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Evening star., 1941-04-20
LEAVING CITY.

Bethesda-5-roonn brick. Unfinished at
tic. slate roof Large tiled basement.
Shady lot 9lx72. Screened porch. Ca
rage WI 14d4
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OPPORTUNITY.

Builder offers his own beautiful home,
conta ining a great many features not found
in the average house at a price that IS
most attractive Situated on a wel-ele-
waited lot, T5x15O feet. it commands an
exceptionally fine view. Interior details
include bedrooms baths first floor
library and lavatory: beautifully finished
recreation room with bar and fireplace.
maids room and tile lavatory in base.
ment: 2-car garage. For details, cali
Mr. Jones, Georgia 307a.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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OPEN TODAY, II to 5.
A REAL HONE.
S1n45n
BARNABY WOODS,

Owner must sell: 6 large rooms, . beauti-
breakfast room. oil burner, air-conditioned
heat: screened porch. fenced-in yard, large
lot covered with beautiful trees LESLIE
D. MEASELL, WO. Abb. 1927 Eve st.
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Enjoy

ENJOY
Country close in; farmhouse style,
white brick. in beautiful Woodside
Forest, corner lot over 1000 so. IT.
Den first floor, 3 bedrms baths
attic. rec. rm. 1901 Dale DIR, Silver
Spring. Open Sunday afternoons.
HELEN H. VEIT. SH. 1926, SH.
2171.
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THE PAUSE

THE PAUSE
That refresheS-your own back yard
Already landscaped. terrace for your
lounge chairs, trees for your ham
mock; pool; MANY flowers: screened
porch with asphalt tile floor: all this
with the neatest bungalow in Silver
Spring. Living room 12x2I. upstairs
can be nnlshed. Sligo PARK Hills. Omen
Sun. afternoon. HELEN H. VEIT,
SH. 1896, SH. 2171.
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OPEN 2-5 TODAY
1923 9th st. n.w-semi- i-det.; 4 b.r.,
modern bath. recr. rm., auto. heat gar.
space for bath on 1st f.: must be seen to
be appreciated. GAUSS. GE. 1922.
DETACHED, NEW. 8 ROOMS, BATH, on
heat: air conditioned: center-hall plan;
OWENS REALTY. NE. 04S6.
APARTMENT HOUSE.
13 apartments. 20. rooms. l3 baths. Un-
Present income about $1,000 yearly.
Change to large rooming house with fur
nished sleeping rooms and more than dou-
Bile income. $4,000: very liberal terms.
r. M. De SHAZO 1923 14th. MA. $500.
DRIVE OUT WISCONSIN AVE. JUST
across the D. c. line and turn left at
the stone gateway to Friendship Hgts.,
go 2 blocks to bend in road, make both
turns and you will see signs on a house
at 416 High ST. that is one of the best
detached brick. Groom home. with ex-
ceptional recreation room and large
built-in garage; 75-ft. front lot, large
trees. Only S10,450. Inspect today.
WHERE ELSE CAN YOU FIND A
lovely Groom. all brick detached home.
With built-in garage in fine suburban
development like Greenwich Forest at
S7,95O The doswoods are in bloom
Out wis ave to Bethesda Bank.
Old Georgetown rd. to Huntington
Parkway, left to Custer rd. right to
homes 5603-7 Northfield st.
EDMUND J. FLYNN.
woodward Bldg. RE. 1918.
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Chevy Chase, Md.-S10.500. As Is.
CONVENIENT TERMS. A TRULY SUB
URBAN HOME. LARGE LOT 60x220 WITH
Shade trees, garoen for vegetables or
flowers. Climbing rose trells across en-
tire rear line Of lot Center-hsu plan,
with 3 bedrooms, baths and stairway 70
attic. Built-in garage One block from
bus, waking distance 10 all schools and
shopping center. Call Woodley 1900 to-
appointment to inspect. EDW. H. JONES
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ECONOMY HOME
147 WILMINGTON PL. Sc.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. S6.35O.

One Of the finest groups of new sig
room homes in the District now available
on easy terms Vestibule entrance. large
living room. dining room and streamlined
rooms, tiled bath, plenty of closet space
Full basement. with automatic air-condi-
toned heat, storage hot-Water heater. extra
commode entrance TO large fenced yard
from basement. One available for two
families. Open for inspection daily and
Sunday. Nichols ave. sc. to Horner place,
then two blocks to Wilmington place
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Qo5 Ave NV PeaItorS MA Q@Q~
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37l4 T STREET NV.
2O8 ROSEMARY ST,

Chevy Chase. Md-Lovely. modern. CENTER
hall brick; large liy. rm., din rm., pantry
kit. refg), 1st-f. Law, bedrms., tile
baths I'm. attic, maids rm. and bath; oil
heat, 2-car garage; S125. DIXIE REALTY
CO. MA. $3.50. Sun. WO. 900.
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5 BEDROOMS.
2 New Brick BUNGALOWS.

Woodridge-Exhibit house. 307s Clinton
st n.e-5 large rooms, finished attic room.
tile bath, shower; open fireplace, furred
walls wea ther-stripped, oil aIr-conditioned
heat with summer and winter hookup:
price, $3.50. Open. To inspect, drive out
Rhode Island ave. ne. to Monroe St., Tlghs
on Monroe one block 10 clinton
VIM. R THOROWGOOD
00o4 r I Ave N E DE 021-
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3219 M STREET Sc.

Six-room detached. IA bath home in the
new southeast which is fast becoming one
Of our most popular residential areas. On
two large lots with apple. plum and cherry
trees An abundance of flowers of all
kinds. If you like nice things at low prices
look at this home today II won't be avail
able long al $4,000 on easy terms. Open.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
lOs N Arn NJ W Pn. ItnEa MA n-n-
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HOME
Sonithing more than house
perhaps house plus a yard with
beautiful trees, flowers and place
to breathe. Here we have all of that
with a complete house, finished
rec. room to attic; 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. 2-car gar, screened porch;
elec. dishwasher. etc. Priced under
any nearby. No. 1919 Grace
Church rd., Woodside Forest. Call
HELEN H. VE1T. SH. 3526 or 217l.
S7,g5O-NEAR 10th AND K SITS. NE
2-story brick house of rooms, and
bath on each floor; oil heat; new-house
condition; occupy one apt. and let
other pay for your home; terms.
S6,O00-Near 18th and D SITS. Sc
Cow. to Navy Yard: Colonial tapestry
brick: 4 rooms and bath; h.-w-h +;
garage, large yard. screened porch;
good condition; terms.
EuGENE A. BARRY
1907 et. NV. NE. zo26.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

f7OOSES fOk DALE.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
12-room corner brick; near Agriculture
mo; sale price, $500; terms. LLOYD r.
TURNER. 500 9TH s.w.
ONLY $500 DOWN.
Bungalow home-L1Vlng room, 12X25;
dining room, d342x15; 2 BEDROOMS bath
full basement. fireplace, hot-water. heat;
lot 50x100; Price. S6,250 Call Mrs.
Burgess IoI1,s WI s@33' : SHOEMAKER.
171e < GSiS ST. NV u ShoNMAAstH a. 1855.
OVERLOOKING HISTORIC CANAL
Summer home-Liying room with fire.
place. large kitchen, bedroom, screened
porch, large open porch; garage with guest
water: near car line: $3.50; $500 down.
$3.50 per month. Call Mrs. Burgess WI
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
1719 K St NV. MA. 1856.
SILVER SPRING. .
300 Gist aVe-Not new. but a lot OF
home for the price; nice neighborhood;
4 bedrooms, large living and dining rooms,
h.-wh.: short walk to l-fare tran, schools,
stores; Bargain, $3.50; or make oher.
LARGE RESIDENCE WITH STORE
(1Sth and Col rd). Separate entrances.
10 nice rooms. tile baths. Only $4,000;
r. RI M. be 2s5HAzo Sea 14th Ma $500. .
8 Rooms Baths
a Bedrooms.
Gruvyer-butlt home; auto. heat. elec
MALoNEY, AGENT, Wo 7649
AVAILABLE MAY. 15-6 ROOMS, AND
bath, auto. heat; house / year old. 15
BuGJhamgsss GAMES E s. TueKER 4e fSo RES RShff ESTATE
g07 18th ST ME o5o5
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S6,990-NEW CAPE COD.

SIT.OOO-A large corner, center-hau
brick home at a sacrifice price 4 large
corner bedrooms. . baths: beautiful shrub
berry. tile roof Can be purchased on easy
terms Open daily and Sunday for in
E. M. FRY, Inc.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

Attractive new Colonial brick of spa
cious rms de luxe bath: only S7,450 with
modest cash deposit and balance like rent.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 341S or DI. 3l00. BE1T-
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1649 YOU ST. s.E.-DETACHED, 8 RMS.
bath, oil heat. screened porches; 2-car
garage: big fenced lot. Fine condition
A. M. ROTH Woodward Bldg. MA. 1896
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EFDECORATED-419 UPSHUR NV
bedr,, 4 baths, large yard. gar, new boil
er; dne ssn.; nr. circle. GAUSS, GE. 1922.
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WE NEED HOUSES,

In all good residential sections; efficient
and satisfactory service. .
"WASHINGTON'S RENTAL SPECIALISTS"
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY,
1417 st. NV. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec. 20 'F.-HoE prices
essed 10 to 20 cents today in moderately
"a OOn salable head entered the market
Top price declined to l1.40 against 11.6O
weakness in live hogs resulted pri-
marily from the heavy run, livestock
traders said. as the dressed pork market
was comparatheIy gM strong & Light IONS = 5
than at any time last week
Steers and yearllngs arrived in, large
Weak % 10 c5 5" cents lower, Heiters lost about
Is 10 25 cents but cows. bulls and vealers
held steady. Salable cattle receipts totaled
10000 head against 9,549 head last Mon
Bidding was fully 80 cents lower in the
.arly lamb market but no .,i sales es,,sIs were
around steady during initial rounds sala;
bic sheep arrivals climbed to 1000 head
assilsi sasDle 5'ho hos sff6 sooa ago total slooo
moderately active mostly loco lower
than Fridays AVERAGE; top . under best
16O-24O pounds, 1l15-40; most 240-210-
pound butchers. 10 90-l 20; some 210-330
pounds 10.15-l1 90: GOOD 36O-50o pound
sows largely 9.'5-lo.25; lighter Welsnts
saiabIe sheep. 1000: total 5000: fat
lamb market not established: most early
ing upward TO 1850 and above for choice
fed lambs: few medium 10 good yearlines,
900: about steady: fat sheep scarce, steady
Salabie cattle, 10000: calves. 1000;
fed steers and yearlings weak to - lower:
weightv steers mostly 25 of: fed steers
and yearlines predominating in run: siza
Bile run fed helfers. however, with choice
kinds steady, but all other grades 1925
down: cows and bulls relatively scarce,
steady: vealers steady; liberal receipts
comprised steers and yearlinss mostly;
good to near choice offerings predominat-
ing, bulk, 1175-l3.75; early top yearlings
and light steers. IA rs: some held above
IA so: weighty bullocks mostly 1925 down;
choice 500-pound averages. 1900;
strictly choice, near 1,30O-pound aver
80 so; cutter COWS go down: weighty
sausage bulls to 1000; vealers, IA. 90
down: stock cattle scarce. steady at $50
1l.50, with choice yearlines to 100.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
0|ds Says U. 5. Steel
Production Reached
Record in 1941
Output Was 5000, 900
Tons Higher Than
Lost Years Mark
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Irving s..
Olds, chairman Of the board Of the
United States Steel Corp. an
nounced in a year-end statement
that the corporations production
this year reached'a record high of
90 100000 tons Of steel ingots, COM
pared with % 3,oOO,o 900 tons in 1910.
"A large part of this production
went into defense" he said. Work
is now under way in the erection OF
new facilities by various subsidiaries
to increase their steel-making and
finishing capacities. as part OF the
Governments steel expansion pro-
gram. Existing facilities of subsid-
iaries for the production of such
war materials as heavy and light
High. Low. Close.
armor plate, shell forgings, unloaded
shells and bombs, are now in full
operation"
Mr.. Olds asserted the all-time rec
ord was achieved lin spite of some
loss of production resulting from
shortages of scrap and from strikes
and work stoppages in coal mines
and steel mills"
Maximum production for total
warfare, he said, could be brought
about only "bv a deep-rooted deter
mination on the part of every one
that the winning of the war is all
important and must take precedence
over every as usual whether it be
business. politics, social reform OF
otherwise"
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Steel Mills Helped
By Cancellations Of
Civilian Users
Way Has Been Cleared
For War Production,
Magazine Says
BY the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND, Dec. 29-Conslder-
able tonnage has been removed from
steel producers books by continued
cancellation of orders by consumers
whose production has been curtalled,
the magazine Steel reported.
Pressure to buy by civilian con-
sumers has all but disappeared,
leaving the way clear for war pro-
duction," said the trade publication.
Every effort is being made by the
steel industry to meet its obliga-
tions for war.
That the production rate dipped
only four points to 93la per cent
of capacity for the Christmas holi-
day week-in contrast to about Is
points in 1910 and 1939-indicates
the willingness OF the companies
and their employees to cooperate
fully, even at the sacrifice OF SEN
timent attached to Christmas.
In general ingot production con-
tinued through the week, although
some interruption was allowed, the
more willingly because Of small
stocks of scrap and necessity for
repair to furnaces. Chicago mills
increased output point to 104 per
cent, an all-time high. One interest
there made steel at more than 108
per cent of rated capacity.
Buffalo increased output 2la
points to 82la per cent and New
England l point to IS per cent. In
all other districts there was curtail-
ment. Pittsburgh lost points to
80 per cent, Eastern Pennsylvania
points to 83 per cent; Youngs-
town. 9 to 83 per cent; Wheeling,
/ to 90: Cleveland, 4 to 90i2; Bir-
mingham, to 90; Cincinnati, 1914
to 82la; St. Louis, l9 to rs, and
Detroit, 4 to 86 per cent"
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Armour & Co. Reports
$11,354,408 Balance
In Fiscal Year
Result Compares With
$4,560, ,539 Left in
Preceding Period
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Dec. 29-Armour Il
Co. of Illinois and subsidiaries, meat
packers, today reported that balance
transferred to surplus for the fiscal
year ended November l was SILL
1854 ,408, or S1.95 a common share.
This compared with s4,560,539, or %
cents a common share in the fiscal
year ended November 2, 1910.
Net income before deducting divi-
dends paid on Armour g. Co. of
Delaware per cent preferred stock
was s15,l11,410, against s8,3o7, ,42s
last year.
Net income Of Armour e. Co. Of
Delaware-the principal subsidiary
of Armour of Illinois-and its sub
sidiaries was sl2,O59,357, against
S7,949,417 last year.
G. A. Eastwood, president, in re-
viewing the meat outlook for 1912,
said, mo acute meat shortages
for civilian needs appear probable
even after allowance has been made
for our national defense needs and
those of our Allies"
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Wushinqton Produce

BUTTER-93 score tubs, 3sl.: 1-pound
prints 3s34; i,-pound prints, 1914: 92
score. tubs. 35e4. l-pound prints 3s,t.
ls-pound prints. 363.: 81 score. tubs. 35t4'
l-pound prints, 3594; H-pound prints.
$ii3i.. pSud i-pound Print Prints 90 s5i.: f.-pound
prints 35a. SIS score. tubs. 33 pound
prints 33'4: 14-pound prints. 34A.
LIvESTOCK-Calves. IA spring lambs,
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Federal-State Graded eggs received from
grading stations December 2e): Whites,
extras, mediums 33-34 mostly q! ~ .; -
2a-32. mostly 10 Browns, U. S. extras,
large. 31-3s. mostly 81: U. s extras, me-
diums, 32-33, mostly 80; U. S. standards.
larse; 1886; U; s. standards, mediums
30-32, mostly 80; U. s trades. 29-32
mostly 81. Nearby ungraded eggs: Cur
rent receipts Whites. mostly 30;3s
UP TO 35: mixed colors. mostly 80
Receipts, Goyernment-gTaded eggs, 6O6
cases
LIVE POULTRY-Marke slightly strong
er, on chickens, steady on others. Fowl,
Colored. 4 pounds and up, 1919. Leg horn
hens. ga pounds and up. Il: No 2S. 10.
Boosters, 13-l4. Chickens, Virginia Rocks,
broi'erS and fry7rs. all sizes. 1919. No. -,
IL; niTed coiors 10, Delaware and Mary
flyers, all sizes 1919: No. IS. II. Capons.
5-6 pounds. 25: pounds and up. "6.
Turkeys, young toms, Is pounds and Up,
~: young hens. 10 pounds and up. %;
No. rs and undersizes. is. Guineas. young.
all sizes, e5 per pound; old, 10.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press


CHICAGO. Dec. 29.-Grain prices
were elevated fractionally today IN
a continuation of more active trade,
but the market remained in hesl-
tant holiday mood, awaiting devel-
opments affecting price control and
the Governments wheat and corn
selling program.
Processing interests were under
stood to have taken a considerable
amount of Government corn to be
moved out of steel tanks in the
country at prices slightly above the
market. Traders regarded purchase
of such a quantity as indicative OF
a good industrial demand, as well as
limited open-market supplies. They
pointed out there is no assurance
that Government prices for corn. as
well as wheat. will remain stationary
after the first of the year.
Wheat closed A-l2 higher than
Saturday, May. s1267s-3.; July,
Sl2794; corn las up, May, "a z-9s :;
July. 86l.; oats unchanged 10 Is
up; Rye as-5a higher; soybeans un-
changed to Ia higher.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE. Dec. 90 dP Omitted
States Department OF Asriculturel Ill
am quotations: Cattle, 1900. including
100 holdovers; market moderately active
steers; she stock and bulls fully steady
bulk steers. medium. and sood sFadesi
900-l 400 pounds. at l025-11.G0: load
good. LIT pounds. l215; top, so. for
small lot choice 1907 pound yearllnes;
common individuals down to $50 and be-
low; GOOD weights, heifer type, 10.00-5o;
most fat cows, 1.25-S so. odd head good
beef type TO 900: Gamers and cutters
mostly 5.50-1.00 top sausage bulls. 1000.
Calves 200 Vealer market mostly ! 90
hieher than late last week: good and
choice. Is 5u-I6 90: common and me-
dium largely l2.50-l5.O0: few culls. 300
l. 90.
Hogs. ! 400. Mostly lower than Fri
day: practical top, los; good and cholce
l40-"20 pounds l1,Su-l2.o3; 2o-24O
pounds i $3.50: 13O-l4O pounds. II go
s5; l"O;;I3o- pounds 55l.5o-55: 24G-26o
40: packing sows a.75-1025
Sheep, $50. Fat lamb market. 90
and choice ewes and wethers. 14.0O-5o;
NotewMarket closed Thursday, jan
uary l. in observance Of New Year Day.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec 90 Plate foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars. others in centsl:
Canada.
Official Canadian Control Board rates
for u S. dollars: Buying, 10 per cent
premium; selling. II per cent premium;
EQUIVALENT to discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of buying, aa1 per cent:
selline, o 90 per cent Canadian dollar in
New York open market, ia per cent dis
count, or S6.u6i4 U. S. cents, up Is cent.
Europe.
Great Britain. official Bankers Foreign
EXCHANGE Committee rates.: Buying, 4 90
selling, 4.O4: open market: cables, 4.O4.
Latin America.
Argentina, official. 20. II: free. 1855. up
10; Brazil, official, 6.05n; free. 5.1ss4n;
Mexico, 20.10n.
(Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated) n Nominal.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Steel Industry
Will Operate
| At 96.7 Pct.
Bv the Associated Press.

BY tne ASSocldteu fItSs'
NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-T'he steel
industry will operate this week at
96.1 per cent of capacity, a rise OF
81 points over last weeks rate, the
American Iron & Steel Institute es-
timated today.
A greater increase in the indi-
Gated schedule for the week had
been expected in some quarters as a
normal rebound from the Christmas
week level, and it was suggested the
shortage of scrap metal in some
steel-making districts was a factor
in the small rise.
Output in Christmas week was at
the rate of 93.4 per cent and the hol-
iday curtailment was much less than
in recent years A month ago the
industry was operating at 976 per
cent and year ago at $50 per cent
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 LP.-Some ac-
tivity was reported in the gray goods
market today. following the O. P. NJ. re-
quest for all-out cotton textile production
Mills were more concerned than ever with
possible production ALLEGATIONS and priori-
ties.
quiet pending announcement of perma-
nent price ceilings expected in mid
January.
ton.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Cotton fu-
lures advanced today on demand
stimulated by renewed farm bloc
agitation for 1l0 per cent parity CELL
ings and the O. P. M. request for
all-out textile production.
Mill price fixing, Wall Street buy
ing and short covering found offer
ings limited to light hedging and
profit taking.
The market turned quiet in the
late afternoon, with prices IS to 10
cents bale higher; March, ITO;
May, 1924, and July, 1870.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Odd-Lot DeuIinas

The Securities and Exchange
Commission reported today these
transactions by customers with odd
lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for December
81: 4,732 purchases involving l33.3o1
shares; 6,268 sales involving 1873 3,058
shares, including q short sales in
volving 803 shares.
Evening star., 1941-12-29

rim bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganized under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed BY such companies.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annual declaration.
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included. Also extra or
extras Cash or stock. ePaid last year.
Payable in stock. Declared or paid 30
far this year. h Payable in Canadian funds.
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year WV With warrants. XIV With
out warrants war Warrants Unit OF
trading less than 100 shares; sales are
given in full.
Evening star., 1941-12-29

Corn. old. No. yellow, s@-s2l4; No. ..
Sniz. No. 4, 81: new corn. No. . yellow,
s0i4: No. 3, 77-7994; No. 4. 1411; No. 5,
OATS No . mixed, 55la-a4; No. 3, 54a.;
571.; No =. 56i 4-57i.; No. 4, 4s-55,
sample grade white, 46i.
Barley. mailing, 51-95. nominal: feed
ami screenings. 5U-6S. nominal
Soybeans. No. 3 yellow, I.69i.-l -
No. 4. SO AL fsi4.
Field seed. per hundredveight. nominal
Timothy. $751; 90; alsIke. IA 50-11 90.
red top. So0-s.75; red clover. is .00-17 90;
sweet clover, 6.509. 90.
Evening star., 1941-12-29

NEW YORK. Dec. 90 4P,.-CaH money
steady. l per cent; prime commercial pa
per. /, per cent.
Time loans steady; eO-9O r. 80;
4-6 months. !. per cent. Bankers, ac-
ceptances, unchanged. 5000 DAYS, Ian.
per cent. 4 months, Is-iz per cent. 5-6
months. ss-ie per cent. Rediscount rate.
New York Reserve Bank, l per cent.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas common-50 at Is,
100 at Is, 100 at Is, 10 at IS.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Co.-l00 at l4&4.
Washington Gas common-l00 at
15 so at Is, so at Is.
Mergenthaler Linotype-100 at 26i2.
American Security g. Trust Co.-l0
at 205.
Mergenthaler Linotype-2O at 265s.
Capital Transit Co.-50 at IS
Riggs Bank common-10 at 267.
Riggs Bank preferred-l at l0l.
Lanston Monotype-100 at 81.
Capital Transit Coo at IS, 10 at
Is, 10 at Is. 100 at 1913.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Isle Population Dense

Martinique, French island in the
West Indies, with an area of only
385 square miles, is the home of
about a quarter million persons.
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Dec. 2a.-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of
35 commodities today advanced to a5.07
(new 194l high.
month ago. a172; year ago. 1906.
Hish ast1i a5'o7 4s's5 4stS 1855 asi4
Low 77.O3 $3.50 637s 4144
u926 average EQUALS 1909
Evening star., 1941-12-29
Government Bonds
Over the Counter

NEW YORK. Dec 90 LP.-Over- the
counter United States Government BONDS:
Evening star., 1941-12-29

New York Silver
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silver, 35ls, unchanged.
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State income taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
nACnN REAL ESTATE CORNER 6d14A35
AEssA EOR RENT EOK N1LE 1ak5.zsA
Resorts for Sale

BEAUTIFUL LAKE ORION Delightful
cottage suitable for. family; must cell.
Trinity 2-f4ie.
-FOUR ROOM cottage. tOl5 Mapleleaf road,
Elizabeth Park subdivision Pontiael
University 1892
THESE are times Ia be practical. Combine
recreation with farming. Have your own
fruit, COW. too. Fine S-room house, fire
place. bath. electric porches packing house.
garage ~ acres fruit Neighber handles on
share: wooded creek, miles 20 Lake
Michigan. silver Lake; 81 miles 10 town
81, 725. $500 down payment.
HANSON OSBORN Hart Michigan
l,-ACRE PLOT on Lake Huron, Sl75.
Write Box No. COST. Detroit Times
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate ltstings
IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section