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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50 - STANTON PARK - ARRANGED
venient to everything: terms. Ma. 1913.
bungalow with large rooms. screened porch.
ment to inspect nSas 'o Cali w $500
CABIN JOHN, MD. : LOVELY CORNER
o oottase with Ra TSt
$500: $3.50 cash. salancs $40 per mo; no
saTare ssS EYE ST so6o RMS Ii 1872 bsP fAlh Hall
& BRO. 1904 H st. ne.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID. N,W.-6-
heat, insulated Lear garage: possession in
fspgn5nsnt fse9 SasR ID FtAST tSI os;s GORDON INC
left in sill. Spg. Six rooms and attractive
tiled bath: quiet location, buses and schools
consider 81 900. sH. 234s. No brokers.
BUNGALOW WITH EXTRA ROOM FIN
lshed on md floor, making bedrooms IN
all Wide lot. some tall trees. Cute looking
1902 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E-MoDERN
brick. rms, bath, rec. h.w.h, gas, gar:;
567l or PAsoUAL REALTY. Elk. $3.50.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PAhh-COR-
ner house, years old; center-hall planned.
Cd porch Anished attic: lovely srounds;
Call evenings. Emerson 6233.
GROOM HOME: FROM CONN. AVE. NEAR
Chevy Chase Circle; reasonable terms;
priced under $500. Phone WI. 5s67.
ZOO BLOCK 9th NW.--SEMI,-DET. 8
cash Ca Re 2sa saF oil h'1s BAEY fIss Sa S2nd 5
EDHFNf0Np pFTEFcDA MD -SpANJSu
baS5aIaU 5edT6oms saths on fst
floor; gas heat, recreation room and attic.
garage: beautifully Shrubbed lot. 66x110:
price, S10,500, Call Randolph 500.
PETWoRTH t2) APT. HoUSE-INsTANT-
ly convertible to family home. Live in
one let other pay most Of cost. $1,000
thing; $500. Owner, EN- O222.
BUNGALOW, 5 RMS. GoOD. CONDITION:
Just over D. c. line in Md. Moderate price.
Phone OWNER. II. 00S3.
CHEVY CHASE, D. Cs--BARGAIN IN
e ment & rooms, ia baths, recr rm. attic.
SC. porch; auto heat, refg, gas range; gar.
F. E. MALONEY. Agt., WO. 7649.
VACANT, 7l7.;7le . ROCK ROC CREEK EEK CHURCH 1sCn
brick home: complete apartments with
separate oil heat eat 2car ssaTase
61OO BLOCK BROAD BRANCH RID. c,
excel. cond.; 81 800 cash req. w. w.
BAILEY, MA 1870.
S6, 600 = PRACTICALLY NEW 5 ROOM
and bath brick. house in Anacostla,
near schools and stores. convenient to
Navy Yard: transportation at corner;
air-conditioned heat. recreation room;
owner transferred.
s.. SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
CHARMING BRICK. BEDROOM AND BATH
st floor, 2 bedrooms and bath End floor;
air-cond.; built-in garage. Splendid NV.
location. Under $4,000.
Brand-new 7-room brick, excellent con-
struction. bedrooms , baths, finished
attic: air-cond.; garage; overlooking park;
3 minutes from Conn. ave. Under S15,-
600: You should inspect this house.
rooms, near Conn ave. 8 bedrooms, bath,
garage. wide shrubbed lot It's beauty
rooms, near shopping and transportation:
In excellent cond. Double lot, beautiful
trees. S17,500
r. A. TWEED CO.. EN-. 1890 Until 8 PM.
CONVENIENT NV. SEMI-DET. BRICK.
bedrooms-Sg.950.
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PRICED TO SELL.
GROOM HOUSE,
CO dSn


GROOM HOUSE,
$8,450.
owners transfer enables us to Offer this
attractive English brick row house in the
schools and fast bus transp. House con-
rear porches and garage. Oak trim
throughout. with watnscoted basement
playrm.. hot-water oil heat. completely
weather-stripped with storm windows and
storm door for front Minimum cash re-
uuired. $1,000. For appointment to inspect
call Mr. Burr. Woodley 1879.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
$14, ,5OO-Chevy Chase. D. c.
Brick Bungalow.
An exceptional opportunity to purchase
a lovely detached brick home, and one that
is ideally situated location and en-
vironment frequently sought but seldom
found; the Ben Murch elementary, Alice
Deal Jr. and Woodrow Wilson High Schools
are all within easy walking distance: Conn
ave. bus just = blocks. lst floor, lovely
living room with fireplace. large dining
room, 3 comfortable bedrooms Zone could
be used as library. tiled bath with shower.
pantry, kitchen and huge screened living
porch. 2nd floor, 2 bedrooms. tiled bath
and storage room (ample space for addi-
tional BEDROOM. The entire property is in
excellent condition; ,,(, OIL HEAT is pro
1Iuy andsesped lot 5o fE1a5ags
& c., INC, REALTORS. % Df. $3.50. Eve
tztp ~ AEatt
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better SerDice, ddUer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldssifcationS.
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APARTMENTS uNFURNlsHeD.

SECOND FLOOR OF DETACHED HOUSE,
Silver Spring, . rms, X. b.; new; interest
ing bullt-in features, large yard, separate
entrance; S79.25 incl. util.; for 2 refined
adults. EN-. S034, evenings. &.
GROOM STUDIO APT, 3 BEDRMS., 4
fireplaces. In heart of city. ME. 0336.
1915 45th PL. S.E.-NICE, QUIET, COOL
neighborhood; 3 rooms. kitchen and bath;
empl. couple only: all utilities furn.;
/ RM., KITCHEN, DINETTE BATH; $40.
rms. kitchenette. bath. all util.;
adults only; S55.
DUNN 6 CO..
1888 r. J. Ave, Mt. Rainier. Nd,
Hyattsville 004S.
cOLORED-4 ROOMS AND BATH. GAS
and cleo furn., SAP 2.50; small quiet col
ored family. Also l rm., furn., S4 80.
Me 1855
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TWO-FAMILY DETACHED
BRICK AND STONE.
OWNER. MUST SELL

This attractive Colonial brick near 3rd
and sts ne; rooms, bath, porches,
| garage, etc; convenient TO eVerything;
| only $3.50. on easy terms.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. ME. 54OO.
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Historic Alexandria Home
With Acre Garden.

This Georgian brick mansion house built
in 1875 is located Just of the George
Washington blvd. on quiet street where
the rich tradition of the past has been
carefully preserved. Spacious rooms and
an unusually beautiful garden on one acre
% entertain no on large scale % Rooms include
wide center hall with door opening on
garden. 2 drawing rooms (20x20). each
with fireplace unusually large dining room
with fireplace and charming arched door
opening on brick terrace. supper room nm
ished in old pine, with large craned Are
2nd floor 2 master bedrooms (2Ox2o), each
with. fireplace, ? guest rooms each with
fireplace, baths and maids room and
bath. 2 rooms on the Bird floor can be
converted into additional bedrooms Offered
for sale due to owners transfer to West.
to inspect.
GEO. MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
CH. 3S3S. Ewes, GIL. 1898
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TO SETTLE ESTATE.
BEDROOMS-NEAR1 14th g. PARK RID.
BARGAIN-$17,50
IDEAL for boarding and roomlng business
club or conversion into apis CLYDE
HINES & CO., RE. 1927. 1919 18th st.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

Sl,hCRE IhrSM
6-room farmhouse. bath: frame barn.
corn crib, implement shed; wells, running
stream, Sc acres in grass; Loudoun Co., Va,
30 miles from D. c.; price, $500.
Terms: Will arrange terms.
273.75-ACRE FARM
Dairy farm-S-room frame house, 26-coy
cinder block barn. horse barn. long poultry
house, corn crib and wagon shed combined;
20 miles from Washington, with good run.
ming stream: price, $4,000.
TERMS: $4,000 down. terms on balance.
II you want to sell or buy real estate in
Virginia, see me.
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BARNABY WOODS. D. G.
Colonial home must be sold. 7 delightful
rooms. el2 baths. large screened porch,
overlooking valley Of dogwood and other
trees. Recr. room with bar and stone fire.
place Only an inspection can give you
the full appreciation Of this value.
ALLEN SHERWIN EMERSON 9122.
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$10,750-Belmont St.,
A. CNI,,pok;o DI
STONE AND BRICK

New h9me in CHEVY CHASE with large
Eving room, den and h"lf bath down; 3
bedrrls. and : b. tbs up; wooded lot:
livable home worth your inspection. Call
ALLIED REALTY CORP. Bradley O121.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA

S13,950-216 Forest drive. Exclusive
Broadmont: charming stone Williamsburg
Colonial, Just completed: on large wooded
lot: situated in a community Of fine
homes; rooms. . baths, paneled library
or bedroom and bath 1st floor; paneled
breakfast room, living room with stone
fireplace. dining room and ail-steel kitchen
with Monel sink and counter; 3 bed
rooms and bath 2nd floor: large screened
porch, open fiagstone terrace. beautiful
Vermont slate roof and built-in garage.
Falls Church 2544
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1859 COL. RID. NV.

semi-detached brick with large lot IS
sleeping rooms. 4 baths, oil heat. 3-car
garage; excellent condition; income. $500
per month. Good cash payment desired.
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ONLY FEW DAYS.

Arlington. owner transferred, must sell
one of the most exquisite homes ever blalt,
finished to perfection throughout, rooms.
= baths. : half baths, powder room.
Rea Souahfe tn 54r2
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SILVER SPRING.
NEXXy uONEEC

BRICK BUNGALOWS--S7,4 450.
2-story Brick, $3.50. SH. 51S7. SH. 5S06
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Beautiful 6-rm semi,det; brick IN ao-
solutely new-house cond.: 3 porches, H.
VIII. garage, full basement; only S7,450;
terms. See tonight to 10 pm.
441O Chesapeake St. NV
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. GE. $500.
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STUDIO TYPE.

On a large. wooded tract near Bradley
Baths Baths, DEN, % recreation rm. VIC. conpiete @ maid
quarters; unusual hardware and finish
throughout. Call Mr.. Smith,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI. 6649.
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7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. CHEVY CHASE,
D. C.-3 bedrooms, ga baths. maids room
paneled recreation room, . screened-in
sleeping porches; detached garage. Call
WI $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06
Girl ReCounts
Flynn Attacks

LOS ANGELES. Nov. s lNS)
Pert and demure by turns, Peggy
La Rue Satterle. 16-yesr-old show
girl. testified yesterday that movie
star Enrol Flynn twice attacked
her when she was guest on his
yacht. the Sirocco. last year.
Flynn's attorney. Jerry Giesler.
was insistent on learning If Peggy
ever had told Flynn her real age.
Under the California law. l8 is the
age OF cnosent. He finally was
able before the close of yesfer-
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06
Charge Dismissed
Aoainst MCFauI

Morals charges against Elroy A.
McFaul. former radio news COM
mentator. now in the navy. were
dismissed today by Judge Adolph
f. Marshner on the request of the
plaintiff, who withdrew the accu-
sation. A previous trial OF McFaul
ended in jury disagreement.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06

lsity Of Michigan as an engineer
Following a period in Japan as
chief engineer for an American
mining company. he returned here
10 become associated with his
brother in architectural designing.
AUTHORITY ON STEEL
Mr.. Kahn became a vice presi-
dent OF Republic Steel when the
Truscon Steel Company. of which
ne was president, was absorbed
by Republic.
An authority on steel engineer
Ing, Mr.. Kahn was a member OF
many engineering societies.
He Is survived by his wife. a
son. Julius Jr.. and a daughter,
Mrs. William Gresser. Two other
brothers in addition 10 Otto also
remain. Louis of Detroit and Felix
of San Francesca.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06

days session 20 wiring from the
witness tho admission;
IL can't remember ever telling
Mr.. Flynn my real age"
She quickly qualified this ad-
missino, however by declaring
.Flynn's advances we're forced upon
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06

her and that she was convinced,
anyway. that Flynn knew she was
under 1S.
She said Flynn gave her iick-
name, or its initials. often used to
indicate a girl under age.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06
Conan 5 Burial
Tomorrow in
NY. Mduso|eun1

NEW YORK, Nov. 6 UNS).-
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow for George M. Cohan. one
of the American theater's most
beloved characters, who died early
yesterday at his Fifth Avenue
home.
Burial will be in the family
at Woodlawn Gene
terry after a requiem mass is cele-
brated at st. Patrick's Cathedral.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06
Julius Kahn
Funeral Held
In Cleveland

Funeral services for Julius
Kahn, brother of Detroit archi-
tect Albert Kahn. were held today
at his home in Cleveland.
A former vice president OF the
Republic Steel Corporation, Kahn
died Wednesday OF a heart attack
at his home. He was IS. Burial
will be in New York.
A native of Germany. MIR. Kahn
was graduated from the Univer-
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06

She gets what she goes after-she's
alert--that's why she bought her
stunning" Fur Coat and saved
plenty" at FTtANkLIN'S during
their daring 18th anniversary sale
Here is very special offer made
in q drive for 500 new custom ers
a smart new pair OF shoes or a
clever new fau hat. value $500.
absolutely FREE, with your pur-
chase OF a new ds43 Luxury Fur
Coat, priced at only $1,000. They're
better. finer. Luxury Furs. beauti.
fully lined. tailored and styled TO
the minute. Special for limited
time only, up TO $500 for your
old Fur Coat in trade. Just $500
down reserves your Fur Coat
Take as long as 81 weeks 10 pay,
No red tape. no delay. Hurry and
get your FREE hat or shoes dur
ing this drive. Use your credit as
always at FRANKLIN'S DEPART
MENf STORE. 316 Michigan Ave.
shop any evening till . O'Clock.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06

Like sending him n gift every
day. Order Tho Detroit Times
mailed daily to your man In the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-06
Benefit Dance for Nuns

A benefit dance for the nuns OF
San Francesca Parish will be held
at 8 p. m. tomorrow in lombard
Hall. 3101 McDougall avenue, by
the Lombardi Society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

on streets and highways during con- ditions of blackout CT air raid sat-
 urday, October 1T, at I:s0 p. m. over Radio stations wTTC, wICC and VERY. The regulations. which Go Into effect on october % at i2:oI Q. m. will be explained as they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

i ernoon. Several wooden crates were destroyed by the blaze which was said to have started in an engine pitt. The damage was slight, Fire Marshal Dennis Lalaey reported.
 Engines 3 and 10 and Truck s answered the alarm and firemen were out for an hour and l5 min-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

acci6ent. Nas 1nsd t sn6
 reckless driving thrrss NhH rnigned before gudg8 nelnt
 last evening in torn court H4 car was Involved in crash Nllh one driven by Edward olcetG og 2 ] Baldwin street, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

Use Of agricultural machinery in Northern Ireland has been stimli- lated bg the hire-purchase plan of the British Government, according to the Department of Commerce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
PERUCEFI DRAWS
 THOAEASTON FINE

Thonaaston, Oct. aB.--Anthony Peruaini of 365 South Main street, waterbury, arrested by Police Chief ''Taft" Ryan Sunday following an
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

Australia is producing optical glass of Q quality equal or superior to that formerly imported, accord ing to the Department of Com merce.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
STURGES ON VERY
 SATURDAY. AT l:3O

State Defense Administrator Wes- ley A. Sturges will discuss the new regulations providing for the identi- fication and movement of vehicles
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15
CIGARETTE BUTT
 BLAMED FOR FIRE

A cigarette butt was blamed for q fire iu the basement of the ScovilI Mfg. CO. building on Hayden street shortly after 2 o'clock yesterday aft-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

asFect the public and Civilian De- fenss Agencies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-15

utea while the fre was extlneuished.
 the report stated.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

i. 500; $40 dozen. 1858. so. mostly
3.25; two-third crates. in the rough. 2.25-
. cucuMBERs-No supplies on the mar
LETTucE-Market steady. California.
55:75-6.o0: As. 5.o0-5.5O. New jersey,
1.25; Romaine. 1.00-1.25.
sas2 ss s. iss.dY sss seHsSna Ys1F.
Issa SACKS VI whites e 5. Ho: |; ssi Is. coo,
spanish. 3 inches and larger, s. i.s5.. "'''
939KERaATmsgppliss 939EaATmossggp j insufficient to quote.
0'f 90 jersey. kssshans sa:ki
fpnaition. I.ss; ta.So. Rassst 5uIbant.. nt..
PEPPERIMarket steady. Truck re.
sd, 6 80; nearby. bushel BASKETS. '1sss. slsen.
SWEET PoTAroEs-Market dull: truck
Eesepts Esss !.ass maoderate Maryland, bushel has
fna bassei baskets s. NS So.n; Il sl yf
125: bushel baskets, Porto Ricans. u. s. NO.
l. LOO; North Carolina, bushei baskets,
Porto Eicans and Nancy Halls. U. 8. No. l.
sPiNAcH-Market steady; truck re-
ceipts moderate. bushel baskets, Savoy
type oPennsylyania, 90-1.00: New Jersey.
s5 aEas ',fstay st. sSl4s f5sst
LINES Market steady: truck receipts
light. Florida. quarter boxes,
1,:is 1s5-15o; bushel baskets. 400; calitOrnia'
ToMAToEs-Market steady; truck re-
ee,6ts en5 ,,lgft light: New York lug boxes, ripes
3.Se:, 3aa:bashsI BASKETS: fair condition
sTRING sEANMaSfet ANMIshfett DasaeEs: stssdy sun SUB
round stringless and green flat type. 800
light bgshel a . hhampsrs h fair quality New
'eeS seGAs4White vyslns ysllox suppii.s insult
pers Hubbards 100
bunaRs5' BasTsIRenns'lvania Re crates 2-d01en
RocCOLEPennsylvan crates. l.
nv5aH9d KApdsT5sW G5sa; Ohio. 12-au.rt baskets
BusHEI sPRours-Lons Island. 1e.
quart crates. 3.N-4 90
CELERY Y-CABBAGE-Ohio, 16-quart bas-
kets. 10.
CAULIFLowER-Long Island, crates. !
dozen heads, 2 215-2.25; fair quality, LIS.
PARSLEY-Pennsylvani A-bushel bas.
kets, PUNCHED, rs; Ohio, s-auart baskets
punched. 80
HRoOMs-Maryland and Pennsyl.
vania, 3-pound baskets. fair quality. 5O-75
Evening star., 1942-10-12

their organizations for espionage
give rrefutable basis to the accusa-
tions of Sumner Welles," he said.
Noting that the government has
protested to Washington over the
Welles' speech, Repetto said, 1--WE
never will be able totally to repair
the damage which the foreign
policy of the present government
is causing U.S."
Repetto, who Is member of the
Chamber of Deputies, said when
the Allies triumph all America will
point out Argentina as the country
which failed in the duties of broth
erhood and continental solidarity.
If the totalitarians win, an eventu-
ality highly improbable, Argentina
would be the focal point of Nazi
agents in their fight against the rest
of the hemisphere. Both eventuali-
ties would be equally disastrous for
u.s."
Raul Damonte Taborda, former
chairman of the Argentine con-
gressional committee investigating
anti Argentine activities, also
backed up the Welles declaration,
asserting in a statement that it was
no more than a repetition of what
had been said many times in the
Chamber of Deputies.
The activities of espionage was
one OF the reasons why I introduced
a.resolution to rupture relations with
Me Axis nations he said. ~-'-~--e.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
WeIIes, Asked to Submit
Concrete Facts, Refuses

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. IL (P.-
The Argentine Ambassador to
Washington, Felipe Espil, has ex-
pressed the "displeasure' of the
Argentine government to Undersec-
retary of State Sumner Weues over
the latter's declaration in Boston
Thursday that Nazi agents we're
using this country as a base of op-
erations, it was announced last
night.
A Foreign Office communique said
the Argentine Ambassador had
asked Mr.. Welles Saturday to sub
NIT the concrete facts which caused
him to denounce the Argentine gov
ernment.
Suggestion Rejected.
The communique said Mr.. Welles
rejected the suggestion for reasons
of military order" In view of that
attitude, it added, the Argentine
Ambassador reiterated to the Sec
retary of State that his imputations
were hasty and that this incident
caused disgust in official circles and
in the public opinion of Argentina" J"
Earlier, the 1888 Socialist nominee
for President, Nicholas Repetto, told
his party's national convention that
under the mantle of neutrality the
(Argentine) government is working
for the totalitarians."
"The extremely benevolent, toler-
ance shown here toward Nazis and
their clandestine radio stations and
Evening star., 1942-10-12

in Russia, Poland and Yugoslavia,
Mr.. Churchill said the Germans had
executed at least 200 in Eastern and
Central Europe for every one in the
west.
At that point he gave his assur-
ance of mo weakness" IN British
reprisals for chainings by the Ger
mans of 1876 British and Canadian
prisoners taken in the August 10
raid on Dieppe. The British coun-
ter-measures already have started
with the shackling of an equal num-
ber of German prisoners in Britain
and Canada.
Another reason for Nazi mall
treatment of prisoners, the Prime
Minister said, was Hitler's wish to
divert mems eyes from evident fall
ure so far-I always say so far-on
his second vast campaign against
Russia"
Mentioning other matters which
probably trouble Hitler and "his
somewhat ridiculous confederate,
Mussolini," Mr.. Churchill gave a
thumbnail review of growing Allied
power and declared that the "Aus-
tralians with their American allies
have made a good advance in New
Guinea"
These are solid and remarkable
facts" he added.
Mr.. Churchill's statement followed
1f tho l.
net which reviewed the shacklings,
sArted by the Germans. The Brit
ISL IStGiated Saturday.
A number of members Of Parlia-
ment were reported opposed to any
further British attempt to match
the Germans if the Germans car
ried out their threat to shackle more
prisoners. The Germans said they
had shackled the original 1875 as
retaliation for the lettering of Ger
man prisoners during British raids
at Dieppe and the channel island
of Sark.
Some sources who would not per-
NIT the use of their names charged
that the German action was taken
to work up hate campaign
against Britain which would give
Germany the excuse for putting
British prisoners to work and to
upset the morale of British Com
mandos.
The Australian government, re-
plying to cable from Britain, sent
its views on the claiming contro-
versy to the British government
today.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Wushinqton Produce

tubs, 47a; 1-pound prints, 4S: H-pound
PRINTS Drins sfSas ies prats 4sP 80
pound pound prints prints 81 SO score; tubs a6; J.
M-pound sound Prints, Print 4sh. '0'11 - 'A's' 1914
LIVESTOCK-Calves. Il: spring lambs,
prices paid net fob. washington)
EGGs-Market steady. Prices paid. for
Frsdns Stations 9ocsebsr @ :sse0 1s5 whites. te
.. 8. extras, large, 50-53; averaEe, So
4ah: .. s. standa ards larre 4a-4s;. s.esSss aver.
average, Al; u 8. trades. 38. Browns. y. 8.
Extras. medium, % oo1 ~: Ge; averase e; =. s.
.vsnsss msum & as II s. 5aass
eggs: Current receipts: Whites, 40; mixed
coloEs; 36-s9ai Receipts. Government
LIVE PouLTHY-Market, steady; Fowl,
colored. pounds and UP, 21-22; under >
chcieas Sls sf 6esxals s e 1sns snd
iryers, ali sizes. ,23; No. IS. 90; Reds. 21.
Turkeys, young, toms and hens, 29-3l.
Other Markets.
moderate. MARYLAND. Pennsylvsnia. vir-
Einis and West virsinia, bushei !, nasRetS' ;slse
s&-inch minjmum. j: :4o.1 so, Yorks. ~
inch minimg 1sS71 40; S-ineh $nch mini mini
l.5o: ddsden Delicious. ~ Inch minimur,
stssmsns:: ss175: insh minimum. minimum. 1881 g.
Jonathans, 2N-inch minimum. ao-1 90;
znsn minimsm. %e5nu 5oai ss: s1ushei boxes, g.
SS &a-i1;h III MIN Ia 5S1S iisSmsa; sjneh sjneh
's5-G so; 3einch minimum 2.0o-2 25:
3,35.s 50: ali sizes, ripe; -75-I so; Grimes,
1.50-I so; Yorks, 2la-inch, minimum, 30
eo V1rnia minmum W.,t Vrp'na Pfnn
DELICIOUS. I13s-163s, s.ooeS so; sss-1o0s,
1o0s-Ia5s. 1.65-I.75. ' N''0'
cABBAGE+Market steady. Truck re;
ceipts moderate. Pennsylvania; wire bound
9rse1 30 acmess saSoy y0una ty1e sS New oo Yos sf
LEGALLY; 1ona s5-s5: 6o-pound sacks Danish
mia. Salmon Meats jumbos. 36-45 fair
NEYDEWs-Market dull California.
standard and jumbo crates. all sizes, 225-
$50: fair condition, 1.25-1 so.
PERSIANS-Market steady. California,
6s, ponys. 2.25; standards, 2.75.
.CARROTS--Market steady. Truck re-
ceipts moderate; california, Los Angeles,
bushel baskets. topped, washed. Pennsyl-
yania, ;50-l .65; New Jersey. 135-1 so;
CELERY-Market steady New York