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Evening star., 1943-09-25
Woman Gets Jail Term
On Bad Check Charges

A 21-year-old waitress was sem
fenced to serve from Z to 81 months
on two charges of forgery after
District Court Justice James M.
Proctor denied her appeal for pro-
baton. She is Nella D. Turner,
formerly of the 1700 block OF La
mont street NV.
The jurist imposed sentence OF
5 to Is months on one charge in
volving a $3.50 check and 7 to 81
months on a charge of altering a So
check to $50. The sentences viii
run concurrently.
James A. Barnes, colored, 56, was
sentenced to serve one to three years
for housebreaking and larceny from
an apartment In the first block Of H
street NE. Property missing from
the home was valued at 1850.
Two 18-year-old colored youths
were sentenced to serve 10 to 80
months on robbery charge grow
ing out OF . $66 plirse-snatching
from q woman pedestrian.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Deaths Reported

HEild Hilnds Weitz, 81. 1909. K st. ne.
Ellen Delahunty, 81. lie. &. Capitol st st.
Edward J. Mclaughlin, 10, 938 23rd st.
NV.
Emma J.. Winston, rs. 372o Upton st. NV.
Fannie Edelman, 10. 5027 5th st. NV.
Alice =. Roman. II. 37l9 13th st. ne.
Charles, E. Redhead, 80, 6l9 c st. ne.
Cammillo Thirion, 81, i4O7 14th st. NV
Ehsabsth W. Peake. 40, 1872 Parkwood
clar.ncs Il. jackson. 4s. Arlington, Va.
Rita whitman. 54, 4fb jefferson st. NV.
Roland H; Erice. 10. ,3501 Both st. NV.
Nancy e. Wright, II, Indianhead, Md.
Infant Robert I. Keeler. III 10th st. ne
Infant HuI 81 Vienna, Va.
John Nelson. 7S. Blue Plains, D. c.
Gsorsia {. SILENCE. %; I744 8 st. NV.
Hush Hemphiil. 30. Sol NJ st. NV. wv
Mary Thomas. 55. A1s D st. sc.
pebirdie h i Hessk. % IL. Iis% s sth H. st. nn NV.
Elliott L. Threat. ~, Richmond. Va
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Celebration to Mark
CIimox in ShipbuiIding
BY the Associated Press.

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 25.-
Monday will mark the second an
niversary of the launching in Balti-
more of the first Liberty Ship, the
Patrick Henry, and will be observed
nationally as Victory Fleet Day.
The United States Maritime Com
mission has designated this observ-
ance because the date climaxes the
greatest two-year shipbuilding pro-
gram IN the history of the world,
Commission officials said.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Building and Loan
Assets Set Record
At End Of August
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

Combined resources Of the Is as
sociations comprising the District OF
Columbia Building and Loan League
at the close of business August 81
reached new high of $189 ,233 1894
the monthly comparative statement,
released today by F. Wilson Camp
secretary, revealed. This is a gain of
$11 ,979, ,666 over the same period last
year.
Analysis of the report disclosed
that share money from investing
members rose $15,e40,5 ,5e9 during the
year to $171, I'LL, ,139 while holdings
OF real estate loans declined slightly,
$163 ,679 ,407 as compared to $165 ,218,-
931 in 1912.
Heavy Bond Buying Shown.
Cash on hand was listed at $14.-
066, ,305, up more than $1,000, 900 from
last year while investments in United
States bonds scared sharply to
So, ,392,835 This item will reflect an
even greater rise when the figures
for September are compiled as all
groups bought heavily of the Third
War Loan for their own account.
Reserves and undivided profits
reached new highs, climbing from
$14,549,5l0 last year to $16,252, $50
Borrowed money, as expected
dropped all the way from $4,956, 700
in 1912 to less than 1851 900.
Marked activity was noted in the
amount of money advanced for con-
struction, new homes and other
mortgage loans, August being one of
the best months experienced this
year. The statement indicated that
total transactions amounted to more
than s4,333, ,556, a gain of $4,000
over August, 1912, the report showed
ID. C. Store Sales Climb.
Continuing recent gains. depart
ment store sales in the Capital for
the week ended last Saturday, Sep
tember 18, were 81 per cent ahead of
the like week year ago, and in
the fifth district were up Is per cent,
the Federal Reserve Bank of Rich
mond reported today. Sales in Bal
timore were 20 per cent ahead of last
year and scared IS per cent in a
group of other cities.
Sales in the Capital were also Is
per cent ahead of the preceding
week this year. gained 20 per cent
in the fifth district, ~ in Baltimore
and is in the other cities.
Cumulative sales in this city in the
four weeks ended last Saturday were
4 per cent better than last year and
Z per cent in the fifth district.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Durr Asks Rayburn
To Push Cox Custer
As Head Of Fec Probe
Ry the Associated press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
Federal Communications Commits
sioner c. j. Durr has asked Speaker
Rayburn to place before the House
his petition to disqualify Representa-
tive Cox, Democrat, of Georgia as a
member of a special House commit
tee investigating the FEC.
In a letter to Mr.. Rayburn yester-
day, Mr.. Durr pointed out he had
filed the petition last May 10, but
that no action had yet been taken.
Chairman Summers of the House
Judiciary Committee informed Mr..
Durr Thursday that the committee
had no jurisdiction to consider the
plea for Mr.. Cox's disqualification.
Originally Mr.. Durr's petition had
been sent to Mr.. Rayburn who trans
mitted it to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
The petition alleges Mr.. Cox has a
personal interest in the investiga-
ton and is prejudicied.
II am not familiar with the rules
of the House, but certainly there
must be some method by which my
petition can be formally brought to
its attention" the commissioner
wrote. ...
''I cannot believe that the House
of Representatives, with full knowl-
edge of the facts set forth in my
petition, filed over four months ago,
would indorse Representative Cox as
suitable person to serve as chair
man or even as member of the
select committee" he added.
Absence of procedure for bringing
such petition before Congress
would make the constitutional right
of petition meaningless, Mr.. Durr
declared.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Births Reported

Ira and Lorraine Anthem. boy
William and Beatrice Barwick. girl
Felix. and Dorthy Deptula. girl.
Melvin and Annie Eckloff, boy.
wellington and Betty Francisco. girl,
Samuel and Dorothy Gordon. girl
Dave and Louise Gray. girl ....
Franklin and Catherine Hammond. girl
Walter and Olea Hannemann. girl,
Herbert and Phyllis Heslop,. boy.
Joseph and Cheryi Jones, girl.
Edenice and Helen Kay, boy
William and Phyllis Lawrence, girl.
parel and Annie Conkey, boy.
John and Martha Ostach, boy.
Albert and Mildred Query, girl.
Paul and Frances Roberts. girl
EDWARD and Alice Rockerfeller, BOY.
William and Dorothy Smith, girl
Guy and Jean Stephens, girl.
FRANKLIN and Maxine Thomas. buy.
Maurice and Sylvia Waltz. 10y.
Willard and Helen Whittemore, boy.
Henry and Jean Wood. girl
James and Verpall Catlett, hoy.
woodrow and Shirley Derricote. boy.
William and Ernestine Freeman, 10y.
Edwin and Mildred Hood, boy.
Ernest and Grace Horn. boy.
Francis and Mary Jennifer, boy.
Richard and Dorothy Pate. girl.
Edgar and Ellen Ritter, boy,
John and Ollie Smallwood, girl
Calvin and Lettie Sullivan, liil.
Lewis and Elizabeth White. boy
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Business Briefs

Sales Of General Merchandise
Stores in the first half OF 1s43 were
at record annual rate of $40 0,000,-
000, 900. the Commerce Deartment
reported. 1t added, however. that
72ob of the sales gain since 1889 was
due to higher prices rather than
larger quantity or better quality of
goods.
State and Municipal Financing
will show a moderate pickup next
week, with the Third War Loan
Drive more than two-thirds COM
plete. Offerings scheduled for the
coming week totaled $5,741 600, COM
pared with only 1858 600 in the cur
rent week and weekly average for
the year to date of $16,610,804, the
Daily Bond Buyer announced.
Advancing Wholesale Prices in the
last week boosted the Associated
Press index of IS staples to a new
1943 high of 106.86 at the close OF
yesterdays markets. A week earlier
the index was 106.80, and a year
ago 10055.
Quaker Oats Co. earned $4 .564
in the fiscal year ended June 80,
compared with $4,335,S12 in the pre-
vious year. Sales totaled $122,178,-
665 against $90,140,230 In the pre-
ceding year. I'VE are operating
under ceilings which have taken the
profit out of many Of our volume
items" Chairman John Stewart told
stockholders.
Pennsylvania Railroad reported
net railway operating income of
$72 1858 ,140 in the first eight months
OF 1943, drop Of $6,558, ,796 from
the same 1912 period.
Armour & Co. OF Illinois, merger
with Armour g. Co. Of Delaware, was
efectuated with the filing of neces-
sary documents at Springfield, ILL.,,
and Dover, Del. Hereafter, the en-
tire Armour enterprises will be con-
Quoted by Armour & Co. of Illinois, /"
President George A. Eastwood said.
Reynolds Metals Co. has signed a
contract with Defense Plant Corp. to
operate a SIG 100000 plant to be
constructed In Tennessee.
Phelps Dodge Copper Products
Corp. will operate SIS 900 900 plant
in Indiana, construction of which
has been authorized by Defense
Plant Corp.
United States Plywood Corp. an
nounced President Lawrence OF
finger is in Mexico inspecting
extensive timber lands with a view
toward erecting plant near
Mazatlan on the west coast for the
production Of plywood needed in the
was effort. The firm already has
a plant operating at Ayotla, 80 miles
south Of Mexico City.
North American Co. was granted
until April IA, 1914, to comply with
an SEC order to divest itself of all
assets other than securities of Union
Electric Co. of Missouri and It's
subsidiaries.
Virginia Caroline Chemical Co.
officers and directors were reelected,
with one exception. The retirement
OF M. S. Purvis as vice president was
announced. His successor was not
named. President A. Lynn Ivey said
production schedules were running
along pretty well, but it is too early
to make predictions on this years
earnings"
Patino Mines & Enterprises Con-
solidated, Inc, elected Joseph C.
Rovensky director and vice presi-
dent. He is d vice president OF
Chase National Bank.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Foreign Exchange

exchange rates follow (Great Britain il
dollars others in cents):
Canada: Official Canadian Control Board
rates for United States dollars: Buying
10 per cent premium; selling, 4 per cent
premium. Equivalent to discounts on Ca.
madam dollars in New York of buying, e91
Canadian dollar In New York open mar,
ket, 934 per cent discount or 90.25 United
States cents.
Europe: Great Britain oficial Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates.: Buy.
ing, 4.02; selling, 4.04.
Latin America: Argentina official, 29.17;
free, 25.07: Brazil ofncial, 6.05n; free
5.20n; Mexico, &C. .65n.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1943-09-25

'eCefOc IteH ttCeTISe on Lne UJtn
day, Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
TeSaoro piez. 80. s7oo > Harrison n st.. and
Rosenneid 81 s67 East Capitol a one St. Aa.n s.e.
vivian Eta whise aRes' 90 e. ,5ds 5s ith st. n and
= ana Mary Abrossili: IS. 1900 z ST. st. ne. a'
% and Cara Sea Woodal Nfa -. 1865 'ers st. n NJ. T.
NV, and Alice Richeson. IS, Tvs Mas IS:
Thomas s1i Alexion. ane ae, Lawrence, Mass, and
rho%as .as w|;'. RI 9TsIo: $O: Wil%a,sssea; 81;
Syass little IS Nss ssv Tssf ysf ss; ana Thomas
'rsfIis az st5Es a M ass9 2sa6 aaf st
Mensss Scott. 4s. 41s 9th st. s.w.. and
Sally Jackson 49, l44s Rhode island
John WOOD, a5, Boiling Field, and Darthy
Wasner, "a. 1914 Massachusetts, ave.
Srsne.s ssar "a. ftaRSfiSi iaas kilbourn. a apr b.
woodrow ,,E gsnSSn; @ as; s5ss 18th sl ST NV
Frsa vrza zsss M: a asoe g. snS5 5ns s It t. ae and
pHy.. p;w. and ceciie Mcdonald, aa' Baton
and Elizabeth washburn, se. i7s7 Mas.
sachusetts ave. NV,
Robert c91sa: 5 M Pays9 eae 2ssmna Sss nad ave T.'
Robert Booth, p, and Mary Lee, 21, both
p poroths MStcKutachin.. 1s, iis5ss s. sfd st. ss.
wlism Brown ns iii ssrsy ~ .q.9 e.ez ss
cbaries Ss Bro, Bro %, west Ashevlle N. G.. and
Lee ansss sisss 81 messe seiomeas M land Nd and
Maras Snow s dIs Hot RsHrnss ATk
Das sna Ty Heard y, sss Mas.
Edasrd ssnpsfs kssbs, sve s1s New York city and
Ronald Jsssen, q, Arlington and Norelle
ors Thsrsss ss0Pst Monss.ons I'll me- sna eo7 asnd ' st
MARQUIS Hedrick. g. Army Medical Center,
Dave Jaioway, SO. 92I North Carolina ave.
ReSsrd ina arsnfs MiEs sens S e Wis 81 and nd
Richard Drinkwater, s5' 1245 North Cap
Issued at Alexandria.
'oen popDhi A;mons nno
Bruce Clarke Moore, "a, washington. and
Maurine v. Pierce, al. Hattiesburg,
Joseph H: cssxsll. q. Clinton: ND. and
George H. Kaad, 40. and Jean J. La Fol-
lette. 3s. both of Washington.
Spurgeon Burch, 80. and Irene @. Mat
thews. %. both of Alexandria.
Victor Frank Hickman. ~, Philadelphia,
and Breta Pauline Albin, 80, Dayton,
Merreil s. schow. 80. and Virginia M.
Haddock.. 81, both Of WASHINGTON.
John H. Ellerbusch, 2S; Camp Sutton N.
c., and Rhea Nails %, Alexandria.
John L. Rhine 81. Tykesyille. Md: and
Violet A. Pope. 23. Mount Airy. Md.
Aubrey L. Burton, 21, Fort Belvoir, and
Ruth E. Lee, 81. Alexandria.
Robert E, Mcclellan. 81, and Helen W.
McCurdy, II. both Of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Holden Heads Planning
OF Aid to Scandinavia
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The State Department announced
today appointment OF Grenville Ross
Holden, formerly Of Idaho Falls,
Idaho, TO head m American COM
mittee that will plan the economic
rehabilitation of Scandinavia.
The committee will develop plans
and programs dealing with postwar
supply and other problems. i
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Issued At Rockville.

Napoleon Hines, %, and Virginia Bryant
%. both Of Washington.
Clarence Jones, A., and Lille McCrae, 81,
both OF Washington.
Ennis Jones' %, Camp Lockett. Calf,
Leon D. Richeson 22, Camp Pendleton,
Calf, and Floreine F. Defebaugh. %,
Washington
Earl Ellwood Jeryis, SO, Forest Glen. Md.
and, Marian Elaine Butler, 26, Silver
Spring. Md.
Norman Victor Ellington. 2l. Norfolk. Va.
and Ann Milton Percy. 81, Bethesda,
Russell B. Priebe, "A. Unity, Md. and
Christine M. King, 10. Boyds. Nd
1S, both of Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Sept. 25 lP.-Oats contracts
moved to new seasonal highs under fairly
aggressive buying today. setting the pace
for generally advancing grain market.
but wheat tended to lag. Nearby deliveries
OF all Grains were strongest
:, The Commodity Credit Corp reported
that through September Is it had made
loans on 63.995 553 bushels of 1943 wheat.
week. On the same % date s iast Wear lor 1s3e she
S5O,O69 bushels of 1912 wheat had been
At the close wheat was UNCHANGED to 81
higher: December 1.49, May 149h: oats
we're ,ea-2 higher. December rs, end rye
was A-lhs higher, December 107M
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Virginia Tobacco Markets
By the Associated Press.

Virginia Old Belt tobacco markets
day with the heaviest volume of leaf
offered and prices holding to the firm
tone Of the four previous days.
II the market follows the usual trend
Monday should also be heavy sales day
and there were indications that growers
had readied great quantities of good and
prime leaf for week end deliveries
The States largest mart-Danville-
had Its best lay of the week, disposing of
S4S.7s4 pounds at an average of S39.49 a
hundred.
Poundage and price reports from other
virginia markets. most of which reported
banner DAYS in Fridays sales. were:
Evening star., 1943-09-25
For. Bonds
StinH3S4s46st

La Land&E 30R 4lstinH2d4s46st 10
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra div
extras. d Cash or stock. e Paid last year.
Payable in stock. g Declared Or paid 50
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With warrants. XIV without
warrants.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Horse Duys Revived

Return of the horse during the
gasoline shortage in South Africa
is causing the reopening of many
horse -shoeing shops.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Weather Report

FURNISHED By the United States Weather
Bureau.)
District of Columbia and vicinity
and Maryland-Occasional light
rain beginning this afternoon, end
ing late tonight; continued cool to-
night and Sunday morning.
Virginia-Occasional light rain in
west and north portions this after
noon and tonight and in southeast
portion tonight; continued cool to-
night and Sunday mrning.
... River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear this am. at Harpers Ferry
Potomac clear at Great Falls.
Tide TahlAs
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Noturoiized Citizens
SlA, 900 Gift
Worth Only S2.65
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Sept.
25.-The State of Utah received
$144,215,000 (face value) in Ger
man, Russian, Polish, Austrian
and Hungarian notes from Dan
Tomich. a naturalized citizen.
But the State wasn't much
richer. The United States
value of the money was $2.65.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
New York Cotton

. NEW YORK. Sept 25 R-Cotton fu-
lures moved narrowly today. Lacking fresh
incentives in the news traders adjusted
positions for over the week end and in
advance of first notice day for October
contracts next Tuesday.
Trade price flxins. was outweighed by
Futures closed told contracts), Is to SO
cents a bale lower
Evening star., 1943-09-25
N. Y. Bond Market
Furnished BY ths Associated Press)


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Evening star., 1943-09-25
Chicago Cash Market,

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i.2o-l 80, nominal: feed. 1.0S-1.1a, nom
inal sample grade tough barley, l 10.
Evening star., 1943-09-25

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Col s 41as So 50
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Col G IS 81 1o2H
Com Ed 3ks 5S l15H
Con Ed 3As 46- 1o1N
Con Ed 3Has 48 1o5N
Con Ed 3Hs S. 1o6
Cons P 3 III 65 1o0N
CruStl 3As 65- 90
Curtis P IS 55 1904
Del g. H r As AZ 75H
D&RG 4 n $ 80 45
D&RG As 80 -
D&RGW IS 55-. 81
DRGW 5s 56a-- 8
D&RGW 5s ~ 39Z
Dow Ch 2As so 1ozH
DUO 1t 3ias 65 1921
EmG&F 31as 62 100
Erie 41as 2015- GIN
Erie As 95- - 100
Fla e c 5s IA. BAN
Fonda 50 ct 1oN
GenStlC 5Ias 491o2
Ga&Ala IS 45 24il
CT Nor 5hs So 111H
GtNor Ans 76D 80
GtN 1st 4As 81 1lo3l
GtNor As 46 O. 1o3H
GtNor 3As 81 PIN
GM&O inc2015 IS
GulfSSt 41as61- 1o4iI
Hud C 5s 81 A. 53
H&M r IS 81 55z
HIM inc IS 81 26N
III Bell 2As 81 1o3N
&c As SO 81
&c r Is 3d. 591
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&c 6s 55 s.
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ICCSL 5s SO A. 81
ICCSL 4Ms SO 5oL
Ind u Lou As Sc 45
Evening star., 1943-09-25

Stop growing about the things
you can't spend your money for.
You can buy War bonds with 1t.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-
Sales, STOCKS. High. Low Close
152 BALTIC Transit 200 100 lgO
422 BALTIC Transit pfd 10 10 10
l Cons Pw 4I2ec pf 117Ia 117h 117k
20 Ga SaF Ry I'd pf II 12 IL
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Approximate Sales Today.
FURNISHED by the Associated Press.1

II 100 am. l32 23o Total $50 76o
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing table
less otherwise noted special or extra div
tdends are not included.
Ex-divluend. xr Ex-rights. q Also extra
or extras. d Cash or stock. Paid last
year. fPayable in stock. 6 Declared or
paid so Tar this year. h Paid in Canadian
funds Accumulated dividends paid o.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, toait three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day, Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
The Sun and M
Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital tcurrcnt month to date):

Automobile light must be turned on one
half hour after sunset
Precipitation.
Evening star., 1943-09-25

TOMORROW: Forts and Light
nings in Second Attack.
Evening star., 1943-09-25
Tide Tables

FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-10
SHORTS AND SHELLS

Leo Houck, old time middle
weight who coaches the Penn State
boxing team, polled the highest
vote among the democratic aspir.
ants for a post on the Lancas ter
county board of county commits
sioners in the recent primary cleo
ton. Bob Can't has scored II
points for Duke this fall without
ever being officially nithe game.
With three broken bones in his
right hand, CAN'T can't play reg
ularly, but turns up after everv
touchdown to boot the extra poin
Luis Rodriguez Dino, Puero
Rlco's gift to the Dodgers. is due
1or a big welcome when he gets
nome to Caguas. Citizens of his
native town are planning huge
celebration. featured by a base
pail game. DINO will toss out the
first ball-without even borrowino
Judge Landiss hat for the occa.
sion.