The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • 17

THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1940 17 GENERAL PRODUCE MARKETS Rush shipments of new wheat continued yesterday from Ohio and Indiana country elevators. Receipts were 120 cars, compared with 160 the day previous, and indications pointed to a continued heavy movement for the balance of the week, and perhaps carrying over until the middle or last of next week. Receipts of trucked wheat at Reading elevators were not so heavy as last week, but ranged around 60 truckloads daily. Prices paid for shipments were about the same, dealers said, running about 72 cents a bushel for No. 2.

The ruling prices for No. 2 red winter rail deliveries was about 80 cents a bushel, according to billings. Peach shipments also were heavy and prices weaker, due to pressure to get rid of offerings for fear of heat damage, Few changes were made in prices of other fruits and vegetables. Watermelons continued strong, with prices slightly higher for top quality fruit. Sales were active.

No changes were made in local prices of fresh eggs. Extra firsts closed firm, due to scarcity and heavy supplies of seconds, caused by heat damage to current receipts. Springers were best sellers in a dull market for poultry. Prices ruled steady at unchanged quotations. Demand for fryers for the week end trade showed improve- ment.

Produce. $24, fish meal $57.50. Fruits And Vegetables. Eggs- Cases-included basis: Fresh extra firsts, hens 18c, ungraded 17c, seconds 14c. Butter Butterfat 22c.

Live Poultry-Coops-returned basis, prices per lb: New crop White and Plymouth Rock broilers, 1 lb and over 18c, lbs and over 18c, 2 lbs and over 18c, 3 lbs and over 18c, 4 lbs and over 19c; roasting chickens, 4 lbs and over 19c; colored springers, 1 lb and 17c, lbs and over 17c, 2 lbs and over 17c, 3 lbs and over 17c, 4 lbs and over 18c; roasting chickens 18c; Leghorn and Mediterranean springers, 1 lb and over 17c, do lbs 17c, 2 lbs and over 17c; partly feathered and black springers 13c, old crop fowls, colored, 4 lbs and over 15c, 5 lbs and over 16c, do 3 lbs and over Leghorn fowls, 3 lbs and over Leghorn roosters 8c; Rocks and colored 9c; geese, common 8c; guineas 10c; young domestic rabbits, 3 to lbs 10c, old rabbits 5c; No. 1 turkey hens, 8 lbs and over 14c, No. 1 toms over 16 lbs 12c, do 12 to 16 lb3 12c, crooked breasts 8c, No. 2 8c; pigeons, old 65c dozen; ducks, white springers, 3 lbs and over 10c, 4 lbs and over 13c, colored 3 lbs and over 8c, 4 lbs and over 10c; old ducks 7c. Groceries And Provisions.

Mess pork, basis 100-lb barrels: Clear pork family pork bean pork prime steam lard 60 refined lard $6, open kettle lard dry salt meats, loose bellies lb; smoked meats, loose bellies 1b: smoked meats, sugar-cured packed hams, regular 18c, hams skinned picnics 13c, shoulders 13c; breakfast bacon dried beef hams 41c; sweet pickled meats, packed in tierces, hams small large skinned picnics shoulders bellies small large green meats, loose hams, regular hams skinned picnics shoulders 12c, bellies light bellies heavy beef carcasses as to quality; tallow, prime special No. 1 No. 2 grease brown yellow white Sugar--Cane, Eastern granulated, $4.85 beet, granulated, Eastern light yellow, refined, powdered, refined, icing, $5.75. Flour--Basis per barrel in 98-lb sacks: Soft winter, short family patent $4.75, standard patent straight Spring, short family patent standard patent $4.50 first clear Kansas, short family patent standard patent $4.25 first clear Corn flour, white Whole wheat flour, Rye flour, white $3.50 $3.75, medium dark Feeds and Meals--Ton in carload lots: Standard bran $24.50, pure bran $25.50, standard spring wheat middlings grey shorts Red Dog flour flour middlings winter wheat mixed feed $26.50, linseed meal $28.80, cottonseed meal digesters feeding tankage $45, No. 1 alfalfa meal $20, alfalfa leaf meal $36.50, gluten feed $21.20, gluten meal white and yellow hominy beet pulp $31, soy bean meal rolled oats feed $43.50.

Black strap molasses (gallon) Reground oat feed $12.50 Dried buttermilk, o. b. Cincinnati (cwt) $5.05, dried skim milk (cwt) $4.85, dried brewers grain $21, corn distillers dried grains, According to sales reported to J. C. Keller of the United States Agricultural Marketing Service the following wholesale prices were established.

Demand and trading good on peaches, lettuce, and watermelons, slow on other stock. Apples Market about steady; bushel baskets, U. S. 1s, West Virginia, Transparents, 2 in. Virginia, Transparents, 2 in.

mostly $1.25, Duchess 2 in. Early Birds, 2 in. Pennsylvania, Transparents, 2 in. mostly New Jersey, Transparents, 2 in. in.

truck, Indiana, Transparents and Duchess 2 in. mostly $1.25. Bananas--Imports, 40-lb carton $1.85, few $1.90, poorer lower. Cantaloupes Market steady; Salmon (Meats, vineripened and precooled, Arizona, Phoenix Section, jumbo 36s mostly $3.50, jumbo 45s jumbo 27s California, jumbo 36s, 45s mostly Arkansas, jumbo 27s and 36s poorer truck receipts, Indiana, standard crates, all sizes, U. S.

1s mostly $2, small ungraded North Carolina, standard crates, all sizes, crates, all sizes, poorer 90c; Honey Dews, market about steady; Arizona, standard 9s to 12s jumbo 65 $1.50 jumbo 88 mostly $1.75, pony 12s mostly California, standard 8s to 12s pony 11s, 12s Carrots--Market steady; crates 6 dozen, California, poorer low as Colorado, mostly Colorado, half crates, 3 dozen Cauliflower--Market about steady; pony crates, Washington, mostly $1.50, poorer $1 California, $1.60. Celery- Truck, Northern Ohio, baskets, one dozen stalks, medium mostly 25c, hearts mostly 25c; crates, 10 dozen stalks gan, bundles, one dozen stalks medium to hearts, 5 dozen Michilarge very large hearts 15 Cucumbers- -Truck, Illinois, bushel baskets Lettuce- -Market slightly stronger; California, Salinas section, crates, Iceberg 58 fair Bushel hampers, Maryland Lima Beans W. Mack Johnson Funeral Home McMIILAN and UPLAND PLACE WOodburn 0474-0475 Legal Notice. Legal Notice. CITY OF CINCINNATI.

Based on the provisions of Ordinance 209- 1936 and revisions thereto, the owners of motor vehicles owning and bearing the following assigned Ohio state license plates are required to present said equipment for inspection at the City's Inspection Lane Building located Central Parkway and Bates Avenue in the City of Cincinnati, Ohio, to wit: Week of July 29 to Aug. 3, incl. Passenger Cars: 51 FK to 999 FS incl. Trucks: 5 701 to 5 999 incl. 5 6 to 5 400 incl.

6 7 to 6 250 incl. Week of Aug. 5 to Aug. 10, incl. Passenger Cars: 51 AA to 999 AF incl.

Trucks: 6 251 to 6V 999 incl. 6 7 to 6 200 incl Excepted from the above are the owners of motor vehicles who voluntarily presented the equipment prior to the date of this notice and which equipment bears the Official Seal of the City as having satisfactorily passed the required inspectional tests. Compulsory inspection required by Ordinance No. 269-1936 and revisions thereto. Vehicles subject to inspection: (part Sec.

74-28b) "'It shall be unlawful for the owner or other person having possession or control of any motor vehicle, except road rollers to operate the same on the streets of the city unless said motor vehicle be inspected." Inspection Fee-50 cents per vehicle. Hours of Inspection: Monday through A. M. to 9 P. M.

Saturday-7 A. M. to 5 P. M. Sundays and Holidays- Closed.

C. O. SHERRILL City Manager, truck, Maryland mostly $2, South Carolina Onions- -Market dull, Washington 50-lb bags Valencia type, U. S. large $1.50.

Peaches -Market steady, rail and truck receipts U. S. 1, Georgia bushel baskets Elbertas fair condition 2-inch few $2.10, fair condition poorer $1.15, half bushel baskets Elbertas truck receipts, Arkansas, bushel baskets, Elbertas U. S. 1 2 2-inch $1.65 $1.90, some ungraded Peppers- -Bushel baskets and hampers U.

S. 1, Illinois truck, Florida, California. Wonders mostly express, Texas, California Wonders Pineapples -Florida, crates 188 mostly $3.50, 24s mostly $4.25. Potatoes -Market dull; 100-lb bags, U. S.

1, Tennessee, cobblers mostly Alabama Triumphs Idaho, Triumphs, washed long whites mostly $2.75, russets Kentucky, cobblers Peas--Market slightly weaker; bushel baskets, pole varieties, Colorado, Idaho, mostly $2.40. Sweet Potatoes- Market slightly weaker: Alabama, bushel baskets White Triumphs, U. S. 1 mostly U. S.

2s mostly $1.40. Missouri, bushel boxes, ripes some low as 30c, 20-lb baskets Watermelons- -Market firm: Georgia, Cuban Queens, 32-34-lb average mostly 28-1b mostly 40c, 26-lb mostly 35c, 24-lb mostly 30c, Dude Creek 26-1b average mostly 30c; South Carolina, Cuban Queens, 24-lb average mostly 30c; North Carolina, Tom Watson, 30-lb average mostly 50c. EXPRESS AND TRUCK RECEIPTS. Beets Truck, Northern Ohio, dozen bunches 10c. Blueberries Express, Georgia, 16-quart crates 24-pint crates mostly Florida, 16-quart crates $2.50.

Carrots- Truck, Northern Ohio, baskets dozen bunches mostly 50c, poorer 40c. Celery Cabbage Truck, Northern Ohio. 16-quart baskets 75c. Cherries s-Truck, Michigan, 16-quart Currants- -Truck, Northern Ohio, 24-quart Eggplant-Truck, Florida, bushel baskets crates mostly crates, holdovers, $1.25. Endive- Truck, Northern Ohio, 24-quart baskets Lettuce--Truck, Northern Ohio, 24-quart baskets Big Boston leaf lettuce iceberg Limes- Express, Florida, box, 110-180 count, $1.50 Okra- Express, Tennessee, 12-quart baskets, few 75c.

Mushrooms- Ohio, pint cartons mostly few 10c. Radishes- -Truck, Northern Ohio, baskets, red button, dozen mostly 40c, 2 dozen poorer lower; whites, 2 dozen fair quality Raspberries -Truck, Michigan, 24-pint crates, red black $2.50. Shallots- -Truck, Northern Ohio, baskets 3. dozen bunches 45c, per dozen bunches Spinach--Truck, Northern Ohio, 24-quart baskets poorer HOMEGROWN PRODUCE. Apples Bushel baskets.

Transparents, minimum 2 inches smaller sizes and unclassified Beans Bushel, round stringless and pole beans few best higher, poorer low as cranberry, mostly Beets-Dozen bunches, best 15c, poorer lower. Blackberries 24-quart crate, mostly $2.50. Cabbage Bushel baskets mostly 50-lb sacks mostly 40c. Carrots--Dozen bunches Corn-Dozen, Golden Bantam mostly 20c, poorer lower; White Varieties Zigzag Cucumbers per dozen, U. 8.

1s mostly 75c, U. S. 2s mostly 40c. Green Onions Dozen bunches, Kale Bushel, 25c. Kohl Rabi-Dozen bunches, Leaf Lettuce -Per 10-lb basket, Mustard Greens -Bushel baskets, mostly 40c.

Onions-50-1b bags Yellows, U. 8. 1s small sizes Parsley--Dozen bunches, mostly Peppers--Bushel, mostly poorer 50c. Potatoes -Per 100-lb bag, Cobblers, U. S.

1s U. S. 28 mostly Triumphs, U. S. 1s U.

S. 2s 65 Raspberries Red, 24-quart crates, showing ripe, 24-pint crates, Spinach- summer type, bushel mostly 25c. Squash White and yellow type, bushel bushel, fine quality, 40c. Tomatoes- Hothouse, 8-lb basket, U. S.

1s 60c, U. S. 2s mostly field, bushel, U. S. 1s mostly bushel U.

S. 1s U. S. 2s mostly 65c, 12- quart basket Turnip3-Dozen bunches, mostly Turnip Tops- -Bushel baskets, mostly 25c. WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The following table shows the state of the weather in the places mentioned, as indicated by the Weather Bureau at 7:30 o'clock last night, seventy-fifth meridian time: Place of State of Current Highest Observation. Weather. dual dual ATLANTIC COAST. Caribou Cloudy 70 72 Eastport Fog 58 59 Bangor 68 76 Burlington Clear 81 87 Boston Cldy. 77 85 Nantucket Fog 69 75 Hartford Cloudy 78 83 Albany Cldy.

83 90 Elmira Cldy 85 91 Wilkes Barre. Pt. Cldy 83 94 Kylertown Cldy 82 91 Harrisburg Clear 88 99 Newark Cloudy 77 86 Camden Cloudy 75 93 Washington Cldy 91 97 Richmond Clear 86 94 Norfolk Clear 83 91 Roanoke Clear 92 96 Raleigh Cldy 92 98 Wilmington Cldy 82 92 Spartanburg Cldy 90 95 Charleston, S. Clear 87 98 Savannah 93 100 Melhourne Clear 75 90 .52 Miami Cldy 78 96 Key Cldy 85 91 GULF STATES. Tampa 88 94 Macon Clear 92 96 Atlanta 89 95 Birmingham Cldy 87 94 Montgomery Cldy 91 96 Mobile Clear 88 93 New CIdy 83 93 Jackson Clear 87 97 .02 Shreveport Cldy 93 96 San Pt.

Cldy 96 98 Corpus 87 92 Brownville CIdy 87 94 OHIO VALLEY. Pittsburgh 86 94 Elkins 79 89 Columbus Clear 89 97 Cincinnati 90 96 Lunken Airport. Clear 94 100 Indianapolis Clear 92 97 Evansville Pt. Cldy 88 96 Louisville Cldy 92 96 Smith's Cloudy 88 93 Bristol Pt. Cldy 85 89 Knoxville 86 95 Chattanooga Cldy.

86 95 Nashville Clear 92 97 Florence Pt. CIdy 88 96 LAKE REGION. Canton Pt. Cldy 77 87 Syracuse Cldy 85 89 Buffalo Cldy 85 87 Cleveland Cldy 90 97 Detroit Clear 93 99 Grand Rapids. CIdy 94 100 Rain 76 93 Fort Wayne.

Clear 92 98 Chicago Cldy 98 103 Milwaucke Rain 72 101 .60 Green Bay, Cldy 79 90 .01 Saute Ste Marie. 68 86 Duluth Cldy 73 77 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. Bemidji CIdy 75 75 Alexandria Cldy 70 70 .25 Minn-St. Paul. Cldy 79 80 .19 Wausau Cldy 72 86 .11 Des Moines Cldy 83 103 .01 Moline Cldy 102 105 Chanute 93 98 Springfield, 96 101 Effingham 95 101 98 103 Kansas City.

97 102 Columbia, Clear 94 98 St. 96 101 Advance Clear 89 94 Memphis Cldy 91 93 Little Rock. 90 Fort Smith. Clear 92 96 NORTHWEST. Pembina Cloudy 73 77 Fargo Cloudy 76 79 Bismarck Rain 62 84 .68 Dickinson Cldy 70 82 .08 Miles Rain 68 82 .02 Huron Cldy 82 83 Rapid City.

82 84 T--Trace. MARRIAGE LICENSES, Kenneth H. Sterneberg, 23 years old, 2914 Lafeuille Avenue, bookbinder, Wilma L. Becker, 22, 2916 De Breck Avenue. Russell Willis, 36, 640 West Seventh Street, custodian, and Alice Primus, 30, 640 West Seventh Street, maid.

Arthur Seals, 48, 549 Carlisle Avenue, steel worker, and Rosa Johnson, 34, 420 Mill Street. Robert E. Applegate, 23, 3431 Greenlawn Avenue, army officer, and Gayle Bellonby, 23, 3314 Wabash Avenue, clerk. Olof Lorensen, 28, 17 East Court Street, laundry superintendent, and Etta Wright, 24, 17 East Court Street, manicurist. George S.

Sharrow, 25. 1944 Waverly Avenue, Norwood, truck driver, and June Brown, 22, 2009 Delaware Avenue, Norwood. GENERAL PRODUCE LIVESTOCK Cincinnati livestock market, as reported by the Agricultural Marketing Service of the United States Department of Agriculture for Thursday, July 25: Cattle-209. A few individual grass heifers were disposed of at prices as high as $8.75 and $9 but the rank and file of the material available ranged at prices downward from $8.50 to around the $6 mark. Some of the cuttery end.

in fact sold as low as $5. Individual medium beef cows sold as high as $6.25 but most of the cow contingent consisted of cutter and canner kinds. Cutters in general were eligible at around $1.25 to $5.25 while canners, when wanted at all, went on a basis of $3 to $4, the thin lightweight "shelly" end at downward to $2. Light weight sausage bulls for the most part sold at $5 to $6 with only the best weighty sausage makers eligible as high as $6.50. Vealers, 157.

Steady. Good and choice offerings in general cashed at $8.50 to $9 with medium kinds at around $8 and little available in the day's receipts of value to sell at $7 and below. Weighty offerings were again selling at discounts of 50c to $1 below lighterweights of comparable quality, or at $8.50 downward in not infrequent instances. Hogs-771. Salable receipts of hogs fell off with recent declines in price levels and the inability of countrymen to move hogs satisfactorily at the prevailing high temperatures.

The market, despite the numerical decrease, however, failed to respond, with with exceedingly little on sale for this time of the week prices were maintained on a largely steady basis. The top price, paid again for 180-250 lb weights, remained at $6.60 and most sows cleared at $4.25 to $4.75. Predominant supply of common and medium grades continued relatively hard to move, opened steady to weak and also closed 25c and more lower. Quite a few lots of good to choice truckedin spring lambs were bought from $8.75 to $9.25, but it was hard to get over $9 after around 11 a. m.

However, strictly choice ewe and wether springers were too scarce to test the upper price limit. Common and medium grades bulked from $6 to $8, mixed lots of medium and good offerings to $8.25 and $8.50. Culls were taken from around $5.50 down. Culls were to $5. Buck lambs were discounted the usual 50c or more under similar ewes and wethers.

Slaughter ewes were in very light supply and sold at $3 and less, old thin lightweights from $1 to $1.50. Chicago, July 25-(AP)-(United States Department of Agriculture)-Salable hogs total slow and uneven, but mostly steady with Wednesday's average; top bulk good and choice 200-240 lbs 240-270 lbs largely most 270-300-lb averages some 300-330 lbs 5.40@5.75; most packing sows 330 lbs down with 360-500 1b kind shippers took 500; holdovers 1,000. Salable cattle calves grain fed steers and yearlings fully steady with Wednesday's decline; others slow, weak to lower; most fed kinds best yearlings $11; choice Wyomings nothing strictly choice here; heifers scarce, steady at $10.25 down; cows dull but scarce and steady; bulls weak with nothing above vealers weak to 25c lower; loss on weighty kinds; few choice light weights stockers slow. Salable sheep spring lambs mostly lower; natives sharing most decline; very few best natives at bulk best Westerns $8.85: straight or lightly sorted; others yearlings steady; best dry-fed others fat sheep scarce, steady; bulk slaughter ewes $3.50 down. RESERVE REPORTS Federal Reserve System.

Washington, July 25 (AP) Combined resources and liabilities of the 12 Federal Reserve banks close of business yesterday were reported tonight by the Federal Reserve (in thousands of dollars) as follows: ASSETS. Gold certificates on hand and due from U. S. 18,113,976 Redemption fund-F. R.

12,853 Other cash 380,284 Total reserves 18,507,113 Bills discounted: Secured by U. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 998 Other bills discounted. 2,727 Total bills 2,727 Industrial advances 9,103 U. S. Government securities, direct and guaranteed: Bonds 1,323,196 Notes 1,126,732 Total U.

8. Government securities direct and guaranteed 2,449,928 Total bills and 2,461,758 Due from foreign 47 F. R. notes of other 21,193 Uncollected items 654,894 premises 41,432 Other assets 57,153 Total assets 21,743,590 LIABILITIES. R.

notes in actual circulation 5,223,282 Deposits: Member bank--reserve account 13,564,561 U. S. Treasurer-gen'1 account 642,925 Foreign bank 742,077 Other deposits 585,358 Total deposits 15,534,921 Deferred avallability 626,010 Other liabilities including accrued dividends 2,205 Total liabilities 21,386,418 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS. Capital paid in 137,460 Surplus (Section 7) 151,720 Surplus (Section 13-B) 26,839 Other capital accounts 41,153 Total liabilities and capital accounts 21,743,590 Ratio of total reserves to deposit and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined, 89.2 per cent. Commitments to make industrial advances, 8,587.

Cleveland Reserve Bank. Statement of condition of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland at the close of business July 24, 1940 (in thousands of dollars): ASSETS. Gold certificates on hand and due from United States Treasury, 1,176,623 Redemption fund--F. R. 606 Other cash 25,551 Total reserves 1,202,780 Bills Secured by United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed 78 Other bills 40 Total bills 118 Industrial advances 367 United States Government securities, direct and guaranteed: Bonds 135,696 Notes 115,549 Total United States Government securities, direct and guaranteed 251,245 Total bills and 251,730 Due from foreign F.

R. notes of other banks. 1,510 Uncollected items 78,282 Bank premises 5,461 Other assets 6,413 Total assets 1,546,180 LIABILITIES. Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation 479,337 Deposits: Member bank--reserve account. 836,532 United States Treasurer--general account 43,795 Foreign bank 69,174 Other deposits 7,722 Total deposits 957,223 Deferred availability items.

75,860 Other liabilities including accrued dividends 242 Total, liabilities ACCOUNTS. 1,512,662 Capital paid in 14,041 Surplus (Section 7) 14,323 Surplus (Section 13 b). 1,007 Other capital accounts. 4,147 Total liabilities and capital accounts 1,546,180 Commitments to make industrial advances 1,160 AIR TRAFFIC SETS RECORD. Chicago, July 25-(AP)-Air line passenger traffic in the United States broke all records during June, the Air Transport Association of America reported today.

The 172,222 revenue passenger miles flown last month was 11.59 per cent higher than the May figure of 90,662,538, the previous record month. The increase over June, 1939, was 59.14 per cent. SUGAR New York, July 25-(AP)--The world sugar contract worked ahead today on short covering for speculative and trade account, closing to points higher. Domestic futures closed unchanged to up 1 point. The No.

3 contract range: Month. Low. (Close. September 1.75c| 1.74c|•1.74c January 1.82c| 1.81c| 1.84c|*1.84c March 1.85e| May Other Stock Quotations Cincinnati Unlisted Securities. The following bid and ask prices on listed securities are quoted currently brokers and dealers.

In some instances issues may be quite inactive and prices nominal. Quotations do not represent tual sales, but are merely the approximate market for these securities, quoted by dealers. Figures in are dividends paid this year: STOCKS. Bid. Ask.

Aeronautical Corp Alms Doepke pf 12 17 Do 2d pf American Oak com 28 33 Do pf (5) 85 92 American Thermos A (1.50) 35 Do pf (3.50) 59 62 Biltmore Mfg com 59 62 Broadway Newpt Br (10) 90 100 Buckeye Steel Carey (Phillip) com. Do pf 62 Do pf 70 76 Central Acceptance com. Do pf. Cint! Coffin pl 44 54 Cinti Economy Drug (6). 90 100 Cinti Mill Machine pf 104 Cinti Shaper 90 com 96 Do (4.50).

80 Cinti Realty com Do pf 3 Cinti Rubber com 50 Cinti Traction Bldg Cov Cinti Bridge 170 190 Crown Overall units 5 Diem Wing pt (5) 80 John Douglas pt 36 Egry Register com Do pt (5) 50 60 Fenton United com. 23 30 Do pf (7) 79 85 General Box com (.02) General Machinery com (.50) 19 21 Do (4.50). Gerrard com 051 Gibson Hotel com 1 Do pf Globe-Wernicke com Do pf (7) 69 75 Globe-Wernicke Realty pf (2) 35 41 Griess-Pfleger new 1 Gruen Watch com Do pf 14 17 Kemper McMillan com 23 27 Kentucky Utilities pf 100 104 Marathon Paper Mills com 31 Do pf 100 Marsh-Wall Prod 2 Master Tire Do $4 pf (2) 10 Model Laundry com Do pf (7) 95 Neil House vtc 2 Pogue pf 102 106 Ralston Steel Car 5 Do pf 50 Rhinelander Paper 18 Richardson com (1.30).. 31 33 Shillito pf (5) 102 Sorg Paper pt 55 Do pf 45 Sport Products 8 Grey noncon pf (1.20).. Do convertible pf (1.20)..

20 22 Storrs Schaefer pt (7). 70 Syca-Hamm Realty (5). 60 Temple Bar Bldg 09 Tennessee Products com. 2 Holding 4 Truck Lines 13 14 Valvoline Oil 20 26 Do pf 88 97 Vernon Manor com Do pf 2 Virginia Vulcan Corp com Do pf (3). 32 38 Do pf (1.50) 20 25 Whitaker Paper com 37 43 Do pf (7) 105 WIR 25 27 BANK STOCKS.

Bid. I Ask. Atlas National 270 300 Central Trust 79 84 Columbia 9 First National Cinti (6) 136 142 First Natl Cov $10 pr 16 22 First National Norwood 20 24 Fifth Third Union Trust (4) 82 87 Lincoln National (6) 225 240 Guardian 135 145 Norwood-Hyde Park (5) 95 101 Peoples Liberty 27 35 Provident $10 par (1.25)... 28 30 Second National 145 160 Security Sav Loan (6) 90 120 INSURANCE STOCKS. Bid.

Ask. Am Druggist Fire res 50 Do unrestricted (3) 52 56 Ohio Casualty 37 40 Ohio National Life (1.25). 24 Ohio State Life 14 Union Central Life 25 BONDS. Bid. Ask.

Alms Hotel A 58 63 Do 10 Berning Block Itc 10 25 Biggs Long Realty 45 1956.. 88 Broadway Garage 20 Chamber of Commerce 3g '52 51 56 Cinti Club 5 Itc 18 22. Railway 6s 93 Cin'ti Realty 20 30 Dayton Biltmore 54 Dixie Terminal 5s Itc 103 Fourth Broadway ltc. 20 28 Gibson Hotel income 36 Do Itc 76 85 Globe-Wernicke 6s $50 91 95 Good Samaritan Hospital 4s. 97 Greiss-Pfleger 1-5s 35 41 Herschede Realty 6s 20 25 Music Hall 18 25 Merkel Bros '43.

53 Neil House 5g itc 98 Potter Shoe ltc 103 Queen City Club 55 59 Smith Kasson 5s Itc 70 73 Sycamore Hammond 38 Itc. 58 Vernon Manor 45 '50. 26 Whitaker Paper 78 '42. 109 113 Insurance Stocks. New York, July 25 (AP)-Reported by National Association of Securities Dealers, Incorporated.

Stocks. Bid. Ask. Aetna Cas (4e) Aetna Ins (1.60a) 47 49 Aetna Life (1.20a). 27 28 Am Equit (1) 18 20 Am Ins Nwk a) 12 14 Am Re-Ins (1.60a) 41 Am Reserve (1e) Am Surety 46 48 Automobile (1a) Balt Amer 7 8 Boston (16a) 580 598 Carolina (1.30) 27 City of (1.20) 22 23 Conn Gen Lit 26 Contin Cas (1.20) 34 Fid Dep (4) 110 115 Firem's Nwk Frank Fire (1a) 27 29 Gen Reinsur (1a) 37 Georg Home (1a) 22 25 Glens Falls (1.60) Globe Rep Globe Rut 11 14 Gt Amer Ins (1a) 26 Hanover (1.20) Hartford Fire (2a) Home Fire Sec Home Ins (1.20a) 29 Homestead (1) 19 Knick'b'ker Lincoln Fire 21 Maryland Cas Mass Bond 58 Natl Fire (2) 53 Natl Liberty New Amst Cas 15 17 New Hampshire (1.60a) 44 46 NY Fire (.80) 13 Nor East Ins Nor River (1) 24 Phoenix (2a) 75 79 Prov Wash (1a) 32 34 Rep Ins Tex (1.20a).

24 Revere (P) In (1.20a). 23 24 Rh Isl Ins St Paul Fire (8) 226 234 Springfield 113 Sun Life (15) 170 220 Travelers (16) 400 410 Fid (1) Fire (2) 48 Westchester (1.20a) 31 33 a-Also extra or extras. -Declared or paid so far this year. g-Paid last year. Quotations furnished by National Association of Securities Dealers.

whicn states they do not necessarily reflect actual transactions or firm bids or offers, but should indicate approximate prices. Bank And Trust Stocks. New York, July 25-(AP)-Reported National Association Securities Dealers, Incorporated: Stocks. Bid. Ask.

BkofAmNTS (SF) (2.40). of Man Bank of (14) 308 317 Bankers Tr (2) Bklyn Tr (4) 73 78 Cen Han Bk Tr 90 Chase Nat (1.40) 29 Chem Bk Tr (1.80), 43 45 Commercial (8) 164 170 Cont Bk Tr 12 Corn Ex Bk Tr (3) 48 49 Empire Tr new 42 45 First Nat Natl (Bos) 41 (100) 1635 1675 Guaranty Tr -(12) 275 280 Tr (.60) 11 12 Manufacturers Tr (2) 33 35 Do pf (2) 51 53 Natl City Trust (1) 98 24 26 (5) 100 Public 29 Title a-Also extra or extras. United States Treasury Notes. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE NNQUIRER. New York, July 25 Closing quotations (in thirty-seconds): Bid.

Ask. December 101.4 March 101.13|101.15 June 101.13|101.15 December 101.24|101.26 March '42. 102.29 2s September 104.2 104.4 December 103.23|103.25 June 102.1 18 September 101.17 101.19 December 1102.5 102.7 1g March 101.17 101.19 June 15 100.22|100.24 1s September 101.17 March 100.6 Journey's End A Houses-For Sale Houses-For Sale un- New York, July 25 (AP)-Reported by National Association of Securities Dealers, the Incorporated. ac- Stocks. Bid.

Ask. Admin Fd 2nd Inc 9.70 Aeronaut Sec. 7.88 Affiliated 2.28 Hold 12.50| Am Bus Shrs. 2,65 Am For 5.06 Am Gen Eq .23 Am Ins 3.00 Assoc Stand Oii 3.87 Nat Inv Corp A 5.00 Basic 3.16 Co. 1.00 Boston Fund 12.83 13.80 British Type Inv .13 Broad St.

19.36| 20.93 Bullock Fund 11.00 12.00 Can Inv Fund 2.35 Nat Corp 20.001 23.00 1.00| 2.00 Century Shrs 22.63 24.34 Chemical Fund 9.05| Comwith Invest 2.98 Sh pt 8.00 Corporate 2.03 Do A A 2.00 00 Accum 2.00 Do A A mod 2.34|.. Do Acc Mod 2.34 26.25 28.50 pl 115.00 Do Ins 28.00| 30.25 Ins 7 pl 110.50|115.00 Cumulative Tr Sh. 4.09 Depos Bk Sh NY 1,34 Depos Ins Shrs 2.58|. Diversified Tr 3.10 Do 4.95 5.60 Dividend Shrs .95 1.05 Eaton How Fund 15.84 17.02 Equity Corp $3 pf. 19.50| 20.00 Fidelity Fund 14.82 15.96 26 Boston Corp.

15.00 16.50 First Mutual Tr Fd. 5.33 5.61 Fiscal Fund Bk 2.18 2.42 Fiscal Fund 2.95 3.28 Fixed Trust Sh 8.04 Found Tr Sh A 3.45 3.95 Fund Investors 13.89 15.10 Fund Tr Shrg 4.16 4.89 Do Gen Capital 24.37 26.20 Gen Investors 4.31 4.69 Group Sec 4.21 4.59 Do 3.50 3.82 Do Aviation. 7.00| 7.61 Do Building 4.43 4.83 Do Chemical. 5.74 6.25 Do Foods. 3.74 Do Invest.

Shra. 2.40 2.63 4.08 Do Merchandising 4.49 4.90 Do Mining 4.30 4.69 Do Petroleum. 3.52 3.84 Do Equip. 3.04| 3.32 Do Steel 4.52 4.93 Do Tobacco 4.49 4.90 Incorp Investors. 12.55 13.49 Independence Tr Sh 1.89 2.12 Instl Sec: Bank 94 1.04 Do 1.16 1.28 Investment Co Am.

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9.79 10.56 N. Y. Stocks Automobile. 3.99 4.33 Do Aviation. 9.22 9.97 Do Bk 7.70 8.33 Do Bldg.

Supply. 4.37 4.74 Do 7.681 8.31 Do Elec. Equip. 6,401 6.94 Do Insurance. 8.99 9.72 Do 6.94 7.52 Do 5.77 6.26 Do Railroad 2.34 2.54 Do R.

R. Equip. 4.74 5.14 Do 5.57 6.04 North Am Bond Tr etfs 45.50 Nor Am Tr Shares. 1953... 1.89 Do 1955.

2.40 Do 1956. 2.35 Do 1958 1.98 Plymouth Fund Inc .32 Putnam (G.) 11.90 12.73 Quarterly Income Sh 6.15| 7.00 Repres Tr Shrs 8.68| 9.18 Repub Inv Fund. 2.79 3.15 .25 1.00 Selected Am Sh 7.23 7.88 Selected Income Sh. 3.59 Sovereign Invest Co 5.34 5.91 Spencer Trask 13.00 13.80 Stand Util Inc .26 .32 Street Invest. 56.25 59.00 Super of Am Tr A 3.031 Do 3.19 Do AA 2.14| Supervised 8.06 8.76 Stand Inv 2.09 2.19 Stand Inv 2.03| 2.13 St Oil Shrs A.

4.63 4.33 Trusteed Am Bk .481 53 Trusteed Industry Shrs .68 Elec Lt Pow 14.75|... Do 1.95 Quotations furnished by National Association of Securities Dealers, which states they do not necessarily reflect actual transactions or firm bids or offers but should indicate approximate prices, and unless otherwise indicated, are As quoted by the sponsors or issuers. Asterisk indicates, "Not quoted by sponsors or Investing Companies. Federal Land Bank Bonds. New York, July 25-(AP)-Closing quotations: Bonds.

Bid. Ask. 4s July May 1955-45 106 38 July 1955-45 105 105 38 January 1956-46 105 105 38 May 1956-46 105 105 THE RIVER Stages of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and their tributaries at 7 yesterday, with changes within the preceding 24 hours: 1 Stages 7 Changes LVLS Stages 7 Changes A. A. 24 hours.

Cincin'ati Pitts'urgh Montg'ry Dam 10.. Dam 12.. Dam 14.. Dam 16.. Park'urg Dam 22..

Pt. Ple'nt Gallipolis Dam 28.. Dam 29... Portsm'th Dam 33.. Dam 35..

Dam 38.. Dam 39.. Louisville Dam 44.. Evans'ille Dam 50.. Dam 52..

Cairo Keokuk St. Louis. Memphis. Vick'burg 13.4| 16.7 16.4 15.6 16.8 15.9 10.9 14.7 24.4| 18.0 15.3 16.1 0.2 16.0 15.6 15.6 17.0 17.2 0.2 9.1 19.1 18.7 11.0|-0.2 1.9-0.2 6.6 5.9 N. Orleans 3.5| Franklin.

2.8 Lock 7... 14.1 2.8 Zanesville 9.0 0.5 1.4|-0.3 Radford 0.6 0.3 Hinton 1.8 Kan. Falls 4.5 2.9 London 10.1 Char'ston 8.6 Will'mson 2.8| Pikeville. 1.8 0.4 Chil'cothe 2.0 Farmers 2.2 Falmouth 1.4 Dayton 0.6 0.1 Lock 14.. 9.6 Lock 10..

10.2 Lock 7... 9.7 Lock 4.. 6.4-0.1 Lock 2... 6.5 Mt. Car'el 0.8 Nashville.

9.7 0.1 Chatta'ga 8 4 0.9 Florence 12.1 0.4 John'ville 5.6 Lit. Rock 0.5| River Forecast. The Ohio River in the Cincinnati district will be in pool -W. C. Devereaux.

Arrival Today. The Tom Greene, 8 a. from Louisville, Main Street Wharf. Departure Today. The Tom Greene, 5 p.

for Louisville, Main Street Wharf. WOOL New York, July 25 (AP)-Trade buying and light offerings carried wool top futures to the best prices since late June on the largest turnover in several weeks. Final prices were 32 to 35 points higher. Month. Low.

Last. October 93.0c| 89.4c| 92.9c December 91.2c 89.1c| 90.8c March 89.9c| 87.0c| 89.8c Spot standard tops 98.0c, up 2.0c. Bid. Boston, July 25-(AP)-United States Department of Agriculture)-There was a little more activity in the wool market today and mill buyers were making more inquiries, partly in anticipation of new gOVernment purchases for defense purposes. Original bag, fine territory wools running largely staple and good French combing lengths sold at around 83 to 85 cents, scoured basis.

Average to good French combing length original fine wools were quoted mostly S0 to 83 cents, while wools running mostly short French combing and clothing lengths were quoted at 75 to 78 cents, scoured basis. COFFEE New York, July 25 (AP)-Trade demand braced Santos coffee futures today in the face of July liquidation. Despite issuance of 13 transferable delivery notices against July, net losses were limited to 2 to 5 points at the end. Closing Santos prices: July September December The Rio contract was inactive but 2 points lower. Actuals were quiet and unchanged, New York.

New York, July 25 -(AP)-Dressed poultry steady to casier. Fresh and frozen prices unchanged. Live poultry, by freight, weaker. Fowls, colored 17c; leghorn 15c, old roosters 12c. By express, slow.

Chickens, Rocks 181 crosses Reds 17c. Broilers crosses Reds 16c. Lighorn Fowls, colored Leghorn 16c, Southern 14c. Pullets, crosses, large 23 small 18c; Reds 22c. Old roosters Turkeys, hens 20c.

Ducks 10c. Eggs, irregular. Mixed colors: Fancy to extra fancy extras 19c; storage packed firsts graded firsts current receipts mediums dirties No. 1, average checks c. Whites: (resale of premium marks 23 00 26c): nearby and midwestern premium marks specials 20c; standards (resales of exchange to fancy heavier mediums mediums 19c.

Browns: Nearby and midwestern fancy to extra fancy specials 21 00 0021 standards mediums 20c. Duck eggs 18 20c. Butter, easy; creamery, higher than extra extra (92 score) firsts (88-91) tubs and cartons seconds (84-87) Chicago. Chicago, July 25 (AP)-Live poultry easy; 5 lbs and under broilers, lbs and down, colored 15c, Plymouth Rock 16c, White Rock springs, 4 lbs up, White Rock under 4 lbs, colored 15c, Plymouth Rock 16c, White Rock 15 ducks, 41 Ibs up, colored 8c, white 8c, small colored 8c. white 8c: other prices unchanged.

Butter and eggs steady, prices unchanged. Announcements Gus Schraffenberger FUNERAL HOME 3117 Vine St. A Von 0421. HODAPP FUNERAL HOMES Hamilton and Elkton. 7401 Vine.

Kirby 1040. VAlley 0805. Radel Funeral Home WA 0365. WA 0366. co 8560.

HE 4185. The Fuldner Mortuary FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 421 Arch st. MA 4754. VITT STERMER, INC.

1824 Westwood. WA 0787. 3425 Harrison ave. MO 0833. 3035 Riverside dr.

0110. VORHIS FUNERAL HOMES Lockland, Ohio. Norwood, Ohio. VA 0063. ME 4884.

W. D. JACOCKS EDW. W. JACOCKS FUNERAL HOME.

WO 0801. Gilbert at Wm. H. Taft Rd. Journens End Barnes Meier Dieffenderfer Mohr Diether Morris Edwards Paul Eger Reif Essiair Roberts Geler Shafer Hilliard Sipple Hohnhorst Sohn Keating Walzer Knese I will make darkness light before them.

1940, John Howard Harris. BARNES Martin A. Barnes, beloved husband of Emma Selvert Barnes, suddenly, Tuesday, July 23, 1940. Friends may call at Wiltsee Chapel, 24, W. Ninth where services will be held Friday at 2:30 p.

DIEFFENDERFER-Mattie -Mattie Clinton Dietfenderfer, beloved wite of John E. Dieffenderfer, formerly with Railway Mail Service, passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Dewey, Troy, Wednesday, July 24, 1840, at 3:30 p. m. Funeral services to be held from the Lees Creek Church, Sunday, July 28, at 2:30 p.

m. DIETHER- -John Diether, beloved husband of Sophia Hermann Diether, father of Emma C. Brown, Thursday, July 25, 1940. Services at residence, Terrace Park, 0., Saturday, July 27, at 2:30 p. m.

Interment Greenlawn Cemetery. EDWARDS- Lucinda E. Edwards, widow of John W. Edwards, mother of Mra. Garnet Hamman, Sabina; Mrs.

Carmen Moore, Monroe; Mrs. Ruth E. Sherwood, Oregonia; Mrs. Helen Robertson, Harveysburg; Mrs. Esther Lanting and Mrs.

Mary Castle, Dayton, and J. E. Edwards, Middletown, aged 77 years, at Harveysburg, Wednesday, July 24, 1940. Services at McClure funeral home, Waynesville, Saturday, July 27, at 10 a. m.

Burial at South Charleston, O. EGER -Joseph F. Eger, beloved husband of Carrie Hartkemeler Eger, and beloved father of Dorothy Eger, Wednesday, July 24, 1940, at residence, 882 Ludlow in his 73d year. Funeral services at the Chas A. Miller Sons funeral home, Hamliton ave, at Knowlton Northside, Saturday at 10:30 a.

m. ESSLAIR- -Mr8. Clara Esslair, widow of Fred Esslair, died Tuesday, July 23, 1940, at residence, 1230 Kahn Hamilton, O. Funeral Saturday, July 27, 8:30 m. at Kuebler funeral home, 505 S.

Second Hamilton, St. Veronica Church at 9 a. m. Burial St, Stephens Cemetery, Hamilton, Ohio. GEIER--August Geler, dearly beloved husband of Carrie Geier (nee Henke) and beloved father of the Rev.

Gerard Geier, 0. F. Charles, Andrew, Fred, August, John, Clarence, Raymond, Helen, and Marie Geier, Wednesday, July 24, 1940, at residence, 2535 Dennis age 81 years. Funeral Saturday, July 27, from the above residence at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at St. George Church at 9 A. m. Interment St. Joseph Old Cemetery, HILLIARD-Atwell S.

Hilliard, beloved husband af Mayme Hilliard (nee Fische), Wednesday, July 24, 1940, at residence, 3206 Colerain aged 62 years. Funeral and Elks' services at the Busse Borgemann Co. Parkway funeral home, Central Parkway and Cilfton Hills lane, Saturday, July 27, 2:30 p. In, HOHNHORST Helen M. Hohnhorst Hermes), beloved wife of the late Herman A.

Hohnhorst, Wednesday, July 24, 1940, at her home, 1018 Lawton Park Hills, aged 46 years. Funeral Saturday, July 27. from the John N. Middendorf Sons funeral home, 917 Main at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Agnes Chapel, Park Hills, at 9 m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery, KEATING Rose Keating (nee Plogmann). widow of Patrick Keating and beloved mother of Mrs.

John Peters and sister of Mrs. Albert Thompson, Tuesday, July 23, 1940, at her residence, 5640 Colerain Mt. Airy. Funeral from the Clarence A. Baiter funeral 3412 Clifton Clifton, Friday, July 26, at 8:15 a.

m. Requiem high mass, Church of the Little Flower, at 9 a. KNESE George Herman Knese, beloved husband of Martha Knese (nee White), entered into rest Thursday, July 25, 1940, at his residence, 2212 Hudson Norwood, in his 26th year. Funeral Saturday, July 27, from the Moeller funeral home, Main and Mentor at 8:30 a. m.

Requiem high mass at St. Matthew's Church 9:00 a. m. Norwood Eagles, F. O.

E. Highland Aerie No. 449. will meet at funeral home Friday, at 8:30 a. m.

MEIER -Frieda Kiefer Meier, beloved wife of Edward Meier and devoted mother of Norma and Edward, Wednesday, July 24, 1940, residence, 3339 S. Woodmont Pleasant Ridge. Services at the Stanley High funeral home, 6546 Montgomery Saturday, July 27, at 2 p. m. MOHR- Mohr, beloved husband of Flora Mohr (nee Schaaf), and father of Mrs.

Ade Brill and Mrs. 0. H. Seibel, Thursday, July 25, 1940, at residence, 2220 Feldman ave. Funeral from.

the Tredway funeral home, 2131 Cameron Norwood, Saturday, July 27, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Baltimore Pike Cemetery. MORRIS -Frank E. Morris, beloved brother of Mrs.

Lillian M. Faber and Arthur R. Morris, Thursday, July 25, 1940, at his residence, 2416 Harrison Westwood, in his 85th year, Funeral from the restdence, Monday, July 29, at 2:30 p. m. PAUL- Jane Paul (nee Clark), beloved wife of Arthur Paul, Thursday, July 25, 1940, residence, 4101 Grove Norwood.

Funeral services Saturday, July 27, at the Ihlendorf funeral home, 4400 Montgomery at 1 p. m. Interment Vine Street Hill Cemetery. REIF -Fred C. Reif.

beloved husband of Alice Klare Reif, Tuesday, July 23, 1940, at his residence. 2172 Ohio Clifton Heights. Services at Clarence A. Baiter funeral home, 3412 Clifton Clifton, Friday, July 26, at 2:30 p. m.

ROBERTS- -Elizabeth Springmeier, wife of the late Charles G. Roberts, and devoted mother of C. Elmer, V. and Willis G. Roberts.

Services at the W. D. Jacocks funeral home, Gilbert ave, at Taft Saturday, July 27, 1940, at 11 a. m. Kindly omit flowers.

SHAFER-Harry C. Shafer, beloved fatherin-law of Mrs. Matilda Perra Shafer, grandfather of Clifford Vincent Mary A. Shafer, brother of Floyd and Mrs. Frank Schlichter of Portsmouth, 0., uncle of Mrs.

Ambrose White, Thursday, July 25, 1940, of 4611 Judge Norwood, 0. Funeral Saturday, July 27. from Nurre Bros. funeral home, 3437 Montgomery at 8:30 a. m.

Solemn requiem high mass at St. Mark Church at 9 a. m. Members of Highland No. 449, F.

O. will meet at funeral Aerie home Friday 8 p. m. SIPPLE- Sipple, husband of the late Kate Sipple (nee Bonar), of the Methodist Home for the Aged, 5343 Hamflton Thursday, July 25, 1940. Services at Oake Ridge Church, Grant County, Kentucky, Saturday, July 27, at 2:30 p.

SOHN-Lena Sohn (nee Jung), widow of the late William S. Sohn and beloved mother of Walter Elsa, and Edna Sohn of 212 Ludlow Wednesday, July Johnson 24, 1940. Services at the W. Mack funeral home, McMillan at Upland place, Saturday, July 27 at 2 p. m.

WALZER- -Anna Walzer (nee Lammers), beloved mother of Mrs. Delma Fletcher, beloved sister of John B. Lammers, Thursday, July 25, 1940, at residence, 1305 East Compton Mt. Healthy. Due notice of funeral, World War Veteran.

Spanish-American War Veteran. Societies and Lodges McMILLAN LODGE NO. 141. F. A.

Officers and brethern will assemble at Masonic Temple, Friday evening, July 26, 1940, 7 o'clock, to pay last respects to our departed brother, F. William Stechow. Services at W. Mack Johnson's funeral home, 1309 Hast McMillan 7:30 ARTHUR K. THOMAS, Worshipful Master, Oscar Fender, Secretary, Lost and Found LOST- -Horn-rimmed glasses, on Seventh st.

Reward. UN 2966 or MA 3876. Houses -For Sale 1 4929 Marburg; $390 down, $18 month. BARRETT BROS. MA 2281 A MODERN HOME.

Small Down Payment, Balance As Rent. HYDE PARK. 2820 Linwood: $550 down, $39 month. 1317 Meier: $690 down, $42 month. 3335 Montelth; $700 down, $43 month.

3430 Zumstein: brick; gar. 3582 Outlook; $725 down, $43 month. MADISONVILLE. 6603 Madison; $525 down, $37 month. 4511 Homer: $550 down, $39 month.

4816 Plainville: $490 down, $30, month. 4804 Glenshade; $525 down, month. OAKLEY. 3323 Browning; $500 down, $31 month. AVONDALE-2-story English brick and timber: ft.

living solarium, dining breakfast 3 tile bath with shower, cedar cupboard, built-in 60-ft. lot: priced under $800 or more cash, bal. at $57.50 per mo. Call Lewis Casey, WO 5866 or MA 1780. FRED'K A.

SCHMIDT, INC. AVONDALE, N. -Paddock Hills 3 maid's and bath. PA 3063. AVONDALE Modern red -C.

brick 4-rm. St. Louis; A1 reas. AV 7273. Elland circle; cozy semibungalow; 5 $5,200.

UN 0130. BELLEVUE-993 TAYLOR: NEW BRICK, 4 ROOMS, UNFINISHED 2D FLOOR; BUILT -IN CABINET, OPEN EVENINGS. NAGELS. CO 2007. BOND HILL- Ryland, nr.

Paddock: new Ige. liv. tile bath, gum $8,350. UN 0130. BOND HILL- Brick, 2 years old; 5 tile bath and kitchen on 1st: 2, bath rooms, sink, 2d; a real buy, ME 0749, JE 2948.

BOND HILL -Paddock cor. 75x150: 8 A1; $5,850. Owner. ME 5775. BOND HILL-3 and 4 bedrin.

homes. Open dally. Obermyer Sons. ME 8600-2998. BRIDGETOWN- 5 mod.

1-fir. brick, with tile bath and kitchen, linoleum fir. and cabinet; unfinished 2d; stoker, builtin garage; close schools, churches; for sale by builder; small down payment balance 18 rent. MO 2783 M. CHEVIOT, Near; new 5-rm.

1-fir. plan brick: tile bath, linowall kitchen; nice lot; new subdivision; $6,500. WA 3113. CHEVIOT Newly painted 2-family; 3 and bath each $6,250. MO 1374 W.

CHEVIOT-3228 Herbert 6-rm. gar. Ph. MO 3459 for appointment. CLIFTON HEIGHTS.

Nice 4 two-room flat live in one flat and get income from balance; only $350 cash, balance mortgage A real 1262. CLIFTON- Pressed brick; four bedrooms, sleeping porch; hardwood floors; hot air; 2-car garage; price reduced to sell quickly. CHAS. T. MAcCONNELL.

UN 0851-1304. CLIFTON-2-family; 6 large 2 mod. baths, hdw. must sell, owner if: $4,500, $500 down. UN 7955.

CLIFTON-535-37 Terrace; 5 1st: 2d. 3 2 gars. Brown. VA 2112, MA. 0398.

COLLEGE HILL, 1-flr. frame: 2-car large lot; $4,500. JA 7675. COLLEGE HILL Fine 7-rm, house; in good best. low price for quick sale.

MR. DONAUER. JE 2058. COLLEGE HILL--New 1 Insul. furred walls; decorated; $7,100.

KI 4508. COLLEGE HILL, frame; bath; dbl. $4,000. 1920 Sterling. JA 8050 COLLEGE 1.

corner lot; owner leaving city; sacrifice. KI 1314. COLLEGE HILL-6-room bungalow: up to the minute: $7,500. KI 2866. COLLEGE HILL -New homes under construction.

JOHN WITTEKIND. KI 3008. CORCORAN SUBDIVISION Four 3-bedroom new brick homes in the Garden Spot of College Hill, Open Until 9 Tonight For your inspection. Drive out to 6500 Hamilton turn right at Oak Knoll dr. KI 1313.

COVINGTON- 4-rm. mod. tile hdwd. $3,500. HE 6732.

DAYTON. KY. 8-RM. 2 BATHS; HOT-WAT. 2-CAR BLOCK GAR.

701 TERRACE WILL EXC. OR SELL: TERMS. CO 3333. EBENEZER ROAD -2-story St. Louis; 5 rooms and bath on 1st 4 rooms and bath on second: small down payment.

THE CENTRAL TRUST CO. MAIN 4900. FT. MITCHELL New 5-rm. brick; small down payment; finance; $43 mo.

CO 1315. FT. THOMAS 75 Southview 1-fir. bung. 5 large lot: beautiful view: near cars and school.

Pay $500 down, bal. 540 $5,000. 4 bath each: large lot; good location; $4,000. PR 7437. HARTWELL.

New Cape Cod: 2 lot 55x150: fruit trees; attached garage, porch; f1- nanced; small down payment. MR. BLUE. ME 8620, ME 3322. HYDE PARK Morris, JE 2515, EA 7421.

KOPF KOPF 3903 Eileen drive, sq. Madison: de luxe brick, stone and timber home; nearly new: 6 large dinette, 2 all-tile baths, shower stalls and tile lavatory 1st: 7 closets, rathskeller, porch, 2-car garage; really a fine solid constructed home: not a crack. Owner, DOUGLASS G. HIGH. ME 0416-2100.

HYDE PARK Corner Herschel ave. and Sun Rest; a 4-bedrm. home of stone, stucco and timber; in nice condition throughout: 2-car built-in garage; large corner lot, attractively shrubbed; priced to sell promptly at $13,000. Call Mr. HYDE PARK--Herschel way; brk.

colonial; center hall, including library and lavatory on 1st 2 2 baths, second: maid's quarters, third. ROBERT O. STRONG. ME 0479. HYDE PARK-3612 Victoria lane; stone and stucco: 3 bedrooms, bath and shower on 2d floor; hot-air heat, with stoker; 2-car garage.

MA 0060. CLENFAY NOURSE. HYDE PARK- English type, 4 bedrooms; most convenient beautiful lot; 2- car at will take St. Louis and pay difference. Call WO 5211.

OR BE 7987 W. HYDE PARK-1235 Hayward; new Cape Cod 4 3 baths; recreation 2-car gar. EA 6600. BR 1092 J. HYDE PARK- Brick, 6 tile bath, automatic heat: splendid fine cond.

MR. DONAUER. JE 2058. HYDE PARK- -Nr. Square; 2 5-rm, modern; $6,800.

WO 7766-2028. HYDE PARK-3557 Bayard Georgian acre; $35,000. Garber, MA 3045. HYDE PARK--Near Marburg, 6-rm. white colonial; perfect: $6,750.

WO 2764. HYDE PARK--Atlantic 5-rm. frame; 3 real sacrifice; $3,900. ME 0969. HYDE PARK.

PILLARS New 6- rm. brk, home; latest gar. JE 1455, HYDE PARK-3624 Shaw; beaut. rooms: hardwood; trade for St. Louis.

EA 0112. HYDE PARK--New terms; colonial, 5-5, St. consider trade. WO 0017. HYDE PARK--Near Observatory; wire-cut brick, 6 sleep porch.

UN 1231. KENWOOD MEADOWS Own your own home; as low as $5,500, including lot; easy monthly payments as LO low 83 $29.80. HARRY B. GUTIN. 7625, UN 9024.

KENWOOD We have some of the beat properties correctly priced from $5,500. Also exceptional buys in Hyde Park, Mt. Washington and Pleasant Ridge, MR. MORGAN. EA 8379.

YOUNG HOMES. INC. MA 4343. KENWOOD -Montgomery Pike; attr. bedrm, white clapboard home; breakfast nook: hdwd.

built-in $6.250. MR. CLINGMAN. ME 3143. OSCAR E.

BAUMAN CO. EA 4343. KENWOOD- Silvercrest English brick 6 5-1; bargain. AV 4756. KINNEY 9-rm.

brick; large lot; best block; bargain. MA 1835. LOCKLAND. Smalley new 5-room brick bungalow; tile kitchen, tile bath; built-in garage; low down payment. PA 5298, AV 8705.

LAKESIDE PARK, KY. 6-rm. brick; acres with lake. HE 8016. MADISON PLACE -Almost nw.

5-r. hdwd. floors, built-in cabinets: detached brick cor. lot. BURNES.

BR 1270. MADISONVILLE- -NEW BUNGALOW. Five nice tile bath: kitchen cabinets; hardwood floors throughout; floored sec4 ond floor; only $26.86 monthly, LESS THAN RENT after small cash payment, CHAS. S. FAXON, REALTOR.

EA 0560. -NEW BUNGALOW. A LITTLE BEAUTY--Living room, 2 nice bedrooms, tile bath, shower, kitchen and dinette; insulated; hardwood floors; good cupboards; -in garage; easily fin nanced: only $4,250. CHAS. S.

FAXON, REALTOR. EA 0560. MT. AUBURN-2273 Loth; brick, 14 7 flats; rent $74; $5,500. PA 3922.

MT. AUBURN- Helen; brick, 6 fin. 3d: built-in $6,000. CHerry 1311. MT.

LOOKOUT Beverly Hills Subdivision; 7 mod. home: ideal 20-ft. swimming pool; $13,900. Phone EA 6533, MT. WASHINGTON.

English design; 5 rooms: cement lot: near business section. stucco- on metal lath; tile bath; lovely MRS. TINGLEY. BE 7552 or MA 0384. THE WARREN E.

RICHARDS CO. MT. WASHINGTON Modern 4, 5, or 6 room homes; $3,500 to financed at WO 5721, WO 5760. MT. WASHINGTON, -Mod.

4-5-6 large lots. CLIFF DAVIS. BE 7645. NORWOOD-3835 Forest 1-floor plan, 5 lge, rm. plastered 2d newly' decorated and painted.

Open Sun. 2-4: $500 down, bal. $45 per mo. ME 5291. OAKLEY- -3638 Madison road, 5-room, story frame: garage; newly decorated andA painted; $300 down, balance $34.50 per month.

Open Sunday, 2-4. ME 5291. bath, 1st; 3 bath, 2d; dbl. gar, $5,000. ME 2415,.

PLEASANT RIDGE Mapleleaf offLester 15 new homes just completed; $6,950 up; small cash payment. OPEN DAILY, 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.

HARVEY H. RICHMAN, JE 2279. PLEASANT RIDGE- Have nice level lot, rm. near business center, also exc. plan of 6.

2 English brick with large end porch; will build to suit at reasonable figure. E. W. MONCE. EA 4300-6988.

3453 PLEASANT Woodford RIDGE JUST COMPLETED. new 5-room brick bungalow: tile kitchen and bath: rathskeller; garage; trees. Builder, ME PLEASANT RIDGE- -2514 Ridgecliffe; just completed, 5-room, 1-floor plan; all lat" est features: 2-car garage. JE 6846. car PLEASANT RIDGE 3-bedrm.

home; large lot: will sacrifice for $5,700 if sold at once. PA 7243. PLEASANT RIDGE Two lovely homes on Grand Vista ave. JE 1131-6664. 2-car PLEASANT RIDGE 4-rm.

bung. $4,250. OWNER. JE 8931. PRICE HILL -North Clerose Circle; just completed, 9-rm.

brick, 2-family, 5 bath 1st; 4 bath 2d; 2-car hotwat, conv. may trade, WA 1465, PRICE HILL- windows; Two-family 2-car 4-4; hdwd. firs. close casement level lot; to transportation, schools. WA 5700.

PRICE HILL Academy brick condition; St. Louis; 5-room well-built attic; Al excellent buy; $9,500. WA 5475. PRICE HILL-3010 Veasey; brick; tile roof and bath: large beautiful 5-rm. reasonable.

MO 1225. PRICE HILL- -2 4-bedroom bricks; B. L. property; little cash, bal. rent.

WA 2800. PRICE HILL -2312 Lehman 2. family; 94-ft, front; cheap. MAin 4759. PRICE HILL -New 5-rm.

brick; conv. largo lot; sacrifice; FHA fin. GR 1066. PRICE HILL- Fisk 6-room brick: built-in garage; $7,800. WAbash 5475.

ROSELAWN-3-4-5 bedrm. homes; 50x150 lots on Castleton $8,400, $10,500. See MR. CRONE, Builder, at 7601 Cas- tleton pl. VA 7252.

GAS HEATED for Modern Comfort ROSELAWN- -For sale or rent. Englishtype, 5-room, one-floor plan bungalow with floored 2d; situated on lot. 50 feet from nearest house; strictly modern in construction and furnishing. ME 3211. ROSELAWN-1539 Northwood drive; new 6-room brick; tile roof; tile kitchen with.

breakfast room, tile bath: 2-car garage; liberal terms. VAlley 1440. all BAYLER PARK- -6 dble, priced to sell. TU 7043. WALNUT HILLS -McMillan and Ingleside; 2-story brick; 13 rooms; stoker; excellent condition; 2-car large lot; financed.

THE FIFTH THIRD UNION TRUST CO. MAIN 5400. WALNUT HILLS -1360 Myrtle; large lot through to Parkway; 3-story stone, 13 stoker-fired furnace; excel. for remodeling, rooming house purposes. THEODORE MAYER BRO.

MA 0921, WALNUT HILLS, E. nr. Daxter; brick, 1st 3 rec, hall, 2d, 4 bath, toilet 3d 3 bath: 2-car $6,750. E. M.

COSTELLO SON. MA 0312. WALNUT HILLS -Brick St. Louis; 4 bath, 1st; 5 bath, 2d; 3d; $6,950. WO 7766-2028.

WALNUT HILLS- Brk. 10 suitable rooming house; $8,500. 2311 Park ave. WESTWOOD-3508 Cheviot new colonial brick-and-stone residence: 6 rooms, breakfast room; decorated tile bath and kitchen; 2-car garage; gas heat; tile roof; wooded lot, etc. MO 1452.

WESTWOOD-5, 6, 7 ROOM HOUSES. MO 0664. WESTWOOD-2881 Lafeuille; nearly new Eng. 6-rm. 120-ft.

front. MO 0234. WESTWOOD-3209 Boudinot, 8 rms. brick; lot 75x180; $6,700. MO 0102.

WALLDON, INC. F. MORTGAGES. H. A.

Construction advances, no extra charge. 702 Ingalls Bide. MA 1462-1463. Farms, Country Homes -For Sale FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES. HILL EASLEY, MILFORD, OHIO.

FARMS L. C. HOPKINS, COUNTRY 519 MAIN ST. HOMES. FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES.

ME 2100. E. P. WEIDINGER, MORROW. OHIO.

FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES. L. W. VERBRYKE. Phone Bethany 2578.

HAMERSVILLE-30 miles from 169 acres, all tillable; good buildings; fine water. See this for real barg. Price $50 per acre. JOHN HARDOERFER REAL ESTATE. V.

H. Williams, broker, 447 Lila ave. Phone Milford 80. INDIAN HILL- Complete listings, large or small, CARL A. CLIPPINGER.

CH 3412. JOEL CLORE HOMESTEAD -30 acres; 11 miles out; attractive 8-rm. mod. house; 2-car fine lake site; grounds beautifully landscaped; $11,000. THE FRANK MALICK CO.

MA 4084. SHARONVILLE- One acre; 6-room house: electric; plenty water; $3,000. VA 2060. THREE ACRES -New concrete house; $2,950. HUST.

MO 1131. WE HAVE a large selection of farms. E. L. FERRIS.

Leb. 204 M. Lebanon, Ohio. 150 ACRES 8-rm. house; barn, 15 acres forest; running water; chade; fine stock and grain; growing crops included; $60 per acre.

Indian Hill- Shawnee Run 4 acres: 5- room stone-and-frame: electric, bath; $5,500. PLINY A. JOHNSTON. SY 7427. 50 ACRES- -HAMILTON 4 miles from Mt.

Healthy; 8-rm. house, cellar, furnace, barn: 6 acres alfalfa, 25 acres pasture; running water; $6,500. D. W. BEELER 206 E.

PA 5th 3224. 15 ACRES -Level to gently sloping; near 8 good town; good 3-rm, house, veranda; 2 wells, large barn, creek; mail, school bus: a good little truck, poultry farm; $1,850, on good terms. CHAS. A. FREEMYER, Amelia, Ohio.

58 ACRES, 6-rm. house, mile both sides of creek, good fishing; 10 acres woods, 40 acres bottom land; stock, tools, and crops; $4,000. OWNER. 1753 Cleveland Norwood. 147 ACRES 7-rm.

modern, barns; consider city property. RATLIFF, Lebanon, Ohio. 3 ACRES 6-room, 1-floor; ideal place; priced right. ROURKE. ME 6745.

$46 PER ACRE: 165 acres east of Lebanon: 70 acres rich bottom land. GEO. HENKLE, Phone No. 2, Lebanon, Ohio,.