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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-11
BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Edifor

NEW YORK, June 10-An old
time drive on the shorts in Auburn
sent that issue soaring nearly 20
points today in heavy turnover, the
squirt furnishing the general mar
ket background for a rise of frac-
tons to or points, ajority of
which was retained.
News was bullish in many sec
tons. One adverse item was a re-
duction of 149, 764 tons in the United
States untitled order total for May
81 as compared with April 30. This,
however, was expected and it had
only temporary effect on the
market.
The days most favorable item
was the department of agriculture
report based on crop conditions as
of June l. Winter wheat crop was
placed at 410,669 900 bushels, which
would be the smallest crop since
1925 and with that one exception
since 1917. Spring wheat condition
was placed at 84.5 per cent, or 2.3
per cent below the June l ten-year
average for the period 19l9-l928.
Case in Demand
This bulhsh crop report immedi-
ately brought response in the grain
market where wheat netted gains
for the day of IA to IL cents a
bushel. Other grains and COM
modities followed wheat up.
Harvester shares instantly we're
in demand, for rising wheat mar
ket which improves buying power
in the farming communities always
reacts IN favor of these issues.
Buying was heavy in J. I. Case is
sues, much of it short covering.
Case common at one time touched
26, up 8 points, while the preferred
reached 42B, up 1878.
In addition to the grain report,
the market had several other items
in its favor. The weekly report of
Bradstreet's covering conditions in
f1fty-fiVe leading cities was dis
tinctly favorable. 1t found conf
dence returning in many lines and
noted q stable group of improve
ments.
Dollar Moves Up
The senate appeared to be work
ing toward adjournment next week
for the convention of the Republic
an party, and this was considered
highly favorable for the stock mar
bot T., o,to,,t Of rt,cJ, n n iOVr,, m ant
the bonus bill could not be brought
up at this time, and, according to
observers, this would be decidedly
helpful to sentiment.
The weekly federal reserve report
showed no change in the systems
plans for an easy money policy, and
another favorable item was reduc-
ton of $15,O00,000 in money in cir
culation. A drop in loans at New
York was considered only tempo
rary.
The dollar continued to move up
against European currencies, greatly
encouraging the financial commun-
ity. French francs were weak, off
Y point, while Swiss francs lost
more than a point and Dutch guild
ers we're down points. The gold
exodus, which last week drew $131,-
100000 from this country was ex-
pected to be nearing an end.
Averages Show Gains
According to preliminary calcu-
lation, the Dow, Jones & Co. in
dustrial average stood at 1894, up
1862 points, rail average at 1886, up
III points and the utility average
at 1916, up 1.40 points.
Sales totaled 100000 shares,
compared with 100000 shares
Thursday.
Aggregate market value of ten
leading stocks was $4,164 006,50l,
against $3,893, 294,O8 Thursday, an
advance of $270,712,418.
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RISE IN AUBURN
ADDS STRENGTH
To STOCK LIST
UpSWing in Wheat Another
Favorable Factor in
Days News.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for Thurs
day 1872. up II. Average Of twenty rails
1928, up II. Average OF twenty utilities
LOG. up rs. Average Of forty bonds
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New York Stocks
'Bv Thomson q mcKinnon,
By United Press

NEW YORK. June 1O.-Sales on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day totaled 10000 shares. Curb
stock sales were 10000 shares.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 10.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. June 10-Hogs-Re-
cceipts. $500; market, 5@15c higher; top
80 iSs s275gss5 so SS 1909 So. Cat
tle-Receipts. 800: calves. 500; market. gen
steers, $5@6.75; in small lots, with mixed
yearlings and heifers, s5@6.50: cows. So. so
Sausage SiSG bulls. $3.50 GOOD and Choice 5 veaI
ers. $3.50. Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market.
few sales steady: most lambs around
buck lambs. 81 less; throwouts. $3.50; fat
ewes. $50 down.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paving 37c for
No. wheat and &c for No 2 hard
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By United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June 1o.-Hogs-
M 6o ss6 b5@2oc highsr 10000 iB
26O lbs. So 20: 26o-280 lbs. $50: 29o-50O
lbs. $40: 50o-325 lbs s3.o5: 14o-150 lbs.
light roughs, Sass; heavy rouRhs. sails;
top calves. IS; TOP lambs. $3.50
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Do IWtB SDtttuI
CHICAGO, June 10.-Carlots: Wheat 1ss
corn, 81; oats. "a; rye, l, and harley, 2.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. June 1o.-cash grain close:
Wheat-No 3 red. 511ac: sample grade,
45Hc: No. 3 mixed 5Ol2c. Corn-No /
No. Nep yeoW soS sosc m Ne z zsiog s6
3O1ac; No. white. 3O1ac: No. white,
3013c. Oats-No. 2 white 2O% 621lac;
Barley-34a 45c. Timothy-s2.7563. Glover
SO 1904.
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By United Press

TOLEDO. June -Hogs-Receipts. ESQ;
market; loQl5c higher; heavy workers,
@36o pigs, $3@Sl5; lights, S3a3i5;
roughs, s2G2.25. Cattle-Receipts, light
market, steady. Cslves-Receipts, light
market. SOC higher: Sheep and lambs
Receipts. light: market. strong.
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TOLEDO, June 10.-Cash gin close:
grain in elevators, transit billing. Wheat
No. red. 5ln52c. Corn-No. 2 yellow.
1872 G33lzc. Oats-No. 2 white, 23G2zc.
Rye-No. 2-3s1a n 3912c: track prices.
28l2c rate. Wheat-No. 2 red. 45IzG46cs
No l red, 1-cent premium; No red -
to 3 cents discount; No: red az to :
cents discount. Corn-No. ? yellow. 2s8
629c; No yellow. 271a a 28c Oats-No.
white, 20G2lc: No. 3 white, ls9201ae,
Clover-Prime, SO. Alsyke-Cash, SO rs,
Butter-Fancy creamery 22c. Eggs-ExS
tras. 111a0l2c. Hay-Timothy per ewt.t
30 cents
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By United Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. June 1o.-Hog market.
lights. s.. % as IS: lights. s325 sal so: me
diums. s3.25@3.35; heavies S363I5:
roughs, $3.50; stays. 81 so: calves, s56775:
eve and wethers. s6d6.25 bucks. s5@
5.25.
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June 10
Net balance for June 3d.. S256 067, 208 AZ
Expenditures ,...........:... 4,55a, sos %
Customs reefs month to date 4,42s ,626.s9
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

6sbits .................... 5,7s3 900 90
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BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. June 10.-Primarv receipts.
Wheat. 37l 900 against 611.000; corn. 154.-
600 against Alb 900: oats. 14l 900 against
201 600. Shipments-Wheat 292. 900 against
1.l69. 900: corn. 4l1.0 against 404 600: oats,
SOS 900 against 900.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Pittsburgh & West Virginia in April
showed net loss amounting to s38 795 after
April 1885, four months S204 1897, against
net income Of $3.50, 1855.
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Yet two Indianapolis men could
not be nominated for major posts
the pEty managers reasoned, SO
forgetting their promises, the very
Evening star., 1932-12-26
REFINED COLORED.

13g PHftk ND. NV.
Under new management. ] and 2 rms.
kit, dLxette. bath. dressing closet, porch;
S35 up; newly decorated very desirable.
Evening star., 1932-12-26

1900 TAYLOR STREET NV.
:, rms. dinette. kit b. Free refrir s45 100
FRANCIS A BLUNDON co. so5 II NV.
BEST N\TOWN VALUE :,
, r.. SID; 3 T.. $50; + r.. sos.
Hlgh-clasS marble bldg: elcv serv: save
car fare. ChampiaIn. 1924 K NV. Nat. Dab
SD 50
Evening star., 1932-12-26

Brick house with 6 large rooms. bath and
garage has Just been redecorated and paint
ed throughout II you are in the market
for home that you can buy on terms like
l.. f. BREUNINGER & SONS,
Investment Bldg Nat oO4O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APARTMENTS-UNF
1921 KENYON ST. NV ROOM. DIN
cite. kitchenette, bath, General Electric re-
trigcration; low rentals; open and lighted
See resident manager. Apt 1O7.
NEW WEBSTER. 44O3 14th-TWO GROOM
decorated; low rents Apply to manager.
350l AND 26Ol CALVERT ST. NW.-MOD-
ern :'-room apartments with porch. over
ais. Resident manager. Columbia z6o9,
l745 K. ST. NV LARGE ROOM, KITCH
tance Of business district: reasonable rent
ais Resident manager. District 46:;".
THE COTTON. ~ EYE ST. N.W-LARGE
2-room apartments with kitchen dinette
dent MANAGER. Metropolitan 0514.
533s COLORADO AVE. N.W:.-oNE LARGE
ppom G dne,tf Gtc?en ana path; fqGnisned
alton; reasonable rentals. Resident man
aeer. GeOrfia 1895.
los NEWTON ST. NV? AND 3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath kelvinator on house cur
bfnti bia a15s Tsasonab'e rentals 'anitoF' Column
THE CRESTHILL. 1880 BELMONT ST. NV.
Large ! and : room apartments; ,ua. ideal
Resident MANAGER Adams 1870.
s cGsA EYE EYE: 3 ss55S: BINS Ne: hD 5
4 ROOM BEAUTIFUL UNFURNIsHED
apartment. private bath. front porch. cellar
and yard; heat gas and electrisitg fur, fur,
Cap. st.
45O6 GA AVE THREE ROOMS AND
bath. in spotlesSly clean. modern apartment;
frigidaire on house current; $4,000 per
month. Apply resident manager.
1876 WEBSTER ST. NV. NEAR SOLDIERS
Home. Attractive residential section; near
schools. churches: bus and cars. 3 rooms,
< and B. Frisidaire Reduced to $3.50.
L1v. RM... BED RM-. KIT. BATH. PORCH
BncHANAN B1aHa l4 Aprs Furn 45eS sth g. nv rS1
ept.; walking distance downtown: General
Electri; refrigerator: S45 See Apt. /. 2S'
1898 !? ST. .N.w.-FIvE ROOMS. BATH.
inclosed sleeping porch Frigidaire; reason
able. See resident manager.
sHAR snh sss AMP Ta HxF ny NWARF AasFess OF Box
THE NEW AMSTERDAM APT.
.5o--Apartment EOS. Corner ,loca
room. small hall. Pullman Kitchen refrigera-
tim on house current: good roil-away bed.
sure Ivna pnman & SGutessn Fsen efRH @
equipped. with free Frigidaire: comfort;
able rse bath th;v tsd rreshly decorated
ssS;S sss T.s on Fs!F
vt pretty 'r, room 11 With Compact Kitchen unit and
free Frigidaire: large roll : away bed in
closet. small hall and handsome floors.
APT; 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH:
near schools and churches; rent reduced.
5000 Northampton ST.. Chevy Chase.
ALBEMARLE-ONE RIM. K & B.. S35; 2
rms. & ,: S45: :: rms: ;t:, kitchen n:, alcovs
bath. S75. electric refrigeration on house
current: 24-hr elevator service. May we
call and show YOU these apartments? Day
phone. West "044. Night and Sunday.
Cleveland 1871.
REFINED COLORED.
132 PARK RID. NV.
Under new management and rms.
kit, diL1ette. bath. dressing closet, porch;
$35 up; newly decorated; very desirable.
1901 9th ST. NV.
Single vacancy Of 3 large. bright rooms.
kit, bath; S42.5
2724 11th ST. NV
One Of the better class buildings for COL
ored. Only one vacant has 2 rooms. kit,
bath; $40. Real service here.
BOSS l. PHELPS,
l1l7 Z o.. NV. Nat. $780,
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XVANTED-SALESMEN.

A C. OF can use men having been sue
Cessiul IN drec5 or inolrcct saIcSwork Tor
past = to 10 years. Should have desire and
a5llifv TO WORK and advance rather than
wan, handsome income "a first. # you are
rob nunter or ad chaser please co not IN
yest!eate Reply stating phone. age, past
. connections; also present, no canvassIng;
must have car, preference gwen married
man. Address Box Sob, star ofhce.
ONE FORMER successful aluminium sales
man can capitalize on pas, experience II
Capatln OF managing territory. G.Ee p. eSeHt
connection. also notation OF your past; re
nlJaeIat!on no. discussed until applicant IS
thoroughly inve5sl tea; give age. Address
BcX COB. Star office.
SALESMAN Cigars; progressive and eH-
pandIne marutac -UrG. reqIlTeS cigar
men with fclloXi-e; Tues. & Wed -.
Penna. ave, . to 10 an "G'
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STORE FIXTURES. lunch room equipment;
trre Co., Ala 9th st. NV Nat. 1893.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 l9th-lst FLOOR.
3 r; kitchenette. private bath. refrlgerstlon'
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HO-
tel Goth and F SITS n.w.-l room. kit. bath.
completely furnished. linens. silver: Frigid-
aire: ray week, month: reasonable. Nat 54"5.
THE nuGHASAS eS4eS 6oF lh l:t ngcHA4AS yS 1si q
Also Wyatt Apis. 4520 Ga. ave. $50 to so
ai45 l4th N.w-LARGE BASEMENT ROOM
eookns d 1q5 oT 6TC go AGams ss, so space Tor
room and bath: reasonable Apt, 800.
1894 COLUMBIA RID. NV. lst FL. >i5
no n baFs MuPsb1 bts INV widows 5
elec, linen. silver Turn Adults. adams
l0:l3.
I4ai r. I. AVE. Nw.-LARGE ROOM
well furnished; kitchen, $50 month; LARGE
front room. Kitchen; private bath So
Large room, twin beds Ink. $50
cellent location: Will suDlet or share beauti-
full. elef antly fur. apt. or rent room with
privileges; reas.; ref. Ad. 800. after : pm.
nislisd, prices are available in the following
hiRn-class buildings:
Monmouth. 1919 G. st NV.
Fontanet Courts. 400 Fairmont 81. n v.
3i4d Connecticut ave.
FIDELITY sToRAGE. i4@o St. NV.
North :i40u.
3445 MT PLEASANT ST. Nw.-FOUR
rooms. kitchen bath. second floor detached
house. overlooking Rock Greek Park: S55.
Priced very low. Adults only Adams 33SI,
after Sunday. for inspection.
1907 ST. NW.-CLEAN SUNNY APT.
walking distance downtown; / or > r. and
k: h VIII: Southern exposure. Reasonable.
2St6 CONN AVE.-LIVING ROOM BED
room. private bath. attractive home: maid
:ervce. linen. telephone included, so.
Adams 1870.
EXCLUSIVE TAFT BRIDGE.
3 r.. FUR. 500: ) RMS. 500.
New bldg. best location; elevator. switch
board: beautiful apt. tile bath. completely
furnished: convenient. Phone Pot. 5oS3.
APT. RENTING BUREAU.
Private cars to inspect apts furn. and
urturn.: all prices; no obligation Nat. o4 %
WE PLACE YOU FREE.
Fur. and Untur. Apts. and Houses
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE.
a., Eye St. NV Dist 696S. "6'
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sALE-BusINESs PROPERTY,

sos 18Th ST NW-VALUABLE BUSINESS
property; !ot. 23xlOo #; next to corne-
18TH and F. il tie heart of shopping ard
tkeater district Apply
CHARLIE 500. G05 H ST. NV,
CHONG LEE. 1851 ST NV
TOM POY. Coo 18th ST. NV A."
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

ROOMS-UNFURNIS
1923 POTOMAC AVE SE.-3 ROOMS
screened porch. sink. cont. h.w, cleo, gas
included S32 so: adults.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
lll9 9th ST. NW-RoOm and board, three
sA IS Week. 0i RING DOOR Hef, BELL IL 'ADe sa
WITH OR WITHOUT BOARDING. large
bright rooms; singley or ensuite; zone with
hot water; unlimited phone privilege: large
double garage, half block to bus. In beau
tltu Sixteenth st. Heights, near Walter Reed
Phone Georgia G9j1.
rooms. delicious meals; rates based on pres
ent economic conditions: Just like home
OPPOSITE KENNEDY W WARREN-3loo
Conn. ave, Apt. 430-Lorely single room
81 month, real home; excellent meals,
private family.
CLUB .FAUNTLEROY GIRLS. I792 Mass
section, within walking distance OF Govt
depts $50. S35 and $40 North 1861
1929 ST; NV. -Maraue-Large front
Fe9 Bath eseelel ns9 boa4d ds
10: 18th ST. Nw,-vacancies for several
young ladies or gentlemen; warm. comfort
able rooms: excellent meals; home comforts;
So" so S35, $40 81
:i4.3 18th ST. NW.-single and double. IS
and 81 splenoid home, for business men:
libo lblH N. W.-NlCtIS IllSItu WtIl Hcdl-
ed rooms; inst. hot water. semi-private bath.
shower; good meals: reduced rates. i
HOTEL OLIVER. "l"5 q ST. NV.
Private rooms with hot and cold running
water. shower, :, meals in main dining room.
SO week: hotel service uneXcelled.
lG::2 18th W.-BEAUTIFUL. CLEAN, FUR
NISHED ROOMS. EVERY COMFORT;
PLENTY HEAT. HOT WATER: DELIGHT
FUL TABLE. ALI. DELICACIES OF SEASON.
1861 MASS AVE. NV.
Attractive double room next bath; suit
able for couple or two ladies.
MACACIA CLUB.
13HG-oS-30 10Th st. Nv. at Dupont Circle.
WaShngtous finest boarding club; $40 up.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BARGAIN - CHEVY CHASE D C-DF-
tached brick home Of s. rooms, " baths, serv-
ant room, oil burner and garage beautiful
shade trees and shrubberv Call ov-e- Tn
coin 940d. or North G.G5
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CHEVROLET engine n. eoS. 4-cylinder. ex-
chaneed ~ 50: engine welded in car. Weldit
Co, SO lSt ST. NV.
CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1928 In
splendid condition throughout; Sll5; will
accept 80 cash and $40 monthly. Can be
seen al. my home, @.52 Woodley pl. NV.
Evening star., 1932-12-26

rAkCMA PARK BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS,
inclosed sleeping porch: modern; Garage; eX-
Cellent condition. G5":I 1st ST. NV. Ge. us!o.
G:i1 ST. N.W-l5 ROOMS. GUITABLE
Tor roomlng house or apartments. j. q.
STEIN. 4S2 Indiana ave.
WE HAVE OVER 100 PROPERTIES FOR
rent All in good condition. Reasonable
Evening star., 1932-12-26

HUGS. altEaVe aNd mndern. Persian and
Chinese: wonderful value: sacrifice price
1S'." Bltmore st. NV. Adams 4sGS.
SEWING MACEINES-D-cphead Singer. Sis:
New Home. SIS Standard SIS; New Ideal.
$40: others at s.: all guar. New machines.
81 mo. Renting and repairing Open eve
ningS. CITY Sewing Machine Co. 9@1 Goth
st Ma
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i5i5 L ST N.W-Lovely, clean, warm front
room, adjoining bath Ink $50; night
service: single room. 81.
GRAFTON ANNEX. 1875 De Sales .st.--A
to $50 single: - to Slu. double. near
shower baths; telephone and running water
in each room; freproof building; "i-hr.
elevator service.
THE ALTURAS. 1909 10th ST.-Pooms in
modern 1oo-room fireproof building with new
furniture :4-hoqr elevator service, owner h,
on premises; single or double: 81. IS, $500
week, tlansients. 81 up
400 10Th ST, NW.-Front bed room. single
and oouble' 3 90 ala - per week iarse
Ii..9 .ISt ST NW.-AttI active ROOM kitch-
enette; operating fireplace, excellent neigh
bornood: cont. hot water. Also single room.
14:, CHAPLIN N.W.-,Close in; Al rm. IN
and car line; garage. Col. 1918 20
LARGE FRONT DOUBLE nicely furnished.
twin bed; private family; all convenienceS;
lines and bus: married couple or middle
aged LADY; nus! be empioyea; references
l'l: ST. Il block Conn.--For young man,
slnsle, warm room. cont. hot water; private
family So, No. 6:o,
1919 ADAMS MILL RID, 18th and Col. Rd.
Nice housekeeping and bed rooms from sl5
up per month.
sALARIED MAN may reduce board and room
70 $500 by Il hours office work weekly.
Rescarchmen'S Club. 1907 Eye. 2S'
privileges. service: Also i4:iG Col, "a. s.5.
S:'5. $40; plenty heat. h. W: base. 81. -
1.13 GIRARD NV. -. Cheerful. attractive
front. suited for two; also single; telephone,
privileges. garage: very reasonable.
THOMAS CIRCLE M 1aas M Mass Ave NV NV
heat. southeastern exposure: very cheerful.
2s"G CONN AVE.-Living room. bed room.
private bath; attractive home: accommodate
two or three adults; $40. Adams l3:o.
warm room in large 4th-1oor apt; plenty
heat and hot water; Il block of Conn; ave.
Tel North S142.
11lG 9th N.w.-Clean comfortable rooms:
onl-. Ring house bell. 20
9.O GRANT (G) PLACE-Rooms, $3.50
up. "Ui NJ n.w-L.h-k rooms. 81 up: j.
room apt. 81 -
double front room. adjoining bath. over
looking park; General "
1922 L ST. NW-Clean. Ink. rooms. rea
running water. S1-$s wkly.; single. S:s.5o-Si.
81 EYE ST N.w.-warm, cozy; homelike
rooms, gas range. cleo. silver. dlShes. nnenS'
TELEPHONE: orly 50 up; 3 days free "9'
GORDON HOTEL. g16 16th ST.-Warm.
iieht rooms near showers: some rooms with
runnins water Or private bath da,be eanSs @ to to
S12 weekly. 24-hour e.evator switchboard
service.
1910, 1916 EYE NV tFranklin PkD-S3.5O
wk. up beds, 30c transients,. L5c up. Beds
in warm room, 20c night, 326 G s:w. 2S1
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk.. single rms;
doubles. 81. so clean. warm; 4 baths. inst
h. W. steam ht.: > car lines; men. d. 102l3.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 nth ST. NV
These room values are uneaualed: Newly
furnished well heated rooms, each with prl-
vate bath or running water: near showers;
elevator. Single. S6-S1. weekly; double. 81,
So. $40 weekly
ESQ EAST CAPlTOL-Neatly furnished room.
next to path: free telephone service same
floor. Lin. 1885.
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NJ ST NV, JtsT EAST OF ath-LARGE 3.
story brick dwelling. electricity: zoned frst
commercial: rent to colorcd $40 per month,
Price $3.50; first trust. $4,000
c. ". SIMPSON Co
lo2f Vermont Ave. Met 57OO
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GOOD TIMES OR BAD. COMPETENT TELE--
phone switchboard operating commands good
pay OHford Bids. !+th & N. Y. ave.
Most PRACTICAL BUSINESS AND SEC
re arlaI courses. Actua! once experience.
Cooperative plan i'll da1 school reduces cost
59'. Limited en-! oIlmen.. Make TeServa-
items now Beqin Later If necessary. Night
sciool offers Shorthand TypLng, D!ctat!on.
- month. CAPITAL CITY COLLEGE, 1880
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S. O.S. GOOD USED TRUCKS
RENT-GARAGE.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

COMMERCIAL FIREPROoF HEATED GA
rage 5Ox51, with loft Ny. PARKER. 1887
lst st. ne Phone Met. 1900.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs.

WILL PAY CASH For SMALL HOUSES,
'ThitH o. Cnlored. repardless Of condition.
VIM J. CAiLAEAN. It2s Eye w Nat sg11.
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES. no COM
- is 'o1: d 9 oCl-- immediate action. z. A.
GARVEY Dist. $40. 1910 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1932-12-26
SALE OR RENT-HOUsEs.

COLOREDCsAVE MONEY BUYING OR
HoSsrs 40 ii.h &. :e'. ea ISL. kpssmer M S ne v
N Z. RYoN CO.. 1916 N. Y. ave, Ma. zoos.
Evening star., 1932-12-26
NANTED-STOPES
OFFICES AND STUnIoS

faciiIties for ptTinps for station Rent
must be reasonable. Address Box 33s-B,
star Office
Evening star., 1932-12-26

ADJOINIe!Ci PALAIS ROYAL 4e3 18th ST
n.w.-Two large. front rooms. second foor
suitable oe?uty shop. doctors. ctr Apply
HOWENSTEIN. Agcat.. eth and sts ne
Evening star., 1932-12-26
E.1p.oYnlENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has cocE5. maids.
housawoikerc: Gav week, month; references
invest.gated DEC 35JI. 1897 1lti st. NV
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Evening star., 1932-12-26
SALE-HOUSES.

SEVERAL BUILDERS AND REAL ESTATE
men have recently said that this house is
in lhf The oEoK
VII VII dnn nd in nnav house @ that costs much as
eaas Box mS9thy staf Address
Real RE VALUE IN THIS HOUSE AT sl4,a3o
hall. living room. library. lavatory. dining
room. kitchen and pantry with a Frigidaire;
floor. maids room and attic. Three porches.
Add1nss oWns1 weathsr Rx R eaT
OWNER UNABLE TO KEEP UP PAYMENTS
saSare ffS shfa eeT Hsh sehool S5
SIon down. $3.50 monthly. :, sTEUART
RRoTMERs RR THIEF kiS Nc at 9Th a and nx q goo4 ave- NV
YOU WILL NOT REGRET BUYING THIS
condition: buii;.n SsTafe, Near Union Mar ar
VIII rent for $50 month Address owner,
early American home, has been officially
approved as having real architectural merit.
It will appeal to those who want something
unusual in home. Contains every modern
convenience and has "-car garage; mnioge
" la ndscaped with planned gardens S"6,500
Address owner. Boz: 106-B. Star office.
HEPES REAL BARGAIN AT sG,5OO-
Six-room brick house with "-car brick ga
rage; near Pa. ave. and 11th st Sc; hot
ter Sea resns ef s @ essh 9r so months afs
Address owner. Box 1o5-B. Star onice.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE HOMES IN SILVER
fully peid for. can Be- purchased at . very
sus with ,rn f na1o
MORTGAGES and is in the position to quote
present-dav prices. Kindly call NATIONAL
es5nins will be mailed with
: PRICE. $4,000.
Brick house with large rooms. bath and
garage; has Just been redecorated and paint
ed throughout. II you are in the market
for home that you can buy on terms like
l.. F. BREUNINGER & SONS,
Investment Bldg. Nat. 2O4O.
WHY RENT?
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Raposse-Sed homes 70 be sold at
rnents less than rent. Payments in
clude all interest.
so5o Bennett idispree pis ne. . .s45 mo.
i3a5 Newton st. NV. 59 80 mo.
1876 Insieside Terrace NV. O.. 90 mo.
made Other bargains
EDW. NJ. WILLIS.
Tower Bldg Nat r479.
COLoREDl8 ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL,
hardwood floors tile bath. h;.w;h. cleo;
colonial type. Price less than $1,000; good
terms Pot. 4204
CoLoRED-.6 ROOMS. TILED BATH. RE
ception hall; cellar: etc; near End and s.
1160.