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ROOMS FURNISHED.

42l 7th ST. N.E-Brisht room, porch: !:
adult family: convenient to Govt. bldgs.:
telephone; board optional
1104 d ST. Sci bedroom and Kitchen
ette, completely furn, in pvt. home. At
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Large. front, cor
bTs bath show
2O39 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Northumberland, Apt. 106-Cozy rm.. huge
closet: shower; unlim. phone, $50. HO. $3.50.
RUTLAND COURTS NV, Apt. 1Os-very
or use seom fa5nshed bed or studio
310 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Young man to
Rando,pS fnars pSom g4s With another; private bath.
SUBURBAN RIM. large, cool; single or
%ooaisy %aSS sasSer ssse or tub 00ei from bus line
d2 d227 N MY. near Thomas Circle and
a{owntoWn-One and two rooms for house
Keeping: basement room. I4'
l517 ALLISON ST. NW.-Large. attractive
private bath; UNLIMITED telephone; private
sasmiiy: garage II desired; 10th st. bus. 14th
9s3 FARRAGUT ST. .NW.-Attractiye front
or z; conv location; reasonable.
CHEVY CHASE: D, c., 1898 Garrison
Lovely; 2nd a. front; private bath; reason-
able Woodley 1868.
1900 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Large room.
home: unlm. phone; SIS month sth''eo pS''
l02 ST. N.E.-Front double room, neatly
bath; gentleman. MI. 3672
for asy iady ST Nv 0ntiaDs APT sPlessant room
or Sunday. DU. 1888.
SS0ppL a windows, newly furn room adj.
use unlim phone. CO. 01ss-J
14ns 1zan, SPRING RD: N;W;-Nicely furn.
ann1io front rm;' ami nr. 14th st. car line:
LAP 5, MONROE M ST. N.W,-Laree quiet rm..
| gentiles Columbia 6O04M
MESWrts be suet sxy9s yoar cow own ticket entertain
For surprise call AID. 3O27.
1923 EUCLID ST. NV
Meridian Park; $50. co. 67ai.
FRONT ROOM in basement to employed
sential REFS Box AHa 47sHp qHfpeaaa0leneis staa es
ATTIC ROOM, $3.50.
Ola n ls,-n 8, m rm.' mr. mr. bath, $3.50,
&llo y 81. NV. Pvt. House. Service Ia
Beautiful twin-bed iiv. rm' pyt hath
shower saam e,hw. refs., grill: employed adults.
,oos WALKING DISTANCE.
bath; inner-sprineS; reas. Is.
BURLINGTON HOTEL.
Enjoy the, comfort and safety of a
modern hotel. Large outside rooms,
sauaIes from White House.
$9-$1O-S12-S14 Per Week.
VERMONT AVE. AT THOMAS CIRCLE
GRAFTON HOTEL,
l39 Conn. ave.-Large. comfortable rooms
WILD sinn, summons IN, inner-spring mattresses:
slngleS WIN running water, $3.50 wk up.
doubles; SIG. 80 wk up: with pvt. bath, sin
gles Sl2 30 wk. up: doubles. SIS so wk. up,
THE MAURY."
70l 10Th st. n.w.-1OO beautifully furn
single and twin bedrooms, running water
near showers and tub baths, inner-sprlng
mattresses. elevator. Nicely furnished recep.
70 sl9n room single, $3.50 wk. up; double,
TIA NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. NV.
Spotlessly clean rooms for men or wom-
en-; lnher-Spring mattresses. twin beds;
insulated house
COLUMBIA HOTEL.
2I25 G st; w.-Clean. nicely furn
hlng water: showers; SIS SO to SS WeeEiv
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FURN1TURE, rugs. household goods. etc
PosltlVely highest prices. AlsoS reliable
To}y mo}yying at lowest prices for best results
FURNITURE, We buy all kinds also elec
re1rlgerators, washing machines, etc. Call
anytime. Lincoln 2SO7
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair hemstitchins. buttons covered,
pleating. 917 st. RE. 1900, RE. 2311
TYPEWRITER, standard. Smith, Under
wood or Royal. Must be in good condition
ana a bargain. No dealers. Write w. w.
Cook, Shoreham Hotel. city 15'
G0LD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SILL
YER PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH A. KAHN,
INC. As YEARS AT a35 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis
carded iewelry: full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S s1s St NV
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Downtown. 14Os Mass. ave. n.w.-Walk-
ing distance all Govt. depts. Spacious,
comfortable rooms; seective menu. Double
and Share-room vacancies now available.
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UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT TODAY.
THE MANSION CLUB,

2230 Mass. ave. NV. Lovely, clean.
cool, comfortable rooms: reasonable rates:
meals optional, balanced diet; congenial
hostess Mrs Beau
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1922 10th SEE R.. H.-WH.. $40
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
IA g n

d. C. Z.
ARLINGTON, VA,
Nice location. lust ofi wilson blvd De:
'A1S1s1s'l NAT. MoRT. t5is: .'t l. INV. CORP,
1872 N Ave NV. MA. 5s33.
1909 BUCHANAN. ST. NW-s
rms, 2 baths; oil heat - $4,000
26l2 Cathedral ave. n.w.-e rms, ooo
1908 'Hsas Kearney st. ne.-s rms, So'oo
ss1a bath, ws1ras furnished d vru. $500
4eos s'i' iath Il st. tesI ne-s rms. bath $500 $500
1900 Otis st. n.e,-5 rms. bath 1900
3422 Porter st. n.v-s rms. bath 1900
5sII 5th st. n.w.-s rms. bath. -..o
1928 irving st. n.w.-s rms, -
47Ii ri Montsom.ry lane. Bethesda. .. o.oo w
sol Nicholson St n.w.-e rms, o0
WORT SeIss rSs ostsSs Ssh st. 81, AE,ss'0n s.ss 81 50
81 Ggyaaf Rssss 81 t. rms; h Ss.h 600 soSS
6sl7 Colorado ave. n.w.-s rms" .1u
I7:s Newton st. nw.-s rms. bath 5?:5S
aee sPsRs PsrR p fd nRe Sms bats ns'h SS 1888
bath; heat, lishs and hot water -
1888 Jenitsr st. nw-e rms, bath. ..so
ss? Morton pl n.e.e rms. bath SssS
soi5 Portner pi. n.ws-s rms. bath $500
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National a1o0. 925 18th St. NV.
JoHN fil1 +. FAfss noNoHoE N;eHS i & { So SONS,
Do Sc
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COLUMBIA HOTEL,

Sl2o @ st; w.-Clean. nicely furn
snsle ana dou. rms. hot and cold run
hlhg water; showers; S. so to SS weekly
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

den vases and fieurines Fine collection OF
service plates. mahogany and walnut chests
of drawers Also large quantity of silver.
china and glass. Summer prices prevail.
Murray Galleries, 1724 Goth ST. NV. DU.
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u block OFF Conn ave, overlooking Rock
Creek Park-Large room. adjoin sleeping
porch; suit "a also single: food you will
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and used. $50 up:
guaranteed up to : years: easy terms.
p O. Smith, Alb st. ne. Lincoln 6O50.
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CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
FOREST GLEN MD. - BUS TO DOOR.
2Ur' Acres Lawn. Garden-Outdoor Pool
aPHONE SHEPHERD 2O4O, OR 57S1 .
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KING-SMITH STUDIO
THE ATLANTIS

1851 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Pleasant suite for or for summer
months. Meals in outdoor dining room
Ladies only. Reasonable.
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REFRIGERATORS used, first-class con-
dition: bargain prices. Myers g. Flour
noy 514 H st. ne.
REFRIGERATORS-An makes and sizes.
domestic and stereotype for groceries,
butchers. etc: very reasonable. 4S07
Bethesda ave. Bethesda, Md
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ApARTMEhTs FURNISHED.

full front room, End floor: gas range, elec
semi-private bath. 415 East Capitol st. 16'
1447 MASS AVE NV, HIGHLAND TER
race; large room. large kitchen large bath,
Frigidaire; avail. 18th. Quiet people. S1l.
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REFRIGERAToRs repossessed and re-
Westinghouse Crosley, Leonard. Kelvinator.
coldspot. Norge and many more; S1995
n2se rade free We ae
goo refrieerators to choose from, at the
LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washingtons Largest Refrieerator House.
sll 9th st. NV Phone RE. l175.
REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DISPLAY
sn1t Dfsfs A,s: money down liberal tSsss-
Open ewes. till Q pm
sosS ~ ZACH s90THS ss s each 5s Rfs
chars, $3.50 each; sileS s;burner g ssss q
Indian Spring Tavern, Four Corners. Md,
one mile north Silver Spring. 15'
sAXoPHoNE, Selmer alto. late model,
with combination case, perfect condition:
VIII sacrifice. Woodley 3069
SEWING MACHINES, recond. 81 so I'D: new
sEsehs ssWne Maen oc day repairs free esss sngsr
SEWING MACH Singers portable elec.,
easy terri terms; 0 ss5 s sues conns neIVs awe COURSE
SINGER electric portable, SEQ 50: Singer
tSssaathHerweisht Ssa Hn portable. eestt, S1os, now
cserrydale eSn Va eSse Chestnut ss4s 4s14 Lee nVs
STORE FIXTURES, / 6xs McKrey box. /
1o-t Mckrey. display case, l National
Sasn REGISTER, Stimpson computing scale,
l meat er!nder, coffee mill. / U. S. slicing
machine, meat block and tools and 5000
merchanolse Terms. Call weekdays after
m, SUNDAYS 1913, ME-. 5s7T.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 57le 10th
NV. Geo. 1S83-Underwoods, SI.S5 mo, 4
mos IN adv, S5:55, no del, ST addl dep
XAsg.Hs sgIIASE5aHaGsyes slsassi siSsS viS
q nd ;lyo
BEST BRANDS CO, w.
sos 11th St. NV. National 7773 "a.
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1926 MCKINLEY ST. NW.-DETACHED
home s rooms, large reception hall. glass
ed porches. One room end bath in base
ment. LINKINS CO.. 1922 H st. NV.
5l2 BUCHANAN ST. NW.-6 ROOMS, IN
closed porcheS. auto. heat; newly decorated;
garage; large yard. Open. ia. 1859.
1888 OWENS PL NE-6 R. AND B.,
built-in garage double rear porches; rent,
$50 so. HUGH B. CONNER, 923 18th st.
NV. RE 1860. Eve. AT. 2702.
FOXHALL. 1918 44th ST NW-6-RM
and bath house new refrigerator, garage,
500. Gail THOS. J FISHER & CO.. INC.
73S 18th st. DI. $3.50.
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AUGUST-Reduced rate; running water:
fan; radio: 24.hour elevator, hotel service;
lady. National 2Aso. 14s
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APARIMENIs SUBURBAN.

ALExANDR1A-MoDE 4-RooM. BATH
and Kins sts IN near ae~ depr, ap ons pairtas
3242. Ewes. and Sunday CO. 60O5
SEABROOK, MD. l N. DU BARRY AVE
3-room apt, ami. h., l.. g. furn Blythes
Garage. Lanham. Md Dupont 5s40. IA
LANDOVER, MD, OPPOSITE ENTRANCE
Cheverly, Md.-Two rooms, unfilrn, kitch-
en-. bath, lights. $50. See MP. LEWIS. Ia
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EXTRA sPECIAL-1445 SPRING RID. NV.
Apt. No. 2O1-Cool living room bedroom,
kitchen, .dinette, also Murphy bed: nicely
furnished 14s
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sUBLET NEW 2-R., K. B APT; ARLING-
Ion, near bus. July ID. mo- or more. CH.
2o95 after Sat. Sunday till 4.
UNFURNISHED. . ROOMS LARGE KTTCH-
en-, private bath and entrance AZ Uni
verslty I'd. College Park. Md. WA. 2741.
ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APT, 2 RMS,
Ntchen bath; very cool. southern expo
sure; ami; near stores theater. transpor-
tatlon reasonable Call Warfeld 2456, !.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

REFINED WOMAN desires unfurn. room,
grill priv: permanent; reasonable; refs.
Box 44O-H, Star 13*
Evening star., 1940-09-22
City News in Brief
TODAY

Hiking trip, Wanderbirds' Hiking
Club. leave National Theater. m
Luncheon. Kappa Sigma Tau Fra
ternity, Hotel 2400, pm; tea dance,
pm.
Meeting, Bartenders' Union Local
No. IS, Annapolis Hotel. 2 pm
Tea, Pan-Hellenic Association of
George Washington University, Ra-
leigh Hotel, 4:30 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Washington Executives
Association, Willard Hotel, 1890
pm.
Luncheon. Touchdown Club, La
eayette Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. Newcomers Club, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Alpha Tau Omega
Fraternity, Raleigh Hotel, 1890 pm
Luncheon, Overseas Writers. Will
lard Hotel, pm.
Dinner, American Wildlife Insti-
tute, Hotel 2400, $50 pm.
Dinner, Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute Alumni Association, Annap-
oils Hotel. 7 pm
Meeting. Kappa Gamma Sorority,
Raleigh Hotel pm.
Meeting, Woodbridge Stamp Club,
woodbridge Branch Library, pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-22
Benefit Purty Planned

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the He
brew Home for the Aged will hold
Ats annual card party September
80 at the home, ll25 Spring road
NV. Proceeds of the affair will
go into the nursing fund. Mrs
Maurice Maser is chairman of the
party.
Evening star., 1940-09-22
Sheriff Beuts BIoodhounds

CARTHAGE, N. c., Sept. q (P.
-Bloodhounds we're set on the trail
OF two burglary suspects. but they
made no progress in three hours.
Then Sheriff Charles Macdonald
drove in with the two men They
had thumbed a ride with him.
Evening star., 1940-10-06

it out when the need arises. One
woman, for example. found herself in
quite a jam because when her record
was produced it proved her to be ten
years older than she thought she was!
Another lost civil-service job. after
long wait on the list of applicants,
because the only official paper she
could produce that would attest her
age was marriage certificate which,
for some mexphcable reason, errone-
ousfy gave her birthplace as Ireland.
All of US. being fairly certain that
We were born, take this business of OBJ
tanning proof as a matter of course,
confident that we can produce when
the need arises. l did that, too, until
Investigation developed the fact that
there IS no record of my birth IN my
native state. With my parents and all
known relatives dead - and since
do not know definitely where l was
baptized i suddenly find myself in
a position that ultimately may not be
as comical as it seems at first blush.
Much the same thing happened to
another man whose job it is to watch
over the stream of frantic appeals
from citizens for official proof of age.
I'D been so sure all along that mine
was all right" he told me, that l
didn't look into the matter. But one
day felt a sudden doubt and invest-
gated - to find that not only was my
name fled incorrectly, but that the
recorded date of my birth was eighteen
months in errorr'
That man is Dr. Halbert Dunn,
director of the Vital Statistics section
of the Census Bureau in Warrington.
Which gives you an idea!
-btss Sussa
Evening star., 1940-10-06
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
CAN You PROVE You WERE BORN?
Sounds silly but isn't Some day you may need badly!

York, for example, has a separate
bureau for each of the five boroughs,
and in Manhattan alone there are over
16, ,OOO. 900 births on file and more than
10000 searches made each year.
Despite this volume of business and
maze of records. you can get photo
static copy of your birth record in
maximum of two hours. provided it
was filed in the first place. As a matter
of fact. on a visit to Registrar Duff
fields department, l followed the
course of several applications from the
receiving basket to the photo room
and saw records produced in the
amazing time of two minutesi
CT Yesv Record Nov
lake heart. then. if you haven't
already obtained a transcript of your
birth record: if the proper procedure
was followed at the time, you will have
no difficulty securing it now by an
application to the proper Office. in
person or by mail. 1t is not at all
necessary to pay private agencies for
this service - they can't do bit
more than the health department ex-
cept, perhaps, jack up the standard fee
of fifty cents or one dollar for a search
and a photostat.
However. if you've never had occa-
sion to secure this evidence of your
birth. take heed now and make appi-
cation before it becomes necessary.
II theze Is any nregufnity IN the
records, you may not have time to iron
Evening star., 1940-10-06

Kansas had to do the same thing when
he applied for passport. And no less
a parsonage than Will Rogers was de-
MED a passport because he couldn't
produce that precious little paper.
when you see a boy running
around with pair of pants on or
without 'em. for that matter -" he
observed ruefully. Its pretty good
proof that he has been born - but it
don't prove when, where nor who to-"
All of which suggests that it is pru-
dent to look into this matter before a
critical need arises. Normally. the at
tending physician Tor midwife) is re-
QuiIed to report a birth within ten
days. and now that practice is fairly
universal. In many sections of the
country. however. there are virtually
no birth records older than twenty
years, and even in the larger cities you
may find it difficult to trace birth
that occurred forty years ago.
Often a baptismal record, school
records or even marriage certificate
may be accepted in lieu OF a birth
certificate, but there is no 100 per cent
substitute for the birth certificate In
many states, when this cannot be OBJ
tanned, it is possible to have a birth
registered many years after the event.
In New York, for example. this can be
done if parents or guardians present
afhdavits covering the facts, which
must be verified by two witnesses who
knew your parents before your birth
In the case of an orphan. however. this
Evening star., 1940-10-06
0eek Nos

means that the individual would have
to have legal guardians appointed by
the court in order to meet the require
ments
Unless you were born in large city.
the best place to apply for transcript
is to your states health department:
in cities. the local health department.
usually keeps its own records. New
Evening star., 1940-10-06

~ nuovnon ~ paAouk Cos3s.
Freestones = big tenaer-hearsed halves.
Flovor-Prosecsed, Of ceurse, IN Del 1sase's
triple. sealed cartons = to safeguar1 their
glorious natural goodnessi
Evening star., 1940-10-06
ACovsrnor's Error

n O0v9SnOI IIIOs
MASSACHUSETTS doctor, seeking to
practice in New Hampshire, came
within an ace of missing license be-
cause his birth had been mistakenly
registered under his brothers name
Covernor-elect Thomas E. Noodle, OF
North Dakota, was almost disquall-
fed from that post because OF cam
paign charges that he was Canadian.
When he applied for certlhcate. 1t
was discovered that his birth had not
been recorded. Hence, he had to 60
through the rigmarole of producing
affidavits on birth. character. resi-
dence, etc. A former governor OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-11
Capital Store Sales
1871 Per Cent Above
1889 in November
11-Month Volume
81 Per Cent Ahead
Of Year Ago
By EDWARD c. STONE.

Retail trade in Washington in
November climbed Isl per cent
above November. 1889 and in the
first II months of this year ran 81
per cent ahead of the like 1899 pc
Rod, the Federal Reserve Bank of
Richmond reported today. The No
vember gain was exactly the same
as the trade pickup in October.
Department store sales in Sc
stores in the fifth reserve district
were IA per cent larger in November
than in November, 1889, and cumula-
tive sales in the first IL months OF
the present year were 10 per cent
larger than in 1899, the report states.
All the leading cities in the fifth
district had notable gains both in
November and in the IL months
over last year The huge December
volume of Christmas trade means
that the full year will probably re-
veal a trade gain well above 10 per
cent over 1889.
Percentage comparisons of sales
In leading cities in November and
the first II months of 1910, with
tho like 1920 periOdS follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-11
Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. II LP.-After
showing net gains of 14-3s cent at
one stage, the wheat market turned
lower today largely as a result of
the first semi-official 1941 winter
wheat crop estimates.
Five Chicago statisticians releas-
ing data obtained in their annual
December surveys of the new crop
forecast the harvest of next May,
June and July would be above av-
erage and in excess of last years
production. Tentative estimates of
the winter wheat yield ranged from
583 OOO,O 900 to GOT 900 900 bushels in
sharp contrast to the poor outlook
year ago in important producing
States like Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas.
Extreme losses of 11-ss cent were
pared before the close and wheat
final prices were unchanged to u
lower compared with yesterday. De-
cember 80, May 861z-5s. Corn closed
unchanged to 4 of, December 607s-
81, May 603s-12; oats unchanged to
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ment of an Independent body to
handle arbitration under the anti
trust laws and of specially con-
structed industrial court of five to
seven members" for judicial review.
This suggestion and others were
made to the committee by Walton
Hamilton, adviser to the Justice De-
partment Antitrust Division, and
Irene Till, social science analyst for
the committee, in a monograph en-
titled Antitrust in Action"
! The authors said that the Anti
trust Division had stumbled into
an administrative Office" in COM
bining its work as a prosecutor with
that Of arranging consent DEGREES,
and asserted the latter work should
be freed from its ancient bondage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-11
Stock Averages
60-Stock Range Since 1927:
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

Associated treSS FINANCIAL WrlLer.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stock
market took a step forward under
guidance of the steels today, but
slipped back into a rut when the
going got hard.
Gains in leading industrials and
rails generally were whitfield down
to small fractions as the flrst-hour
upturn ran into opposition. A few
losses were scattered in the list.
British and Greek successes, good
business news at home and SUPPOSE
ton among traders the market was
due for a technical comeback were
cited as influences in the early furry
of buying.
Transactions increased on the adj
vance, making turnover of about
100000 shares for the day.
Corporate Bonds Up.
Corporate bonds slanted upward
with leading shares, particularly
secondary rails. Commodities most
ly stuck to a narrow range
United States Steel and Bethle-
iiCiii CdSil SOI up illOiC iildll q POli4I
then yielded part of the gain.
Fractionally to around a point
higher most of the time were Amer
lean Can, Eastman, Douglas, Good
year, Santa Fe, Great Northern,
Youngstown Sheet, American Tele-
phone and Phelps Dodge.
j. I. Case, General Motors and
Sears-Roebuck were among the
losers Union Pacific, in a thin
market. dropped more than 2.
Marshall Field picked up on news
Of a 81 year-end dividend on the
common.
Bath Iron Works. recent ship
building tavorite, jumped more than
a point in the curb list. Edging
ahead also were American Gas g.
Electric, American Cyanamid "B"
and Sherwin Williams.
At Chicago wheat and corn closed
unchanged to l. of cent bushel
lower. Cotton futures in late trad
ing were down 20 TO 80 cents a bale.
Less Year-End Selling.
From nearby trading standpoint
brokers emphasized the usual year.
end tax selling was less than many
market followers had counted upon.
Nevertheless, the ticker recorded
some evidence of year-end tax liqui-
dalton, such as the sale of 10000
shares of New Haven common,
at Lilo.
Reports of the successful British
thrust at Italian forces in Egypt
appeared to brighten sentiment in
trading boardrooms. Attracting con-
siderable attention in the financial
district were cables telling of a sharp
rise in stocks at Alexandria on the
British and Greek victories.
Tightening of the United States
embargo on iron and steel exports
reminded market followers of the big
domestic demand for metal rather
than the closing of more foreign
outlets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-11
to litigation.

They proposed that the court be
composed of men "as competent in
the ways of industry as they are
in its law" who would receive all
protests against the administrative
rulings and from whose decisions ap-
peals could be taken directly to the
Supreme Court.
Other proposals included:
Empowering the Justice Depart
ment to suboena witnesses instead
Of requiring it to work through grand
juries as at present.
Providing heavier civil penalties
for antitrust law violations.
Providing more funds for the Anti
trust Division to enable it to police
industry on . broader scale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-11
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Dec. II (R.-Cotton
futures lost ground today under pres
sure from Bombay sources, hedging
and December liquidation. Part Of
the selling was attributed to re-
ports of some loan repossession and
uncertainties over next years farm
program.
Price fixing at limits, partly for
Russian account and short covering
cushioned the setback and late prices
held at declines of to 8 point;
December, l0.11: May, 1907, and
october, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-12-11
CHICAGO Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
sss.G S Sssn s seiloT N No. sefe.
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54-64 u nominal: feed. .42-52 nominal:
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4 90; alsike. 95Q-11.OO; fancy red top
10000: red clover. s.00-1O.00 sveet
clover, 1904 90.
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