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ENpEoyMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE has A-l-cooks maids.
vestiKated. Decatur 1851. 1887 llth NV.
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$50
MO BIOL

The Mobiloil Orchestra directed
by Nathaniel Shilkret plays
medley of 1881 song hits
Gladys Rice sings Try to Forget
Douglas Stanbury sings
One Alone Del Staigers,
famous cornetist, as guest artist.
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statesmen

Stop complaining about hard times. We
can use a few good men, preferably with
cars Local scauaintanceS big asset. NO
limit to your earnings Pay weekly;
CALL AT 10 AM. SHARP,
o21-o27 TOWER BLDG.
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DOWNTOWN BANK

one of Washington's strongest financial
institutions tas openings for three men with
good references and some sales ability 1or
ment A good connection for 1882 II you
are qualified Courteous intervleW granted
Telephone Mr.. Smith. National sll4'
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HACKERS

Our arrangement with a dealer enables
you to start with brand-new 1882 CheYro-
let on 800 down payment.
BELL CAB ASSOCIATION,
I217 T. ct NV
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900
HALSEY, STUART

Distinctive orchestral music in
cludes Brahms Hungarian
Dance VI, Korngold's Wichffl-
mannlein, Selections from
Naughty Maristta. Old Coun-
sellor topic: Ysar Financial
Okjscfips and Hs1U 10 Attain II.
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HELP----MrN.

~
ADyERT1sING CAMPAIGN; white, and col,
ored small salary references required. 1410
H NV, Room 2l9, am. and $50 pm. 8"
AUTO statesmen = Two experienced men
capable OF selling new and used cars; Dodge
tors, Inc, $40 st. ne.
BUTCHER, first-class only. Mr.. Ray 100
COLLECTOR, experienced, with car; must
mission to live wire. Apply at once ASkins.
| COLLECTOR. with car, for a credit clothing
store only experienced need apply. So9
DRIVER. white should be Intelligent. Apply
Economy Fish and Poultry Market, 706 P
st. NV.
periencsd; give reference. Address Box
l13-C. Star ofice.
MAN to become special representative in the
Sse R 90 o. snd
state age, whether married or single. ED eda- T.
CONFIDENTIAL Address Box 40-A, Star ONCE
MAN. experienced, by reliable collection
agency to solicit accounts for collection.
Address Box 83-C, Star ofice. 7s
about 81 per day to start. Apply 2i4 Dis
trict National Bank Bldg, from 2 to pm
MEN to learn the laundry business from the
need apply; those selected will be given ex-
celent opportunity. Apply washington Laun-
dry, 27th and X, $50 pm. See Mr.. Neu-
mann.
MEN to solicit advertising for established
directory concern; good commission: leads
furnished. Address Box 212-C Star ONCE =
MEN wanted to represent the A. A. A; no
trained, permanent connection and future
to aDDlicants that qusify Apply to asld
BdR 6ttwesn rh ana and pa q aYf NV Mills
MEN (5), neat appearing, to cover established
territory sis and bonus conditional, to
you speciai i'f Offer for one With car Appg
after $50 pm 826 Investment Bldg, 18Th
and need specialists for all lines: Apply be-
fore $50 am, 5l4 Mather Bldg. el6 G
st. NV.
soLICrToRs-Har worker, can make ex-
ave: NV, End floor, rear.
TAILOR-Expert; work on commission basis
Call Decatur 5000, Mr.. Carpenter, in valet
shop.
TAXICAB DRIVERS (25G OF the better class;
opportunity to make real money. Apply
Broadmoor Taxi Corp, Alta st. Sw. See
Mr. Wolfe.
WANTED-Neat appearing man between ,21
and 4 with some sales experience and who
Unusual opportunity i.' for qulck promotion.
Personnel Dept. lst floor. Barber & Ross,
Inc, 11th and G. Thursday morning after
10 o'clock.
YOUNG MAN, Cathalic, as salesman; perma-
nent work; city or country. Excellent
chance for advancement. Al references re-
CURED; Call 8 to 10 or to 6, Room $685.
Peoples Life Bldg, 14th and II SITS. NV.
YOUNG MAN-We have an opening for
young man; must be of neat appearance and
possess a fair education. This Is perma-
nent position and offers an excellent oppor-
tunity; resident of Northwest section pre-
ferred. Call in person between IL and 4,
Emerson Orme. 1906 Conn ave.
HACKERS.
Our arrangement with a dealer enables
you to start with brand-new 1882 CheYro-
let on 500 down payment.
BELL CAB ASSOCIATION,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES


LEARN GOOD BEAUTY CULTURE AT THE
MGaoelle Honour School (Estab, 1919. New
9Sy, gnno,e eve classes now forming. Mabelle
aoors a1omour Bldg,. 1925 N H. Ave, 2nd and 3rd
PLAY JAZZ IN 20 LESsONS-Piano. sax,
nan5o menf, etc etc; Free LESSONS II you buy instru-
christensen School. 718 lth NV. Dist. 1878.
LET US START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
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Cal any time. Adams 3489. 7'
WHY TAKE CHANCES WHEN MONEY AND
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a,y, Boyds intensive secretarial Business Courses
places thousands annually. Play SAFE. get
thTou6Sab the 6ast III Instruction and good position
years, years Enroll Immediately. Boyd secretarial
school 1888 F st. Nat. 2338.
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msthod MdssO Du coir, cS H4e Dsa 7ssi attsT M
CIVIL SERVICE.
c,pS2 POLICEMAN exam. SPECIAL prepaEati9,n
GeTk ce1E Pr6Sm9ton 6 statstea CLERK edt0Ga
Sc. corner 18th and md F ! NV. Net. 6ss7
Stenography, TypeWriting.
- Tuition only IS a month. beginning today
Speed dtctation. Instruction every day and
every night. The Civil Service Preparatory
School Sc, corner 18th & F NV. Met. 6337
GREGG SHORTHAND
Beginners Glass January s, 7 PM
Review Glass January s, 7:45 PM.
TEMPLE SCHOOL,
1920 K st. Nat. 1888.
HELP WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR all-around expert
eneed: none other need apply. McCarl
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BUYER for toilet goods, notions
and art needle work. Assistant
buyer with department store ex-
perience in either toilet goods or
notions preferred. Employment
office, Kings Palace.
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MEAT STAND
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee sasifaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000, Branch 215.
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EXTRA LUMBER DEMAND
NOTED IN SEPTEMBER

The September rise in lumber orders
as reported by leading manufacturers Of
the country to the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association was appre-
ciably greater than the seasonal up
turn, as compared with September of
the years 1926 and 1880, inclusive, which
may be considered normal period
September. 1882, orders were approx
mately equal in volume to those of Sep
tember, 1881. The week ended Sep
tember II was the highest week in 1882
for lumber orders booked at reporting
mills.
Decline Of 20 per cent in new business
is shown during the first three weeks of
October as compared with September.
and OF "A per cent as compared with
October Of last year. The trend frcm
September is normally downward. The
October drop this year was unusually
great because of the high record of
September but conforms quite closely
to the f1ve-year average decline from
August
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. October % Up (Urited
States Department Of Agriculture) -
Cattle-Receipts, zoo head; compared
week ago choice fed steers with weight
25 higher; bulk in between barely
steady; some closing sales almost on
parity with last weeks low time: light
heifer and mixed yea-lings along with
most butcher heifers IS higher; in
stances more: but beef COWS weak and
cutters 10a15 lower: bulls steady to
weak and vealers 25a50 higher: stock
steers steady to 25 lower: largely steer
run; in between grades predominating;
very uneven; general undertone bearish
in response to sluggish dressed beef
trade, approximately 10000 Westerns
trade: approximately 10000 Westerns
down to 375, choice stockers up TO 6.25.
extreme top prime fed steers, 985 few
leads, 9.50a965, but few above 900:
bulk. 5,75a8.00; best light ard heavy
heifers. $50.
Sheep-Receipts 1908 t2day's market
nominal; for week ending Friday l25
doubles from feeding stations $4,000
direct; killing classes unevenly steady
to 25 lower, decline largely on lambs
grading below choice; feeders weak to
25 lower; closing bulks follow: Good to
choice native and range lambs, 5.00a
$50; weeks top, 5.G5 and SIS. respec
lively; fed Westerns averaging 80a93
pounds, 525a5.5O; medium Montanas,
425a465 native throWouts. 3.50a400
choice, "a pound. fed yearlings. 450;
fat ewes. 125a200: selected white faced
feeding lambs, 4.50a475 black faces,
500a5.25.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head including
1850 direct; steady to weak l80-270
pounds, 325a3 30; top. 335; few heavier
weights ard plainer grades downward
to 800 and below; compared Weel, ago
25 lower: shippers took none: estimated
holGovers 1000: light lights. good and
Chcico, 140-l60 pounds 15a3.35; light
weights, 10000 pounds 325a335;
medium weights, 200250 pounds,
325a3 35: heavyweights. 250-350 pounds,
29Oa33J 2 packing sows. medium and
good. 275-5OO pounds 2.3O-31O; pigs,
good and choice. l00-l30 pounds, 3O0a
$50.
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CURB SHARES DROP
IN LIGHT TURNOVER.
Utilities Off From Fractions
to One Point-Other Is
sues Inactive.
BY the Associated Press.

By he Associated Press.
NEW YORK. October 29-The Curb
today drifted along in the backWash of
heavy market en- the big beard, -e
cording numerous losses of a point or
more in the leading issues.
Foreseeing little likelihood of con-
stTuctive operations over the election,
floor traders were content to rest on
their short positions, and in the absence
OF any new substantial buying interest,
values continued their familiar down.
ward slant.
Utilities ended the session from frac-
tiCnS to point lower. One exception
to this trend was United Light & Power
convertible preferred. which extended
its advance OF the past few days Elec-
trio Bond & Share was under consider
able pressure near the close
Mining and oil issues did not vary
greatly and remained inactive In
dustr!al specialties were generally lower
though their losses were not important.
Aluminium Co. Of America dropped
point and A. o. Smith sagged fraC-
tionally from its opening level. Singer
Manufacturing rose slightly on few
trades.
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Tomato Canning Increases.

Maryland's canning crop of tomatoes
for 1882 is forecast at 1865 tons.
which is an increase Of 66 per cent
over last years crop in spite of a 10
per cent cut In acreage. The crop
yielded. on the average, about 81 tons
per acre, while last years crop was
only about tons. This makes Mary
land the fourth highest producing State
this year, being exceeded only by Indi-
ana, New Jersey and California.
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TWO FACTORS HELD KEY
TO BUSINESS ADVANCE
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DlnphtCH W AHe otdf
NEW YORK, October 29-Hesitation
on the part Of business cannot be ex-
planned by uncertainty over elections,
according to the Alexander Hamilton
Institutes current weekly:
If uncertainty is a factor, 1t is one
Of little importance. Moreover, there is
no justification for expecting that the
course of business will be radically
changed by the election. There are two
fundamental ways by which the Gov
ernment can affect business, namely, by
its money policy and by taxation. Con-
sequently. as far as the Government is
concerned, business revival Is chiefly
dependent upon the maintenance of the
soundness of the American dollar
through the rejection of all inflationary
schemes and upon the reduction of tax
alton through a decrease in Govern
ment expenditures. Both parties are
pledged to sound money and both can
didates have made it known that they
understand the necessity for lowering
the cost of government
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Cotton Goods Prices Easier.

NEW YORK, October 29 (P.-
Cotton goods prices are easier on some
constructions Of print cloths, broad
cloths and sheeting and on few Of
the plain constructions of fine comb
yarn cloths, according to dealers The
volume of new business is light al
though shipments continue at the re-
Gently increased volume.
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Important Changes.
Most important price changes in the
McGill weekly price indices:
HUGE MARYLAND TURKEY
CROP IS NOW INDICATED

The number of turkeys on Maryland
farms this Fall is about per cent
larger than last year and increases are
general in most of the larger turkey
producing States. However, it is re-
ported Mr.. Gobbler has not developed
quite as fast as in the Fall of 1881 and
as a result only about 40 per cent of
the crop will be ready for the Thanks
giving marketing. while As per cent
should be available for Christmas.
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POTATO MARKET.

CHICAGO, October 20 (P) UNITED
States Department of Agriculture) -
Potatoes, 81 cars; on track, 26O cars;
total United States shipments, 452 cars;
dull; supplies moderate; trading slow;
Wisconsin Cobblers, 60a65; Minnesota
Cobblers, few sales, 60a65: South Dakota
Ohios, 55a60; Idaho Russets, mostly
05a1l0.
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Grain Market

b. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 29.-Wheat late
today sold at 437s cents for December
contracts, outdoing the lowest price ever
reached heretofore by any delivery on
the Chicago Board of Trade.
Acute scarcity of buying orders was
an outstanding feature in the wheat pit
here Reported selling of new crop Aus
tralian wheat at Liverpool had a de-
cided bearish influence also. together
with price breaks in Winnipeg showing
ttat Canadian wheat was keeping step
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Pennsy Income Increases.

NEW YORK. October % lP).-Penn-
sylvania Railroads net operating in
come in September reached the high
est point so far this year at S45l9,365.
Including subcharges. net operating in
come amounted TO S5165, $50. compared
with s2,G27698 in August and 55,706.-
933 in September 1881. Gross revenues
Of e26,325.5 $50 marked the largest for
any month since May.
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New State Financing.

NEW YORK. October 29 CPl.-New
State and municipal financing sched-
uled for next week amounts to S4,34O,-
o22. the Daily Bond Buyers reports.
This compares with S15,96e,969 in the
past week and weekly average for the
year to date of S13,A99ll0.
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What Things Cost
Compiled by Standard Statistics Co.

NEW YORK, October 20 R-Of the
25 important commodities in the fol-
lowing table, 4 are higher in price
than last week, IL are lower and re-
main unchanged. Three are at their
highs for 1892 and two are at their
lous
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Unfavorable Dividend Changes.

NEW YORK. October 29 (P).-Un-
favorable dividend changes in the past
week totaled "a, unchanged from the
previous week the Standard Statistics
Co. reports. There were favorable
changes compared with II the week be-
fore
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Gold Stock Increases.

NEW YORK, October 29 IP). The
country's monetary gold stock gained
$02 500 yesterday as a result of an i'm
port of s3O,700 from Mexico and s5l 800
decrease in gold earmarked for foreign
account.
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with the downward course of grain val
ues in the United States.
Wheat closed wavering, 114a1l "a cents
lower than yesterdays finish; corn, asa
q down; oats, unchanged to u off, and
provisions, unchanged to cents down.
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STEEL MILL OPERATIONS.

NEW YORK, october 20 (P).-
Youngstown steel mill operations will
average 19 per cent at the start of next
week, according to estimates heard In
the steel trade today.
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Industrial Index.

Industrial commodities have consist
emily shown resistance to beariSh pres
sure during the past three weeks and
are holding we'll above the June low.
The recent decline is generally at
tributed to a psychological condition
discounting political aspects. Industrial
activity. which since the late Summer
has registered the first seasonal increase
since 1929. has continued to move up
ward, although at a more moderate
pace A check-up shows that there
has been no disposition to increase new
production OF raw: materials.
Agricultural prices were only slightly
lower. despite the new United States
lows for this century in grains. Wheat
is approaching an export basis and last
week was quoted at Liverpool at the
lowest level since 1888.
Live stock prices. following sharp
decline in late September and early
October. showed price stability.
Non-ferrous metals showed the great
est proportionate price change and were
sharply lower, due primarily to a sharp
decrease in copper prices.
Hides and leather were the only
group which showed price strength.
This w9S due to -cCoYe,y in hide
prices following the sharp break since
,he Sept amhe~ hign.
The six groups which showed no price
change We're live stock. building mate
ri2lS. chemicals. ferrous metals, paper
and pulp and fine textiles.
Important Changes.
Most important price changes in the
McGill weekly price indiceS
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
YEAR 1892
tReported by Chas. D. Barney &

by & Co
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Who was honored at White Sulphur
Springs by his associates has been
identified with the First National Bank
of Chicago since 1892. When the First
Trust & Savings Bank was organized.
in 1903, Ii ---os transferred to it. be-
coming assistant manager of the bond
department in 1909 In 1911 he was
promoted to manager of the bond de-
partment. which position he still holds.
Since January l, 1925. Mr.. Gordon
has been vice president of both the
First National Bank and the First Trust
g. Savings Bank and also a vice presi-
dent of the First Trust Joint Stock
Land Bank. He also is a member of
the board of directors and president Of
the Investors Protective Bureau.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Commodity Price
Changes of Week
BY ii. n. McGILL

OI IIIe -'ICNII41 OOIll4140S4V3 DV4 '3Vc' I'Ie'
AUBURNDALE, Mass, october 90 Up.
The downward trend of commodity
prices which has been in effect in re-
cent weeks continued during the past
week, although the degree of decline
was fractional A survey of price
changes in IA individual commodity
groups shows that seven were lower.
only one higher and six remained un-
changed
All commodities were not forcefully
affected, despite the fact that seven
groups were lower. A very slight price
weakness was noted in the industrial
and agricultural groups and declines i'll
fuels paint materials, coarse textiles
and vegetable oils We're also limited.
The most noteworthy decline was noted
in non n-ferrcus metals.
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Dividend dollars last quarterly semi annual
nc vmsnt tParty stock Payable
PAYABLE Plus SO
TeuIsr m Plus So in stock. D
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$500 IS STOLEN
|NROBBERY SERIES
Couple Parked Near Tidal
Basin Lose Car, Coat and
Cash-Nsitor Is SIugged.

Four hold-ups and series Of house,
breakings. in which more than $500
worth Of property was stolen, were re-
ported by police for the 2l-hour period
ending this morning.
A young couple parked near the Tidal
Basin shortly before midnight last night
were held up and the automobile In
which they were sitting was stolen, &C
cording to . report made to police.
The victims were Joseph j. Morrison.
1900 block Eighteenth street. and his
companion, Miss Mary T. Beale, 2100
block Florida avenue. Morrison said
the robbers took also his overcoAt and
Pennsylvania tags.
John Henry Donaghue, Salem, Mass.
was struck over the head by a colored
man and robbed Of $23 while in an
alley of Florida avenue, he told police.
Thomas B. Ramey. manager Of fill
ing station at Fourteenth street and
Parkwood place, was robbed Of $50 by
bandit. who brandished a pistol and
MADE him lie nat on the floor in rear
room while the robbery was committed.
Yesterday afternoon Carl D. Roper.
manager Of Sanitary Grocery store
in the 1000 block Of o street, was held
up ana r0DDed OF an unoertermMeQ
amount Of cash by lone bandit. The
money was obtained from the cash
william W. Brauer reported to police
that some $1,000 worth Of bonds, pay
able to his wife, had been stolen from
strong-box In his Office, at 631 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Other housebreakings reported in
cluded $25l.50 worth of jeWelry and
clothing taken from the apartment of
Francis Keegan, 1929 Twelfth street,
End some $8402 worth of flashlights,
electric irons and other items. taken
from q show window of store In the
1000 block Of Eighteenth street.
The apartment of Representative
William p. Holiday Of Illinois, 1448
Park road, was entered by burglar
who stole $6 in cash. Mr.. Holiday told
police the burglar gained entrance
through q door adjoining fire escape.
Evening star., 1932-12-15

Wonderful selection, including handkerchief -
pajana bags, bolster pajama cases. novelty
dolls handkerchief boxes rbbon-made earters -
chiffon handkerchief and garter sets, chiffon = ~
handkerchief and-nec klace sets-and many others
Evening star., 1932-12-15

primary object Of Rotary-to develop
understanding among men through
club, vocational. community and inter.
national service.
Thomas L. Eagan. secretary Of the
club, announced the next meeting would
be . joint affair with the Kiwanis Club
ut the Raleigh Hotel. He also said
the clubs Christmas party. 70 which
ladies win Be invited. will be held De-
cember 2S.
Maj. w. W. Kirby, chairman Of the
Christmas Fund Committee, urged CO.
operation in raising $4,000 for the bene-
At Of the Georgetown Boys Club, the
student loan fund and special welfare
work In Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1932-12-15
ELECTED SEVENTH TIME
W. II. Lewis, Jr., Again Head Of
Garfield Citizens Association.

w. H. Lewis. jr. was elected presi-
dent of Garfield Citizens Association
for the seventh consecutive term at a
meeting last night at Garfield School
Other officers elected include.
B. B. Joyce, vice president; w. r.
Giles. secretary. for the seventh term
r. Chase, treasurer. for the twentieth
term; w. P. Taylor, chaplain, for the
second term, and r. P. Corurn. sergeant
at arms.
Evening star., 1932-12-15
LAY DEATH TO SUICIDE
Authorities Believe Sailor Slashed
Throat Before Jumping Overheard.

- Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
SOLOMONs ISLAND, Nd, Decem-
Der 15.-Unsuccessfu IN their efforts to
recover the body Of Filipino, member
Of the crew Of the ship George I. Henry,
anchored here, local authorities today
attributed the mans disappearance TO
suicide.
A tran Of blood leading from the
sailors quarters to . porthole, caused
investigators TO believe the man slashed
his throat before jumping overheard.
He had been very i'll" for several days
before disappearing yesterday, it wss
said.
Evening star., 1932-12-15
SHIPPING BOARD ASKS
BIDS ON 40 VESSELS
scrapping to Start by January IS,
With IS Months Allowed for
Completion.

The Shipping Board yesterday adver-
tised for bids for the purchase Of ~
vessels, to be dismantled and scrapped
December 28 was set by the board ~
the opening date for these offers and
the contract will stipulate that the first
vessel be delivered and scrapping started
by January is next. All the ships are
to be scrapped within l3 months, at the
Evening star., 1932-12-15
Open Until O'Clock Tonight and Every Night Until Christmas

For the convenience Of the thousands Of choppers who
cannot shop leisure during the day, extend
closing hour from until o'clock for the final prehoday
period. Same good service during the day. Come in
the day you can-f you can-shop between and At night
Evening star., 1932-12-15
OLIVER SHORT TELLS
ROTARIANS OF WORK
Governor Returns After Tour Of
o2 Clubs-Urges Help for
Rnv9.

Oliver Short. governor Of the thirty
fourth district, Rotary international,
who arrived in Washington yesterday
after visiting 81 clubs in various parts
OF the country, was principal speaker
at the regular weekly luncheon Of the
Washington Rotary Club yesterday IN
the Willard Hotel.
Mr.. Short described activities in the
field Of Rotary work and discussed the
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mt. q No. fewer than three vessels .

rate oI not fewer than three vessels q
month.
In explaining is forthcoming sale, the
board said that these ships have little
likelihood Of sale to private interests
for operation. and owing to their age.
equipment and excessive cost Of repairs,
would not b placed in operation by the
board"
Tho ships-veStige of the wax-built
neet-Are At Norfolk, Va: New Yok,
New Orleans. Philadelphia and Balti-
more.