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Evening star., 1940-11-21
ARLINGTON VA

Sf5 mo- rms, NV h; bus and
school 50 81 mo- rm, OIL h I, bys,
bus school. COLLTON, $500 Sth s.. S..
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DODGE 1899 Special 2-dr. sedan. This
car originally purchased from u.s. is prac-
tically as new as the day it was bought
The jet-black finish and spotless interior
shows that this car has had excellent at
tention. Heater equipped and now only
$500. THE TREW MOTOR CO., 1926 l4th
ST. NV. and 14th and Pa. ave. sc. "Our
24th Yca-'
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CHEVROLET 1899 sport sedan: radio,
heater, S0orlight. immaculate our Thanks
giving special: only - 50. See it today az
our uscd-Car fair. KENYON-PECK. INC,
25Ol Columbia pike, Arlington Village.
CH gSn5
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ARE YOU SAVING MONEY?
OR JUST RENTING A HOUSF2
" AIRLINE VILLAGE HOMES"

Offers YOU a big say.nE Buyins one Of
putting money in the bank. Only S33.fO
per month pays all carrying charges
De luxe bath. modern EItChCu. retriEer-
stor. automatic heat. Located ten minutes
from Government buildings.
You Shouldnt Ms. S-e.4g Tho Homes.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 93- '1-.on panel. fine ap-
DearaGCc. good tires. rcCOnd toned truCEs.
. o choose from. Addison Chevrolet, I522
IAN nv. EObar. 800
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ond COM GROUND. APP. $4,000 FEET
Sc at 35c per #. Near r. r. Box GA.
Star "a
STORE AND 7-R. APT @O2 11th ST. NE.
-Remodeled ike new. Business and home.
PHADEN. Fl ABE NA. ao75 OR OLIVER 6446. 90.
LARGE STORE
Ideal Northwest location. Full cellar
with double toilet facilities. 4-room, bath
and porch apartment ABOVE. 2-car ga
THos f JARRELL CO, REALTORS.
1nfh Ct n W MA 0IHN.
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PACKARD 1899 club convertible coupe.
original black finish, tan top. black leather
upholstery, heater: perfect condition. Ssa1
till January
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PONTIAC 1886 6-cv!inder 4-door +-pr.,
sedan, radio and heater. excellent cond.-
ton, only 500. Nj. Harr.ngtou. 1880
Champla.n ST. E.W
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% UHh > I,
HYATTSNULE MD

Newly renovated room BUNGALOW. fun
basement a modern C0nven.erCCs, l9rE7
lot, shrubber!cs and trees; convenient to
stores and TRANSPORTATION -ig 30 monthly
FEDERAL FINANCE e. REALTY CO. gI5
New York ave. n W. Ma. ;4IG.
Evening star., 1940-11-21

PACKARD 1897 "I9O' conv 4-dr. touring
sedan, one of the snappIest cars on the
used-car market today; radio. heater; beau
tltul red finish; genuine leather upholstery;
1925 lam 81. NV. DE. 1909.
PACKARD 1910 10 club coupe; beautiful
black finish. custom Motorola radio, heater
and defrosters Just like new driven
1924 actual miles Special today only
SN4? Loving Motors. Your Packard
Dealer 2421 l4th ST. NV. RE O5O3
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can get loan Of $4,000
if you can make monthly pay
mentS of S704.
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-30l SO. ARLINGTON RIDGE RID
S33 40 PER MONTH ONLY

For a fye-room brick house, tuIl basement.
AUTOMATIC heat, retLEerator, de .u',e bath.
Ii- I'M IlLHG ,,, ,,r 10 Gol ti.,Ls p, Dos
Bargain Investigate House a. 1I6
@@'h I'd. south, Aurora Hills. Va. IS fur
nl~hed and open for yOu- IVsDCctlou
Ca- L--- - On L-m- N-.--- : .t.
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BUICK 1897 four-door sedan $3.50 I'M
macu4ate. Flood Pontiac, 422I COnEectl-
cut WO S4Dl
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N-LVfN T BERGMAN
EDMUND Il tMAlERLCH.
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PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door touring sedan.
o.lala! black finish Ike new. radio new
seat covers. d one-oWuc- car Thi, car Is
S1o the ayeraco. -...9 LOVING MO-
TORS. yuC- Packard dealer @4g3 IIth
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PLYMOUTH 1"Io de luxe town sedan:
pr.c.eod FOX aulcE sac. S5f5 SEE II TO
DAg , 44,,,.C,, r GU Cheyro.e- used-csr far.
kENfON-PECK. INC, 25uI Columbia pike.
e. -.AatlL. VI CH aSnL
Evening star., 1940-06-05
By the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, June 5-The bond
market encountered increased selling
pressure as the session wore on today
and in the last hour declines were
more numerous than gains.
The group of specialties which
gave the market its principal support
in the forenoon held up well, how
ever, and gave up only a small part
Of their gains. In contrast, the
morning losers of fractions in some
cases extended the loss to a point
Or more.
Launching of new German
offensive against France appeared
rot to disturb the foreign dollar
group to any extent, although some
o. the Italian issues appeared bit
soft.
Power 5l2s were among the best
gamers, while lower prices were
taken for German Is and Australia
ass.
Corporate issues in demand at
gains of fractions to point or so
sncluded International Mercantile
Marine IS, Central New England As,
Detroit Edison AIS, Armour As and
American Telephone 314s.
Unchanged or slightly lower were
International Hydro-Electric IS,
american e. Foreign Power 5s, Beth
Gahem Steel gas, Illinois Central
s'4, Puerto Rican American Tobacco
GS and Southern Pacific 4l2s.
United States Governments again
showed little variation in price, with
trading in this group extremely
quiet.
Pressure let up trifle in the final
hour and pronounced regularity
appeared in all groups.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
New York Produce

NEW YORK, June 5 LP.-Egss. 41,7s1;
weak. Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy,
ls-2012; extras 1712-'4, storage packed
firsts, l7-l7l4: graded frsts. 16la-a4 !:
current receipts, 1874; mediums 14-14l4
dirtieS No. /, 1414; average checks,
=, Whites Resale Of premium marks,
21ia-24. Nearby and Midwestern exchange
19ia-o1: Specials, i9: i STANDARDS. Ill i7ss; = 81
resale OF exchange to fancy heavier me-
diums. l7,a-20. Nearby and Midwestern
Browns: Nearby fancy to extra fancy,
19i2-21 "a. Nearby and Midwestern spe-
cials, 10: standards, 1874; mediums. 1914
Butter. 1872 13o. steady Creamery:
Higher than extra, o1-2T34: extra (92
score). -2624 frsts (sS-9D, 25-26A; sec
onds ,S4S7). 24-c43.
Cheese. 216,95s. steady to frm Prices
UNCHANGED.
Dressed poultry steady: frozen. boxes.
turkeys. Northwestern youns toms 1912
q; other fresh and frozen prices un-
Live, poultry weak. BY freight. fowls.
colored' 16ia-17; Leghorr. Isle: old
roosters., 10: turkeys hens, Is BY ex-
press chickens. Rocks. 25; Reds. o2-23:
Leshesnss ssses % q; b5oile5s D5a Rocks 2425;
1920, small to medium. 1915: fowls,
colored. 16A-l7; Leghorns, 15la-17;
southern, 15-16: pullets, Rocks, 3O small,
26-21; crosses. 1929 some 30: small.
"a: Reds. 1927: old roosters, 1I-12; tur-
Keys hens Is: young toms, 10
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Steel Firms Receive
Growing Volume Of
Domestic Orders
Export Demand QuieteL
Except for Heavy
Allied Buying
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 5.-DomestIc
steel business has expanded in near
ly all directions, wiue export de-
mand, except for heavy Allied buy
ing, has quieted, Iron Age said to-
day in weekly survey.
The upward trend in production
is developing in a comparatively
orderly fashion, the steel magazine
said, but larger domestic business
has resulted In higher steel op-
erations, increases in backlogs as
new orders exceed production and
shipments and in advancing scrap
prices"
"A sobering influence" said the
review, "is the realization our own
national defense program may not
develop with the speed that was al
first envisaged so far as large scale
steel requirements are concerned"
Despite the possibility of bottle
necks in certain branches of the
industry, such as alloy steels and
coke, Iron Age said steel and pig
iron output will increase still fur
ther because:
Heavy specifications for sheets
and strip against recent low-priced
commitments have been placed and
will be turned out rapidly, although
the tonnage is so large that OBJ
servance of the June 80 headline
may not be possible in all cases.
THE automobile industry is about
to place orders for 1941 model pro-
auction; the rails are expected to
initiate repair and equipment buy
ing programs.
These, together with Allied re-
qulrementS and the eventual needs
for our defense program, assure a
high rate of production while the
war lasts"
Scrap markets continued to
strengthen despite lack of influence
from export business. The Iron Age
scrap composite price advanced Al
cents to s18.58 a ton.
steel lngot output this week rose
212 points to 80l2 per cent of the
lndustry's capacity.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Kresge Gives S7,650,000
In Stock 10 Foundation
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne Associated Press.
A $7,650,00O gift of stock from S.
S. Kresge of Detroit to the Kresge
Foundation was disclosed today by
the Securities and Exchange Com
mission.
The gift, one of the largest re-
ported in several years, consisted of
100000 shares of S. S. Kresge Co.
common stock. When the gift was
made on April 2 the stock was
selling around $3.50 share, but it
is currently quoted about $40.
Gift taxes of not less than ST.
100000 will be involved, Treasury
experts estimated.
Another large gift was listed in
the S. E. c. report of April transac-
tions by officers, directors and prin-
cipal owners of corporations.
Samuel H. Kress of New York do
mated 82,303 shares of S. H. Kress &
Co. special preferred stock to the
foundation bearing his name. Its
value was more than $1,00O,000, for
the stock was selling at $3.50 on
April IT. the date of the gift.
Mr.. Kress also reported q gift of
approximately $4,000. It involved
2,275 shares of S. H. Kress & Co.
common stock, then selling around
$29 share.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, June 5 P.-Poultry. live,
80 trucks; thin and heavy springs easier;
t""s over pounds. IA; 5 pounds and un-
der, a: springs, 4 pounds and up;
plymouth Rock. 26; White Rock. %; other
Butter, liza: sol. steady, prices un-
changed.
Potatoes, 95:: on track, 353: total U. S.
shipments. 9O7.. New stock, supplies lib
eral', demand slow. market weak: Cali
fornia, long whites. washed, q. S. No. /,
under initial ice. .3O-35; U. S. No. /,
under ventilation. 2.25.35: U. S. CONNER
eial under ventilation, 215-25; Alabama,
Bliss Triumphs. few sales. u S. No. /,
washed; 2.25-40; one outstanding car.
$50; U. No. l: -unwashed. 215-25: late
Tuesday, car, 2.40: U. s. No l. size B.
washed: 1855: unwashed, 1926 Lou
isiana Bliss Triumphs. few sales. u s. No.
l., washed, .2.40;. U. 8. No. /. unwashed,
2,1O-25: old stock. supplies light, demand
slow: market slightly weaker: Idaho Rus
set Burbanks. U. S. No. /. $50: late Tues
day few sales, 26O-65: North Dakota Red
River Valley section. late. Tuesday. Early
Ohios and Bliss Triumphs, fairly good
quality. few sales, ITO.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Washington Produce

HUTTER-e5 score. tubs. 1884; 1,pound
prints, 29A; l4-pound prints, 29A: 81
fSo S.opound 'i1 prints asas; 81 score core tubs tubs
prints, 2s'.; 80 score, tubs, 26a4; 1-pound
7rints, 27i4; i4-pound prints. 21a+; 80
pound pPnts Pirhss 26 80 Slnty prints a4
L1VESTOCK-Calves, 9; spring lambs,
20: pigs 12O-13o pounds 3,25-3.50; 100
$40 pounds, 3 35O-3.75; 140-15O pounds,
E9O-4.15; 150-l60 pounds, 4.25-4 so;
l7O-210 pounds, 46O-4.s0 2@0-240
pounds. 4O0-4 80; 100000 pounds, 4.25-
ABS; sows. 25O-3.00; whole undressed
calves. 912-1Oi2: lambs. 1ll2-12.
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
EGGs-Market, about ready. Prices
celved from. grading stations June 81:
Whites, U. S. extras. large, 21-23: U. 8.
extras. mediums 1913; U. 8. standards,
large. 1920; U S. standards, mediums.
-6-lT U. S. trades. 14-17 Browns U. S.
extras. large, 2022; U. S. extras, mediums,
Ills: U. S. standards, large 1920; U. s.
Standards. mediums, 1917: o S. trades.
5f-l1. For nearby ungraded eggs current
receipts. whites 16; few higher; mixed
eolors. Is; few higher
LIVE POULTRY-Market about steady.
Ieghorns, i2-14 ROSTERS, $40; chickens:
Virginia Rocks, broilers and fryers, all
sizes. 23 No 2s. I4-16 Delaware Rocks
and Crosses brolers and Fryers all sizes.
90; No IS. 14-15; Leghorns broilers, .
pounds and up 1913; some higher; under
2 pounds. 1915; turkeys, old toms, 1O-11;
hens, l3; No. IS, hens and toms, $40.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Ban on Foreign Corn
Will Be Requested
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
The Agriculture Department indi-
Gated today it would ask the Tariff
Commission to raise import barriers
against foreign corn.
Offlcials said they had learned
that upward of 100000 bushels of
Argentine corn had been contracted
Tor delivery to Pacific Coast ports
this month.
The grain was sold subject to the
existing import duty of 25 cents a
bushel. officials explained that in
asmuch as American corn prices
were considerably above world levels.
Argentine shippers apparently could
pay the duty and still come out
ahead. PE
The Tariff Commission has au-
thority to impose import quotas on
competitive farm products. Such
quotas, already in effect on cotton,
virtually close the doors of Ameri-
can markets to foreign commodities
involved.
Offlcials emphasized that the
United States has a surplus of corn
and that consequently there was no
need for importing the grain.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Auto Registrations
Well Above 1889
Levels in April
TotoI 348, 594 Units,
Against 264,650 in
Period Year Ago
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 5.-R. L. Polk &
Co., reporting today on a tabula-
ton of new motor car distribution,
said that registrations in the United
States in April numbered 1884
units, compared with 303,605 in
March and 264,65O in April of last
year.
The tabulation shows there we're
54,83l new truck units registered in
April this year, compared with
52,2l9 in March and 45,O84 in April,
1899.
Total registrations of new cars
for 1910 up to May were given as
1,l45,844, compared to 880,842 in the
first four months of 1899. Truck
registrations in the first four months
of 1910 toaled l94910 units, COM
pared to 16l 1884 in the like period
Of 1919.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
United Air Lines Sets
New Record for Nav
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 5.-United Air
Lines flew an estimated total of
20,870,700 revenue passenger miles
in May for an all-time COMPANY
record and IS per cent gain over
the 1858, 300 revenue passenger
miles flown in the same month
year ago, it was announced yester-
day by R. w. Ireland, general traffic
manager.
Last months volume was an in
crease of 81 per cent over August,
1889, the previous biggest month in
United's history, when the company
flew 17217,434 revenue passenger
miles. 1t also is gain of 296 per
cent over the 1906, ,798 revenue pas
senger miles flown in April, 1910.
United's passenger traffic for the
first five months of the year is 81
per cent over the corresponding
period of 1889, Ireland said.
United flew an estimated 100000
airplane miles in May as compared
to 1,582.20l airplane miles in May
1889. The increase in payload is
illustrated by the fact the gain in
airplane miles was only 277 per
cent as compared to the IS per cent
increase in revenue passenger miles.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Big Strawberry Harvest
Brings Lower Prices
BY the Associated Press.

bS tFe HSSOCldteQ ITesS.
PRINCESS ANNE, Md, June s.
A huge, luscious crop Of strawberries
is pouring to market out of Somer-
set County fields. but growers re-
ported prices we'll below those of
last year.
They estimated the average re-
turn is ST so a crate, against about
S225 in 1889
Hot weather and late season
brought almost all varieties to ripe
ness about the same time and this
was partially responsible for the
price fall.
Pickers' pay has been cut from
3 to cents a quart, but growers
estimated pickers have received
about $4,000 to date.
Somerset marketed 10000 "a
quart crates in the first 10 days of
the season, shipments showed.
Many hundreds of crates were
reported bought for cold storage
in Crisfield in the last two weeks.
They will be sold in the winter and
spring.
Prices have fluctuated at Crisfeld
from above So for 24-quart crate
to a low of 81. Growers estimated
the average price would be below So.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, June 5.-The Associated
Press Weighted wholesale price index Of
35 c9mmodities ni today declined to 7l.27,
Previous day. 714a: week ago. 1852;
E5a E5sn sssss s ssss III l'ss silt ssiilt
u926 average equals 1000
Miscellaneous Markets.
Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
STRAITS IIN-Futures closed un-
pounds July, .52.75: September. So. Dob;
December. 52.oon. No sales in lead and
,4iS m' ceFFE3spot quiet Santos No. 4. 7h-
5s at 6.4O-7l0. Santos No i "D' fu-
lures closed 81 lower Sales. $50 bags
July, 5.72b; September 5.s4; December
!5.99b. Rio No. "a" futures. S-11
,0Iaa Raw si HIDEs1gStpres ,E1 age % closed 1928
2.3sn::. September a;5ob; December. Q. 73
RAW SILK-Futures No. closed b-3le
lower Sales. $50 bales October o45iab:
November, 2:43l2b: December. 2.43ia.
tracts july, eos5: septem6er. 10 Di is: De- De-
sember' 1883, Smoked. ribbed spot,
WOOL Tops-rutures closed UNCHANGED
to 8 points higher. July, $50; October,
Ha; - Decsmber: 92.4. Spot standard tops,
CocoA-oFutures closed 9 to II lower.
ber 4.63n; December. 473.
b Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
A!eisner Brothers Sales
Lag From Lost Year
81 the Associa ted Pre-.

By the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June s.
Neisner Bros, Inc, national variety
sore operators, report net sales last
month were s1,886,587, decrease of
355 per cent from sales of 81 1885 ,432
IN May, 1899.
Net sales tor the first five months
of 1910, however, show gain of
1.19 per cent over the comparable
period last year, President j. M
-Jeisner said,
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Four Directors Quit
Guaranty Trust Co.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 5.-W. C. Pot
ter, chairman of the Guaranty
Trust Co., yesterday announced the
following directors had resigned in
accordance with the Banking Act
of 1885:
Robert w. Goelet, w. A. Harri-
man, Thomas w. Lamont and
George Whitney.
The portions of the act influence
ing the resignation aimed at re-
stricting interlocking directorships
between banking institutions.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Furnace to Be Opened

DULUTH, Mimi, June 5 (P.-
The Zenith furnace plant of the
1nterlake Iron Co. announced today
its blast furnace, banked since
March /, will 60 on a full 24-hour
schedule for the manufacture Of
pig iron starting tomorrow.
Evening star., 1940-06-05

In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reoreanlzed under the Bankruptcy Act, or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates Of dividends in the foregoine table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annual decara-
extra dividends are not included, a Also
extra or extras. d Accumulated dividends
paid las year Declared or paid so
last year Cash or stock kAccumu-
lated dividends paid or declared this year
ur Under rule. WV With warrants. XIV
Without warrants. war Warrants.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
New York Cotton

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 5.-Cotton
futures were easier today as Bombay
and spot houses sold. Support was
limited to scale down trade and
local buying.
Weakness in outside markets
combined with war news from
abroad, checked speculative interest.
Late afternoon prices were un-
changed to 10 points lower; July
(old) selling at $50, and May 805.
FUTURES closed UNCHANGED TO 8 lower.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
New York Sugar

NEW YORK, June 5 -Speculative
selling and outside LIQUIDATION sent world
sugar futures down as much as 7 points
TO-DAY Although prices rallied in mid
lower. July sold at ] 90; September, lis
Domestic futures also recovered when
local and speculative buying found sellers
hesitant Prices were 4 lower to / higher
July, 50: March. 1855
Raw sugar was quiet. Philippines were
offered at 2.15 cents and duty-paid Cubas
weer nominally 215 to $50 cents The
market was strengthened somewhat by
report that the British Ministry of Foods
had purchased 1OO. 600 tons of Java sugar
for prompt shipment at a price equivalent
to % cents fob.
Refined remained 80 cents
Futures No. 3 closed unchanged to ,
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Dividend Is Ordered
By Marine Midland
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June 5.-Direc-
tors of the Marine Midland Corr,
bank holding company, declared to-
day dividend of 10 cents per share.
payable July ! to stockholders of
record June IA.
Evening star., 1940-06-05

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed to lower. Sales, 1856 con-
tracts. July, sos; September, 597b;
September, 5.97b; October, 600; De-
cember, 6.04; January, 6O6b.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Maryland Tobacco

A slight increase in average prices
all qualities OF stemming and kranulat-
ang seconds is reported on the Southern
4 by the Agricultural Marketing Service
There has been no change III averages
on any of the better qualities of bright
snd dull crop. The general quality of
the offerings has improved and the volume
of sales has somewhat increased.
Producers f1rst-hand sales for week end
a1g May 81 amounted to 1,436,594 pounds.
bringing the season total through the
fourth week OF sales to 3,5Os,156 pounds
Average prices per 100 pounds by quail
aty and approximate ranges on bulk Of
gales follow:
Tob of med Average. RANGE
fo heavy h1dy
Evening star., 1940-06-05
New Orleans Prices

NEW ORLEANS June ) lP,-Flrm spot
oasis supported the near months in cotton
futures today while new crop positions
were depressed by larger crop forecast
ana weakness in other markets. Closing
prices were steady points net lower to
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Odd-Lot DEALINGS
By the Associated Pres

6y lIt SSSUCIdttU Icoo'
The Securities Commission reported to-
odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for June 4: 2,717
purchases involving 66407 shares; 2.05e
sales involving bO,173 shares including 40
abort sales involving 90s shares.
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. June s.
Sales STOCKS High. Low Close.
3 Baltimore Transit 81 81 81
100 BALTIC Transit of 50 50 80
80 Consol Pow com 20 20 20
10 Consol Pow pfd 112 112 11o
$50 Eastern Sug AS vt IA IA ~
l44 Fidelity g. Guar 21 - 81
40 Finance Amer A aH 9Hs a1s
"a Hous Oil of vic 1534 1874 l5a4
500 North Amer Oil LOS los O5
25 Mt Yer w Mis- pfd 4OH4 40L 40t4
20 U Fidel e. Guar 1872 16l2 1917
BONDS
$4,000 Bal TT deb As A 30 80 80
$500 BALTIC Tr IS A "a "a "a
Evening star., 1940-06-05
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, June LP.-National As.
sociation OF Securities Dealers Inc.
(Quotations as of 2 o'clock
Evening star., 1940-06-05

Capetown, South Africa, banned
horn blowing between 8 pm. and
6 am.
Evening star., 1940-06-05

Ranges quoted do not represent ex-
treme price range in each quality, but only
on bulk OF sales. Approximately two
thirds of total)
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Chicuqo Stock Market

:, CHICAGO June s LP,.-Followins is
the complete list Of transactions on the
Chicago Stock Exchange today:
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Cottonseed Oil,

Middlins, SPOT G.-inch). 1O.1S.
n Nominal
Evening star., 1940-06-05
Stock and Gales

3 5 4&4 AZ.
zoos 301s 80 80
1905 1875 l24 124
Is a 3a 4
l 21a Pa 21a
2 u y "a
25s l02 102 102
2 Ga 65s 6Ss
l SO So SO
HOS las las las
a 5 2& 2A
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Evening star., 1940-03-10
Residential
And Official
News Notes
Mrs. Roosevelt
On Speaking Tour;
Berles Entertain
Continued From First Page.)

CrestWood drive, whose marriage to
Mr.. Calvin Ramtton will take place
today at her parents home, was
honored at dinner dance last eve
ming at the Shoreham Hotel. Miss
Chiyo Thomas. daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Ebert D. Thomas, and
Miss Margaret Condor, sister of the
bride-elect, were the hostesses.
Others in the party were Mr..
Howard Anderson, who will be the
best man, and Mrs. Anderson; Mr..
Max K. Kimball, Miss Lucille EN-
NETT, Mr.. Ralph Dorius, Miss Lena
Johnson, Mr.. David Morrell and Mr..
Harry Ravitz.
Mrs. Peter Arlington
To Go to New York.
Mrs. Peter Arlington. who has
been staying at the Mayf1ower Hotel
during the past week. will leave to-
morrow for New York to attend the
flower show there. Mrs. Arlington,
who is chairman of the historic
activities of the Colonial Danes of
North Carolina, came to the Capital
to attend the tea given Thursday at
Dumbarton House. and she will re-
turn here again in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mars, who
have been spending some time in
Miami Beach, have returned to their
home here.
Mrs. Jacob Pyrah was hostess at a
bridge luncheon at her home m
Euclid street Monday afternoon.