davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-01-16
Odd-Lot Dealings
BY the Associated Press

1'J VIC hSSOClHItU FTtbS.
The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
dd.lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for January is:
5,119 purchases involving 133,s46 shares;
1895 sales involving 126.4S7 shares, In
Guiding 30 short sales involving 2.611
shares.
Evening star., 1940-01-16

Also extra or extras
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they do not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or frm bids or offers, but
should indicate approximate prices.
Evening star., 1940-01-16
New York Suaor

NEW YORK. Jan. 16 R-susar futurn,
No. 3, opened l-2 higher. January M
quoted: March, 1.96: May, 2.0l; ~
2.06; September, zoe 20'
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In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies
TStocks so marked are fully listed on the
Curb Exchange All others are dealt IN on
an unlisted trading basis Rates Of divi-
dends in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi annual decla ration. Unless other
wise noted; special or extra dividends are
not included xd Ex dividend II Ex
rights. Also extra or extras d Accumu-
or paid so far this year fPayable in
stock Paid last year Cash or stock
accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. ur Under rule WV With war
rants. XIV without warrants war War
rants. zUnit OF trading less than 100
shares: sales are given in fnll.
Evening star., 1940-01-16
London Tin Prices

LONDON, Jan. 10 R.-Tin. SPOT, R242
Ss btd: f242 los asked: future. f242 bid
Evening star., 1940-01-16
Rubber Futures

new NEW YORK. Ian: 1s N.",,cryds Fuba ~
May. 1s.62b: July, 1880. Bid.
Evening star., 1940-01-16
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 LP.-National As
sociaton of Securities Dealers Inc:
Evening star., 1940-01-16
Federal Lund Bonks

NEW YORK. Jan. 1e uo.-Fedsral Land
Evening star., 1940-01-16
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
By private wire direct to The Star.

Ark Nat g pf SOD
Ark P & L Of ~
| Assoc Gas & Elec
Assoc g q e aAD.
Atl Coast L (1g)- /
Atlas Corp war;
Automat Prod
Averv pf XIV 1.50-
Aviati ton d Trans
Babcock d WILL
Baldwin Lo war.
Baldw L Of a.l0 l
BArl&Seel A l.10- 3
Ba tn iron
Beech Aircraft
Bellanca Aircraft
Bell Aircraft
Bell Tel Can t8)-.
Berk & Gay Fur
Borne Scry 3.50g /
Bourjois (1g) 49,
Bowman-Bilt
Breeze Corp 50g.
Brewst Aero cog
Brill tAb
Brit-A 7 rg .86Sg
Brown Co of (rD /
Brown F& W 20g
Brown Rubber
B'keye P l. 2.50g-
3 N&EP pf-l.6O
B N&EP LIST 49, /
Bunker Hill .75g-
Can Col Airways.
Can Marc Wire
Cal 70 Pol of t6)- /
Caro- Pol Of 90
Carrier Corp
Carter (JW) .60a.
Catalin Am log
Celan ptc of '7a)
Celluloid Corp -
CelluIoid of
Cent NY Pwr of s 2,
Charts Corp .55g l
Cities Service pf
Clev Tractor
Clinchield Coal
Col q & f. Of 80
Columb OH 4 Gas
Com with & s war
Comfy P S .65e l
Compo Shoe %
Consol Biscuit
Cons G&E Pa 2 60
Consol GasAElec
| BALTIC of B $50
Cons Steel Corp
Cont G&E prpf 7
Cook Paint .60a
Copper Range l
| Copperweld So
Cosden PeLrolm
Creole Petm 50a-
Crocker Wheeler.
| Crown Cent Pet
Cr'n Ck Int ASK
Dayton Rub Use 2
DAYTON X tAit2)
Decca Rec zoe
Det Gray I'm .04a
Divco Twin 40g
Eagle Picher.2Gg
Ea SIN G&F 9 of /
E G&F prpf 4.50d 2
Ea stern SITS Of B
Easy WtB).375g-
Eisler Elec .0sg--
Elec Bond & Sh
Elec B & 8 Of go
Elec 3 & 8 pf IS,
Elec P&L % Of A !
Emp @ & r 81 Of
EN- G&F 6hS Of
Emp g & r 81 Of
equity Corp
Fedders Mfg.65g-
Fidelio Brew
Fire As Phila "a
Fisk Rubber
Fisk Rub Of 90 4
Fla P&L pf 1.75k l.
Ford 'Can) A ~
Froedert (s20e) -
Fruehauf Tratl)
Gatineau P pft5)
Gen Out Ad pft6l =.
Gen T&R Of At6l
Ga Power Of go
Glen Alden c 25g
Godcha ux Of 90
Gorham Inc of
G A & p nv 1909
Grum'n Air 1.05g
Gulf Oil of Pailt
Hearn Dep SITS Of II
Hecla Min t.35RI
Humble Oil(2.50)
lll-la Power of
imp OIL Ltd 6Oa
Imp Tob Can 40a
Ind P L Of $50
Indus Finan vic
lnS Co N Am IN 81
Int Pa&Pwr war
Int Petrol (.50a)-
Int Utilities tA)-
Int Utilities (B)-
Interst H Eo so
Interest Hos Mills
Interest P Del of
Jacobs Co
Jones 4 Lau Stl
kreuger Br.125g-
Lake Shore Mt3)
Lane-Wells %
Lehigh Coal log
Leonard Oh
Upton tA) (1) =.
Lipton of t1.50) =.
Long island Lte
Long lsld Ltg Of II
Long Isl Lts Of 3 q
La Land g. E .55g
Majestic Radio
Master Elec LOG 6
Mead John (3a) 2
Memph N G .50g-
Merr-Chap & Sc
Metal Text(.35g)
Mexico-Ohio Oil.
Mid st Pet B .10e.
Midland Steel (2) 1C
Midvale Co 6.50g. 2
MID West Corp
MINI M&M 2.40g IS
Molybdenum
Mont Ward A ~ IA
Mon LH&P $50 20
Mount City C.15g
Mount Prodt.60)-
Nat Bella Hess
Nat Brew (2) - 10
Natl Cont t.40g)-
Nat Fuel Gas I'd
Nat r & L Of '6l z
Nat Rub NJ .30g--
Nat Tea Of z
Nat Tunnel q Mir
N J Zinc Gar 10
Newmont t3.50g)
N 7 Water Svc Of !
Mag Hudson Pwr
Mag s Nd B. .25g.
N A Ray A 2.50g-
Nor Ind PS of Cd 8
N I p S pf (7d)--. 6
North'n Sta PtA)
Ohio Oil Of ts).. Is
Okla Nat Gas (1)
Okla Nat g pf(3). 8
Ok Mt @ Q pf $50 IL
PAcGas 81 pf $50
Pantepoc OIL
P'k'b'G r & R.50g
Ponder G (B) 1g-
Pennroad (.10E)-
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SoDesa1l3eigell

6 omarb MerfIe eeit. am %.
Sftober 1910, i'm Sitter boz, 81
Sabren, tpobl borbereitet, in Chill
licotbe, Ohio. 2angiabrieer 2eler
llnb @oDltater.
3 gbereiin Sdneioer gei. am
Z. geob. 1910, i'm Nlter bon 76
Sabren, ipobl borbereitet, in Gill.
licotbe, Sbio. 2angiabrise 2eierin
! lln6 @obltdterin.
S bn Gaspers, geb. IN 8ort
8aibington, 8is., am q. Sebr.
1858; geit. ant "a. Sft. Il $40, tpobl
borbereitet, III Meire @rope, Minm.
2eier felt iiber so SaDren.
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&fes Berpor.
Sir Nebille Senoerlon, ser ebenas
Iige engliide @otiGafter IN Berlin
big gum Musbrlld bes 3rieges int
Septernber 1889, bGlt sic 3uiammen=
arbeit gnglanos nit 9entidlano als
amerldBli6 fir einen oauernben Srie-
ben.
,,@ir tper6en iu 8e1 europa ni6t
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ODER cine ne,,trale Wa6t I'M 8ernlit-
telung 5ltr Serbeifiibrl,,lg ei,tes As.
Itiinoigell Observation-Disclosures iiber
8eibnadten an5ugeben.
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fre,nb" nit einem falten elergii6en
,,Nein' geanttportet. ,SSrgenbein
GorIdlag 5lt einem 8eibnadtsuaffen=
itiaitanb', entgegnete gburhta, ,,tpirb
BON Ser britiiden Negierung abgetpie=
fen tper6en."
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~ Qehrn "a -. $ass

Shirt bon 8ismard, ser erite 3arla-
Ter bes Del1tiden Geides, ,nabte iei.
ne St1oien anf 3 S6u1en; mar Ge.
ialtoter in 3 2dnbern; itanb in 9ien-
item bon &onigen : fiimpfte in 8
&riegen; fem 8ferb iptrbe 3ntol lln=
ter linn eetotet; er 1tnter5eidnete 3
Triebensidliiiie; er mar Ser llrbeber
oes 3=8unoes; er batte 3 9eamen:
8ismard, bon Shonbai1Ien nno -2a1t.
enbnrg; er batte 3 Sitel: @raf Ser.
sog 1no Frin5; es tpurben 3 s(tten.
tote auf i'm beriibt; er banfte 3nal
ab; ,er mar Scr &ater bon 8 ainbern;
lit ieinem @appen befanb iid ein 3.
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tern. -
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@naoeI ais 5iirbitterin Der 81. Sir
DIE. als Mittlerin, i'm Dit alt
Gbriitns l,no i'm geid)opflidell ,,Nab''
81. nns, lit tie Die fiirbittenbe Witte
fir ,,ns 3u gbriitus itl1b onrd Sbn
sllm gater. - Inter bieler 5ornl
birgt fid aber audi sleid5eitig ibr
Mitgefre,l5igtiein, - oie n1itleioenbe
8aiiion gbriIti, 80 iotpie. simeon i'm
Sempel oas grl0ii1nssbeil fir alle
80lfer preiit, als bas 3eiden, ben
man tpiberipri6t ,l1lb einem Sdtpert,
bas 6ltrdbobrt .oie Seele Mariens.
Gs gebt Ser @eg Ser ,,Neren gpa'
I'M Gins init bem ,.Nelten aoan''
bnrd alle @ebeimniiie ser 9aiiion.
Ser 8al,m oes 2ebens i'm Baraoies
Ser @pa miro i'm grloilngsgebeim=
mis- elm Baum 6es Sobes ano in Sic
fer iid@ pollaiebeitoen, ibmcr5bolen
8anolung, Ser arel,aesbauhr bes 2e-
bens al,r @lorie.
Die eeid0pflid freie Sinaabe Ma-
rias inn uSiebe, i6 bin Sic Maeo bes
Serrn, = mir eeidebe nad 9einem
Sort lit Oas ,,SSa' -fiir iib lno fir
uns alle 5l1m @il(en oes Gaters ln,b
ourd) ibr perionli6es @titbineinge-
nommenlein in bas ,,9lusgepGblt poa
ser @naoel" aud ein uSa" 5lln
neuen 2cben in Gbsilto in Ser Orb
nrmg oes &relt5es, bas beiBt: Sem
sllsgeleertlperoen, ser. GerlaHenbeit,
bem Seilnatlos, Ser einl Ntabt
nnb Dem liebenben Sinblr6iterbelL
- Oarin 1,no baral1s aber geraoe olf=
bridt Sic sluferlteb1lng 5llm @lorie
in ser Selle 1lnb @eite bes Silnmels.
--- 8ei Maria erl6eint nln bieie
Sorm bes 2ebens lno Grloiungsge=
beilnniiies ibrer i,tnsfraltliden 0i,tt-
teridaft nod ideinbar peri6drft, ipeil
inter oem Sbleier i'm Sblueigen
nnb Acknowledgements .iuie Br5Dipara
es alsoriift. SIM itillen -gea5aretb
bebt es al, aiebt ber ii6er 8etblebent
nad @oleatba ltno int 5dmeigen
Gbriiti miro es bas Sdipeigen oes
gpangeliuns. sl6er eeraoe o,trd
oieie. Demut lno 2iebe, sic am tief-
iteit aus bem Sbmeigen atal,et, miro
lire beilise Mutteridaft frudt6ar.
Srndtbar ols Deiterloierin gum
@ad)stlrm bes 2eibes Gbriiti> in Set
ner Stride. - @ott ipdblte oas 3arte
pno Sdpade, 1tm 6as Starfc 5u be-
itbdmen. (S6luB folst) .-
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ria Waggtore, @om
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uno ieglider Sdulo. Sic mar Wsl,t.
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Wuttertunt iuur5elt in Gbrilto, in
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5iebt iih ibr @irten als Wtutter, als
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eInoen 70 ee nd o iooern ore rb bis 9u ben etras tell
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9ilb i: 3ablrei6e fatboliide
Gapldne fino itn Dienlte ber ame-
ritanii6en Sruppen. gs iinb Hrie-
iter nit benz Stang eines Sffisiers
Der armee. Seoer trdst elm fleines
&rela am llmidlae Ser Sadie. =
8iIo 2: Ser Brosentias fatboli.
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9ie Na5ibeborben i'm beiekten
Normegen baben alle 8erfe Ser melt
befannten 0i6terin 5igrib ltnoiet,
Sic .iid surseit allf elmer gortragsreiie
bl1rd Sic Ser. Staatel, befinbet, per-
bannt. slae porbanbenen 8iicber
nliiiien seritort iperben. Mls gegriit-
o,,ng pltroe angegeberL Der @eiit if.
rer 8erfe lei NIT ser nationalioaia.
Iiitilden 8elta,,iebanung ,,npereit,bar.
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I6er Wdnner in oer slrmee ,lnb
Warine lit beoeuteno. 9as mar
Ser SaG im @eltfries llno lit es
geblieben Bis auf ben Deutisen Gag
Ser 8ro3entlas lit GROCER ais Scr
Broaentias ,lnierer 9eb0lferung.
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8iIb 3: 9ie fatbolii6en aaplane
begleiten bie Soloaten INNER unb
iiberall, feiern bie fl. Meile uno
ipenben ibnen oie 5aframe,lte. sic
iino ibnen in alle1 religioien Din-
gen bebilflid. - 8ilb 4: 8innen
filrsem iperoea Sumoerttauienoe
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fatboliider Mdnner gum 8ebr.
oienit bernfen. Inn Sic religi0ien
8eoiirfniiie bieier fatboliiden Sol.
baten 5u beden bat bie Militarbe-
boroe ei1ten Mnirnf fir iiber 200
iueitere aaplane erlaiien.
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Miaionen baben Sen beriibnlterl SIT
moriiten srtem,ls @arb gefanat 1,1o
nit sroBen @enlB feline tpibigen Gill-
falle eeleIel1 aber peniae ipiiIen oaB
iein tpirflider Nane CHARLES 5arrar
8rotpne NOR a,no Dob er ais Qatbolif
geItor6en lit. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06

junction with registration for Sc
lective service in the Capital. Col.
bravo was quoted as desiring a
member of the committee to serve
at each Of the registration places
and areas and an attorney to sit at
the council tables to give advice in
special cases.
The committee will aid members
of the association, especially those
entering the service, in conjunction
with problems relating to the de-
Tense program. officials pointed
out that the American Bar Associ-
alton has a Preparedness Commit
tee and the local committee will
endeavor to adopt policies of the
general committee.
Serving with Mr.. Barnard on the
committee are F. G. Await, 1t.
Col S.. Bethlehem, jr.; Leonard A.
Block, Neil Burkinshaw. Joseph A.
Carey, Thomas H. Creighton, jr.;
Dale D. Drain, Ira l.. Ewers, F. A.
Fenning. Spencer Gordon, Julian c..
Hammock, Howard S. LIE Roy, Guy
Mason, John E. Mcclure, Louis B.
Montfort, Hugh H. Obear, Col
Julius I. Peyser, Arthur j. Phelan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06

cities Of the country. The principal
exceptions were beef, pork. fish, but
ter and eggs. The bureaus index
showed that retail food prices in
mid-August were 96.2 per cent OF
the l935-1939 average, or IL per cent
lower than In July.
Since August 10, preliminary re-
ports indicate some rise in certain
staple foodstuffs and continued ad-
vances In the prices Of meats. Ris-
ing meat prices, 1t is explained, re-
fleet smaller .marketings of live
stock, following the unusually heavy
sales during the first half OF 1910,
which resulted in greatly reduced
meat prices during the spring.
Prices of foods bought by wage
earners and lower-salaried workers
throughout the country have in
creased about 8 per cent since Aug
ust, 1889. just prior to the outbreak
of the European war. OF the 81
foods included in the bureaus in
dex 80 were quoted at higher prices
in mid-August than a year earlier.
The more important exceptions to
the upward trend were ham, bacon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
School Offers to Aid
REGISTERING Aliens

Miss Maude E. Alton, administra-
tive principal of the Americanization
School, announced today she and
her staff are available from 8 am. to
noon daily to give suggestions and
advice to aliens in connection with
the new required registration.
She urged those wishing aid in
filling out naturalization applica-
tons to apply for appointment after
September %. when the school year
opens.
Meanwhile, the Americaniza ton
School Association is also helping to
give out information on alien regis
tration. Officials f.the association
are on hand Monday, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings from 7::30 pm. to
9:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Food Prices Decline
In District During
July and August
Labor Statistics Bureau
Says All Glasses Fell
Except. Sugar. EGGS

Between July Is and August Is re-
tail food costs In the District de-
clined "a per cent, the Bureau Of
Labor Statistics announced today.
With the exception of eggs and
sugar. which increased "a per cent
and 0.6 per cent, respectively, the de-
clines have covered all classifications
of foodstuffs. The August Is levels,
however, were 2.3. per cent above
those of mid-August, 1899.
The decline in retail food costs
was general throughout the large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Wilmington Rabbi
B'nui Birth Director

Rabbi Samuel Silver of Whining
ton, Del, has been appointed director
Of the B'nai Birth Hillel Founda.
ton at the University of Maryland
succeeding Rabbi Ely Pilchick, il
was announced today by Henry
Monsky, chairman of the Nationa
Hillel Commission.
The foundation will enable Rabbi
Silver to promote cultural, religious
and social welfare among 500 Jew.
ish students at the university.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06

salt pork, oranges, potatoes, lard,
coffee and sugar.
Coffee prices throughout the
country reached a new an-time Low
last month, due largely to the fact
that large supplies were cut of from
the European market.
Average food costs to wage earn-
ers declined during the month in a
cities, increased in and In cities
were unchanged. Baltimore report
ed the largest decrease, 3.3 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Defense Aid Group
Named by Bar Chief;
To Assist in Draft
Hill ExpIoins Committee
Will Cooperate
With Government

Announcement was made today of
the appointment by Francis w. Hill,
jr., president of the District Bar
Association, of special committee,
headed by Jerome F. Barnard, de-
signed to cooperate in every way
with the governmental agencies
promoting the preparedness move
ment."
Mr.. Hill said the committee was
working with Col. Charles A. bravo,
U. S. A., now detailed to duty with
the District National Guard, in con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06

william 3. Ristig, Samuel A. syme,
John Thomas Taylor, Stanley D.
Willis, Charles F. Wilson and Har-
Ian Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-06
Let Your Children Have
Their Own Book Plates

1t encourages them so to toke pride in
owning books to handle them with
loving core q. not lend and forget, or
lose. We have an interesting group that
appeals especially to children.
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LOANS. GIFTS. PURCHASES

he untlmely death OF Lord
Lot1ian mutfied somewhat the pub
lie tom-toms Tor extending financial
aid 10 Britain. but the drums are
whanging away in official circles
under the capable leadership Of Sir
Frederic Phillips
The report that t1e British gov.
eminent has sde formal request
for financial assistance from the
United states indicates how insis-
tent has been the beating on the
ears OF official Washington. There
is still lot OF cultiyating the
American mind-which in this case
IL Congress before the British will
be ready 70 shoot the works.
Congress will do little before the
next session when IL will tune It's
pitch 10 what the President has 70
say IN his state OF tire Union "
message In January.
Already speculation & running
high on the trend the message will
take on financial aid to Britain
Nobody doubts thai M Roosevelt
will tackle the highly controversial
topic. In fact, that he must treat OF
IL seems inevitable
Il L. not unlikely however. that
Mr. Roosevelt will take 70 dealing
with the matter in specific terms.
As Congress will have 70 remake
the laws to IN Britains plight, Mr..
Roosevelt probably will avoid put
ting himself on record by treating
the question in-,enersl terms
These sugges Tons fall into three
categories Loans, gifts and pur.
chases Loans would entail repeal
OF the Johnson Act and that sec.
ton OF the Neutrality Act which
forbids loans to belhgerents. In and
out OF Congress. officials find much
sentiment for outright gifts on the
theory that Britain could not repay
a loan Buying Of islands. Industrial
materials or other assets would
give the British American dollars
10 spend back for war supple.
here.
An interesting and significant
angle 10 these proposals IS that Off
cial Washington reputedly Is talking
more about loans. backed by col
lateral in the form OF mortgages on
British securities. gold reserves and
real estate.