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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1895 WHITTIER ST. NV. vic. 10th and
Alaska ave.-Front bedroom for 2 pvt.
bath: new air-conditioned home. RA. 2007.
1641 K ST. NW-Nicely furnished single
room. private bath; Excellent board, :.
Mr. NAVY YARD Boiling Field-Large
room: room , board optional; private family. Lin
1917 F N;W.-vacancies for gentlemen
Large double and triple rms, good home
cooked meals; mr.. Govt. bldgs,: S3l-S35.
BEST NV; RES. sEcT;-Lse.,. attr. rm, S
rath. in pvt. home. eopt as bedrm. and it. Iiv-
ing rm comb, twin beds, box springs; maid
SERVICE saNtSe.p uni MI, phone: bus stop at door,
Van Ness St EN- 1850 ~ ~
1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N,W.-A dis
tinctive home for young people, in an un-
surpassed location; reasonable.
.O13 MASS. AVE. Dupont Circle--Jewish;
Portable rooms. excellent food %
TWIN-BED ROOM. semi-pvt. bath; also
single; good food: reasonable. Columbia
1928.
1909 N ST. NW-Newly decorated, show
walking distance; ownership. Mrs. Botz.
COR. 18th AND SITS. NW.-Attr. rm.,
big closet home cooking; gentleman. 1101
18th st. n.w Apt. POI.
GI SS r.nad AvE yUns yeoos fool ,nss
double basement rooms. Reasonable.
EXCLUSIVE GUEST HOME, overlook
ing 10th st. 10-acre lawn. :, rooms. pvt
bath. Rates reasonable Shepherd 1855 9'
2131 MASS AVE.-Lovely new room with
private bath and cabinet shower, for l
or p cheerful single. A snap for young
man share room. running water; $50. in
clud. excel. meals. Also beautiful triple
with private bath. Enjoy this beautiful
home with 40 young people. The prices
Will please YOU. Dupont 94O4
5315 10th ST NW.-Msster bedroom.
shower: graciously styled Groom suite:
fne food: Southern hostess; ideal for per-
manent or transient. RA. 7713
1910 CONN. AVE.-Lovely single and
double rooms In refined home. Delicious
home cooking. Michigan 1850.
3103 10th ST. N.W-Modern, clean Jewish
home; near bus and park. Columbia 5e6s.
NEAR CENSUS BLDG-Clean. Good food
Twin beds. $40 and $40 so. Men. 1904
Independence ave. s.w DI. 6522.
LOVELY GUEST HoME-Double room,
next bath and shower. Also single. Food
variety. 1888 Kennedy st. NV.
1909 18th NV. above Mass ave-sinsle.
double. one with bath; 25 years exp. We
aim to please (owner).
CHEVY CHASE-No place like home Guest
desired in private family: delicious meals.
Children welcome. Wonderful trees. WI.
351O.
1862 BILTMORE ST. NW-Rm With pvt.
furnished screened porch running water:
attractive home; excel. meals.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ICCORDION-1t isn't necessary to buy an
Instrument If you want to And out II you
would like learning to play. II you are 4
respon sible person we Will loan you an
accordion without. charge or deposit of
any kind The only cost is a nominal fee
for private lessons, which you pay for as
they are taken. not IN advance: This
struments National 473O. kits, 1880
G st. NV. Gn the middle Of the block
ADDING MACHINE, Burroush's; s"2. SO,
I'd. Apt. I. CO. 1925. Blausteins.
ANTIQUE Eeyptian wall hansinss. lot
ssod sse cabinet Vs So; cost ssso pr: isft ssah
French Oriental runners sss ca Rare
$500 Conn. ave. Apt. 90. Wo. $3.50
ANTIQUE and modern silver for wedding
gifts at great savings, Also flne Minton,
Wedgvood, Cauldon china. Murray Gal
leries. 1924 Goth st NV. Dupont 1911
ANTIQUE WALNUT LOVE SEAT Q match
tnf chairs. rose and acorn carved; also
baby basinette and bathinette Apt. s,
1ss2 Col. I'd. NV. Columbia 0622.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.


ARLINGTON-Pleasan room. home en-
vironment; excellent food near Colon ial
Village. 113! North Veitch st. CHI 61lS.
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive. well-furnished
studio room with private bath, unlimited
phone: modern home; S25. SH. 3095.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS MD-New de-
tached home; 3 beautifully furnished bed
rooms, ! with pvt. bath phone service; ga
rage optional 326 High ST. WI 1433.
ARLINGTON-Cool corner furn room next
to bath; near Fort Myer. Unlimited phone.
Chestnut 5949 o.
ARL., VA.-Nice, clean, cool single. double
close to Fl Myer: all conveniences; l0c
bus; one block south of Wilson Theater at
Col. Vii. 1890 18th st. N. After z. %
FALLS CHURCH-If you want to enjoy the
comforts of country life with conveniences
OF the city inquire about double room for
two gentlemen or couple in fine. secluded
home one block off Lee highway in Falls
church. Breakfast optional. No other
roomers in the home. Tel. Falls Church
] 1435-W for appointment
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RELIABLE moving service costs no more
padded vans fully trained men, no vor.
ries, no risk Call Merchants, Ma. 5000
Movers for As years
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LARGE APARTMENT-S65.

Irrovrnc,og a3,Ug LhMCNa 81. NW;,
permits immediate rental OF large. beauti-
full and extremely COOL apartment Re-
sseption s hall, living room 12xsl IT., corner
overlooking Rock Creek Park Dressing
room, with Murphy bed tthis room has a
junior dining room, well-eouipped kitchen
and bath with shower EXCELLENT 0IjT-
LOOK, Delightfully cool all summer IN
speet spec tnlS wee week end For further informa-
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ROOMS WANTED.

1918 Sth ST NJ W-Rms for light hoI
keeping, settled couple preferred
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY for sale. centrally located does
over $500 wkly. business: very low eX-
penses Invited careful investigation. Sell
very low for cash or terms If responsible.
rRp9
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GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET in high
grade residential sec, doing $4,000 mo-;
low rent with living quarters; reas.. terms.
Albert H. Cohen, 1042 N. Irving Arl., Va.
CH 1851 Res MQ 204S.
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GAS STATION, in busy location; very at
trac proposition. Albert H. Cohen, 1042
N irving, Arl., Va CHI. 1851. Res, WO.
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1915 18th ST. NV.
DESIRABLE DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
5ofh rooms kitchen and $1,000
rooms 70 bedrooms, c115 m
kitchen and bath ~AAo'OO
Electric RefriGeration and Elevator
Resident Manager
H. L. RUST CO..
10O1 18th st. NV. National s1Oo.
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ROOMS UkFURNISHED.

COLORED, 1852 ST. nw-Grl sha
nm. with another; consenial. homelik
laundry and kit. privilege. 50 week
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. goth
AND sts nw--1 room kit dinette pvt
bath; day SO or 2 persons; week, S1s;
month. $50 Full service. Frigidaire:
nicely furn Natl 5425
1928 HARVARD ST NW.-ENTIRE 2nd
floor. 2 large rooms. large kitchen and bath;
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CONFECTIONERY and delicatessen in good
neishborhood; priced for immediate sale
Albert H Cohen. 1O42 N. Irving, Arl., Va
Oh 1891 Res WO 2n4S
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HARDWARE BUSINESS, in growing section
Of city established Is years; reason, bad
health Exchange for $4,000 home, NV
sActinn RnY sc Star e
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

THE VIVIAN. 1928 81 W. orfers lovely
rms. ell with running water: newly deco.
rated ard furn,' inner-sprins mattresses.
Venetian blinds, showers switchbd elev
single. SO 90 wkly up; dbles- &s.6 up
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
BOLIVIAN CLUB.
RET,MONT GAPnEN
MAEFRED ARMS. No. 2

1888 R st. n.w.-Msre thaa q boardir
house, less th An q he.el
Dupont 010R Switchboard
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PRACTICAL NURSE wants unfurnished
room must be clean and reasonable. Call
Warfield 1890
CONGENIAL YOUNG LADY. Govt. employe.
would like large unfurn. room in home or
apt. Woodley 5453, 1-S:3O am
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1862 Bn.TMORE ST. N.W.-Rm with pvt
furnished screened porch; running water
attractive home: excel meals
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING g STORAGE.
(Contlnued.)

SMALL APT. OR BUNGALOW. NEARI
suburbs, furnished Or unturn. BY July
Republic 03s3, after g.
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ROCKS. r. I. Reds White Leghorns. S7.5
6lQ K st. NV Metropolitan OOS9
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1882 NEWTON ST. N.W-Large room,
bay window, fireplace; also small single.
Cool, quiet; pvt. home; nr. transp.
GORDON HOTEL. on beautiful 10th st.
between Eye and K-Lovely rooms with
running water: sinEle from 81. so weekly;
double from 81 $50 weekly: with bath from
$12.e0 weekly; 24-hr elevator and switch.
board service: excellent dining room.
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th nv
Lovely rooms newly decorated, runnins
water, inner.spfing mattresses; singles. %
uD: doub., 81 uD: showefs, elev.
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BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING MA
closed our Southwest yard Its entire
stock has been combined with that Of our
Northeast ward. Here you will fnd the
greatest selection of used material in the
City. Foundation to roof at rock-bottom
prices"
The entire personnel of our Southwest
yard Will be glad to serve you at our
10Th and H SITS. Northeast Branch
uECuINCED Cn
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
SELECTED RAILS
liked BY BUYING
Interest In Carriers Given
Boost BY Approval Of Trans
portation Bill

NEW YORK, Sept. TO- Up -
Buyers boosted a selected group OF
rail bonds today but allowed many
and foreign dollar loans
to slip.
Interest in the carrier group was
given a flip by final congressional
approval of the Omnibus T~ransporta-
ton bill. Gains, however, were con-
fined largely to fractions although
a few issues tackled OH IS much
as 2 points or more.
Higher were Illinois Central 4 3-4s
at Al IA, Erie SIS of rs at 10 3-4,
Delaware and Hudson RefundinG As
at 81 10, Nickel Plate 4 LIS at DO
3-4s, New Orleans Texas & Mexico
IS of SO "C'' at 80 and Missouri
Pacific Collateral IS of II at 16 1-2'
British Empire issues took the
worst licking in the foreign list al
though faint signs of a comeback
appeared in late trade.
Closing off as much as 4 3-4 points
were New South Wales IS of so al
81 IL and SIS of 81 at So, Canada As
at 80 ga and Brisbane IS of 81 at
"a. Most Latin American issues
tended downward.
Turnover of $4,161, 100, face value
compared with $4,OOS, 100 Monday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-R-U. S.
Dept. Agr.)-Potatoes, arrivals W;
on track $50; total U. S. shipments
1888; supplies rather light; for best
quality Idaho russell demand mod
crate, market firm with slightly
stronger tendencies; for other va
rieties all sections demand very
slow, market dull with weaker I'M
dertone; wide range in prices &C
cording to condition of offerings
especially northern section; Idaho
russell burbanks U. S. No. l, 100;
Idaho bliss triumphs U. S. No. l,
1.6O; Minnesota cobblers 80 III. S.
No. l, go Minnesota early Ohios
80 U. S. No. l, .95 Minnesota bliss
triumphs IS to 80 U. S. No. l, .85
to 100; North Dakota cobblers 80
U. S. No. l, 80; North Dakota ear
ly Ohios 80 U. S. No. l, .95; North
Dakota bliss triumphs IS to 80 U.
S. No. l, .85 to 100; Iowa cobbler
fair to generally good quality .85
to 100. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
e YORK SUGAR

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-R-Su-
gar brokers operated warily today
as they surveyed the course of the
war and repercussions on the world
supply and demand situation.
Domestic futures closed I'M
changed to l point up on sales OF
8 $500 tons. Cuban and commission
house interest perked up toward
the finish.
In the world list a broker who
usually acts for Cuban accounts
pe%rsistently sold March at "a
cents. Local houses bought and the
list closed unchanged to l up on
turnover of only $500 tons; Mich
IA LIB. May Z LIB.
Raw sugar was about unchanged
with Puerto Ricans and Philippines
available in September and Octo-
Der positions at 2.72 to 2.75 cents a
pound.
Refined remained at 4.20-4.35
cents locally.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
WHAT STOCKS DID
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. Sept. lO.|REBest
grades of slaughter steers hit a
new 1910 high of $13.75 in steady
trade today, although other classes
we're weak to Is cents lower. Hogs
moved lower for the fifth consecu-
tive session, the top falling to $40.
Spring lambs moved slowly on 10
bS cents lower terms.
u. S. Dept. Adjustable hogs
1900; total 10, 200; weights 210
lbs and up and sows steady to 10
lower than Mondays average;
lighter weights 10 to Is off; ITO;
bulk good and choice 200 to 240
lbs. $50 to 7.05; 240 to 270 lbs. gen.
orally $40 to 100; most 27O to 800
IDS $40 to 80; heavier kind 600
70 Us; smooth 300 to 800 lbs. sows
S.75 to els; $50 to $50 lbs. $40 to
W; $50 lbs. up 500 to 80; shippers
look 500; followers 1000.
salable cattle 1000; calves L.
wv; better grade slaughter steers
ana warnings, especially tn o S e
Wlh weight, steady; all others slow,
weak to Is lower; top today 1875,
new nigh paid for 1888 lb. weights;
strictly choice yearlings 1880;
most fed steers and yearlings HOO
" l5.W; common n d medium
srassers bulls 1000; run included
a1ound 1000 western grassers;
mostly Wyoming yearlings; bulk
VI MeSe sold on country accounts;
,siiy sales $50 to 11.00; best held
t sl,ou and above; grass fat COWS
sio"' weak to lower; other COWS
sna all other classes of slaughter
.a'!le steady; best heifers It's;
'nolce vealers 1900.
ga salable sheep 5000 total $500;
b S.uW' spring lambs Is to Is lower;
b beSt natives and westerns CPS;
rati both classes 900; throwout
s ssa ZOO to so; fat yearlings and
1 mes scarce, steady; native ewes
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
MANY TO ATTEND
WILLARD PICNIC
All-Day Program On Thurs
day Expected To Draw
5000 Farmers, Others

More than 5000 farmers, their
wives and others are expected to
attend the Oath annual field day, at
the Coastal Plain station at Will
lard Thursday, September II, to
hear outstanding speakers d
view agricultural research prog
ress on field trips.
Speakers will be j. M. Brough-
ton of Raleigh, Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor Lt.-Col. G.. w.
Gillette of Wilmington, us. Army
district engineer Col. j. w. Har-
relson, Dean of Administration,
State college and James H. Clark
of Elizabethtown. Commissioner
of Agriculture W. Kerr Scott will
introduce Broughton.
State Senator Roy Rowe will pre-
side a. chairman for the day and
D. S. Coltrane assistant to the
Commissioner of Agriculture, will
be chairman of the demonstration
program.
M. G. Mann of Raleigh, man.
ager of the N. c. Cotton Growers
Cooperative association and Jack
Fisler of Ivanhoe, Sampson coun-
ty, will be speakers on the wom-
ems program with Mrs. Estelle
T. Smith, State college district
agent, presiding.
Exhibits by State College Exten-
sion Service and U. S. and state
departments of agriculture special,
lists win include tobacco grading,
egg grading, dairying, poultry,
horticulture, zoology, small fruit
and truck crop diseases and nurs-
cry. A farm machinery and rail-
way express exhibit will also be
included.
D. H. Boney of Teachey will be
superintendent of contests.
Field trips will be made under
the supervision of DR.. Charles
bearing assistant director in
charge of the farm.
The event is sponsored by the
U. S. and N. c. departments of
agriculture and N. c. Experiment
station. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-R-En-
couraged by the continued rise in
wooden garments volume, manu-
facturers are now showing more
willingness to operate somewhat
ahead. 1t was pointed out in the
trade today that label distribution
is currently running 10 per cent
ahead of last year.
Rayon print staples received the
major share of attention in less
active dealings. Novelty items also
were popular. Prices held firm,
however, with some weaves selling
IL cent higher.
A varied number Of construc-
tons in the cotton goods market
changed hands in light volume.
Silk dealings. were quiet at un-
changed price levels. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-R-Sales,
price and net change of the
most active stocks today:
Bklyn-Manh TT, 10, 900-24R; az
US Rubber, 9,900-22A; all.
NY Central, 9.200-13A; as.
US steel, S,100-55% an.
Gen Motors, 6,50O-47; ais.
Colum G and Ell, 4,600-5B; no.
Anaconda, 4,600-21&: no.
Curtiss- Wright, 4,600-7%; no.
Chrysler. 4,500-76h; as.
Boeing Arp, 4,000-15A; no.
Yellow Trk, 4,O00-14%; no.
Int Pap and Pow, 3,90O-14A; an
p ct North Ry Pf, 3,8OO-25k; as.
Gen Elec, 3,8O0-33%; DIS.
Int Nickel, 3.7OO-27%; as.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
More British Yarns
To Be Knitted Here

An additional order for a shipment
of British yarn has been placed with
the Bundles For Britain" organiza-
ton in New York City, Mrs. William
V. D. Ochs said yesterday.
The first shipment of yarn has al.
ready been disposed of locally at a
nominal price with the exception of
a new hanks for the knitting of
socks, sweaters, and scarfs for men,
in the fighting forces of Britain
Mrs. Ochs said.
All Red Cross wool, which is fur.
nished citizens free of charge, has
been disposed of locally and an ad.
ditional order is being placed, Mrs.
Ida B. Speiden, executive secretary,
said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
Tourists Spend Over 2 Millions
Here Annually, Baskervill Says

Tourists passing through the Will.
mington section spend $2,419,225 an.
nually or an average of $202, $50 per
month, j. c. Baskerville, executive
secretary of the Governors Hospi.
tality committee, estimated yester,
day.
Baskerville, head of the publicity
department., state department OF
conservation and development, said
the daily flow of cars through Viii.
mington had increased from All to
45l during the past year.
Records for out Of state car for
the year 1939-40 as compared with
the records of the year 1898 were
listed by Baskerville as follows:
For 1939-40, north, 1893; east, 1870,
southeast, 105; south, 55; and west,
902 for a daily average of 451; for
1898 north, 1870; east, 1865; south.
east, SO; south, SO; and west, 331,
for a daily average of All.
Figures for out of state cars in.
cluded northbound traffic over U. S.
III and 421 east bound over U. S.
II, southeast travel owe U. S. IA
and 76; southbound over U. S. 421;
and west bound over U. S. "a and 76,
Baskerville estimated 1880 cars a
month, 164,615 cars a year, or 40, $50
persons a month, 4S3,S45 persons a
year.
eff each of these persons should
stop in the Wilmington section just
n day." he said, each would spend
at least SIS for food, lodging, and
gasoline. The national average ex-
penditure is So per day per person.
Thus the potential spending power
of these out of state visitors in the
Wilmington area is: $202, $50 per
month, $2,419,225 per year."
Baskerville spoke Monday night at
g. meeting of the Wrightsville Beach
board of trade at the Ocean Terrace
hotel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
BALTIMORE POTATOES

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.-(R-Po-
tatoes-weak. Truck-N. j. 100 Id.
sacks cobblers U. S. Is 80 to 100.
Md. and Pa. 100 Id. sacks cobblers
and round whites U. S. Is IS to 100,
few 100. Rest unchanged.
Sweet potatoes-weak. Eastern,
shore Maryland bu. has. goldens U.
S. Is rs to 80, washed 80 to 100
Eastern Shore Virginia bu. has.
Jersey U. S. Is IS to 80, ungraded
IS to so. North Carolina bu. has.
goldens and Jerseys U. S. Is 65
to 80, ungraded 40 to 60. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
Rosa Corbett's Trial.
Continued To Saturday

Trial of Rosa Corbett, lilo North
Second street, charged with main
tanning a common nuisance by al
lowing negro men and white women
to ~congregate at her house, was con.
tinued in recorders court yesterday
morning until Saturday.
Calvin Elliott, of McCumber's Sta
ton, charged with an assault, was
found not guilty.
Josephine Cobia, colored, of Win
ter Park, charged with larceny and
receiving, was found guilty of lar
ceny and was fined $40 and the
costs of court.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. lO.-R-
C~USDAl-Hogs: Is cents lower
than Monday. Good and choice 180-
225 lbs 6.80-7.0 90; 100-120 lbs 500
$50; 120-14O lbs 5.5O-6.00; 14O-160
lbs 6.0O-6.45; 160-180 lbs 6.45-6.80;
225-250 lbs $685. 80; 250-3c0 lbs
6.00-6.5 so; over 300 lbs $685. 40;
sows under $50 lbs 5~.25-5.75; over
$50 lbs 4.75-5.25.
Cattle: Fairly liberal. Cows slow,
weak to so cents lower on common
kinds. Bulls about steady. Grass
fat dairy type COWS 5.0O-5.50, cut
tiers 4.00-4.50, Gamers 3.00-3.50.
Good sausage bulls 6.00-6.5 SO, lights
5.00-5.50.
Vealers steady. Most offerings Of
value to sell $50 down.
Good and choice spring lambs
9.50-9.75, common and medium
10000.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-REThe
Canadian dollar dropped 3-8 OF a
cent today to So 3-8 U. S. cents
following Mondays 1-cent loss.
The free British pound, however,
moved up IA cent to $4.O3 IL:
The Argentine peso rallied 1-2O OF
a cent to 1880 cents. Unchanged
was the Swiss franc at 22.79 cents.
Closing rates follow Great Bril-
tain in dollars, others in cents.)
Canada: official Canadian control
board rates for U. S. dollars: buy
ing 10 per cent premium, selling IL
per cent premium, equivalent to
discounts on Canadian dollars IN
New York of buying 9.91 per cent,
selling 800 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York
open market 10 SO per cent dis
count, or 86.37 IL U. S. cents.
Europe: Great Britain, official,
bankers foreign exchange COM
mittee rates., buying $4.02, selling
4.O4 ;open market, cables 4.03 IA;
Germany 4O.0On; (benevolent II.
95: Finland 2.05n; Greece .68;
Hungary 10. son; Italy $50; Portu-
gal 400; Rumania Am; Sweden
%. IS; Switzerland 22.79; Yugosla-
via 2.35n.
Latin America: Argentine off,
cial 29.77; free 1880; Brazil Off
cial sos: free sos; Mexico 20.35n.
Far East Japan 23.48; Hong
kong 23.O5; Shanghai $50.
(Rates in spot cables unless
otherwise indicated.)
N-nominal. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK. Sept. l0.-'H-Cot-
ton futures recaptured early losses
today and closed on a firm footing.
Final quotations were unchanged
to 8 points higher.
Impressive to operators was the
stability of the market in the face
of a government estimate Monday
adding around 1850, 600 bales to
the new crop over August l.
Exports Monday nil; season so
far 80, 1872 bales. Port receipts TO-,
703. Port stocks 2,657, 074.
Range follows: l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
MOTORISTS ARE ASKED
TO LOCK AUTOMOBILES
Chief Rourk Says Several I'm
locked Vehicles Have Been
Ransacked BY Thieves

Police Chief Joseph C. Rourk
yesterday issued a request to Will
mington motorists to lock their
cars when they are parked any,
where in the city, particularly in
the downtown section.
In several instances lately, the
chief said, unlocked cars have
been ransacked by thieves. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
France To Take Steps
Against Jewich Eigres

VICHY, France, Sept. TO- Up -
The Council of Ministers, meeting
under Marshal Petain, decided today
to take steps "of national security
against Jewish and other imigres
who have taken refuge in France
and are considered dangerous to the
country.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
BALTIMORE HOGS

s GILMORE, Sept. 10.-RE(U.
I'M pept' Agr.)-Hogs 55c. Mostly
cboi lo"er than Monday. Good and
N.Y. l1o to 220 lbs. IT'S to 40;
E On top 7.4O; 22O t. "a Obs.
so rO 70 IT'S; $50 to 300 lbs. $40 to
IAN i9o to 100 lbs. CTS to7.0O;
a. n 70 100 lbs. $40 to IS; 100 to
6 VS. Obs to 40; 100 to 100 lbs.
w 70 %. Packing sows 500 to So.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-11
CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 10.-R-No cash
wheat.
Corn No. l yellow 65 to 81 IL;
sample grade IS.
Oats No. 2 white 81 IL; No. g.,
20 to 30; No. 4, % IL; sample
grade 26 IL to % IA; No. l heavy
81 IA; No. l mixed heavy q to
81 3-4; No. l feed %; sample grade
mixed heavy u IL; mixed grain
%.
Barley mailing so to 81 nominal;
feed IS to 46 nominal; sample
grade 43 to A.
Field seed per hundredweight
nominal; Timothy clean $40; Al
sike cloverseed 900 to HOO; red
top 7.50 to 800. 2