davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Midjaet arauS

80: ten
Midoet araus
ent .cacngebrnhte Srmpatbic, fir
bie rrobe getciligara am gearGbnis,
fir Ole berr!;den 8lllmenipenoen,
Dem lf%Enerhor Fir has ergrciienbe
Src,'criieb i'm Sraucrbaus, ocm
Seidjcn1eitattcr Ssrto @. @eQer iiir
sic ouSge5eid,netr @eoienuna, Yiar-
ret Ir. 9lloroig & Sritih fiir oie
tro''rciGe 2e:her!.rebigt, Serrn g.
8re;tner fir sic mubren Nahruflpor.
te ON Mrahe. oi!an 2anosleuten,
Ncbharn mn> T'eunoen, sic ums
irncnolDie uno Il>:lnocn, sic ,,ns ir.
ira .nb:uie IN nnierm groBen 9eio bel,
gei!naotil, beionocrs fir oie ebren,
baIle ~. noe an Sic bintcrbliebenc
tiei!.rolle"nbe @attin onlteQe bon
gl;:hcn Tiir Sen Gchinseid)ieocnen
iaEsn mir oen hcr5inniglten Tanf
aus. 0ott peraelte ps ollen.
Ser Tah;ngeidieoene ,puroe in
Mettcrsoorf, G:sbenbiirgen, I'M
Satire 1875 geturem uno ltar6 il,
OrIrrs'onn, Sh:o. unb ipnrbe ponl
2eiG;c li,als nno Sc: Sonterusfirhe
aus !mitr groRer 8eteiliglIng ser
Sonosle,te, NFitg!ieoern ser Stride
unc ncs Sereins 3lrcig 30, ,srelnocn
mo Nsad,tarn al,f Sen 5oot ssrieoboi
5u' lebtcn 8ure aetragen.
Cr bintsrlGB.. Die tieitrauernoc
@cttin rmo flint &iuber, einen Sohn
MlGael in Der alien Seimat, bier
S0:tter, ;srou Soiio '&otih, ssrall
Mntlias Settler. ;srl. Mnna araus,
ssran 1attar:na 2ienertb in ct. Ga
tb rine. Toronto, aanaba, unb iie-
ben Cnfp!finrer ip'uie bie Shlpieger-
iohra mo 5G:bter.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
9eutidler "a.

slllen oeutiden 2anosleuten bon
yolngstotun uno llmgebung. mo
immer ibre Biese ltanb, lperocn be.
nafridtist, oaB Ser Oounsstopner
Geutite Gag am 10. nno II. Mu.
quit itettiinoet. Gs tperoen ipicoer
grof;e ssorbereitunsen setroffen, INN
oieieH bcutifen Cog nod ihoner rne
GROCER ~ geitalten als aue friiber ab.
gebultenen. NabereS folet in lldhiter
slnsgate> @eore 0erenbt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Samenhur Gbelipeii;.

N.'c Sdmeitesn bes 0amendor
Go'imci3 mcroeE ouimerfiam ge.
mad,+, SaB mir nniere regelmGBige
Sitra9 ON 5tpeitcn 1onnerstag i'm
Nucrit abbalten uno ieoe Shmeiter
moGe fiite am Rlote iein, ba audi
9eleacientpabI fir Die SGnsen-4on.
pentiHr lit. @eitsc miro nod mitge.
teilt, oab Die regtlmdBigen Sin9pros
ben cen eriten 9onnerstag inn Sep
tember 'rieoer beginner.
e Torling, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

g(ue Qanosleltc aus Dem N0iter-
@M. (Rlitrit ilno llmgeb,lne) tperoen
81, unierem heurieeu Hidnid ber5-
Eidit eineelaoen. Srt: Soutb Meri.
oan scocnii6er Scar Mile Stun Ho.
3eit IL. sluault 1910. Nnfang ii
lthr tmittags.
g. lcfft Sud ale beeriiben 81,
fonne:i 0as 3omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Illus 0arg, Smo.
Ser airdcn SroMen &erein Der
S,Dntcrns ;3emeiubc

hdf. ieire reselni:ii;iae Seriammluns
Sc"l:c: ,tae. Den r.. slugllt. na6.
mitiar: ab . llbr ab. sIae Shtpeitern
Tito irc,nolih erl!ht anneieno 5,l
lem. Nn sas aomiiee iiir aaiiee rno
al.csen ierpie::en iira iolgenoeShtpe.
lt"rn einannt poraen: &atb. Selipia,
slnau Sd,ieb. Beriaa Selrpig, Warie
Eetri, Jfegina arufTt nno &atb. @roB
NIf'lJer miro gel. ielt. Sir Yreile-
ipe,:bcu Tclbeten iif) Sic Shtpeitern
Ga4.,. N'lner, ssnth. 8roB, slnna
Wenrid. Gli'abeth Selenheff unb
Ncnctta Nacner.
Marie u. V;noer. Shriftf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Ans Sbieass, 81.
Der 5,seis 10

bdlt circ resc!mriiae 8eriammlllns
ar Sonrtaa, oeH fl. Mug,it, ab.
MIlr Iiitslieccr iiro er'lldt lid, sabls
reii' 81 beteiiigen
Gli,obeth Sitterlp, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Sd,arier ,saefeat,e IN
6elS.yr,tpertei,

Wa'hlTgtor. Tis 8oloimporte ba.
bcn III ser arr 81 ;,Suli abgclaufenen
@odj, mt $TS,6&i, ,22t oen tiefiten
Stonh felt Sec: blcies Ssabres errei1t.
slrs t.: kbritani'itn famen in oer
9eriflemohe SAT 535,676 6es gel.
ben afrtclls an. &c Silber-Gnf,ibr
blrG III bergmlgtner Wohe aleid.
ial:$: n:'rcs 5rriiC;. Tic 8oloerporte
bc;.iicrten iih ol1i $500, Die Silber.
era:.:: cuf S272E
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

- Sollte nidt aMdJ bas Streben bez
red)tist fem. unter Der 8ldtteriiiQe Der
1iidet bic iiif 5ri6t Der Bebanten
berporaaiu6en Ano lie Inoeren 5ur 2a>
buns Saraubieten?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Nus TarreQ, ga.
3,iue,r 81.

,1WtIC II.
E" Siene uaen Shrpeitern 5ilr &c.
iGalscn 9tahciht. naB nddite Ser.
ia":m!'raa Montca sen t9. slusl,It,
$50 lihr ahsnb" I'M Sod,ienheim
ltcitiin>et. slne Shpeitern iino &c.
betcn in ser Terilnntlllna amneienb
81 ;eilr. oam.i n|e 8eiC)dite oros
nlE.3SGsnlGf trlebi.,: neroen fonnen.
Scra ssran5, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Yifuid

am IL. Nue,,'t ar uno alle Sadieu
un> oclen ssrcitnbe iino herslihit ein,
bellc:a Seit alIs gut pcrbereitet
nit riHsm antecI:;llten &orb, belm
bort rrauBen sci h.ln @aiier miro es
gut iGniefen aolEmt alle, oeueu eS
MR. nnsllh lit, oGn es lit eiu mum,
oer:a"er Ylas llrt bin 81 gelaneen
nebme rrau Die Soutb Salitet bis
CUR &oilte go. 1, Damn fabrc man
ee,oSe uortpGrts al Horte II bis sur
esEhlnra State Sine, BORT orehe man
iid, lctI,ts an ciuer tpeiten Hoao, Sic
bringt ril"n bis ann Yidnifplat.
S:honu Shoger, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

INNER irobliben Siloe uno ibrem
eritei; Sprofling rrfen auh tpir cit,
ber5libes @ilfonlnlen 5r. M. u.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

= % bu rublt I'M Crime Belt.
unter Yalmen ooer 2inben, Oh ol,
itreifit nad ollen @inoen, unboa.
fommen lit sic @elt, no Dir @ott
nidt sl,geieut, treues &er3 gum Wit.
empsiaoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Ser .. =. Sseiana @ercin

bolt in 'batt!5en Sain oes Despair
ieir ilbrl;d)e:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

g:sher 1T Ae neueite Nariier
Mc0c Md, nidt ais rorbiielidj BE.
3eifsnrt mcf8tn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Ser Gurutrn Glib

boE Ser Siioleite Saflen aus Obi.
ia.,r bIIt ieir
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
NMS Salem, Ohio
3iue,o 1S

Hme'9 Io
bielt itin oQiGhrllhes Yitnif am
Sornerstaa. sen !S. Snli, I'M Sar.
on Country Club oh. Is batten iidl
ettut: 10 Mitalicaer eingeil,noen,
oencn ein feines yrittaseiien ierpiert
tuurSc. Gin tiid)tiges &omitee bate
alles fein sr5ereit.t. &c feblte at
nibts. Hac tomten eiien llno trinfen
mas lie ipiin';1)tea. @ir boffen, baB
lid, Etd)ites Sabr Sic ooppelte 3abl
einfilSsn Mrs. g., ipllroen perid)ie.
oenc Soiele gaipie!! llno 3 Hreiie pers
teilt. I. 3reis erLlclt Mnna Sd)lilter,
=. Ereis Martbo :Soprid, 3. Hreis
@toria gdbr. gs lultroen crit ipGt
ar sihcno an: Seim9eben eeoaft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08
Danflaamf,9

;ii;r Sic uns an!Gblih oes Sim
ichcioens ,lnieres glibten Gater uno
Wc:fCu
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

- 8itte leien Sic oie Nn5eieenI
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

g, iuonatlihc Eerionmlong fin
ott ,Sr:itag, Sen 9. sluguit, punt
8 i(Gr ahenos Itctt. 9itte ale Mit,
ali"her 5u eriheiIen.
aatf. @lneid, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

MrEorfilng: Solpeit lit aaes rid.
tig nllr bas sSarlfono lit troden!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-08-08

- wv -CtlluS 'tt.st. SlllS ulC .U(tlS
ali"her 5u eriheiIen.
aath. @l,neid, Sefr.
SG salem Mi,ner- uno 9amen,
Gbr: lilt Spr.tcn ben 1S. sluguit,
icir i,tbriiches
9reibnrosTeit
nrt>r Wtittpirfllnc ser MQionce uno
Gd!;tuner 8eiong Gereine I'M Salem
Sat,icn Gormtrp GLIB ab. 0ieie orei
Eereine bobsn idlcn ieit Sabren in
Ga' tpn, slIlionce lrno Solem Elm
arn:ert in iebtr Staot abaebalten
uIh inner nit ichr al,tem Grfolg
Sesrr &crein p.ro Elm coer 5lpei
gsllrl:neln ii"1en ,luo al,h elm Wai.
'enhnrlieo pnr allen orei Gereinen.
W!r laser oar Trc,lnbe uno @0nner
eil, bie'em ihoncn Neit bei5lnpobnen.
Gcs &rogran1m iGrgt punft 9 llbr
nohhiitiags 1n. 9,Gf Dem Yrogram
Mrs a,1I cine iebr quite Mlliif getonat
ino gamiitlid' unicrhalten. ltniere
,Srcucn, ,Godi:nen limo iebr beriibmt
gelp p,rocr nit ibr"m RGMberbroten
(8arbcrlle). @er ,ih nidlt NIT Dem
G'lennltbrinlsn piugen mill fann es
i'm Gnuntrp Club iarien 81 icbr ge-
rirgen Nre:s.
Trugrainm.
sonntnl, ben 18. Mnsmit, inn Sad,ien
nGsudtrs Glnb in Salcm, Sbis.
Cirigcut Scrr Sacub 1aui.
I. Gnl:cin Yieucslisb b--
S,ur.:;S;;ic 3eu'lidte, G5or, Iuiance. 8.
,. IN Den Nlren - Seaar
&drpathcn 8erliichttr Gbor, Canton, s..
3. S,nd,umt i'm Wnoe -
Wtl.uer. nno So.Tcnd,or. Salem, &.
4. S@d!tcr ~aliuitleT eheu" - :. Straub
yfaiitl;t6or
Gcalcitr1E boz S,enrh Tault.
s. boiien muf einen id)0nen 9e-
lut' bon allcn 6reunben umo @on.
nern NM slui @;cNerieben
9as &omitee.
Evening star., 1940-09-30

Storage Program Cuts
Wheat Receipts 10
Low Levels
Prices Still Below
Loan Bosis Except
For Few Types
By the Associated Press.


With wheat prices at terminals
still below the Government loan
basis except for special milling
types, the Agriculture Department
today said that growers were con-
tinuing to store their grain and
receipts at terminals had dropped
below current trade needs.
Though prices of the principal
classes of milling wheat approached
the loan basis at leading terminals.
market receipts of winter wheat
have remained light and arrivals
of spring wheat have dropped OF
sharply as growers held 1t for
loans, the department added
Stocks of wheat under loan have
increased about $4,000. 900 bushels,
with l57897 900 bushels under loan
as of September IS. OF this guam
tity about 10000, 900 bushels were
said to be held on farms.
The department said mills were
competing actively for the limited
supplies available and premiums for
cash grain have increased with the
result that cash prices advanced
more than futures.
Some interior mills were reported
purchasing wheat at terminals be-
cause of inability to obtain sup
plies locally.
The department said good in
uuiry for the limited offerings Of
corn had strengthened corn prices
and recent losses had been regained.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Large Decrease Reported
In August Unemployed
Pv the Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The num-
Der of unemployed persons in the
United States declined TO 7,657,000
in August. compared with 8.279 900
in July the National Industrial Con-
ference Board estimated.
The board is statistical organi-
zation supported by contributions
from private industrial corporations.
The July-August decline Of 622.-
600, or 7i2 per cent, brought the
number of jobless TO the lowest level
since November. 1887, and around
l,l8l 900 under year ago.
The aggregate, however was
around 2,5OO0 900 above the post-de-
preston low of 5,066 900 seen in Sep
tember, 1887.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Sept 80 'P UNITED States
Department Of Asricultureb .-salable hogs.
$4,000; total Is. 900: steady TO 10 lower
than Fridays average bulk good and
choice. 2OO-3OO pounds 6.30-5Q: top. 8. So
20n-.20-pound weights mostly $3.50;
:0O-350 pounds. 615-45: sows around
steady: smooth lishtweishts up 70 625:
300-350 pounds. 10000: 35o-450 pounds,
550-6.OO; 45O-500 pounds. $3.50.
Salable sheep, 5000; total, 5000: lambs
slow scattered early sales around steady.
few good to choice native and Western
lambs. 9OO-15. some held hisher; small
lots coed light yearlings steady at 500;
feeding lambs firm; around two decks Mon
tanas, S.75-9.00.
salable cattle. $4,000: calves ! 200: fed
steers and yearlings steady. but slow;
killing quality mostly medium 10 good;
early top, 1925: load or so held above
1880: Eastern order buyers and packers
buying on shipper accounts going slow. but
asking narrow orders in response to Jewish
holidays late this week: fed yearlinRs. L. so:
mostly Q 50-l2.o0 market; heifers steady:
quality mostly mediums good oierinss,
1l25; cows and bulls fully steady: cut
ters 5.5 down: weighty SAUSAGE bulls TO
7,25: most Western grass COWS 6.00-15;
about 5000 Western grassers in crop.
stockers and feeders selling dull vealers
steady at IL so down; well-bred Montana
heifer calves. 1913: steer calves up to
IL so; comparable Colorado bred yearlin S
to country up to lilo: most slaughter
yearlinEs 9.75-l0.00. however.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
New York Produce

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 1P--Esss, two
days receipts. "5.71a, firm. Mixed colors.
fancy 10 extra fancy. - 1-2a. extras, 20
graded nrsts 2o'. seconds, lsaI-la'..
mediums 49,; dirties No. /. 1871: aver
age checks l6-I6iz Rcfrieerator. fancy
to extra fancy :Ilg,24. extras; 81; stand
ards. laa. frsts. 1872; seconds. is, me-
dumS. l.; dirties. l1-l1l3.
Whites tresales OF premium marks, rs .
3s': nearby and Midwestern. premium
marks. 3@i7-35. specials, b standards.
"5-25i. Hesales of exchanse 10 fancy
heavier mediums "5i2-2gi: mediums. p.
pullets. is. Refrigerator. nearby and Mid
western specials, 24-26is: standards
eIla-2": frsts. lai7-20iz: mediums. "0-@l
Browns nearby and Midwestern. fancy
to extra fancy 2si7-32; specials. @s;
standards 22ia-o3: mediums, 22-23, pull
lets l6i7-17.
Duck eggs 24-25.
Butter uwo days receipts, lo4" -;
frmer Creamery. higher than extra @aa
3Ol2 extra (9o scorel. @a'.-i7 frsts lss-
aIb, c7la-?a: seconds ts4-s7i. 25'z."1a
Cheese two days receipts, oa5 ;9S:
steady TO Arm. State. whole milk fats.
held 1889. 22-c3; fresh. 16i.-1s.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Auto Industry Finds
Demand Brisk for
New Models
Overriding Already
Noticed, However,
Wards Reports
Healey Act by industrial groups.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. Sept. 30-The sale OF
l941 model motorcars is gathering
good headway, with some very salts
factory returns" in prospect for the
present sales period. the latter
third of September. Wards Auto
motive Reports says in its current
issue.
The trade publication adds, how
ever. that the picture is not en-
tirely a good one" In some sec
tions, it says. overtrading is al
ready being noted on l94l model
sales
Others say" the weekly trade
review goes on. that as result OF
trading. good or bad, there are some
what more used cars in the field than
should be at this period, when
dealers should be at their low point
on lot stocks.
New Car Stocks Low.
This does not apply. however, on
new car stocks. The sales during
August combined with a record-low
output total. and as a result field
stocks on hand diminished to one
of the lowest totals on record.
Stocks are estimated to have edged
lust below the 0O0O0-mark at the
end Of August, making the first time
this has happened since late in
1894"
Commenting on mechanical ad-
vances in the motorcar industry,
Wards says:
Informed opinion is that trans
mission developments are the major
engineering trend in the industry
at the moment survey of the situa-
ton bears this out.
in the 1910 model year Olds-
mobile pioneered the development
of an automatic transmission and
equipped about $4,000 cars with its
hydramatic device. Plans call
for sale of 10000 of these units in
the present model year.
New Coupling Appears.
"Chrysler meanwhile introduced
fluid coupling. - Use of this unit
is now extended to Dodge and De
Solo, combined with a semi-auto-
matte transmission. 80" The build
ing of $4,000 couplings is projected
through to December l. Perhaps
an additional 100000 units may he
made in the balance OF the 194l
model year"
Last weeks production of IS 800
cars, the review said, brought VOL
ume to its best level since late last
May, and the trend indicated that
this weeks assemblies would pass the
100, 900 mark, to bring factory sched-
ules to an approximate equilibrium.
Output for the calendar year to
date now stands at 3,153,l92 We
hicles.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Chicoqo Produce

CHICAGO Sept 30 P,-Butter-Re-
ceipts. 574.46": firm: creamery. ~ score.
So score. o7: IS score. p; 40 score,
centralized. CARROTS. @sI..
ERes-Receipts. 4s7s: hrmer fresh
nrsts local. 1914: cars, 1922: current re-
ceipts 8: .dirties. Is; checks l4i7' stor-
age packed, extras. "3,.; hrstS. 20, ;;
standards. 10
Poultry. hv.-Receipts. cars. =; trucks.
So easy: hens. over 5 pounds. II; s
pounds and under. 5; Eeghorn hens. IL a;
broilers. -, pounds and down rolorcd,
15Ia; Plymouth. Rock. Il: White Rock
III: springs, pounds up. colored. "a
Plymouth Rock Is: White Rock Is:
under 4 pounds. colored. -; Plymouth
Rock. IS; White Rock. 16; bareba ok
chickens, l"-l3, roosteTs, IL: Leghorn
roosters. lOi2: ducks Az pounds Up.
colored, 1@; white. q. small, colored II:
small, white. IL: geese. old IL IA: young
13i7; turkeys. toms. old. l3: young. 10:
hens, 10.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
over August Of the preceding year,

over August Of the preceding year,
Sales of new automobiles had a
seasonal decline from July but
were 9 per cent above August, 1889.
Coal mined increased II per cent
above August of the previous year
and building permits issued and
contracts awarded increased 18 per
cent and Al per cent, respectively,
over the corresponding month Of
1899. Tobacco manufacturing was
down from the high level of Au-
gust, 1899. Cotton consumption
was about the same as in August,
1899.
Tobacco, the chief cash crop, had
a drop in prospective yield, but de-
spite serious flood damage the out
look for most crops improved in the
district-which includes Maryland.
District Of Columbia, West Virginia,
Virginia, North Carolina and South
Carolina.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
London Bar Silver

LONDON. Sept. 30 )P.-Bar silver.
e3,.d, unchanRed. Equivalent ~ 50
centsD Bar gold, l6ss. unchansed
Equivalent S33.s5) Exchsnse s4O3.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Rubber Futures

NEW YORK Sept 30 LP1.-Crude rub
Der futures toldb opened inactive. De-
cember, SOB, March, 1850; May.
9.2Ob bBid
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Hudson SoIes Show
Gain of IS Per Cent
,pecisl Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
DETROIT. Sept. 30-George H
Pratt. general sales manager of the
Hudson Motor Car Co. announced
that United States retail sales of
Hudson cars in the first three weeks
of September were SIS per cent
greater than in the corresponding
period of last year, and for the
week ended September 81 were the
largest for any week since early
last May.
Total retail sales for the third
week of September amounted to
2032 cars Shipments were stepped
up in the second and third weeks Of
the month and are now running at
the rate of nearly 5000 a week.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
London Market
Continues to
|DrjftL Lower
e the Associated Press,

by lTt hSsOeldteu 1900
LONDON, Sept. 30.-Security
prices tended lower today after Fri
days reaction on news of japanese
alignment with the axis powers.
Japanese issues weakened, with
Toxic 5,2s down points at 26 Bra
lillian loans improved as a result
of sinking fund purchases.
A midsession rally in British
government bonds failed to hold and
the group ended with outside losses
of /. point.
Leading industrial issues were
trimmed a few pence and brewery
stocks were again offered from the
provinces. Kaffirs steadied in late
trade when early profit taking sales
let up.
Coppers held quietly steady. along
with rubber and oil stocks.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
tReported by Smith. Barney &

New York Bar Silver
NEW YORK, Sept. 80 CF.-Bar
silver, 34a., unchanged.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Rise in Commodities
And Factory Costs
Is Predicted
Tightening Of Supply
Situations Regarded
As Powerful Force
Special Dispa tch 70 The Star.

Special Dispa tch 70 The Star.
BOSTON, Sept. 30.-Higher COM
modify prices are almost certain in
coming months the United Business
Service said today in its weekly
report.
The National Defense Advisory
Commission has thus far effectively
COPIED with undue price advances.
However. as demand approaches ca
pacity to produce, the force of rising
costs and tightening supply condi-
tions cannot be fully offset.
The dynamic effect of capacity op-
erations in most heavy industries,
the broadening demand for consum-
er goods. rising costs, and the grow
ing scarcity of skilled workers are
bringing a very close balance be-
tween available supplies and con-
sumption, particularly in the case OF
industrial products.
Federal farm policies are also
Tightening basic conditions in foods
and cotton Admitting the proba-
bility of per cent rise in COM
modify prices in the next six TO nine
months. the Defense Commission is
endeavoring TO prevent this rise from
increasing to 10 or Is per cent.
The Service also forecasts an up
trend in production costs over the
months ahead. The growing short
age of skilled labor is already tend
ing to bid up wage rates. and over =
time payments will be increased by
the lowering Of maximum hours
from ~ to 40 per week on October
"a Tax costs are definitely headed
upward. These will augment tire
anticipated increase in raw material
and semi finished goods costs.
, Under these conditions. the fact
that manufacturers have built up
inventories since the outbreak of
war is no cause for worry. Prac-
tically all buyers are now covering
about 80 days ahead With order
volumes mounting and increasing
delivery delays indicated. there is
considerably more danger in being
understocked than in carrying some
what more than near-term needs.
This will continue to hold true foI
months to come.
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Defense Drive Boosts
Business Activity
In Fifth District
RetoiI and Wholesale
Volumes Show Big
Coins Over 1889
Pv the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 30
Financial and business conditions
IN the fifth reserve district have
begun to reflect "the stimulating
influence of the preparedness pro-
gram" the Federal Reserve Bank
of Richmond reports in its busi-
ness review for August.
Ordinary commercial business
was up to or above seasonal level
in August and early September, in
addition to increased business from
defense activity, the summary
stated A greater volume over a
year ago in distribution of goods
was noted.
Department store sales rose 27
per cent over July sales and 20 per
cent above August, 1889 Retail
furniture sales we're larger than in
July or August, 1899, and whole
sale sales exceeded those of July
II per cent and increased per cent
Evening star., 1940-09-30
United Stotes Treasury Position

y the Associated Press.
The position OF the Treasury Septemt
Evening star., 1940-09-30
Money Market

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 4P.-CaIl money
steady. | per cent Prime commercial pa
per. "a per cent Time loans steady. 6n-9O
days Ia four-slX months, Ia per cent
days i7-it per cent. -Four months is-i a
per cent Flve-six months. ss-i. per cent.
Rediscount rate New York Reserve Bank
/ per cent.