davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29
Zyezna sOdnija
Odlocila prOti
predsedniku
Prevzetje Wardovih
prodajaln je proti-
ustavno. Vlada bo
vlozila priziv

.s ustavno. Vlada DO
vlozila priziv
CHICAGO, ~. jan.-Zvezni
sodnik Philip L. Sullivan je da-
mes podal odlocitev, glasom ka-
tere je prevzetje prodajaln
Montgomery & Ward korporaci-
je cd strani predsednika Roose-.
yelta proglasil "a nepostavno.
Sodnik je izjavil, da je prisel do
tega zakljucka po "znatnem obo-
tavljanju.' ]
Zvezni distriktni pravdnik AL.
Albert Woll je takoj naznanil, da
DO vlada proti odloeitvi vlozila
priv. Ma n jegov predlog je
sodnik Sullivan ustavil vse ko-
rake "a izvedbo njegove odloci-
tive, dokler vista sodnija ne poda
konene odlocitve, kar pomeni, da
DO armada Sc nadalje kontroli-
rala vseh is Wardovih velepro-
dajaln.
Razlogi "a odlocitev
Sodnik Sullivan je odlocil, da
predsednik ne poseda oblasti nj
ii ma podlagi zakona "a reseva-
ME delavskih sporov v vojnem
easu, niti ma podlagi svojih IL
rednih oblasti kot vrhovni po-
veljnik kompanijske lastnine, in
je TEN podprl kompanijsko
stalisce, da Wardova korporaci-
ia nj voino-produkcijska napra-
va v smislu zakona. -, g.
Predsednik k o r poracijskega
direktorija, Sewell Avery je v
Arizoni, kjer Sc nahaja ma pocit-
micah, izjavil, da odlocitev pome-
nj "veliko zmago "a delavstvo"
in da predstavlja stalisce korpo-
racije: Delnice Wardove korpo-
racije ma borzah New Yorku
in Chicagu so takoj poskocile v
vrednosti.
Izjava unijskega predsednika
Samuel Wolchok, vrho.vn
predsednik CIO United Retail,
VIII ol sale and Department
Store Employees" unije, XII je BIZ
la zapletena v dolg spor korpo-
racijo, kar je koncno dovedlo do
odredbe, katero je armada pre-
vzela Wardove prodajalne, je IL
javil, da ne more reci, kaksno
akcijo bo podvzela unija, dokler
Sc ne snide seja eksekutivnega
odbora, XII Sc DO vrsila v New
Yorku.
Potem, ko je precital izjavo
sewell Averyja, " kateri je re-
, kel, da Sc je kompanija skozi Sc
dem let borila ia ustavno pra-
vico delavcev, da postanejo ali
ne postanejo clani unije, ali da
jo pustijo, kadar jih je VOLTA" je
Wolchok izjavil: "Gorje delav-
styu, ako Avery postane njegov
zagovornik." 1. a.
Oblast vojnega delavskega od-
bora Ogr0zena
WASHINGTON, ~. jan.
William Fl. Davis, predsednik
vojnega delavskega odbora, je
izjavil, da odlocitev sodnika Sui
livaaa Chicagu ogroza celotni
sistem "a resevanje delavskih
sporov y vojnem casu. Davis je
rekel:
& Ako visa sodnija odlocitev
ne razveljavi, ali ako kongres ne
podyzame akcije, Ii bo napra-
villa odredbe vladnega odbora
obvezne za vse stranke, tedaj Sc
bo sesul celotni ;nacrt "a mirno
izravnavo delavskih sporov Y
/ yojnen casu.
KspsiEs % k6z1 ! = = vsjne -yarss-
vnlne laalkA ~ RI llpet pern1ene
q slls lax ll - W W1gsl 1yi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29
Nemci Sc bodO
mOrda unaknili
il Italije !.

RIM, 7. jan.-Tukaj Sc resno
razmotriva moznost, da sc bodo
Nemci umaknili il Italije, zlasti
Sc, ker SO glasom uradnih po-
rocil ze skozi 10 dni vse vojaske
operacije omejene izkljucno ma
patrolno aktivnost.
V ozadju nemskih linij Sc Gu
je velike eksplozije, kar utegne
biti, dokaz, da. Nemci unicujejo
svoje instalacije, pre- dno sc
umaknejo. Ena TAXA eksplozija
je bila danes porocana ma from
tt osme armade okolici mesta
Lugo.
Obstoje pa druga znamenja,
XII delajo Wits, da Nemci utegne-
jo ostati. Zavezniske patrole so
ponekod naletele ma move zicne
obrambe, costa minska polja in
zavire iz betona. NemSki ujetni-
XII pravijo, da so ruski ujetniki
prisiljeni graditi move utrdbe v
Apeninskih gorah.
% divizij v Italiji
Marsal Albert Kesserling ina
sedaj % divizij v Italiji, vsaj
ena cd ka t rih je dospela IL
Norveske, in ina sedaj vecjo 81
10 kot jo je incl kdaj pref liza
pomladi. Pilot so opazili velika
skladisca raznega materiala v
dolini reke Pc.
Mala aktivnost ma italijanski
'front.' utegne biti posledfca sne-
ga, XII je danes zopet omejil
operacije ma patrolno aktivnost.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29
|Amerikallci so
zavzeli II krajey
ma nemski meji

PARIZ, 27. JAM Ameriska
tretja armada je danes ma petih
tockah prodrla do meje Nemci-
je, potem ko je okupirala II tr-
gov in vasi v Belgiji in Luksem-
burgu. Vsega skupaj SO ameri-
ske cete pod poveljstvom gen.
Pattona napredovale stiri mile,
medtem, ko SO Sc Nemci umak-
Mill ma cell 'front.' nazai ma ma
ravne ovire oh meji rajha.
Porocila fronte pravijo, da
Sc ameriske cete ma % mill dol
gi 'front.' sedaj nahajajo samo
emo do dveh mil cd Siegfriedo-
We linije. Nemci Sc danes naha-
jajo dejansko tam, kjer so bill
pred mesecem dni, ko SO zaceli
svojo zimsko ofenzivo.
Nemci gredo ma who'd
Zavezniski letalci so danes ze
drugi zaporedni dan porocali,
da je skozi Ruhr opaziti veliko
kretanje vlakov proti vzhodu,
kar Sc tolmaci kot dokaz, da je
nemska komanda odredila mno-
go vojastva in vojnega materi-
ala ma w h odn no fronto, kjer
Rdeca vojska nevzdrzema pro-
dira proti Berlinu.
Znano je tudi, da so bill Ste
vilni oddelki nemske Zracne sile
odrejeni ma vzhodno fronto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29

Kupsjts SSts h61i ! 4 vs5jne- varss-
valna slIl lnke & 11sst pGrn1ene
esitIe o. -, gax s1lp = 1s I yi,Hl
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-29

n Aziji rabijo parfum u po-
|nairjenje hvcev IA = boIj6o pre-
bavo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Heavy Buying Lifts
Stock Market 10
Peak Since 1881
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Stocks to-
day crashed through the 1887 bull
market high to an average peak
since 1851 as heavy buying alter
nately pushed up rails, steels. utili-
ties, gold mines and motors / to
more than 4 points.
Dealings were broad and lively In
virtually all departments from the
start. While there were intermit-
tent slowdoWns, transfers of around
100000 shares were among the
largest of the year.
Many pivotals were at or about
their tops for the day near the close
although little realizing trimmed
quotations here and there.
Sentiment was aided by the
interim" grant of the OPA to thu
Ford Co. of an increase In one-tor
truck prices. The Southern Pacific
boosted dividend still was a stimu.
liant for rails. Earnings, individual
situations, imitation ideas and press
ure OF idle cash persisted as pur.
chasing arguments.
Conspicuous on the drive wer'
ChrySler, General Motors, Stude
baker. Hudson Motors, Graham
Paige, WHY'S Overland, Santa Fe
Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel, Standard Gas preferreds
Commonwealth g. Southern, Schen'
ley, United Corp, Pepsi-Cola, Amer
lean Telephone, Western Union "A,
Anaconda, Kennecott, American
Water Works, Dome Mines ant
South American Gold e. Platinum
Rail bonds attracted bidders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Woman Charges Chinese
Blocked Telegram 10 U. 5.

CHUNGKING, Nov. 16.-Mrs.
Herman Liu, member of the Demo-
crat League, asserted today that
Chinese communications authorities
refused to accept a telegram ap-
pealing to American church and
WCTU leaders to urge Amer
lean collaboration with Russia and
nonintervention in China's internal
strife.
She said she and Nine. Feng Yu-
hsiang. president of the WCTU
of China and wife of the once-fa-
nous Christian Gen" Feng, had
addressed the telegram to Mrs. Ella
Boole, president of the world
WCTU; the Federal Council of
Churches and Dr.. Daniel Polling,
editor of the Christian Century.
Text of the telegram:
China is threatened with large
scale civil war. Appeal to you to
urge your Government, firstly, to
recall all American troops immedi-
ately; second, don't give loans Ito
China for the purchase of war sup
plies until the crisis is settled; third
ly. don't send a military mission
until peace is restored; fourthly, COL
laborate with Russia to establish
permanent peace in the Far East"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Nov. Is LP,-USDA)-Sal-
able hogs, $500; total. $4,000: active snt
fully steady: good and choice barrows ano
gifts at 40 pounds up at the 1855 cell
ing; good and choice sows at 14.l0; com.
Sslabls CATTLE 800: total. $500: sal
able calves, 500; total. 500: general mar
ket slow, uneven. steady to weak with re-
cent downturn; choice steers and yearling,
still in broad demand. however: 81 head
approximately 975-pound offerings, 1900
the ceiling: scattered supply. 1880 Is so
no choice heifers here: common and me.
dunn grades, 10.50-13.50 run mostly cows
market weak with Thursdays 25-cen,
downtown; most beef cows. a.25-11 so
not many beef cows above 1900: Gamer,
end cutters. 7.00-S.25: strong weights
$50 and better; bulls and vealers con.
tinued scarce, steady: stockers slow at
recent 25-vent downturn.
Salable sheep-2.OOO: total. 5000
SLAUGHTER lambs and ewes steady: under.
tone steady on good and choice yearlings
but bids 70 cents or more lower on me.
dunn and good kinds; good and ehoic.
discounted 90: package medium to gooe
outs, 1O,50-11 90. bucks included: lev
dium to good Montanas held above II 90
common to choice native ewes, 5.00-6 so
? loads mixed culls to medium. rnostl,
common grade Montanas, 4.S5-5.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. *** Ala
Vs.,
Communists following a withdrawal
OF the Russians.

Communists following withdrawal
OF the Russians.
Can officials Chinese govern
ment dispatch received at Chung
king yesterday said Russians had
yielded control of Changchun's
postal and telegraph facilities to
handful Of Chinese government
authorities, and indicated that
the Russians have not yet COM
pleted their planned withdrawal.)
Gen. Chiang's men are opposed in
a ground movement toward Man.
churia by Chinese Communists. The
presence of Communists in two
Manchurian ports evacuated by the
Russians recently caused ships of
the American 7th Fleet to pull away
without putting ashore the NATIONAL
lists on board.
American air crews ferrying un-
marked CAS- transports here from
Running protested to commanding
officers of the 10th Air Force, that
flying without the American in
sigma increased the hazards of being
shot If forced down or flying low.
In Chungking, Communist
spokesman took heated exception to
Ia statement made at Santa Fe, N.
Mex, Tuesday by American Ambas-
sador Patrick Hurley. Mr.. Hurley
said the Communists sought Japa-
nese arms ito set up a separate
government in China or destroy the
government of the Republic of
China"
The Chungking Communist spokes-
man said Mr.. Hurleys comment
served no other purpose than to
spread and prolong civil war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Two Face Arrangement
On Gambling Charges

William Joseph Burke, 80, of the
1900 block of Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. and Samuel Stewart, Il, of the
200 block of Fifteenth street NE.
will be arTaigned today before
United States Commissioner Need
ham c. Turnage on gambling
charges.
Police said the men were arrested
yesterday in raid on the Apollo
Athletic Club in the 600 block of H
street NE. Burke was charged with
setting up a gaming table and
Stewart was charged with operating
a lottery and possession of lottery
slips.
Both men are free under $500
bond each. The arrests were made
by Detective Sergts. Howard Ogle
and Paul Clarke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Nazi Atom Experts Hide
In Spain, Unionists Claim
b the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A delegation Of trade unionists
asserted yesterday that Nazi scierl-
fists who experimental with atomic
energy In Germany have found ref
uge in Franco Spain. where they
are continuing their research.
The assertion was made in let
ter which the delegation, claiming
to represent 100000 CLIO and AL
workers in New York, Pennsylvania
and Maryland, left at the State
Department for Secretary Byrnes
The delegation of about so came
to Washington under auspices OF
the American Committee for Span
ish Freedom to urge the United
States to sever its ties with Cen
eralissimo Frances regime.
In the letter the delegation said
| 1t was a fact that "Nazi scientists
who were doing atomic research in
Germany are now safe in Franco
Spain and continuing their re-
searches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Supreme Court Studies
Utility Death Sentence

By the Associated Press.
The fate of public utility holding
firms under the death sentence"
clause of the 1885 Public Utility
Holding Company Act was taken
under consideration yesterday by
the Supreme Court.
The tribunal heard arguments on
an appeal by the North American
Co. from an order by the Securities
and Exchange Commission. The
firm was told by SEC to divest itself
Of all but one of its utilities sys-
TENS.
Charles E. Hughes, jr., company
attorney and son of the retired
Chief Justice, argued that the own
ership by one corporation of Sc
curities OF other corporations in it
self is not interstate or interstate
commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16

the blSlllCI VI L. L. 4hch'ect'
Columbia Bar in 1919. He is a di-
rector of the Columbia National
Bank, Washington Sanitary I'm
provemcnt Co. and the American
Fire Insurance Co.
Columbia Elects Director.
Frank j. Stryker, president of the
Columbia National Bank, announced
today that Charles Hill Jones of
Bluemont, Va, and New York City
has been elected a director to fill a
vacancy on the board The action
was taken at yesterdays meeting of
the directors.
A. L. Kirkpatrick, new insurance
manager of the United States
Chamber of Commerce. will be the
guest speaker at the annual dinner
of the Insurance Club of Wa hing
ton at the Statler Hotel Monday
evening He will speak on How
Insurance Affects Present-day Bust
ness" More than 200 members and
guests have reservations, this being
the first meeting since the Insurers
Association and Insurance Club con-
solidated.
COPELAND on Credit Program.
Harry COPELAND of st. Louis, who
has made 1853 addresses since 1888,
will address the Washington Asso-
citation of Credit Men at the monthly
dinner next Monday evening at the
Lee-Sheraton Hotel. His subject will
be Seeing Is Believing" and he
will answer the question rs the
Golden Rule Practicable in Bust
ness?",
The Capital Transit's fourth quar-
ter 50-cent dividend is the same as
the other three paid SO far this year
1t will be paid on December 81 to
stockholders of record December 4.
Hecht preferred, recently listed on
the Washington Exchange, sold at
103 on the New York exchange yes
terday. There were 125 new highs.
Up to November 10 department
store sales in the fifth district this
year were 10 per cent ahead of the
like 1914 period.
Garfinckel common, at 351a, sold
at new 1945 high on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
With Loan Firm 30 Years.

of the Equitable
Coo p e r a tive
Building Associ-
a t ion, today
com pl eted his
30th ar OF
service with that
institution. He
has been secre-
tary since 1885.
A II a tive of
Washing ton, Mr..
McAleer attend
ed Western High
and Georgetown
Law School and
was admitted to
4loa D;e+r;o+ sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

lures made small gains today on light
mill huyine and replacement commission
house demand which met only limited
offerings
In early dealings prices sagged mo-
mentarily on fairly aggressive hedge SELL
ing. rejecting increased sales Of spot cot
ton in primary markets. Private adytces
reported increased mill interest in spot
cotton
Atlanta advices said producers were
selling 80 to as per cent OF the sinnings
with no weakening IN prices
Late afternoon prices were UNCHANGED
to 35 cents ; bale higher. December,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. 16 GP,.-Foreign ex
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars. others in centsD:
Canadian dollar in New York open mar
ket, o. per cent discount, or 90.S1h
United States cents. UNCHANGED.
Europe: Great Britain, 4 02E, unchanged
Latin America: Argentina, free, "a. ~
down OF OF cent, Brazil, free, 5.25
Mexico. 20 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, Nov 10 LP.-There was
not much buying interest in grain futures
TO-DAY and most prices slipped
There were occasional rallies from the
low points and some buying in the busy
oats pit pushed prices above the previous
close at times.
Trade authorities belief that parity
legislation enactment is a long way on
has dried UP public enthusiasm in the
,lnarket. There was no news otherwise To
affect PRICES either way.
Prices rallied rear the end and wheat
closed unchanged to y. higher than the
previous finish, December, l.s0h, ceiling
corn was unchansed at lisa ceilings
oats were up "a to December 74-74Is;
rye was unchanseC to 29s cents higher
December. 1921 s2A. and barley was OF
"a to IA. December, / 30i2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Slight Gain Shown
By Washington Gas
Sales in October
By EDWARD C. STONE.

Sales of the Washington Gas
Light Co. in October were only
slightly ahead of the same month
year ago, but made better show
ing in the 10 months, officials an
nounced today.
October sales totaled 1858 ,285
cubic feet against l,255,410 in Oc-
tober of last year, an increase of
1875 met, or 0.63 per cent.
Sales in the 10 months amounted
to 15,l26,775 met, compared with
l4,874,866 in the like 1914 period,
an increase of 251 300 mcf., or 1859
per cent. This was another all-time
high mark.
With Loan Firm 80 Years.
Edward L. McAleer, newly elected
vice president of the District Build
ing & Loan League, and secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Odd-kot DEALINGS

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 10 dP,.-The Sc
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock EXCHANGE for November Is: 6,46l
purchases involving 204.74i shares; 6.3sS
30 short sales involving 500 shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16

Rates of dividends in the foregoing tabl
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. On
less otherwise noted, special or extra divi
dends are not included. Also extra O
stock. Paid last year Payable In stoct
declared or paid so far this year. h Pay
able in Canadian funds. k Accumulate
dividends paid or declared this year. W
With warrants. xw Without warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
N. Y. Bond Market
rarsshss II n lssfH e. rssr.ss'

FOREIGN. 200
Australia IS 81. 1o4ils
Chile NIB IS 62a AZ
Chile 6s so asd- asa
Chill IS Jan 81 4 23A
Chill Nun 1850 q AIN
Columbia IS 10 5oih
Peru rs SO -
Peru LIST 6s go 81
urug ~ 4hs ~ 90
Urug CIV 4Hss rs %
DOMESTIC. 400
Am tat 2As75 1924
Am, TIT IS 90 Isl
Am tat 2AsS0 1o1N
ATSF As 95 l3oM
ACL LIST As so 1854
BIO 95 A - 81
Bro 95 c -
B&O 1000 D. 07H
B&O 90 f. 67H
BIO CIV so 7Al
BoPLEWV4s51 1ooN
BIO S w so 1927
Bost Me Alas 70 -
Bost NYAL 4s55 NV
Buf REP 81 st 81
B C r g. N IS "a 42H
Celanese 3s IS 1oA
Cent Ga 5ks SO 25N
Cent Ga IS SO C 25N
Cent Ga cn5s45 o1N
| Cent Pac IS so. los
lCentPac1st4s49 1o7%
len RR NJ 5s 81 ~
lC&O gas 80 E. 1o5N
Chi d At IS 40 53h
cBGo 4hs IT. 116L
CB&Q sn As So 11AA
Chi & Z ] inc 81 yh
ICGW AS 203S 73L
lCMStPP IS rs o6
ICMStP IS 1000 zoz
lCMStP4 1as2019 1o@L
lCMSP4 Ias2044 %
lCMSP 4ks89 C 100
CMStP gn As SO 1oAl
IC&NW 4las 30 -
lCRIP 4Ias So A 81
ICRIP 4las 90 22l
lCRIP IF A. "a 59l
lClevUnTr 5s73 1861
lDelL& W4s2042 81
lDen&RioGr4s36 IL
ID&RGW 5s % a III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16

Bedding HGminwAy CO. profit for
. months WAS $3l0.0es or IS cents
W. $3.50 ,676 or "a cents In the same
1914 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16

Fla = Z 4H2S bv- 4OoA
Gdrich 2As 65- 1o2ihI
Gulf MO 4s75 1854
&c As So 1o7h
&c As 81 1890 -
&c RI As 55---.1o9
&c 4As SO s1N
&c Louvl 3has53 lol
ICCSL IS So A 1914
Int Grt No IS SO Ah
Int GIN LIST 6s52 o3h
Int CT Nr5s56C- 7SN
Int Hyd Ell 6s44 -
Int TIT 4las52 1o2A
Int TIT 5s IS los
KanCitySo $3.50 lo@M
Len vi 4hs2003 5M
Leh v As 2003 S2A
LIN gas zoos 1874
MSPSSM 4hs711o2A
|MSPSSM As 81 70
MKT 5s 81 A 9olh
MKT 1st4s 80 30
Mo Pac 5hs 40 ala
mo Pac IS IS A. 1914
mo Pac IS ~ F. 1914
INFO PAc IS rs O. 1914
mo Pac sn 1878. -
Nor q Esx IS IS ooA
MAT Steel IS 65- 10
NYC 4Has2013A. e1M
|NYC en- As 90 ~
|NYNHvHt IS 4S 7h
lNYNHH 4hs 81 6eh
lNYNH&H As So. 67N
INYNH&H Is ST. San
lNYNHH 3hs Sc, 65M
lNYWB 4lss 46- -
lNorPac4 s20471o4M
lNor Pac Ans rs 1o5M
Nor Pac 80 2047 0oN
iOhio Ed 2As rs 1904
PCCSL 3Ns rs 1904
iStLSnFr 4ias7S 1914
StPKCSL41as41. AsM
ISea AirL c 6s45 70
$50 Pac 4las 80 1o2
iSoPac4 tasOr77 1o4
Third Ave 5s 80 46iA
TN Pac 1st4S47 1cAW
lWaba sh 4As 81 92N
IlWisc Cent As 40 soM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16
Washington Exchange

SALES
Georgetown Gas $500 at 1851.
Capital Transit LIST refunding 4s-S2, 001
at 1oSA, $1,000 at 105ss.
Hecht common-40 At 80.
American Security and Trust Co Al
295.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-11-16

HOury S1leS On tne EAc4Ahf0 TO0o1S
11:OO am. SO 600 i2.0U noon I o70 600
100 pm AoC ooo 2: pm $50 O0o
In full In bankruptcy or receiyershlp Of
being organized under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed ~ such companies.
are annual disbursements based on last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. I'M
bends are not included. * dividends.
xr Ex rights. = Also extra or extras. Plus
stock diyidena; Cash Or stock. Paid
or paid 50 far this year b Iayshle %
Canadian funds. Accumulated dividends
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Froternizing With Sudetens
Makes Czechs Dislike Yanks

occupying Czechoslovakia are being
filled with men fresh from the
United States who never have met
the enemy in action and never have
seen any Of his atrocities. The men
who know about these and never
were much tempted to fraterniza-
ton are going home.
Hatred Is Waning.
The requirements cannot be ex-
pected to feel towards the enemy as
do the men they are replacing, to
say nothing of the Czechs. Usually
they cannot see any distinction
whatsoever-and if Sudeten Ger
man girl is prettier, they fall for
her. The result is many Czechs
have the mistaken idea that the
Allies are coddling the Germans.
Added to this. many of the Sudeten-
landers were prosperous farmers
who had, and perhaps still have,
more to eat than the Czechs them
selves.
Some time ago in Paris I ran into
Capt. Francis Faygal, a public re-
lations officer Of the Czech Army,
an old friend. After seven years
exile he was on his way back to
CZechoslovakia. He did not know
what had happened to his wife or
his parents. He never had heard
from them.
I met him again here in Prague.
He was accompanied by his pretty
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wife who had spent the war on a
farm In the country. The last heard
of either Of his parents was when
they were taken to a concentration
camp in Poland five years ago. Both
were IS years old at the time. They
are, of course, dead.
Capt. Faygal Is fond Of American
soldiers. He is an accredited war
correspondent. But he doesn't like
to see them strolling arm in arm
with the buxom, well-fed daughters
Of the murderers Of his gentle old
mother. That is the chief reason,
he thinks, why they have been none
too popular in Czechoslovakia.
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