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A Century Of Transit Progress

waters into the cable up the level of seetcar
floors.
In 1897 disastrous fire the cable Chen located
where the District Building standS brought the main
portion Of Washngons cable system to end and horses
again pressed temporarily into service until the new
electric trolley" made their appearance This type had
been operating for ten with success IN Richmond
Virginia
Mr. Theodore w. NOyes then associate edOrinchief Of
The Washington Star had underground conduit system
electric street operation Budapest He and his paper
waged effective campaign to make Of similar system
in Washington Plans had already been made to develop the
District of Columbia unusually beautiful metropolis
erection roeys other overhead wires within certain
of the city
The readily adapted to conduit nsala
ton; plOw"a thin blade extending down from each
through the slot the underground
the necessary to energze the electric motor Two years
after the fire of 1897 the changeover completed and this
became conduit installation in the United
led to its adoption in other cities
in the United States and in Europe.
Meanwhile in Washington a number of companies were
serving the swollen DoDulace in the decades immediately
following Civil War These usually bore the names OF the
neghbohoOds where they ranthe AnacOsta and Potomac
Railway the Rock Creek Railway the lexington and
Soldiers Home, the Georgetown and Tennalytown
In 1885, the Rock Railway Connecticut Avenue
line running to Chevy Chase Lake, purchased the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad forming the Capital
office and barn at 36h and Streets in Georgetown The
structure housing the executive offices of Transit
System intended to become union station for electric
railways OF the city
of the century eleven separate street
companies including the important Metropolitan Railroad
Operator of the Mount PeaSanF Street rOuel merged into
the Washington Railway and Electric Company This became
Capital Traction Companys longtime rival
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28

Capitol -dreary desOate and dirty, stretched away
unnhabted desert high above the mud of the West
End The streets we're filled with marching troops their
hearts strong and their virgin banners all
they up Pennsylvania Avenue playing THE Girl
Left Behind Me- if they had to holiday glory But the
filled less with soldiers OOtsCSe sunburned,
and their banners torn their hearts sick with hope
deferred"
This City ofWashington auhoress Mary Cemmer
AmeS saw it in 1852
that year. the Washington and Georgetown Rail
its first horse drawn street along track OF
Wizards the Treasury building mid night ride
20th with several Of distinction NOTABLY
members Congess aboard crowd followed along Pennsy
vana Avenue to cheer the trial trip and its passengers
For few days following free demonstration rides
offered the elegant which had been delivered TO
open The other closed passenger
had silk velvet upholstery covering its seats Handsome
damask curtains hung windows Of plain and stained glass
A red glass lamp hung from its interior ceiling
These naugurated a nine horse service travelling at
five minute down the Avenue at speeds OF
ngon Circle and then Wisconsin Avenue and Street lat
that time High and Bridge Streets in Georgetown Other lines
later added Seventh Street from the Potomac River to
Boundary Street Florida Avenuel and on FOurteenh
The rail provided a considerably smoother.
somewhat faster ride than had endured
horsedrawn omnibus city vehicle that first appeared in
Washington in the 1905 The omnibus anlng literally
alp rough riding cramped and slow public hack
which could be hailed along regularly
their the inside aisle from the rear
hand fares to the driver via small rapdoo in the
roof The driver did not until he collected MS money
By 1854 two main omnibus companies operating in
the Nations Capitalize Citizens Line and the Union Line
In the following these merged under the control OF Goer
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When cable cars were installed in Washington in the
1906 they wonder of the They quiet
clean and comfortable and they could travel twice fast as
Their appearance marked the exodus Of the sweat
andstable smell Of public transportation With the under
ground cable moving constant rate the cars gpped to
took fast the saightaways The endless cable
beneath the street drawn along by great
ciprOcatng stationary steam engines in the terminal power
Long levers extending through the floor of each
controlled by the gpman seize release the moving
cable like getting all the passengers and
pulling them in
In early June 1885, caamitous flood stretched the PO
tomac River turbueny Pennsylvania Avenue pouring its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
BY FlOrenz HIM

Van Derwerken Who with John Reside owned the latter
line They their stables in old tobacco warehouse in
Georgetown where the Street shops of the D. Transit
System located until recently west Of Wisconsin Avenue
For two railways had We'd with Omnibuses
unsuccessuy large Eastern cities Of the United States,
early 1928 in Baltimore. Rails and attendant
switches urnouts turntables expensive At first
there was public resistance change established
omnbuses But the horse running rails
the smoother faster ride convinced passengers of their
periOy Besides they could haul bigger loads than wheels
bouncing cobblestoneS and through mud holes.
The Washington and Georgetown Railroad Co purchased
the animals property and rolling stock from Van Derwerken
The enterprise became the earliest direct
ancestor of today's D. C. Transit System
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western. James Arness stars.
300 @ SUSPICION.
Drama. l Hour. mans suspicious
about his wife and an unidentified caller
drives him to attempted murder E. G.
Marshall and Nancy Kelly star. tRepeat)
q BACHELOR FATHER.
Comedy. Attorney Gregg John Forsythe)
becomes godfather to five little boys and
shows them the right" side of the law
q PASSWORD.
Game. Eve Arden and Chuck connors.
$50 q ALFRED HITcHc'K PRE'NTS.
Drama. "The Children Of Aida NuoVa."
wanted man tJack Carson) fees to
Italy, where his lack of charity boomer
angs. Christopher Dark is featured.
q THE NEW BREED.
Police. l Hour. walk This Street
Lightly" An art patron barry Morse)
masterminds a theft of negotiable secu-
rites. Leslie Nielsen.
q DoBIE GILLIS.
Comedy. Dobie (Dwayne Hickman and his
dad frank FayIen) want to batch it"
for a while.
900 q DICK POWELL SHOW.
Drama. l Hour "Three Soldiers" The
story of a sergeants tTey SaVaas)
influence on the souls and sanity Of two
professional soldiers flames Donald and
Robert Webber) tRepeat)
q WRESTLING.
Sports. Hours. Ray Morgan reporting
q RED SHELTON.
Comedy. Diana DORIS visits. tRepeatO
$50 q YOURS FOR A SONG.
Musical game. Bert Parks. nc.
q ICHABoD AND ME.
Comedy. Major Robert SterIing) wages
campaign for dial phones. Jimmy
Mathers is featured
1000 q GAINS HUNDRED.
Crime. l Hour. "Penitent" Cain
MARX Richman) refuses IN believe that
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CLIP THIS
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J. B. TIFFEY d. SONS. LA. g.
ALL. Ewes. La. 9-0910.
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SLEEPY HoLLow-Unusual set.
ting, most attractive 4-bedroom
brick with large lot, 2 screened
porches. July 81. S1S5.
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DIRECTIONS: over 14th ST. Bridge and out Co.
lumha pike tRte. 244l to Leesburg pike tRte. n,
right approx Ia mi. to RAVENWOOD TOWERS.
OR: over Key or Memorial Bridges to Arlington
blvd CRte. 50), to Patrick Henry Dir. Hot
shoppel, left blk to Rte. Z, left 1 block to
RAVENWOOD TOWERS.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
HICHLICHTS-.

6-Three Kings of Comedy from Britain.
 DISNEY PRESENTS 7- First part of Spy in the Skys-a science fiction comedy about love in outer space.
 OZIE AND HARRIET Barry's birthday-and Ozzie and Joe Ran dolph get mixed up in surprise party for their little neighbor.
 TALL MAN-8:3o-F Framed mur- der charge imperils Billy the Kid, in The Long Way Home"
 HAZEL-9-A teenager falls in love with Mrs. Baxter in Them New Neighbors Is Nice"
 9TH PRECINCT = 9:30 = Boy helps thwart diplomats staying in Ramon
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Disney Presents
 Fact And Fiction Science Stories

Spy in the Sky" consisting of two space stories-one a science fiction comedy, the other science 'act-will be presented on Wal Disney Presents" Sunday at 2 or KFAR-TV, Channel 2. Starring in he science fiction comedy are Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O. Brien.
 The segment introduces French actress Dany Saval and features ex- cerpts and backstage scenes f~on feature motion picture dealing with reluctant astronaut, Cant Rich" Talbot (Tryon He gets in- yolved with Lyrae (Miss SavaD. : visitor from outer space who ap- ,ears and disappears at will. Talbot first suspects her of being l sny and alerts the Secret Service
 which tries to capture her Other sequences include a card game in- talving Mai Gen. V an n m n (Keith), McCloSlzv (O'Brieno and Pete, an astro-chimp, and back stage look at Tryon and Miss Saval rehearsing The second hnlf. 2 science fac tual combines live action and car toon animation 10 illustrate advanc- as made in weather science partic,1- lar1v in tho control of Natures de- structive forces.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Mister Ed Joins EBeachnik' Gang

A rejected horse is dejected horse, as Mister Ed learns, and he leaves the comfort of his stable in Wilbur Posts barn-office to join a group of rejected beatniks at their Malibu Beach art colony on Mister Ed" Sunday at 630 on KTVF, Chan nel Eleven.
 Wilbur finds him there, posing as well as doing a little painting of his own, at the same time that Roper Addison shows upIto run the would be artists off the beach area which he owns.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
Barry's Birthday .On11,, e,ssN,leIson' ,siNTe I,;asi , Sho,u

After Ozzie and Joe Randolph tell their young neighbor. Barry, that he can go fishing with them, they learn that the boys mother is giving a surprise birthday party for him in "Barrys Birthday" on "The Adven- lures of Ozzie and Harriet" Sunday at 8 on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
kFAR- " CHANNEL 2
 NBC-ABC

2:20-Kiss of Judas 3:20-WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS
 (ABC) 4:50-Live Bowling 5:50-INTERNATIONAL SHOW
 TIME (NBC) 6:50-Wally's Weekend Report 7:00-WALT DIS NEY SHOW
 (NBC) 8:00-OZZIE & HARRIET (ABC) 8.30-TALL MAN (NBC) o:nO-HhZEL (NBC> 9:30-87TH PRECINCT CNBC) i0:30-Weather Map l0:35-Northward Bldg Theater
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

KTVF program highlights for Sunday are:
 MIR ED-6:30-Mister Ed is de- Sgondent after reading a newspaper srticle about the horse becoming extinct. so he joins a group of beat n1ks.
 LASSIE-7-Lassie tracks lost tax book and saves the reputation Cf an old bloodhound.
 DENNIS THE MENACE-7:30- Dennis and a 1912 Winton help MT. Wilson get elected. president of the Horseless Carriage Club.
 ED SULLIVAN-8-Guests in- clude: Patti Page, Wayne and shuster, Anna MoffO, Pat Boone and Ann Margaret in State Fair"
 JACK BENNY -9:30 = At home, Jack awaits the arrival of notion ricture director Billy Wilder. who 5s coming over to discuss his forth c3ming appearance in a film.
 CANDID GAMER "A A1eLOnel se- ouence captures the expressi6f1s Aof adults trying to blow up inflatable toys.
 KFAR-TV program highlights for Sunday are:
 KISS OF JUDAS-2:20-Spe one hour Easter program produced in Europe by Family Theater.
 INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME-
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

Gas station atton nIant to car own CT: "Your oils OK. but your engine needs changing"
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

11:00-Meet McGraw
 l1::30-Dateline Europe
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

KTVF
 CHANNEL II
 CBS 1'90-Test Pattern and Tone 1:f5-Sacred Heart 2:00-S ORTS SPECTACULAR
 6CBS) c-a0-We Stand Ready 4:00-African Series 5:00-Championship Bowling S:00-Global Zobel Ss30-MR. ED (CBS) T.00-LASSIE (CBS) 730-DENNIS THE MENACE
 0CBS) s.00-FD SULLIVAN fCPS) 3:00-20TH CENTURY (CBS) 9:30-JACK BENNY (CBS) 1a.00LCANDID CAMERA (CBS) 1e.30-WHAT'S MY LINE (CBS)
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots. acreage or
farms in D. C. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT.
GAGE CO., INC, IA. 1880.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

HAVE ACCESS to u million dollars.
viii consider any size income pro-
,ducing property, or lots and acre
age, Phone Mr. Chisholm, WOOD
RIDGE REALTY, established 1881,
WA. 7-0762, LA. 0-9l77.
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THE EVENING STAR RIO
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Washington, D. c. K
Tuesdoy, Moreh 20, 1862
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PARTY SUPPLY
AND RENTAL SHOP

Current volume 100000 Der year.
VIII sell at five times earnings.
Statenepts available TO principals
only1 GEORGE C. WEBSTER q
ASSOCIATES, 1928 Conn., ave,
D1. 1924.
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WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL

TRADE AND BANK FINANCING
The cars listed above are
not necessarily the cheapest
Cadillacs to be found, but
some Of the incest ones you
will see. They have al been
reconditioned, servicOd and
guaranteed By one Of the
areas oldest and reliable
dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13


BATTING toased on 125 or more al
batl--Jimenez, Kansas City. $50,
Rollins. Minnesota. $40; Runnels
Boston. $40; Kaline. Detroit, .336
Robinson. Chicago. .329.
kuNS-Green, Minnesota, as; Pearson
Los Angeles. Al: Wood. Detroit. A.
siebern. Kansas City, as: Howser
Kansas City, ~.
Runs RATTED N-wagner. Los An.
geles. As; Robinson. chicago. "A;
Siebern, Kansas City, As; Rollins
Minnesota, AZ; Gentle, Baltimore, Al
HITS-Rollins, Minnesota. so; Run
nels. Boston, ~: Robinson. Chicago
Il; Green, Minnesota, 6s; siebern
Kansas City, 81.
Robinson. Chicago, 2I: Gun.
ntnsham, Chicago. and Green, Min
resota is: Ysgtrsemski, Boston, II
Runnels, Boston, and Del Greco
Kansas City. 10.
TRIPLES-Robinso Chicago, 8: A
Smith Smith and Fox; chicsso, and cimol
HOME RUNS-Gentiie, Baltimore. Is
Cash, Detroit, and Washer, Los An.
geles. Is; Kaline, Detroit, IS; Is.
segian. Cleveland, and Killebrew
Minnesota, IL.
PITCHING biased on five or more
500; Foytack, Detroit, and stem.
house. WASHINGTON. Al, 500; Wick.
erSham, Kansas City, 70, IT'S;
Belinsky, Los Angeles, SO, $50.
STRIKE0uTS-Pasc Minnesota. rs
Estrada, Baltimore, and Burning
Detroit "a: Terry, New York, So
Beltnsky. Los Angeles, 90.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 1875 or more a
bats(-F. Alou. San Francisco, .344
Musial, st. Louis. $40: williams
Chicago. 1896: Davenport San Fran.
cisco. 1888; T. Davis. Los Angeles
.327.
RuNs-Mays. San Francisco. So; wills
Los Angeles. 81; Cepeda, San Fran.
cisco. 40; Williams. Chicago. AS
T. Davis Los Angeles. as.
RUNS BATTED mt. Davis, Los An
geleS, 81; Cepeda, San Francisco. so;
Mays. San Francisco. 54 White. st
Louis. AZ; F. Alou. San Francisco, 43
HITS Davis. Los Angeles. SO;
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injuries. He was Ange Baldoni,
So. Baldoni was struck on the
head when a wheel flew off q
car after a pileup on the hair
pin first turn Of the 10O-lap
race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13

back Russ Warren. The o.
year-old Warren, a 6-foot- /,
205-pounder from North Hat
field, Mass, joins Tom Hag-
gerty. another Columbia back,
who was signed by the Giants
last month.
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS

Cepeda. san Francisco, 81; Williams.
Ghieaso;. %; Groat. PITTSBURGH. and
Flood. st. Louis u.s.
DOUBI-ES-S 6insan. Cincinnati m;
Brock. Chicago. caIlison. Phila6Ef-
phia. and Davenport. San Francisco.
los II, Aaron. Milwaukee. and n
Alou and Mays. San Francisco. 81
FklPLES-Ranew. Houston. q; Fairly.
Los Angeles. and Virdon. Pittsburgh,
81 Brock. Chicago. 5: nine tied
HOME RUNs-Mays. san Francisco,
2l; Cepeda, San Francisco. II;
Mejias, Houston. 10; Banks, chicaso.
-. Plnson. Cincinnati. and Thomas.
New York ID.
PITCHING tbased on five or more
decisions)-Purkey. Cincinnati. 1o&1.
.9O9: Pierce. San Francisco. s-1
$50: McLish, Philadelphia. 5-1. .s33;
Koufax. Los Angeles So, 500:
Koonce. Chicago Bruce. Houston,
and Pace. Pittsburgh. Al. 500.
STRIkE0UTS-Kouf Los Angeles.
l32; johnson, Houston. rs; FARRELL
Houston. II; Drysdale. Los Angeles.
rs; O'Dell. San Francisco. 20.
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Race judge Killed

MONACO, June Is (AP)-
A race Judge struck by an auto
wheel after a crash during the
Grand Prix de Monte Carlo
June 8 died yesterday of his
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Gionts Sign Back

NEW YORK, June IS (AP) -
The New York Giants added
their second Columbia Univer-
Sity football star to their roster
yesterday, signing Rookie Half
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a-Struck out for Drabowsky in Ord;
b-Walked for Klippstein in 5th; c.
Grounded out for Sisler in 9TH; d-Ground-
ed out for McCovey in 9TH; e-Singled for
Pavletich in sthi f-Singled for Foiles in
9th; g-Walked for Wills in 9th; h
Popped out for thinner in 9th.
San Francisco ............. 3ao oIo OOl-T
Cincinnati commencement. 900 O70 OILS
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Coaches to Meet

Football coaches of the Boys
Club of Greater Washington
will meet at $3.50 pm. Friday
at the Jelleff Branch.
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E-None. PO-A- Chicago 24-s, Kansas
City Ills. DIP ickersham, Lumpe and
Siebem; Lumpe, Howser and Siebern.
LOB-Chicago 2, Kansas City 10.
3B-Cimoli. SF-Sadowslxi.
Up II r Err BIB so
t,I:;i q, S-9 9 2 2
WP- Pizarro. U-Kinnamon, Soar, Rice,
Paparella. T-2:07. Alba.
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MINOR LEAGUES
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Tacoma, 5; Vancouver, 9.
San Diego, z; Salt Lake City, 0.
Portland. G.; Seattle, 3.
Spokane, q; Hawaii, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Dallas-Fort Worth. s.; Indianap.
Louisville. 5; Denver, 1.
Oklahoma City, 4; Omaha, 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto, g.; Richmond. 8.
Columbus, 8; Buffalo, I'll innings)
Jacksonville, 2: Rochester. 0.
Atlanta, 4; Syracuse, 0.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Elmira, 9: Charleston, 0.
Binghamton, 4; York, 3.
Williamsport. 6; Springfield, 4.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Tulsa. 8; San Antonio. 4.
e Paso, 10-1; Amarillo, 81.
Austin. g. Albuquerque, /.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Augusta, 5: Charlotte, 2.
Macon, 13-2; Greenville, 90.
Portsmouth, 6; Knoxville. 0.
Savannah at Asheville. postponed.
MEXICAN LEAGUE
PoZa Rica, 4-5; VeracruZ 3-3.
Monterrey, 8; Puebla. z 90 innings)
Mexico City Tigers, 6; Mexico City
Reds. 4.
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HBP-By Fisher (Bressoud). WP-Fish-
er. PB-nllman. U-Runge, Carrigan,
Hurley, Fiaherty. T-7:54. A-6.oeo.
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GIANTS, 81; REDS. Is

a-Ran for Coleman in 9th; b-Inten.
tonally walked for Edwards in 9TH; c.
Struck out for 0'Toole in 9TH.
San Francisco ......... 900 600 100
Cincinnati ............ 900 100 COO
E-Mays. PO-A-San Francisco as,
Cincinnati 27-l4. DIP Blasingame and
Coleman. LoB-San Francisco Z. Cincin.
natl 9.
2B-Mays, Davenport, Pagan, Robin.
son. 3B-Davenport. HR- Coleman. S
Keough. ST. Bailey.
Up n r Err BIB so
Marichal wv, 80 2 S
O'TOOle Gs 40 3 ii 2 4
U-Harvey, Bariick, Crawford, vargo.
T-2:3s
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COLTS, 3; NETS, z

a-SingIed for LiIIis In 9th; bran for
Goodman in 9TH; Crippled for johnson
in 9TH; dram for Browne in 9Th.
New YORK ................. 900 O0l 1901
Houston olo 900 CO.'S
E-Lillis 2, Cook, Miller. P0-A-New
York 25-e Zone out when winning run
scored; Houston rs. DIP Lillis, Larker
and Anialfitano; Anderson, Chacon and
Throneberry. L0B-New York 4. HOus-
ton 10.
2B-A shburn 3B-MiIIer. Browne. ST.
Ashburn.
Up H r Err BIB so
Miller kIasr.o, n as 2 ! 9 4 s
Johnson CW, 40 2 z 3
U-Donatelli. Secory, Venom, Pryor.
T-2:25. Alba.
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E-Hiller, thinner, Cardenas, Drabow-
sky. PO-A-San Francisco ia, Cincinnati
27.lo. LOB-San Francisco s, Cincinnati 9.
2B-Foiles. HR-Cepeda 2. Foiles. S.
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D. c. SECURITIES

Bid and asked prices on stocks listed
on the Philadelphia Baltimore Wash
tngton Stock Exchange:
Public Utility Bonds
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 (APi.-Absence
Of a significant commercial demand
attracted light to heavy selling in
grain futures today and prices were
mostly easier on the Board of Trade.
Wheat under stiffest pressure was
down almost two cents a buShei at
times for the December delivery.
March and May declined well over a
cent as the setback opened up stop
loss selling
Brokers said spectators exposed the
weakness when early offerings met a
meager demand.
Offerings from cash dealers wiped
out the few early gains in corn. Trade
in the soybean pit was mixed and
light.
At midday, wheat was aba cents
a bushel lower, December S2.O61a: corn
UNCHANGED to 3s lower, December
Sl.06ts: oats unchanged to % higher,
December S1.20la. soybeans a higher
to "a lower, November S242L