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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
De,.tI8e alters ,an>
Observation-Disclosures
It, 2lreentiniei,

C:e @irti6a'tsfrieie bes Sabres
t9s1 mahte auh niele 9eutihe in
"r1entinien ertpcrbs. ,mb arheitslos
mo 3tpans Die tortise oeutid)e Se.
meir'daft CUR ginSiibruns eines
Silfsperfes. oas 5urddJIt aus Der
Sbenoe por 8elo. uno Sadbeitrdsen
bcltarb. Mit oieien Spenoen errid.
tete Die oel:ti6e ssobltdtisfeitseeien.
itbait Mdnncrs l,no Sralen.glters'
bei.ne. Iber Sami+ tparen Die orbeits.
i1h;aan unS o:be.tspinieen Wnnner
rcd, ni6t erfakt. bic fe,ne lrbeit iin'
Scr fonnter, aber a,,h niht bon Ils
;:oian Ieben tpol(ten. Ser @eoante
.,cr 1tnterbrinsuns oieier Selite i'm
Habmen elmer lan3tuirtifaftlihen
GempinYhaiisIeiitun erbielt 8eitalt,
1(s s.. 8. Stcuot gaoe 1888 einen
reiI ieines 2arbeutes bel GiOela
Dorna nit 2anharbeiterbaus unb
Sortenlnnb sur 0erfiiguns itellte.
Sm Herbit 1884 tpuroe bort i'm TO-
Gannnnten .2arbbe!m Gan 8enaro"
nit bier WGnnern Der erite 8etrieb
eiaseridtet Der iih i'm 2aufe BON 8
Sah,en tpi7tifnftsid erfoIsreid unb
oielie.tie eri1pidelte. Ter grfols tpar
aiisae3e:9net, ober Der 2aur eripies
Sidi cIs ou Hsin Nls nun stauot
feline peGtune san genaro I'm Sab.
Il 1897 aufsab. fdnb ano ertparb er
lie Woblta'ie.eitseei'llihaft in un'
lni!tc!barer Ndhe BON Buenos slires
eiren 311s Heftor eroben geiit NIT
secianeten Gebduben stpiiden BUR.
nco uno Won+e B.onoe. Sbnen
ertueiterte ii9 BIER oer getrieb une
.pulfe nod c0en &ihtunsen a,,sge-
ba,,t $eute fino Dor: 81 Mdnner
untcreebrot,t. shon bret Wonate
nah Der Groffnune bes 0anobeimes
S'ut ,aco tonnten bic anberen g:nrid.
unscn Der Eeutihen Mobltdtisfeits.
aeieu'hnft, bas Wen:ebeim fit %
alto W1nner ,lno Sns Grmlenbeim in
scmrerIep nit sS alten ssrauen,
eb,n.o bas Tertihe Solpital, oas
isrou"nbeim bes Te,tiden Grouen'
pereins uno bas Geutihe seemanns.
NIT la,brtrtffaftlihen Eroout
ten aller Mrt beliefert tperoen. gs
pirb nit sutem Grunse cine tpeitert
2eiih'nasiteieeruns ermortet. 10 baf
III ahfehbdrer 8sit bic gelbiterbal
h.re b:eies 2anhbeims erreidt ieir
iplro. Sn neuerer 8eit bentt man IL
gncaos Mires baran, fdmtlide iosia
lie Ginridhreen Bic gum Sell nod
oe!rennt ,.1drih;eren, III einem gro
fen En,idlnsrbanoe sIiammen5ufai
ier, roburh natiirlih bic tpirtiduit
liae Graft oler sosialeinridtuneer
tebsi,ten6 9eitetsert tpiroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
0erlubnnasbaa in SdjmeSen

Sn SIbfftpeben bat man iest Ell.
men @erlob:,nes5on als Neueruns
einG,sfiibrt. SeSsr 9eilnehmer an Die.
'en 'seiten erb1It einen 2os5ettel uno
BEL Vesinn Der Dcronitaltuns ,u:rb
'os Cos seaonen. &c beitimmt einen
tpei5'id,en unb einen mdnnlihen
7eilnohmer sur .De-lobuns" fir
oieien 9lbenb. aeon iiberreiht Dem
gaar Werlob,'nss saeihenfe unS feiert
gem 'infam sieie Uerlobuns. Gle oou.
ert 1n- Biz nadts 8 llbr. sollte aus
iola,er perloiter Derlobuns ie6o1
eine rihtise gEe tperben, 10 erh6lt
Sos iunee Daor bon ben Deronitol.
TERN o'eier sseite ale 3thoeitssei9eni
einsn Netras bon 200 aronen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Radio Nachrichten aus
Deutschland

1850 aursber:ht. eneliif,
t2:rc Wadriaten enaliih -
Dunn"rstas, 1. Tebraar:
Torm'ttoas goitern stanoaro Eime
Gas ;WahrihteR. en9liif
$40 Nahrihten, engli'b
Na"jnittass gaitern Stanoaro Sime
5:45 Wadr,dten ensIii4
6:t5 3eithngs'tau
1880 0cutitllnoefo
500 Iahr,tt'n. engliid)
s:4.. Tftuelle Vo-trdee, eneliih
9:O'' Nus ocm 9eiteeideben, enaliid
1925 gtaf,rid'ten. oeutih
10 81 Rahrid'ten. enaliid
1880 3ursberiht. enaliid)
1900 Nahrihten. ensliif
Treitae, z. G,brnar:
gormi:taes gaitee,, STANDARD Sime
6:45 Nahr'dten. eneIiIh
$40 Nadrihten. eneIiih
RaGmittoes gaitern stanoaro 9ime
j:45 Nahr;h:"n eneliih
6:t5 Ssit,tnssifou
1880 Teutid)lanocho
200 Nahrihten. engliib
100 Nus Dem 3eitseid eben, enaliid
1918 NaGrihten. oeutih
lO:m Wadrihten. eneliid3
1880 Gur,be' 'ht, enaliif
1900 Iahritien. eneitid
ai.beroem reroer ie nod geoarf
uid,l,se Pahridten BON Gall 81 Gan
aut 81 'onitleer 3eiten eeienoet slen.
oerrrsen ser Senbe5eiten uno @eI.
!eli~9en tpproen ietpeils iiber ben
Sc, yer befan1taeaeben.
Ds, Teutihe anr5tpcllenienSer iit
iiter. oab iein. &orer In 9oroame.
rifa ibm eeraoe iest nit oer sleideu
Iuf.nerfiomfe,t tpie bisber folgen
uVrcen unb bi.tet S:e. periihert 81,
ein. bah er ois seine tun tuiro, Inn
81 "n Gag fit Gag Elm umfaTenbes
Bib Der Gage uno Der 9atiohen su
sebes.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

Homan5e'tnna:
SITES an6ere tpeib iie In 6es Der.
tralters erqrauten auperl6fiieen
Ssrhen beitens untersebraht."
- Srntoem lpiirSen .pir ben erarot,.
ten 8crtpaIterhdnben aeleeentlih ei.
ne fIe:ne weriiinaunssfur NIT @oiier
anh Scife empfebIeu!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

Yoecns beihehal.en toe, ben. 2eoielif
ben bHuerl'den Samil,en, unter oer
auf Den &uf bes ssiibrers auriidfont
me,:aen Gnltshe,'tiben mub fdon
porher in hieiem Moum cine ne,e
Se,mat urh cine neue Griiten; eege.
ben ,peroer."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Sunrtaa. 20. sSanuar:

yorreittoss guitern stanoarb Simc
6:4s 9nhrid,ten. eneIiih
$50 Tahridlt>,,, ereli'h
Na! u,ittogs 6 rittrn Stanbarb Timc
5:4j Rohrihten ensliif
6:15 2eitl,ngsifou
7::3O Deutihloncrhc
500 Tnhriften eneliih
S:4' GllIturppi trnee. eneliih
9:OC Nus benz 9eitae'heten. eneliid
1918 Nodlrid ten. oei,tih
1O:9D 'Tadritter. ensTiih
1910 aursber:t,t ensliid
t2:0C Tahrihten enaliih
Nontaa, %. Sannar:
s'orw;ttoes gaitern stanoaro 3ime
$3.50 Tahridten. englifd
5:4t HohritIien, eneliih
Nattrittoss eaitern stanoaro Time
6:4S Notrihtsn. ensliih
6:iS Seitlnasihop
7:3O Tentihlanheho
500 Rahrihisn. ersliih
s:45 Mftuelle s'ortr1ee eneIii4
9:0r ,Ins Dem 2s,teeiteben, ensliid,
1918 Not,ridlter oeutih
to:3n Nahrihten. ensliff
1880 Gursber'dt. ensIiid
1900 Nnfrid zen ennliidh
9iens.aa 30. Suunnr:
go.'niitass Glitern Stanoaro Gime
6:46 Nahrif+'n. ensliih
$50 9tahr,hten. ensliid
No.4 ni:tass G,itern stanoarS 9ime
5:4S Nohr,ft"n. -ersliid
6:t5 8eitunss'h1u
7:3" :Teutihlrnbeto
sou Nahrihion, ersliih
900 aus Sem Scitseid,eben. enslii4
1898 Mohri,tten, oeutih
1890 Wahridten enaliib
1880 aursber:ht. enelii@
1910. Not,rid,ten. enslif9
Mitt,podj. 81. SGnnar:
goemiitaes gaitern stanoarb 9ime
6:45 Natriftrn. ereliih
S:3f, Nahr 'httn. ensliid
Hed mittass Gaitsrn stanoarb 1ime
5:4E 9atrihtcn eneltia
6:t; Seitunes ifau
1880 Teutidl ,nbrho
So Nohr,h.fn engliih
sou Mus benz Sp:tseihehen enslii&
tO:i5 Ndhrid,ten. 6amtih
10.3b 9iahritteu. enaliih
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
stprni's Nloenfr1uter

1. sSurni's NlpenfrGnter
lit Die Massntdtistcit anresenbe gses
bi5in, bic Don Sauienoen ie,t lbef
@enerotionen erfolerei4 dnaeirdnot
iplrbe. @enn Sic ii1 n,iioe tiblen -
tpenn Sbr Daasen unb Sbre gers
nui1lna nift in Grbnune iino-ipenss I
Sic flinftionen bartleibie. xsrpos.
teiInobmsIos iino. inter aopftdmer.
gen Ietben - 70 leiben Gle bielleidt
llnn0tigeripeiie auf @runo teblerbdt'
ter Verbdurna iiro NuSf9eioung:
Veridnffen Sic Iit bic erftaunlt8
tpobIti,enoe 8irtltna bon 0srni's
Mlpenfrauter. gs fpirft miISe nnb
griinblif} in bieier bierfa6en Weiie:
Is bilft Der 9dtigfeit Ses Nd9ens; e
reellliert Den Stliblsone; es bermebrt
bic Nlisiheiblira blir6 bic Nieren;
es biIft unb be1hleuniet Derbd,i,ine.
Sic Hatur per1nat oft in ibrer re9els
mdbi9en SGtiafeit Der Nusf4ctoun0
onrd gineeipeioe rno Nieren unb
honn tpiro ;surni's alpenfrdnter, bic
Naeentdtiefeit dnresenbe MebiSin
NIT ibrer gelinben, r1tIben @irtun9
Sbnen belfen, iiberfliiiiise Mfaufons
s~ASOAIoJS pSs.
2. sSorni's 6eiI=Oel Ointment
Geiben sic niht LANCER an ben uSs
ertrd9li6en rbeuntatii9en pber s.eais
raleiiden S4mersen, andlenben
Niidenidmer5en. iteifen urb f4mers
5enoen WusfeIn. Geritdu4unaen nnb
Gerrenf,lnsen, Stobtplinben, iudenben
coer brennenoen Siiben - perf9offen
Sie ii@ idneIIc. dnsenebme Qinbes
rl.ne nit Jprnt's 1eit.cei eininest.
Gin miIoernbes, d,1tiieptiI&es 1&meras
Iinbernbes Nitter. bas felt iiber 80
Sdbrer in Tduienhen bon 1eimes
dn9etpanbt ipirb. gs brennt Hidt,
nod 5iebt es glaien. &c 1T nidt
nebria ober fettie. gs ipirft i6ned.
nno 1T tpdrmen6 unb bur1brinaerhx
Spariom i'm @ebrau9. =
8. syprni's Magulo
(fsribe. DsrntS Ssases.e etsssss)
Gin 1lsge5eihnetes dltolii1e3 8eils
1tttel i'm @ebrdu4 felt 1885, bdS
t4relle 2in6er,irg brin9t bel: Aopfs
thmer5en, laurent Wdaen, Sobbresls
ren, 1lebelfeit nnb GrbreGjen. kerrors
gerrfen bur1 5u piel GGure. 8ertSou
bel ber 8ebanbluna bon Our&fun,
&rdmpfen unb grbre&en ouf @r,inb
bon Son1merbeihtperoen. e iuirIt
f4neu uno idnedt dnseneBu,.
DR.. PETER FAHRNEY Z sons eo.
epe;tal'cffeste - 0ekelTe1 Gle -
Or. Peter Fahmsy Ssas. Dept. O1oeS
2Sol Washington Blvd, Chiesgs, III.
Bite, ferben Gle mir fcIaenbe 1robe.
Gotnen portofret, noflr ID iergenbeR
getroe beifiiee:
q $1.00 fiir fenS 2.Ilnsen 4rsbeRo,
i6en 0ssni'S MIpenly6ntev.
q $1.OO ttir aipet reenIdre 6Ot (SX Il
un5eD 1Iaf6en 8SsotS Z
9eI'cet 2tniHe1t.
q $1.OO tiir 3iuei reeuIdre 0O< (sH 4
nn5en) GIaf&en SssSt'6
Maapls. 4
q Bite ferben Gle bie MeStatN bax :
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

$50 bis 9 80 rorn. gST.
.mt G,s9 - ~ "a N 200 1856
1t:.O porm - 1925 nahm. GSS.
aif $50 - 1914 m 1920 fSa
.irIr sonnts1s)
Assn nod,m - 100 mpreens GSI
a.s $50 -25 40 M 11.77O tNs.
4:5u nod,m. - 100 mergens eST
OF T}g - 81 90 m 9,6t0f$3.
Ore @enp Tfg 1T auf beionoeren
8,a't nieler S6rer elngefiibrt NOR.
oeu uno oiil IT, lpdbreuo Der @lnter'
mprate beionrers euten gnpfons
aebr:
1src'tas rs. Sanuar:
go~1ittuss G!,itc.. stanooro Eime
6:4r Tohr'f,ten enaliIf
s:3C Radrihtpn. crgliih
Nad,mittacs gaitprn Stonbarb time
5:45 Taflr, hten eneIiIh
6:15. Seitrnasif,au
1880 Gcutif,Ionh"tc
500 Nntriht"n. ergli'h,
600 Mus Dem Seiteeihehen engliih
1915 Tnd,riditer oent't,
spnnabcnh. ~ Sannar:
gorru;itaas Gnitern Stanoaro Simc
6:4t Natrittcn. snsIiih
S:?p Tadriht'n, snall'd,
gsa6 n,ttass Cnitern Stunbaro Time
5::4a s,nhrihtrn ensliid,
CTS Seit,nssihau
7::3o Teutid1lanordhc
500 9'ndriften. engliid,
9:0h slus Dem Se,iaeiteber. engliih
tO:.5 Nafritten. oeut'f
10'31 .Tohridter, engliid3
1870 sfur,be. d.. en1liitI
1900 Iafriften enaliit
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18
D Farm Implements
81 livestock

FOR SALE, 4 mules about 14OO lbs.
hay baler. 2 mowers and 2 rakes.
11a mile south of Meloland. w.
K. Shannon. 9-25
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

Farm implements 30 Farm InaDIenaents
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18
Business Services

FALL Rains ahead. Be prepared
with a Hartzell roof.
S. l.. HARTZELL t& SON
| 725 Park Phone 251-W
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

7-ft. Norge refrigerator ........ $3.50
eft. G.. E. refrigerator ............ $500
5-ft Westinghouse refrig. -. $500
5-ft. Majestic refrigerator - $25 90
IMPERIAL HARDWARE co.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

Lost, Found Astray

PET SKUNK. No odor. Call Ted
Kenny, 1861 or 642 Len Rey. $50
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18
I3 Business OPPORTUNITIES

2 ROOM apt. furnished, including
lights, hot water for shower, $3.50
per week. 1888 Park. 9-7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

8 Personals, Speclas Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

HIGHEST prices paid for your
scrap iron, metal or rags.
SAM NALIBOFF
584 Broadway Phone 589
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

FURNISHED flat for rent. Also
room for one or two 704 State.
9-18tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18
% Country PrOperty-SdLe

FOR SALE or rent, East u, SWh.
S 4, Town. Is. Rye 16. Write G. b.
Seward, 20lh So. Hoover, Los
Angeles. 9-19
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18
% City Property - Sale
rs Miscellaneous FOR Sale

SUITCASES 39cc up; Lockers 4.50
up; Trunks 595 up. See them at
DELOZIER FURNITURE
542 Main Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

HOUSES and apartments. Furnished
and unfurnished. Large and small,
Marie Land l20 No. 9Th.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18
IS Trucks Tractors Traiiers

HOUSE TRAILER BARGAINS
SITS UP. II to l8 mo. contracts
PAVNY'S TRAILER MART
Trailer Brakes and Equipment
Phone 7342 PALM SPRINGS
9-17tf
Imperial Valley press., 1940-09-18

GROOM fur. apt. Frigidaire, dry
filtered air cooled. All ult. free
exc. gas. Sc wk. Mission Apt.
9-2ti
Evening star., 1940-05-17
ReseIye Banks Buy
Few U. 5. Bonds
h War Slump
Only 81 yooo, 600 Worth
Purchased 70 Help
Nervous Market

" t1ss Associated ITpas.
Tho Federal Rese1ve, Board dis
closed yesterday that the u Federal
Reserve Banks bought only 370oo 900
worth Of Government bonds last
week in spite Of sharp fluctuations
In the market caused by the inva-
sion Of Holland and Belgium.
The amount contrasted with about
400. .000. 900 worth Of purchases made
last September to stem declines In
the Government bond market and
with q $500 0.O0O, 900 authorization for
purchases which the banks could
have used.
The IL banks, on May Is, were re-
ported to own 47.A74 ,00o, 900 Of Gov
ernment securities
The board also reported that due
to gold imports and Treasury deficit
spending. Idle money In member
banks Of the Federal Reserve System
increased $170. .Oo0. 900 last week to .
record total Of % go 900. 900.
The boards statement said:
During the week ended May Is
member hank reserve balances In
creased t217 O0O. 900. Additions to
member bank reserves arose from
increases Of STA 600 900 In gold stock
and I'll ,000O IN reserve bank
credit, and decreases Of go, 600 900
in Treasury cash and 81 900 900 In
Treasury deposits with Federal Re-
serve Banks, Offset In part by In.
creases Of 100000 In money IN
circulation and $4,000 900 In nou-
member deposits and other Federal
Reserve accounts. Excess reserve of
member banks on May Is were esti-
mated to be approximately $6,300,-
000, 600. m increase Of 4l70, 600 600
for the week.
HOLDINGS Of United States Gov
ernment bonds. direct and s,laran-
teed. increased t70o0yo 900 for the
week."
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Chicago Grain
~ the Associated Prsas

CHICAGO, May ia fresh wave
Of selling swept over the turbulent
wheat pit today. driving prices down
more than S cents from yesterdays
close and putting the market near
the lows reached yesterday, when
the weeks sensational collapse of
values was halted.
Pessimistic news from the allied
front In France and Belgium over
shadowed all other market factors
and brought q renewal Of the same
type Of distressed liquidation which
has characterized trading In previ-
GUS sessions this week.
Pit brokers expressed belief trade
fears regarding the outcome Of
fighting In Europe was causing
many dealers to unload wheat bold
ings against the possibility of .
short duration of hoStiNties. At
least this was deterring buyers from
giving the necessary support to
absorb the selling that appears they
said.
Although rallying slightly Just be-,
fore the bell. wheat closed 3h-5
cents lower than yesterday; May,
06X II: July, 64x "; corn, 1N-2h
down; May, 6lh-A; July, 6l-61h;
oats, z-1h Oh, and rye, 2h-3A
lower.
! Earlier the market showed more
stability than had been witnessed
In any previous session this week.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reports A,N1,@1
Net in Quarter
Result Compares With
$2,525. .S7z in Same
Period Last Year
~ the Associated pssss.

~ the Associated prsss.
NEW YORK. May i7-Ihe penn-
sylvania Railroad today reported
March quarter net income d a.
902,0ol. equal to - cents . share.
against @253S872. q 10 cents, in
the corresponding 1859 period.
Union Pacific.
Union Pacific Railroad system
earned March quarter net income Of
$1,418, ,744, or 10 cents q common
share, compared with $s92, ,020, or
SO cents q preferred share, q year
ago.
Southern Railway.
March quarter net income Of
Southern Railway Co. was $27e, 600,
or 46 cents q share on S per cent
preferred stock, compared with net
loss Of $25l .66S IN the first quarter
last year.
2oth Century-Fox.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Corp. reported for 13 weeks ended
March 30 net operating profit Of
$353, 3,376, compared with net income
Of 81, 1,224,2 $50. equal to so cents q
common share in the comparable
period last year. The company
stated profits in the latest period
were sumcient to cover preferred
dividend requiremnts.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. May II. m Omitted states
Department Of Asriculture). ).-0alable hegs,
1000: total. 10000: moderately active and
1918 hfkher than Thursdays averase. On
$50 pounds and down: heavier weights les
active: around $40 up: good end choice
1s0-270 pounds largely b.90-6.20; top,
6,25: 270-350 pounds: sos 80: sovs around
4.e0-5.25: best hght weights to around
salable cattle. 700: salable calves 200;
practically ali killing classes steady with
some strength on meager SupUiy COWS:
steers LARGELY medium to good Grades at
s.7o;9. .st: no strictly choice hsre: fev fe
s:25: beef cows e;2s,7.50. xith esnners
bulls steady at 7.10 down; others weak;
veslers steady: selects up 70 1900; -.
Tnursday. iat lambs closed strops 70 Is
Weisht: closely * sorted ci,ppsrs, 1000: rood
and choice kinds, o.e6-SS: medium 70 sood
xoolskins; 1925 md 10:SS: ons double So
1895; today's trade. no .tradins. on fat
lambs; holding z few loaAs best TED clip
day: btddins generaly unevenIy lower.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Foreign Exchunqe

NEW YORK, May IL Up.-The Swiss
franc turned abruptly upward after early
weakness today. but pressure against the
British pound became more aggravated:
vas cents lower in relation to the dollar.
Increased pressure coincided with news Of
allied reverses in the war.
The Swiss franc ran up .O7 Of cent de-
soeSe soon Ss rumors mish
The Canadian dollar lost V cent and the
French franc .03 of q cent
Money DEALINGS continued sensitive to
shifting cuIrerts in the war news and
ss3mpsHretiveiy ssnH large fluctuations were reg
Late rates follow (dreat Britain in dol
lars. others in cents):
omeisi Canadian Control Board rates
premium; selling. IL per cent premium;
equivalent to discounts on Canadian dol
isTs lsIHI IN Hex ~ York Of buying es1 per cent:
Canadian dollar IN New York open mar
Europe:
Great Britain. demand. 321h: cables.
3;22: 60-day. 318h: 0O.day. 317N: Bel
f,1' apa 9gnSSoted; So ,1se Dsnmaft ,snauossd IN
4o.o2: (beneyoientS. 1850: Greece. rs;
Hungary: 17.65n; Italy. sos: Netherlands
unauoted; Norway. unduoted: Portugal,
3325: Rumania .52n; Sweden. "a. 81;
Latin America:
Brazil. oniciaL sos; free. 5.IO; Mexieo.
16. .S5n.
5ss.a: sp n.:si ss.4s; Hons kons. ao.as: sn.ns.
CRates in SCOT cables unless cthsswiss
indicated n-NominaD.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Peoples Drug Elects
Churchill treasurer

w. n. Churchill has been elected
treasurer Of Peoples Drug Stores
to succeed the late George Z.
shearer, former treasurer. who died
last week from injuries received In
an automobile accident near York,
Pa. it was announced today.
Mr.. Churchill, former president
Of the Washington branch of the
National Association Of Cost Ac-
countants, served rs controller for
Peoples since 1926. He Is . mem
Der Of the Washington Board of
Trade and several fraternal organi-
zations. His residence Is at 1911
Forty fourth street NV.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Boston Wool Market

Department Of Aericulture) .-Tfadin9 vss
rather slow on the Boston wool ma1ket
today. Sentiment. however, Was oome-
Buyers were making inquiries for wool
but they were inclined TO await further
deveiopments In the foods market before
try-packed. three-eishths and auarter-blood
bright feeces were quoted frmly ct 37-SS
cents In the greese. delivered 70 users.
woods IN original baSs were quoted mostly
ct 1886 cents: secured basis althoa9h an
occasional small lot Was offered beloW this
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Oil Probe Is Bocked
By Virginia Jobbers
~ the Associated Press.

~ t6o A4o0c12t40 eTo98,
RICHMOND, Va. May 1.-THE
Virginia Petroleum Jobbers' Asso.
citation went On record yesterday IN
favor Of Offering the assistance Of
its members to Attorney General
A. p. Staples In his investigation OF
the petroleum industry In the State
with reference to prices and pos
sible violations Of the antitrust
laws.
The action followed . report On
the preliminary study made by the
attorney general pursuant to q reso-
lution Of the 1910 General Assembly.
The association also indorsed the
program Of the National Marketers'
Association Of Washington, D. c.,
in favoring enactment by Congress
Of the pending Gillette and Har-
rington bills for divorcing market
ing Of petroleum products from
production and refining.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Smaller Peach Crop
Expected in Georgia

By the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, May 17.-Heavily
damaged by unseasonal April freezes,
Georgia's peach crop may fall one
third short Of last years yield of
100000 bushels.
A short crop Of early varieties Of
apples Is forecast by orchariists, but
late varieties, including Yates, are
expected to yield about 90 per cent
Of normal. Midseason varieties, In
cluding Delicious, are estimated to
yield about % per cent of normal.
The Georgia Crop Reporting Serv-
ice estimated the 1910 peach yield
at ASH, 900 bushels.
All varieties Of apples are expected
to yield around 400, 900 bushels. The
State produced $4,000 bushels in
1880.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
New York Reserve Aids
Bond Market Slightly

~ the Associated PTesa.
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE Fed
eral Reserve Bank Of New York
extended only slight support to
Government bonds during the Eu-
ropean crisis which brought severe
Losses In stocks and corporate bonds
this week, the banks condition
statement discloeed.
The net increase In Government
holdings was but $3,761 900, in-
dicating the Government market
was able to maintain . fairly steady
course by itself in contrast to the
lArge-scale help 1t was necessary to
throw to It last September when the
outbreak Of hostilities In Poland
was followed by wholesale dumping
Of Federal loans.
Member bank deposits for reserve
account increased $l52 ,3S3 900 and
gold certificates on hand and due
from the United States Treasury
were boosted $161, ,758y 900. The United
States treas,rers general account
declined to $l1o,l50y000 from $l5o, :
$4,000 . week earlier.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, May II ~.-Print cloth
estimated ct more than 5000. 600 yards
and y Of cent yard below mill prices.
The brisk demand from converters was
sold to Government aseneies. 0ovrnment
bids to Be opened In WeShington today
Washable dress goods were most active
IN the rayon section. With shsrkskin and
even.
SIX undergarment manufacturers are
still awaiting o more stable trend In raw
Price cutting in nylon hosiery = not ex-
pected to ahect all-silk hose to any
extent.
war uncertainties continue to hamper
operations in woolen Goods, althOugh fair
amounts were sold. Some purchases have
been made for summer coats. tveeds and
worsteds.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Advertising Agencies
Headed by JobIer
~ the Associated Press

" the ASSocaated Press.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Atherton
w. Jobler Of New York yesterday
was elected chairman Of the board
Of the American Association Of Ad.
vertising Agencies. succeeding A. L.
Btllingsley Of Cleveland.
Jobler told convention delegates
he could not quarrel greatly" with
activities Of the Federal Trade Com
mission "in its efforts to clean UP
advertising" through legislation
such Is that relating to the mar
ksting Of food and drugs.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Growth Of Airlines
Laid to Advertising
By Tie Associated Press.

81 the A0oc12t90 E10o0.
CHICAGO. May 17-Harold Crazy,
. vice president Of the United Air
Lines, reported yesterday that Ad-
vertising was . major factor h the
growth Of domestic airfines.
He told the Chicago Federated
Advertising Club that airliues car
ried $4,000 passengers In 1880 and
estimated that they would carry
2,B00,O 600 In the United States this
year. The airlines increased their
newspaper advertising - per cent
In 1859.
Evening star., 1940-05-17
Libby, McNeiII Names
McDougoII Choirmon
~ The Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 17.-Edward q.
McDougall, president Of Libby, NC
Neill d Libby, yesterday was elected
chairman Of the board and was sue
ceeded to the presidency by Daniel
w. Creeden, who has been execu-
tive vice president.
AcDougall has been associated
with the packing and canning or
ganization for 80 years and has been
president for the last 18 years.