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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANb

Plstlies Asshss. MAJ su and INSPECT thsss
farse iots compiees EitcSens. sutomate
heat and hot water. light, airy rooms and
many other fine features; Open daily
mr. sssss', I'll ss;f s.!Ss7: zs s.:s: SgS 81
brick, on nice level lot; big living room
eious Fitehen f eed bsth fu
condition; priced below the market for i'm
mediate sale; substantial cash. Also &
VIM. J. MARTIN. No, a141. III
PARKLAND, near District Heishts-6 rms.
and bath; AL modern improvements; !, large arse
IessoHspe e Hspsera tsrme WEsT Rnaf
SPRUCE osss after 8, MT. Woods, LU. es57.
ONE MILE FROM DISTRICT LINE in
homs SSny at sqss1s pTsWsr Gaaee pree and
ss 81 Oa @ m appfssa sSs oil ony s5 WEE
stantial down payment. Call MI. Reamy,
vs ss,s fsss ssSs a5ssnessl sslsiaors s 'sa
this lovely det, bunsaloM. eontaiRins iiy;
rm:. din. Im, k.t. and bath; full i hsint .a with
Is Isl located IN a residential Communists. 5is
miles from Chevy Chase Cycle Ty Easy terms sNr
i41s H st. NV. D1 sO57: or Mr.. Wood,
Ez EznGE Sfs2 s.hM: ha. 5o shlnsl. house IN Ed
monston, Md bedrms,. modern bath
din. rm with fireplace. liv. rm.. kitchen
with new de luxe Frigidaire and gas stove;
full basement. oil h.-w. auto. heat. auto
gas hw.; on 8 shady. level lots, so IT. by
100 IT.; grape arbor; $3.50 down: posses
sion with settlement. OWNER, Union 165.
l5s
RIvERDALE, Md large rooms and
bath. full basement. recreation room. oil
heat, storm windows and screens through
out large shaded lot; close to everything;
must sell this week for S11,500 or best
oner. Call Mr.. Reamy. UN 0313: ewes,
Greenbelt 2271. with ALVIN EPIING,
5SOS Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd. III
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SILVER sPRiNG ARE
nlIlRS I'LL n.
IMMFDIATl

bath, screened porch, 1
rooms, bath, 2nd floor:
gas heat: built-in garage.
CRANE g. HELAN, Realtol
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.t.

as bTs st. :ofnsr E hGase pu2sn o
ss g aancas sp Gan en ee fer n
sRssfson Efs sy GHasr daz
sbedrm Rriek home xts incl I"mS p0rshes; rel
eoTa &c 81. paI cail re- less il's TIL pm. GoIps
SS1cHN' SHGh nsos fssa !4s9 s. St sf nw open SUM-
to p.m.-7-room row brick h:..w.h;,, front
". " Tyson IS 5,S F.. osso' o'BANNoN REALTY M1a
500 500 BLK. TX D 81 81. s.E-Nice e-rm. row brick
home; only $s;a50; MI; Tolson, FR. 9390,
CT WITH $500 CASH can buy in carmody
Hills Seat Pleasant; ssautifgl 6.Fm. and
recreation s: room; oil INV. heat. 2 screened
o4Is o1Esnsi sio,5oo 10S'': T. s. BURGESS. FR 2sos
1T. room bricktex 2 complete large apts.,
de Drsass oil hea nice Sss: ssrd $50 month
from l apt. live in other apt: let ten
ant pay for house: $l0;a50. So, 500 down,
SIS month. T. D. BURGESS, FIR. 2S02
ANAcosT1A, HOME AND 1NcoME-com-
pletely, furnished 9-rm. semidetached brick
heat. : baths. full basement; only $1,000
as1a tn pIsperty eompli3.ly
fall. large bedrooms. a1s baths, large
living room; dining room and kitchen, oil
= ssssSR; siS
SMALL sisii IT, ROW soSs' BR1cK-1-story. near Pa.
Price, Price 1o $3.50. caii Z. fffS MfDDLEToS, i5S,
aIS n CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-s rms, .
oil h reduced cnr f9T ouiek ~ * sale TsTms rms
FfksT ooMMERefAL, sXfnscfs 81 si4eso 1862 near Navy
Yardnsto, Groom co complete apts; re- re-
ss$s ~ SSE = hisS 's escapes rns5:.. r..
Tth ron pfeR hans s'1tsss Teeenen h
T.; and 5edrmS. inslosed rear porch and
Rardwood Rai @ fioors. S. oil hi. Gear det
garage. nice BACKYARD. This home needs
no fixing or extras and possession will be
sinsn 4 t5ns # sss'lsTshs ai X
tor. sos \; Capitol ,.-l1 Ill
S: 800; Win s7se cash, RE ss1s: SgAp-
e. Gf rossfBiIITY@v.ean.: sssSi iii open s-6 Sun;
new house condition; 2-story brick. semi
detached. 6 years old; oil: near everything;
out Nichols ave. to Atlantic ST., right 2
blocks, left to house OWNER, AT. 7190.
NEAR MINI. AVE. s.E.-Price reduced.
owner leaving town, immediate possession;
Broom frame home of enduring charm;
baths. full basement fireplace and large
lot: only 50 1000 down. can MI. Hogan.
PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE CO., Ma.
3.BsDRM. HOMES; veterans and non
veterans-Ready to move in; $1,000
down, balance like rent: beautiful, new new
bath and shower. full basement, auto gas
heat and many other features; priced ct
District: streets newly paved; going fast
we hope you are not too late. Exhibit
house open every day, $50 to pm.
Sc: JONATHAN WooDNER CO.. Builders,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeast.

NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY, goo
ape brick home Of m beaa lsTss eTseent
eonditen quick Po'ssssd,ons sd saa Rrissd ss os f.
ss41. 81: Pc eEck K CO. s4os 18TH st. ne,
wooDRIpeE-corner brick bunsalow. 5
rms. and bath. fireplace. recreation room,
Fl fFsasoRowdpoD RssS soe : sos2 R. ave We ne. Pc
North NORTH WOODBRIDGE - Attractive de;
rrn. a''i with fireplace, spacious dining rm..
modern kit. bedrpS ~ .ssshsb,T baths 1ecrs; re
todays market. n. L. BROWN, DE $685.
IL 1871 st. sasS,sh sosd sssn. 10 .u5s5sSt,si
essh pssnS, payment, bal. like rent HENRY v
TMLoUGHBY. 500 Mass. ave. ne. At.
Possession BY JULY so-e-rm. brick,
tile bath, h.-w.h.; full bsmt.; rsas down
payment required cony, to schools ana
stssspTi sves'. TR. A sasS. s ALLEN 1. KAY, BROKER.
INVESTMENT plus a aelish.tul plsss ~ to
is located to Schools nss and
Lansdon Park; $1,000 wliI art MAKE ct, tins Mrs in-
asssi zssl; I9t eves.. VA. 4Sss. Ia
NEAR 4th AND Il. i. AVE--brlck duplex
(2 apts.). rms. and porch each: bsmt. oil
heat, gsrage; has Commercial possibilities;
eonven; terms. Can ACE REALTY tx a osERv;
oates ST.-Brick, rms, .1la baths,
bsrnt, oil heat, 2 iaelosed porehes, Earage.
A home you viii Be proud to own; To n,
Penna. ave. Sc, LU. 1910. III
A sT.-Home and income, two apts.. 2
rms, kit, bath each; h.-w.h.i excel. cond;
REALTY SERVICE 1214 Penna. ave. Sc.
LU. 1910. III
RIVER TERRACE NE. - Modern 6-rooin
Brick, tile bath with shower, lovely bed;
basement. Priced to sell Call GE. s341
or CO. 1888. PECK CO., 340S 18th st; ne
WOODBRIDGE - Brick bungalow. g. rms
and " baths, bedrm. with " bath on
1st a. Lee. iiy rms topen nreplsse)' a slde
f. THoRowGooD. 2o94 R. I. ave. nn'e
DE 03l1. III
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HOUSES SALE-Southeost. (Conf.

THIS DETACHED BRICK four-family nat
six years old; each apartment has two
ao ons sf t ii faa e 0ah rsn snd Fentst
@ intqrnstIsn. - can Mr. Clarke. 81: $500
rms bath .xss s.l
Sss lEf4 ss
ANACosTIA. Just off Nichols ave-; in
come and home; 3 apts., fine condition,
ts lions. e Better a see ct today. Cali ACE REATTY
SERVICE, 1914 Penna. ave. se.' LU. 1910.
NEAR PA. AVE. income and home; apts.,
2 rms. kit. and bath each: porches. bsmt.,
eail ACE REALTY SERVICE. ;1sI4 Penna:
BEST Built GH HOMES on today,s market
supervised by a master builder whose mod
y you, ii the purchaser, 1G6 cents for every dol.
lar you spend for these homes: 1st floor,
liy; rm., dining rm, kit: End floor, bed ed,
steel easement windows, select oak floors,
bronze screens throughout: 20 years trust
Cash G. hI, payment. log. s 1 Open Tor INSPECTION
Directions: Out Pa. ave. Sc. over Sousa
Rdss Ra to MINI MIN 10 xb left sh on to Mma ae:
w
District in an excellent residential neigh
norhood, near buses and shopping centers.
SCOTT SANDERS, 3e1s So Capitol ST.
HOME H6i hs1ai PIus INCOME, 2 apts, r rms. ~
baths, gas h:-w.h,, full bsmt., front and
maculste neishborhood Of home owners;
sHna isEm 7o4 sses. r. ' Sss5
F; FAfkLAWN Aa Hs01fh VILLAGE - 5-room semidet.
ss SFfk zES Cd 1t apsg5 RFefa Edas to
eoLoRED-4o5 11th ST. s.E.-sl $50
down. easy terms; rooms. bath. C. h;-w;
hoI tH caSse ten semSst TndF fraIs nf
PRA!sNER RRa,I 4E oJd9 5ao4 L st. NV" MA. soae.
coLoRE6Isis a ST: s.E...s1.s5o down,
c. R.-W.S.. % row srick: Cali MOTIFS MOTIFS Cohen
i4o4 L st. NV. Ma. $685. Home. dE.
semidet. homes anosn 5.rms. and siISsH bath. mod
ss6 sssuS sat and @onss ssnrf to izs prize m
terest principal and taxes, JAMES E.
SCOTT EXCLUSIVE aseR. stss III Florida ave-
sas stoves; possible ssh e. rental rent on. on spartmen,s'
CHIVES, Agent, Ii. 6S93.
COLoRED-S4s5 Downs rms. and bath,
INV h.. all modern improvements; low
monthly payments: must be sold today.
Call until 9 pm, RE. 1881, FIRST MA,
COLORED - 1850 - VACANT, brick. s
large, rooms, bath, lovely cond:. basement
h.-w.h. For the discrimina ting buyer
Terms arranged. To inspect, call ACE
REALTY SERVICE. 1914 Pa. ave. s.e.,. LU.
BLK. KENTUCKY ave. Sc.
-7-room row brick. Full basement, gas
h-wh., garage Excel condition Easy
terms Mr.. Tolson, FIR O39O. with O'BAN-
NON REALTY CO., FIR 5119 -13
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

sa'h sses; 9saSsalsht NV. west 'a| q assS :a
81 bIREcA. "a; 1PRe From owNER-s bedrooms,
or Nd. neighborhood; $4,000. TE. 3Sso.
cottage. detached, NV or suburbs. nr: bus;
nos $1,000 sSx sT Star ;o, 1s
es!issslen ssis Wilson 5ivd. dEs 's; q
! w1IL PAY Yog CASH TODAY for your
uss =. ssSSs ,:;.s,
md nsasSs %aTy.nd m any sse isos l
any condition. any section. MR.. B. Llss.
If IF PRoMPr ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home. business or Investment prop.
sHEss Fiji / vs RssoH assrf sos oh ss e. espo H "a
Saso you 5fee MaST sfEEp1 iss g
y py 9use ep with ne u.s. HfTs fash RuKaEs Es
g. g. ISp asft SF. r. pR6FERrEwe ii seee vim pay
aILa al cash ask or will sos sell Hx fGr ySY w. S sst
81 s'h hYEAks e ss Service m ieqo to local proDsrt
eYg Vs WM + Tssg gHNpE st Go %
PETWORTH AND BRIGHTWOOD-We
have cash buyers available for homes in
the area; free appraisals. KAY REALTY
fMMEDiATE INN h CASH for your property, ne
or s.e., white or colored, Maryland or vir-
sinia. cox & CO. D1. 4254. RE. 1888.
WILL PAY CASH for or 3 bedroom
house located within miles of Hyattsville
a2 GasH 1S'q PoR sfter SEaRbY ri MD. houses maa
e EgIToN Teso R. GORDON 1927 Eye st: t1a nv"
VI; Will PURCHASE FOR Cash, to Z room
house, any condition or location. RE
sfLSER snHs r 81 sfs1NS; aiSs Chevy Chase and Be-
thesda-We are in dire need Of or 3
bedroom homes in Md We can furnish
you with cash for your home. Let US
appraise and see your home today. Call
81. 37O0. WORTHINGTON REALTY. S427
Ga ave. If no answer. call SH. 1918. .-13
LIST YOUR BUNGALOWS for sale with
u.s. We have number of cash customers
wishing to purchase BUNGALOWS in nearby
Nd, Va; or ?; c. REALTY ASSOCIATES.
House. fNGji e WANTED, Nj; 100000 to o.ooo;
vic. American University Park. Chevy
Chase, Wesley Heights or Cleveland Park.
F. x. Barry with DAVID E. BARRY, 1907
H st. NV. ME. 2025. III
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE, apartment,>store
or unimproved land fer sale; we have
the clients. Call Mt. BOUCHER; DRURY
HOUSES OR DUPLEX UNITS wanted for
gnyN yNEFS e. 6fosers M svnes sH d
erty, have plenty of clients with cash. AD.
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] blk. east OF IU6l
G0LMAR MANOR
GROOM BRICK.

5 mi. from D. c. line-New homes, well
designed and constructed, ready for occu-
pancy; 1st floor. living room, dining room, pom
cellar, h-a.h.. oil fuel. fully insulated,
weather -stripped and oak hoors; n lot a5xi35 S
ceilent transportation facilities. schools,
churches, stores. conveniently located: req :
sonabls cash payment; also az approved soGd "a
nano1aa eash, balance 'a sae per monsh open ss
E sae 3 IA szANTzfsaEks + c.; SsS St: NV
ef ofES sSaj suNpAY es1s:' 1s TO e@Near new Naval
laboratory, Hilandale; 1891 Neg Hamp- EmInD
shire ave- corner overlook ,smi ar@hiaLt ar wsIi
with fireplace; ,3nd fioor, With 3 bedrms
Ssy HSER: FL sS!s7 ss 81 81;
GE; 1239 or GB. 1872 1872; l,.d-oom III, t;i.d-
FHoMza HHss saass HHEY t!sfi Sar HY oss4 HsE.se
lovely i'om rms, bath; completely glassed- in
porch on end A.; Ice. lot sarage; slate
gsg: gsst sssn: s''sI 6fs sfas
bestos siding, iiv rm.. din. rm; with IRE.
place, kit. and large reception ha ! . on 1st aa
door: bedrooms and bath. snd hSori &c aoo 90
Sc 900 cash. balance like rent; possible
CT. BURcH REALTY co. TO. 57s3.
Ewes. TO. 6117, Greenbelt 6513. -13
BRICK DETACHED Riverdale Heights.
small @ children. Convenient to stores and
sTannsSpportaGtion nSp friSea sor No 9u'sa s47h nr
34Os 18th st. ne. -13
CORNER HOME IN WOoDMOOR. Md
White brick 3-bedreom. 2-bath residence
Spring; it has built-in garage, fenced
play yard. large screened perch. gas heat:
II s condition and "a gTsed n oay
ssis T,sh aoass R5ens sspEs
sos = s.; nv, M. 2s45; ,-,,x ,,u.
ssas 81 ss q nos ss Ifa aHs
district. district Side eenter.hsiI plan. 8 very laI.e
5sSa' Sss4 or esastfs saNK l'i ef 141i
NEAR MARYLAND UNIV. 7-room. 2
story asbestos frame; bedrooms, oak
assT % 5 -, syeTzssinsSs;, a s, sio'5oo: terms. xIyIN
HeLLYwooD afdiNHi sS va Vacant: groom, g-s.or,
nsns Eesms alsS HEas sesI fSLa IN 'hfs' Ga osis M
NEAR POTOMAC. MD.-OwneE moving to
hos %t seres 's about W
frontage on paved highway. Farm-type
Cape Cod with rooms q bsdrms9 ms }, lgs
merous outbuildinss Including horse barn;
breodsr eheksn haIses Il W ss1s
s' eses.; or J. NOZZLE soAz. Reaitor. 1924
Wisconsin ave. WI. 1900. -lS
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NEARBY MARYLAND-Brand new center
entrance, colonial brick heme Of large
rooms, tile powder room on first fioor and
ity materials used throughout. Your
present home in exchange If desired.
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881 until 8 p.m
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Attractive 4-room
% K ST.. NV.

Exceptionally
home; bedroom,
st floor: 2 bed
large corner lot;
Shown by appt.,
rs. 81. 1000, eve
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Continued % Next Psse.J
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Chicago Livestock

&, GH5cAao' 5cAs o6" Nov up k5S WsDAmsal: !! J.
% lower; mostly steady with average
trade trade Thursday; y5o top, s5;s5 for r., sevsTa
and choice; 2o0,a2o pounds, e5.oO-2S. &;
% 90 popular price; good and choice. 10
100 pounds. "a .2525. 90: few 100 pound
"a 90; good and choice sows scarce al
mostly 23.00-24.25, few 24.50; complete
saiable cattle, 1000; total, $500; SAL
able calves, 400; total, 400 choice steers
practically absent; medium and good
grades scarce, slow, weak beef COW
steady, but Gamers and cutters dull, weak
at recent decline with clearance inccm-
plete; bulls. about steady; scattered leads
and lots hgh-medium and good 900
$50 pound fed steers, 26.50-30 90; short
load good to choice 962 pound, 80 90;
odd head choice yearlings, "a .50-35 90;
most heifers, common and medium grades,
at 15.5021 90: few good beef cows. 1s 90
1000; most common and medium cows,
13 SOIL So; Gamers and cutters, 1000
1900; odd head good weight sausage and
beef bulls. 1850; vealers weak to fully
so lower at 27.O0.
early slaughter lamb sales steady; sSed
23 so; some held higher; few ,iust-good
grade natives, 23.00; common throwouts
down to 1900; slaughter ewes scarce; gem
orally asking steady prices; good native
ewes held around S.75.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Soviet Aide S Speech
Protested by Canada
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

OTTAWA, Nov. 7.-Canada-
characterizing a recent address by
a Soviet Embassy employe as
clearly offensive''-has served no.
tice on the Russian Embassy that
henceforth 1t will demand the recall
of any foreign diplomat violating
diplomatic propriety" in speeches
or public addresses.
Laurent Beaudry, acting under
Secretary of State, stated the Ca
madam position in a memorandum
to Soviet Charge d'Affaires M. "
Degtiar. calling attention to speech
last July by I. o. Scherbatiuk, an
Embassy employe.
Mr.. addressing the
Association of United Ukrainians of
Canada-was reported to have as
sailed certain Ukrainian groups in
Canada who are seeking to bring
over Ukrainians from European dis
placed person camps rather than see
them returned to Russia.
There are to be found among the
Ukrainians of Canada those who =
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Selected Stocks Gain,
But Buyers Neglect
Many Leaders
By Victor Eubonk
Assoeioted Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Nov. Special
stocks attracted modest bids in to-
days market while general run OF
leaders continued to suffer from
neglect.
.Timid demand was based mainly
on individual situations and the
thought that the list was in shape
for a technical comeback. Waning
hopes of tax relief in the special
congressional session inspired a GER
tain amount of selling. The ma
jority of brokerage clients still did
nothing pending more light on bust
ness, European relief and the pos
sibility of reinstated economic con-
trolls.
Dealings tapered after a fairly
active opening. Gains of fractions
to a point or so were plentiful near
the fourth hour, but losses of as
much persisted.
Good dividends still were pretty
well ignored, although Pittsburgh
Plate Glass, Seaboard Oil, Lion Oil
and American Smelling moved uE
on pleasing disbursements. New
York Omnibus, Third Avenue Tran.
sit and Omnibus Corp. stiffened or
expectations of fare boosts.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
All DC-6s Expected
To Comply With CAA
Order by Tonight

Federal officials believed today
that virtually all Douglas DC-6 air.
liners ordered to make fire protec-
ton notifications will have COM
piled before o'clock tonight, when
planes which have not met the new
requirements will be grounded until
the improvements are made.
The Civil Aeronautics AdminiStra-
tion yesterday acknowledged it had
backed up a request by the manu-
facturer for safety inspection of
fiber glass insulating pads under the
cargo compartments with an order
for temporary grounding in cases
where the pads had not been re-
r. oved by O'Clock tonight.
The recent order also provided
that if inspection showed the pads
to be soaked with oil they had to
be removed before another flight.
The work of removing the pads re-
quires only about two hours and
Douglas officials said most of them
had been removed before the CAA
order was issued.
A DC-6, newest and fastest OF
the postwar airliners, crashed in
flames near Bryce Canyon, Utah,
October "a, carrying 50 persons to
their deaths. The flames were be-
lieved to have originated in the
luggage compartment.
While the fiber glass pads in
question are f1reproof, it was ex-
planned by Charles Dycer, chief of
aircraft and components service for
the CAA, that the fibers could act
as wick in event oil seepage be-
came ignited.
The Federal order further pro-
vided for a thorough inspection of
the electrical, hydraulic, fuel, Oil.
heating, ventilating, oxygen, alcohol
and thermal de-icing systems be-
fore December l, unless such inspec-
tion had been made since Octo-
ber "a.
More than 80 DC-6s have been
delivered, including the Independ-
ence, President Truman's plane. A
Douglas spokesman said he assumed
the Presidents plane had been
modified according to company
recommendations.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Capital Bank Loans
Boosted S4,837,000
During October
By Edward c. Stone

During October Washington's 19
banks scored a gain of $4,837 900 in
total loans, continuing a long period
of advances, the Richmond Reserve
Banks latest analysis discloses.
On October 80 loans totaled $685.
689 900, as compared with S193, ,852,-
900 on October l. Commercial loans
gained S2,642,O0O and real estate
loans moved up 81 100000.
Aggregate investments during Oc-
tober declined by total of $3.50 =
900, but demand and time deposits
increased. Demand deposits stepped
up $8,948,O00 and time deposits
S993O00.
In the whole fifth district loans
increased more than $1o,500,000 in
the four weeks, the Richmond Bank
stated.
Terminal Bond Cashing Heavy.
Heavy cashing of GI terminal
leave bonds has left only about $780,
100000 in the hands of veterans
More than 800,O00,000 were issued
the redemption beginning in Octo-
ber. The Government urged vet
Grams to hold the bonds and collect
interest on them, but this advice has
not been generally accepted.
Bank debts in Washington banks
in September totaling 1863, 784 ,00C
were SO per cent ahead Of Septem-
ber a year ago. Debts in the nine
months amounting to $5,761, ,709 SOC
were up 129 per cent from 1910, ac-
cording to a report by the American
Banker covering 334 cities.
Virginia bankers will urge enact
ment by the Legislature of statute
adopting the Massachusetts rule for
disposition of estate incomes.
Banking Students Number 308.
Enrollments for the fall semester
of Washington Chapter, American
Institute of Banking, have reached
3Q8, it was learned today. Much
credit for this brilliant showing is
being accorded the Educational
Committee, of which Herbert D.
Lawson is chairman, Stephen o
Porter vice chairman and M. Pa
tricia McShane secretary. The
other members include:
B Bruce Frantz, Paul j. seltzer, Ralph
II. Mittendorf, Thomas J. Norris, James B.
Ahalt: Kenneth Q. Hulse:- Walton J. Sander
son, Helen R. Dwyer. George NJ. Rowzee.
Samuel A. Redman William N. Mcclure,
George B. Earnshaw.
c. Also Allen A A qrsenst5ee5 on Perndq e ad1
lingsworth, Eleanor E. Omohundro, Leana
E.. Draeger, MILAN Brooke, Eleanor Ma
schauer. Frederick A. Daum.
Export Manager Appointed.
Greyhound Lines today an
nounced appointment of c. C. Bat
tershell, since 1914 regional manager
for Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines
in Washington, as manager of the
export division. He will be in
charge of sales to coach lines in
other countries of buses which
have been replaced by new equip
ment.
National Dairy Products, which
has two Washington units, has de-
clared the regular quarterly divi-
dend of IS cents a share on common
payable December 10 to stock of rec
ord November 10.
At the annual meeting of the
Home Mutual Building and Loan
Association, Edward H. Brent, pres
ident of Thomas j. Fisher g. Co.,
Inc. and Mrs. Marian Warfield
Smith were added to the board of
directors.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Nov. Z lP.-Grains moved
upward under the leadership of new crop
wheat contracts on the Board of Trade
today, responding to increasing pessimism
concerning prospects for the winter wheat
crop. Gains ran to several cents.
SoybeanS also were strong. Buying
was credited to commercial interests and
was based on strength in crude soybean
oil. The Agriculture Department an
nounced there were S5,324,OOO bushels OF
soybeans in the country on october 1.
Lard did not respond to the strength
of surrounding markets. Prices were
mixed
Wheat closed3 to 474 higher. Decembel
2;96A-A; os} corn was to 3b higher, De; DDee;;
higIheG hagIhea December 3e nseembsr n3a,
Chicago Cash Market.
NJ Wheatm7No sti7o red; sSfn 22e% Il corn; new
2.31; No. B., 2.15A-2.20I2; old, No.
yellow, 2.4lh-245A; No. 2, 2.41h
No. 5. 2.37h sample grade. 2.27. Oats
No. l white, .1sA. Field seed pei. hun
"A SOL 90: barley. mailing, 1902 so
feed, 1.65-1.s2; soybeans, No. L yellow
3 40.
Evening star., 1947-11-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.***A-19
J,

share the hatred of traitors toward
their homeland" Mr.. Scherbatiuk
was quoted by the Ukrainian-langu-
age newspaper Ukrainske Slovo as
saying.
They believe all the lies of the
displaced persons because they
themselves have long ago lost all
sense of truth"
The Canadian memorandum said
that if the translation was accur-
ate, Mr.. Scherbatiuk had used lang
uage which was not only clearly
offensive, but which was also calcu-
lated to promote i'll will and hostility
between different groups of people
in Canada"
Evening star., 1947-11-07
N. Y. Bond Market
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