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COLORED.
1929 H ST. NE,
COLORED.
II ST. NE. NEAR 18th.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th and H SITS. NE II. OS97.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

TAPESTRY BRICK, RMS. HARDWOOD
A.; 1st-n. lavatory, oil heat garage. 134l
Shepherd ne. BY OWNER. Dupont 554S.
5O5 QUINCY ST. N.W.-FOR SALE OR
lease; g rooms. baths. Chestnut 22so
after g pm.
CORAL HILLS BRICK BUNGALOW.
built-in garage. bedrooms; S5950 or
$52 80 rent Dupont 6337.
COLoRED-2 OR RMS, ELEC., $40 AND
$40 monthly: in d. c. DAVID COOPER,
Rm 4O2, 600 ST. NV
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THE KIND OF HOMES
YOU HAVE NOT SEEN

SUBURBAN BARGAINS,
- acres, 8 rooms and BATH modern
homo. 20 seres; ss eco large bungalow; beautiful
New brick bungalow, with very larse
lot. S4.75O
STOCKHAM & PITTS, INC,
925 Union Trust Bldg ME. S31S.
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HOUSES roR SALE.
Colored-New Brick Homes.

Colored-New Brick Homes.
Omen daily and sunday until . ON
cellar. nice rS iot: Prlce. % $500. @ sSbo " CASH
''.ss, SOC "s3's So Fl iss' Il 1885,
ns.I3 a.eSi.s.d aSs tsio0sheat
90 r. g. DUNNE,
sO4 H st. NE. AT. $500.
COLORED-BARGAIN.
1927 48th ST. NE.
n. $50 down. balance :.I.!S s475o monthly;
and BATH all modsrn convsnienes. "ssS f1
~ ssiSIzSSS Ssis C" sis New York 's1! ave- ~:
COLORED-BARGAIN.
SSH JAY STREET NE.
$3.50 down and balance $42.5O monthly.
Esas.. electricity; bath, built-in tub. shower.
EasisSs EfSiSscE 1S e! Sis \ Rss 9 York ave. nv:
1929 II ST. NE.
front and lesr porchss; nev.hoase condi-
balance like rent. Call Mr.. Davis.
z. M. AIKEN. nc,
800 st. NV. MA. 1855. Ewes, MI. 1857.
COLORED.
H ST. NE, NEAR 18th.
Colonial porch brick home Of large rms.
and bath. inclosed rear porches, house
weather-stripped and caulked. hot-water
heat. full cellar, 2nd floor arranged for apt.
This home is owner occupied and has been
given the best Of care. $500 cash. balance
S41 80 per month. Evenings phone Georgia
6125.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
7th and SITS. NE. II. 0S97.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
So. $50.
BARGAIN PRICE
FOR QUICK SALE,

BEAUTIFUL DETAcHED BRICK HOME
Low CASH PAYMENT.
SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Fine Construction.
All Latest improvements.
Churches and schools Of ali kinds stores
and transportation convenient
Out Wisconsin ave. to River rd, out
River rd. to 43rd pl NV.
Open Daily and Sunday
SEE 4S11 43rd PL. NV.
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6-room, Well-butlt brick home. epa.
door openine to lsrse iI'xi5' screened-in
All-modern kitchen. inlaid linoleum, tile
drainboard. built-in cabinets, broom closet,
exOennve gas range. ample room for table.
Oak stairway to second story; bed
rooms closets; modern. tile bath, small
linen closet, built-tn tub; also large linen
closet In hallway.
Larse, full bassment. steel beam, con-
per water pipes. hot.water heat. oil burner,
summer and winter hookup: laundry trays:
connection for servants toilet. Doorway
..tosk Oak i,oors throushout: plenty noor plugs;
ettract1Yely papered. modern elec fixtures
nf toist5 hrst and second floors: furred
Yalls: fully screened. Weather-stripped; A.
n rock wool insulation in attic: cutters,
Lot 86-ft front BY 13O-ft. depth. plenty
Ct shrubbery and sod. .Fasrock walk
from street 70 front and side stoops, orna.
mental iron hand rail-
Our 102nd house In subdivision. Near
nus and school. No salesman on prem
ises. We do not use folloWup system
u2 sold this year to well-satisfied ciients9.
300 Per month until paid. No renewals.
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ToDAY'S BEST BUY
1910 Alaska Ave. NV,

ToDAY'S BEST BUY
1910 Alaska Ave. NV.
Shepherd Parks Outstandins Home
Cost over S32 900. Appraised by COM
petent authorities as q real buy at
S21,OO0. Offered at 100000 to effect
an early sale. Will sell equity for
S7.5O0-purchaser to assume a newly
placed flrst mortgage Of S12.50O-
straight 3-year loan, ST. or will re-
finance on monthly terms If desired.
Opportunities to acquire a home such
as this are seldom offered. There
IS nothing else just like this lovely
A.acre lot-with beautiful evergreens
and shade trees-to be found around
WASHINGTON. Prominently situated. yet
afording privacy such as is seldom
enjoyed In the city. Nearest neighbors
are across street. Eight nice rooms,
2 baths, in new-house condition.
Vacant. heated and LIGHTED. Open
Sunday. noon to s o'clock, or BY
appointment. Phone owner, Emerson
3O.39 TO-
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5 MILES MEMORIAL BRIDGE,
IN ARLINGTON. va, near W. and I. High
and baths .recreetton room. Occupied l1I
yeaIS. Call oWNla Chestnut 9874.
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HOUSES roR sAll.
GEORGETOWN.
1909 34th 81. NV.

OPEN SAT. n TO B PM
SUN, III AM. TO PM.
Beautifully remodeled house, large liv-
isirIssi sasSlsssd: sls:ssaditjss;d ass yEssicx
So4e. % s' 0f01er' A00A1' S'oi' A''n's.n
NAVY YARD EMPOYES!!
Srst S hS: G: g:
Tsas n0ii s bath hss
ssaisa;, e ny: 9..d :ssses9sssl &ss: 's1 81:
Ss ysnSas sSnDsss dserss dss's szs Sunday and
HOHENST'EIN BROTHERS.
9TH and H sts. NE. IL Os97.
Sc. 6.950-MEART or BRIoHTWooD.
M, 2 porches gar. etc.; recond. Call
EiiEsoe III : N. PM BERNSTEIN q CO.. ME- s4oo.
SEE 1857 lsth ST. NV.
Attractive br,e}D IDea r1a.s rSsa BATH ljs' h-vb;
recond., etc. Conveniently located. Only
Iso i5'S H. q sssssfsiR sssk ts1R' CO., ME- s4oo.
THE SUNSHINE HOME.
Bay windows in both living and dining
rooms. Center-han, .all-brick home, facing
ssttnii sc9tnii rooms. bath, automatic oil heat.
aSnsf sseEn seEEneT ,ro lot cnnr in Chevy
Call WALTER AIKEN. AD. 6297 or MA.
$6,500.
g ROOMS. BATHS, GAS HEAT.
Near Stanton Park-2-story brick, ~
It. Vide; Arranged in 8 apts Present
s1Tn besides ewns. quarters S7 ger
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St. Realtor Ma O753
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S7,35O--McKinley st.. Just west Of Broad
Branch rd.-A charming detached home. s
rooms and bath, h. WI, elec. Lots 45x13O.
Cony. to transp. stores and theater. Ewes.
or Sunday phone Adams 1920
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St Realtor. MA Oz53
seSooiNs-rm. brick, n bedrooms, n BATH BATH.
hardwood floors: in excellent condition
throughout. $3.50. Terms can be ar
1919 D st. s.e.-6-rm. brick, 3 bedrms.,
ton Price. 4Sse: s5oo oeN9nse down. bsiance sHna,
In small monthly payments.
Eye st.; between 7th and sth. s.e.-s-
rm. brick. h.-v.h. bath, complete oil
smy sp spt s4sS fon oT deR be USED d., D.
r. G. DUNNE,
604 II St. NE Atlantic $500.
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WILL SACRIFICE
ARLINGTON, VA.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
7lO4 MEADOW LANE.

BARGAIN: Attractive home. large
automatic hot-water heat, Venetian blinds
throushout; beautiful Handicapped grounds;
ton, This house cost si4o5O. can be
bought today for only S1O,p5O. on rea-
sonable terms. Open. lighted and heated
L. G. WHITE, INC,
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supuRsAh PROPERTY poe SALE.

sUBuRBAk PROPERTY PoR SALE.
OF J. s4v ana : .cf... DSHssooo Hss.ooo e $4,000.
4: f. Y :: help s.'sss your home site. W
Ma. .zss. VA N. KFEcaM n,:sIn... . sS: Co. 'ssss.
On Baltimors blvd, nr. Univ. Of Nd; IL
E :ssd2 sxn. cs oMsk sssiss' sssa,n ess 4sa
:sls: % Of isaa sna . s-roca Sa@asef eossses: part
,1,s ( y. issS ~. sasa'osHaAxEEs aa's r. 1860.
AS1gE h.s2 1o NILS kFoM L5Ns AND AsD
sieetr:sity along both; 1000 Sf tsess s.' aione e
mentS ns SSs .onnss sss sa7s p:c ssS .Soaa sS
acres With small stream. s2s5; similar
,zns ( 1I0g!s y. NV. :; sHon1AkERz "a. ,,ss.
sso ne sam. HeDaaS pe:asisu aaSsF 1s'SsF
.r.saSs sTo9m ;ep;Suns.lov d;,, close to a:,th
hard fcsa 'Ios% $500 frame house. some fruit
si5oSd i::s Es:s terms. re rscf
kssR5: HGz.As 1ss es,s: North
BUNoALoW-BETHEsDA.
se1n ment' Sars:e and large lot. Price. $3.50.
fDMITY MORT. 4 INV. co. MA. s4s1.
1o.. su1I 41onp pTisss; s. ;4'soS; so:s ovs! $500.
q 0 well. Rive. ays RI Sretfa SisSn
RIstsiy e, .snovstea psintsd ana da P.pePed. eG@.
$3.50 sesa, SO pe1 I'M osth ss TIL. Rg1s g115s.
& coanblso lsowEs plfs SanaaSa Shfs.aas fSs4 Vs 5isl
BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK.
..rsss Ss:1 .r:. sees.d ss hs.
Groom house: large wooded lot with
hest hsrsam Drise Satp ssso sarase aircondti0ned oil
.ns s:inted: a'nf Isfs. ios sossS sRss' ''Dsred
1oc bus f.re $3.50 on Govn 1nrss wooded lot
w. S. HOGE, Jr..
Days. cH' fs5s osod: Zee f!sss';; Hsss. eH. 471s.
NEAR MANOR CLUB,
MARYLAND.
tllssIs: hss: ,o and s,as phone: house barn good
xAaHnslI y4oataz ssd 5sTAa5 T II OF 20 IA AcREs
comfortable attractive home of rooms
new home. A very desirable location. at
reasonable price. Suitable for sub
BROD1E & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye et. NV. National 1878.
THE KIND OF HOMES
YOU HAVE NOT SEEN.
SSgA1Eri SgAf afET fgmgsgA1 g4IsG;L G9LoEIAl TREAT
Of, 'Vs,r1om srn.c., ram6linsety cottases with
weather r,,ahs. stripping, complete baths and
Colonial foorins knotty pine paneline.
among large trees. on lots the size Of city
block. A.. Some have pretty little brook run
| town Washington
81 4,5C0 to 1890.
TO reach: Out Columbia pike 8 miles
to Braddock rd.., left on Braddock I'd
miles to Fairland and houses: or through
alexandria. out Fairfax pike miles 10
Farland sign. left one-auarter mile. Fol
/
Evening star., 1940-03-10
ARLINGTON. yIRoM1A.

$3.50 N. I'll, st.; fouroroom and bath A.
bestos shingle BUNGALOW; alr-conditioning
heat: automatic hot.water heater. base.
ment. laundry trays, large side porch, nice
lot; $3.50 cash. S35. 90 month.
A. Z. KE1LIY d SON,
Arlington. We. Oxford O.3A3.
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COIORED

612 Cedar Rd., Cedar Hts, Md.
5-room, 2-story house. hot-water heat
electricity, water and large lot; $3.50
monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE Co. 913
New York ave. NV National 7416
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/Z O61O1A 4NCV
LEE BOULEVARD
145 SOUTH ABINGDON ST.
ARLINGTON, VA.
2-STORY BUFF BRICK.
8 BEDROOMS, OPEN
FIREPLACE, BUILT-IN
. GARAGE, LARGE
CONCRETE
SCREENED PORCH.
65-FOOT FRONT.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
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ARLINGTON. s5s N. WOODROW ST
2-story Colonial: shaded lot, 5Oxl25; extra
large living room. fireplace. spacious din
ing room, de luxe kit, 2 lge. bedrooms.
cedar closet, tile bath. shower: conv. To-
cation; 1Oc bus: $4,000: F. H. A. OWNER
BUILDER. Chestnut 2l6b.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

1477 MORRIS ROAD Sc.
NEW BRICK-5 ROOMS BATHS,
FINISHED RECREATION ROOM,
LAUNDRY TRAYS. AUTOMATIC AIR
CONDITIONED HEAT.
S5,150-PAYMENT AS Low AS S26.25
PER MONTH
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY.
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. a797.
SPECIAL, COLORED"
1920 H st. n.e.-New: cement porch,
large yard; $20O-S500; S35 to $50 month.
Open 8 to $3.50 pm. 49,
Evening star., 1940-03-10
ARE YOU SMART?
PERSONALITY, CHARM,
COMFORT.
$8,95O.

4104 LELAND ST, CHI. CH., MD.
Here is an opportunity seldom offered
discriminating buyers to purchase beau
most exclusive suburban areas desirable
and detached and located on beautiful
large wooded lot, approx. 75x124 IT.: 8 we'll
proportioned rooms bath. open brick nre-
place in living rm., h.-wh. with new oil
burner; delightful screened porch: new stor-
age water heater: full concrete cellar:
Frigidaire: Lear det. garage. ODen for
inspection Sunday 2-5 pm
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and SITS NE IL 02Q7.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

COLOREO.
1903 GAULT PL. NE.-0 rooms, bath.
full basement SAT 90
trobe heat S31OO
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N. Y. Ave. NV Realtors. MA. 9797.
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SSeeveloping g section, good drainage: price,
p s4'oo9 HoI .eFms. IN ADDRESS Alexa1dria: Vs.
SPECIAL MARCH BARGAINS
Is rooms, BUNGALOW, lot 2hxlOO 1.a4o
% rooms, bungalow, lot 55x1Gj) 3'15n
= rooms, bungalow. lot 75x1Ib 1910
Ie roc rooms g. ltwo-story): lot 70x102 $500
es rms two I've D9ms. sto4y - ~ ooo o s. sr 5000
1123 N: Irving St. Arlineton, Va,
See Mr. Goodwin weekdays,
,S4.5O0-TTRMs.
rooms. h.-w.h.. 1K baths, electricity.
sas,Ine gas Ea.sse. lot 6ox1s0 It.. paved street:
close to sheppins Center. transporsation'' a rHSa'
ewes. Greenwood 1881. "-'
~ ggNqAIoW-S4, 600.
Ls,, iot 76x15o It. Easy terms. A real bar
uv....!,1'1r A,R1'rHgE g CARR, Re.ltor:
rru NEAR HI;AI FALLS CHURCH. VA
SS35:0Q mo. Beautiful new 6-room and
PAIN pain opngalow; space for add rooms in
ss.,c: s..n. nardw0od noors; modern in every
sarden; other real bargains and me homes. @
Col. pike. Arlington. Va.
s22 wAaHINGToN-BALTMoRF BLVD.
R1vERDALE. MD.
boulevsrd soG%s iot oashs sho sGned
porsns peasis hd%s dss fsT h6a%y w,Rin1
a CAP cAPlTAE sI.yfi ViEw SsissS REA1r2 r2peceo 60,
30 y. Z. Ave. NV. Realtors. MA. 0797.
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TOWERING TREES

and ripping brook lend enchantment to
the setting of this charming new de-
tached Colonial home. Truly liveable.
room with log-burning fireplace unusual
dining room, .garden-view porch. 3 huge
bedrooms , baths. fireplace for recrea-
tion room, built-in garage You'll agree
this is real home: Phone MR.. LUND-
GREN Emerson 5O43
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THE SUNSHINE HOME.

Bay Bay windows IN both living and dining
south: 8 rooms bath. automatic oil heat
4etached gsrage; corner lot in Chevy
Call WALTER AIKEN. AID. 6297 or Ma.
Evening star., 1940-03-10

ARLINGTON NEW 5-ROOM BRICK
ted betS % aras pes attic psaey
finished cedar-lined closets, modern kitch-
en-: oil heat; large wooded lot. To reach:
18th to 64o8 North 18th st. Terms, $3.50
down and $4T.5O month. Open.
Evening star., 1940-03-10
svsvRsAh PROPERTY FOR SALE.

6-r.. tile bath bungalow; pantry; h.-w.h.;
hardwood floors: full basement; 1st-class
condition.: best residential section; S4.7b0.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-R-Briskly
advancing another step in the
climb that has added more than
20 cents a bushel to wheat values
the past three months, the grain
market today continued to push in
to new high price ground for the
current marketing season.
Enlarged professional and public
buying lifted wheat about 2 cents
to around 80 cents for Hecember
contracts, highest since last May
when the market was falling as
German armies advanced into
France. Buying came from many
quarters hut much of the activity
was credited to mills and baking
interests. Strength of securities, re-
vival of initiation talk, and rumor5
associated with negotiations to sup
ply Spain and possibly Greece with
grain needs attracted attention.
Wheat closed l IL to 2 cents higher
than yesterday, December 80 SO
to 3-4, Nay 88 7-8 to SO 1-8; corn
3-8 to SO up, December SO IL,
May 81 SO to "a; oats 7-8 to l
higher; soybeans 1 IA to 2 "a
higher; rye l 10 to l IA up and
lard unchanged to 3 higher. De-
ferred corn and -ye and all oats
deliveries were at new highs for
the season. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
And Selectve Rallies Speed Up Stock Market Trading

months of this experience. Appl1.
cants will not be given a written
test, but will be rated on their
qualifications as shown in their.
applications and on corroborativs
evidence.
Bradshaw also announced app
plications will be accepted until
Dec. 9 for the following positions:
Chief laboratory mechanic, 3d.
600 a year (when actually EN-.
ployed). A vacancy exists at the
present time in the bureau OF
home economics, department Of
agriculture, in connection with the
cotton hosiery Investigations pro-
ject. Applicants must have COM
pleted a 4-year high-school course.
unless they pass a written general
test, and in addition they must
have had experience in the opera
ton and adjustment of modern
knitting machines in the produce
ton of cotton hosiery.
Principal translator, $1,000 a
year. department of state. Option
al languages are Portuguese and
Spanish. Applicants must have
completed a 4-year college course
unless they substitute additional
qualifying experience in transla.
ton work. In addition they must
have had experience in translate
ing from English into Portuguese
or Spanish.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

OIl1OAIO, NOV. A.
receipts of both hogs and cattle
had an adverse effect on prices
in the livestock market today, but
lambs generally held steady.
With another 20, 900 salable sup
ply of hogs added to the ten month
record-breaking supply of the last
three days, hog values dropped 10
to Is cents, depressing the top to
$6.15. The fairly. broad demand
holding dressed prices fairly
steady has been the main factor
in attracting the over-large sup
plies.
Common and medium grade
steers and yearlings held steady
but good to near choice offerings,
OF which there has been an ex-
cessive supply through the week,
reacted and sold weak to Is cents
lower.
GUS Dept. Agr.)-Salable h o g S
20, 900; total 80, 500; moderately &C.
tive; mostly 10 to Is lower than
Wednesdays average; top 6.15;
bulk good and choice 210 to $50 Id.
butchers 600 to 10; most 100 to
200 Id: lights 5.85 to 600; good
300 to 400 Id. packing sows SOS
to 80; 100 to 500 Id. kind generally
$50 to 70; shippers took $500;
holdovers 1000.
Salable cattle 1000; calves L.
600; fed steers and yearlings
steady to Is lower; common and
medium grades held steady; bulk
good to near choice offerings re-
acted, this kind having been in an
excessive supply during the week;
nothing strictly choice here; trade
fairly active at HOO down to 900
and below; kind selling at II. S.
to 400 showing most decline; top
1850; next highest price IA. 35;
light steers 1875 and yearlings
1925; heifer yearlings 1900; fed
heifers mostly steady; mixed Of
ferings up to 1900; few a b o v e
LOO common and medium grades
wanted at $50 to $50; cows 10
to IS lower; few weighty cutters
sellin gabove $50; common beef
COWS SIS and 500; light Gamers
400; bulls fully steady at TBS
down; few heavy dairy-type bulls
7.35; vealers 1880 to 11.5O; stock
cattle firm, scarce
Salable sheep $500; total 5000;
very slow; mostly steady except
top 10 higher at $50 on about two
loads good to choice sorted native
lambs to shippers and t,y
butchers; bulk good to choice ma
tives and fed westerns 9.35 to most
ly $50; several loads unsold late;
load choice 105-lb. summer shorn
fed lambs $50; few good choice
Glib. fed yearlings $50; feeders
yearlings $50; fat ewes quoted 4.50
down. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Nov. H. R-Far
Eastern currencies tilted higher in
foreign exchange dealings today as
importers saw possibilities of a freer
flow of goods to world markets from
the Orient if negotiations under way
in many quarters are successful.
While Japan was insisting a PRO
gram" for China was nearing COM
pletion, the withdrawal of Japanese
troops from some Chinese territory
locations lifted hopes of wider COM
mercial activity in Far Eastern ports
of export shortly.
Closing rates follow (Great Britain
in dollars; others in cents):
Canada: Official Canadian control
board rates for U. S. dollars: buying
10 per cent premium, selling II per
cent premium, equivalent to dis
counts on Canadian dollars in New
York of buying 9.91 per cent, selling
900 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open
market 10 per cent discount or $500
U. S. cents.
Europe: Great Britain, official,
bankers foreign exchange commit,
tee rates., buying $4.O2, selling $4.04;
open market, cables $4.04; Germany
40.07N; (benevolent) 1880; Finland
1.92N; Greece .6SN; Hungary
19.50N; Italy SOC; Portugal 400 IL;
Rumania .4SN; Sweden 1886; Swift
zerland 1921; Yugoslavia 2.35N;
Latin America: Argentine official
2S.77; free 1855; Brazil. official sos;
free sos; Mexico 20.75N.
Far East: Japan 23.4S; Hongkong
23.70; Shanghai 6.07.
(Rates in spot cables unless other
wise ~indicatdel.
Nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
Many Civil Service
Positions Are Open

The United States civil service
commission is endeavoring to
secure inspectors of miscellan-
eous supplies to fill positions at
the J~effersonville quartermaster
depot, Jeffersonville, Ind, A. B.
Bradshaw, secretary to the board
of U. S. civil service examiners,
announced yesterday.
Inspectors are needed in h e
following classes of supplies:
Hardware, leather, wood pro-
ducts, chinaware and glassware.
stoves and ranges, tents, sheet
metals and sheet-metal products,
bakery and cafeteria equipment,
tableware and kitchen utensils.
paints, varnishes, shellac, lac
quers. etc., and gasolines, greases,
lubricating oils, etc. The salary
for these positions ranges from
81, 300 to 1000 a year, less a re-
tirement deduction of 3 IL per
cent.
Applications may be tiled with
the secretary, board Of u S. civil
service examiners, U. S. Engineer
department at large and Jeffer-
~sonville quartermaster depot,
Louisville, Kentucky, until further
notice. In view of the great de-
mand for qualified persons, ap-
plicans are urged to file their
applications promptly, Bradshaw
said.
Applicants must have completed
a 4-year high-schoel course, ex-
cept that they may substitute adj
ditional inspectional or testing ex-
perience for this requirement. In
addition, they must have had 4
years of experience in the inspec-
ton or testing of one or more Of
the classes of supplies listed
above. Each year of college study
in appropriate engineering courses
may be substituted for each 6
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
TWO GROUPS GAIN
IN BOND MARKET
Enter New High Ground For
Year Despite Irregularity
In General List

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-R-The
bond market edged up enough to
place two groups in new high
ground for the year today despite
a tlnge of ir~regularity in the gener-
al list.
The industrials and utilities used
in the Asso lated Press averages
itablls. ed new peaks and the low
yield group duplicated it's previous
1910 top. Sales of $9,031, 200, par
value, compared with So, 1872, 200 on
Wednesday.
It Vas only in a selected group
of specialties that really worth
while changes occurred. These in
Guided Western Union IS, up 3 IA
at 80 "a, McKesson & Robbins 5
LIS, up l SO at 104, and Otis Steel
4 lbs, up 70 to IS SO. ~
Improvement elsewhere of small
fractions to around a point includ-
ed Pennsylvania Railroad 4 lbs at
SO 1-8, Portland General Electric
4 lbs at 70 3-4, Louisville & Nash
Vile 3 3-4S at 80 IA and Laclede
Gas IS at SIS.
Unchanged to backward for
moderate losses were Allegheny
Stamped IS, Armour As, Interna-
tional Hydro Electric IS, Southern
Railway As, Firestone Tire 3 lis
and International Telephone IS.
U. S. Governments were quiet
but mostly higher. Closing prices
ranged from 21-32 of a point higher
to 2-32 lower. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-R-(U.
S. Dept. Agr.)-Potatoes, arrivals
SO; on track 2443; total US ship
ments 424; supplies moderate; de-
mand for bliss triumphs 6 o o d,
market slightly stronger, for north
ern cobblers demand light, market
steady, for Idaho russets demand,
Slow market barely steady; Idaho
russell burbanks US No. l, 1855 to
60; Colorado red McClures US No.
l, 1.55; Nebrska bliss triumphs
US No. l and US commercials 1850
to IS; Minnesota and North Da-
kota cobblers 80 to 80 per cent
80 to go per cent U S No. l, 95 10
US No. l, 100 to OF IL; early Ohios
1.02; Bliss Triul phs 80 to 80 per
cent US No. 1, LOS t o 10. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
Il don't care if he is only three months old-no son of
mine is going to wear dresseS!'*
LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 14-R-
USDA)-Hogs-Good and choice
1S0-225 lbs $50 to 6.1o the top;
10O-120 lbs 40 to 400; 120-14O lbs
AGO to $40; 14O-16O lbs $40 to
5.55; 160-180 lbs 5.55 to $50; 225-
$50 lbs $40 to 500; 25O-3OO lbs $40
to $50; over 300 lbs 500 to $50;
sows under $50 lbs 4.35 to 4.85;
over $50 lbs 3.85 to 4.35.
Cattle-Light, steady, Fat dairy.
type, lbs 500 to $50. Gamers and
cutters 800 to 4.50. Heavy sausage
bulls 600 to $50, light weights 500
to $50.
Vealers scare, steady. Most Of
ferings of value to bring around
II. 90.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-11-15
W-st0ck Range Since 1927:
193..22 1Q2o.26 1928
WHAT STOCKS DID
CASH GRAIN

CHlCAGo, Nov. 14.-R-Cash
wheat No. 2 yellow hard 81 IL.
v NJ old, No. l yellow SO "a to
", sample grade 70; new, No. 2
~ rlzea p II; No. 3, 70; No. 4,
90 ~ to "a; No. l yellow SO to
" n; No. 2, St to- 81 "a; No. 8,
NJ ~ VI; No. 4, 81 IA to "a; No. S,
- to 81 IL; No. 8, white II
~ No: S, 66 IL to s.; sample
Grade So 70 to so.
|, V Ia No. | white heavy Al; No.
IT,, ~ ~; No. 2 mixed heavy 40
NJ NO, 3 red extra heavy 40;
'q, | white 40 IL.
H.. patley mailing so to ga nominal;
iss 81 80 10 48 nominal; No. l malt
* %' No, 2, 81; No. 3, 80.
; G ~ No, 2 yellow 90; No.
ro rlslo seed per hundredweight
qo 1', ia Timothy seed 3.75; alsike
IN NV !, 10 10 HOO; fancy red top $50
s y s,V0,, red clover 800 to 1000;
cloVer $50 to 400.