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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-19
Pin Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

The Marott Shoe Shop team,
which led Hoosier bowlers in the
national meet at Detroit, and fol-
lowed with a great series in the
Elks national meet at Toledo, will
take the drives in the state meet
at Anderson tonight at s. All men,
bers of this club have the expert
ence needed to produce champions,
and their play will be closely
watched by the railbirds.
The Hare Chevrolet and Bader
Coffee teams of this city will also
roll on this squad along with the
May Oil Burners, Van Dam Cigars,
and Pop Alexander's Drugs of
Muncie. The one squad will COM
plete the nights play.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

California Water Service Co., subsidi-
AIRY of Federal Water Service Corporation.
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of $3.50 a share on preferred stock, pay
able May Is of record April 80.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 45c for
No red wheat, and 45c for No. 2 hard
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Baltimore & Ohio in February reported
net loss of S840, 1927 after charges, against
net loss of $1,132,260 in February, 1881.
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zonite Products Corporation in March
quarter earned IS cents a share against
SO cents in March 1881 quarter.
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Net Changes


by DHlten PTeSs
NEW YORK, April 1S.-Closinr
prices and net changes on principal
issues traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today.
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HARRISON. Walker refractories declared
the regular quarterly dividend of SI.50
on preferred stock, payable July 20, of
record July 8, In March quarter company
earned ~ cents share on per cent
preferred stock. against "a cents on COM
mon after preferred dividends in March
1881 quarter.
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Chicago Great Western in February
showed net loss amounting to S98,415 after
charges, against net income of $50,659 in
February, 1881.
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BIZ United Pyess

CHICAGO. April -Eggs-Market,
firm; receipts, 30.s67 cases. extra frsts.
1919 @13c; hrsts, 111z@12Ac:. current re-
Market. frm; receipts, 1892 tubs; extras,
19Hc; extra flrsts. 131aG19c; flrsts, 171zM
$780,. seconds. 1sG17c; standards. 1s14c.
Poultry-Market. weak; receipts. no cars
in, due; fowls, 16c Leghorns, 1875;
ducks. 14@17c: geese &c; turkeys, 156 23c:
ROSTERS, slzc; broilers. 22924c; Leghorn
broilers. zoe; stays. lie. Cheese-Twins,
934 M10c; Young Americas 1919 "a 1O1zc.
Potatoes-On track, 365; arrivals. 1Is;
shipments, 1888; market dull; Wisconsin
Round Whites, S0c: Idaho Russets. Sl.25G
1875; Nebraska Triumphs $500 so:
Texas Triumphs. s3.45d3.50; Minnesota
and North Dakota Red River Ohios, S0M
GOO.
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Steel Shares Rally

Around noon Atchison was at
44ls. up ~; New York Central
1917, up u; Chesapeake a. Ohio
1917, up x; Chesapeake Corpora
ton 9a4, up x; Union Pacific 52la,
up 4.
American Telephone dipped to
991s, a new low since 1921 and then
got back to 997s, off u net. AS
selling pressure lifted in Telephone,
pressure was exerted in other quar-
ters of the market. Allied Chemical
turned definitely weak and broke
81 points to 59iz, new low since
1922, when it sold at 553s. Air re-
duction made a new low at 40, off
u from the previous close.
Steel common, which made new
low since 1903 at 305s in the early
trading came back to 81 around
noon, where it was off "a from the
previous close.
Utility Groups Steady
The list generally displayed rally
Ing tendencies despite weakness in
a few Individual issues. American
Can rose to 46%, up 4 net after
makilk new low since 1927 at
ASA. auburn rose from 80 to 4014
up 2l2 net, and Woolworth ad-
vanced nearly point to 36a4.
Utilities we're steadier with Con-
solidated Gas rising fractionally tc
sos. Western Union, which made
a record low at 2524, came back tc
q, where it was still off z point.
Wheat eased off fractionally
while cotton rose a few points
Bonds eased off.
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Commonwealth Edison Company in
March quarter earned 1925 share
against $3.42 in March 1881 quarter
twelve months earnings amounted to
S10.33 against $108l in previous twelve
months.
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. April 1s.-Cash grain close,
NO. 2 red 5SG Soc. Comic. 2 yellow.
36M37c. Oats-No. 2 white. 27@2Sc Rye
No. 2. 46647c. Track prices-2shac rate.
premium; No. 8 red. y to &c discount No.
4 red: 3 to SC discount. Corn-No. Q yell
low. 81 Y 321ac;. No. 8 yellow. SOFA 81 1ac.
% q 24c. Clover-Prime 49, Alsike-Cash,
1915. Butter-Fancv creamery prints. "a
6125c. Egs-Extras. 11011hc. Hay-Tim-
nthV. per cMt.- 20c.
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By United Press

CINCINNATI, O., April 1s.-Kogs-Re-
over 500; unevenly steady to 1Oc or more
lower better grade 100 to 220 lbs, s4.25@
435; latter price on sorted 100 to 1870
from $50 to 26o lbs. $3.7564; Others bid
downward. to $3.50 or below; 100 to $50
lbs. steady to s3.8504; mostly: sows
Cattle-Receipts, 400: calves. ZOO, about
steady; odd lots common and medium
steers and heifers, s4.5065.65; part load
good weighty heifers, $3.50: load of well
finished $50 h. averages. s6.25: most beef
cows, s3.25@4; low cutters and cutters.
S1.75d3; bulls $3.50 down vealers weak
to mostly soc lower; better grades $50
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 including 9s5
direct; supply very light. all classes quot
able. steady; spring lambs, $500 so, better
grace clipped lambs, s6.50@7; common
and medium, s466 sheep. $3.50 down.
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BIZ Times Speeio1

LOUISVILLE. April 1o.-Hors-Recsints
zoe lower; i7o-22o lbs $3.50: 225-255 lbs
s3:55; 260-2e5 lbs. $3.50: 500 lbs. up. So so:
l4o-ls5 lbs. $3.50: l35 lbs down, 81 90:
Receipts. t25 steady with Monday: hulk
steers and heifers. $500 so; GOOD to
$3.50: beef COWS mostly. $50 - 50: few good
to- s375; low cutters down to sl25 or
below: bulls mostly. $3.50 down: bulk
Stockers. S4.50G525 Calves-Receipts.
275 e'eady with sorting hard: better grades
S44* -edium and out calves 50 down.
Sheep-Receipts, 400. early indications
fully steady on spring lambs with oNaiitv
improved; holding choice handiweighta uu
to $3.50; few choice lambs late Monday,
50 20; old crop wooled lambs mostly $3.50;
buck lambs. $3.50; throwouts. 81 down; fat
wooled ewes. S2.5062. Mondays shipments
2SS: cattle, 2l4; calves, 49,. hogs and Isl
sheep.
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Chicago Grain Range

Bg Times Special
CHICAGO. April 19.-Csrlots: Wheat 81:
corn. 129; oats So; rye. l. and barley, 10.
By Times Special
CHICAGO. April 18.-Primary receipts:
Wheat, 100000 against 1900. 900: corn.
against 622, 600. Shipments-Wheat. 447.-
900 against 351. 900: corn. $4,000 against
5l7.000 oats, $4,000 against 236. 900.
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TREASURY STATEMENT {
Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds. lac: Leghorn hens. lie:
Broilers. colored springers. ia pounds up
bareback and partly feathered 10c. Cocks
and stays. &c; Leghorn cocks. SC. Ducks.
large white full feathered and fat &C.:
small. &c. Geese full feathered and Fat.
&c. Young and old guineas. 15c. Eggs
No. l. current REGENTS. &c. Butter. rs to
These prices for healthy stock free from
feed by the Wadlev Company.
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Caterpillar Tractor in March quarter re-
ported net loss of S510,124 after all
charges, against net profit of s1,031, 345 in
March 1881 quarter
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. April 9.-Butter-Market,
strong; extras, 23hc; standards, 23h4c.
Eggs-Market. strong: extra frsts, 121ac;
current receipts. nc. Poultry-Market.
steady; fowls. ia medium, 18G19c:
Leghorn, 14615c; heavy broilers. 22M24c;
Leghorn broilers. 20c ducks. 15616c old
cocks. 10611c: geese, 12@13c; stays. 12G
13c; capons, 23@24c. Potatoes-Ohio and
New York, 60d65c per bushel; Maine
Greene Mountain. S1.l5dI.25 per 100-lb
sack; Idaho Russet, large size. sl.s501.9 90,
medium size, s1.6061.65 per 100-lb. sack.
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By United Press

LAFAYETTE Ind. April 1e.-Hocs-
M SaaI5f6 ,i l5a2oc lower; 10000 lbs $3.50;
235 lbs. So. IS; 235-25o lbs SIS So: 25O-275
lbs $3.50; 275-SO0 lbs. So. 40 so0-s25 lbs
loo-12o lbs, So 40: rouehs. So down: tor;
calves. s4.50q5 5: TOP lambs SIS down
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BrightSpots
of Business
Nv limited Press


CLEVELAND. April discriminating OPP
erations were estimated by the magazine
Steel at % per cent of capacity. against
81 per cent last week.
DETROIT-March sales Of new pas
senger cars in twenty eight states showed
an increase of 11.2 per cest over Feb
ruary. according to r. L. Polk e. Co.
NEW YORK-Deposits in savings banks
in New York state increased $9,lS5,782 in
March to a total of 1926. 674. 985 of
March 81.
PITTSBURGH-Tota production Of pol
ished plate glass in the first quarter
against i3,557, O97 in the last quarter Of
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By United Press

EAST BUFFALO. April 1s.-Hogs-on
Csc lower; mostly zoe under MONDAYS aver
age; desirable 10000 lbs. $40; mixed
lots and palmer kinds, s464.30; 225-24O
Cattle-Receipts. so: steady; good steers
and yearlings, $6.50G6.75; heifers s6G
$50; fat. cows, $3.50; cutter grades. s1.75G
steady at Mondays fun decline: good to
choice s6m6.5o; common and medium
S3@475. Sheep-Receipts, 100: few native
springers, Sl1; others nominally steady.
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By United Press

NEW YORK April 1o.-Potatoes-Mar-
ket, finn; Long Island, s1.50@l.60 per
bushel; southern; s3.25@7.5o: Idaho.
barrel; Maine, $l@210 per barrel; Canada,
$1.35@2.50 per barrel. Sweet potatoes
Market steady; jersey baskets. 35c@sl so;
southern baskets, 55G90c. Flour-Market,
Market dull; mess. si675 per barrel. Lard
Market, easy; middle west spot, $4,000
40 per 100 pounds. Tallow-Market,
pound Dressed poultry-Market, steady;
turkeys. 15@3oc; chickens, l6Q27c; fowls,
l0G22c; Long ISLANDS ducks. 16c; broilers.
16G32c; capons, 18635c Live poultry
Market, lower; geese, 13c: ducks, 9G14c;
fowls, 17Q24c; turkeys, 20@4Oc ROSTERS,
3d9c; broilers, 10G23c; capons. goa 40c;
chickens, l5d21c. Cheese-Market dull:
state whole milk. fancy to specials, 1017Gl
I9c; Young America. 112@1212c.
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BY ELMER G. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, April 19.-Railroad
shares continued to feature the
stock market today, various issues
scoring net gains ranging to more
than a point while the remainder
Of the list was unsettled by weak
ness in special issues.
Buying in the carrier group was
aided by better net operating in
come results for March and by rec
concentrations to congress by the
interstate commerce commission for
federal regulation of interstate bus
operations.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. April ls.--cash grain close:
5sc ce@ No red Ieq resfF ga pOf bi mo 57
5794c; No. 2 hard. 59G59iac; No 2 yellow
hard. $50 9c; No mixed soc. Corn
32c: No. yellow. 3312G34c No yellow.
800 33Ac; No. Z yellow. 3194c;. No. vel
1921 a 3Sc: No. 4 white. SIC. oats-No. z
white. 2414 n 24s4c; No. 2 white heavy 25
M26c: No. white. 2302412c: No. white.
&c. Rye-No 3. 45c. Barlev-42d 60c.
Timothy-$3@3.25. Clover-$9Q14.
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By United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. April 1s.-HoTs-Re-
Sows 100 25c lower; TOD. 81: most 130-2i0
l ,9o Ssso@z; 22o3226o lbs, sS.65g s75: 100
Cattle-Receipts $500: calves tl T Teceipts
1000; market; not fully established. but
steady on few classes in initial deals:
with better kinds unsold; mixed yearlineS
and heifers. s566: cows. S2.7563.75: low
cutters. Sl.500l.75; top sausage bulls So:
receipts. 5000. market. odd lots steady:
better spring lambs. $500; few wooded
lambs. s6.2566.50: fat ewes. s3G3.50.
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Blauner's, Inc, declared dividend of
Is cents on common stock, payable May
Is, of record May 2, placing stock on 81
annual basis against 50 previously.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
April -
Clearings ....a...............S2 50, 107 900 OF
Deolts- Observation-Disclosures. o,lOz,OOU.OU
TREASURY STATEMENT
April 10
Net balance for April 16. =. $451, 1893, 819. a
Expenditures .,............. 51,023, 1852 go
customs reefs. mo. to date. II, 1858, 55l CO
Evening star., 1932-05-14

DECORATOR BUNGALOW Mr.. GEORGE
No brokers. Telebhonp Kensin0tnn al
Evening star., 1932-05-14
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

IMMEDIATELY, SMALL HOUSE. EITHER
Not over s4500. Answer at once. What
have you7 Box 1888. City P. o.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES,
VIM. J. CALLAHAN. 1877 Eye NV. Nat. s9Ti
CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES, FLATS. LOTS,
any condition. Mr.. RYALL, Atlantic 247o,
or address Box 473-Z. Star once. Ia
ALL CASH FOR SMALL BRICK HOUSES
reasonably priced. white or colored. z. W.
MANSON, 1i03 VT. ave Dist. 1918
BRICK. 6 OR 7 ROOMS. AMI; CONVEN-
lent TO car or bus line; good cash payment:
give description, location and price Ad-
dress Box 425-A. Star Office. l5'
QUICK ALL CASH NET-BRICK HOUSES,
white or colored; reasonable; give lowest
price and location for quickest action. Ad-
dress Box 404-A. Star Office
ONE OR TWO SMALL HOUSES, WHITE OR
colored; cash.
Net 430o Emerson O2fs.
Evening star., 1932-05-14

3709 South Dakota ave. ne,N6 nice rooms
with tile bath. h.-w.h., concrete street and
alley, facing park; close to everything Open
Evening star., 1932-05-14
$3.50.
HIIICRES

New 5-room modern brick bungalow. 2612
Branch ave; Sc; all tile bath, Combination
shower, bu1lt-in garage, open fireplace: lot
50x15o; $3.50. Open all day Sunday. Phone
Lincoln $685.. l5s
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RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A

oU5URBAN HOME-
Desirable LEGATION. 2 block from
Cottage City, Nd. $3.50 cash down,
. Pc mcnth paws all CARRYING
charses. including interest. taxes and
each month. Total net price. $3.50.
Open daily for inspection till 9 pm.
Evening star., 1932-05-14

BEAU IIFOL NEW ENGLISH-TYPE BUNGA-
low lust above Country Club hill Va; s
rooms and bath with shower. hwd floors,
h.-w.h., elec. stove. Tontine shades. con-
crete porch. fun concrete basement; lawn
and shrubbery; lot l50x2lo #. Unusual
value. $3.50; terms. BY owner, j. NJ PAT
TEPSON Jr TiarapdoD 400 w ' A--~
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3sll PERRY ST. BRENTWOOD, MD.-S-
room stucco bungalow; built-in garage; q.
mi; $500, $500 cash. bal monthly =
ARTHUR AUGUST & CO. Atlantic 0636
SIIRILRR AN HOMES AArIn rApnsC SAIE GR
Evening star., 1932-05-14

ABOUT 2 MILES NORTH OF SILVER
Spring-5 acres, 7-room house. number of
chicken houses and runs, garden and fruit.
Price, $4,000. and will consider exchange
for or room house in Petworth or like
vicinity: Property is clear. Address Box
359-A Star Office
Evening star., 1932-05-14

FOR SALE-s4 200; NO CASH PAYMENT,
S42 monthly. like rent. 4-room BUNGALOW,
cellar. gas, electricity, city phone; lot 50x
Sligo Park Hill. No trifiers: act quickly for
the chance of lifetime. T. c.. PROCTER,
6l2 Miss. eve. Silver Spring. Md Shep. 22l9
Evening star., 1932-05-14

MODERN HOME, / ACRE GARDEN LAND,
on interurban line, Berwyn. Md: price,
S5,600 terms. Phone Met 1899 days: Green-
wood 2445 nights. Room 2l0 Albee Build
Evening star., 1932-05-14

FIVE ROOMS, IN FALLS CHURCH, WITH
bath, fireplace, furnace, city water. electric
lot. one block to bus and stores Price,
81 500 Phone Mr.. SNIDER. Columbia Ills,
30 to nm ISs
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GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY EsT1TT

GENTLEAIAN's COUNTRY ESTATE.
attractive Broom and bath house. h. -wh,
electric lights double garage. open fireplace.
9. z Ice boz, over acres of beautiful lawn.
shade trees, fruit trees. etc. Drive. out and
see this SUNDAY. Price reduced for quick sale
@; B. ZANTzINGER co.
Hyattsvlne. Nd. Hyatts r.
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SALE-SURIIRRAN


1911 PERRY ST. BRENTWOOD. MD.-5-
room stucco bunsalow; built-in garage; q.
RRTEi R 1920 9rGe sac cash + bal mOnthg gs,s
SUBURBAN HOMES AND FARMS, SALE OR
rent. ROBERT E. LCHR, 3l1 Cedar St, Ia
koma Park. Georgia 0881.
DECORATOR BUNGALOW Mr.. GEORGE
town Prep; early. American interior: ami.
No brokers. Telephone Kensington 81.
FIVE ROOMS. IN FALLS CHURCH. WITH
bath fireplace, furnace, city water electric
lty; lawn and Shruobery on the half-acre
$500 Phone Mr.. sN1DER. Columbia Ills,
CIR. HOUSE AND / ACRE. ONLY s2.s50:
fne orchard and garden; springs. Ciar. 400.
5dS Ps2S. SA S4sbt io MLToN
tSocation; SSI pest residential section. Small
Spring-5 acres. 7-room house. number Of
eqiicsen houses ooe and runs garden and fruit
for. or room house in Petworth or ike
yicinity, Property is clear. Address Box
MODERN HOME, / ACRE GARDEN LAND,
wood 2l45 nights, Room 20 Aibse Build
BEAUTIFUL NEW ENGLIsH-TYPE BUNGA-
( low, Just above Country Club hill, Va S
rooms and bath with shower. hwd floors.
crete porch. fun concrete basement; lawn
| and shruhbery; lot l50x21o #. Unusual
TERsoS ' JT. tcs ciarendos @ SHSV, sS8Wi. =! M PAT
| FOR SALE-s4 200; NO CASH PAYMENT,
ai,. Sa2 monthly; Ike rent. 4-room bungalox.
Sligo PARK Hi. No tTifers: act quickly for
sl2 Miss ave. Silver Spring Nd. $ sReD. 35Is. ahs.
FIVE ACRES ON WHEATON ROAD BE-
tween Four Corners and Wheaton; also l
acre in rear; terms Kensington 57-F-l-4
ami; a. H. CONCRETE street garage; bus service
Md HANNUM 4 TURNER, builders and and
| owners l5s
BRooKLANP. 1906 NEWTON ST. NE.-s
rooms room and bath tn ipclesed porehes. h-wh.
JUST FINISHED BUNGALOW CONTAINING
large rooms. tile bath. hot-water heat,
open open fireplace: m hardwood floors double con-
in convenient location. Price, s6.500; rea-
%t sGnase es,rsr terms pp See OWNER 4ll2 slst st.
FOR SALEM ONE OF THE BEST SEC
tons OF Lyon Village, 2-story, 7-room brick
dwelling, nice sleeping porch: 2 baths, gas,
downstairs; large living room with fireplace
that does not smoke, large bed rooms with
OUT front porch is large and a beautiful
yyie1w, can be had from the porch; a wonder
convenient 70 car and bus lines stores.
ctut SiSS anu SCloolA. II you want 10 look
over this beautiful home. phone GEORGE
H RUCBER CO., Clarendon 1877 We will
| take pleasure in showing it to you. Price,
WOODED SITE
Why not build on all or part OF this ~
acre, lovely. tree-covered lot. 4 blocks from
Washington Golf and Country Club priced
Il of adjoining land? Call District 656s
Sunday and evenings. Clarendon ls3-J-2
OUTSTANDING VALUE.
3109 South Dakota ave me- nice rooms
with tile bath. h.-w.h., concrete street and
alley, facing park; close to everything Open
daily Call North 1908 or inquire 237T r. l.
/ ave. ne.
GENTLEMANs COUNTRY ESTATE
Attractive Broom and bath house. h-wh.,
electric lights, double garage. open fireplace.
| 9. z Ice boz, over acres Of beautiful lawn.
shade trees fruit trees. etc. Drive. out and
/ see this sunday. Price reduced for quick sale
Q; B. ZANTZINGER co,
-hyattsylle. Nd. Hyatts. r.
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WOODED SITE
OUTSTANDING VALUE

Why not build on all or part OF this ~
acre, lovely. tree-covered lot. blocks from
Washinston Golf and Country Club, priced
y of adjoining land? Call District 6563.
Sunday and evenings, Clarendon l83-J-2
Evening star., 1932-05-14

PETWORTH--s ROOMS BATH, ENCLOSED
porches; newly reconditioned
CHEVY Chase. D. C.-Det, rms, b., 2-car
bath. built-in garage porches
39l2 9th st. n.w.-6 rooms, bath garage:
SIS. A' e"se'
Walter Reed-Detached. 7 rms. b.. conn
pletely overhauled, porches
west Irving ST., Md rms, b., det.. ga
rage, maids quarters, porches
Cnevy Chase. D. C.-Det., rms, b., oil
neat, Frigidaire. garage, porches
BOSS g. PHELPS,
Evening star., 1932-05-14

6-R. HOUSE AND / ACRE. ONLY s2,e50:
attr., Semi-rnOd.. newly painted, cleo, garage:
hne orchard and garden; 2 springs. Clar. 400
CLARENDON, VA. I20 MILTON AVE
$4,000 Large. bright bungalow. convenient
location. best residential section. Small
Evening star., 1932-07-01
FILES DIVORCE SUIT
a stan Correspondent OF The Star

By a stan Correspondent Of The Star
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. July l.
Alleging her husband left her IS years
ago. Mary Terese Gerhardt Of Washing
ton yesterday brought suit for an abso-
lutte divorce from Joseph w. Gerhardt
Of Brentwood, Nd.
The couple was married in Wash
ington November q, 1916, and the hus-
hand left home December II, 1917, ac-
corcing to the wife's bill, filed through
Attorney J. Frank Lillard. They had
one child, which died in infancy the
bill says
Evening star., 1932-07-01

=
1917, TO June, 1918,
and from Septem
Der to November
1918. He displayed
sound judgment
ard ability in the
org a nization, ad-
miniStration an d
operation Of that
section Of the divi-
sion staff. By his
ureleSs en- ergy,
a ilit airy attain
uents and unceas-
Ang devotion to
duty he contributed
greatly to the sue
cesses Of the divi-
sion during the
Meuse- Argonne Of
Evening star., 1932-07-01
Districts Heroes
in the
World War
Compiled by sergt. L. E. Jaeckel.

A S recorded in the official cita-
n tion, Charles c. Allen Heuten-
"A ant colonel, Infantry, U. S.
4 4 Army, was awarded the Disttn-
guished Service Medal for ex-
Ceptionally merftorious and distin-
guished services in a position Of great
responsibility as ca Of the $50 Divi-
eior, from A1g4gcr
Evening star., 1932-07-01

1enslVe ana the operations in the
Woevre Valley from September 10 No
vember. His personal example Of fear
Iessness and courage sustained a high
standard OF morale among the troops
under him.
Evening star., 1932-07-01

.Allen S address is the Army and
glub, Washington, D. G.
SCoDyTigha 1892
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-30
Sum Subscribed Past Two Years;
 $1OO Last Week
Every Member of Department Gives at Least 50 Gents Weekly to Mutual Aid Fund-Work Started Be- fore Latter Organization Came Into Existence

Nearly two years ago before many waterburians realized the fact that scores of local families were in financial distress and suf- zering for the want of necessities members of the Waterbury fire department were doing their pit, by weekly donations to aii. emer- kency fund. Orders of coal, bas- kets of food, quantities of meat, and here and there donations of cash were sent to needy families. Each fire company became an agency of relief and families in many sections of the city were quietly provided for.
 It will be interesting news to many to learn that. this weeks donation of s100 from the fire de- partment to the Mutual Aid Unefn- ployment Fund bring the fire de- partrient's donations up to $9,- 427.52. The bravest' are still car- rying on smilingly and showing no signs of losing faith in the re- turn of better days. The spirit ot cooperation and generosity shown by members of the city's fire-fighting force is one fof the most commendable features Of Waterbury's campaign to aid tho needy of the city. As matter of fact individually the firamen are doing more than their share. With members of the police department they carried on independently of established agencies for several weeks before any organized meas ures were taken. They are giving weekly more than per cent of