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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-19

scheduled for the last of Nav.
The complete schedule:
April l9-Renton at Auburn, Kent
a Highllne.
April 2o-Enumclaw az Summer,
Buckley at Puyallup.
April 26-Highline at Auburn, Kent
at Renton
April 27-Puyallup at Sumner,
Buckley at Enumclaw.
MAY 3-Auburn at Kent: Renton
al Highline.
May 4-sumner at Buckley. Enum-
law at Puyallup.
May 10-Kent at Auburn, Highline
AZ Renton.
May ll-Buckley al Sumner. Puy-
allup a Enumclaw
MAY l7-Auburn at Highline, Rem
ton at Kent.
MAY lS-Sumner at puysllup.
Enumclaw at Buckley.
MAY 24-Auburn az Renton, High
line AZ Kent
MAY 25-Sumner At Enumclaw,
puyallup AZ Buckley.
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Displaying about as niue h
finesse as freight train. Bronko
Nagurski. the human battering
ram who formerly held the worlds
heavyweight championship, de-
feated Bobby Roberts in straight
falls in last nights wrestling main
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The Church-Fratcrnal Softball
league team managers will meet
tonight at o'clock In the park
board office, PIP City Hall Annex,
to make final arrangements for
the 1889 league games.
The Commercial league man.
ayers will meet Wednesday night
at the same place and time.
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who executed two body slams
To register the first fall of
the match In three minutes, 26
seconds of the round.

Roberts fell right into another
body slam after only IA seconds
had elapsed in the fifth.
Lee Henning. a pleasing new
conner from Omaha. won over
"Rowdy Rudy" LaDitzi via the
foul route in the semi-final.
Ignacio Martinez and Henry
GRADER drew in the three-round
prelim, while Leo Burke pinned
Toby Wallace in one minue. "a
seconds Of the third round to cap
ture the opener.
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Nagurski Defeats Roberts on Mat

event at Greenwich coliseum.
Roberts held his own until he
an attempted flying tackle
in the fourth and sailed out OF the
ring to land on the floor.
Roberts .hcn fell easy prey
to the 2t5-pound NagurslSi.
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man of the committee for Ia
cOma's all-breed dog show April
20 and 80. Fay Is representing
the Young Mems Business club,
which is assisting the Tacoma
Kennel club in sponsoring the
event. A. W. Forbes Is chairman
OF the Kennel club committee.
Dog fanciers have four more
days in which to register for the
all-breed dog show April 90 and
80 in the old Sears oebuck
building.
Friday at p. m. is the dead
line for entries.
Entry blanks may be obtained
from the following places in Ia
coma: Jennings Hardware Co.,
114s Pacific ave; Poole's Seed Co,
l142 Pacific ave; Rhodes Garden
Shop. Rhodes Brothers; Washing
ton Hardware. 924 Pacific ave.
and Y. NJ. B. C. office. no Com
merce st. They may also be OBJ
tanned from all veterinarians in
Tacoma.
Many OutOf-towncrs are
planning TO enter the show,
and already they arc begin
ming to respond to the invita-
tons sent them. Before the
deadline. the Y. NJ. b. c.
office is looking forward to
receiving scores of entries
sent by mail.
The trophy committee. at a
meeting last night. decided to be-
gin Thursday night the task of
setting up the benches in the
Sears-Roebuck building. About so
members of the committee. repre-
senting both the Y. NJ. B. c. and
the Kennel club, will perform this
job.
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The Darlington Golf club defeat
ed the Brookdale Mems club Sun
day at Ellington. 70l2 to 31i2, to
sweep their home-and-home series.
Brookdale golfers will meet at
the Allenmore clubhouse Wednes-
day at p. m. Two dozen balls
will be given as prizes.
Lineups for the team match:
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STAT D INCS

GAMES THIS WEEK
Hollywood at Seattle.
Oakland at Portland.
Sacramento ut san Francisco.
San Diego at Los Angeles.
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CITY LOOP WORKOUTS

Model Lumber at Stewart field
Wednesday at $50; Cammaranos
at Stanley field p. m, Tuesday
and Thursday.
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Boeiing Quits
Racing Post

SEATTLE-W. z. Boeing re-
signed today as a member OF the
executive committee OF the Wash
ington Jockey club to devote his
time in the east to handling his
racing stables.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh !, Cincinnati ).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
No games.
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The First To The Eighteenth

Twenty-Five the so entries Ftcres Go club spring
handicap turned n their which
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-26
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities"
The Authority on Authorities"

his two top diamonds and return
another but he did not He ducked
and let the Q WIN
South thereupon raked in the
heart A. heart X spade K and
two more hearts. East having to
make three discards This he
could have done without harm
had he thrown two clubs and one
spade. but he chose to discard a
spade. diamond and a club To
the seventh trick therefore South
led a diamond East took two
tricks in the suit and then had to
lead into one of the declarer S
black tenaces He chose the club
j. which was won by the @ and
followed by the A and another
club. so that East then had to
play into the spades, giving the
declarer a gratuitous overtrick
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-26
KEEP AN EXIT CARD

YOUR PARTNER having led
0ur SIDES best suit against the
.9ponents No Trump game. it is
.Aally vital to your defense to
.:.ain length IN that suit. or an
Ha' card to your partners hold
rs in it When the opponent runs
2 own SUIT. on which you have
\ make discards. you should en-
Favor ordinarily to throw away
alS Of some other suit than
lr sides main one. if you can
\ SO without setting up tricks
~ the declarer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-26

Dealer North North-South
North had opened the bidding
'Ee with 1-Spade. South re-
90nded with 2-Hearts, North bid
Clubs and South 3-No Trumps
8est reckoned that the diamond
At offered the best chance for
eense and so led the j. East
aould have been able to read cas-
y at this stage that South held
se N Q with probably two guards.
vest therefore having four dia-
'0nds His best play was to take
Copyright, 1899, King
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. 20 l4a united States
hoss, $4,000: total. $1,000: active. Light
hogs, steady to strong: others, strong to
10 higher than Fridays average; top,
600 freely: bulk. good and choice. 100
240 pounds; 5.s5-6.O0; most, 24o-270
pounds butchers. 5,7O-9O; few, 27O-330
pounds, 5.s5-6 90: most 24O-27O pounds
butchers. 5.10-90; few. 270-33O pounds,
55o-15 bulk, good 330-45O pounds.
sowS, 5.O0-50; lighter kinds to 565: ex-
IRENE weights, 4.15-5 90
Salable cattle, 10000: salable calves
200; strictly good and choice fed steers
ana yearlings fairly active on shipper
and order buyer account; market unevenly
steady to 25 higher: mostly 1918 up
although numerous sales light and long
yearlngs as well as weighty steers show
ing full advance. largely steer runs: light
yearlingS, scarce; fed hefers. Arm other
kllllng classes. generally steady with cows
scarce and steady to strong: numerous
!oads steers and yearlings sold at a25-
'Io4n; best. early, 1915: choice to prime.
I'Iu0 pounds averages. sold around / 90:
nlealum-Weleht steers UP 70 1880;
Weighty offerings. 9.OO-1OO 90 these seal
Ing 1250 pounds upwards: best fed hcif-
ers. 1925: about 1000 head Western
STOCK St K calves and vearlngs here, slow
Steaoy s, welghty sausage bulls UP to 700:
Ves!ers se1sh,o 70 lO;5o mostly 1000 down.
lamb lambs. slow, about steady: early sales and
bids. good to choice offerings, 9.1o-I5:
best still held above 9.35 to $40 and
better; as. yet no action on yearlines: few
sheep about. steady; native slaughter
eligible, 3 T5-4 so
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov 90 P.-The British
pound started off the weeks. foreign ex-
change dealings today at fast forward
clip.
Sterling ran UP 2h cents in terms Of the
dollar and carried the French franc along
for an advance Of -.01s4 of a cent The
belga also improved but the guilder was
a little, lower and the Swiss franc m-
changed.
Despite Improvement in the spot rate.
the discount on the pound deliverable in
the future continued to widen. Ninety-day
sterling could be purchased 612 cents
below the spot price, against GA cents
over the week end.
Late rates follow:
Great Brit ain in dollars others in cents
Great Britain, demand, 3.9112; Great Brit
ain. cables. 3.92k; 60-day bills, 3ss: 90
day bills, 3S6: Canada, Montreal in New
York, s. 30: Canada. New York in Mont
real. ll4.25: Belgium, 16.45; Denmark,
1888: Finland, loon: France. 223; Ger
many, 40 5n; benevolent. 1875; travel
qnquoted; Greece; .731an; Hungary, II son;
Italy: sos: Netherlands $40; Norway.
2274; Portugal. 3b5n; Rumana, 73n:
Sweden, 23S3 Switzerland. 2245; Argen-
tina (officiaD, 2977; Argentina Nree),
% 40: Brazil (officiaD, sos; Brazil (free).
5:lO; Mexico, 20.00n Japan 2349; Hong
Kong. a SO; Shanghai. s.s5: Yugoslavia,
2.3on. Rates. in spot ca bles unless other
wise indicated. Nominal.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Chicago Produce

6 cars, IS trucks, irregplar: hens, AZ, AZ
pounds up IA. under Az pounds Ii:
Leghorn hens, 10; broilers. 2l2 pounds
1ss: White Rock, Is. Leghorn chickens,
PmoRh sRFnss Rock PqYnds White VIZ cGSssa Rocs s
Rock Is, White Rock Bareback
chickens, IL; roosters, 10. Ducks 412
pounds pounds up colored. -; white; 13; small
IA. Turkeys, old toms, is; young. is
hens. % Capons, pounds up, i9; un-
os1 BdttsF, eGunS5. S. SO, firm: creamery. 90
score SEQ 3o4 o3lA: 81. 29tA 90, 2S; 50. 81;
first, q: frsts, 24la; current receipts s.
~ fsfiii fFefrigerator extras. 1914; standards,
Potatoes l96; on track, 43a; total U, S.
shipments Saturday. .359: Sunday, "a; Rus
No: l. best, steady; other stock, ali ,varie-
hundredweight, Idaho Russets, U. S. No. i,
! .l0-90; mostly 1890; fine quality, large
zoo; U, s No. .. few, 1.32ia-35; Colo
rado red McClures. U. S. No. 1, burlap
NebraTka Nsb, s Bliss lis Trigmphs IS to 90 per
unwashed, l.55; burlap sacks. washed,
so; fair quality 1.55; Minnesota Red
River Valley section early Ohios, U. S. COM
mercials. 1,l5; North Dakota Red River
Valley section cobbers; s5 to 80 per cent
q S. No: |. 1;l2l2-2O: y. 6, CONNER
q. S, No. l. 1.25; Wisconsin round whites,
U. S. commercials, Ito.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Oyster Plants Rushed
To Meet Big Demand
BY The Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
CRISFIELD, Md, Nov. 20.-More
thar a score Of oyster -shucking
plants are working overtime to sup
ply Thanksgiving demands here as
the bivalve trade claims a pros
perity curve.
Large numbers of workers for
week have been reporting for duty
as early as 2 am, continuing into
the night.
City Councilman Egbert L. Quinn
predicted new boats will be built
next summer to expand the winter
oyster fleet.
And that is a certain indication
OF the revival of the oyster business
in Maryland on a solid basis" he
commented
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Du Pont Board Votes
Year-End Dividend
OF S3.25 a Share
Years Payments Lifted
To 81, Compared to
$3.25 in 1888
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 90
Directors of E. I. du Pont de
Nemours Co. today authorized a
year-end dividend of 1925 a share
on common stock, payable December
IA to holders of record November
81. This payment will bring the
years total to 81 share, against
1925 in 1888.
Mesta Machine Co.
Directors of Mesta Machine Co.
ordered a dividend of so cents a
share on common stock, payable
January l to holders of record
December 16. This will bring pay
ments for the year to 81, against SO
last year.
Youngstown Steel Door.
Youngstown Steel Door Co. direc-
tors declared dividend of so cents
a share on common stock, payable
December Is to holders of record
December l. Company paid two
dividends of 25 cents each earlier in
the year, while a total Of Is cents
was paid last year.
Brunswick Bake.
Directors of Brunswick Bake
Collender Co. declared a dividend
of $3.50 a share on the common
stock, payable December IS to stock
of record December s. A dividend
of IS cents a share was paid Sep
tember Is. Directors also declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
81 25 share on the preferred stock,
payable January 2. 1910, to stock of
record December 20.
c., N. o. & T. p. Railway.
Directors of the Cincinnati, New
Orleans & Texas Pacific Railway
Co, voted S4 dividend on new $40
par value shares. The payment
totals S1,794 900. Including pay
ments on a former issue. subjected
to five-for one split several months
ago, dividends this year will total
$50 per share, against s2l in 1888.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Cotton Prices Score
Further Advance
During Week
Spot Delivery Stands
IS Points Ahead of
Six Weeks Ago
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Prices of
cotton continued last week the
strong upward movement which be-
gan early in October.
During the last six weeks spot
cotton has risen about 65 points,
old-type nearby futures in the New
York Cotton Exchange have risen
about IS points, and distance old
type futures calling for deliveries
within the current season have risen
about 10 points.
Changes in prices of futures last
week varied from an advance of 20
points on the nearby December to
an advance of only 8 points on the
distant July and decline of point
on the distant ne crop October.
The strength ii prices in recent
weeks, brokers said, seemed due
chiefly to realization the supply of
cotton in trade channels, so-called
free cotton, might prove made
1uate to meet trade needs during the
current season. This prospect ap-
peared increasingly clear in recent
weeks analysts said, the Govern
ment has reduced its estimate of
the current crop, domestic consump-
ton has risen to extremely high
levels and the Government has re-
ported large sales of cotton for ex-
port under the export subsidy pro-
gram. These factors have more
than offset the weight of hedging of
the new crop.
Export shipments during the week
ending Thursday were much smaller
than in the corresponding week last
year, totaling only $4,000 bales,
compared with 5000. An unusual
aspect of the export figures, cotton
men noted, was the fact only 300
bales were shipped to Great Brit
ain, normally one of the largest users
OF American cotton. The drop in
export shipments was due to lack Of
freight space according to observers.
Domestic mills sold only a small
volume of goods relative to their
output last week. That has been the
situation for six to eight weeks.
Some lines of goods were reduced In
price. However, mills were running
at high rate on the basis of orders
taken in September.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Du||ness in Domestic
Demand and Exports
Depresses Wheat
Poor Winter Crop
Outlook More Than
Offset in Week
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Dizziness in domestic demand and
lack of export trade are holding
back American grain markets, the
Agriculture Department said today
These factors more than offset
poor prospects of the winter wheat
crop, and prices of the bread grain
declined slightly last week.
The department said the general
wheat situation showed little change
with crop prospects and European
developments continuing to be the
dominant marketing influences. The
condition of the winter wheat crop
in the United States remained poor
in many sections, but the drought
was temporarily relieved in con-
siderable areas, the Weather Bureau
reported.
Conditions Abroad Good.
Seeding conditions in Europe con-
tinued generally favorable, the de-
partment said. A large acreage was
planted during October in Western
Europe, but wet soil interfered with
sowings during the first half of
November. An increase in the gov
ernment's guaranteed price to an
equivalent of s1.16 per bushel was
said to have stimulated planting in
the United Kingdom.
The department said information
on world trade was still limited be-
cause of the war, but more than
100000 bushels we're reported to
have been shipped from Argentina
during the week. Also, large guam
titles of Canadian wheat were re-
ported sold to the United Kingdom
Domestic cash wheat markets de-
clined one to two cents last week
the department said. Marketings
were only moderate and receipts at
primary markets totaled only 2,875,-
900 bushels. The department said
the quantity of wheat placed under
Government loan has increased
steadily and at the middle of
november totaled l5l ,OO0,O ,OOO bushels.
Corn Barely Steady.
Corn markets were barely steady,
the department said. despite some
what smaller marketings. Upward
revisions in production estimates
and the relatively large stocks car
ried over from last season were
described as important weakening
influences.
The department said rye markets
declined last week, principally under
the influence of weakness in the
wheat market. Oats markets were
described as steady to firm, while
barley markets were slightly weaker.
At Chicago December wheat closed
Saturday at 881s to 88l4 cents a
bushel, compared with Fridays close
of 8714 to 87ss. December corn
closed at 5014 to 5O1s cents, COM
pared with a previous close of 5O14
to SOS.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Cotton Rate Climbs
To 97.9 Per Cent
During Month
race Contrasts With
8l.o Per Cent for
October, 1888
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Census Bureau reported today
the cotton spinning industry op-
Grated during October at 979 per
cent capacity, on a two-shift, 30
hour basis, compared with 925 per
cent during September this year,
and Sl9 per cent during October
last year.
Spinning spindles in place Octo-
Der 81 totaled 25,081 ,048, of which
22,658,994 were active at some time
during the month, compared with
25,l56,460 and 22,321,976 for Sep
tember this year, and 26,086, ,228 and
22,113,3l6 for october last year.
Active spindle hours totaled g.
56O,693,976, or an average of 342
hours per spindle in place, compared
with 7,695,013,129 and BOG for Sep
tember this year, and 7,118439, ,713
and 273 for October last year.
Spinning Spindles in place Octo-
Der 81 included: In cotton growing
States, 1929 1894, of which 1864
1876 were active at some time during
the month, compared with 1924. 1874
and l6,658,846 last year; and in
New England States, 6O54,l94 of
which 5,077,816 were active, COM
pared with 6,112,828 and 1858 $50
tor September this year, and 6,571,-
$50 and 4,594,870 for October last
year.
Active spindle hours for October
included: In cotton-groWing States,
6,696, ,l59 SOB, or an average of 367
hours per spindle in place, COM
pared with 6,803 ,485, ,588 and 333 for
September this year, and 5,622945,-
975 and 301 for October last year;
and in New England States, 1,700,-
603,269, or an average of 28l hours,
compared with 1853 ,039, $50 and 238
for September this year, and 1,347,-
198,525 and 205 for October last
year.
Active spindle hours and the aver
age per spindle in place for October,
by States, follow:
Alabama, 695 ,347,852 and 3S2;
Connecticut, 140,078, ,399 and 264:
Georgia, 1,212,170,669 and BIT;
Maine, 246.773126 and 800; Massa-
chusetts, 897, 1865 and 1854; Mis-
sissippi, 64,O28,323 and 403; New
Hampshire, 106349 ,022 and 289; New
York, 89276,2l6 and 267.
North Carolina, 2,074,743, 1888 and
355; Rhode Island. 287,116,983 and
295; South Carolina, 2,126, 400 ,905
and $50; Tennessee, 2O5 ,523,244 and
575, Texas. IS ,345,603 and 355; Vir-
ginia, l91, ,843 344 and 300: all other
States 1589OO,894 and 2l5.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
New York Bank Stocks
Steady During Week
Special Dispatch to The Star,

special Dlspatch 70 Tne Star.
NEW YORK, Nov 20.-New York
City bank stocks registered little
change during the past week, clos
ing fractionally higher, according to
figures compiled by. Holt, Rose &
Troster.
The aggregate market value of 1s
leading issues on Friday, Novem-
ber IT, was sl,56O, 1899 900, compared
with s1,55S 100000 at the close of
the previous week, an increase of
81, 1888, 900, or OFT per cent
The current average yield Of the
16 issues of Ala per cent compares
with yield of 4.15 per cent on No
vember TO- The current market
value equals Ill times the known
book value.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Foreign Markets

LONDON Nov. 20 P.-Increasing ac-
tivity accompanied rising prices in many
sections OF the stock market today British
government bonds closed little under the
days best levels. but the market received
both investment and public buying orders
Argentine rails moved vigorously forward
and domestic carriers followed suit In
duStrial stocks. where changed, were US
ually higher. Most commodity stocks, es-
pecially copoers, improved
PARIS.-Domestic stocks held their
ground in active Bourse dealings today
although rentes shifted unevenly to close
100 centimes lower to 100 higher In de-
mand we're Suez Canal. Societe Generate
and Bank of Paris
AMSTERDAM Rising tendencies an
peared in late Bourse trade today Most
inquiry was for domestic equities.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
;, 500 Workers Added
At Virqiniu Plants

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 20.-The
Virginia State Chamber of Com
merce reports that manufacturing
industries in the State added $500
workers to their forces and $335 $50
to their pay rolls during September.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Liquid Carbonic Net
Reaches S1,137,326
In Fiscal Year
Shows Decline From
$l,265,976 Recorded
In Previous Period
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Liquid
Carbonic Corp. reported today for
the fiscal year ended September 80
consolidated net profit of $1,137, 1926,
equal to $162 a share of capital
stock. This compared with $685.
976, or $1.8O share in the preced-
ing year.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Approved as Director

y The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has authorized Buford
Scott, Richmond, Va. investment
banker to serve as a director of the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
while holding similar position with
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Evening star., 1939-11-20

! Baldwin Orders
| In Month Jump
To $6,653,553
the Associated Press.

Ey the Essoclated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Orders
taken by the Baldwin Locomotive
Works and subsidiaries, including
Midvale Co., was announced today
as $6,653,553, compared with 1884,
459 in october, last year.
Bookings for the first 10 months
of this year amount to $50, 3,l97, 1855,
as against $21,942,937 for the same
period last year.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Minstrel Show at Church

The Metropolitan Players will put
on an old-time mistrel show at the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
201 Fourth street Sc, at 8:15 pm.
tomorrow. Edmund Veach is in
charge.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Output of Fermented
Malt Liquors Gains
BY the Associated Press.

bV Ute HSSUCIdCeu FTeSS.
Production of fermented malt lio-
uors in October is reported by the
Treasury at 4,236.965 barrels, COM
pared with 3,592,094 in the same
month last year.
From July to October 81 produc-
ton amounted to 19,730,229 barrels,
compared with 18,406,923 in the
similar period last year.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Washington Exchange

Capital Transit Co.-100 at Is.
Capital Traction 1st 5s-S1 900 at 96.
Mergenthaler Linotype-4O at l5ll2.
Evening star., 1939-11-20
Steel Quotations
reported by Smith, Barney

NEW YORK Nov. 90 LP,-steel prices
per 100 pounds fob. Pittsburgh: Hot
rolled sheets, base price, 2 90; galvanized
sheets, $50: steel bars. 215.
Evening star., 1939-11-20

Canada's population has more than
doubled since the year 1900.
Evening star., 1939-11-20

MISCELLANEOUS.
Chevy Chase Club 1St 414s- 1O3
Col Country Club 1st 4l4s l03
Ter Ref g. VIII Corp 1sC 4I4s 100
Evening star., 1939-11-20
BONDS

PUBLIC UTILITY.