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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
Is AcEEs on HARD ROAD. WATER IN
esen heuses s 1q ra 'nd acres BATH o
timber. Would make an ideal chicken
iaIm: ahdn Sun and even eall NJ Able VI
en peute s. g. AffEs SALE So MI
'ss Rosz yoassa WI !hea
elec., and telephone. situated d'I, on high
sTse assst trUss gss.s,S stream hTC1sh
pasture and tillsble. land, some Of Which
Is meadoxland. and the, best in Fairfax
public: transportation and school bus. II
mi mi =, :,. from WASHINGTON over good roads
tsT%s THoMAs e.. SOY; phoas as'SSea9is vienns
10 st!I ACRES on S.cs1iILf MAIN HIeHWAY: WITH
pretty brook aoxs throush proDerty ''1sr! very
No house. $3.50. easy terms. Me- Near r. rsir- Air.:
nv 70 Parfak % Circle eu5 lat II Hossfd slxa
intersection, right to FAIRFAx oRcHARfnS All
on left. or call Mr.. MACK, Chestnut 1891.
between II and | only (weekdays).
100 ACRES ON HARD-sURFACED ROAD
26 miles from District in Fairfax County,
Va: electricity and excellent water supply;
reasonable. BOX 392-D. Star.
y YoU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
sman screase equipped dairy or blue srass
lent yet auiet--I have $50 Of these places
for sale. including some dne Colonial estates
These properties are located in Fairfax and
Moss n ts.m ana %hr roP s : e
Mashington and on hard roads. See MASON
HIRST,. Annandale. Fairfax County. va, at
the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan-
dris r 6s12; Address Route 2. Alexandria. Va.
rs3S1ssE rSAFRSa ESs1 g S|3s. WsERs.ton
creek. hish elevation, sand % Beach. hasstq e1eePl
lent, lent SO soil producins ps high-srade tobacco;
dwelling Quilt iaasj, s spacious TOO rooms nse
4ha baths, full cellar with gamerooms. ali
modern conveniences. Guest house. Broom
farmers far snc,; house farm buildines Excel
:219 acres. 5000 feet water front. sand
beach, outstanding ducking, excellent soil
5atS
farmers house, a tobacco barns. large
main This 'ns IS Very nhs pToiis.sle WI farm ns-
Rappahannock River, 80 miles Washing
frontage, hiEh elevation; 300 acres. 80 cul-
tiyated. excellent timber; s-room Colonial
st ave :Ssseat ln hse saSs
can; nsoSRp oe1iaRti'4s sslbs asele. Ia f542o Sz9% Nd
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80 ACRES-$8,500.
6rm. modern home. bank barn. poultry
houses. Very high setting with trees. land
good road. Half cash. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesvine. Nd Phone Ashton 3846.
DON'T WORRY
ABOUT FOOD.
We have q carefully selected list Of
large and small FARMS, the ownership
OF any one Of which would mean complete
future lack of food.
Some quite close to town and many
with comfortable. modern homes.
Call Mr.. Gray. WI. 4454: With
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, REALTOR,
ME. 1143.
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FARMS FOR SALE.
GENTLEMAN'S FARM
Maryland farm of 80 acres with
modern house. $4,000. F. PATERSON
Rust Bldg, Elk 5y72

mode!n ho house: % sis:6oo. @ ''q F. PAfERsoN Tsiff
Rust Bldg, Elk. 5972.
Mr.. WARRENTON, VA.
Beautiful restored large brick Colonial
home; 5 bedrms.. 4 baths, about 100 acres
OF land 1--we stream, tenant house barns.
beautiful shrubbery: $4,000; terms, half
cash.
ROMYE LAMBORN,
cSsstuus sSas wIsGn 4sl Blvd Arnsiep sie5s sii vi
ADAMS CO., PENNA.
3O5 acres: Groom good condition brick
corn house. garage. Farm buildings need
repairs repairs LOO 6-year-old neglected peach peach
orchard, 2I0 acres gently rolling valley
Penna. silth loan a natural blue grass
soil for this area. Possession. Price, $500.
Nv .. THEODORE F: MENK. 49,,
CATTLE AND GRAIN FARM.
stock afS tms 5 Nd Of the sm ns,t H5an snS
BREcKiNRiDGE & HAN Hanna Ellicott City,
Md Phone Ellicott City 346.
IS! ACRES. MODERN DAIRY BARNS FOR
provements. Will sell with or without
$50 acres, 60-eow dairy barn. an up
ment or farm without equipment.
dairy barn, one Of the best blue grass
1873 acres, re modern a4-cow dairy barn
Groom frame house, water and electricity
This is one of the cheapest small farms
ior sale in Montgomery County at the
FRED FRED B. cUsHMAN, $40 Frederick Ave
Gaithersburg, MARYLAND; Telephone 299
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COLONIAL BEACH-5-ROON HOUSE FOR
sale: bath and electricity; garage and fuel
shed; corner lot 5Ox15O; Bancroft ave and
vernon st; $1,000. Apply J. F. DAVIS,
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STROUT'S

STROUT'S
BIG SPRING CATALOG.
Just out! Complete guide to country real
estate in 1S States. from Maine to Florida
and west to the Mississippi: 100 pages
chock-full OF outstanding bargains in
all types farms, country homes. business
opportunities at rock-bottom prices. Safe
ty, security and profit lies in the land to-
day. Save time and money. write for
your FREE COPY.
rs Acres, Al Brick House; 81. 800.
On improved I'd. 3 miles to Nd. depot
town; about 10 4. for money -mak king
poultry house Only $500 down; pg II,
Big Spring Cataloz. Write for free copy.
STROUT REALTY. 1427-N Land Title
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STOCKED, EQUIPPED.
100 &C. remodeled h.. 5 rooms. bath.
plow disc cultivator. mower. drill tractor.
saw. wagon. horses. 6 cattle. sows. IS
pigs. 2 calves. so hens, few turkeys, l 8
tons lime. corn. hay to run: 23 miles
D. c. Price. $4,000: N cash. J. L. C.
WEST, Falls Church 1881; eve, 2O66-W.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
Desirable home with over nifty acres of
land attached: modern dwelling: eight to
ten rooms. and splendid location, on high
way. near railroad station and bus line;
about sixty miles to Washington, d. c.;
rrice, $4,000.
TOWN DWELLINGS.
Located on high ELEVATIONS. with river
views; one an eight and the other \ ten
room. both with 4odern improvements;
S4,500 and $1,000 each
VILLAGE PROPERTY.
Located In summit Point near Charles
Town; eight-room succeed dwelling: mod
ern improyements. good outbuildings, two
acres: $500.
THE MOORE INSURANCE 4 KIAErY CO..
Box 10. Charles Town. West Va.
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ACREAGE WANTED.
SEAshoRE PROPERTY.

SMALL ACREAGE, PREFERABLY WOOD
ed, fairly close in, Arl. or Fairfax. Stat,
loc. and price. Box 94-H, Star
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SOUTHERN MD.-BARGA1N.

SOUTHERN MU-BARGA1N
rontv ncs mlroor, te p,a so E.Iins Wy
electric. and bath overlooking Chaptico
River: tenant houses, new tobacco barn
conveniently located near small town.
schools, stores, churches, transportation,
bathing. fishing, boating. etc Priced very
low by widow owner for quick sale, $l2,-
600: reasonable terms
JOHN 4. BRICKLEY. Exclusive Agent,
Barr Bldg DI 13o 81. S55l
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, - PRoDUc-
ranging from 30 to 90 acres. located in
Maryland and Pennsylvania nr. Gettysburg.
ped. Fine buildings. modern conveniences
Price, $4,000 to $4,000. P. w. STALL
SMITH. Real Estate Broker. Center Square.
GettYSburR. Pa Phone lHh-X
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10 ACRES.
$4,000.

One-mile frontage on Route o4O running
from Washington. D. c. to Frederick, Md.
Land IN excellent state of cultivation. well
watered, 20, acres in woodland. six-room
house. sheds and outbuildings. Call
Mr.. Williams, E. NJ. FRY, INC, 1240 Wis
cOnSin ave WI f.4u
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE, phone. mail, ster
graphic service. Represent outside concel
I'll Woodward Bldg. EX 1899 =
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE,

WANTED TO RENT IN FRONT ROYAL.
Va. some time in June or July. 2-bedroom.
| furn. or partially furn., ground floor apt.
| or house; no pets: best references. BOX
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WANTED TO RENT FOR SEASON OR
longer waterfront property tsalt water),
minimum bedrooms, bath, hot water.
moGern conv. Phone Sun. WO. $3.50;
weekdays, EX 121l
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CATTLE AND GRAIN FARM
VIRGINIA FARMING ESTATE
WITH

WI I. VENNON IFE HUME.
Located within 20 miles of downtown
Washington in Virginias Fairfax hunt
country. Charmingly restored Mount Yer
non-type home, situated on l15 acres.
with magnificent view bedrooms, 2l2
baths, f1replaces, servants room and
bath; small modern barn with water and
electricity horse paddock, detached serv-
ants quarters of . rooms and bath: pam
eled hunt breakfast room with large fire.
place; Scar garage; mostly fenced with
picturesque white board fence; equipped
with farming implements, tractor, etc
Tenant farmer available
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson BLVD. ArlinEton. Va:
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FARMS FOR SALE.

2o5 ACRES. $50 cLEAR. 4-RM. HOUSE
S-rm. house. barns: all stock and al
half hs CROP % 81 s. yen year
miles from washington: Si5,O0o.
6-room house, all modern; 4-room house
shs a sn ry:r hSnss %ss b.Tn 'sd
rms, eiec.. stables and good tenants
p miles D. C.-e1 rooms house Ole
Colonial. 100 acres. all outbldgs., s fire
places; p!,, HGo house in good condition, Price
los acres, q tillable. 5-m bungalow
cleo. . barns; overlooking chesapeak.
6-room house. all outbldgs.. 100 acres
s sy9 "a acres acres l5o cleared: s,reom house
T is9 acres: il' ali clear. s tenant tenant houses
s-rm. Old Colonial house. all modern:
barn 36xl30, another barn 36x50: q miles
s4soo0 saH% o. F Pries ems se5roo tns crops last year
1"6 acres, ,;53 clear. 7-room house. IL
rm house. all outbldss; $4,000,
outbldgs.. q mile on State road $4,000
5-room house, all modern: 10 acres. al
clear; all oTtbldss; zoo f. on State road
=, 7-room house. all modern; 2-car garage
miles from 5. 8 c on Marlboro pike Pike; $500 sH5
outbldss.: S3,1OO.
IS acres. all clear; Arm. house: $4,000
$50 acres, 5 miles from Marlboro. Grail
hwy. 5000 1T. on each side of the Stat,
road $40 an acre.
w. E. HARDESTY. Phone Marlboro SO.
1O2 ACRES, NEAR TRAVILAH. MONT
gomery County. Md, 15 miles from D. c
line, in a lovely section: a wonderful vev
for miles: in excellent state of cultivation
5-room tenant house, barn and other out
buildings 30 acres of growing wheat ans
barley: dairy equipped for - cows, > silos
rea! buy at Sl3.5o0. Well watered
Call Mr.. Williams
E. M. FRY, INC,
7240 Wis. Ave. WI. 61iO.
Country Store, 312 Acres,
$1,000, with post ot1ice-salary. $500
bedrooms and bath large storeroom, ga
station. number of outbuildines suit
able for chickens, garden: also pasture TO-
COW, Half cash JOHN BURDOFT, Coles
vile. Md Ashton 3S46
400 ACRES, NEAR DAWSONVILLE. MONT
gomery Co, Maryland. mostly in. grass
pike ON both sides OF farm lovely view 0
Sugar Loaf Mountain, 25 miles from Dis
trict line. Price. S:,5OOO. A real buy
E. M. FRY, INC.
T24O Wisconsin Ave. WI 674O.
10 ACRES,
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REAL ESTATE ExcHAAcl

$4,000 NET INCOME.
Will trade for old downtown bldg. t
remodel; $4,000 equity. Box 2O5-H, Sti
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR REM
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

BUNGALOW, SIX ROOM sTUCCo; DE-
.ached garage: corner lot, one block from
streetcar and shopping, near school; a nj.
Atlantic 063S after ] pm.
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FINE COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME
30 miles from city: all convenlences: fine
boating, bathing. fishing: splendid victory
garden. Will sacrifice. easy terms. Box
46:'-B. Star.
SUMMER COTTAGE IN NEARBY MD.
close to water, mr.. transportation, reason
able. EN-. 1895.
FOR SALE-FRONTING ON THE CHESA-
peake. attractive Broom house, pine liv-
ing room. fireplace large screened porch
a. mi: wooded lot. 50xl50: price. $4,000
Call Falls Church 2277-J. Sunday or after
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W 111@, = y
=, or bedroom house. good lot; Arl. or
Falls Church section. Phone oxford 0321
WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR ALL TYPES OF
property in Mount Rainier Cottage City
Brentwood. Hyattsyille. Cheverly, ROGERS
Heights. Riverdale, University Park and
vicinity. List your property with US for
quick results. See our ad under Sub
urban for Sale
peter j. hagan,
Ssa7 34th ST., Mt Rainier. Md. WA. 37s5.
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o4N CO o1t1I<1E 1ID.,
OPPOSITE NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER.
Three fne homesites, all improvements
IT,. Some as low as $3.50 Financial iiqui-
dation REQUIRES immed. sale MGR.
CREDITORS COM. co 1857
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANT TO RENT GROUND FLOOR SHOP,
1000 square feet with Alot attached; in
dustrial zone. Write 9O7 Webster st. NV,
giving full information a.
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LARGE. SUBSTANTIAL o-STORY BUILD
ing. street and alley entrances. Penna
ave. at 29th st. HENRY CLAY CO., 29O9
M st. NV. MI $500
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SIX ROOMS. BATH, EI.EC RANGE
refR.. outbuildinEs; so acres, garden, pas
ture lovely view, overlookine Fredericks.
burg, Va; so miles Washington. S36
mo. MAI. SMITH, Columbia 1856.
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YUC0SLAVS FIGHT
NAILS AT TRIESTE
Germans Throw Division
Against P atriots In
Heights Near Fiume

LONDON, Oct. 9.-lR-Yugoslav
liberation forces are fighting the
Nazis in the southern suburbs of
italian Trieste, while to the south
the Germans have thrown an en-
tire division against patriots in
heights commanding the port Of
Fiume. Yugoslav sources said to-
day.
There was bitter fighting in these
renewed drives to seize the two
seaports, and in the interior of
Yugoslavia the partisans declared
they had surrounded the German
garrison at Ogulin, % miles in
land, and destroyed the largest
bridge on the railway from Ogu-
lin to Karlovac and Zagreb.
Intensified sabotage in south
ern Hungary, meanwhile, forced
the Germans to proclaim martial
law there, the Swedish newspaper
Dagens Nyheter said in a Buda-
pest dispatch reported by the Of
flee of war information.)
The southern ramparts of the
Hitler-ruled Balkans again were
brought under two-ply aerial as
sault with powerful fleets OF he
northwest African air force strik'
ing at airfields in Greece, Crete
and the Dodecanese, joined by
Raj planes of the middle east
command bombing Heraklion in
Crete and Calato in Rhodes.
Flying from North Africa and
Italy, Allied heavy and medium
bombers struck Elevis near Ath'
ems and Heraklion in Crete Fri.
day, and Liberators pounded Kas'
tell in Crete and Martha ir
Rhodes on Thursday.
A Yugoslav liberation army
communique declared that "bitte1
fighting is going on in the south
ern suburbs of Trieste and south
of that port
st. John the Evangelist wa:
banished to Patmos, of the Do
decaneSe group.
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VEGETABLE PRICE
CEILINGS URGED
Immediate Announcement
OF Limits Asked By
FIorida's Producers

CLEWISTON, Fla, Oct. 9.-(P)-
Resolutions demanding immedi
ate announcement of price cell
ings on winter vegetables 80 the
farmers will know where they
stand were adopted today by the
Florida Vegetable Committee.
Passed unanimously by more
than hundred producers and
shippers representing all parts Of
the state, the resolutions will be
taken to Washington by com.
mittee next week and presented tc
the Office of Price Administration
(OPA).
E. w. Lins of South Miami, chair.
man of the committee, suggested
the action after describing months
of negotiation with the OPA, the
War Food Administrator and 9th,
er government agencies. He accus.
ed the agencies of "dilly-dallying
in delaying announcement of the
ceiling figures.
1--WE do not want to go into pro
duction on a wing and prayer, -
he told the committee. 1T is not
right to ask farmers to invest
millions in food crops without
knowing what return to expect.
We are all patriotic and this is
wartime but we think we should
get cooperation from Washington.
Lins said the winter vegetable
industry had fought for more than
a year to persuade federal author.
tiles there should be no price cell
ing On perishable vegetables anc
fruits.
but there are going to be cell
ings, and they are going to be
less than last years prices" Lins
said. The government has made
commitments for a roll back Of
food costs. The administration is
trying to appease labor politicians
1t is a matter of political expedien.
cy."
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Mazatlan Port Reported
Struck By Hurricane

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 8. -(P)-
A hurricane with 100-mile an hour
winds struck the Pacific Coast port
of Mazatlan today, but first re-
ports said nothing of loss of life,
PanAmerican anyways reported.
The aviation company received
the information over its own short
wave radio transmitters at the
Mazatlan airport, but even this con-
nection has been silent since 1870
D. m. eastern War Time, tele-
phone and telegraph lines TO the
port are down and all ordinary
communication is broken.
PanAmerican said it's airport
manager, Francisco PostlethWaite,
first reported shortly after the
storm struck between 10 and II
a. m.
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nv BERNARD S. O'HARA

NEW YORK, Oct. 90F'C. Inc
stock market today stepped out OF
a refinitely downward week WIN
most leaders adding modest recoV-
cries to the comeback which gov
under way in the preceding session.
From Monday on selling, blam-
ed mainly on confusion over the
tax outlook and lack OF important
International news, ruled virtually
all departments. Offerings were
relatively small until Wednesday
when volume expanded: Fas1est
dealings and heaviest declines Oh
the week appeared Thursday:
Liquidation began to taper FIJI
day when many recently weak Is
sues revived on the idea that the
slide may have gone too TAR ana
at least had discounted to a con
siderable extent bearish possloln-
ties at home and abroad.
Reports the House Ways ana
Means committee would shelve the
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CONGRESS READY
TO help CHINESE
Prepares To Act On Mea-
sure To Admit los Chin
csc To u. S. Yearly

WASHINGTON, Oct. o. P -
The Chinese Republic is 81 years
old tomorrow and Congress seems
ready to help celebrate the ami
versary-although little bclatedly
by brushing off the welcome mat
to greet 1O5 Chinese immigrants
yearly.
Known as double ten" (be-
cause it falls on the tenth day
of the tenth MONTH, the date IS
the anniversary of the day when
Sun Yatsen, began the revolution
which overthrow the ancient Man
chu Dynasty and established the
Chinese republic.
House leaders, remembering
their cheers earlier this year when
Madame Chang Kaishek pleaded
to them that China's cause is ours,
say they are eager to honor the
milestone by knocking down the
61-year-old bars against Chinese
immigration. This would permit
1O5 Chinese to enter this country
yearly under immigration quotas
and make Chinese eligible for cltl-
zenship.
A bill to this end is on the house
votes on the pending soldiers de-
tendency bill. If passed, it still
must win senate approval to be-
come effective.
Leafing through history books
this week preparing for floor de-
bate congressman found it was in
February 1848 that a small brig,
the eagle, put in at San Francisco
and three Chinese came ashore
believed to be the first to set foot
on California soil. Their arrival
conceded with the discovery OF
gold and the admission of Califor'
mia to statehood.
Attracted by news of mountains
of gold, hundreds of other adven-
furious Chinese sailed westward
and were warmly greeted at first
because they were needed to hip
dig the richs from Wstrn lands and
Law the tracks for Americas first
trans-continental railroad.
But on the completion of the
railroad nearly 10000 Chinese and
white laborers were discharged.
There followed unemployment . .
economic panics in the 187O's .
an increase of CALIFORNIA; political
weight in the national picture .
anti-Chinese agitation and the be-
ginning of discriminatory Chinese
legislation.
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RAILROAD BONDS
DRAW ATTENTION
Business In Reorganization
Loans Is Good; Corpor-
ate Groups Irregular

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-'R-Bus1-
ness in reorganization rail loans
contributed the major share OF the
bond markets small turnover TO-
day and prices were irregular III
most corporate groups.
The Associated Press rail- aver
age closed i of point lower de-
spite a considerable number OF III
dividual gamers. Chicago q Alton
rose 1 1-8 points on large dealings
and Kansas City, Fort Scott q
Memphis Is advanced l.
Among fractional gamers were
Boston & Maine LIS, Burning
ton 4 lis, St. Paul General IS
and Rock Island refunding As.
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LOUISIANA CHIEF
DETHRONES PEREZ
CONTINUED From Page One)

courthouse Perez and his deputies
had departed.
DR.. Slater protested his civil
rights were violated by the custer.
Blaize, after taking office, said
he would welcome the protection OF
the state guard.
The contest over tn sheriff's Of
flee has been in progress between
Jones and Perez since the death OF
Sheriff L. D. Dauterive June l.
Perez held out for an election to
name the successor but Jones act
ed to enforce his appointment after
the state supreme court had up
held it.
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Modest RecOveries Made
Rv Some Market Leaders

treasury's revenue program ana
write bill of its own propped SON
timent in today's PROCEEDINGS And
inspired reinstatement of accn,nto
here and there. Real buying uroen
cy, though, was notably lacking
Many customers stood aside he
cause of the weekend and Tuos
days Columbus holiday when prin.
cipal exchanges will recess.
Mild improvement was witness
ed at the start and, while fraction
al plus marks were in the majority
when the final gong sounded, there
were few upturns of point or 81
The Associated Press 6O,stocL
average advanced 2 of point 10
1919 but on the week showed not
recession of IL points, widest dron
for any week since the patter part
of July. Transfers of 225 ,970 shares
were the fourth smallest for tbe
year to date and compared with
271,84O last Saturday.
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DELAYS ACTION

WASHINGTON, Oct 9. (R -
Rep. Ploeser (R-Mo) delayed &C
ton on his proposal for a house in
vestigation Of propaganda films to
night to give movie companies g
chance to work out voluntary
plan for banning all propaganda
programs from the screen" Ploes
er made his announcement after 6
conference with Will Hays of the
film industry who, he said, woulo
take up a voluntary plan with as
sociates.
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RAILS WIN RULING
in SEATRAIN CASE
Continued From Page One)

territorial waters of the United
States. We appreciate the effect
which this ruling, if it be sus-
tanned by the appellate tribunal,
must have upon Seatrain trans
portation. The remedy, however,
must lie with congress.
The opinion was by Judges John
Biggs of the third circuit court of
appeals, Philadelphia, and Guy L.
Fake and William F. Smith of the
district court for New Jersey, New
ark.
They sustained the I. c. c. order
insofar as the order related only
to transportation within the Unit
ed States or its territorial waters"
but not insofar as it serves to
compel the petitioners to inter-
change cars with seatrain for
transportation beyond these
bounds.
The I. C. C. handed down its or
der October 49, 1871, effective the
following June l. 1t was held in
allegiance, however, pending the
courts action.
Railroads involved were: The
Pennsylvania, the Atlantic Coast
Line, the Boston and Mainet, the
Central of Georgia, the Great
Northern, the Long Island, the
Louisville & Nashville, the Maine
Central, the Norfolk and Western,
the Northern Pacific, the Seaboard
Air Line( the Southern, the South
ern Pacific. the Texas and New
Orleans and the Union Pacific.
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At breeding time, the male