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2-Unit Apartment-$6,5O0
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH.
A substantial old house subdivided into
apartments, all now occupied. yielding an
average of $3.50 per month, furniture now
in apartment may be purchased If desired;
convenient bus, stores, post Office and thea
ter; vacant part of lot is large enough for
an additional bldg. Price, $4,000. Sub
stantial cash. balance can be financed on
reasonable terms
NJ. E. CHURCH Realtor,
Established 1885
Toll 20 lie Cbprrh
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PERRY BOSWELL, INC.

o1Wf h. I. ave. NE. WA. 4oWU.
Ewes. and Sunday, WA 3166-1 O46.
IN BRENTWOOD-5 RMS, BATH, FIN
lShed attic: mr.. bus and car lines: price,
$4,000: $3.50 down, $50 monthly.
In Rivereale-6-rm and bath frame;
iot 6ox142: 2-car garage: house needs
down. S55 monthly
Many other properties. Call or come
1920 Kennedy ST.. Hyattsville, Md. WA
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S5.0O0-EAsY TERMS,

center haI, front and back ISStaa porches: s''
Rss .nd ss' shrSbSef Shsasn
sHfe es Hysfts 4 ERyN REALTY CO.
o 4o RSTE Hs HR oNE oS 5eTens sEoGk
Brick ssmi-bunsaiov located t0 on one ne0'o Of
ceellent surroundings. First floor has liv-
dn ing room, dining room and complete kitch;
bath with shower, all hardwood floors:
oor nov home to sk into
Closet other large sse Closets ass hot-watar esusr
garage: This house has many 'A sttrao- tHs
lshts n Closets floor 'sss and lamp S''n nluss IS
r,c n conysnient sS sT PLACES and bultin features
Price sS'Gse Fred qse9 3 cusHMAS IS Il { today
$40 Frederick Aye, ,Gai,hersburg, Md.
Telephone Gaithersburg 299.
CLOSE TO GATTHERsBURG-MoDERN
erroom ~ pn,,se bungalow one acre Of land, chick
house double garage. Immediate posses
soav.ssas ss as4sss sS;s one sSs
iTs'y Tnm r;1a,j 5S5n R;as sssf
three rooms and electricity. ." This hHa'f is "a
FRRp Flsh piece s c1shaN 81 lans 5,o rr.ssr,, A..
6urs 800 open today. t'ePNnne / 10 arthefS- p'm.
ARLINGTON. Ar S yA.-I-ATTRACTIvE 5-RM
sdid ahd path brick home: close to stores
SSIadoois' aIdoo trans. and new War and Navy
o. $40 South. Oakland St.
tur1p,nrs open for na Inspection Price, including
B. M. SMITH,
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SUMMER HOMES,
wATER FRoNT PROPERLY

GO NORTH TO BEAUTIFUL. COOL LAKl
George: no car needed; cottaee, rooms
board. $40. PLITT, Hague. N Y
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EStabIlSned ISNR.
Call Falls Church 1879 or 2O3o
JAMES % TUCKER

. semi-det 4-family apts. Tenants supply
own heat. gas, electricity. Every conven- !
ience nearby. Annual rental. $500.
Price. $4,000. Further details call Mr..
Fitzgerald teves. and SUM- WA 30S4, with
NEAR TECH HIGH.
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WILL TRADE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS
property or cooperative apt. for modern
brick bungalow, vicinity Chevy Chase or
Bethesda Write only full particulars, s.
HEID A4G1 Conn NV
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- New corner 4-famiiy nat in excellent
location: each apt. rents for $4,000 per
mo: with white tenants supplying heat and
utiitleS; each apt: equipped with individual
mediate sale. Call Mr. Coates (eyenings
and Sunday. DE. 2S9Ol or
A. S. GARDINER & CO.,
1871 L St NV Realtors MA na3A
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LEONARD sN1DER. La Plata. Md.
A GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE.

4e acres. gently roliius. hiahiy eu,t,.
waited. Z miles from downtown Baltimore.
IN the heart Of the golf and riding club
section OF Western Baltimore County, IS
rooms: 3 baths; grounds beautifully land
scaped with every Towering tree grown in
this part OF the country. Modern tenant
mouse OF rooms. Garage for 3 cars;
chauneur's quarters with bath. Modern
COW barn separate from modern horse
narn. All buildings in excellent condition
~ acres with all improvements. S32, ,Oo0
The additional 26 acres. $4,000. sTEF.
FEY. INC. 336 N Chas st, BALTIC. Md
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$4,000 TO $4,000 HOUSE. 3 BEDRMS:,
garage. and recreation rm., within 30
minutes National Airport. Purchaser
desires to deal with owner only. Call
Trinidad 4S4O.
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heat. S4950
Mount Rainier--5 rms. bath. lge attic
garage, oil heat. convertible. So 500
Cottage City, rms, bath. new cond ,
coal heat $4,000
West Lanham Hills rms, bath. oil
heat. S3,35O
All mr. trans Terms arranged
20 acres lge. 6-rm. and bath bunga-
low coal heat; mi. D. c., "a mi. trans.
$500.
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BUY COUNTRY PROpERTY NOW.
Investigate Southern Maryland and
northern neck Virginia. Delightful en-
mate, suitable all-year home. Convenient
washington. Colonial estates. productive
farms, acreage and waterfront properties
located on beautiful rivers and bays. Re-
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CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D. c. PROP
erty Write description and price today.
HARRY JUSTINE, 935 ST NV au7'
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I'D view YorK ave. NV. MA. 97D7.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

Corner intersection of 2 roads; fine fu-
ture; over $4,000 square feet; present i'm
provements will carry. Space for four ad
ditional stores. Price, $4,000: $4,000
cash. balance terms Call Mr. Carney,
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
7 National 0271. Southern Bldg.
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OlS East Capitol st.
Phone Atlantic 3S96.

TOBACCO FARM BARGAIN.
Only $5,950 small tobacco farm Pine
bacco barns, never failing stream. woods,
pasture, small acreage. cleared land
About half cash. About 20 mi to Capitol.
g. o. a LILLE 22b Maple ave-, Takoma.
FARMS! Big Free Catalogue,
l:3s4 bargains many States. sTRoUr
Phila. Pa
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WANT TO BUY HOUSE FROM OWNER,
4 bedrooms. Must be bargain: reliable pur-
rhosey Roy 1rG-T, Star
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WOODLAND BEACH. MD.-WELL-CONST.
cottage: sleeps g: can use all yr: fireplace
lot high and trees: priced $1,000; $500
down, S25 mo-: furnished and ready to
move in; located Chesapeake dr.. . doors
095l-W
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I'm. AZ, HOUSE USE I9cATED on ,d 5AcR5 saa5
down s DEWEY n, ~ FREEMAN, silver Hill Hill
5-RM. AND BATH BRICK DETACHED,
so oars eoai hos hea, SS
NAN. NAN GSfe silver Hi Hi Nc Nd spMe spTuee ozs7 Y rNA
vACANT-2-sToRY COLONIAL, 2 BED
Fsag nds setne5 OXFORD s1 Eakns distance
STATE ROAD, BARGAIN---9 A., HALF
co bunsalow. ami. 2oxlQo poultry, s,o loxsg
sarsse; @ beaTineH HlG orchard fes excellent ssTden
Seeg5ltgrGy Se5gG. farm; farm | mi "a G. Road ,H%1nG Nc; 3
WENz cn9on sfHmS 7 ma cash Phone aS n1 se4 IRVING
DETAcHED, 6 ROOMS AND BATH. LARGE
living room with fireplace. large dining
and sda sfno
sSs s1soa oD5o,1s sSDfoXfa Nsb s:boa ADAMS 5s
Navy bepts. bus at t corner. e DcH cH 5e49. N"N
NEW 4,RM; BUNGALOW, WATER AT
fsey sTe park Hd fa at 1865
AesH sssss sAss5s 81 e hAs AsHBs 5 $ tRzP zzR:
KEHs1NGToMh EsTs s5 h.GTm AGRE BIAUP1TvL
B B S HAYcRAAFf. f1 wi, i.SSi; $50. o0''''' ''i>'
S4,5OO-5-RooM BUNGALOW. i BLOCK
from bus: has oil heat, bath, elec: and
Der sskfe See sf MAsoS ARs f2s foWn sa
Phone Alexandria 5sl2 Closed SUNDAYS
g RMS. AND BATH. FULL BASEMENT,
coal INV. heat. hardwood floors, gar
3l2 acres. ~ mi. D, c. Bus service.
ms is real value ct IS $50. Easy
Hill. Nd. Spruce 0161
ha-ACRE FERTILE LAND. TREES
shrubs. 2-story stucco home, rooms. bath
porch and garage. E. T. WRIGHT WI
5344
5-RM,- BUNGALOW E HYATTsvILLE
Small monthly payments ROBERT S. DA-
Wis. Md Bldg, Hyattsville Md WA 1900
5-RM. MODERN BUNGALOW. Mr.. CHEW
Small monthly payments. ROBERT s. DA-
Wis; Nd; Bldgs,, Hyattsville, Md. War
field 1900
ATTRACTIVE $4,000 HOME
rooms bath. with = rooms nearly
finished in attic: full basement. Lot T5x
100. Located at Mclean, Va Owner
must sell. CHI. O723
MT; RAINIER RMS, BATH, COAL
Mount Rainier rms, bath. lge attic
saraee, oil heat. convertible. $500.
Cottase City-5 rms, bath, new cond.
West Lanham Hills rms, bath. oil
All mr. trans Terms arranged
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Bargain! $4,000 House for $4.75O.
Nearby Md.-5-room house and garage,
al modern conv.; u acre ground 20 min.
THEODORE L. HETTMUIIER GE S116
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5.Ol N. Washington Blvd. CHI 9Sl
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200-ACEE FARM, MODERN DAIRY, FINE
oid English residence and grounds, inside
electricity, water unexcelied Tor it, purity'
DIR, GEORGE H. RIGGS,
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DETACHED BRICK. 3 OR 4 BEDROOMS
Chevy Chase, Hillcrest Woodbridge -
$1,000 to $4,000. BUYER in hurry.
C. w SIMPSON CO.. 1924 Vermont ave.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

i've SeG Stone house. trou. stream, out front
sanoo sr with S9@ss Snsn. fe,ts sis MsDd. nov.ly
room room sa house ou"esi al eonveniencs.. wonderful
;ss S,s' isss!snss iszi ZEAL VIE
20 A., : r., NEAR RIVER, 81; 900. $40 Nc Nc.
& & so,,s% ,%s t. $3.50 sS Mr. 0s Srsa6w: 5ls
Reminston. va.
roons' Old Sam beams A9Mp seplaee. e. I'll Y, hss,es'
s9ads mn vss 70 wsss Rss s hwy sse Ne so stsue:sd
terms. s."' GRAHAM, FsiGrt.x sG e. 81 %, Or S.
han clear; house poor. tobacco barn Al;
ssn ssssm fRtss ssss wrsss rasss Clinton III s.Ss 2s ps
Is Isn't e @; I'VE; and cSlsssills rd,. sDDrox-
ao e risi 4assla sfs sR g.
rs ACRES ON MAIN GRAVEL ROAD NEAR
sosseso Barn fuanins 'H ssser :a 81 siooo e:sS
Box 1877, Star.
FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES. SEND FOR
our NEW BuLLEIIN; v1NM.AND and
GEORGE, Est 1901. Vineland, N. J.
CLIFTON FARM. DAVIDsoNV1LLE Md
255 acres. 14-room mansion, unimproved.
7-room cottage improved with electric
@ cssed VEIL aIi iT TWO fo nea tobacco barns S sousns
8 acres; new stables. etc. VIII consider
trade for D G: property; Apply o. q.
SIMMONS. owner, on premises
Maryland IMPROVED ESTATES, DAIRY
ARDELLE KITCHEN. 334l Frederick, gai-
20 A, 5-RM. HOUSE; LARGE STREAM.
woods, meadow, John Deere trsetor' y .
w. BEcRAsr, phone Gaitnersourg I'M,
35-ACRE POULTRY FARM IN LAUREL.
Md; nice 6-rm. and bath house: abun-
dance OF fruit plenty Of chicken houses;
$3.50; sn can be purchased with lo,T Z,
house in trade. WA. 1928,
s-RM. GLAzED-rLE HOUSE, WITH 8
acres, N herndon, Va; on trolley line.
Phone EN-. 4643 after q pm.
247-AcRE DAIRY FARM. NORTHERN
part of Montgomery County improvements
consist OF 4O-cow dairy barn filled with a
splendid herd of cows. = large silos, large
bank barn. farm house and tenant house.
property is equipped with electricity.
Owner will sell equipped with a complete
set OF farming machinery $4,000, or II
one wishes hes will sell wthogt the equipment
dairy barn shipping milk. One Of the best
| blue grass meadows in Montgomery Coun-
| ty with large stream the entire length and
viii accommodate so cows, hard road and
electricity. Owner is asking $4,000 as q
FRED 5. cusHMAN $40 Frederick ave,
burg 299. Open today l to Z.
| BUY COUNTRY PROPERTY NOW.
Investigate Southern Maryland and
northern north ,.ds, neck Virginia. Delightful cli-
sun0e coon. syf.F ssns esn.
| farms, acreage and waterfront properties
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Nice Home Near Wash, D. c.
GREYHOUND bus passes about every
hours to and from washington. work ii,
the e, Capital live In comfort here--save
village IL acres land is nearly level and
has been growing finest vegetables; new
realty taxes Ss: barsain at S3.S 800. narf
d99wn; az cnd About tons coal cords wood, lot
other bargains mailed free, ii q nr,,nSs
back, STROUT REALTY, MiddietoWn vs IN
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Dwelg., barn, etc; 1855 a.; so open. 1o5
good timber; new tractor and all farm
equipment. Washington As mi, Freder-
ELLIOTT BROOKS, Fredericksburg. Va. !
| MONTGOMERY COUNTY sACRIFTCEI
| spring. streams. 9 large r. house. Ill nee nee.
equipment tractor with complete attach
ments, etc. SO head livestock everythinz
goes tor Sl4 500; Must Be sold.
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DOWNTOWN APT. HOUSE.
Fine corner bldg. in highly desirable
NV location; so apts; rents very reas
This bldg. has had best Of care and is
in perfect cond.: income approx. S3I 1000
yearly; unusually well financed and priced
at the bargain figure of S165,OOO
STERLING AND FISHER.
9l3 New York Ave. NV RE $3.50.
CUNT APT.
Practically new bldg, in fine NV loca-
ton; income approx So 900 yrly.; we'll
us for further details
STERLING AND FISHER.
Q13 New York Ave NV DE aORo
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BUNGALOW IN ARLINGTON OR VICIN-
ity, cash or terms state price. Box 5s,
Rnsslvn Etafinn Arlington.
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farm. with 17-rm. mansion, 7 baths, To-
Gated on beautiful setting surrounded by
nice nice white-board fence, swimming pool
ern brick tenant house located on rear
OF farm: possession at once: Ss5 900 down:
owner retiring. JOHN BURDOFT. r. r b.
2. Boy B. Sill Spr.. Md. Phone Ash
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
FOR COLOREi

HAVE CLIENT DESIRING 6-RM. AND
bath house in Brookland from $4,000 to
$1,000 Consult A. D. TORRE REALTY
co, 1925 N. Capitol St HO. ZOO.
RENT OPTION TO BUY, 4BEDRM.
house; rent apply on purchase Box
Evening star., 1942-11-24
Selected Stocks Up,
But Many Leaders
Continue 10 Ease
Small Coins Scored
By Few Shores in
Peace Category
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Frasa Einan:ial WIT.


f. NEW YORK. Nov. 24-Scattered
stocks in the peace category man
aged to acquire further modest plus
signs but many market leaders with
war ratings continued to lean
toward minus territory.
While pressure against armament
issues relaxed to q certain extent on
the idea they NAV have been over
sold even considering the good news
from Russia. Africa and Dakar, few
were able to make any noteworthy
comeback.
Tax offerings again were a handi-
cap. Steels, motors, rails and blue
chips retreated at the start and,
near the close, losses OF fractions
to q point were widely distributed
and there were isolated casualties of
as much as or so.
Dealings generally were on the
sluggish side, although sizable blocks
Of low-priced stocks helped put the
flve-hour volume at about 10000
shares.
The buoyant gold mining issues
Of Monday took a rest in a narrow
area. A little profit cashing here
proved somewhat Of a restraint.
Prominent on the extension Of the
slide were United States Steel, Beth
lehem. Chrysler. General Motors,
American Telephone, J. I. Case,
Douglas Aircraft, Boeing, Kennecott,
Santa Fe. Pennsylvania, Westing-
house. Allied Chemical, Interna-
tional Harvester and Goodrich.
Coca Cola got up around points
In front now and then were Stand
ard OIL IN. j.. Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward, American Can
Du Pont, American Airlines and
Eastman Kodak.
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Washington Produce

1UTTHn-e3 score. tubs. 40; 1-pount
prints. 4eA; .A-pound prints. So; 90 seore
prints. 4si sl score. tubs. ~: f.poune f.pouns
prints PRINTS A7%; M;pcund prints. 4sk; 90
pound prints, 46H; 1.-pound prints. ~: So
ssose peuna sqGs pr,nt:" IT," "4s Dound prints 45h;
. .LlVESToCk-Calves. IS; snrinE lambs
From Agricultural Marketing Admins.
tratlon Prices paid net fob. Washinrton
EG0SMarket steady. Prices paid Tor
Feoeral-state graded eggs received from
grading stations November pa: Whites.
2. 3. extras. large. 5O-53: average, Biz;
q. 9; extras; medium. 41-43; average. 45:
" 3. standards, large, 44-45; average,
ttas; t1.G., o. :. ;senda.ds medium; 90; .. 6.
91.9e9; 9999; .ysrnss; .ye1.s; So g extras: medium
.ras aEs MEDIUM MEDIUM 'sssrssf sss 4sM sy:,,
sr.ded ests .easonaliy. lisht ana prices Of
selel: ':sa,4 sa4 r'Pas R..ep re5ts' dcv
IS Fo56diEa Fo6EsM.ske:s ~ a.s ss'es .tron,.r
broilers and fryers. steady on other. Fowi
Solored. s pounds and up. 1924; mostly
mixsd coiors, 1915. chickens. psIsWsrrss. pIUsssrs
Virginia and Maryland, Rocks and crosses,
Eeys. young. toms, ss-5s; mostly 5s; hens. h
1894; some IS; old toms. hens and No
Evening star., 1942-11-24
London Market Firm
As Volume Expands
By the AssociatAd Press.

By the ASsociated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 24-Stock market
prices were firm today and volume
expanded with the upward tendency
IN some sections.
Industrial shares finished eener-
ally higher, home rails edged for
ward and oils attracted buyers In
the wake Of Anslo-1ranian interim
dividend announcement. Rubber
tea and other Far Eastern issues
improved.
British funds held generally
steady and the per cent CONVEX
sion loan gained. German bonds
continued their advance,
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$2,500,000 CHICAGO
Issue Is Marketed
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Halsey,
Stuart q Co. headed . group which
onered $2,500, 900 sanitary district of
Chicago 2 per cent refunding bonds
At prices to yield 0.80 to 2 per cent.
according to maturity. The bonds
mature from January I, ls43. to
January, 1868.
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Nov 24.-The Associated
commodities today advanced to 100 .55.
rIevious DAY, 1oo4o: week aso 10O.54:
month ago 100.29: year ASo, al 40
1912. 1041. 1870 33-3Q
Hish ---- 1O1.1s a5.1o 1925 os.14
Low 1854 1903. $3.50 4144
1925 AVERAGE equals 1909
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Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. "a R.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for November 30: 2,l33
purchases involving SO: :763 shares. e.46l
sales involving 9a.06O shares including 90
short sales involving 59k shares.
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tunit o. tradins. 10 shares: sales
printed in fun. In bankruptey or reee1ve"-
ship or being reorsani1ed under Bankruptcy
Act. or securities assumed by such com
table are annual disbursement based on
the last quarterly or seni-annual deelara-
ton. Unless otherwise noted. special or
dividend. n. Ex rishtI . Also extra OF
extsas. q cash Or stock; 9 Declared OF Pai4
Aeeumulatsd dividsndS paid OF lsclsSesI
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(4@>1x. By Pnvsss Wire
SlO(kS Direct 70 The ssss

Stock and Add Ne,
dividend Rate. 90 High Low Close chgs
Aon'tt Lab 1.60a 45h 45h 45,. - y
Evening star., 1942-11-24

ooyuA 1 1'OU----.
Beatr Cream Ia
Belding-Hem 80
Bell Airc'ft 2e--.
| Bendix Await Be-
Denef LIN 1.15s-
Beth Steel 6----
Beth Steel pf. =.
Bfa w-Knox .35e-
Boeing Airpl 1s-'
Bohn Alumni Sc
Bond Strs I.e0-.
ooruen 20 .SUe-.
BorE-Warn 1.6o.
Boston 81 Maine.
Bridgeport Br l.
Briggs Mfg a
Bklyn-Man Tran
Bklyn a. Queens
Bklyn Un G.50e
Brunsi Balk L.
Bucyrus-E soc
Budd Mfg-----.
fBudd Mfg pf--.
Budd Will 1e---
Buffalo FORGE 2e
Bullard 2.5Oe
Burlt'n NJ lao
Burn cv pf2.75-
Bur'nl N pf so
Bufrs' Ad M so
Butler Bros soc.
Butte Cop .25e--
Byers tAM)
tByrs pf 21.12k-
Byron Jac 1.25s.
Callahan Zinc
Calum q Hec l..
Camp'h'lW1.25e.
Canadian Pac-
fCaro CT L. o. g..
carriers&G Use
Case (JI) 3e----
tease (JI) pf =
Caterpillar TT q
Celanese 1.50s--
tCelan pf 7----.
Celbtex .50----.
tCelotex pf s.
Cen Aguir 1.75a.
Cent Foundry
| Cent RR. N.1fy)
Cerro de Pasco 1
Certain-t -teed -
tCertain-teed pf
Champ Paper l.
tChamp Pa pf g.
Ches g. Ohio 3a-
Chi a. Eastn Ill :.
Chit a East Ill A.
Chi Grt Wn
Chi. GWpf .626k.
Chi Nail o .25g-
Chi Pneu Tool q
Chi RI&P d.
Chi RI&P 8 d.
ChiRI&P 7pf (r)
Chickasha CO l.
Childs Co ------
Chrysler 3.50e--
City Ice&F 100
| CITY Stores----
Clark EQUIP d.
fClev 81 of $50
Climax M 1.2Oa-
Cluett Pea 1.75e
Coca-Cola 3a--
Colgate-P-P SO
Collins b Aikmn
Colo Fuel l.5Oe
tColo d 8 1st pf
tColo h 8 I'd pf
Col Br (A) 1909
Col g d II .1OE-
| Col G. d Epf A g.
ColumbnC 4.25s.
Comcl Credit s..
Comcl Inv TT 8.
Comcl Solv soc
Comw I'd 1.60e-.
Comw b Southn.
comv b Sou pf-
| congoleum Ia.
Cons Aircraft 10
| Cons cer 1.B0s-.
icons Csr pf -
icons c pr $50
Cons Cop .26e--
Cons Eds LOO
Cons Film
ConsolL
Cons Oil 10
Cons RR Cub pf-
Consoli6n Coal
fconsum pf $50
Container 1.5Oe-
Cont Baking
Cont Can 1.2bs-
Cont Ins 1.60a-
Cont Mot .40e--
Cont Oil Del l..
Copperweld so :,
Copperw pf $50.
fCorn Ex 2.4O--,
Corn Prod 800
fCorn Prod pf =
coty Inc .15e---
coty Internat'l-.
Crane Co 1g----
fCrans ev pf 81
CY'm Of W 100.
Croaiay .SOR
Crown Oh .4ee-.
Evening star., 1942-11-24

Div1dend Plan Explained.
In an application to the Securities
and . Exchange Commission, the
North American Co. states the re-
Gently declared dividend which the
company, with the SECS approval,
proposes to pay on December 30, at
the rate of one share of capital stock
Of Detroit Edison Co. on each so
shares of North American common,
will take not. more than $4,000 of
the 1884 shares of Detroit stock
1t now owns.
fractional shares Of Detroit Edi-
sop, will be paid In cash and will
entail distribution Of cash not 70
exceed $335, 900.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
Aged Farmer
Ends His Life
ill-heoIth Blamed
for Suicide

Funeral services for Ernest
Falkenhagen, rs, of $3.50 Romeo
Plank road, will be held We'd
nesday at 2 pm. from the
Schwarzkoff Funeral Home, Ut
lea, with Rev. Jacob Wulfmann,
pastor of Zion Evangelical
church. officiating.
Coroner Howard V. Groes-
beck, Jr., said Falkenhagen
hanged himself at 7:45 am.
Sunday in the barn behind the
home he shared with his SON.
in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Stier. Groesbeck
said Falkenhagen had been in
i'll health and ruled the death a
suicide.
Born in Germany, he came
TO Macomb county as a child to
live on farm near Walden
burg. He recently moved in
with the STEERS.
Besides Mrs. Stier, he is sur
vived by five other children,
Mrs. George Forton, and Ell
mer, Paul and Roy Falkenhagen.
Also surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Lena Flory, brother, William,
and l3 grandchildren.
Burial will be in Waldenburg
Cemetery.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17

CLEVELAND. Aug. l7-(P'-
Men in the armed forces have
made about 3,500,000 applica-
ton for national service life in
Surance with a face value of
Sl8,000,000,0 900, the Uni I c d
Spanish War Veterans were told
today by Brig. Gen. Frank T.
Hines, administrator of veterans
affairs.
That is a gigantic sum. of
which we may we'll be proud, "
he said in an address prepared
for the veterans 44th national
encampment.
1t shows conclusively that
our boys realize the seriousness
of this war--and that they are
not forgetting the folks back
home. 1t is typical Of the Ameri-
can soldier and sailor to think
more of their families than their
own pocket money-and l hon
or them for It,"
lie emphasized that the num-
Der of applications for the gov
ernment-provided in Suran c
does not represent "the number
of service men involved" be-
cause it has been made optional
with the individual" who could
refrain from applying, or take
out any amount from 900 TO
$4,000, or take out a second or
third policy so long as the total
did not exceed $4,000.
only a few hundred thous-
and men applied for insurance
before the infamous Japanese
attack" said Gen. Hines, but
since Pearl Harbor many new
applications and many applica-
tons for additional coverage
have been received. a contribu-
tory factor being the "fecent in
crease in pay for men in the
ranks"
Payments on policies which
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-17
Nays Air Arm
ReMtes Claim
of APATHY

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. II -
(P)-Scoffing at the oft-repeated
claim that AdmiralS love bat
tleshipS too much and airplanes
too little, the new chairman of
the Nays general board pictur-
ed the United States Navy as
the most air-minded in the
world for several years back.
AS a result, asserted Admiral
Arthur j. Hepburn in an inter-
view here. our Naval air force
is the best in the world"
eve have always gotten as
much aircraft as we could said
Admiral Hepburn, former COM
mander of the United States
fleet.
Nobody has ever given
bigger proportion of his total
appropriations to airplanes Than
we have. The thing to remember
Is that we had only so many
men. Until about year ago, we
had only about 100000 men to
man everything. We have been,
and are, expanding in all classes
of ships-battleships, cruisers,
destroyers, aircraft, submarines
and everything"
Admiral Hepburn pointed out
that the dive bomber and tor
pedo plane were inventions of
the United States Navy, and de-
clared that, while the Army
was talking about Dig bombers
capable of flying overseas, we
were flying them, six years ago,
while / was admiral of the Unit
ed States fleet"
But the veteran seafighter
was just as emphatic in denying
the opposite extreme, the claim
that aircraft have made battle
ships obsolete.
GAS long as we have surface
Navies," he said. "the causes
that brought about the battle
ship will bring it back again. 1t
may be a different type. but 1t
will still be battleship."
Admiral Hepburn, chief of
the Nays Bureau of Public Re-
lations for Is months until re-
eeiving his new assignment,
was here on a tour of Naval in
stallations in several parts Of
the country.