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Evening star., 1952-10-10
HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
TALL TREES
Ga OE0

Well priced brick ramblers. Two
bedrms., bsmt.; disposal. dishwasher
Aluminium storm windows; lge
fenced rear yard. Right price and
good loan-S10.400 FILA Gl
combination. And it's on q quiet
street in one of Kensington's most
desirable areas.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors 10. 5-2sOO, til pm
Evening star., 1952-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-compara
IL new brick home; liv. rm., din.
nm, kit, 3 bedrms.. bath; full bsmt. !;
&C. heat, and front porch. Ii.
$4,000. SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
HILLCREST AREA-S23, $50. High.
slate roof; Z rms, Including break:
fast rm.. 3 bedrooms and full tiled
bath on both lst and End floors; rec
rm.. garage. screened porch; lovely
lot with trees. win consider 1000
dd99yn. rTis FRANK .su s, io PHILIPS, Il1Ll a pI
ASSUME Az LOAN, $4,000 dn. 8.
rm. semidet. brick; full bsmt.; nr
Fairfax village. s. GERSTENFELl
REALTY Co. MA. 54o7: ewes. IA
S12o. 10
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GLASSMANOR
ONLY 5000

Down buys a new all
brick, 3-bedrm. home,
with full bsmt., in beau
tiful Glassmanor, just 2
blocks over the D. C..
line on S. Capitol st.
VA 49e 25-yr. loan. Full
price, $1,000. Monthly
payment, >$71.50, incl.
principal, interest, taxes
and insurance. Also at
tractive terms to non
veteran. PlaStered and
painted walls, equipped
kitchen, gas &C. heat;
large, fully sodded lot;
all city utilities. Open
daily, 7 am. to 4::3O pm.
Open Sundays, 10 It'll 5.
To reach: Out S. Capitol st. = blks.
past D. c. line to Audrey lane, turn
left to sales oflce at 25I Audrey
The Stanbern Constr. Co.
LO. 3-8686 LO. 3-81O6
Evening star., 1952-10-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

SPLIT-LEvEL RAMBLER, located
only short distance from the
Kenwood Country Club this brand
new, detached brick home, stu
ated on lovely corner lot, Is very
unusual and worth inspecting. The
s;n home contains mnas1S resep hall y h.dIm. rms
and bath on one level; bedrm. and
rear screened porches. Priced un-
usually low at $26.950. w. B.
WRIGHr. EN-. 5000 TIL 8 PM.
CARROLL KNOLLS-S1, 800 DOWN
An attractive 3-bedrm. det. home In
excel. neighborhood among higher
priced homes; Has firepl. and full
to. schools and transp. For further
MopEkN eS5&sslORi RiESITY All CO. Ju. 1880
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
Merrimac rambler-Three large bed
rooms. modern living room with Are
place, separate dining rm.,. 70-ft.
only nj ~n PaS6C esl 9ntii
8 pm, JU. $4,000.
DRURY & JOHNSTON
SILVER SPRING G-FOREsT GLEN
First Offering. One blk. from Catho-
lie church and school; three-bedrm..
S-story brick Colonial; ga yrs. old;
large lot, quiet street; S16,95O,
moderate cash payment considered
Shown by appointment only. Call
ST. 5311 or evenings, OIL. 1921.
JOSEPH KINSKY, REALTOR
Ia
SILVER SPRING-BY OWNER
2-story Colonial home.
Less than 8 years old. Large liv.
rm: with firepl., separate dining
screened porch on lst floor: 8 large
paneled recr, rm. with firepl; maid S
rm. and bath in bsmt.; fenced yard.
Price includes wall-to-wal carpet
Ing. aluminium storm windows and
door. Bendix and other extras. Un-
der $4,000. For appt. call 81.
SS43. Id
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
area. Down payment to suit
you. G1 financing can be assumed
on this lovely 2-bedrm. home. Better
call early. Mr.. Penland, ST. 1868;
Atlas REALTY = CO. D"''' ~ 70 On
= This immaculate de-
tached brick home in a beautiful
setting with very nice shr ubbery is
close to schools. 1t has 3 large bed
rooms. 2 fine baths, side screened
porch, rec rm. with firepl. A very
B1LLiNGsLEY REALTY CO.
OR. 1926 TIL 9 PM.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
2O-FvT.

2O-FT.
Liv. rm.. din. rm. with 2 picture
windows, equipped kit. with dinette
space, bedrms. and bath, porch;
Only $3.50. ~
SCI PER MO.
Includes pii les eysTything G,Isti st AZ Liy rm
bath; painted bsmt: Anchor and
white picket-fenccd lot. Only $11,-
200-FT.
Lot with dozen Of rose bushes, flowers
and shade trees. Brick rambler, only
2 yrs .old, has 3 bedrms. or 9 bed
rooms and knotty-pine den, all-elec-
tIdss sFls kit S per mo; Swns- at 4Ts in
2-BATH
Brick. built in 1s4o. for S15,25O,
large bedrm. and bath; 2nd floor has
2 very large bedrms. and another
bath; large bsmt., h.-w.h. toiD ;
brick garage; large corner lot, pro-
teSSlonally HANDICAPPED. This is the
type property most home seekers
desire.
lift.
Built-in flower garden on large
IS mos. old, selling for S16.950.
has liv. rm. with wood paneling,
Roman brick and enormous picture
window with exposed beam ceiling,
ultramodern kit, 3 very large bed
unusual tiled bath. If you are look
ing for something very modernistic
this Is 1t.
BURCH REALTY co.
S5O5 BALTIC. blvd, College Park. Md
10. 4747 till pm; after 6 pm,
WA. 6641. UN. 1891. IL
$1,25O DOWN, $50 MONTH
equipped kit, auto. washer, exhaust
fan, picture window. Move in ir
two weeks.
$11,950-COLLEGE PARK
Brick bungalow on lovely corner lot
house. just 9 mos. old; owner
transferred; 2 bedrms.. liy. rn
equipped kit, ceramic tile batn
stairway to attic. See 1t today.
S11.s5O-3 BEDROOMS
Asbestos -shingle bungalow, containing
8 lge. rooms, all on floor. Liv. rm.
separate dining room, large kitchen
h.-w.h., full bsmt. One blk. Il
transp. See it today.
.5OO-MT. RAINIER
Two-story, Groom detached home
featuring 3 extra large bedrms.
modern kitchen, equipped with
disposal unit, convenient pantry
new screened porch. Owner moving
to Florida. Priced to sell. See il
now.
peter j. hagan
REALTOR
3906 R. I. Ave. UN. 1856
WA. 1857 Open o It'll Q UN. 1885
Evening star., 1952-10-10

ALEXANDRIA
See this 3-bedrm. brick home. situated
on attractive wooded lot, in popular
Braddock Heights. Fine features in-
clude lge. screen porch full bsmt:.
garage Close to excellent school.
conv. to Pentagon. In perfect con-
tractive terms. PARKER. SMITH &
DONNELL. open 9 to Q. ia. 1.6l6l. :.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ACCOMMODATIONS = Semide-
tached.. attractive, brick home;
cheerful liv. rm., modern equipped
kit, 2 bedrms., tiled bath. storage
attic. extra insulation. Venetian
blinds. strip oak floors, game room
only way to appreciate this property
is to see it. A buy for Investment
or home; CARL M. WALKER
close-in. Lyon Park
Three bedrms.; $13,500; frame; full
deep lot: Terms. T1NKLE PROPER
TIES, IA: 2-23S1; eyes,, Mr.. Cloyed'
ARLINGTON HALL, mr.. Pentagon,
Naval Annex, shopping and schools
Fine brick, 5-rm. semidet. residence,
ful fun.s bsmt; oil ant, a;.e. heat; s.A Aneho,
poss, Priced S13,950. Principals
only. Cail MR.. TERMS. GE. 2270
days; DE. 7745 evenings. -12
ARLINGTON, close-in; $13.950-Cor-
ner Diet. brick; liv; rm.. din. rm. and
ssHRRBBeah ai sa5do !q Simt Sn TrsREf 1fs
PROPERTIES. IA. S-S3sl; ewes,
Mr.. Cloyd, Gil. 542S. 10
ARLINGTON, close-in-Two bedrms.
brick, detach.; corner lot, full bsmt.
Bancroft area. $4,000 cash. TINKLE
PROPERTIES. IA. 2-23S1; ewes. Mr..
ARLINGI0N-An unusual opportuni-
with q great deal of privacy on
Ia acres (2 lots may be sold) A
lovely, spacious 3-bedrm., 1la bath
home; 30,ft. liv. rm;: approx, 81; ;00G
COOK, Exclusive. FA. 3272; IA.
DEL RAY-$11 800. Try CT or FaA
Det.; half block to Dus mod. equip.
kit; lge. din. Tm.. bedrms.; gas
aa1E 6;1E.h'; xiIs SHsn s!sSss sss5 and Sun: t'
FAfRFAx-$10. 0.990. s-bedrm. RAM
lots. s5-ft. Iiv.-din. area. $3.50
cash, GI. Approx. $52 per mo.
LUCILLE COOK. FA. s272. FA.
eassotviEroS., NO. lss, 1se. brick
In excellent condition. Very reason
MORTON REALTY. INC: 23o9 NJ;
HoInfS XsEnES fys HALL Aisx, So 9H og31 bed
rm.. brick bungalow: lge.. beaut.
raHassapsc priced At s14 Gs $50; small down % pay
ment; balance like rent. J; T. MOTION
EEAL1x sye. ales., 1oS' oS $500 SsSs Mt fo veFo0
frepi.. din. ell, fully equipped Kit.
with disposal; Bendix washer. attic
exhaust fan, built-in TV and FIN
radio; M-acre lot, In wooded area;
$4,000. After 8 call JE. 3-1a6s.
so. ARL. - Comfortable 2-bedrm.
home. nice fenced yard with lge.
On buslines. $4,000 down, $50 mo.
A good home or investment. JOHN
soiEqA AdnEN' SRi.EG ri 7-3Sss; modern 4.s.arm.
ished recreation rm. Small down
payment and move in tomorrow.
Call Mr.. Van, OW. 050S, with CECIL
$3.50 CASH. Attractive. s-bedrm.
sis:ssS siisstssasstiVe NV lfs RA $sbesrm. sfes brick
rambler; bsmt.; large wooded lot;
beautiful kitchen; $1I. 900; 1st
trust; approx. 81, 900 down. c. F.
WoODRoE, INC. IA. 7-1022.
$500 SSea Dow DowN. balance like rent. will
buy this attractive brick Cape Cod
on large lot: vacant; OWNER. CHI.
UNDER S2O,OO0-I1k BATHS, 8 bed
rooms, all brick. full bsmt., garage;
choice N, Arl. location. Close to all
schools and transp. Large 4as trust
available. Call on this now. c. F.
WOoDROE. INC. IA. 7-1O22. Open
$500 DOwN-Briek rambler; 2
bedrms., full bsmt. kitchen with
dishwasher. disposal. ETC.; good N.
Arl. location, close to schools. etc.
Asking Sic $50, balance like rent.
Open evenings. 10
Evening star., 1952-10-10
HOUSES sALE-S.E. (cont.)

LYNDALE Sc. OFF MINI. AVE.
Near parochial and public schools,
maculate. cond. Beautiful rec. rm
Nice yard. In the best location. Fol-
q wonderful buy call Mr.. Penland
ST. 1868. Ewes. LU. 2-76l2 till 1O
Evening star., 1952-10-10
2 COMPLETE APIS.

z OOMfLE I Z AZ l ..
lovely semidet. brick; 1st floor, 8
rms. kit. and bath; 2nd floor 4
rms, kit and bath. 2 stoves and
2 refrigerators, cleaning hardwood
floors, Venetian blinds. storm win
doWs and screens Low cost, oil
heat. Full bsmt. Front porch.
Chain link fence. Ideal for income
or Ice. family. Priced low with low
down payment
Evening star., 1952-10-10
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
NEW TWO-FAMILY
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
/ Pm. TO DARK

Owners apt. completely separated
from 2nd-fi. apt.
Dishwasher and disposal in No. apt.
All GE kitchen.
Knotty pine recreation club room.
Ceramic tile bath in both apartments.
Large sodded and Handicapped front
and rear yards.
Rental of Apt. No 2 helps pay for
your home.
Two corner lots still available.
Musselman, Ii. 1856. Directions:
Out So. Capitol st. to Atlantic, left
on Atlantic to -4th. right on 4th 70
Chesapeake, left on Chesapeake to
our sign.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
RealfOr lOo4 1Afh Qf NJ w NJ noAR
Evening star., 1952-10-10
RIVER TERRACE

Attractive row brick. 2 bedrms. liv;
rm.. din. rm.. kit, full bsmt. Priced
reasonably witt, 81 900 down, Pos
EILAND REALTY co.
4649 Deane Ave. NE. Lu. 1905
Evening star., 1952-10-10
DU. 1888. Ewes. TU. 5192
COLORED
S795 DOWN

6O2 9th ST. NE.
Fine tapestry brick home. Six large
rooms and tile bath. Good condi-
tion. Full basement. Rear porch
and fine front yard. Move In to-
day with deposit.
HARRY NJ. GREENFIELD
Ex. 5937 IA. S277
Evening star., 1952-10-10
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
%1C 500

Is the full price Of this very good
duplex of rooms and tile bath. two
big bedrooms, modern kitchen. new
hot-water tank. aluminium storm
oil h.-a. heat; grounds fenced In.
Assume q GI loan at 40, and ball
ance on terms to suit. See this
one today-NOW.
THE M. H. BARRY ORGANIZATION
1.-THE Old Reliable once"
TIE. 2442 AL. OO7s TIE. $3.50
Evening star., 1952-10-10
SILVER SPRING

JU. S-5767 til 9 PM. Daily --10
SILVER SPRING
GLENV1EW AREA
OWNER LEAVING CITY
Lovely Colonial of brick, with white
siding trim, only 4-years-old and In
excellent condition.; located on q
nicely landscaped. deep lot, It has
room. dining room. kitchen and
screened porch: storage attic: ga;
rage: close to schools. bus and
SILVER SPRING
ENGLISH DESIGN BRICK WITH
2-BEDRM. AND BATH ON 1st FL
Nicley situated on . lots. 1t has good.
sized living room. sunroom, dintni
room and kitchen; 3 other bedrooms
and bath on end a.; garage; full
basement.
SILVER SPRING
(SUNSET TERRACE)
Very attractive Cape Cod. only 4.
years-old and in excellent condition
has living room, large dinette, well
equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms ant
bath on lst floor; 2 bedrooms ant
bath on 2nd floor; lot Of closet
and storage attic: fenced rear yard
nicely handicapped lot.
| w. C. g. A. N. Miller, EN-. 009l
SILVER SPRING SALES DEPT.
Evenings. Telephone IA. b-624l
10
Evening star., 1952-10-10
CCLORED
WOODRIDGE'S

Most unusual and attractive homes
IN the city. We have sold 12 since
July !. Have ) exclusive values to
be sold before Xmas. They are rare
IN price and design. featuring 9
rambler. Dutch. rambler, Colonia,
French Colonial Prices from
$4,000 to S35. 600. Tastefully
decorated and perfectly maintained
You couldn't ask for more in 8
home or neighboi hood. To inspect
call Mrs. Turner.
BURKS REALTY co.
DU. 1888. Ewes. TU. 5192
Evening star., 1952-10-10

SILVER SPRING
900 HOMES"
We have over 200 homes in the Silver
you want below, call this ONCE for
prompt service.
"CAPE COD"
A beautiful brick Cape Cod home with
hot-water heat for only $12,950.
One block from Catholic church, s
blocks to schools. First floor, living
room with fireplace, dining room,
fully equipped kitchen and side
porch; two large bedrooms upstairs;
RAMBLER"
A luxurious brick. nearly new ram
bier with basement. in close-in area
OF Silver Spring. Huge living room
fully equipped kitchen with break
fast space. three large bedrooms, IA
baths, all on one floor. Anchor
fenced yard. patio with aluminium
awnings. All for S22.95O.
COLONIAL"
Here is luxurious brick Colonial
with large side screened porch and
garage under porch; full basement:
3 good-size bedrooms, "a baths, full
family dining room. Located in
Woodmoor and priced at $22 500.
with $4,000 cash.
$4,000 DOWN"
Yes, that is all now for q new s.
bedroom rambler with full basement.
on q huge corner lot. Total price.
Sl4.950.
T.. F. Blanchard Rea1tOr
Evening star., 1952-10-10
WeStrnoreland Hills

True center-hall Colonial. liv. rm.
den, powder rm., din. rm., break.
baths On second. Storage attic, good
level lot. Priced right. Immed. poSs
Evening star., 1952-10-10

peter j. hagan
REALTOR
3906 R. I. Ave. UN. $685.
WA. 1857 Open 8 It'll 9 UN. 1885
Evening star., 1952-10-10
14-FT.

$1,250 DOWN. $50 MONTH
New. 2-bedroom brick bungalow. Fully
equipped kit, auto. washer, exhaust
fan, picture window. Move in in
two weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-19
26 Accused of BOOkmaking Racket In B.C. Acquitted

VANCOUVER, B.C., (P) - All 26 persons accused of conspiring to operate a $6,0OO,OOO-a-year bookmaking racket in Vancouver were found innocent Tuesday night.
 The 25 men and one woman three of them publishers or dis tributors of racing information were acquitted by. jury.
 Massie White, alleged to have been the "kingpin" of what the Crown called gigantic conspir- acy operating here between 1947 and 1851, told reporters he didn't plan to attempt to restore his rac- ing wire service from the US.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-19
NEW HEAD TERRITORIAL OPS

WASHINGTON, P- William T. Carroll, former Connecticut lieutenant governor, Monday be- came director of the territories division of the Office of Price Stabilization.
 Carroll, 49, will have headquar- ters in Washington. He will direct OPS activities in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Guam.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-19
BULGES TRAP WOMAN
KENNEWICK. Wash. (P'

KENNEWICK, Wash, P) = Bulges in the wrong places trap ped a woman in food store here. Store employees found three slices of ham under her coat. When police were called, they hit the jackpot. She had three s+ea'-s tucked into her stocking tops.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-19
Corruption Probes Veer Off Unpredictably

WASHINGTON, (R-Po Political bomb-bursts rolled up and down Pennsylvania Avenue Wednesday as corruption probes within probes veered off in unpredictable directions.
 l. Newbold Morris, President Truman's specially appointed cor ruption sleuth, called on Attor- ney General McGrath (his own immediate superior) and 19 Jus tice Department officials to sub- init detailed data on the financial status of themselves and their immediate kin.
 The questions asked ranged from stock market speculation and gambling to how many fur coats are now in the family com pared with five years ago.
 2. A House Judiciary commit tee set up in the wake of congress Sional disclosures of tax collection scandals asked Truman for a look at the income tax returns of Nc Grath and 19 of his aides.
 3. The Senate Judiciary Com mittee rejected Truman's request that investigator Morris be given power to subpoena witnesses and require the production of records from non-government sources.
 Instead, Chairman McCarran O-Nev) said his group had ap- proved "a new approach" to the government cleanup problem. This would involve presidential appointment of a chief investigat- or and five assistants who-un- like Morris-would be subject to Senate confirmation.
 McCarran and other members of the committee made it amply clear that they did not have Nor ris in mind for the proposed chief investigators post.
 The Nevadan described Morris, former president of the New York City Council, as a man without "control of his own emotions." This was in obvious reference to Morris outburst against the "dis- eased minds" of senators investi- gating his part in some surplus tanker deals.
The Nome nugget., 1952-03-19
Nome, Alaska, Wednesday, March 19, 1852
IT'S TIME FOR DECISION
By J. H. (JinmYl DOOLITTLE Lieutenant General. US. Army Air Force Re

My religious faith has always meant something very personal to me So much that until recently have hesitated to talk about lest sound sanctimon- ious or like 'hoy Joe.'
 Yet the world needs people to take stand on thelr relgous beliefs Silence the part of those who be- lieve in God can actually aid the of atheism To- day one must be for something rather than just against an evil am for the building of peaceful world based on the concept of the Faherhood of God and the Bro therhOOd Of man.
 Since my travels take to so many places throughout the world think of my faith in re- ation to any one church. have always felt that ac- ceptance of God as the Controlling Power, and the advancement of religious understanding among all faiths are far important than the promotion of any one faith religious group.
 My experience along this line began Tn my early youth when mother and I went to Alaska to join my father who, although carpenter by trade was there to prospect for gold.
 In Nome three churches were located in neigh bohood-Methodist, Congregationalist and Catholic recall wildly my first Christmas The Methodsts had Christmas tree for the kids the Congregationalists gave away prizes and the Catholics served ice cream I went to all.
 My buoyant youthful reaction to all this was more temporal than spiritual but the idea did sink m that there was much good in every faith and denomination I haven't found anything since to make me feel diff ferently Prayer has always been vital personal force in my life Whether in cathedral country church, or alone remote mission, could alWayS talk Wltn IOu And do pray daily : Stories of those who have used prayef in time of crisis always stir With each person it seems to work differently pray before undertaking critical mission, making big decision doing anything that might call for that extra something. In such prayer ask for wisdom and strength-the rest figure is up to me-
 chips there's often much to do during emergency send for help or guidance
 bringing picture has made big differ Not that God should ob avors He helps one the difficulty and fear
 dramatic be effective And there without help guide I've done
 Religion recognizing the existence God and living His precept applying the Golden Rule and opposes idea that the end justfes the
 worship kindness unselfsh purity This of religion all mankind before the better world talk about
 sufficient to meet the complicated qurements Tomorrow citizens need the 4th R the and human relations The religious beliefs band together against religious ideals shouldn't be kept out of differences of opinions between various faiths
 discord family but when stranger ntrudeS family e together There honest differences of opn ion between political parties naton against should all who believe God work together
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Nov. 13 P tUSDA). .-Sala-
6le hogs, $4,000; very active, steady to
In cents, mostly 10-15 cents higher ON
butchers; steady to strong on sows: market
closed at full strength: complete eariy
clearance; most choice iSo-2Stl-ponnS
17;40 sparingly for choice Iao-SiG bounds;
weights under 210 pounds reIstiveiy
scarce: few small lots I5O-I7O Bonds
Io:uO, .OU; string choice around 365-
3On-550 pounds, 14.50-16. 90.
Salable cattle $500; salable calves
DUO; prime steers absent; few sales high
cholce grade about steady; others dull
weak to fully so cents lower along with
heifers grading low-choice aud below:
better heifers absent; cows weak to SO
cents lower; other classes about steady:
Two loads high choice 1,054 pound steers,
34;0Q; choice to prime over I,5OO-poun
weights, $3.50: choice steers, 100
pounds down 81 .O0t32 80: hish-commer-
cial to w-choiee grades, "A, ,OO-2a. .(5fl:,
good to. iow-choice sheifers. 25.O % .l():
few TO 29. 90; tility heifers down to 90;
Utility and commercial cows, 13.75-17OO:
Gamers and cutters, 1OO-135O: utility
and commercial bulls, 10000. 90; cut
terS down to 1900: commercial to prime
vealers, "a .0O-34 90
:. Salable sheep. 5000; market not estab-
lished on SLAUGHTER lambs and yearlings;
slaughter ewes fully. steady with weeks
90 cents to 90 advance; most Gull to
good, 6:00-7.25: bulk mixed weight ewes,
$50, choice grades absent
Evening star., 1952-11-13
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. Nov. 13 GP.--cloudy skies
with a forecast for, light rains in Eastern
caused selling in wheat on the Board OF
II quite active dealings wheat lost abOu.
gained in Wednesdays strong market.
Corn started out with good gains. but
these were reduced in sympathy with the
in soybeans with prices slightly higher. e'''e
~ wheat near the end OF the first hour
eorn was cent i0gs5 cents pessmeer ssSsp
81 :667st and oats were iseas higher, h,1sr Der
SenlS cemSeF s,sss. ss ,soybesns were i to Ia
pognds hisher. November $3.50. O"''ea
the Wes mSrts1 continued to set the tempo in
early early drop in Kansas City prices Which %
Snlsaso { in the December contracts. "9Yns TSis
fRaso Rsns c. contracts f normally are higher than
While Kansas City contracts have been
eEies Eies at chicaso have been Id held Saek dsiy, S1
sre sre iarge ais s5ocks Of red wheat here Thei
wheat in Chicago warehouses declared rec.
ular Tor delivery on futures Contracts
menps T9In igaiorea ignore the increase in the govern.
crops. The upturn of AZ million bnShels
trom trd z month ago was about what the
sasaSe csSe NAG expected Grain men felt fhs
SaSn price was so far under the Govern
men. men, loan that marketings Of the cash
srsin eventually would dry. up
frono To'peSahs 3S production also was raised
with trade expectations. The Amer,rs =
S0goean S9g Association estimated that about
oroxin, Ug ,iTn tst pounds Of soybean oil or ap-
ouced from the 1859 crop. viii be used
IN MAKING margarine this year This
wsar w0uio De up about 80 per cent from last