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Evening star., 1945-12-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

AT ONCE, AT ONCE, AT ONCE, 3 or
bedroom house in D. C. orr nearby Md;
clients with cash can get YOU top prices
at this time. Call ma. 2425, MA, 5447.
YOUNG g. PASTOR, 1929 Vermont. Reai
estate and business broker
j WILL PAY cash for or 6 room house
in or near D. c. MR.. LIVINGSTON, TIA
5051.
/ WILL PAY ALL CASH for house in n e.
or Sc. $4,000 to $4,000. No brokers
please. TR. 241S.
MOTHER AND SON will pay $4,000 cash
for detached three-bedroom brick. within
easy transportation to Mclean Gardens
NEW YORKER will pay up to $4,000 cash
for. 3-bedroom BUNGALOW in Silver Spring
Ssi! EE!TY TX k0CNII, SH. 1903.
cash for small home within 10 miles radius
ef sifSer Spring. Call BETTY ,KooNTz.
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STOREROOM. now occupied by Skyland
Pharmacy, ,2451 Good Hope rd Sc: rental,
$500 monthly. Call DI. S157.
desirable stores now available, 1916 It,
frontage with areas of 500 to 800 So #.
including mezzanine: long-term lease: suit
able for retail sales, display. brokerage
Offices, etc. WEAVER BROS, Washington
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE,

IDEALLY LOCATED, 24' frontage ON
Bladensburg road and 600 frontage on
Queens Chapel road ne, total of 81, OO0
SO. It. Easy access to the center Of citv
via Bladensburg road or New YORK ave.
D: d o. r. r. siding available in rear Of
property. Present buildings on properly
consist OF cinder block plant and one-story
once If purchaser desires to erect build
removing existing buildings. For further
delal!s call Mr.. Clarence Dodge, jr
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington Bids.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rafi-
road siding in central location for estab-
Z. n LIGHTBoWn wv Wa 'I.s 1895 i0hs lease
5000 so. FIT, downtown; S175 per month:
also, $500 IT, now building. And some
good sites. OHARE ESTATES. MA. O5S6,
WAREHOUSE SPACE, brand-new construc-
ton. fireproof. 5000 So. it.. / floor; 2
loading platforms on railroad siding; To-
Gated at Union and Duke sts, Alex For
inform. call TIE. 1850. If no answer cali
MIR. BAROCAS. RA. 1896
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAhp.

1910 HARVARD RD., College Park, Md
rooms and bath, furnished, $50. JOHN
IL O0S4,
SETTLED CoUPLE-Man owner must re-
tain l rm;: convenient TRANSPORTATION. Call
between 2 and 6 p.m., UN 1897
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurnished. in heart
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED,

10000 TO 10000 SO. FIT. of 2nd comneF-
clal property with railroad siding for ware
mouse and parking space on Route No. ],
JEFFERSON Davis highway, in Arlington
county. state location, size, best cash
price, etc. Reply BOX :S34-B, Star 3s
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STORES WANTED.

TO RENT-Suitable for electrical appli-
anees, , neighborhood section. Phone 81.
LOCATION in Deanwood or Greenway.
Phone EX 6S4S.
SUITABLE STORE, with or without rooms,
70 70 equip a good restaurant in D. C. Box
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcert,

2. UNILs. p Eice. $4,000 Northeast sec
ton. Coed Investment Terms. JAMES
z: TUCKER. Rector. NO. 1882.
81 ACRES. near Alexandria, va.-Unim-
proved grounds with railroad siding, suit
s5 % APARTMENTs, sAMIsFis noi IN NV. section. near
transportation; good income: low expense;
very well financed. NELSON REALTY
NEAR f4th an AND s1Ees SIS. Nv p " sg spss. and
q small store. An rented to colored.
Price. $4,000. Mr. Raine, AID. ag19.
GhS iith AND j. sis. Ts N.E.oIarse G re ssfeaay tS1
store and 3 apts.: rent, S2.724 annually;
price, S24 800. j. II. REALTY CO., TR.
2G;s; 5121 Florida ave. ne. Ewes.
ONLY . YEARS OLD. the finest and best
Investment ever offered - 4 family apt.
buildings in ne. (not ordinary hats),
specially created and designed by Shapiro.
The most unusual. modern, 4-family apt.
buildings ever built in Washington: 3S-ft.
front. front basement under entire buildings;
per year. Price, Sl7 7.950: $3.50 cash re-
CURED; Corners. Sls,750) SHAPIRO,
INC. 1l06 Vermont ave. NV NE. 17l7:
6O7 FIRST ST. S.w.-Rent s22 so month.
123 g st. s.w.. rent S6S mo.
b32 2nd st. Sc, rent $3.50 month.
46I-s-71 st. s.w. tcommerciaD, rent
The above are all old rentals. II you
to this office. THOMAS P. BROWN a. SON,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED in MONTGOMERY County, with
acreage. 8 or bedroom house, modern or
suitable for modernization at no greet
expense. possession April l or earlier, cash
Write. giving complete description Of prop
erty. No agents. desire deal owner direct
Rox 391 j. Star
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE, lge. garage or small hous,
suitable for small manufacturing business
2239 Ga. ave, RA 1888.
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ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

HOTEL, 20 rooms. furn.; Sl6,5O0; good in
town in Florida; also desirable lots in W.
Palm Beach. MRS. ROBBINS, phone Senate
Hotel, Room 102.
living room, fireplace. attached garage,
electric kitchen: on Gulf beach, Fla; avail
able Jan. Is; $3.50 per month. WA. 1l73.
GOING TO MIAMI? Contact me now and
upon arrival for the best in Miami real
estate. ROBERT @. KEASBEY. 500 NV.
19th st. TELEPHONE 1924
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OFFICE SPACE WANTED.

SMALL HOUSE, preferably oil heat, by
educational organization wishing homelike
attractive headquarters between 18th and
least three rooms, one large enough for
meetings 30 people. win consider larger
place II allowed to sublet part. NO. 4761
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STORES FOR SALE.
STORES FOR RENT.

GROCERY STORE for sale. For informa
tion call RE 6494
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BUYS

13 units, S73,5O0.
"a units, $4,000.
30 units, S1E5,000. All fine detached
structures; low rents: from / bedroom
to 3 bedrooms. SAM ROSEY, AID. 27t0.
COLORED-65 L ST. N.W-3-story brick
elec.: arranged as 2 apis. al annual
rental Of 1924. Price. S4,950. Ma. 14oS.
COLORED-2 BRICK HOUSES located
near s.w. market, rented at 81 $50 yearly;
price, S11,750 Also 2 frames rented at
S51 30 per mo; Price, S4,750. FLOYD
E.. DAVIS CO.. MA 0352.
COLORED-SEyERAL LARGE apartment
Duildlngs, NV. and ne. sections. MRS.
ANDREWS, CO. 1748, Elk. $3.50.
COLORED 13 UNITS, Park rd. NV.
Here Is an outstanding investment. JAMES
rI1EyKER
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED FOR CASH-Apt house site, be-
Tween tween 14th ST., Mass; ave, Conn, ave. and
Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 TIL pm. Brokers.
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COL0RED-OPEN TODAY, 614 9th st.
n:e.-6 rms. furnished, recreation rm. with
5inette, h.7w;h; with new furnace. new
Gently decorated; rear porch. entrance
from front and rear to basement nice
lot and in quiet neighborhood A sub
Stantial down payment required. See this
house as We will have a salesman on
premises from to 6 pm today.
Near 18th and w stS. >nw-S rms,
h.-w.h:, bath, adjacent to Meridian PARK,
] block from both 18th st. bus and l4th
st. carllne; walking distance from churches,
theaters and business district. rea-
sonable down payment required.
oO7. P st. n.w.-S rms, bath. full base
ment, with front entrance to basement;
new hot-water heating system recently in
stailed; transportation in front of door;
Ss;O0O, with reasonable down payment
:, 300 block 26th st. nw.-6 rms, bath,
n.-W. neat, fu!l basement; owner occupied;
down. 'i' %A''oo
Lot for sale on Eastern ave.-Bargain
Ior So00. Lot on Alabama ave se., near
1arneld School: Many beautiful homes
near; an ideal homesite THOMAS c. r..
6hAGG, 1908 9TH st. NV, NO. 1927.
CSoLQRED-al. n ST. N.W.-6 rms. bath.
Aatro6e heat, lRe. yard, alley; terms.
q. !llo oth st. n.w.-12 rms, 3 baths
Ia hAwshf SALE DRsSEemerS, REa1T8, yard and alley.
OIL ElorlQa ave. NV, MI 2l16
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3Ia3 LEGATION ST., West Hyattsyille, Nd
ing room with fireplace, very modern kitch-
en- with new range and refrigerator, nice
dining room and "a bath on 1st floor: 3
floor; lots OF closet space, hardwood floors,
hot-water heat, full dry basement, large
corner lot. Price, .S11 500; terms
College Park Qormerly Branchville)-
Beautiful Broom and tiled bath brick
home in new condition; large lot, full dry
basement with &C. heat. hardwood floors:
mediate possession. Price, $4,000; terms.
Call H. S. Lonas, WA. 1919, or ewes. and
Sunday, Laurel 361, with o. B. ZANT-
1INGER, Jr., Real Estate. 5S15 BALTIC. ave-,
RlVerdaie, Md
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t. lVlhg TN. NIDoHsu. psus an lnterestin'
cornice detail and adjustable .bookshelves
dining rm. 40x14). master bedrm. G3x13
pSs sna Sag mSdsrn SndGT Sah anf ssar sen
equipped. with an electric range and d.
luxe refrigerator: laundry and furnac,
ay % hs nsused ss and basse IS sts Is
it may be finished into . spacious bedrms
and bath: 2-car garage with storage spac,
above, which could be finihsed into serv
heating system, with oil burner. recesse,
radiation, storm windows, copper screens
GoRE Hhe G MssoN ses dFEN tsmi Decs do
iineton. Va. CHI. asas: ewes. oL ssss. "
FOR SALE, BY, oWNER-sriek; 6 lars
or fun cdmpse saIhs moGsqn sben sPs bath
war. construction; in lovely section: con
venient to schools, shopnine and transpor
tdses tfeh pTst5 nse S csn snt base
ment, with maid's room, laundry trays
rommode. large garage: immediate posses
sion. CHI. 1887.
ARL.NGToNmcl9ss AR, IT. ev ipa7,Em. sStor,
din, rm. 14.6x11 g.. kit. 1O.6x11 g. full,
equipped: screened liv. porch. lge. pantry
rsys sssa entEanmas nd m Y arss ell rs naa
spacious hall. large tiled bath and insu.
lated and storm sashed;, gar. large. lot
p6ee bus sso MCGEE hcfs Ks S s'hes Reso shegi
550S, CHI. 4034.
ALEXANDRIA,, in old part of town; re
stored brick Colonial 4-bedroom home, will
. flreplaces, 2 baths. oil burner: 81 800
terms; immediate possession. WORTHANI
AL. 7411, TIE. 1905: eyes,, AL. 1926.
OPEN SUN. AND MON. 2:30-5:3O-Arling
ton: S10,750. 6-room brick, vacant, 1Ol:
North Liberty. st. This attactiye brand
new, spick-and-span. 2-story, Colonial-typt
brick home was built for an Army office,
in Dominion Hills, one of Arlinston's new
est, communities, LOCATED on Wilson blvd
and served by Arnold busline. 1t has Twins
room with wood-burning fireplace. largi
dining room with southern exposure ant
equipped kitchen on first floor. with mas
ter bedroom and 2 other bedrooms will
ample closet space and tiled bath on sec
ond floor. There Is full, dry basemen
with aforementioned oil heat, laundr.
entrance and space for gameroom, Iare,
lot with 75-ft. frontage. Available i'm
mediately. with substantial cash payment
and II this type home meets your require
ment, better plan on driving out this weei
end. To reach: Over Key Bridge. continuing
straight ahead squares to Wilson blvd.
or over Memorial Bridge, right on Lee blvd
to Arlington Ridge .rd, or Courthouse rd.
right to Wilson blvd, left through Claren
ssn :sd to stsSns s Isi5.E RH s 5S
BACK. exclusively. Chestnut s627.
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the full width of the house in front and
rear; two bedrooms and bath on the, sec
ment under rear of house, oil h.-w h.
r, /. Rhine, TE. 446I. EBNER R, DUN.
WnaNGToN sGs vi vILkhooft so frontase
Mt. Vernon blvd, 30 minutes from Wash.
bedrooms. 3h baths, large easements, rec
reation. bath and shower, laundry and
furnace room, two-ear brick garage, over
chaser: s35.o00; terms. Alexandria 1i55;
Soo r DUNCAN UNI co, Realtors and Insurers
ALEXASDRi%a % East aiR Rosemont.conSenieni s nt eea
to transportation. schools and shopping;
2ostoryy frame home. very clean condition
Severed ,i, With Johns Msnvile asbestos
moor, large living room, dining room
Kitchen and pantry, glassed back and
screened front porches; second floor. three
oil h.-w.h.: nice. well-shrubbed, level lot,
garage and two outbuildings, yard in
closed by white picket tence. A real value;
ewes, TIE. 4461, R; L. Rhine. EBNER r.
DUNCAN CO.. Realtors and Insurers. 209
Rnpley Bldg: Si5 King ST.. Alexandria,
tractive 3-bedroom, nearly. new detached
popular section. Owner leaving city at
mended value at S10.500. and we suggest
YOU check Immediately. KELLEY & BRAN
ER. NER. exclusive agents. DI. a74O or GIL
LEEsBURG PIKE-Here is something dif-
feirent nis.ni:. IND Insdlividuality plus, 8 miles to
In i. new-house condition, only 8 years old.
with tenant house: situated on knoll of
Jh acres completely fenced; End floor has
3 lovely bedrooms. large tiled bath. shower
and tub. storage closets galore. 1st floor,
bed, bedroom snd lavatory. 14x23 living room
with nrepiace sunroom, cheerful dining
room, breakfast room, modern. we'll
equipped kitchen; glassed-in rear porch:
terraces; full basement. gameroom, storage
rooms, oil h,-w.h.. copper pipes, Thoroughly
insulated: 2-car garage: the grounds. are
BEAUTIFUL; bsSsI fiowsr and vegetable gardens;
The price is $4,000, what owner has
Spenti pmIs Ry b. appointnaent only. Call z, H.
ewes. Elmwood 463.
COUNTRY HOME for. the city bred. COM
fortable: easily maintained. spacious modern
mouse, built into side of q ridge and ccni-
mands sweeping view of valley, atmos-
E Ephsrs remote but less than 2 miles from
ss sss slsos $4,000 ptS so. y.
Tsisnhons II 6eo0.
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ENELISH CUT1UNIAL on apprOXimateIy i
acre; stone and frame. beautifully ar
ranged home: 3 large bedrooms on ond
floor. each accomm odating twin beds: large
living room with fireplace, den or bedroom
pine breakfast nook on 1st floor: in ad-
dition to these rooms: . inclosed class
porches, one especially large and spacious:
full basement. oil automatic heat; this
property is located near Falls Church on
main highway. For further particulars
ana inspection call MANNAS REALTY, GIL.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Stock Leaders Ease
In Light Selling
After Holiday
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, May 31.-Stock mar
ket leaders generally shifted to the
losing ranks in today's post-holiday
session, although selling pressure
was comparatively light and scat
tered favorites contested the move
successfully.
The list ran into offerings after
the opening and, by midday. de-
clines Of fractions to a point or more
were widespread. Extreme recess
sions were cut in most cases near
the close, but volume dwindled
Transfers were in the vicinity of l.
200, 900 shares versus 1900 900 Tues
day, when the direction was upward.
Investment cash remained plenti-
full and served to limit setbacks.
The lengthy rise to eight-year peaks,
combined with some apprehension
over Syrian troubles and a revival
OF reports that Washington was get
ting ready to tighten speculation
controls, caused the trimming of ac-
counts Of numerous instances.
Retreating the greater part of
the proceedings were Chrysler,
Bethlehem, Santa Fe, New York
Central, Southern Pacific. Great
Northern, U. S. Rubber, Montgom-
cry Ward, Douglas Aircraft, Amer
ican Can and International Har-
vester. MKT preferred and COM
mon exhibited strength. American
Telephone, still buoyed by the big
refunding program. slipped in the
wake OF an early push to a new
high. Resistant were Canadian Pa
cific, Johns-Manville, Goodrich and
Du Pont.
Bonds were fairly steady.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Treasury Orders Banks
To Record Big Bills
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
All financial institutions must
keep records beginning June l OF
transactions involving extraordinary
amounts of arge-denominatio bills,
the Treasury Department has an
nounced.
The Treasury said any transac-
ton involving bills of $50 denomina-
ton or higher, or involving $4,000
or more of United States currency
must be reported on special forms
to the various Federal Reserve
banks.
Excepted were dealing in large
bills which the financial institutions
regard as commensurate with the
legitimate and customary conduct
of the business. industry or profess
sion of the person or organization
concerned"
The Treasury also stipulated that
the person or organization with
whom such large transactions are
effected must be satisfactorily iden-
tilted.
Forms have been provided on
which the reports must be made by
the 18th of each month following
the transactions, the Treasury said.
No reason for the regulation was
given.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. May 81 up -(wFA) .-salable
hogs: 5000: total $4,000: active. fully
steady; good and choice barrows and gifts,
140 pounds up, at 14.75 ceiling; good
and choice sows at 400; complete clear
ance.
salable cattle 5000: total, $500: sala-
BILE calves. 200; total, 700: ssneral market
advance; top. 1900, this ceiling paid for
load. 1;4bS-pound averages; numerous
best heif.rs. i7'5o; Cutie cutter COWS cows, s'S5 CS5
downward: strictly good cows to 1900:
runaway market on bulls: wejghty sausage
ers .irm at 1850 down: weeks supply
stocker and feeder cattle strong to %
Salable sheep 5000; total. $500: mod
erately active. steady; package good and
choice spring lambs, 1900; mixed me
dium to choice Western to 1850; deck me-
dium to choice SS-pound wooled lambs,
choice sround 1oo.pound iuS fed i00c Clipped ped
lambs. full No pelt. 1875; few choice
shorn ewes, No. l pelt, s.25; most shorn,
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Legion Asks Easing
OF GI Loan Provisions
Y the Associated Press.

e! tle ASSoCldteQ fTeSS.
The American Legion yesterday
threw its weight behind a drive to
slash red tape" from the loan pro-
visions of the GI Bill Of Rights.
Through John Thomas Taylor, its
legislative director, the Legion called
for changes in the law and for elm
ination of narrow interpretations"
of legal provisions by the Veterans
administration.
The Legion's move conceded with
campaign in Congress to simplify
the legislation written last year to
provide readjustment folp for ex-
servicemen. Chief complaints have
been aimed at the loan and educa-
tional provisions of the GI bill, but
the Legion confined its current cam
paign to the loan section, under
which the Government guarantees
repayment of part of the money
loaned for the purchase of prop
erty and businesses
The Legion program was developed
at a two-day conference between
bankers. building and loan. real
estate, insurance and appraisal on
cials and head of the Legion legisla-
tive and rehabilitation divisions.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
,000More Liberated
Yanks Expected Back
In U. 5. by Sunday

Acting Secretary of War Patterson
today that another 10000
American prisoners liberated in Ger
many will have arrived in this coun-
try by Sunday, raising to 37,751 the
number of former prisoners returned
home from the European theater.
Approximately 10000 American
soldiers have been liberated from
prison camps in Europe or are be-
lieved to be in the process of being
returned to Allied control in the Eu-
ropean theater, Mr.. Patterson said.
The return of American prisoners
of war liberated by the Soviet armies
is going forward under arrange
ments made between supreme AL
lied headquarters and Soviet mill
tary authorities.
Establish Five Exchange Points.
Under this agreement, which be-
came effective May %, Mr.. Patter-
son said, five exchange points were
established in Germany, at Wismar,
Wustmaru, Ludwigslust, Magdeberg
and Leipzig Two additional ex-
change points are being established
in Germany and Austria.
The prompt return to the
United States Of all American SOL
diers captured by the enemy in
Europe is one of the first cares of
the War Department, Mr. Patterson
stressed. Each liberated prisoner
is urged and allowed to send free
a 15-word personally composed mes
sage to his next of kin over Army
radio or cable facilities.
Overseas commanders also have
been ordered to permit representa-
tives of news services and news
papers to cable reports of the lib
Grafton of prisoners directly to their
home Offices for publication ever
before official notification is sent
to the next Of kin by the adjutant
general
17,700 Messages Are Sent.
More than 17,700 individual mes.
sages sent by liberated prisoners
were received last Sunday and were
dispatched by the War Department
Mr.. Patterson disclosed.
From the exchange points estab.
lished in Germany and othel
forward collecting points, Mr.. Pat.
terson said the liberated prisoner.
are sent by air or rail transport tx
various ports for transfer to thi.
country. The principal port i.
LIE Havre, France.
Mr.. Patterson said a survey indi.
Gates that not many of our mer
still being carried on rolls as missing
in action will appear later as hav.
ing been prisoners of war.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Wushinqton Produce

From the War Food Administration
Priees paid net TO b. Washington
uation increasingly tighter. Prices paid
for Federal-State graded eggs received
from grading stations tMay BID Whites,
browns mixed colros: u s. grade A,
extra large. 42-43 average. 42la: large,
4o-4l averaee. Al: U. S. grade A. me
dlum. 31.3s: ayerage, rs; U s. grade B,
medium. 34l2; U. s. grade c. 1895, av-
erase, 34l2; Commercially graded. extra
large A., 42.i3 large A, 41-42 Total
volume OF onclally inspected and graded
eggs in Washington during the week end
ing May 20. 1945. was 7.443 cases. in
Guiding 1895 cases received direct from
grading stations.
LIVE POULTRY-Market very firm,
-Four loads arrived today and four late
Wednesday for authorized professors
There were also four loads today and
three late Wednesday for civilian use,
Prices paid fob. WASHINGTON trsnspor
tation charges included according to
mileage. Fowl, 303; broilers and fry
ers, 80 1-343
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May 81 H.-Cotton fu-
lures opened 10 to so cents a bale hisher
223.57: March, 22.52: May, 22.46.
on mill buying but then turned irreeu-
lsrly lower on scattered liquidation In
duced by more favorable crop news and
price to advance, as expected
Midmorning prices were cents . bale
lower to 15 cents higher. July, 23.Ol
October. % 81; December, 90 "a.
Futures were barely steady as hight SELL
inE by locals and some hedsing met in
different mill buying support. Some
traders were inclined to await expected
action BY the Senate next week on ex-
tension Of the price control LEGISLATION
which might hasten decision on whether
next season.
Noon values were 1e cents . bale lower
to 10 cents higher. July. 23.O1; October,
22.62, and December, 1882.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

ing Vi tIlc LID
trict Bankers
Association will
open tomorrow
night at the
Mayfower Ho-
tel, with Presi-
dent Sidney F.
Taliaferro pre-
siding. AS no
transportation is
involved, res
ervations indi-
cate one of the
largest conven-
tions in years.
The fnancierS
will hold a. pre-.
liminary lunch
nn fnnaarrnrr