tral. Nickel Plate, Frisco and Southern.
The utilities and industrials were
uncertain. International Match SIS
Dkain attracted a large following. gain
ing more than point International
Telephone issues also advanced, along
with bonds of Goodyear, Cincinnati
Gas, Armour g. Co.. U. S. Rubber,
Western Electric and Western Union.
The United States Government list
firmed although trading in this de-
partment was not unusually active.
In the foreign group, German gov
ernment 5l2S reacted, as did Australian
SIS and French tbs. Small advances
were recorded by Reich rs, British 5l2s
and Japanese issues.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
Grain Market
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October Is. - Wheat
tumbled late today to below any bottom
price record that December contracts
had heretofore reached this season.
Stop-loss selling developed, with in
creased pressure manifest on every
n cent break and with little buying
power apparent. winnipeg messages
said everything there pointed to lower
prices except only government support,
and that large quantities OF wheat
we're offered at 1-16 cent over the Gov
ernment limit
It was generally conceded that as
far as prices themselves could be q
factor, wheat bulls had an advantage,
but that some new incentive was
needed to stimulate general buying.
Sharp watch of the stock market was
kept for such an incentive. However,
securities became easier after a steady
opening and then persistent scattered
selling of wheat in small lots ensued.
Dry conditions in important sections
of domestic Winter wheat territory
Southwest and West. indicating Hkeli-
hood of q good sized reduction Of acre
age, failed to act as q market slim
ulus. The fact that Winnipeg Decem-
Der wheat contracts today again touched
so cents, the seasons low point. was
emphasized by bears. Estimates were
current that Canadian farmers had
already delivered about 190000,000
bushels at country stations, and still
gave little sign of holding wheat back.
Corn and oats we're steadier than
wheat. being helped by word that 500,-
900 bushels Of corn had been sold for
export.
A little commission house buying
strengthened provisions
Wheat closed nervous, asel cent
under yesterdays finish. corn Aa3s
down, oats 1saA off and provisions
varying from Z cents decline to cents
advance
Evening star., 1932-10-16
CHICAGO LIVE sTecK MARKET

CHICAGO, October is up Omitted
States Department of Agricultural. -
Cattle - Receipts, 100 head; compared
week ago fed steers and long yearlings
unevenly 25a50 lower, mostly IS OF;
medium to good yearlings and medium
grade weighty steers showed most de-
$50; stockers and feeders shared fat
steer decline; most closing sales weighty
feeders, so down; best stockers, 6.25;
bulk, 4.00a5.50; light heifer and mixed
yearEngs very uneven; mostly steady 10
25 higher; butcher heifers and other
she stock strong to Is higher; bulls.
l0a15 higher; vealers about steady: best
fed yearling steers. $50; practical top
$685. light heifer yearlings 1p a0 GOD;
mostly 6.00a72s: steer trade a draggy
affair, with shipper demand narrow.
dressed beef trade sluggish; fat, light
and medium weight steers predominant
ed in run. "a
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head: todayss
market nominal; for week ending Fri
day, 100 doubles from feeding stations,
$1,000 direct; fat lambs and yearlings
around Is higher; slaughter ewes
steady; feeding lambs, 10a15 higher;
closing bulks follow: Good to choice
native and range lambs, 500a5.75; few
closely sorted natives, $50; weeks top,
6.25; highest since September %; ma:
tive throwouts. 3.75a4.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head. includ-
ing $500 direct; scattered sales about
steady; good to choice, 2o0-260 pounds,
$50. the top; packing sows, 2.75a325:
compared week ago 10 lower; shippers
took 800: estimated hold-overs, 1000;
light lights, good and choice, 140-160
pounds, 3.70a3.80; medium weight, 160-
200 pounds, 3.70a3 80: medium weights
200a250 pounds, 3.70a380: heavy
weights, 250-350 pounds, 335a3.8o;
packing sows, medium and good, 275-
500 pounds, 280a3.50; pigs, good and
choice, 100-130 pounds, 3.50a3.80.
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Brokers' Comment

NEW YORK, october l5.-Most
brokers regard the market as trading
affsir, although possibility Of further
recovery was seen by some Of todays
commentators.
Hamershlag, Borg & Co.-The turn
about ending the sharp decline at
point representing about so per cent re-
action from the July-August advance
may well stimulate confidence to the
point where a somewhat better tone
may be seen for the immediate future.
1t is not to be overlooked that move
ments in both directions have been vio-
lent and, to some extent, unaccountable.
Nevertheless, 1t would not be surprising
If the rebounds in wheat, the renewed
strength of the dollar in foreign ex-
change and the arrest of sharp mar
ket decline formed the basis of tempo
rary improved trend.
| Shields g. Co.-The manner in which
the list was snapped back yesterday
evidenced how thin the market IS and
the necessity for mainting quick
| trading position. 1t will be another
fortnight before there is definite evil
dence whether business improvement Is
to carry through and if not the politi-
cal influences, dominant at the mo-
ment, will take a correct, secondary po-
sition, to actual business news.
| Hornblower g. Weeks-We have been
| impressed for the last two weeks with
the real strides that the early Fall busi-
ness has been able to make and with
things in mind we feel that the present
rally can be extended further.
Frazier, Jelke & Co.-For the time
being the market probably lacks both
the inclination and the momentum to
go through the September highs. With
both the incentive to sell and the urge
to buy comparatively weak, stocks are
most likely to move up and down
within the area occupied for the past
six or seven weeks than assertively to
break out of it in either direction.
Munds, Winslow & Potter-Fine up
turn impresses us as distinctly technical
and temporary.
Redmond &. Co-There are still so
many uncertainties in the general out
look over the next few months that we
flnd it difficult to see how any broad
and sustained upturn in securities
prices can take place until at least some
Of them are eliminated.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
Trade Trends
By the Associated Press.


Chain store sales-September sales of
"a leading chain store systems and mail
order concerns aggregated s175,427 ,08o
for September or the comparable four
week period The volume compared
With $f94, 4,542,047 for the like period of
1881, q decrease of 9.8 per cent. This
represents an improvement over results
for several preceding months this year.
when sales were of as much as IA per
cent.
Hides-Trade circles hear that one of
the big producers recently sold a small
quantity of spot hides at a decline Of
" cents a pound from the previous
sale. The transaction aroused interest
inasmuch as the big producers have
been reluctant to sell at the reduced
prices and have been accumulating their
stocks for the past month or so.
Fuel oil-Dealers report a more active
demand for fuel oil and a generally
steadier market. 1t is said that jobbers
are showing less inclination to shade
prices.
Rayon-Leading sellers say that de-
mand for high count printed rayon
crepes continues to expand. due to the
interest of store buyers in the we'll
styled prints wholesaling in the neigh
borhood Of IS cents.
Steel-Buying Of steel rails, usually at
its peak at this season, Is conspicuous by
its absence this year, steel manufac-
turers report. 1t Is estimated that rail
purchases to date for next year bulk
less than $4,000 tons.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO. October is R).-Butter'
receipts, 7,112 tubs; unsettled; creamery
special (sS score), 201aa21; extras
(e2), 20; extra firsts (90-9D, 19a19 z2;
firsts (88-89), 17a13h; seconds (86-SO,
15a161a; standards go centralized car
lots), 1872. Eggs. receipts, 1883 cases,
unsettled; extra firsts, carlots, 20; 1resh
graded firsts, carlots, 24A current re-
ceipts. 1ea22la; refrigerator firsts, %;
refrigerator extras, 1884.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
BRITISH INDUSTRY SHOWS
:. MORE HOPEFUL SPIRIT
BY the Associated Press,

by CIic AB6OcIGteu FrotB.
American commercial attaches report
that British trade and industry have
shown . more hopeful spirit during the
last few weeks, in view of the rise in
commodity prices and security values.
Production and employment, however,
remain unsatisfactory in the major in
dustr1es. it was stated
Conversion Of the per cent internal
war loan stock to 3ik per cent basis
has been q pronounced success, 1t was
said. and has resulted In f1rmness Of
government issues and strengthening Of
government credit. The ban on new
issues during the conversion operation,
however, has restricted financial busi-
ness and hampered industry. although
not seriously.
Evening star., 1932-10-16
Unfavorable Dividend Changes

NEW YORK October Is Op.-Un-
favorable dividend changes during the
week totaled is, or the same as in the
previous week, the Standard Statistics
Co. reported today. This is a consider
able reduction from the September
average of IS per week and the August
average of 36. Favorable changes for
the week totaled five compared with
six the week before.
Evening star., 1932-10-16

Munds, Winslow & Potter-Fine up
turn impresses us as distinctly technical
and temporary.