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The Washington times., 1932-09-13
[ Lincoln Park Garage
Line. 582;
"22 SPECIALS"

We have reduced these cars
from SIS to $50. Kindly see
them before you buy. Terms:
your car in trade.
1882 ChrysIer Spt. Road. (radio) S67B
1880 Packard Road. (cuetofn
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
Automobiles
LINCOLN

LINCOLN 4-paSS Sport Sedan, with trunk
on rear, beautiful tan finish like new,
nsIv nsT tseS tlres. Original cost. $4,000. Now
,.. WGRF1ELD MOTOR COMPANY
113o Conn. Ave. n, W. DIat. ASb0
Open Evenings and Sunday
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
Automobiles A for Sale

REAL BnYs IN USED CARS
lustine- -NicholRnn Motor ca HyattS Nd.
USED CARs-NoRTHEAsT MOTOR CO.,
920 BladensburE Rd. n. 2. ATT. 0200.
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
Fash
PONTIAC
STIInERAKER

sTUDEBAKER 80 MODEL PRESIDENT
CABR1oLET-RunS and looks like new
car: has had excellent care: will sacrifice,
Call WEST 0672 for demonstration.
LATE MODEL PRESIDENT STU6E.
BAKER "S"-Perfect condition This car
10 being sold for a client and can b.
bought at . very reasonable price.
GARDEER-STUART MOTORS INC.
$50 st. N. E. Lincoln 6270
The Washington times., 1932-09-13

Shades and Screens
WE WILL measure, make and install good
quality window shades for Use.
KleeblaGt Phone Pht& 'nd Lincoln C os7s.
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
Want Miscellaneous

1O4 Wanted-Furniture
ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES PAID
for your used furniture. Call Atlantic
1855 for prompt service.
ALL kinds of furniture. High prices
FURNITURE-Bric-a rugs, absolutely
highest cash prices paid for user furni-
ture. Call Murray, be convinced. AID. 6133.
The Washington times., 1932-09-13
Steuart Motors

TernlS-Trade
Open Sundays and Evenings
9Th and N. Y. Ave. N. w.
GOOD USED CARS
NOLAN MOTOR co. III 18th st. ~ "
Evening star., 1932-05-13
RESERVE BANK CREDIT
GAINS DURING WEEK
Daily Average Volume Shows In
crease for Period Ending May II.
Total Is Given.

There was an increase during the
week ending May II OF the daily aver
age volume Of Federal Reserve Bank
credit outstanding, the total growing
by $53,000,0 900 to $l,895, 900, 900 over
the preceding week.
On the date Of May II total Reserve
Bank credit amounted to 81 ,9l9, ,000, 900,
an advance of $50, 900, 900 for the week
This increase corresponds with de-
creases of $3l 900 900 In monetary gold
stock and $47.000, 900 in Treasury cur
rency adjusted. 1t was Offset in part
by decreases of Si7,000,000 in money
in circulation and $4,000 900 in men,
Der bank reserve balances.
Holdings of discounted bills declined
$l4,000,000 at the Federal Reserve
Bank of San Francisco, $4,000, 900 each
at Cleveland and Chicago, $4,000,000 at
New York and SIS. 5.000.0 900 at all Fed
eral Reserve Banks combined
The systems holdings of bills bought
in open market declined 100000.
Holdings of United States Treasury
notes increased $43,00o,o0 and OF
Treasury certificates and bills s55,-
00O, 900.
This weeks statement showed Unit
ed States Government securities In the
amount of $4,000, 900 pledged with
Federal Reserve agents as collateral
for Federal Reserve notes. May IL to-
tails Gin millions Of dollars) with
changes from a week ago and year
Ago follow:
Evening star., 1932-05-13
CURB ISSUESDR|FT
TO LOWER LEVELS
Oils and Public Utilities Sell
0ff-Trading Volume
Light.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK, May 13-Prices moved
lower on the Curb Exchange from the
outset today. Trading, however, re-
manned light. Professionals appeared
confused by the turn Of events at WASH
ipgton in the last few days, SO they cur
tailed their commitments.
Petroleum shares declined for the
first time this week. Public utilities
again sold OF. The drop in the oils
was In the nature Of proflt-taking oper-
ations, however, rather than liquidation.
Electric Bond & Share was OF only a
small fraction, as was Cities Service,
but Standard Oil of Indiana, at l712,
allowing for its ex-dividend quotation,
had larger decline.
Western Air Express, widest mover
IN the air. shares, responded to the de-
cline In airmau poundage handled by
it. General Aviation reached q new
low, as Niles-Bement-Pond duplicated
its minimum mark
RqDeroid Co. opened OF points,
reaching IL for the first time. This
break followed the unsettlement in
crude rubber which resulted from the
Senate Finance Committees shift from
placing an import tax on crude to an
excise tax on rubber products. Ruber-
old sells building materials Crane Co.,
maker Of building supplies. touched 3Iz
for the first time.
Food shares we're unsettled by the
April sales report of Atlantic q Pacific
Tea, which showed decline of sl2,-
657.701. or 14.89 per cent, from April
1881, with merchandise tonnage down
1880 tons. or 744 per cent In the
food specialties Mead-Johnson yielded
readily.
Western Auto Supply A broke 3
points, reaching for the first time, but
other motor store or accessory shares
were dull. Ford Motor of Canada in
clined to softneSs, though Ford Motor
OF France opened higher.
With st. Louis Zinc quotations again
lowering around record low levels, sew
eral offerings of New Jersey Zinc
caused fractional declines. Copper
shares Jagged. Aluminium Co Of Amer
lea lost over a point on a few trades.
Gray Telephone Pay Station Of Hart
ford, whose management recently has
been seeking proxies and whose presi-
dent. George A. Long, has been advising
shareholders Ito vote your shares at
any and all meetings which may occur
until the next annual meeting Of stock
holders on February 2, 1888" opened ON
a block Of 2,000 shares at I334. This
was the largest block to appear in some
time.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
FERRY ROUTE
IS PLANNED ACROSS BAY
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE, May 13.-An airplane
Terry service across the Chesapeake Bay
from Logan Field here to the Fred Avon
Airport in Talbot County, near Easton,
VIII be established following the grant,
ing by the Public Service Commission
Yesterday of the application of the
Chesapeake Air Ferries, Inc, for per-
mission to issue 1000 shares Of common
stock at $40 per share
Chesapeake Air Ferries, Inc, was re-
Gently incorporated by Steven and NAL
colin Hathaway and willard @. Rouse
Of Easton with q capital stock of 5000
or 10000 shares OF common stock, par
value $40 each. The company will oper-
ate three-passenger plane, making two
trips daily each way, and the rate will
be S. one way and So a round trip, and
freight will be carried at q rate of is
cents q pound Passengers will be trans
ported by auto to the center of both
Baltimore and Easton without extra
charge.
Operation Of service is expected to
start about June /.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
BONDS IRREGULAR
/ IN SMALL MARKET
y. S. Government Issues
Again Sell 0ff-SpecuIa-
tive Group Lower.
BY r. III. RICHARDSON.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May l3.-After early
strength, in which most Of Thursday S
sharp losses were recovered. United
States Government bonds today tapered
of In the afternoon and closed not far
from their previous closing levels.
This down trend, which prevailed
throughout the investment market, re-
fiected the continued weakness of
stocks. The heaviness of equities
brought out liquidation. 1t was of COM
were none willing to risk money in
supporting the market the price de-
clines were drastic. Junior industrial
and railroad bonds wound up at a new
low average price for the bear market.
The feature Of the opening was a
sharp rise in Treasury and Liberty
bonds, following the markets more leis-
ured consideration of the Governments S
relief plan. The suggested increase in
the borrowing power of the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation, which on
Thursday was considered a sufficient
reason for selling Government bonds,
was found on publication of additional
details of the plan not to involve any
increase in the Treasury debt and not
to affect the budget situation.
At the same time it must be pointed
odt that If the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation issues its own bonds, these
would have about the same status as
Federal Land Bank bonds and, as such,
could not be used by the Federal Re-
serve as cover for note issues. The re-
serve is at present taking advantage of
the provisions of the Glass -Steagall
banking bill to use direct Treasury obli-
cations for note cover-some S97, 7,300,-
600 already having been used in this
way
Liberties and Treasures, after ad-
vancing u to 4 point In the first two
act. High-grade corporation issues were
firm. Municipals maintained their firm
course.
In the junior railroad list new low
levels for the bear market were estab-
lished in many issues, with losses run
ming from 2 to 3 points. Reports of
167 railroads for March, according to
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
showed net operating income of S32,-
283, 800 against sac, ,47s,184 in March,
1881. For the first quarter net operat-
ing income amounted to $66.028,474
against s108.533, ,156 in 1881.
The sale of British treasury notes to-
day on yield basis Of less than l per
cent, together with the London markets
response to the lowering of the Bank
of England rate, brought activity into
Great Britain 51as, which were in brisk
demand over 102. German government
issues relapsed after early strength.
Other Europeans were steady. Austral-
ian government bonds were active and
sharply higher. Reports of Fascist ac-
tivities in Australia were said to have
been grossly exaggerated.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
Grain Market
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, May 13.-Overseas pur-
chases Of North American wheat, In
cluding considerable United States
hard Winter wheat from private hold
ers, gave little upturn to grain markets
late today
Speculative interest In the wheat pit
was unusually light, and at no time
were prices much altered from the nn-
ish OF the previous day. Crop develop
ments were mixed, word of improve
ment coming from some sections, but
other sections reported deterioration.
Wheat closed firm, unchanged to 4
up, corn. isaas advanced oats un-
changed to Il higher. and provisions
unchanged to q setback Of Is cents.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 13 @.-The
money market was practically feature
less today. Time funds were unchanged
at ~ per cent for all maturities and
commercial paper held to its previous
position at "a to per cent for prime
names. The bankers acceptance mar
ket was quiet, with the Federal Reserve
buying few more bills than in recent
days. Asking rates were unchanged.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
New York Cotton
Special Dispatch to The star.

NEW YORK, May l3-Though the
cotton market was somewhat depressed
in sympathy with the weakness in Sc
curities prices held within q narrow
range today and developed resistance
after a slight decline. The need Of
moisture in Atlantic sections had
steadying influence and the list closed
with a loss Of to 8 points on the day.
Spots we're reduced points TO 5.65.
Cotton range:
Evening star., 1932-05-13
CHICAGO DAIRY MARKET.

CHICAGO. May IS [P).-Butter, re-
ceipts 1888 tubs; steady; creamery
specials t93 score), 17%al8h; extras
(92l, l7A; extra firstS (90-91), 16%a17;
firsts $3.50, 15Aa16; seconds (86-s7),
l4al5; standards 100, centralized car
lotS), Tx.
Eggs, receipts 26,3s2 cases; steady;
extra .firsts, 1914; fresh graded firsts,
l2&; current receipts, 1la12 storage
packed flrsts, l4A; extras, 15A.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
PARIS BoURsE PRICES.

PARIS, May IS (P.-Three per cent
rentes, 70 francs so centimes; per
cent loan, 90 francs 40 centimes
Exchange on London. 90 francs 66
centimes. The dollar was quoted at IS
francs 1914 centimes. The bourse will
be closed tomorrow and Monday, May
l6, Whitsuntide holiday.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May IS GP).-Following is
the complete official list of transactions
in stocks on the Chicago Stock Ex-
rhapoa tr.dav.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, May Is OP.-Stocks
heavy: rails reflect further liquidation.
Bonds irregular; U. 8. Governments
firm. Curb heavy; specialties weak.
Foreign exchanges steady; sterling
easy. Cotton quiet; local selling;
easier stock market. Sugar steady;
trade buying. Coffee quiet; poor spot
demand.
CHICAGO. May 13 @.-Wheat
steady; smaller Southern Hemisphere
exports; firm cables. Corn steady:
smaller movement; improved shipping
demand. Cattle quiet and steady. Hogs
higher.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
Coal Production.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
> The National Coal Association esti-
nates bituminous coal production in the
I United States for the week ended May
> 7 Ct 4,520,oo0 net tons, compared with
$1,000 tons for the week ended April
80.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
WASHINGTON Stock EXCHANGE
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas IS "A'-s1Oo at 97ss
s100 at 97ss, 500 at 975s, 500 at
97ss.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas IS "A"-$1oo at 98,
500 at 90.
Georgetown Gas $4,000 at i00la,
ST 900 at 10Ol5
Evening star., 1932-05-13

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
diyidend. Partly extra. tPlus IL in stock.
aPayaole in cash or stock Payable in
in stock. 9 Plus sf. in stock. h Plus IL
IN stock. Plus "a in stock Plus l0fs
IN stock. m Plus 80 in stock n Plus &c, in
STOCK. Paid last year-no regular rate
Evening star., 1932-05-13
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS.

Barber & Ross, Inc, 6izs.... so .,
Chevy Chase Club 5i2s..... 90 1901
Col. Country Club 5i2s........ 100 103
Wash, Mkt. Cold Storage 5s.... "a -.
Evening star., 1932-05-13
PUELIC UTILITY.
NATIONAL BANK,
TRUST COMPANY.

Amer Sec Tr Co l5)...... 29e 3lO
Natl. Saw & TT. t124) .......... as 400
Prince Georges Bk. & TT. o.. 2s 40
Union Trust 8sD. ............. l9l 200
Wash. Loan & TT. (l4) ...... 400 440
Evening star., 1932-05-13
SAVINGS BANKS.

Bank of Bethesda (6s...- So go
Commerce and Savings (10) 325 ...
East Washington (l2) ..-....... 20 IS
sssarity ssy M & GQm. Hk ut7,. 4ss 500
Seventh Street tl2i .......... $50 .
United States 1901. ............. $50 $50
Wash. Mechanics 900 ......... so so
Evening star., 1932-05-13
FOREIGN BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 13.-
Evening star., 1932-05-13
STOCKS.

(copyright. 1882. Standard Statistics Co. }
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-07
1 KITTY FREW IS
Th by JANE ABBOTT A

10 him more 4 vision Of mist ana sill
yer than the flesh and blood realty
that waited. smiling, for a word 10
bid her enter. 4a
The others saw her before i9N!u
could sneak. She was drawn INTO
the room gaylv. Il didn't think there
was a dogs chance OF your getting
here. Kitty" Dorcas cried. Emil ana
Max were pressing her hand. Every
one seemed to talk at once, everyone
except David. He still stood by the
fire but his eyes hung on her ms
smile met hers. 49,.
Il can't quite believe you're real,
he said To her in a low tone when she
| stood beside him.
| merriment.
Mark passed the Plates which Mrs.
Gentle had heaped with food. Max
| filled the coffee cups. David put has
pillow next To Kitty's chair.
Does a princess eat2'
She accepted his compliment with
a vivid blush. This one does. I'm
%ravenous! oh, it's nice. being here
with you tonight.
She was relaxing happily. the old
security sweeping owe her. Il was
nice. this feeling Of belonging to this
dheer that prevailed She forgot
what she had fled from,
David seemed particularly nice to-
night. a different David than she hao
known, ready to laugh. ready WITH
nonsense that made the others laugh
She liked this David. She liked tbs
look he gave her 10Y and then which
was so wholly hers. IL had some
thing OF Tubby's devotion in il. II
was the new dress, of course, sht
thot.
Presently she took alarm at the
lateness of the hour. While she wa:
bidding each one good-by and ex,
changing wishes for the Christina:
Day David went down to the stree
to hail a taxi. He put her into i
ana leaned for a moment in the opei
window of the door.
Il have a little thing for YOU, Kitty
It's Il promise. I'm going to finisl
that book
"oh. David. thatll be the nices
thing Of all. You know how mucl
| want it,"
As the taxi rushed her back to tn,
Tudor Arms she thot of David
promise. feeling a little glow of salts.
faction that ii had been made TO her
David had let her in, the sister VIII
was ready with affection and pride
and concern for his success. Q
course she really could help him morI
than Dorcas could because their feel
ing for one another always stood II
their way ii made Dorcas more crl
teal, David less-confident.
Gar had not yet come in. 1t wa.
almost midnight, almost Christina.
Day. The lamp which Kitty ha6 lef
burning touched with soft light TIL
waiting Christmas tree. Kitty stoot
for a moment, looking at it. Befor
1 fhAx# YYraIa1 off ~ thu no - OF fhl
theater she and Gar would take tim
for the ceremony of switching OF
the lights.
She went to the bedroom and lai'
out Cars evening clothes. She hear
a key in the door-Gar! She ran on
to the entry to meet him.
Tubby and Red Harding stood Il
the open door, supporting Gar be
tween them. Cars head was hang
ing Imply, sidewise, his face blotch
ed, idiotically blank.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-07

7 don't see why you ever came
back to Gar"
"Oh, Carroll" Kitty protested,
laughing. Il never really left him
was only waiting. And everything
Is beautifully all right, now"
"oh. you think Il u.s. do your
why, of course!'
Kitty began to clear a table for
some books. She took UP a sre med
photograph which was lying there,
face down. Carol snatched 1t out of
her hand but not before Kitty had
seen that it was Paul Somerset.
tn take care of that" Carol pro-
tested, coloring.
Carol, I know you know Paul Som
erset. | saw o with him one day
at Hoffman"
I'm thru with him. Carol cried,
passionately. But she held the photo
graph against her breast, her eyes
belying her words.
Carol put the picture down with a
little air of carelessness. Il told him
If he wanted to let Marge Crosby
make a fool of him" But she could
not keep to the n Her lips
began to culver. 81 said | was thru
with him but If he so much as crook
ed his little finger at me I'D go to
hint"
1T was that way witk me, Carol.
about Gar, after those weeks" Kitty
said simply, alphabetically. And
the two girls looked at one another,
a little solemnly, wholly friendly, now.
ooh, we'll Carol caught up some
books, handed them to Kitty. Put
these anywhere. We've made a good
start: Another day and I'll be set
tied"
Kitty went home, rejoicing. She'd
broken down Carols indifference.
They were friends.
She told Gar when he came home
that she'd hunted Carol out.
But Car wasn't interested in Carol
or what she was doing.
When they sat down to their meal
he scowled at the nicely Drowned
"See here, Kit, you won't get sore.
will you, If lay down the law to
you?"
She laughed at his preface in spite
of the pang of alarm she felt.
Il don't want you to go marketing
the way you do. Mother told me
Mrs. Close told her-Carrying a bas-
ket. The least you can do is to APP
pear to live like a lady"
A great anger flooded Kitty so that
she shook. His mother-how dared
she talk to Gar of her, SO!
Gar took her silence for agreement.
He modified his tone. Probably It
- WILL ~ YON INV IL AOOht0s
But To- o know o / feel about
It."
He Old not notice that she ate
nothing, that her eyes were dark.
Il don't want you working like a
J housemaid, either, Kit. They have
women here in the building who'll
come in"
Following Cars suggestion, Car
ley, a ~soft-voiced mulatto girl, was
established In the apartment. She
came each day at eleven O'Clock and
her days needs by telephone. They
were delivered at the service door.
h threw her budget book away.
When her weeks allowance was ex-
hausted she charged what she had 10
get.
on the divan, reading. Afternoons.
Continued on page 81
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-07

ing, though I love them wher you
send them. And l can cut down
quite a bit on the house expenses
She kept to her light tone.
Gar pinched her cheek What
you can't seem to grasp, Kit, Is that
you're married to a rich mans son.
/ could run an account in every
store in this city and they'd stand
for it; they know I'm coming into
a lot of money some day"
Kitty had turned away to pour
fresh coffee. Gar could not see the
quick color that famed to her face,
the way she bit her lips together
Shed been dangerously near TO a
retort that would have made Car
angry. When she answered 1t was
in a steady voice, soberly.
II don't want ii that way Gar.
| want us to get ahead on our own
And we will
Sure we will. And you're not to
stew about money. Where are those
bills? Give them to me. III take
care of Them
But how, CARP"
"Oh, I've got a deal on. II he
keeps his eyes open a man in Dusin-
ess can turn over a thousand any
tif1e he wants to-"
She gave him a little packet oil
bills ana he put them in his pocket.
After this I'll take care OF THESE
matters at the office. I'm not going
to have you fussing about them.
His manner was all tender:
He kissed her, put on ms coat
kissed her again.
Kitty began her days program
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-04-07
Solution
of
last
Thursday
Puzzle

Elmwood terrace. She's dotty."
Gar, maybe she'll be happier,
now"
Gar stared at Kitty. He made a
sound of disgust. Happier! What's
the matter with her being happy at
home? She's just plain crazy"
Kitty had an impulse to tell him
of what she suspected between Carol
ana Somerset. But she checked 1t
on sober after-thot. She knew Gar
would feel no sympathy.
What does your mother say?"
What / say-that she's nutty.
She's going in for arty stuff-selling
Russian doo-dads." Kitty could not
| see Carols move as Gar pictured it.
The next afternoon she went to
Elmwood Terrace. She took a chance
on following a mar with a long pack
ing box who might, she thot, be de-
"doo-dods." To her delight Carol
opened a door to the man. She saw
Kitty standing behind him.
"Oh, hullo! Wait a minute" she
signed the book the man gave her.
How did you know where / was?'
Her greeting was not altogether gra-
clous but there was a new excitement
on her face ana she stood aside for
Kitty to enter the little hallway.
Gar told me-"
"Oh, he did, did hep"
Carol led the vas up the narrow
stairs, the big o across her arms.
Il suppose he had a lot to say!"
Kitty was surveying the room she
had entered. 1t was a pleasant room,
with little window hooks at each end.
1t was in a confusion of boxes, half
unpacked.
Carol put her burden down, well,
I'm herei' She said 1t with a hard
little note of triumph. isn't 1t q
cute place? I'm going into business
here, selling peasant dresses and
Russian books and pictures. I'm
getting out cards. I'll send you one
My friend, Nina Barikoff, is helping
me. You don't know her, Of course
Il think it's splendid, Carol"
well, it's got to 60" Caro-
frowned at the box which she was
trying to open. i've staked every
thing / own on 1t. | sold every BIZ
of jewelry ! had and I've borrowed
money, too-but not from my mo.
ther!' She threw back her head and
leveled a sharp meaning glance or
Kitty.
I'm sure it will go! Perhaps Dor.
cas- Taber-she's on the Times, you
know-will give it a story"
Thanks, you needn't bother to
say any tAttE dbOQl IL " 1dt
friends. I don't want them around
wouldn't let Margery Crosby in
side my door,"
Carol was thinking of Somerset
Kitty knew. If only she could wiz
Carols conference.-the it out will
her, tell her hat Somerset WASH
worth her caring sol
Let M help you unpack some o.
these boxes, Carol
They've got to be unpacked,
Carol conceded.
you see / know something abou.
hanging stock away" Kitty laughed
II was working in STATIONS all tina
time Gar thot l was in Brigewater.
1t came to her that if she made con.
fidences to Carol she might win Car.
OILS In return.
Carol stared at her, amazed, across
the brightly embroidered carmen
she had taken out Of the box.
81 wanted to be independent IN
ill Gar began to work, you see"