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Evening star., 1948-02-29
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY Cash for houses, white or
colored; any condition or section. DE
GEoPHYsICIsT wishes to buy 2-bedroom
not over $4,000: state price. terms. de-
Scription. Address. p. LEDIo. 5241 Broad
MUST FIND FOR CASH CLIENT. e-rm.
home. 2. G.: $4,000 to $4,000. W. NJ.
sHHb sHH4 4M6 81 4sa5sM SESg T4 BE- tEhrck home.
a;'s ss s.sT.sn ss srassy $4,000 %ooa ssa m &
SsSsn' sss Iso Is Il st0G sERssFEs sRs Rp 'ss' e.;
HAVE 11S Many II nH CLIENTS, lis. your propsrt,
sEr e.; si$ s II ~ i SSs e0sno
bedroems; basement; near school; de de-
4E. isshsa; $500 D. C. or Md; under sl2 600
sny Sc; cr cend quick settle%sht JAMES
GHsR2Il kR8T NTFn TE oldi Il eyes, IL 1857
In cheverly, sunnybrook area. WA. 1887,
r. s;'Es s?;!ss;'' 2:s
Two- Y o-R2MhY lily usiT. Il sedFm.. & t,rst fioer:
de brick D5s Is: M snk ssstos .
BRICK COLONIAL, 7-rms.. ,h.-w. radiator
heat. good NV, section: nr. transportation;
MASTRD%oME W snIh 1GE sSey x,ts s'tI H. nm, KIT, zen,
two baths: prefer Chevy Chase. b. G.. but
sed Nv :f sscsiSR WI Hr; Dc; prize 9aser Ssss
KAY REALTY co. needs more property
market price being obtained. cail our
ss1ss ss xNb NE tkSSExFSWR SReo VIM
quick IS sssien; 8, oo MAX MILLER, 500 iith st.
g. se YExss' s'0s SERVICE to local property
stS rsass sSDNDEss ssr co
CASH eis s. M ,Gle
f1sfiSS TSSE PkoFIaTIF FT I'll, s$ ss,
Central Resi Estate 50, Listing Agency
sombned ef ss outstapSns y 9Saas real:
property Just Iike yours. No added cost
e: 'ss e. ~ t5sthglss ss5'ss soRF ssa ss
W. 7 Vt Want is - 77o1Gis 1i aoyss. apartment. ssor.
q saimerSysd land ier sale; ss h,ys ths
eoRsosAos sssais az 81 issseeI iasa oEgs1 ~ 1lss
H fH0MPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
your home, business or investment prop
& &fl .fss ss.sSs KSs esssff sos Aossh ssh & espso
CHAkLES = GUM has clients waita9s
9nd 1i, pssISy AssEisnS; LvI5R IR i22Sd,. 1929 -,
your house With ~ Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3400.-
WISH TO BUY detached or semidetached
home in Montgomery CO. or nv. section.
Have all cash. No agents. Box 3o-G, star.
PAsToR-LUTZ INC:-Houses wanted, Dc
you want to sell? We can sell your house
at a fair price on today's market; 2, 3 OF
bedrm. houses; ne. or NV. preferred
Cali Elk. 1855 till s pm. -
WANT TO BUY room and basement OF
duplex from owner: NV. sec. or nearby Md
or Va: close to trarsp. Write Box 164-K
star. 2gs
sPoT CASH at once. no waiting for youl
money; any kind of property, large ol
vETERAN DESIRES to purchase home di.
rect from owner; already GI financed; anJ
area considered. Phone TIE. 340s. go
WANTED--2 or more bedroom house u
NV. Washfngton, nearby Va. or Nd. DI
WxNTED-HoUsEs m ARL.-cli.nts fol
sll types homes, cash or terms; Constant
o essi9tS an ssrc ssd ssss tsss wI:eepp epr1sass s1d
ArL. Ga 1133.. OK. 1909.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-soutbw.,t.

C0LoRED-47s EYE ST. s.W.-Home
w1ln wi .b;a snop In falleyi s-rm brick vIl
e6ao.R,sahsts & risht 0Ssh5 %ED MbA hbA iVs iSV2ss
vacant, semidet brick home, on lot
E2xlO5; spacious rms. and summer kit. !:
pMns1 plmMmsd; p1ss Can now. URCIOLo
COLOREb-ONE 5:RooM FRAME, L st.
s;wISs s.s5 Ss;. 75o 37eo o St; s;w, 6:room. .ans.
q SON, 615 4th st. s.w. "-'
F ST. S.w.-S2s5 down,
easy terms. rooms, semidet. brick, no
improvements. Call Morris Cohen or Mil
ton Vinnick, with A. M. DRAISNER, 14O4
Z st. NV. Ma so35; home. GE. O2e7.
Once open Sunday 12 to 4.
9th ST. s.W,-S495 down.
good terms. II rooms bath, Latrobe heat,
row brick. Call Morris Cohen or Milton
vinnick, with A M. DRAISNER, 14O4 L
st. NV: ma. s036; home, GE. O297. once
onl opsn o SUNDAY Il to 4;
Suitable home and income. oLDIE PARE
COL. attorney, Ma. 1867; Sun. RA. 5445.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY Cent, .

/ s-H6Uk.sERvIck.ca.h for your hous
zy2 z iS iSMxSfrs n T1 slea huYkR III 70 ter ..ol,
M. nccsrthy. TR. a447, with SHANNON
q LUcHs CO.. 1905 ct. NV. Ma. 2345
I NEED DETACHED BRICK HoNEs. III
| the. neiEhborhood Of the .Washingtor
Cathedral al c dor cash buyers: who will pay y
eson 1 nssss Ssons ns iS1
2g43, with SHANNON q LucHs CO.
s 1909 a., y St, NV; ;w,;.NAi NAi 2s4s, s.I. III
s.Sedrm BRICK M home home with 'sa sarsas; spI'nl Close
e ons ss.s ssss nave
D9sse'sSa Hss sRasoN SS sa1s iGAs MsrFey 81 s1f
aIousE WANTGiD. Brookiand. Primo.
osorses County. Miehisan Park. Wood
buyers desiring. to purchase a home in
these areas; brick construction preferred
but win accent frame: prompt action as
sTt. T NV. NA. Ss45. Aoon" "" ic0o @1 a
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASER fol
BrigbtH ood or Petworth house. Call Mr.
ScHs sfssss oo Uo 1sSS sst !, xth nR sHfSosM fna ss4
WILL TRADE beaut. s-bedrm, brick home
Sa With Ssdim S Sr sr srss sma den
sH RsdEfqfs H5&Es &sn s HS cash
ca. sTsse 70 asss c snd s
L6eas 6Msass1sy cS fH 5ds sS4 I s,h SHAS9 NA ssaS
TRANSFERRED FROM TEXAS tcash5. de-
s. ss ADDITION sS r0s Silver sDans M Me1asI
ALL CASH, and in hurry, for any house
i amy sT ssfssGp Ns4S.E slsess Efiiaf ca IN
Sso xoG wisH io ssEL sSs r. buy homes lot,
Or >, acreage. gs. within 10 miles IF suitland,
:i sitsr wsT g H. FEs Woaa fsTASH e. sas7 hillside 0es
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes and
oasrS ,THos. E; yARRELI CO. Realtors 4
E1psF sGr 81 lSh 6REer e nH fkoM SA ogss o7ss
Brick detached home in American y:
baths; oil h.-W.h. No AGENTS. BOX 25I j.
BkfGHTwooD D-PETwoRTH have
Clients sdns ,ts, waiting for properties in these
"a. sS5s saSt GAMLToS aSsdSn Really s1 ' co. esaG
Georgia ave. NV" Brightwood Specialists
HOMES WANTED in d. c.. Nd. and Va
anet AM expert sse, fpprasal without
sSAS4SSE Resfsof, ssSss esS5s'f sss isiS g.
CASH SoNrRAcr within Il hrs. on any
MI assrt sf0Hss.' e 5ssS 10 or TH sas
WOULD LIKE HOUSE east of Georgia ave
as, as3 200 .. Init. M Gsii Mrs. Harrington TIE
G From owner, 8 or 8 room house in
or s nsarSy fS 1854 4coSfnty .fsty nSs over sl2
%MEDiArE I'M Fl PGkCHAsEEs eef s wv WIN pm cash 70,
homes in Michigan Park, Brookland and
woodbridge, ne. Can Mr.. Peck, CO. 1888,
bIRkof DEE f fR5M 5ps oWNhs. WE st. ns' os s-rm d.t
F1ssaa g silver Ne saains
sHE sfEBLiSS ling ssat Co., INC. has buyers with
cash, for houses In Washington and nearby
& Co. INC. 724 9th st. NV. Ex. 06i4-
IN NEARBY AR11NGroN-a to 4.b.d.
reem home wanted: substantial cash: ca.
p PARTY ,E WANTS to buy from owner, white
or colored houses. n any condition. will
RfS Edwin II 'fsh e. ELLIS sHS RfAIToK1 can sell
eialize in places suitable for renting rooms
AGI ALL eSsH sJHERs RE 1or Slte be and
sssf5ss CO sss Fsis!ni X ave- Re ~
los. A. HERBERT 4 SONS with IS yrs
Of real estate exper. need homes and in
cD14sa Dropsartes aSiee cash aes
oRosEbwAST GeRRsilE s. SSrSs 5NfT 5sSfs aPr HOUSE
or 2-family fiat in high-cla NV. section;
prepared to pay substantial down payment
SUISSE sna aoM cr D. SsaSo. sSss Want
or or VI. VI $3.50 $3.50, Eat. n IL. ~ 0A a. ''"O
Evening star., 1948-02-29

assseb.S .SfT Ss RUSSST NICE sad is %
white picket fence: large living room,
sssa oe with sstsss sHfas s sss sas
storm windows. screens and doors. We.
ns'n m Blinds oas 81 s s ses e seesoss 81 ws
n'st l4ston RAx RA6a caIGK' asao S5o4 Marlboro
ms. hath. equipped for 2 families: stoves.
ssss ,:.ss r;sass.'ls MIS- srsDsosD AN %a's a.
ccRAn coz e AmIs. III aGsf fss1s 0 sr.-sr,ek Sun,
salow, nrenlace, 2 bdrms... and bath 1st
ssS eoa1ss. ns.d tit :te ~. N ,s ss Sdss
sss ae. So suy .usG It s1soo
sloet S ''ss o'ssd nsH sSS.' i III. aS
FL Fms a1Sew, 1NSsew,1Y nENov.rrp, whit. brick,
only s12.25o. vacant. on h.-v.h Sub
4: z1I MIRsERT i SoNs: sa nsslieTs' ds s1s Ea:s
G;iSs sRssswxY. ss - Es.s Sss c.piso, s IG ssnias %
tsched brick with liv: rm... din. rm.. kit:
8 bedrms., tiled bath with shower, full
nan. s .nd a. 1ssr ys sS9s ns
sEAITY saan r. GO" ,Iss 1871 renna. ave. Sc. IN.
COLOhED-loth 81. S.Es-Only $1,000;
excel. row brick available for quick pos
session IN this desiracle area; lie. at
srastiye sms s,. and bath With eomTTlletsly
close to every convenience; reasonable
aS aSEp p fa EA eW essz zY e H ssooo co
esstSss a2s siS So YssE YcxEsoHis. AVE-
c. h;.w.h.. row brick. Call Morris Cohen
r td4 Milton yinniek TIsn soaMs P5sAIsNEss 5sms s
o6aoRppSaW oaa5 me sesR SUI uTyAdJasssfp II r in
Lod down payment. IS sold, only 2
left. Hurry or you will miss. the best buy
fun basement: gas a.-c. heat; stove. refsr..
plenty closets. Convenient to stores, new
bus CW:O ct corner. Low price. 10. pay
ments IKE rent. BY auto. Over 11th 6t.
Ed,, left on Morris "a. plocks % homes;
NV. RI 1881. (OfaeS cptn SUM-
Evening star., 1948-02-29

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Evening star., 1948-02-29

4746 and EX, 50gB.
906 10th ST. Sc.
ing: 8 rms; bath:
possession at once;
n, H, CARTER, 432
Evening star., 1948-02-29

Semi i-detached dwell
elec. hot-water heat;
price, $3.50; Terms.
Bond Bldg. MA. Ats
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
MANY MESSAGES OF SUPPORT

In spite OF such examples
CIO
AND the allied
don't like doing the
show their solidarity i'm te
but-and tins but is imporanthe craftsmanship
taney OF the grand strategy of the strike
full reflection the day-to-day
These questions
and by members of other
with the strike and
Granted that the and several cc
Tor mass distribution
to dramatically resae the Chicago?
Why united labor rally Chicago Stadium
with Bill Green Phil Green Phil Murray
Whitney invited speakers?
proposed this weeks Also
could
themselves at this mass demonstration of
The threat of federal Taft Hartley
oelng considered
OF organized labor in jeopardy That's United
Mine Workers all rally could also
be demonstration against
Inc mass publicity
IN fresh dynamic quckenng support
strike.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21

White supremacists. have threat
ened TO secede from the Demo-
cratic Party because of the
Presidents civil rights pro-
gram. They don't want FEPC.
Neither does Taft nor the Cha
cago Tribune, nor many of the
nations big industrialists.
Whether the imperialists and
warmongers among the Demo-
Gratis can make peace with the
Negro bloc is something
only time will tell. Can the
tactical step of rights for Ne
groes as. preliminary to pos
sible war with Russia be sold
to spokesman for a system
that exists ON Negro exploita-
ton? Which is the bigger
DOGGY: communism in Europe or
Negro equality at home?
WALLACE. hackers have the
job of wiping out the existing
confusion. The Truman civil
rights program must be- ex-
posed, not. merely aas a come-on
for Negro votes, but as basic
strategy of the imperialist camp.
The issue is not simply civil
rights for Negroes. Instead it
is civil rights" to prepare for
war or civil rights for peace and
security
Negro equality is basic to the
Wallace point of view That's
why he fought against segre-
gated seating on his Dixie tour
and why one of his strongest
speeches was prepared for
Negro fraternity meeting during
the holidays in Tulsa. Wallace
must have the Negro vote 1t
will not come automatically in a
period when imperialist strategy
permits Truman TO masquerade
ass a new Lincoln. Instead, 81. it
must be worked for and the
issues explained to all.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
FRANK TALK STRENGTHENS STRIKE

frank discussion of this strengthen
Their
flying Not
evidence The crafty ruthless
publishers failed of
that these
meetings
November
the admiration of
bold and decision strike the Chicago
printers rereated
tune the printers would
poant destruction
the of manv
labor Some labor strike
They few major
to some
phoney arbitration Harvesting
their unions active militant support printers.
Other leaders allied
that the typos
VOLTS
employers the And
by teamster officials will
that will is areav
happening - 'i371-ssfa'' @
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21

" HE Negro question could
decide the l948 pfesiden-
tial election. The issue of war
or peace, of imperialism or in
dependence, of world con-
trolled by Wall Street Or SOW
ereignity of sister nations. cam
not be separated from Amer
ica's treatment of her 10000
600 Negro citizens. Clarifying
these matters is major job
for Wallace supporters.
am confident that Presi-
dent Truman's 10 point civil
rights program is not merely
bait to lure the Negro vote, but
is strategy aimed at preparing
the way for a possible World
War III
Let's face the. fact that fed
eraI officials know it will not
be easy to get Negro support
for war with Russia. The
news has gotten around that
the Soviet Union has no color
line, that it is land without
jim crow or lynching. .
Because of resen m e n t
against our own color preju-
dice, there was opposition
among many Negroes to fight
ing Hitler despite Nazi racism.
Winning Negro participation in
a conflict with Russia might be
so difficult as to stymie the
whole adventure.
THIS was the basis of SUI
per-secret document prepared
for analysis and discussion by
cabinet ministers few months
ago. Only Is copies We're print
ed and these under direct SUI
pervision of FBI agents who
immediately destroyed the
type forms. This, top level re-
port frankly concluded that in
order to get Negro support,
should a, new war threaten, the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
SPEAKING ------ ----------------
Civil rights for war?
FRANKLY SPEAKING
Frank shall I|:Vs

federal government would
have to step in and immediate
ly declare an end to all forms
of discrimination and jim crow.
The administration a. o
knows that Negro oppression
Z is the nations most vulnerable
spot in the cold war with Rus
STA. that it makes the proposed
European recipients of Mar
shall plan aid cynical toward
our claims of democracy; and
that it nullifies our bid for
leadership of the colored peoz
Piles who are three-fourths of
the worlds population.
These were factors behind
Truman's civil rights message.
They are so strong that look
for the President and the BIZ
partisan imperialists in Con-
gress to make a serious effort
to pass the proposed legisla-
ton. Further, l would not be
surprised should Truman issue
executive orders banning dis
elimination in federal agen-
cies.. OF course, Truman has
his eye on the Negro vote, but
the main, purpose is to strength
en- the nation for any eventu-
atty with Russia.
But let's remember that all of
Big Business does not think
alike. There are isolationasts
like Taft and Brooks and
Col. McCormick-they're called
Primitive Republicans by
Johannes Steel-who oppose
Dewey and Vandenburg and the
party supporters Of the Marshall
plan. They want Truman and
the 'internationalists" out of
office aa
I'd think you. will find some of
them involved i'm the growing
Dixie revolt against Truman.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21

"All at once. and nothing
first.
Just as bubbles do W h e n
they burst"
Sample: at Is entirely pos
sible that World War Ill will
start in 80 days" And: Every
time another set of German
war criminals comes up for
trial l find myself getting very
angry"
We won't dignity these state
ments by explaining them =
simply because they can't be
explained.
A FEW columnists were
moved and rightly so to
comment once more on the
State Departments release of
the sensational Stain Hitler
pact"
NO one pointed out the aW-
full truth that Russia did not
deal with Hitler until the last
moment" stated the Sun Times
level headed K. M. Landis,
while the Western democra-
cies had been appeasing him
ever since he had been IN
power.
mo one seemed to remem-
Der that if was the democra-
cies that had sold out Ethiopia.
Spain. Austria. and Czechoslo-
vakia. allowing Hitler 10 rearm
in the hope that his attention
could be diverted TO Russia. -.
"Of the 100000 documents
captured two years ago in
Germany, the State Depart
ment has published only 800
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
columns, review
GIN my innocent state of
mind" writes Daily News

GIN my innocent state of
mind" writes Daily News
cOlumnist Ed Lahey, it never
occurred to me that something
cosmic like the Marshall plan
would have paid lobbyists -.
But in the final quarter of
1947, six individuals registered
with the Clerk of the House
and the Secretary of the Sen
ate, and said their business was
to promote the cause of Euro
pean aid
Three of those so registered
are employed by the Commit
tee for the Marshall Plan to
Aid European Recovery, a
group of eminent and hi G h
minded internationalists who
have headquarters in the En-
pire State Building in New
York. This committee gives its
lobbyists better than subsist-
ence pay.
John H. Ferguson. one of
those registering as an en-
ploye of the New York
group. reports a salary of
$1,000 per month. plus ordi-
nary expenses. :.
con lu d e Lahey 1.-The
roster of lobbyists and the reci-
tation of their detectives re-
mind you forcibly how much
of our lives are controlled in
Washington"
Amenl
JUST like the wonderful one
boss shay, this week the News
Dorothy Thompson
went TO pieces all at once.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
BROADENING THE STRIKE BASE

All friends of the strike
oy Local 10 members IN the jobbng shops who
ads that the
Chicago has traditions
oa actions But supporters of the the
failure OF the maers members the
the strike tangible
Maers tell they
but international leaders
Isn't the time long
where have the most affecat the point Won't
this leadership by and solidarity
among phooengTavers, Transfers ETC.?
qualavey transform the strike from
offensive No magma
ton and holiness would the kind
win
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21

dIfu UltSt nave pttll HHllteO To
those rejecting on Russia.
How about the rest?"
FOR change the News Sid
Harris had some worthwhile
words-but it took Friday the
18th to swing it. Says Sydney:
"Of course, no sane adult
believes in the broken mirror
black cat three on
match type of folklore. wish
they did; if you're going to
have superstitions, they might
as well be harmless ones.
Our modern superstitions
are strangling society, without
our even knowing it. The SUI
perstition of nationalism cMy
country, right or wrongo has
murdered millions of innocent
men and women. The super
stition of racism cNegroes are
an inferior peopleo has morally
and socially enslaved 100000
Negroes who are legally free"
THAT conservative political
prognosticator, David Law
renee predicted this week that
"a new phase of the debate
between President Truman and
the Republicans in Congress
over tax reduction is about to
Begin
OF course, Lawrence is all
for reducing the tax burden"
of the so-called white collar
class" which translated into
English means soak the poor.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
BY pop" DEARBORN
ITU MAINTAINS SOLID LINES

Entering the ninth week of
OF Typographical Union Local
lines Drawing all extremes rugged
Talking to the they in frono OF
struck daily easily feels
until they
But gets feeling
the strike has entered into ate There
that the tactics complete harmony
with the all militant o the strike
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1948-02-21
Column review
Lahey discovers big lobbyists
working for the Yankee dollar

and these have been limited to
those rejecting on Russia.
How about the rest?"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-15
Markets at q Glance

Demand-Industria1 activity shows only
small contraction; any loss in consumer buy
ing power probably will be slight for several
months.
CattIe-If strike can be averted. light re-
ceipts probably will bring price strength dur
ing early spring.
Hogs-Unless market is upset by strike,
price rise is probable in next few weeks fol-
lowed by easing in late spring.
price upturn is probable
in next few weeks, barring strike.
Wool-CCC support for medium woods and
high foreign markets for fine woods indicate
steady to firm domestic markets.
Wheat-Improving supply outlook makes
sales of holdings advisable on moderate price
upturns occaSioned by government buying.
Feed grains-Light farm stocks may bring
tight corn and oats markets later in season.
Observation-Disclosures outlook for wheat prices
and Sc guarantee favor increasing flaxseed
acreage.
Seeds-Efforts to hold Town carryovers will
restrict dealer demand for growers unsold
stocks.
Feeds-Buying shows some increase but is
mostly for nearby needs.
Hay-Declining requirements probably will
bring steady to lower prices.
Dairy productS-PriceS will trend downward
in next few months, but will average above
last year.
Eggs-Prospect of favorable feeding ratio
warrants starting increased number of chicks.
Poultry-Light supply probably will bring
some price strength in early spring.
enthusiastically price trend is probable in
near future; later changes may hinge on new
crop in southeast.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-15

high levels. However, it seems safest
to regard the upturn as only a par
tial, temporary recovery in a major
downward trend rather than a re-
sumption of the upward spiral.
CATTLE-Un1ess markets are dis
rupted by a packinghouse strike,
moderate strength is probable dur
ing early spring, with prices for me-
dunn, common, cutter and Gamer
grades likely to gain further On good
and choice kinds. If the strike which
has been called for March Is is not
averted, the major slaughterers
probably will be closed and backing
up of cattle supplies probably will
cause some weakness in the cattle
market, while dressed beef will be
strong owing to scarcity.
HOGS-If the threatened strike
a be avoided, stronger prices are
probable in the next few weeks with
smaller daily changes, followed by
easing in late spring when the 1948
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-03-15
MARCH 6. l948

DEMAND FOR FARM products
appears to be contracting slowly,
but is likely to continue on a rel
atively high level for the next few
months. Business activity has de-
clined slightly from the early win
ter peak.
The February farm price index
declined 9 percent from January,
the largest drop on record, but it
still stood at 279 percent of the
August 1909-July 1914 base period,
compared with 262 a year previous.
The strong rally in prices for some
farm products from the break re-
fleets the fact that supplies of many
products are small at this time of
the year and are strongly held, and
that consumer incomes remain at