davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-05-23

and 1-bath brick home today, full base
ment; nice lot, located in Silver Spring,
M ss.h Sth9 sn 5 H mo- eki FOR Of usheI pasns p..S
agi ID = HRsss ss
IS Hoi nj: fH fRoa s6s9 s1vr. SPRING. in MO- Mont
approx. yrs. old; on 9 acres; FENCED;
!ssE MssEHINaT Hs5sEs; 1ssz Rs4.!f2 eo g s1:spo
war homes. IN the Metropolitan Area: as
o.y as snaSo eash Dsn dSHn Srek WI Win oqs
modsrn xas T aia se saaeped afe oo
Space gssl ssaT ssausia 's sah e1asns
YARD YARD compisteis ] f'' ineiosed With Anchor
Is stssss fence r 5hs;s aini; 'sssE
hhpucf6 MhsT S fSs 81 ssstS9lek ssstSlek SALE. tust sssr
den. lse. din rfn.. lovely kit. new T-ft.
Kelvtnator and Gas rAnre; 3 bedrms.;
Ieas siied bstS stSs Knotty pis sine recreation rm.
facilities remainder cf bsrnt. arransed
iinioleuna In hoors. Outside entrance. Oh a-e.
heat; slate root, copper plumbing, metal
Venetian blinds, aluminium screens: land
children: immediate possession. Nay be
soss .ns R..sl fa. H. sss sSso .na al M sass
|sETHEsDA--wnli.msburs bunsalev. 4
beautiful brick home o6ered today for
drst time. B generous rooms and big
porch on first door; more rooms and
bath rcuehed In on second doors fun bsse-
ment; oil h.-w.h., slate root. fun storm
sash, garage. Lovely lot on euiss street.
evenings, Olympic s972, PL. sos. "a
s-bath brick home On iFe. cor. lot, with
side porch and attached gar; 1st q. con.
tains iv. rm. with fireplace. din. rn. and
| kit: End H.. 3 bcdrms. and 2 baths: full
bsmt with automatic heat, laundry tubs:
| outside entrance and layatory. This hon1e
| IL clean and neat and possession win be
given with settlement. For further infor-
nation. call WALKER q DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors, pI. 0222s ewes, WI. 6072. -27
"A ACKES-A substantial 7-room and
bath. eenter-han eIapboard house in q
cellent eond., lse, iix Im. threplase), re-
ception hall spacious Kitchen and din rm.,
pantry and porch on 1st a.; bedrmG. and
bath on 2nd d.: new composition roof, ofl
th.-w.h., partial bznt., located 1T Glen
mont, tust 2 blocks from school, tIanSp. at
door, In the heart Of rapidly EroEfng COM
naunity; completely furn.: possesston within
| 80 dayss price, S16,760. 3 B. PRICE, 4
! tco.. NE $3.50, PA 1871: ewes. and eun.,
call Kr. Price. q. 3429. -23
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES WANTED 20 BUY.

any condition. any section. MIR. B. biss'
HOUSES Ho,i ss' and investment property wanted
si;!i Y sssssy s sEg's c
sAEfEt WE havE sf bu1FRs hsas for, houses and in
1esas yssnsn aRsT PsfRsE'y roshTsk Sci SF soN eSk
1918 K st. NV. Phone Ma. 5aos: -.se
PARTY wants to buy from ogneT-Whits
cSGrea 9 ssh h0uss Sox 9 4H sng sSaq0n saa %
I AM PREPARED to pay cash for a or
PiSSSi %fIf n pAT TSSs Iou CASH TO-DAY Tor Tsur
ssssrs uss -, s,.Ss. ,si.is, s5Ss
M3zs Ma iaIGs M:FI,ae G. can ss hSHS your
ssss' 'sf ssis .os I'll. s''s' sas ssA's'
! 4 M1IL 'suy. RENT OR SELL yogs p.og- s
rFSMfT sSMSs s + 70 T tn. DI sae ese q
your home, business Or inysstment prnp'
Hsn f5E i "s Rs.soT SSp ess!Fe ses sofh sa
NM HMMEpIsTE 1 @es aAsH Tor your property. ne
81 sns fs seiss eox e eo seoFfs aaEslaqRa asS4
FREE APPRAIsALs1,,List, 9Th US US {esE
So You re W.ST ssso osfEfDY iysf "A rAcTfos. fR5s
s9uss With pIes US NaYs issh PpTsEs
g. 2 AS6 sfs Ef ne + 'ffRoSrRTi1e II saS0 Will
all cash or will sell for sSn %IrrE We tSa ssa5
results quick ACTION: m 9, oo MAX MillfN' '0'
60 o'h YEARS. SERVICE to local nroners.
owners guarantee results rl LIS. ySar gm psan- 9Nr
sesltOrs fsty Glsn sines NEE isss, & 1913 E. 81 iois
PECK. co. has clients waiting to pur-
chase your ne. or nearby Md. property
fal, Wl,o6Ep NE HhfK nikE rs S9 BTY W. nice or 2
bedroom home. in nice loeatson; hase se;. al
CASH sSsRts nDT HoGsf tasf Sch ssthesda
einits: 8E cash. shnhHooR george W. RosERTsoN
sioi wis ave, WI. s257; ewes, WI ?5s4
THINKING OF SELLING your ne. or Sc
home? Don't delay. let one Of our saies
men experienced in your neishborhood dis.
euss It with y01 You sRENffa Ta5s .Tdas RHAi 2sil
Viii II { FAY CAsa for your equity, and vii
the ,s sssss sssr or oSet x M essh
q. %eeiaMssE JAMES saSn. z DION e VIZ Z CO. i5sa Conn
WSfEb Fl B9 9aoTsR S1sa or or rambler
| fine place, half acre to an acre, eonvenien
| to transportation, moderately prieed: VI
cln.ty Arlington, Alexandria or Falssia1 ".
sGR sseRoo% On sRfcK HOME. ne. or se-Diree
from .ssses ssa.f iasy 5fss sfssSn:sss :s:l ss
SILVER SPRING AREA-ursently needle.
houses. 8 or rms; frame; nrlek q q
TED /. PRICE, Sd; sS44,..v ..s rs -
+! bedrnl. and bath on LIST a. Prefer chey!
Shssai Wn aApE Vi BoNs ri1pI sgIIsss ssr bun sua
| arouncs Telephone us INA. 2557l wha
YOU have to sen and get action witnou
fuss. JOHN II. MILLER, Jr.. & BRO, Real
IRUoboMiSG IUbS NC AoUsE. is to 20 rooms 4
inv area Call MRS. CoE, Ex; l5.a- y, y,
WANT TO BUY FROM OWNEk orle,
house : any good section: priced up u
$4,000 Cali Ma 1Tas. -29
Evening star., 1947-05-23
satsIlRRAN m lAARYlAND.

+ SUBURBAN SAIL AAkYLAN0.
n6Ky7fI-z sseSf 6ssiS16ie 6-I1., and
ssssssses:tionsi6 ssse: ti6 ssod esss 81. nv: n,
81 sass1,sssep sssse.. - 3 IL lsa.as | "a s.ss
n ana n: fnll bessment. cil a.-e. heat,
hardwood nooIs throushout; ~ e so,sne, /. e.
snd RssE An, Sle ,sso ssS g. e ltsRs isss:
eves. and sum- can Roy Price, vi. 04S1.
sMyEa srIInG Ar A-A modern sunfa, "a
fftchen-din. rna., bedrms.. front and rear
porches. garase in basement. sAs range,
leisr.. sutomstic furnase controls r,a s'tn, atst
chicken house. fruit and nut trees: within
block Of church, store. scnool and IIsnsp., I
70 min e s,.ss sprns; Y min stte
Rsas' 3. rRfci gsissi c. co.. u VI $3.50. FI 1881,
Or call Roy Price, WI. 04el. 2s
EAST FINES. :, owner; S@.nsd5m @ "a asessss. ;1ss .
lated attic. fenced-in lot, gas heat; 1850
SsxG SIHh ssf sfnRsuRnaN sIds N NArMSoisfiMkkE. No q.
lovely 6-rm. brick. s offered at : reason.
able price: owner already transferred but
recently redecorated for own use. assur-
oo soa e sse a9sy
S@scd: @ ven 1nsnsed WooDsIDE Beatty Rls
C6EvEHkx---l0Fely new o-EM. uuuSes tSxy Z
modern; 5 peri. home. with . SIS. 900
list trust At 81, payable $50 mo-. down
EoRTHEAST REALTY, VA. 1926: ewes.
ia si.ooe IS n W Gssss bungalow. islly
osussssd o sss mo- eorss sssosFa1sT ssslf ;sHy VIZ
1925; ewes, WA. 6452. OF WA. 0s0s. -23
LOVELY, LOVELY, LOVELY-Near r. /
ave-: paved street; modern. rooms, halls,
porches, dry cellar; half acre, rich; corner
lot; shaded lawns, hedges. fruit, flowers;
s sss.isn; A. scscRef ! {. EVA WxIkER. VA. sss sss.
vv1sscAaNTTrlfmmediats Vac possession soo5
Spring. Md.-Appealins room detached
home. stone and brick. on beautiful land,
scaped corner plot. bedroom. bath and
inclosed sunroom on hrSt door; Q large
bedrooms and bath on second: recreation
room, maids room and bath. An excellent
buy on today's market. For appointment to
HS.psS.ra isspss. e.lI aato dEo j. MOSS Rssal:or'
Beautiful, modern Cape Cod bungalow;
living room. dining room. kitchen. 2 bed
on frst door; large bedrooms on second
floor; full basement, oil a.-c. heat; in ss-
tahlished neighborhood. on hne lot with
outdoor fireplace; $16.960. CRANE 4
HEIlAN. Realtors. IL. 1000, ewes. till o.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES FOR sALs-sou.hee.s.

hSSSSS ESN SShA-SeetstSSse.
NEW e-RM. DETACHED HOME at 41e
Neycowb St. ;GoansFssss heish5s'rSbeen Is pbone
ssF soss' sRDoi2sgeRs 1878 st HAERSS aE s3Ss
A ST., near Eastern Hish. school-six
rms, bath, h-wh., gar. 81, 500, No
sasfH sIVIk TERsacI-Modsyn saes s-m. sriek
home, 8 nice bedrms., tile bath. modern
lee. i yard. near transp. and shopping cen:
ter. priced for quick sale. on terms, Can
CO. 1888, GE. e341 evenings, PECK co,
RIVER TEg5RAoE7s-reom g5a @ roy. tnl ,l,s,s. base
sasrSo'i sslns LesVihs S' city, sesii oWSER oER
SS5S powN-oood sc. location; 2-stors
brk: 5 rms. and bath: gas h.-w,h. Mrs
WMEfTz 14s7 Eye s. NV. Ma, 1865 ana
HniILcREsT I'm AREA-custom built BY own,
er: detached brick Besides its 6 large
rooms and cleaning tiled bath, there are
numerous other features, fireplace in liT'
Ing room, screened porch, sun deck, cleo
the kitchen. oil I, e, heat, chestnut trim in,
windows: lot nicely iandscsped; s1S5ot
trust committed A real buy at onl,
S20.e5o Call Mr.. Meyer. TR. 1851, with
MALCOLM. Ma. 1868. Pa
LINCOLN PARE-Exceptional brick hom.
Ensiish basement are specially adopted {
h-w.h., Venetian blinds. immed. poss.
Ii. 1872. With JOHN q. RICE. Resisor
Evening star., 1947-05-23
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND

more we have | new brick 6-rm., s-story
home left, ready for quick posses. Llying
rm- open fireplace. full dining I'm. kltcnen
tile bath and shower: full basement. gas
heat; near University of MARYLAND; be-
tween bus and streetcar, The down pay.
roll CLIFF PERCY & CO. -41oo BALTIC.
blvd, Hyattsyille. Nd. WA. 5000;
EIyE-Ro0M CORNER BUNGALOW ga
adjacent level lots: transportation and
shopping at hand. Exclusive with = Y.
BOYNTON CO.. 1926 wis. ave, Or 0So0;
ewes. OR. 64a2. -zS
Evening star., 1947-05-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-southwest.

KENTUCKY AVE. $4,000 downl--Brk..
nice rms, tiled bath full hsrnt., h.-w.h.;
To inspect. call ACE REALTY SERVICE,
1914 Pa ave- Sc, Lu 1910 ,.,
P. BROWN, 615 18th st. s.w. MA. 1919.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-05
Mother, Baby Found Dead

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif., (P)-A mother and her l0-month- old son, principals in broken marriage and a custody dispute, lay dead yesterday
 The body of little Neil Ellis Wartnik, born last Jan. 24, was found in bed Wednesday in the blood-spattered nine-room Wart- nix home in the exclusive Toluca Lake district. Thirty miles away attendants of HermOsa Beach hotel found the body of his mother Mrs. Lena Mae Wartnik, 30, a for mer model.
 The estranged husband and father, Sam H. Wartnik, 45 sports wear manufacturer, was in S0n Francisco and is believed en route here. The Wartniks were married in Las Vegas, New, May l9, l946. separated last Nov. g and he filed suit for divorce Nov. 24, alleging that Mrs. Wartnik drank to ex- cess.
 Wartnik had obtained an order on Mrs. Wartnik to appear in su- perior court to show cause why he should not be given custody of the child. In an accompanying affida- wit he alleged that his wife threat ened him and threatened suicide herself at various times.
 Detective It. Edward w. Smith
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-05
Soviet Whaling Program Expands

MOSCOW, C4J - The present whaling season in the Far Eastern waters has been the best yet re corded by Soviet Whalers.
 Reporting this by radio to Mos cWO, Captain A. POlyakov, head of the flotilla, gave these figures:
 Since the beginning of the yea -505 whales have been caugh., l50 more than last year.
 The record catch for one day was 26 whales.
 The biggest whale brought on board the whaling ships Weighei | 90 tons.
 The Far Eastern Whaling Fleet which is under the management of a trust at the Ministry of Fish .ng Industry of the Eastern Areas of the U.S.SR. is being steadily expanded and it's operations eX- tended far afield.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-05
CAB Hearing Of Annette Island
 Crash Is Recessed

Continued From Page One
 his tanks, and that later the fields traffic controller radioed him: "I have you in sight over the field. You are parallel to the runway at HOO feet. You have degrees crosswind with gusts up to 50."
 The log of Charles F. Stack, CAA aircraft communication who was the last to talk with the plane, showed that the pilot radioed that he was proceeding to Juneau be cause of extreme turbulence"
 Three minutes later, when the
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-05
LADIES AID MEETS TONIGHT AT FEDERATED CHURCH

The Ladies Aid Society of the Federated Church is meeting this evening at eight o'clock in the club rooms of the church for a Christmas party. A special pro- gram has been planned appropri- ate for the occasion. Committee in charge are Mrs. Conrad Yenney, Mrs. A. Darling, and Mrs. Robert Baldwin. All women of the con- munity are invited to attend, es- pecially newcomers who would like to get acquainted. Mrs. M. Day is in charge of the program.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-05

field again attempted to contact the plane by radio, there was only silence. The plane with its crew of five and its thirteen passengers, including baby, had smashed in- to the 3,596-foot mountain.
 Captain Monsen's son, Wesley, himself a co-pilot for Pan Ameri- can Airways, for which his father was flying at the time of his death, sat listening to the testimony.
 Ralph w. Hester, U. s. weather bureau staff forecaster, testified that on that day conditions were favorable for icing at over $500 feet, north of Vancouver Island But there was testimony that the planes de-icing equipment was in ordedr, and Monsen had mention ed no trouble.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-05

said there were no cuts on the child's body and he may have been smothered or strangled. Pc lice chief Jack Harlow of Hermosa Beach said there were superficial cuts on Mrs. Wartnik's wrists and body and that he found an empty pill box and bottle in the hotcl room closet. Autopsies were orde! - ed.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-05
Sen. Butler Offers Law to Curb Power Of Interior Dept.
Continued from Page One)

unQer the w Wneeler-1OWdru dCl Ol 1886, the interior department has created a number of reservations and plans to create others and that such action is retarding the settle ment and growth of Alaska. The uncertainty as to the status of lands in the Territory, which has retarded its development, it con- tinues can only be removed by an nulment of the orders of the in.e- rior secretary and repeal of the section of the law granting him the authority to create reserva- tiOnS
 It adds that the Indian claims commission and the court of claims are available for adjudica- ton of any claims arising from the Indians.
 The legislation provides that the orders creating the reservations of Akutan, Karluk, Wales, Unala- kleet and Venetie or any other In. dian reservation in Alaska "are hereby resc;nded" and repeals the grant of authority to create reSer. VationS.
 Butler said the law gives the in terior secretary "a dangerOu grant of authority" under whicl ''the secretary may at his own dis cretiOn set aside vacant and unOc cupied public lands for reserva tiOnS) . limited only by his OWr conscience and requirement tha 30 per cent of the tribe must ac cept the proposal"
 Six reservations have been ere ated, he said, totaling l,540,8 ' acres for total population of ,42I Indians. They are: Akutan, 72,32( acres for 68 Indians; Karluk 35,200 acres for 1855; Shishmaref 3,200 acres for PAY; Wales 21, ,12C acres for 194; Unalakleet, 96( acres for 334; and Venetie, l,408, 900 acres for 400. Another reserva ton, White Mountain, of 1,2O( acres, was rejected by the natives
 Proposals for the creation O additional Indian reservations il Alaska by virtue of the power anC authority of the said Wheeler Howard act" the memorandum said, "totaling millions of addi tinal acres, are now under consid eration by the interior department
 "The Wheeler-Howard act a. administered by the interior de partment has not only retarded but actually has prevented the de velopment of Alaska. The Indian! have exclusive use of the reserved lands but are not limited to then under existing law. Other citizens are strictly limited to lands out side the Indian reservations.
 Further more the secretary O. interior may under the authority of the Wheeler Howard act reserve practically all of Alaska for the exclusive use of the Indians. Ina he has set out to. do this is ev. denced by the many millions o. acres already set apart for Indian use by him and the many millions of acres now in process of being | sci aside for Indians"
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Store Volumes Hold
Slightly Above 1916,
Unit Sales Down
BY the Associated Pres.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Retail
sales increased very slightly in the
week ended Wednesday and were
to 5 per cent ahead of the same
week year ago, Dun d Bradstreet
reported today.
While dollar volume slightly ex-
ceeded that of the corresponding
week year ago, unit volume was
moderately lower" the business re-
search firm said. Consumer price
consciousness was generally height
ened; considerable resistance to
some types Of goods resulted in
slight declines in their prices
The proportion of cash sales to
total volume declined and consum-
ers increased their use of charge
accounts. Collections, the report
said, were less prompt than in pre-
vious weeks.
Resistance to soaring prices of
some foods intensified, but total
volume rose moderately. There was
some drop in demand for meat,
butter and eggs. but fresh and
canned vegetables, fruits and juices
were bought in considerable vol
ume. Frozen foods were popular
and there was more call for oleo-
margarine. High-priced LIQUORS
were neglected in favor of beers and
aleS.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Diver erWithout Dies
In 4W-Foot Descent
BY ths AsseeIefsd Press

ToULoN, France, Sept. 1s.-Mau-
rice iFargues, 34-year-old French
sailor, descended nearly 400 feet into
the Mediterranean without Q diving
suit last night and paid with his
life for the experiment.
Mr.. Fargues, a petty officer. dived
with only face mask, rubber frog
feet" bound to his ankles and three
oxygen bottles strapped TO his back.
Every Is feet he stopped to sign one
Of series Of plates hanging from
the side Of the sloop from which
he went down.
At 800 feet-a depth at which the
water pressure was about ITO pounds
to the square inch-he signed the
last one In distorted unreadable
script.
Then his rope signals to fellow
divers aboard the vessel-the Ellie
Monnier which Is to take part In
Prof. Auguste Picard's "Bathyscaphe"
descents in the Gulf of Guinea
ceased and he was brought to the
surface, unconscious. He was taken
to a hospital, where he died.
The divers were attempting to es-
tablish world record and French
newspapers. without mentioning the
previous record depth for such a.
descent, said Mr. Fargues exceeded 1t.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Chicago Livestock

BILE hogs. 1000; total, $500; very SLOW
generally 50 cents lower on all weights
barrows and gifts; few lots early steady
and choice 220-30o pounds. 2s.a5-as.T5:
1s0.220 pounds, 27.50: 2a5G; eyer 200
10 pounds, ss. .oo-27 90: few lots good and
choice 200.220 pounds, early. 90. 1923;
part load. GO: 80: but little above the prac-
tical top Of 2s.75: good and choice sows,
goand.; s5.s5-ss.7b: 4oo-45o pounds,
ssl.bi. Cattle. s,ooo; :otal, e.5oo salabl.
heifers dull. weak at recent sharp det line
cows steady to % cents lower; bulls prac-
tically ut standstill under sharply lower
bids: odd head choice light steers, 5000.
3S.oo;. common to low.good grassy end
short. fed oferinss, 17.25-26.26; common
and medium straisht grass steers, 1928.
1880: good and choice heifers lacking
common and medium srassers, 10000 90
Guitars. 1osos1 60 sSs iimised 'a inauirs ss vi
bout ssssdy y se. 10 down: receipts 'ia II.
elude approximately 1000 head feeder
ssi.bls sheep: 1000: Total, 1.7oo
and bulk good and choice native sprini
$3.50; common, 1900 Il: 90; .slaushte,
ssHss, 900; teg % io.oo' sonmon to me
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Some British Workers
To Face Job Draft
BY fke Assoeisted Press

LONDON, Sept. 1s.-The British
government last night published a
decree under its emergency economic
powers which Labor Minister George
1saacs said would force q small
minority" Of workers to accept
essential jobs against their. will"
The decree was part of campaign
to drive Britain's manpower into
production for export.
The order was limited to workers
who become jobless In the future.
Under 1t, men between the ages of
18 and so and women from l8 to 40
with few exceptions, who lose or
give up present jobs will be obliged
to apply for new employment only
through the Labor Ministry or face
fines of 100 pounds $40O and prison
terms of three months.
Labor Ministry directions will
only be issued to those people who
refuse to accept a choice Of one o!
several essential jobs and we ex-
pect it will be necessary to force only
a small minority to accept essentia
jobs against their will, Mr.. 1saacs
said.
T Women rearing children under l!
ana workers engaged in professional
managerial, administrative or execu'
tive capacities were excepted from
the order.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Williams Creditors Get
ST, 900 From Timber Riqhts

Timber rights on 614 acres OF
land in st. Marys County, Md,
which belonged to- George H. Will
liams, have been sold for $1,000
Samuel Greenbaum, trustee In the
bankruptcy of the former real es-
tate man, announced today.
The sale was authorized yesterday
by District Bankruptcy Referee John
A. Bresnahan. williams had de-
clared the timber rights as assets
when he entered bankruptcy last
December. The rights were sold to
Samuel Beach of Arlington, who
operates a lumber plant near Leon
ardtown, Md.
Mr.. Greenbaum said his ONCE SC
far has been able to realize only
about $4,000 from assets filed by
Williams. Williams claimed the
assets were worth about $500, 900.
Most of the $4,000. Mr.. Green
baum said. will be eaten up by
priority claimants and administra-
tive expenses-leaving veterans who
deposited up to $1,000 on homes
with williams little chance Of get.
ting returns.
The trustee said he doubted that
more than 5000 more would bt
realized from the assets declared.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Refusal to Send Poultry
Overseas Is Denounced
BY The Associated Press

HARRIsoNBURG, Va, Sept. 10.
Discussing the refusal OF Gov
ernment officials to buy surplus
poultry and vegetables for shipment
overseas instead of beef, pork and
other scarce meat and grains, Rep
resentative Harrison, Democrat, OF
Virginia told the Kiwanis Club here
that "the chickens have come home
to roost with the Government ofi-
eials responsible for this blunder In
the form Of wildly soaring prices
of meat and grain"
He said yesterday that rising
prices and Government purchasing
march haro In hand" He noted
that red meat and grain prices
have risen more than IS per cent
since the end of OPA while poul-
try and vegetables have advanced
only per cent, and said that fer
neariy six months he had urged
Gcvel nment agencies to purchase
less grain and meat and more potil-
try and vegetables.
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Chicago Grain

=, CHICAGO III ; sept . is Esins re- @ crashed =, he'd
'ht'ss al of sh.s y z.Ps aesn
s cents and ali soybesns down ) cents
INF enc permtt.d s IN in each sns. 'as Session
seeutive day Of limit declines
and oats ap se eoupie 81 OF eents i % Corn Sis
played hesitancy from the start and this
grain was the frst to eracw as commission
ssss * S sSsF sens P Spread
''is, Touehlns air of Of stop.loss orders .cc.n-
until the limits We're reached. after Which
only only small buyins orders came in to pro.
Two factors set of the break. One vas
increased offerings Of cash corn by the
fs so survey : sh fo sa , st ss
rapid development in the past three weeks
ia, All CONTRACTS Of all grsins ended on the
'YS we're BEING T efered in Da The Wheat " @ pit
the wSsst .ndsd ms aS DOWN nnf5s 6 cents
c.e1; corn down cents; September. 2:46:
oats down CENTS; September. Lila;
Gmia Declines SsM es Wer. rseordea in
and corn at Kansas City. Wheat and rye
were of the limits At Minneepnlii Rye
Lard here ended IS cents to 1.2b. .
hundred pounds lower; September, 20,s5
Wheat; none; corn: 10: l yellow. !: 20.
9.563; No; white. 2: :s4; cats. No; Il
No: 5 white, 1.1ba: No. /. heavy speeia
Tstsht' 6h ttmG.hy ssdtog 13S9 ,isa
l.s3-l.9O Rye, No. grade, 1888 90
Evening star., 1947-09-19
Sima, Ex-Band Leader,
Freed From Navy Prison
BY the Assoeie.sd Press

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Sept. 19.
William r. Sima, ST., former lieu
tenant and Naval Academy band
leader who was sentenced to a year
at hard labor after being convicted
Of misconduct and violating regula-
tions, has been released from the
disciplinary barracks here, the Navy
reported yesterday.
Sima served two months at the
barracks after he had been held
aboard the station ship Reina Mer-
cedes at Annapolis pending his ap-
peal for a writ of habeas corpus.
Ten months of Sima's sentence
expired while awaiting the outcome
Of legal maneuvers in the Baltimore
Federal Court.
Sima was one Of the chief persons
involved in three courts martial a.
the Naval Academy which grew out
of the investigation of a party at
the quarters of Chief Stewards 8
Mate Walter w. Rollins, colored.
from the Virgin Islands. Rollins
was freed May ~.