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Evening star., 1941-04-01
Donations Pour In
Fer R. A. F. Bazaar
Al Piccadi|Iy Arcade
Helen Hayes Jewelry
And Buckingham Palace
Bomb Splinter Offered

Everything from the jewelry Helen
Hayes wore in Victoria Regina" to
splinter from the bombing of
Buckingham Palace will be found on
the shelves of the Piccadilly Arcade
when the r. A. F. Benevolent Fund
Bazaar opens at 1923 F street NV.
Thursday.
Gifts ranging in price from dime
to hundreds of dollars are pouring
into the booths for the benefit from
artists, musicians, school children
and members of Washington official
dom.
Viscountess Halifax, honorary
chairman of the three-day bazaar,
has contributed the splinter, as well
as a leather billfold sent from Queen
Elizabeth of England.
Pianist Donates Books.
Carmen Cavallero, the pianist now
appearing at the Carlton Hotel, has
donated several autographed books
of his records, and man who said
he was with the R. A. F. In the last
war volunteered to play the &C
Gordon in the arcade during the
SALE
Other contributors include Mrs
Francis Biddle, wife of the solicitor
general. who has donated copy OF
the third inaugural address. auto
graphed by the President; Miss
Mabel Boardman, Red Cross execu-
tive, some antiques; Nine. Fotich
wife of the Yugoslavian Minister
childrens dresses; Nine. Martins
wife of the Brazilian Minister, one
of her own porcelains of a woman
and child, and Mrs. Morris Cafritz
an imperial Russian porcelain.
! Vermont Cheese to Be Offered.
Mrs. Warren Austin, chairman o1
the food shop, recently returned
from Vermont with maple sugar anc
Vermont cheese. Stocking the fooo
shop will be New Orleans crab gum
bo, Hungarian cookies and Toheros
soup from New Zealand, the last do
noted by Miss Patricia Jarrett of the
Australian Legation.
All the posters and signs for the
Arcade have been made by children
in the art class at Cardoza High
School, under the supervision of DR.
John E. Washington. One Of theil
creations is mural showing the sky.
line of London during a bombing
The boys and girls, to make the
mural. pasted cutouts on the canva;
and then sprayed the paints on
with spray gun. creating realistic
smoke and fog effect through which
the buildings can be seen.
The shops of the Arcade will be
open Thursday, Friday and Saturday
from 10 am. to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-04-01
AS to how Gov. O'Conor-s meas

AS to how Gov. O'Conor-s meas
ures Jared:
One administrative bill-To estab-
lish a new department of revenue
and taxes, and make the present
Tax Commission an appellate body
never was reported out by a House
committee.
The alteration began when Dele
date John Clark, Democrat, of Har-
ford and Sergeant-at-Arms John
KEEPER scuff1ed at the rear of the
chamber, and the photographer, Alex
Malaschuk, sought to take a picture.
Immediately small knot of Dele
gates dashed for the photographer.
He left the chamber a little later,
only to be overtaken, and the inter-
cession OF a policeman ended the
disorder.
Evening star., 1941-04-01

disturbance OF MODERATE intensity Is
moving northeaestward over the Carolinsss; IS
Florence, s: C., lO05.I millibars t29 6s
inches). while another disturbance is NOV
ing slowly eastward over the Ohio Valley,
Cincinnati Ohio, 1005.1: millibars go SO
tnches). Pressure is high over the north
ern portion of the Lake rsgion. Marquette
Mich, 1918 millibsrs 5000 Il inchesS, and
Mont, I011. g, millibars !(29.s6 inchesl)
An extensive disturbance is moving east
ward, over the Plateau and middle Rocky
Mountain regions, Salt Lake City, Utah,
9a4.2 millibars (29.36 inches). During
the last "a hours there have been moderate
states and the Ohio valley. and rains Of
region. Precipitation occurred also in
the PACIFIC States and the Southern Plateau
region. Temperatures have risen consid-
srably in the Atlantic States, while they
Valley and the upper Lake region.
Five-day forecast for. the period from
7:30 pm. Tuesday. April l, 1941,. to 7:30
pm. Saturday. April 5, 1941. inclusive.
Middle Atlantic States, DISTRICT of CO.
EASTERN fsm sIss ad ass
tuesday night. followed by rather senerai
precipitation again Thursday night and
Friday, otherwise mostly fair. Somswhat
day, ;ciieaed by colder. Temperatures
mostly below normal.
Ohio Valley (Kentucky. Ohio, West Wiz.
sinia. Western Pennsylyania and Indianal
about Thursday and again at end Of week.
night, rising temperature Wednesday night
Temperatures mostly below normal.
Rep0rt for Last "a HourG
Evening star., 1941-04-01
Epiphany Church Lists
Fourth Lenten Service

The fourth in a series OF Ienten
services, sponsored by the Washing
ton Federation of Churches, will be
held at the Church of the Epiphany
at 4:45 pm. tomorrow. DR.. E. G.
Clark, minister of the Chevy Chase
Baptist Church, will preach. The
Rev. Richard NJ Musson of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church will
preside. The public Is invited.
Evening star., 1941-04-01
Congress in Brief
TODAY.

Senate:
Administration leaders seek to
reverse Yesterdays vote forbidding
Army and Navy purchases of foreign
food and clothing.
Leaders try for passage of big de-
fense and farm bills.
House:
Votes on bill requiring cotton TO
be sold on net weight basis.
Rules Committee resumes hearing
on alien deportation bill.
Oil Subcommittee resumes south
eastern pipeline study,
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Weather Report
FURNISHED by the United States Weather

y he
CoumbiaOccasiona with mild temperature lowest
tonight partly cloudy cooler gentle
tonight moderate northwest
the coast occasional rain in the interior
portion tonight partly cloudy and cooler
north early
fair somewhat colder tomorrow.
Vrgina-Cloudy slightly colder occasional
partly
Evening star., 1941-04-01
Greek Attacks Halted,
Italian Command Says
b, the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, April 1.-Greek attacks
on the Southern Albanian front,
the italian high command reported
today, were halted by Fascist forces.
The Greeks said they had sur
rounded an italian center OF re-
sistance," capturing 202 prisoners
and wiping out the rest.
Evening star., 1941-04-01
The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

Automobile lights must be turned on one.
half hour after sunset.
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Record Tor Last "A HOufs.
(From noon yesterday to noon todayO
Highest, SO, 4 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, So.
Lowest, As. 6:45 am. today. Year
ago, 40
Highest 6S, on March 3. .r.
Lowest. 15. on March 1S.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest, 66 per cent, at am today.
Lowest. 21 per cent. at 2 pm. yesterday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear
at Harpers Ferry: Potomac slightly cloudy
at Great Falls today.
Tide Tables
Furnished by Omitted States Coast and
Geodetic Survey .,,.
High ----------- 1850 an. ii:ss am.
Low - 6:14a 6:4s am.
Low Low --- ----------- 5:4s Pm. s:27 pm.
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Monthly precipitation In inches In Il
Capital tcurrent month to date):
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Trade Reports at q Glance

specia o
:ns sse' s III .as
all of the IL cities covered by the survey
sXLTTMoRE-spured by weather good to
retail expanded the week end and 10 per
after the forward rush anpeon banner Christmas
chsdues @ skd a aseS sup SSy s " '' Oil '
volume in the week continuing better than
bty ana the a furniture p market opened with attendance to IS
cent greater than last yar The steel dipped points to o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES expand plant
ing ps ssoooo from sp-
sh % Sas p cent but sn 1s hold RAINY
sales heightened
buying increased somewhat the week For month OF
turnover at wholesale was about 20 ne c.nt & S Sa S as o per
larger gains prevented by inability
@ sSssd a Year, Tx. .s 81 units sa
l04 p 9fa 91 spas r.nx weather oou
dollar volume per cent
sar Wee % S1rs mo sn a s % per over 1910 Whole
important and total turnover rs higher last year
Little change evident manufacturing operations at an
merchants continued to- eo soo s
over s The pace of wholesale activity maintained
very favorable lead over last and loan,
PAM in the week Check cent
rbsS is " LIE s1 by cooler weather sales
smaller gains Of Is to dry
oUn sso to report Large increases in volume estimated
FaVy industries worked capacity, largely
orders Bank cearngs gained
~ buying continued
Ahao OF 1871 wholesale activity Is Spoty
h merchandise moved rapidly mems
eVsy jobbes seasonay but the year date
W p n0a M % 100 per
LoUls-Rea spending accelerated considerably
over the previous week from
held Volume over 1910 but slow annareI
sales have left retailers with
seasonay quiet with n activity Heavy industries held
operations at very high rate although difficulty
obtaining materials cualed
as yet Bank clearings were 81
dyolu
per cent higher than the previous continued to show
moderate gains 1910 Industrial strong lead la4o
employment 81
week and 2241 last Sales window glass
tne lSt O months were more than
YOUNGSTOWNRe spending tapered off during tho ueek bu,
to run well ahead of the corresponding last wear Re-
inventories are unusually large anticipation rises and
h0loay volume Wholesale activity pace compa
OF capacity Orders with priority
now absorb major portion of output. "
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Rail Bonds Decline,
Other Corporate
Groups Steady
Carriers Forced Lower
By Threot Of Strike
On December 5
" the Associated Press.

0y the AssOClaleQ fTeS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-Rail bonds
continued to work toward lower
levels today, and at the close the
Associated Press rail average was
shorn of the l-point gain recorded
during the first half Of the week
japanese obligations were depressed
In the foreign list.
The carrier loans were pulled down
by moderate selling. inspired by the
latest turn in the wage dispute. the
threat of a strike for December S
by the operating brotherhoods. The
rail composite showed a closing de-
cline of 0.3 of point on top of yes
terday's drop of 02 and Thursdays
dip OF 0.5 of point.
Outside the rail division the tone
OF the corporate list was fairly
steady with scattered industrials
and utilities up fractions.
Showing final losses ranging to a
point or so were Illinois Central AZ S
at 40'., Lehigh Valley As at 2Sas,
Rock Island general As at 207s,
Santa Fe As Of 95 at l09ls, Northern
Pacific As at Y and American &
Foreign Power SIS at 66ia.
Gaining little were International
Paper IS. American Telephone IS
and New York Steam 3i2s.
Japanese 5l2s dropped 6ia points
and the 6 2s fell Is. The declines
were accomplished by small offer
ngs. Various South American bonds
improved fractions to a point or
more United States Governments
remained in narrow range.
Transactions totaled s3.ll8.5O
face value against s2,544,SOO last
Saturday.
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Dividend Meetings

NEW YORK. Nov. 8 ,SpeciaD Among
the important companies which will hold
dividend meetings next week are Column
bian Carbon Co. Continental Can Co Inc
Peoples DRUG Store. Inc. Spencer Kellogg
& Sons, Inc. and U. s Gypsum Co. A list
OF the meetings OF companies definitely
scheduled IS reported by Fitch Investors
Service as follows:
Monday November 10.
Columbian Carbon Co tcom ~. 10 a m.
Neisner Bros. Inc. ,com.l. 10 am.
Spencer kellogg 4 Sons. Inc. conn, II
am.
Tuesday. November II.
Newberry o. j. Co conn. II IN.
spear 4 Co $3.50 Ist and Cd pfdJ. II
am.
"wednesday. November IT,
American Laundry Machinery Co. tcom },
Cong oleum Marin. Inc (coml. 23o pm.
Continental Can Co.. Inc tcom). $50
Eastman Kodak Co. Of n J. t6% pfd
and COM. IL 30 am.
Kaufman Dept. Stores. Inc. t5Ns cum.
Proctor 4 Gamble Co. t5~a pfdD. AS
> u s. Gypsum Co. G~ ptd. and CONF.
Thursdsy, November IA.
Bayuk Cigars. Inc. conn. 10 am.
Copperweld Steel Co. t5s conv. pfd. y,
3 . m.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Domestic Wool Soles
Restricted in Week
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press,
BOSTON, Nov. Omitted States
Department of Agriculture De-
mand for most grades Of domestic
woods was very limited during the
past week.
Occasional sales of fine combing
Ohio delaine were reported at 49,
As cents in the grease.
Graded half-blood combing woods
were quoted mostly at 44-45 cents.
in the grease. Graded three-eighths
and quarter blood combing bright
f1eeces we're sold at 50-51 cents, in
the grease.
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Chicuoo Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov. 8 oP' United States
Department of Asriculturel ;-Salahlc
hogs. 900: tot al, $500; nominally steady
hardly, enough offered to test market;
holdover none: compared with a week ago;
weights under go pounds steady TO 10
lower: heavier weights steade to strong
soEs 15:a5 higher heavies up .o,Tss mott cou
pared Friday last week: Light and me-
dun weight steers STEADY to = IoTer r.
Is higher: top yearlinss and light steers.
70 sizahlc supply. 25;6o' but most most
cows 90. mostly $751; so: cutter cows
closed al $50 down and sausage bulls
At 400 down, with practical TOP vealers
1900.
pared Friday last week: Fat native and
Western lambs closed s5.s5 lower: :o weeks s,s,,
1ood and choice native lambs. 10000:
late top. II 40; most westerns, II .on-b0;
choice yearlinss absent. Southwesterns,
3 25; shorn Western lambs carrying some
wool. 1O60-S5: lightweight Western ewes;
B,5: bulk fat ewes, 50-5o so, with Gull
and common kinds 300-425.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

LIVLSlONh MAhhkI.
sr, Msrke,ings Marx ,n Of cattle were .omexh.t
and smaller than the eorrespondins corr weef
year ago. according to the Agricultural
culture M.ss. Fe.T sens ioesf Il as5
sentative.
supply OF steers va. largely medium
quite numerous. Good Grade steers OF
Yer. r.iasivsy Scarce Tradins l@s was fd; mild,
week the demand for handywelsht steers
:sh Wa. ,Ohs.s han for Cne.
in fairly good demand. Compared with
week ago. market on steers closed strong
Dpyne fGand to "'xmim
Demand for cows was quite active. closing
prices 25 higher than week earlier
% prie.: ve..r. s "Se1 Sed steady a1 With ses eIoss
last week. Hog market declined early, in
me week but regsined some OF this loss
with a week earlier. were down 10 on
weights under go pounds and down Ii on
butcher hogs over eco pounds and pack,
steady until late in the week when de-
cline OF % was reported.
Common and medium Of around, 500 to
] $50 pound grass steers cleared largely
s.5s160O. A few loads Of top. medium
and low srsdes Of 900 to 1885 pound
grain-fed or sra.s steers brought lolna
~ bN. rev knlAn IOls Oh ySdl
linss sold / o0s1l.5o. latter price top
for the week Common lsht-veisht and
medium weight steers sold downward 10
rs, stoeksr and feeder steers 500 =, TO
LishT-weishs stoeker calves sold 10 oos
100, on. small loi Of heiters 900:
head offered sold largely 6.5oss.5O, with
a few 900 Common and medium dairy
cows comprised bulk Of she-stoek and
b.ef bred cows sold upward 10 500. Late
IN The week esnners and cutter. ..! SOLD mostly
sGlS sponsst se"nwsTG mosEy 'e9,aas7s sls 0 fes
weishty and hesh bulls selling slightly
n'fntd Friday. hog market held steady with
Thursdsy. practical TOP 10 90. Good and
choice 100 70 geo pound barrovs and
so1so, ss brought s to tS 20 pound. 1s so
100 IGsa G to iso pounds, 3 io, sb.lS 60; 3.
q" go % oouna. HC 'GSnSs p.etn. 20"
e:2sa9.75. Prices are based on srain-fed
sold W T.. .ooai : Is. stter price TOP ior
s.iiinr Zoo and desnsssd. Common
sSSn @e.e .e.d; .e 100 81 Se1nx.rd a0she'
Good and choice vealers brought H. 90
Cleared Cleared At no 14s6. SO" Common nd medium
GRADES ,old Largely l1.ooaIs.oo; eulls
Grain Market.
Wheat No. . red winter, garlieky, spot.
domestic. bushel, opening price, 1.12..;
settling price, l12s4; closing price. l.1?h3
Corn. No yellow. domestic. bushel
$3.50: Western billinE a. premiuum u over
country price. reported 4.00a4.25.
Oats. No, l shite domestic. bushsi s3a
r.. +. local se trsd. s ..eeestns sho.. sp rack
there is an additional charge Of u. cents
per bushel for storage and elevation, which
Rye. No 2, bushel. soas6 Barley;
bushel. 65a7o. Hay. ttmothx:. clover and
mixed, ton, 15.n0a1e.00. Wheat straw
No .. ton II 90.
Flour, barrel, winter patent. 5 5.9oae so;
winter straisht. 465s5 90: sprine patent;
& OOe625: spring straight, 5.15a6. .95; hard
winter patent. .s5a5 s5. hard winter
straight. s-45s5.15: rye -four. dark to
white 0Oa4.70
Mil feed ton. spring bran: 3! .00a
3s 90; standard middlins. 81 .0oa3so 90.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Facilities for River
Shipping Studied
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Wayne C. Taylor. Undersecretary
of Commerce. announces that the
Regulated Rivers Carriers Com
mittee" is making survey to de-
wise ways and means of utilizing
fully the inland water carriers OF
the Nation in the defense program.
He said the committee. composed
of representatives of shippers and
operators or the principal rivers OF
the country, is advising defense Of
ficials on how additional traffic can
be moved by water and what new
facilities are required.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Bond Values Improve

NEW YORK, Nov. F.-There
were 1874 bond issues listed on the
New York Stock Exchange as OF
October 81, having par value Of
s57, 7,855 ,667,727, market value Of
SIS, LOG, ,635,894 and average price OF
s95.25. This compared with l.27S
issues with a par value Of $50 1885,.
500,477 market value Of $53,418055.~ .
935 and average price Of s9474 In
the previous month.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
CommodityPrice
Chongesin Week
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. Nov. 8.-Spot COM
modify prices moved moderately up.
ward this week under the influence
OF a generally lenient price control
bill and prospect Of increasing ex-
ports to Russia.
The Associated Press wholesale
price index of IS basic commodities
rose to 91.73 from 81 80 the previous
week. its third consecutive advance
Food prices and farm products led
the uptrend. Flour, butter, corn and
wheat scored important gains. Cocoa,
lard. oats and rye were also higher.
Turpentine and cotton rose on in
dustrial buying.
Among scattered declines in SPOT
markets were linseed OIL hogs, cattle
lamb and wool.
Commodity groups making up the
35 staple index compared As fOllovs.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Nov. P,-Closins foreign
exchange rates follow Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents.
Canada.
Offciel Canadian Control Board rates for
United States dollars: Buying. 10 per cent
premium. selling, per cent premium
equivalent TO discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of. buying. 9.o1 per cent.
selling. 90a per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket. 11is per cent discount. or SS.S1l7
United States cents
Great Britain. Official Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates., buyins. 4 or;
selling. 04; open market, cables. 4.04.
Latin America
Argent.na. offcial 2q11: free % SIS ::
Brazil oficial, 06n; free, sion; Mexico,
90. ION.
Far East.
Hong Kons. - 81; Shanghai. $50.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated. n Nominal
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Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers. Inc which
states they do not necessarily reflect ac-
tUsl transactions or firm bids or offers,
but should indicate approximate prices,
and unless otherwise indicated are as
quoted by the sponsors or isSuers
Indicates. Not quoted by SPONSORS or
issuers"
Evening star., 1941-11-09

gDeclared or paid so far this year
ePaid last year.
Quotations furnished by National ASso-
ciation Of Securities Dealers Inc, which
states they do not necessarily reflect
actual transactions or nrm bids or ohers
but should indicate Approximate prices.
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Odd-Lot Dealings
Nv the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported yes
terday these transactions by customers
with odd-lot dealers or specialists on the
New York Stock Exchange for November
Z: 1850 purchases involving 5s2O9
shares: 1887 sales involving s6 ST.
shares, including So short sales in
volvine s64 shares.
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Commodity groups making up the
50 staple index compared as follows:

Daily Price Averaee
NEW YORK. Nov. s.-The Associated
35 comm odities today advanced 70 p1 "a
Previous day. a1.73; week ago, 81 90:
month ago. 81 "A; year ago 1880
High a427 IScb KS, os 90
Low 77.03 $3.50 s37s 4l.4l
1925 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1941-11-09
New York Sugar

NEW YORK. Nov 8 tp,.-scattered
short covering dominated both world sugar
and the domestic market today. The COW
ering was ENCOURAGED by scarcity Of OF,
ferings and the uncertainty over potential
weekend news Developments.
Futures No. 3 closed unehansed to .o3 OF
High Low Last
January - 29s c.a7 2.o2b
March ".s5o
Nav 90 80 2.sSn
No. 4 futures n1 Of a cent higher to .O05
lower. Sales, 500 tons.
December 2.65a
March - 251l7 2.5T 2.56tab
Nav 257 251 2.5617b
Bid Asked
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Capital Securities
tOyer the CnunIerN

The following nominal bid and asked
over the counter. as of Yesterday. have
been assembled for The Star by Washing
ton members OF the National Association
OF SECURITY Dealers, Inc.
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Woshinqton Stock Exchonqe

W B. g. D
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Investing Companies

NEW YORK Nov. 8 Pj-National As
sociation Securities Dealers, Inc.
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Corporation Eurninos

NEW YORK. Nov (P-corporst.
earnings for the week showing net profit
per common shsr. included:
September 30. Quarter
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Dividends Announced

NYW YORK Nov. s-Dvidends declared
(prepared BY Fitch Publishing CO..:
Extra.
Pc etk of Pay
Rate .riod record. able,
Am ChieIs 81 12-1 12-1S
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u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK. Nov GPl-Prices auotet
in dollars and thlrty-seconds.
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Government Bonds
Over the Counter

NEW YORK. Nov. = iP-Over-the-
counter United States Government bonds:
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Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK, Nov. 5 tIp-National Asso
citation Securities Dealers, Inc
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Baltimore Markets
~ the Associated Press.

ny tne AASOClAtco FrSeS.
NG, ;S,o:s sh,thcuss A. . e,ns.
ehefen. snd ios ..is :.se
u much as cents . pound. The decline
and old Rocks. mixed colors and LeGhorns.
Boosters, SS"t ducks suine.: and TURKEYS .eTs
receipts we're rather iisht. but they in
creased to moderate later and toward the
DEMAND ,S. vas not " coed =, i has h.. been been
Win Sthou efe %sn Nos. 'e, young m deRsaa RoeR,
aDsSs fsT ssn: . 'fns hshsr siee
Youns crosses dropped to 17s19 with some
s5Srr r, Oi5a; R.f, ':as .nia a, At slight premium
In fowl; Rocks decreased to e1.e2. l.rs.
as esqh' 9h to few selling nd Cent hish.f
1sais. Mixed color Toosters at It 1oaia
steady but were Hc'S slow to 'S move ' '''''
weighing 5 pounds and up. were un-.
e2h 'ens IL Srns s.s nd
tons on young Ruineas were steadv at
24a25. with most birds bringing the lower
price.
:. Receipts OF turkeys were small during
the early part OF the week. but they i'm.
proved ldter ana prices were eDout Stedny
with last week. young hens selling 21a2S
and young toms. 23a24.
Esss About STEADY.
Egss were about steadv throuEhout the
week. Best large nearby current re-
ceipt whites brought 43a43 dozen. with
few selling a little higher and smaller
sold 32a3S Most mixed colors brought
a2a35. with some selling a little hieher
Receipts were about average.
The market on most native and nearby
aarden truck was dull during the week
With few exceptions prices were on about
the same levels as last week. Some nearby
stock which has been on the market during
the summer disappeared with the arrival
OF fall weather Maryland round white
potatoes continued unchansed at l. .boal 60
per 1Go-pound sacks with 4 few selling a
little higher. End 1."5a1 40 for ungraded
stock Quotations on nearby sweet .po-
tetoeS also were steady at 6Oa60 half
bushe for. Goldens and 45a50 for Jerseys,
Nearby blue-top turnips. however, were
substantially lower at l5a4O half bushel,
bu' nearby spinach continued UNCHANGED at
35a5G half bushel Eastern Shore peppers
were about steady At 15a125 bushel for
green and 25a5O for red Beets continued
UNCHANGED at 2iaa3 a bunch. as did Mary
land mushrooms. the best Of which sold Goa
40a5o Some Maryland apples we're q little
stock to top of 1.75 for best srades
ing 20a30 half bushel.
Evening star., 1941-11-09

A PUBLIC SERVICE, This
Annexation has been appointed
qualified Agent to issue Series
E-U. S. Defense Bonds. This
service is open to the public.