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Evening star., 1940-12-12
IMPORTED RABBITS AND WOOL CARDIGAN WITH CABLE
KNIT WAlSTLlNE!

Coed eo debutonte Kitty Foye Christmas
she hos the American girls for sweaters especially dreo like
obbits coeons They fit like glove dono
npped-in tosc
sleeves for fit In soft pink blue ocky e noturoI and
oreen Sizes 81 40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
All Is Ready for Big
Hole-in-0 One Tourney
Fedture Coli Event Sponsored by TGA
Gets Going Saturday at Jefferson Park

Night play at jefferson play.
field. where the Hole.ln.one tour
nament will be held starting satur.
day. win be under conditions ap.
preaching daylight
This IL the announcement from
Tacoma Golf Association officials.
who reveal that the huge target
green wall be brightly lighted for
night play The fairway along The
Proctor street end % the pisyfield
will be festooned with strings Of
lights,
White rings will mark the dlf.
ferent circles 81 tho target green.
i2s yards from tee The tee. which
Will be under thu supervision Of
Jim York, will be- situated on 9th
street. where entrants are urged
TO park their cars.
Color. gaiety and carnival
spirit win prevail throughout
the tournament, according IN
T. q. A. officials. riay each
afternoon viii start ~ Z
o'clock, while teams will tee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
At Least There
Isn't Big Chance
OF Doing Worse

GREENEXILLE, Tenn.-One
Of the most unenyfAble jobs In
Southern football Is inherited by
Laird Holt, former Tennessee
star who becomes head coach NJ
Tusculum college next fan.
TBsculum hasn't wen game
In five Years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Ed Fernandes
Goes TO Pirates
PITTSBURGH The Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH The Pittsburgh
Pirates announced today the pur-
chase of Catcher Eddie Fernandes.
OF Portland in the Pacific Coast
league for an unrevealed sum of
money
Pittsburgh sent Pitcher Ray
Harreu 10 Portland on May II 10
obtain an option giving tho Pirates
the night TO purchase the 2i-year-
old catcher In 1871.
In order 10 obtain Fernandes
Immediately, the Pirates had
20 send Rookie Catcher doe
Schultz 20 Portland under n
Pirate option.
Schultz will leave Pittsburgh
tonight and when he reports 10 the
Portland club. Fernsndes will leave
for Pittsburgh. President William
+. BensWanger said
Fernsndes batted 32s for Port
land last year and - batting .333
this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01

off ~ p. m. saturdays ard
Sundays The te~ win be avail
able from n s'risek sees -
until late seesisg.
Officials ~ the r. q. A reveal
that clubs wiIi be available a the
playfisld. although players viii be-
permitted Ia use their own n they
wish. Three golf balls will be sold
for nominal sum. with all funds
going 10 make up = travel fund
wlth which 10 sand team ~
amateurs 20 the National Pubilnks
tournament In Detroit.
Numerous prizes are being 81.
fered. including a top prize al 1850
worth ~ merchandise. The grand
prize wili also be awarded ths win.
nsr Of the finals on Jun ID. Per.
sons quality for Tho final by pitch.
ing inside the inner circle" which
will be feet from tho pin.
Teams from plants clubs and
other groups may stiil he entered,
according 10 Chef Corey. r O. A.
president. He may be reached by
phonlng nRoadway 1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Curtis Day
Or Tacoma
Is Second
Hundreds 81 Curs
Brins Lozqs Crowd
10 Annuol Eveut

Ansv zk~<l. seattle vzs>ven. -
p<sf<d NJ victnxr yesterday = NJ
annual knrx M<me<i&i t1u<nrex<ie
sie<<is ev<f - irrexaIek oeEIend
Aasiztinn sossseA
Curtis u@y. Tzcoms. We <<eon1
and HssrA Dustin. n<stIl< f11rt
Fourth place fesl 10 nnaky oe~in.
Seattle. rim pI.e> - ~ na1<r4
rseema. sna Hlsth Npet v Ar
Asuesen. Arlington.
Travis p~~t<y. vaneuuv<r. b q.
us< re- away - ~ ninth No
wh<a ~ kl<w ! sif< snd ~xa fnre-
- = she slti<iIa<s
Mrs than l.eoa MRS bruu4nt
more has 1oue spectators u N
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Auspices u - Issems Meteor
syvls efas snsf tns pfexram WeN<
skruaeh ~ithess asssh
ahe~i drove M <rartine cle<I
ss<~d IN I h~sdr. STEADY nnn<es.
Results u ~ .ovss< event Nss<.
rat rs~f.nu. seattle. first no&tY
RHn<th. Port Anneiee. spennd.
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Seattle. fifth
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Coli

Fiswsess nesi&I rlsy YESTERDAY
Joan Usietfist, lat1 - a q.
nysfs. 7Aia 81 txek Neufsts.
spis~aT. Ralph Martin. Ala
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treat ihs gang Yesterday - AiI<ns
mere. ls~ pansh~si N : heis-sa-
ens sa the ita.yafd tsth. z<lns :
No. . isan. Its VS. playing with
~ psye.
Ailssnssss Fninis tourney. 1ns
1870. ps,.s 80 ~. Ana-.s..
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yesterday
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
ANDY SKEEL REPEATS MOTORCYCLE RACE VICTORY
Perfect Comes
No Novelty to
Umpire Stewart

CHIC AGo-Hsn stewart was
the umpire hehlsd the plate IN
the last two ne-hlt gaHes
pitched In the National hague
b Jehnny Wander Nicer In June.
1883. and Ter Carietes recentiy
against the Reds. The sArse
two feans-Breekiyn ard Cis-
ciaasti--psrsicipated IN hath.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01

II you're not using IT, sell II with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Turf
Events Run

The citizens OF New York paced
the nations turf program Thurs.
day as IL race meetings In nine
states contributed heavily To the
Memorial day card 81 sports
activities
An all-time record throng 81
~ sol persons, who shattered one
national and two local betting
marks, damned spacious Belmont
park on Long Island 10 watch
C. d. widener's Eight Thirty win
the saith renewal Of the $4,000.
added Suburban handicap In the
brilliant time Of 7:0i IS for
mile and a quarter. Can't Wait
was second. Third Degree third.
The time OF 2;oi s.s was the
second fastest In history Of the
ancient New York classic.
The victory gave Eight
Thirty the undisputed lead foe
the national handicap cham
pionship. second choice In the
mutuals. he paid $3.50 straight
he was weighted with top Inn
post OF i2I pounds
The remarkably large crowd.
larger even than that which at.
tended the historic Zev-Papyrus
match In 1928. broke all betting
records.
A total Of Si.43s.72e. largest
sum handled by an Eastern track
operating under pari-mutuels and
one Of the 20 largest ever reached
in the United States, was wagered
on the eight-race card: new
individual race mark of S277 .e46
WAS bet on the Suburban. and a
new national record OF $1,000 for
steepleohase race was set In the
first
other hlghlights Of the Memorial
day program follow:
Al Suffolk Downs. Boston
Walter Ridenour's four year
old filly. Morcarine, came home
In the $1,000 added Tamsaelio
handicap and paid her hackers
ISL. She earned N.150 for her
owner In driving across the
wire n length and a half In
front of Night Editor.
The race was marred when the
heavily backed favorite. Liberty
Flight, suffered a hemorrhagc and
fell at the half-mile post.
At Delaware Park. Wilmington
II. G.. Bedwell's indicated tuve.
nile Blensign proved his right To
meet Anthony Pelleteri's High
Breeze in the match race featuring
the Red Cross relief program at
Belmont park next Thursday by
scoring a two-length victory In the
$4,000 added Dover stakes. J. u.
Wideners Misty Isle was second
and w. f. Boeing's Sun BY third
Blensign carried high weight Of
i22 pounds and paid only 81 20
10 win.
At Detroit Blind Impulse. an
other longshot. made a runaway
Of the s3.000-added Memorial han
dicap. Juggling his i02 pounds TO
an easy five-length triumph In the
mile and q sixteenth event.
J. l. Milde's SHOW Up ran
second. n length In front ~
Jesse speBeer's Our Willie.
Blind Impulse paid $3.50 Ia
win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Important Series Here

On Saturday night there will be
a doubleheader. . and 7 innings,
beginning at $50 O'Clock. The
usual Sunday twin bill il slated
for 1870 O'Clock.
Ray Medeehini is due TO pitch
for the Tigers tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
rouELL.s nULIsEYE

T'he Old saying ''Afsn viii -
boys Has proven In me 80 u
Mesfo-ooleUyn Mayors 4 Loss
You Again snsn William FoNell
pulled a D0w-stIiBG ana - -
sffa3 fly. kaoeking = screen of
an adjacent light
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Cleveland Asks
Its Lou Boudreou
Not to OHiciute

CHICaGo-Big Ten basket
ball coaches approved Lou Bou-
dreau a. an official, but the
Cleveland Baseball Go. asked Its
shortstop not 10 offlciate. The
club Is reported TO have prom
ised him twice as much a. he
would have earned footing n
whistle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
Salt Lakers
Move Ahead
BY Victory
Ogden Club Victim:
Idaho Fulls Jumps
Out OF the Cellor

Salt Lakes douhle-headed VIC
tory over Ogden increased the
Bees Pioneer league lead to three
games In the Memorial day con-
tests.
The ogden Reds out-hit the
Bees. lilo, In the first game hu,
lost 81. The Bees made II a sweep
before 1000 home fans by taking
the nighteap. 6-5. with Marlowe
giving the Reds II hits, while
his mates took five from Polivka.
Al Idaho Falls, Pocateiio
finished the Russets, 1o-s and
1910, To move from cellar
position 90 fourta place. Doh
son and Lilly allowed Idaho
Falls Ii hits. while the Russets
took 20 from smith and En-
merston. In the second game.
Pavlidge won single handed.
allowing eight hits, ~ tire
Russets hit Rogers and smith
for IL.
Boise and Twin Falls split. The
Cowboys took the first, e-5. but
the Pilots came back in the night
cap to win. 1917, and remain In
second place in league standing.
In the opener at Twin Falls. Hold
husen held the Boise aggregation
TO nine hits. and the Cowboys
took 10 from Susee and Rene. The
final contest saw Fields limit the
Twin Falls batters TO six hits. as
his mates placed nine off Hedge
cock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01

One of the most important series
Of the early season opens tonight
at Athletic park when the Spokane
Indians invade the lair of the
Tigers in third place. going strong
again after a slump. The Tigers
are only long reach from the
flying Yakima Pippins.
The outcome Of the five
games that are billed for Ath-
letic park during the next
three DAYS will have big
bearing on the race to come.
II the Tigers can overcome
Yakima in ire next couple OF
weeks, Tacoma will he hard TO
stop.
Tiger pitchers rounded into
shape slowly and should be more
effective from now on. Some Of
the Tacoma batters are just be-
ginning to hit.
However. a setback from spo-
kane NAV radically change the
picture. The Spokane team has
been almost rebuilt since the open
ing Of the season and the new
model is just beginning 10 func-
ton. II Spokane can't be halted.
the Tigers are going to have a
tough job to fight their way 10
the front.
A. n result, both clubs are
going to toss everything they
have al each other In the hope
~ gaining definite advaai-
age duriag this crucial series.
Not only may the standings be
affected, but the whole race -
well.
First game Of the series Is
seheduled for Sis O'Clock Friday
night.
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr

THE Rainers have their JoJo White and they have been
letting the world know about him in wide and boastful
And well they may too because the Jo-Jo guy is really
ball player who attracts fans and who plays the game for
But the Rainiers haven't anything the Tigers when
II comes performer named White Instead of Jo-Jo
White is Don, youngster just beginning TO hit MS
IS beginning indicates is
the bloom Not the plate but department He
and he hawk that pill No osprey ever one
with than White covering yadss
and clutchng the flying agate
course our this writing
league experience the amportsn
edge that puts him above and away beyond our White -
promise of going far in this sklu
game youth speed and love for
accurate, powerful top requisite for ball player
Donald boy In
respect flaming. chatery The Tiger
quiet said he has spoken high As
time But perhaps Don has learned that very
who their mouths shut and their eyes and
1t may come to pass that Don become
tst memory But the dope bigger His
Improvement year When kids improve in
such manner indicates potential high grade class
We'll do the thing about ours
Brenner and Rickert =.
speaking young Tigers, there's that kid catcher
leading the league bat Also he is good looking young
prospect mechanically in far his catching WORK Is con-
only apparent his throwing And that is
has left shoulder that is ang and which
affects his ARM causing peculiar hteh IN ms aeey II
trouble that the trouble then Bremen looks
baseball They are at premium
MARY sacker Is another who is com
Ing along youth do things at the
and plenty of power You viii find more
than scout looking the weeks 20 by
Bengals TO have more promising green kos
they opened That means possible
gold Tiger treasury
Listen...
Walnut lake. recently opened for fishing amid days OF
fanfare publicity gave up 2033 trout the first day. That
was the official count and does not include those struggled
out The largest trout taken rainbow that fell TO the
skill of Community Center druggist out Lakewood
way The fish averaged about IL inches however, and some
were spawners Walupt 1000 feet deep in spots IN In
formed and mile and a quarter long and mile wide II
end of wide publicity should never nave
permitted professional ring second weighing 100
pounds humpbaed hauling heavyweight suckers out
fire Which reminds me OF Tex
saked the promoter Tex has brought his
enough flesh from the ring "
tanks Paul Derrnger the Cncy ace hur'er
walked And his control sim
keeping Bobby Doe the Bosox second saeker
by the outstanding ne'de
In the who won the Indianapolis
speedway classic, Bill Cummings died In taffc
accident the whehot racing tracks
They were wilcox CASTOR Chevrolet fioyd
Roberts, Jimmy Murphy and Joe Boyer
winner of the mad pace l0' racers
he that 10 cent died by accident
the suicide Outheder Edy Of the
hitter. He'd hit easily In Coast ball.
Rob Brown insists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01
More Big-wigs for
Lonqacres This Season

! dollars plEsonhoied for purse die.
b officials today were renewing
erouEhbred big~iKs n the Amer.
Heap division for the sH.day Long.
tnsisy. June 70.
Aug. Mount Rainier
Handicap 1900. 400
Aug II Washington Derby
~ miles, 49,. 1000
Aug ~ Washington ru-
tUfity t5ts fur 100
Aug 20 LonaKcres Mile
added ...... 10000
sept J. Olympic Cup 49,, 1000
Sept z Seattle Handicap 100
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-01

With more than = quartsr.milllo
trlbution. Washington Jockey a,
their efforts 10 draw additional u
lean turf world TO augment the har
acres meeting scheduled 70 open n
Although nominations for the
rich $4,000 added Longaeres Milo
are not slated 10 cioss until July
IL, horses that have played
prominent part In the more hsay'
lily endowed fixtures throughout
the land during the past year al.
ready have been named for this
years renewal, and All Indications
point to q banner field both from
the standpoint Of quality and
quantity.
BEYOND tire Mile" horse
men are looking forward with
avid interest To several other
feature. IN the impressive hat
Of stake engagements listed In
the first edition Of tire eondi-
tion book.
Chief of these new events. from
brseder-sportAmAn viewpoint. IL
the five and ons-hsif furi0ng
Washington Futuriiy caisBdArsd
for August -,
The Washington Jockey club has
added 81 200 for the first running
u which $50 II payable 20 the
breeder Of the winner 1850 - ibs
horse finishing second 100. third
$50. fourth. and $3.50. Siih al
domination and svbsc F1ption fees.
% ths winner.
According 10 present plans.
the association win iBereass
lss added money each year.
The Itf5 running calls for
purse Of u. 800 sdaaa. Of which
gz0o will be awarded ths
breeder sf thu sinsing hSrss.
Anot her stake which Will prob
sDiy dsysi0p = new American
champion IL listed N tbs book ~
the soiympic Cup T'bis sbd-iS.
End affair viii hs contested At four
miles ard calls for = purse ~
81 900
The ,oupieis bst n sisks and
~ rdiesp events - - deetisd asif,
laE ths Longserss meeting. along
vfth dates and purses
June 70 Inaugural Hand
cap .ss.ss..ss.st i.zfD
June zO-Taeona Handicap 100
Evening star., 1940-11-28
60-StOck Range Since 1927:
By VICTOR EUBANK.

nnoONAosCO Coe lAldhSAdA NilbcLs
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-Selected
stosckS f1irted with recovery in to-
days market but the majority failed
to make much headway.
Steels did well after a hesitant
start. While gains of fractions to a
point or so were fairly well dis
tributed at the close, minus signs
were numerous and a wide aSsort-
ment of issues held at final levels of
yesterday.
Little cheer was derived from the
fact that dealings on the attempted
comeback slowed appreciably.
Transfers for the full session ap-
proximated 100000 shares against
845 900 the day before, when prices
were crImbling.
Important news stimulus from
either the home business front or
foreign war sectors apparently was
lacking, brokers said, and the half
hearted speculative nibbling that
made its appearance was attributed
mainly to the idea that Wednesdays
brisk retreat called for at least
temporary technical forward shift
of moderate proportions. ,
The flow of favorable dividends
and corporation statements was un-
abated, but optimism generated here
seemingly was counteracted some
extent by renewed worries over tax
problems, mounting costs of labor
and materials and other contingent
cies having to do with possible de-
pressing turns in the European con-
fiict.
Sales of another Stock Exchange
seat for $4,000, duplicating a similar
transaction yesterday which estab-
lished new low for a membership
since 1899, served as a chilling
draught for sentiment.
Among the better acting shares
were United States Steel. Bethle-
hem, Youngstown Sheet, Montgom-
cry Ward. Boeing, Westinghouse, Air
Reduction, Dow Chemical, Union
Carbide, Zenith Radio, Johns-Man-
vile, Anaconda, American Smelling,
American Can and Great Northern.
Off most of the time-several
eventually steadied-were Du Pont,
Texas Corp, New York Central,
Consolidated Edison. American Tele-
phone, General Motors, Interna-
tional Harvester and Woolworth.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov % 0P.-tUnited States
Department of Agriculture) .-Salable hogs,
81 900. total $1,000; slow. mostly 1915
lower than Wednesdays average: top, 6, 20;
32O-pound butchers, 6.O0-15: 1s0-21o
pounds generally 5.90-6.1O; most 150-170-
pound underweights, 5.50-75; good 800
500-pound packing sows, 5.4O-65; few
lighter weights up to 5.75.
Salable cattle. $500: calves, 500: fed
steers and yearlings steady, common and
medium grades slow: demand broader for
strictly good and choice offerings; approx
mately 90 loads show rejects to be sold
late today or Friday; several loads held
off-show steers held around 1900: best
commercial fed steers 14.40 early; numer-
Gus loads. IL. .50-13 so: short feds at 1880
down moving slowly: fed heifers strong;
prime offerings to 1925; several loads
IL. .0O-65: all cows 10-15 higher: cutters
very active, selling UP to 500; bulls steady
and vealers 25 higher: strictly choice veal
ers 1150: weighty sausage bulls to 7.35:
replacement cattle in moderate demand:
bulk medium to good offerings S00-75,
with good and choice yearlings mostly
salabie sheep. 5000, total. $500: late
Wednesday, fat lambs closed slow, all early
strength lost; some late sales weak to 10
lower than Tuesdays average; early top.
8. 65: load good to choice fed lambs $40:
today's trade. fat lambs opening. steady
with Wednesdays average; early sales good
to choice fed Westerns, 9.50-65; early
top, 9.65: deck good to choice native shorn
lambs, $40: other classes scarce: few ma
tive fat ewes I'D to 4.50.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Chicago Grain
3, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Nov. 28.-Buyers re-
turned to the grain pits today to
hoist wheat prices a cent or more,
with quotations for other cereals
tagging along on the rise.
Best demand was centered on
December futures contracts, which
became deliverable next week. This
apparently was based on reports of
scarcity of commercial supplies, with
stocks of deliverable grades in posi-
tions to fill contracts understood to
be small at present. Some buying
also was attributed to milling
interests.
Wheat closed 1a-11k cents higher
than yesterday, December, 89h -3s;
May, 87-871s; corn unchanged to
s. up, December, 635s-A; May,
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Nov. 2S [P.-Butter: Re-
ceipts. 640.263; steady: market unchanged
Eggs: Receipts. 1904 firm;: refrigerator
extras. 21l2; refrigerator standards, 21L;
other prices unchanged
Poultry live; i car in; % trucks: hens
and springs firm; ducks and geese easy;
springs, under pounds. colored. I4Ha;
Plymouth Rock. 1914 White Rock, 1914:
ducks, 412 pounds up; white. IL; small,
colored. 95 small. white. 9h: geese, over
IL pounds, IL; other prices unchanged.
Potatoes arrivals, III: on track, 443;
total United States shipments. 352;- sup
plies heavy; trading slow account of cold
weather. Colorado McClures market weak,
Idaho Russet Burbanks, u s. No. 1, 155-
so; Colorado Red McGlures. y. 8. No. l.
/, LIS; Minnesota and North Dakota Cob
blers, $500 per cent U. S. No. l. 95-1.00;
Early Ohios, 5000 per cent y. s. No. l,
95-l 90; Bliss Triumphs, $500 per cent
q. 8. No. L, 1.00-05.
Evening star., 1940-11-28
OIdsmobiIe to Keep
Production at Peak
BY the Associated Press.

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 28.-Olds-
mobile division of General Motors
Corp. reported yesterday that its
sales of new cars during the second
10 days of November totaled 1857.
The total for the first 20 days of the
month was 1882.
OldSmobile deliveries from January
l to November 20 were announced
as 176,647 units. D. E. Ralston, gen.
eral sales manager, said Oldsmobile' s
plans call for peak schedules" of
production Throughout the balance
of this year and into the spring SELL
ing months"
Evening star., 1940-11-28
Winnipeg Prices.
WINNIPEG, Nov. % R-Grain rang
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, Nor. 2s LP.-The Cana
dian dollar lost small fraction in todays
foreign exchange trading. selling at 81
cents. Hong Kong and Shanghai money
were deprecated by hundredths of cents
and most other foreign monies were un-
changed.
Late rates follow tGreat Britain in dol.
lars. others in cents):
Canada.
Oficial Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: Buying. 10 per
cent premium; selling. IL per cent pre-
MUM; equivalent to discounts on Cana
dian dollars in New York of buying. 9.91
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, 13 per cent discount or $500 United
States cents.
Great Britain. oficial Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates.. buying 81 OF;
selling. 81 04; open market, cables, 81 .04;
Germany, 40.07n; (benevolent), 1880:
Finland. 2.05n; Greece. .6sn; Hungary,
19.77n; italy. sos; Portugal, 4,O1; Ru-
mania, ASH; Sweden 23.s5; Switzerland.
2321h; Yugoslavia. 2.35n.
Latin America.
Argentine, oficial, 2977: free, 1881:
Brazil ofncial. COS; free, sos; Mexico.
20.75n.
Far East
Japan; 23.4s: Hong Kong, 1886: shang-
lRates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicatedl
Nominal.