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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
FUNERALS

The funeral of Richard Peters, Jr., 20, of 396 Taft avenue, Bridge port, a former resident of Water bury, was held this morning from his home at 8:3O o'clock to the Church of St. Augustine, Bridge port, where solemn mass was eel ebrated at g o'clock. The deceased was the son of MT. and Mrs. Rich ard Peters who resided here until 10 years ago.
 The funeral of Joseph Williams was held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Lunny Funeral Home, 25 Central avenue, Rev. J. Bauby of1i- ciating. Burial was in Crockett Hill cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15

son of Mrs. Columba Spardone, died this morning at his home, GA Wal nut street, after a long illness.
 Besides his mother he .s survived by two sisters, Misses Carmela and Anna Spardone of this city.
 The funeral will be held on Mon- day morning from the Colasanto funeral home, 934 Bank street, to Our Lady of Lourdes church where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at time to be announced later. Burial will be in Calvary cem- etcry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15

large labor vote and numerous or- ganizations already have committed themselves to public endorsement of his renomination.
 The visit to Waterbury yesterday has resulted in strong endorsement of his candidacy by Chairman Smith and Senator Maloney as was possible under the circumstances From Waterbury, Senator Lonergan was understood to be going to Hart ford for a further conference with leaders there.
 Aggressive Work Ahead
 This start of aggressive cam paigping", one of the reasons given by some party leaders for their past apathy to his candidacy, removes this issue between the senator and state leaders. With the opening of his campiagn headquarters at Hart ford shortly, the senator will begin an even more aggressive campaign ing" and. should Attorney General Cummings attempt part in state af- fairs from this time on. many are agreed such a move will rebound to advantage of Lonergan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors, in particular the south plant of the Conn. Light X Power Co.,, and the D. A. V. Auxiliary No. 9 for their sympathy and kindness extended to us during our recent bereavement. the death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Hannah Downey.
 Signed:
 THE DOwNEY FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
$l5,OOO LOSS

Delhi, N. Y, July 15-(UP)-Fire- men estimated $15,O0O loss today in fire which leveled a barn at the dairy farm of Peter G. Gerry, of Newport, R. I. Supt. H. s. Tay- Tor led 20 young prize cattle from the blazing structure.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
DIED

PRENEZ-In this city, July 15. 1888. Frank Prenez of 254 Hamilton Ave. Funeral Monday morning at S:l5 o'clock from 254 Hamilton Ave. to St. Ann's church. Burial in Calvary cemetery. SPARDONE-In this city, July 15. 1888. Frank Spardone of 64 Wal nut St. Funeral Monday morning, time later, from Colasanto funeral home, 334 Bank St. Burial in Cal
 vary cemetery.
 CUTTING-In this city, July IS, 1888. Captain Frank k. Cutting of 73 Wall St. Funeral Monday, time and arrangements later, from 70 Wall St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
FULTON PARK

The B local playgrounds, opened just over three weeks ago are now being used daily by hundreds of en- thusiastic youngsters from all parts of town. Supervisors are busy plan- ming entertaining programs of every sort for the children.
 One of yesterdays principal events was costume show at Fulton Park, conducted by Miss Bette O'Rourke.
 Prizes were awarded as fol- lows: Eleanor Tedesco and Lois Almquist, prettiest; John and Leo Buonocore, funniest; Laureen Northrop, most original; John Ruhaba, unique. The judges were Betty Guilfoile, Sylvia Kunsky, Helen Pauloski and Miss Mary Byrne.
 Among those who competed for prizes were June Ann Schaefer, Corrine Slatnick, David Hauk, Joan Delaney, Emeline Nadeau, Eleanor Tedesco, Gloria Ruby, Lois Dalquist, Helen Skuba, Olga Yeroskuk, Michael and John Ru- haba, Raymond and Richard Welch, Joyce and Laureen North rop, Leo and John Buonocore, An- thony and Don Rainone, Angeline Buonocore and Eleanor Welch.
 The three supervisors, Bette o. Rourke, Betty Guilfoile and Jane Bergin. today took a group fo girls from the playground on a hike to Lakewood park. Tonight the WPA orchestra will give its weekly pro- gram of swing music from 7:3O to 9:30 o'clock.
 Yesterdays baseball results: Meteors beat the Wash alumni, Az; and the Tommies beat the Emeralds, 11-9.
 SOUTH END | Walter Hayes and Albert Atha- cenis are in charge of checker tournament at the South End play ground, which forty children have already entered. Hayes has also or ganized an honor group of children to assist those in charge of the play ground.
 Supervisor Frances Dzinsky is now conducting a regular arts and craft class every afternoon from to o'clock.
 The pet show originally scheruled for yesterday will be held on Mon- day afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Lu- cien White and MT. Hayes as judges.
 PARAMOUNT PARK
 There were two principal events at Fairmount park yesterday. The first a peanut hunt, was won by Bob Albion, Henry LaFevre, and Arthur Seidel. In the second, a pet show prizes were won by Lillian Wagner Hazel Grant. Shirlye Truelove and Norma Henrickson.
 Those attending were: Alice Grant, Florence Baton, Norma Hendrickson, Hazel Grant, Betty Atherton, Peggy Churchill, Lucille Sizer, Sis Wagner, Barbaar Pollard, James Pollard, Alice and Lillian Wagner, Betty and Lorraine Grant Shirley Cook, Fred LaFevre, Bob Albion, Arthur Seidel, Janet Spear Marcia and Ann Rasmussen, Bar bara, Henry and Lucille LaFevre Edward Donahue, Billie Bowes, Mar guerite Bowes, Nancy Lafevre, Bev-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15
MASSES

SULLIVAN - A first anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated Monday morning, July IS. at 8 o'clock. at the Immaculate Concep- ton church, for the repose of the soul of the late William F. sulli- van.
 cONNOLLY-A months mind mass of Requiem will be celebrated Sat urday morning at 8 o'clock, at the St. Thomas church, for the repose of the soul of the late Mrs. Eliza. beth Connolly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-15

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Evening star., 1938-05-23
HOUSES UNFURkISHED.


441l GREENWICH PARKWAY, IN BEAU;
bath: gas heat. electric refrigeration; deep
yard; garage. HOUSE completely insulated
no hot nights. Near schools and stores.
ment Call Wisconsin 62O4
SPANISH DUPLEX. LOWER FLOOR, PRI-
May rent free North 39S7.
GROOM. HOUSE. NEWLY PAINTED: 90
minute drive from city on Cabin John car
line; $50 per month. Call Wis. 4s94
CONVENIENT TO 14th AND PARK RD.-
garage: fine condition. Col. 1871; ewes.
NEAR HEDRAL-DETAcHED. CEN
ter,hall plan; large s.v liyins room. bed
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK:
3127 Adams Mill rd.-6 large rooms. .
baths breakfast porch: 2 sleeping porches;;
burner. In perfect condition; Ss7 so mo.
Phone Natl. s41S. Ewes. and Sunday.
Potomac 43S1. -
522 NJ ST. NE.--FIRsT FL. o-FAM.
house, four rooms, bath, ami; rent $50.
Emerson 1870 "a
hall plan. rooms. . baths. gas heat. re-
pdssesson June He'T spsoN osspS co
fos4 foSsfSSIei Vermont ont ave. We Met 800.
43l5 18th PLACE NE:-sEMI.pET. 8
rms, incl. finished sun porches: excel.
COTQ.' also Rdfdst. Wi vi io''3-o
ss 14th ST NE ROOMS s6g ANR ghTa
Lincoln 74l2-J. 90.
TAX PK-5 R.. AND B, 2 STORY;
sas5S saoTe 1S 55 Elm fmd ave s
FoxALL-6 ROOMS AND FINISHED
basement room with lavatory; gas heat.
deep yard; close to good schools. Natl.
REDUCED RENT-sIX ROOMS. PoRcHEs:
June /. OWNER. Hyattsville 72s-J.
627 MORRIS, PL. N.E.-sIx ROOMS,
hsa Naona oesa
1346 SPRING RD.--REDUcED RENT RE-
sponsible tenant; rooms ami; excel
lent neishboThoodi;, adult III, family; iys ready
CHEVY CHASE; D G.; go 8 RMS NJ s,Ta Pa. pr HR
Md, NEh.0S rms. rms ba.. $40; RiSeTaaIe' corner.
GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. Dis. $3.50.
OPEN DAILY, BY OWNER. 2 to pm;
313a oliver st.; Chevy Chase ,Ga D; G.: $.o 8
Salesman on premises will also show YOU
3 larger houses nearby. vacant June l.
June 5. July /: SS5 TO s. 10. .
4s4s BRANDYwINE ST. N;w:,1s ROOMS.
SULLIVAN CO. 1401 Eye ST. Natl 7s4s.
TAKoMA PARK = ESPECIALLY WELL
equipped 1-rm. house; beautiful s,a, S'Snndhs: rsh:
oil burner: summer cooling system: near
schools. trans OWNER. Shep. 2370.
SIX ROOMS; AMI. NEWLY DECORATED,
419 Irving st. NV. Rent reduced; only
$4,000 Phone Metropolitan 1918. Colum.
bia 11O1, "a
S-RM. HOUSE-14Oo HAMLIN ST NE
Rent reasonable. Phone Decatur 424S-R.
Is EVARTS ST NE-s RMS, BATH;
riassed screened porches: newly decorated.
Reasonable. Lincoln 4O66.
CONTINUED on Next PsgsJ
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

3 UNFURN. ROOMS, KIT. PVT. BATH;
newly redecorated; elec. and heat incl;
near bus stop; large lawn; no objection to
children; $50; private home 30l LIE Blond
ave. Cheverly Md. Greenwood O991. 23.
2627 LEE HIGHWAY. ARLINGTON VA
. rooms. kitchen dinette. bath. unfur-
nished; ami, redecorated. Walnut 7nl6.
DESIRABLE APT. NEWLY DECORATED:
large living room with fireplace, study. bed
room. kitchen, bath. porch; private en-
trance: shady grounds. 4310 Lee hwy $50
to emDl couple light refc. gas. fruit.
flowers garden space incl. oxford 1870.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. 2 ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath S35. 1909 Lee highway.
Rosslyn street car and bus service az door.
FOREST GLEN, MD-ATTRAC. COOL.
complete 2nd-h. furn.- apt, 3 rms. kit;
bath porch; 3 acres: $50 mo. Call District
$3.50, Ext 4512. or Shepherd 1449.
LARGE LIVING ROOM, CHEERFUL BED
rm kit, buit-in cabinets, breakfast nook.
refe., tile bath; cool new apt. bldg, Id
min. downtown. Greenwood 5000.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS. VA-S62.5o.
New apt. bldg, 3 EXPOSURES; 8 rms.
kit. dinette. shower bath, refg: locker.
laundry; heat furn:: lawns; Conv. stores.
1Oc bus McCLAINE, 21O0 Wilson blvd,
Clarendon, Va. Walnut 92a2. day. eve.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE-6 ROOMS; NEW RESI-
dence nicely furnished; , baths. Emer.
son 1860.
s2O4 SARATOGA AVE, SILVER SPRING
fig rooms; Frigidaire, washing machine,
garage. garden; June, July, August; sos
per month. Shep. 1881.
HIGH. COOL NEARLY NEW GROOM, .
bath brick. screened south porch, yard;
near trans; comfortably furn; 4l2 blocks
east Chevy Chase Circle. June Is to
Sept. Is. 1856 Runnymede pl Clev. T34S.
fireplace. oil heat; servants quarters gar;
mr.. bus. Indefinite. 1900 Davenport 81. ".
CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CIRCLE-1DEAL
for summer; airy rms. porcheS. grounds
and shade trees. Wis. 2673.
FOR SUMMER MONTHS-VERY cool
comfortable house with large porch and
grounds: > bedrooms, ) baths. 2-car ga
rage. Near Cathedral. Phone Cleveland
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Near Walter Reed
FLATS FOR RENT.

1877 D ST NE ROOMS AND BATH
h. -w.h.. elec.: near car. bus lines and
Eastern High: excellent condition; S35.
Call Dist O6fS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE wishes room and board in
private family; must be reasonable. State
price by week. Box 465-X. Star 23'
EMPLOYED WIDOW and child. 4 years,
with care of child through the day. Box
95-A, Star 20
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

cool ROOM. WITH SEPARATE KITCH-
enette; close in NV: by lady, reasonable;
state rent. Box 81 "A, Star. "a
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.. sECTIONL,WANT-
not over $40. Emerson 7020.
WANTED-3-ROOM UNFURNISHED APT.
in or near Arlington; $50 month; refs.
Roy coax Star %.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.
CAPITOL HILL.

rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath; excellent
condition: convenient to Capitol. Library
Union Station. city Post Office, Government
Printing ONCE Navy Yard, etc Rent.
$40 including refrigeration. The Mardav
Ats, Sl5 MARYLAND ave ne
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

place on farm in Southern
Maryland to board . children. age ano
s: reference required. Box 417-z. Star
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CHARMING-COOL-
COMFORTABLE

Completely furnished master bed
rooms 3 baths servants rooms and hath.
porch terrace overlooking garden; high
elevation; quiet: must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Available June lst 10. Octo-
Der 1St, possibly longer: maid and Yard
man available. 1000 Cathedral avenue.
telephone Adams n20l
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POULTRY g EGGS

5000 DAY-OLD and started chicks. white
and Barred Rocks, Reds. Hampshires, Leg
horns; one grade, the best. ]. B. Henry
phone Falls Church 34S.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS BOARDED. lnoividual runs, So so
per week Dogs bathed and clipped. De-
Tense Highway Kennels, miles from
Bladensbure on Defense highway. Green
wood Saw.
WANTED. good home in country for wire
},
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1910 18th ST. NV.
I room. KITCHEN. dinette bath;
: rooms. Kitchen. dinette. foyer. bath.
2 rooms. pullman nn 1k kitchen, her % bath.
Res. Agent Mgr Mgr. ~ 0'o'0D Dec. 1850
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
MIRAMAR,
Corner 18TH li and R; Ia I Ave.
Murphy bed coy sunroom. kitchen with
special cabinets. tiled bath with ytho shower.
14O4 K. CAFRITz. District a0so.-
1745 F ST. NV.
nshed rental With Light Ia gas Ser and onf6 re-
Inspection by appointment: Phone
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
s07 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $500.
INTOWN FUR. APT.-$25.
Modern elevator bldg; convenient; ho-
tel section: nicely furn. 1424 < st. n W
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APTs., HIGH-CLASs NEIGH
borhocds some fnrnished Gar aya1la6ls
5l2S.
THE ALTON, 1445 PARK RID. NW.-3
rooms. kitchen foyer. bath: southern ex-
posure. l room. dinette, kitchen, bath:
Frigidaire. elevator
1855 c ST NE.--3 ROOMS, BATH,
everything furn.; in new home: reasonable:
adults. %.
READY TO MOVE IN.
Beautiful corner. newly decorated and
newly furnished: , rooms, kitchen and
bath: parking space; 500. Front apt.
rooms, kitchen and bath, So 30. large
rooms and bath, S43 80. Built-in furni-
ture that has never been installed before:
One Of the best locations in the city. at
Rock Greek Park, near the Million Dollar
Bridge. 2410 goth st. NV. Resident
manager.
4406 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
3 large rooms. bath and porch --- S49 80
2 large rooms, bath and porch - S35. 90
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the MAJESTIC
5000 10th St. NV.

"Sse this achievement in small
apartment design"
S57. 5O-Ehiciency apartment. living
%Ss'~0 room dressing room. MUIR
ply bed combination dining room and
Sunroom. kitchen. modern bath.
S7O.OO-Living room, bedroom;
dining room. kitchen and bath.
G1oS 0O-Beautiful corner apart
%AS~'oo ment. dining foyer, liv-
ing room, bay solarium. 2 bedrooms,
kitchen and bath.
See Resident Manager. Decatur 6fOO
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BABY CHICKS,

CHICKS-Special for 10 days, all breeds,
1905 blood tested. Reduced to S1.25 per
hundred. Beach's Hatchery. at NorbecK'
Md: Ashton 1l6-F-21. -
SPECIAL-BLOOD-TES
r. /. Reds. 81 so: Leghorn Cockerels. S3 80
per hundred. VIM James g. Son. 6l9 X
st. NV Met OOSS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NSStvsS 0SSN0e
1929 K ST. NW-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms semi-private bath;
excellent board home cooking. 30s
1926 21st ST. N.W.-If YOU like good food
and pleasant surroundings you will like
Scott's. Delicious home cooked meals. with
salads. fruits and vegetable plates to tempt
your tagging appetite. Cheerful rooms
with running water. near shower. Home
privileges. Special attention to evening
students. Rate. S36 to $50. North 5000:
iect. suitable 2, $3.50 ca: c.h.w.. best
foods; basement. pvt bath. twin beds, 81.
I7Oo 10th N.W.-Vacancies: cool rooms,
inner-spring mattresses: excellent food;
walking distance. North 1474.
GEoRGETOWN-Room available: cool
detached. private home; porohes, garden:
excellent meals. Dupont 4767.
HIGHEST ELEVATION IN WASHINGTON,
200 wis. ave-New honAe; lovely, cool
rooms: singles doubles. CleV. 6641
1862 HARVARD ST. NW.-Large furnished
room. End floor front; best home cooking.
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive rooms for
young ladies: real home atmosphere: splen-
did meals; walking distance downtown.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1927 10th st.
n.w.-Beautifully furn. rooms: private.
semi-private bath; excellent meals; reas.
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Building; good business. Reasonable. other
interests. Information, call Metropolitan
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CORNER STORE, desirable residential sec
ton, Lyon Park. 2642 N, Pershing drive,
Arlington, Va Reasonable. o6s
FOR SALE-Tourlsh Camp. with % beds.
building 90 cabins. with garage. bath, large
chicken house will take small house or
lots on down payment. balance easy terms.
Box :5lS-X Star
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HALL & BRO.
1oO4 H ST. N E.

ROCKVILLE PIKE,
o32-foot frontage; close in Small bunea-
low for living quarters. Give-aWay price.
After p m. call Adams 2163.
S315-SANDWICH SHOP, 2l9 Ind. ave.
NV well eouipped cheap rent: -
S450-Lunch, corner: business about S25
daily: real bargain
S500-Cafeteria, corner; short hours.
SS50-Lunch. beer, :. rooms: rent. S4S.
S6.500-Lunch. beer: $50 daily average.
S350--Delicatessen, old stand: bargain.
S300-Confect., > rooms; rent. $50.
S600-Confect.. > rooms rent. 500.
81, 1,400-Delicatessen beer. 4 rooms: rent
$40; corner: splendid business
So, 15G-Dellcatesse beer > rooms. heat
free; business, $3.50 guaranteed
S215-RoJming house, 9 rooms; 500 cash.
S550-Rooming house, - rms; rent, S65
Near G. W University. BARGAIN.
$55o-Rooming house, / L rooms, near
library: nicely furnished.
Rooming house, 13 rooms 3 baths, E. Capt.
tol location: good income.
S300-Pastry shop in hotel
R. NJ. CURTIS 6o2 F St. NV. Natl. 914o'
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TOURIST and roomine house, modern. on
main boulevard facing park: well fur
nished; conveniently located. Box 3s5-X.
Star p4*
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NEARBY ARLINGToN..Large front bed
room. nicely furnished for ] or 2 persons:
new house. Walnut 7625-J, all day Sum
day. after 6 weekdays.
ARLINGTON, VA: .5211 N. Washington
two; board if desired; on bus line, in one
fare zone. 23s
COUNTRY CLUB has several attractively
furnished rooms with private baths: gol1
privileges Phone Bradley 303 23s
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THE DAHLIA

. rooms. kitchen. bath with shower; all
latest features, including painted walls
Venetian blinds. built-in kitchen equip
ment. fully insulated range with over
control: electric exhaust. fan, .ventilatine
door. etc Carpeted corridors incinerator
sw exposure Rent S61 so including gas
and electricity 1855 18th St NV
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1920 18th NV.
New building; . rooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath: Venetian blinds. modern kitchen
cabinets. Reasonable rent. Apply to res.
mgr 1404 Tuckerman ST., or call Ran
dolph 21SS
Evening star., 1938-07-13
Stock Averages
By VICTOR EUBANK.


NEW YORK. July ia last-hour
selling wave turned broad advance
in the stock market today into a de-
cline which left prices mixed around
the finish.
Profit-taking increased as the mar
ket failed to carry through on a late
bulge after extending gains fractions
to more than points throughout the
list earlier, especially among oil. motor.
merchandise and other Industrial
groups.
A feeling that the market mad been
moving ahead faster than immediate
business prospects justified seemed to
encourage selling
Heavy trading arouni the opening.
with transactions in the first hour
approximating 700, COO shares, made It
one of the most active markets since
the upswing started abruptly Jess than
month ago. Transactions for the
day Appropriated $500 900 shares.
A number Of issues, including Chrys-
Ter and ars-Roebuck, got up to new
highs for the year before the late re-
action.
Ahead most of the day were such
issues as Westinghouse. Allied Chemi-
cal, Allis Chalmers, Standard Oil Of
New Jersey, Eastman Kodak, Ana
conda Copper, Union Carbide, Texas
Corp. Santa Fe and United States
Rubber.
The late sell-off converted earlier
gains into losses for United States
Steel Johns Manville. Bethlehem,
Chrysler, Anaconda, Kennecott and
General Electric
Last-minute selling also cut into
gains on the Curb after advances run
ming to more than points had been
recorded in Aluminium Gulf Oil and
Electric Bond g. Share.
Rubber, hides and other industrial
materials followed stocks and bonds
on the recovery path most Of the day
but major farm commodities tended
lower. Wheat at Chicago fell x 10
112 cents bushcl after yesterdays
rally. while corn ended 4 of to the
same up. Cotton dropped with stocks
toward the finish. with prices of
about rs cents bale at the time.
At midafternoon the British pound
was up y of a cent at s493A and
the French franc was cos Of a cent
higher at 2.765s cents.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
New Orleans Prices.
DECLINE is REVEALED
IN BUSINESS LOANS
BY the Associated Press.

.
NEW YORK. July 13.-Industrial
and agricultural loans of Federal Re-
serve member banks in leading cen.
tiers resumed the declining trend Of
the past nine months during the week
ended July 6.
More than billion dollars in loans
have been liquidated since the recess
sion started last fall. representing
mainly the reduction Of heavy indus.
trial inventories.
Commercial, industrial and agricul.
tural loans Of banks in 10l cities COM
pared as follows:
Week ended July 6--$3, $3.50, ,000, 900
Previous week -------- 1896, ,000, 900
Same period last year. ASH ,0OO, 900
Evening star., 1938-07-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. July 13 H.-Butter. 1,0<1..
057; steady: prices unclaimed.
Eggs. .176: steady; current receipts.
1871; other prices UNCHANGED.
Poultry, live, 81 trucks: hens arm:
others steady; hens. pounds and under,
1S: over 5 pounds 1s: Leghorn hens, Il;
changed
Potatoes. 81: on track. 335; total United
States shipments. 697: California White
best stock about steady: others weak; sup
pies liberal: demand light; sacked, per
hundredweight, Cobblers. Kansas and Mis-
souri,. u. s. No. /. $500: U. 8. CONNER.
cials. 7O-s5; showing decay. 5000; Vir-
ginia. U. s. No. l. showing heated. .OO-
LOB: California White Rose. q. 8. No. 1,
Evening star., 1938-07-13

citation secretary
in the country.
He is % years
old.
A native of St.
Cloud, Mimi, he
was educated in
the public schools
t h ere. attended
the University of
Minnesota a n d
] a t er graduated
from the Min
neapolis Business
College. Since he
a s S u m e d his
present secretary
shin he has also
Evening star., 1938-07-13
Cott0nseed Oh.

Spot dultt, mlddNng. S.61.
n Nominal.
Cott0nseed on.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed S to 9 lower: sales, 224 con.
tracts: July. 8.56b: September. 8.65;
October, s.66b; December, S.6s-70:
January. 869b.
Bid.
New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. La, July 13 UP.-
Sales. 243; low middiing. 7.54; mid.
ding, $40: good middling. ga: receipts,
1880; stocks. 665.651.
C0tt0nseed Oil.
Cottonseed oil closed steady: detachable
prime summer yellow. S.3On prime crude
1850. July. S.22b: September S24b:
October. S.24b; December. S.25b; Jan.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
Coal
Prices Advanced
ByBig Producers
By tie Associated Press.
-~w~~

PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-In-
creases of IS to IS cents ton in mine
prices Of domestic coal, effective Au-
gust 1, were disclosed today by major
anthracite producers.
Stove coal will be increased IS cents
to s610, egg and nut sizes. Is cents to
Sc, and pea coal, IS cents to $40.
No change will be made in prices for
steam sizes.
Evening star., 1938-07-13
new YORK COTTON
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 13.-Cotton lost
almost 81 bale today under Wall
Street liquidation and owing to favor
able crop progress reports. Buyers had
shown reluctance to respond to the
morning firmness in stocks, but selling
orders increased as securities eased
late in the day.
Evening star., 1938-07-13

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Evening star., 1938-07-13
BANK SECRETARY
YOUNGEST IN j. s.
Larson Begins Fourth Year
as Official of District
Bankers Association.
BY EDWARD C. STONE

Donald W. Larson, who recently
began his fourth year as secretary of
the District Bankers Association, is
said to be the youngest bankers asso-