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lI1I l8tn 81 ~ w.
Elevator and Switchboard Service.
Etec, Refrigeration on House Current.
Resident ManageT ~
/ rm., kit, and bath. ......... t42.9o
: rooms. Kit, bath. se2. so to $3.50
; rooms, kit, bath and hall. .... 6o.oO
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LA RENE
s42s conn. AVE N.W.

24-hour elevator and switchboard
service Elsctrie refrigeration an
house current; Earags In basement
Resident manageT,
/ =, K. q a. q. - b. .ssI 50 = $50 %
J r., K, 4. a., b........ 1880 70 s7.s0
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PAnAMOUNT

e29 QUINCY ST, NV,
Elevator. Electric RefrigefM lion On
House Current Res. MGJ.
foyer. @ sun sun porch. q; $500 1 ,ss.sO
ineiossa hsi '; porch Ri :. - :.''.. 'os' Ts.eo
] rms, kit, b., d. o., with fcyer
and porch ................. eI.4
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IInes; cool. restfni; private family; excellent
meals; special care for elderly gentlemen;
reasonable. Address Box 3i-R, Star once
COUNTRY HOME. Frederick Valley; porehes'
shady lawn; golf and swimming near; troley.
Mrs Roy I, Hyndman, Frederick. Nd D
EAST WOODFORD HOUSE, farm attached
new staff; 500 feet elevation; cool, ssnltary;
10 miles out Phone Williams, Falls Church
s2s-F-2 P. o., Vienna, Va.
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THE RHODE ISLAND,

I437 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Downtown location; elevator seTV-
ice, electric refrigeration on house
current Resident manager
2 rms. X, d. a., b.....ses.oo 70 t11.ee
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RHODE ISLAND GARDENS,

30 r. I AVE. NE. ,.,
Elevator and SeeretaFial Switch
board Service Electric RefrigerAtion-
Resident Mgr.
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED
THE CONARD.
Corner l3th and Eye SIS, NV,

Corner 18Th and Eye SITS. NV.
No Lease Required.
Cheaper than paying room rent. Down
town location. oYeTlooking beautiful
Franklin Park 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service, Resident nAnager,
Nat 9070.
! room. kitchen, bath. reception hall
unfuTnished. t35 and $3.50
Also attractively furnished apaFtmsnts
FRANK A. SIMON.
Southern Bldg. Nat 366S
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THE KEYSTONE,

also PA. AVE. NV.
Elev. and switchboard serv.i elee.
refrig: gas and elee. included in rent
Resident Manager.
r, b., bed closet, kit. equip,
s52.50 to $3.50
r., b., rec. h., bed closet, kit
equip and inelosed porch. $500
2 r, K, d. a., 7, b., b........ 1850
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DUPONT,

i7i7 goth ST NV
Elevator Service, Elec. Refrigeration:
/ r., kit. equip, bath and. r. h., $4o 99
r. r. h, kit. equip and b.. ssa.qg
4 rms. kit. and bath. ......... l0o .oo
rooms. kit ana bath....... .l2O.Oo
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MARQUETTE,

Ais Pa AVE. NV.
Elevator, Switchboard, Electric
Rafrigeration. Resident ManageZ,
room, KIT, bath. .s42-so TO ~ q
rooms. kit. and bath...sss... ef-eo
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a524 10th ST. NV.
inao M ST NV

rms, E;It0'aIS IL and BAT bath $4,000 s42sO
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2tiS o st. NV.
Elevator Bldg, elee. refrig. on house
current: res mgr
rm.. kit. and bath. .s99. 50 Ss2 50
2 rms, kit. and bath. $500 TO o5'9o
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UNDER SAUL MANAGEMENT
2Ioe 18Th ST. NV.

Elevator and Switchboard service
Elee. Refrisersl!en On House Current
Resident ManaEer
3 rms. kit. and bath. $3.50 & s7e %
rooms, kit. and bath. .......-. es.oo
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RANnoLPH. TERRACE,

1900 14th ST. NV.
EieY., Observation-Disclosures aeTF-
Tee. elec. refrig. and res. mgr.
4 r, kit, b., porch $3.50 70 tTI.se
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PENTILLY.

1872 K ST NV
Elevator. resident manager. switch
board. electric refrigeration on house
current
2 rms. lit. bath $50 % 20 z iss ss 90 90
rms, kit.s 2 baths. lOa.oO q 4%S'VS
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32O ST NV. DOWNTOWN-FRo APT.
of 5 rooms, private bath; well furnished:
north-south exposures; quiet; desirable J.
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IRAa CONN. AVE. NV.

Elevator building Electric refris-
Grafton on house current Resident
manage on premises.
3 rms, kit. and b...........-.. IO-oV
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WORuRN.
1910 KALORAMA

1910 KALORAMA RID. NV.
Elevator, switchboard service. cleo
trio refrigeration. resident manager
2 r. kit. rec, h.. b. and porch $40 90
4 rms, kit. and b, ss2.5o and $3.50
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STANTON.
THE SCHENLEY,

i2s G ST NE
Elevator Building.
5 rms, kits b.. porch. h.......,,. $4,000
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1875 MINTwoOD PL. NV.

1904 9th ST, NE.
| rm,, kit. and bath. ........ .f22-s
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17zs nth ST. NV.
THE SEDGEWICK.

Elec. Refrigeration on House Current;
rms kit. and b 'se ,sd So "a and ma ssssSSV TX
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THE NEWARK,

362l Newark St NV.
Elevator Building
Elec, Refrigeration on House Current.
Resident ManageT
2 ruls., kit, bath-.....Ss5se 70 ses.so
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Elec Refrig- on House Current
Res Mgr
room. lit. and b.......,.....sttnn ~ ~
2 rms. kit, and b........,-... % %
3 rms. kit. and bath. ......... T2.oo
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2 18th ST Sc.

Electric refrigeration on house eur
rent. Resident manager
| rm., k, d. a., q. r.. 90 y t41,sg
rms, kit. and b.. Sb2.bo to 5000
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

2501 l4th ST. NV.
No 2o-2 rms, kit, dinette. bath. back
No. ia rms, kit, dinette, bath,
back porch and elec. ref ....---.. fEao
2503 isth ST. NV.
No. 2-5 rms. and bath; back porch r.
elec. refrigeration .......t 90
259d l4th. ST. NV.
No. Is rms. and bath cleo. reirlg- .o
p J. wALSHE, INC. 80.
1907 Eve st. NV Nat 2os2
1913 18th ST NV.
Rent reduced, effective July !; convenient
location near stores and car lines; hlgh,
sized rooms. kitchen (room for breakfast
seO and tiled bath; electric Tefrigeration
on house current. Inspect Immediately. see
''''N'' RRoDiE & COLBERT.
1907 Eye St NV National es75.
BEST LOCATION IN d. {.
/ r.. S25; 4 r.. $3.50 AND $50.
Completsiy detached bldg; large, bright
rms, tile baths, pareuet floors throughout;
exclusive. Act fast Phone North 40ss-M.
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36I9 NEWARK ST. NV

Electric Refrigeration.
rooms and 2 baths. .sl0s .O'
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as14 CONN. AVE. NV.

Electrical Refrigeration.
z rms, kit. bath. s41.00
rms, kit, d. .. and BATH. $500
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MAMMOTH OAK
GARDENS
1880 r ST. NV.
THE HOWE

Elite Dupont Circle environment.
Excellent units OF and rooms.
kitchen and bath, SOS So s75. G. z.
refrigeration: elevator. manager.
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SHARON

Elec Refrigeration on House Currsnt,
/ rm., kit and b...,..........s5a s5a - -
2 rooms, kit. and bath. ......... 5000
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED


hAuHtillaoosJ
ONLY $4500.
APT. 4Os. 4i4 SEWARD SQUARE Sc.
GVt Itth tT1a and x ps' oSPRiTz. hsS Dist soso
DOWNTOWN-4-R. APT, sos.
fare ohamplain, i4a4 NV. Nat 54s7.
HAMILTON COURTS,
2l40 n ST. NV.
and 4 rooms, kitchen, bath; convenient
to parks. street cars, schools and stores
$40 to SIS per month.
!. DALLAS GRADY,
District sl7s 1910 Vermont Ave.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
THE WADE, 1901 lsth ST. NV.
Only $4,000
r.fTiSsrator. po4sh and OHs fscepoa @ hall Ase
manager
II. K. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 II St. NV. District Csos
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT,
S4250.
DOWNTOWN APT.-l4ls N ST. NV.
Front apartment consisting OF large living
room, bed room, kitchen and bath equipped
with Frigidaire, convenient to car hneS'
''iIi i4th and and ' K. oAFRIrz. Dist soso
IMPORTANT.
We oyp the properties listed below and
take pride in their good condition and IN
the satisfaction q our ye hgndrsd M tenants, ants
MONMOUTH,
1919 q ST NV
Downtovn-SaVe Car Fare.
rooms. kitchen and bath, S525 so 10 $3.50,
including gas light and refrigeration, sheWoo
ers, ivory woodwork, light oak floors SeI 90
FARNSBORO.
2I29 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Exclusive residential building within walk
ing distance OF business district. 2 rooms,
hfhfn n psnTy fna SsR sS8ne
Refrigerauenl 24-hour service. See resident
FONTANET COURTS,
1900 FAIRMoNT ST. NV.
roo@s, Dh Eischeh and bath, s5a5S nicely fur
nlshed. sssS0, Rsfrissration 24-hour sery-
3446 CONN. AVE. NV.
CORNER ORDWAY ST.
room. kitchen, Murphy bed, $50 so; fur
rooms. kitchen. dining aleOvs, bath
rooms, Kitchen and bath, two expo
Refrigerstion--Rss Manager.
FIDELITY STORAGE Co,
l42o You St NV North S4o0.
THE NORWOOD,
l34S EAST CAPITOL ST
5 Rooms, Bath, Elee Refrig,-$52 90.
SHOW PLACE OF CITY!
COOL 10th ST, FACING PARK
2 RM. APT, $45; 3 R., $62.50.
New bldg large briaht rms magnificent
TriKidaire elev uhone Adams 9a0A
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3UU r st. NV,
Between Pension Building and
Union Station. Roomy apartments
Of 2 and 3 rooms, Kitchen and bath.
s42.S0 and s65. Electric refrigera-
ton. Corner building
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COuNTRY ROARn.

REFINED MAN desires furnished room in
private home; give phone numhsr and rate.
Address BOY ls5-R, star once.
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Electric Hefrfgeration on HOUSE
Current.
rms. kit and bath. ........s52 5n
rms, kit. and b............. $3.50
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1III n 81. NV
Elec Refrigeration on House Current
Elevator Service--ReS. Mgr.
/ rm., kit. and bath. .,...,-...S $3.50
2 rms, kit, bath. a.. .s47.50 to 5000
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1916 18th ST NV.

Imposing building; walking distance
Government departments Well nn-
tShed apartments Of and rooms,
kitchen, bath, dinette, $50 up. Elec-
vAtor and switchboard; msnager on
nFAnaiaas
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CHALFoNTE'

1916 w PL. NV.
? rms, kit. and bath. .....,....s $3.50
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WANTED-ROoMS.

WANTEU-single furnished room, private
family preferred state location and terms.
Address Room 1047, Navy Department, Wash
iuRton. d C
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EMBASSY TOWERS

1920 Fuller St. NV.
Beautiful, newly completed build
ing. in Embassy section, Strictly
modern. Handsomely finished apart
and bath for S7250, and and )
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath
with solarlum, Ss2.50 and Sl0s. Kel-
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2l40 n ST. NV
and rooms, kitchen, bath; convenient
TO parks. street cars, schools and stores
$40 to SIS per month.
!. DALLAS GRADY,
District si7s 1910 Vermont Ave.
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THE BRADFORD

1900 X st, NV.
Distinctive apartments In down
town section Exceptional units Of
and bath, unfurnished, s45 to sos; fur
nished, t65 UP, for 2 rooms, kit, bath
and UP. Variety OF exposures.
Electric refrigsration; competent
management; al-night elevator and
switchboard
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24I5 r ST. NV.

Resident Mararer
? rms. kit. and b. $40 90 and S42 80
8 rms. kit. and bath. ......... $500
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APARTMENTs-FURHISHED.
gG--Ssrm.A
nApITApD HAIL

HARVARD HALL.
Completely furnished suite OF one room,
dinette kitchen, bath, porch cross yentile-
ton; $50 per month. including pIlvilees OF
Coz. STA
MAID SERVICE, LINEN AND
silver, in one and two room,
kitchen and bath apartments,
electric refrigeration. By day,
week or month.
THE JEFFERSON,
10th and Nj Sts. NV.
Potomac 5000.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
The Littles' Dividend

TIE Malcolm Litties, who
now live in Alabama, have put
their Christmas greetings this
year in the form Of sheet Of
news entitled Press Bulletin .
The headline Of the first article
is: "Littles, Inc, Show Prosper
Gus Year-Declare Dividend" :"
Several Of their friends in Chap
q Hill, reading this headline, ex-
pected to be told Of a new mem
Der Of the family. But not 50.
The ensuing text tells Of a 100
per cent dividend Of real enjoy
ment, good health, thrills, and
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
Village Has SnOwstOrm


Continued from first page
would shout TO q motOrlst; the
motorist, even if he were a foe
Of hltch-hikers in ordinary SNOW
less weather. would stop long
enough for the tow-line to be
tied 70 the rear bumpers and
moment later the sled would
be whizzing along behind a car TO
the accompaniment Of gleeful
shouting.
A few daring and pertlnacious
souls got their cars out Of the
garage. but some Of them did
not. succeed in reaching the pub
lie thorouphfare less enterpris-
ing citizens did not even make
the attempt Cars were seen
stalled everywhere-in yards
and on the streets. Calls Of dis
tress poured into the public
garages By telephone, and Bruce
Strowd's and the other life-sav-
ing squads were kept on the 60
night and day.
The snow ur0x.idpd = SOIpnd
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
DecOy Turkey Is Killed

Continued from first page
shot a turkey that was hitched
to tree"
A crashing Of branches was
heard. and Mr.. Lane came plung-
ing out of a thicket, closely fol
lowed by Mr.. Dawson and Mr..
Ray.
That's our turkey YOU shot,
he informed the astonished
young farmer
Explanations and apologies
followed The two decoys. the
living and the dead. were taken
UP and borne back to the car
and the three hunters. sad and
silent. drove back to Chapel Hill
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
Very truly yours,
JOHN NJ. BOOK Err
Editor's Comment


There are two statements in Mr..
Booker's letter which do not seem to
me to hang together. He says: you
recommend that it stop with the con-
solidation of the boards Of trustees,
though how that alone would get any
where, you don't tell u.s." and then
he says: Consolidation has produced
results already, in the curtailment of
certain duplicating enterprises and in
agreements reached by the three in
stitutional heads regarding the prepa-
ration and presentation of their bud
gets"
All these results that Mr. Booker
mentions have been achieved by con
solidated control (from above the in
stitutions) and not by consolidated
administration Though how that
alone would get anywhere, you don't
tell U.s." says Mr. Booker-and then
proceeds to tell us himself by listing
reforms instituted by consolidated
board before a consolidated admins
tration was in effect. The agree
ments of which he approves were
reached, he says, by three institution
al heads-not by one head The
three reached the agreements under
the direction of the consolidated
board, which illustrates the sort of
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23

control / have advocated.
1T isn't Consolidation that appears
to bother those I've talked with, says
Mr.. Booker. "It's the consolidating
can recall only one who has ex-
pressed himself against the ideal of
consolidation.
have no doubt it is true that
many persons who have thought upon
TINS subject would approve "the ideal
Of Consolidation" But | think that
most Of them are less concerned about
ar ideal, which they have reason to
fear, or think they have reason TO
fear, is unlikely to be attained, than
they are about what they consider Is
reasonably to be expected from the
Consolidation project.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
A Turkey Dinner Celebration

The Schoolmasters' Club in
Carrboro gave turkey dinner
Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs r. l.. Sturdivant. Rober:
b. House made an after-dinner
talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Claytor and
the principals of several schools
in the county were there.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue Of court or
der made by Judge NJ. V. Barnhill,
Judge Presiding, at the August Term
Of the Orange County Superior Court,
in the case Of Elizabeth Branson VS..
Olive B. Jackson, will sell for cash
and to the highest bidder, on the
1St DAY OF JANUARY, 1888,
all accounts that are now unpaid and
that were due up to the beginning
Of this action the Betsy Ann Shop,
said accounts being in the amount Of
$165. These accounts may be seen
in the Office Of the Receiver at any
time between now and the sale.
ROY W. McGINNIS,
Receiver
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23

teacher says the matter Of breath
ing is Of lit,le Importance 70 the
grooming type Of vocalist. Others
more radical. are for dispensing with
this entirely -Ricbmond Times-Dts-
D0tch.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
Letter on Consolidation



III the 'ui eAiiii'eh' o1 Def 'aih
~ 'i'0"'iiie enter rises ana III aefee-
'''e'i's eao i'eo Z! the three iiist'Io-
@ ''''e ''e
'''' - '''' q '1'' 10
ne ciouds you see on the horizon
are Nhere' no douD'' but the SKY ish
COVERED by them yet. irsl' Ihe wee
pfesiaehcies- GRANTED that any wee
pfeSloehl elected Dy the trustees ana
ieAi 'oii9i"4e 70 t"em - III p0si'ioh
- 'i''o" MONKEY" fef'ci1es Nl1o Noh-
s0'lo@'ioh' eSpecialiN "heh SeI -i'i'er-
eS' - =" eaS'i} COM useo WIN the IN
'eFeS1 u lhe institution ne adHiilis-
Se'S' bdt We c@''iot assume l''@l any
...1 IN,
"
49,. .I, 80
H. .4:.:...:e
.o..t,. .r. 49,.
80" LOT 'i'e I'eS tnat oif'u' Grant
"a Ohai opStfuc1"ii can pe "Hefed oF
"a ~ d anu '''S'i aoi' 10y az
1hni. student ana c-FIc- ana py
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1932-12-23
The Parent-Teacher Convention

The North Carolina Congress
of Parents and Teachers will
hold its annual convention April
10. 20. and 21 in Greensboro.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
FEDERAL RESERVE
TO CONTINUE BOND
PURCHASING POLICY
Bankers Disagree, However,
on Plan to Support Market
for u. S. Securities.
BY CHAS. P. sHAEFFER.


Failure of the Federal Reserve banks
to purchase any Government securities
during the week ended July is not
to be construed as an abandonment of
the boards open-market policy.
This was pointed out by officials Of
the Reserve Board, who said an ener-
getic open-market campaign had been
carried on during the previous two
weeks, concentrated in Chicago for the
benefit of adverse banking conditions
there. This campaign, it was said, had
thrown the Reserve banks ahead of
their purchasing schedule, and last
weeks cessation was simply to restore
the policy to an orderly basis.
Statistics reveal that holdings OF
Government securities by the Reserve
banks have increased lab per cent since
the movement was inaugurated On
February "a. In this period the accu-
mutation has amounted to 81 ,J60, 900, ,00C
worcei Of Government obligations, max
ing total Of 81 1901 100000 of Gov
ernElents IN the banks portfolios.
Certain member banks oppose the
program, declaring the purchasing
power so lent to the Government bond
market has caused an increase in the
price of these securities which they are
desirous of accommodating.
Other sources, however, defend tbs
program, holding that member banks
have in a sense controYerted it by 60
ing into the investment market with
the additional credit when the whole
purpose of the plan was TO divert funds
from governmental to commercial
channels
The National City Bank declares that
charges directed against the open-mar-
ket policy of the Reserve Board are
premature, explaining that rot all Of
the credit put out by the Reserve banks
through purchases of Government;
securities has been available for ar
increase in bank deposits. Allowance
must be made, it says, first for the fact
that gold exports took about $433 000,.
900 out of the market during the last
few months, and secondly. that membel
banks which were in debt to the Re.
serve banks employed these funds tC
pay of this Indebtedness before expend-
ing their credits The funds employed
in this pursuit were estimated by the
bank as about $347 600, 600
Evening star., 1932-07-10
MIDWEST CHEERED
BY COM modify GAINS
Business Men and Farmers En-
couraged by Recent Advances
in Several Lines.
BY OLIVER SHERWOOD.

CHICAGO. July "a real note Of
cheer he's been struck in the Middle
West this week, with accumulation of
evidence that the long decline in b3sic
commodity prices may be ending-to
be followed by a period of advance.
Farmers. business men. bankers. mer-
chants end traders all are showing
encouragement, hopeful that a turn
has come, but not yet glowingly opti
mistic enough to bank on its perma
nence. The list of favorable develop
ments is impressive, and includes:
A reappearance of the IS hog, with
best lightweight porkers selling up to
$50 for the first time since early in
the year-a gain Of $2.20 per hundred
weight frcm the low time on May %.
The return of the SO steer, repre-
sentinR a So advance from the recent
low time and so cents above the top
price paid one year ago.
Evidence that wheat prices are
stakilizing and may be getting ready
for an advance as soon as hedging
pressure from the Southwest eases.
Apparent permanence OF 81 barrel
oil With production under control ana
some talk OF a Is cents barrel ad-
vance in prices as prize for furtner
curtailment.
An advancing tendency in dairy
products, with butter up sharply from
its recent low and eggs making their
first sustained advance IN several
months.
(copyright, ls321 49,.
Evening star., 1932-07-10
DECREASE IN COTTON
ACREAGE FORECAST
Government Figures Prove. Bullish
Factor, but Weather Reports
Continue to Sway Market.
BY the Associated Press.

~ sAiV fAooOSAatSA EAtoo
NEW YORK, July "a continuation
of the recent buying movement sent the
price of October contracts up to 6.22 In
the market here during Wednesdays
trading This made an advance of
over l cent a pound from the low rec
ords established early last month. This
advance was stimulated by continued
reports Of increasing boil weevil infes-
tation in the South owing to the per-
siStency of rains or showery weather
over large part of the belt while
there also appeared to be rather a bet
ter feeling as to the general business
outlook. Demand tapered of after the
recovery of about SIS per bale from
recent lows levels, however. and a dis
position to even up commitments was
doubtless promoted by some uncer-
tainty as to the showing Of the Gov
ernment's acreage figures. which were
published at noon on Friday, and by
the appearance of improving weather
conditions in the belt.
The official acreage figures showed
rather large decrease in the area
under cultivation than had been indi-
Gated by the average of recent private
reports. 1t seemed, however. that the
difference betwe6a the Government
estimate of 37,290,00 bales under culti-
yation as Of July and the average
Of the private reports pointing to an
area Of 37,852.00 acres was hardly suf-
f1cient to bring in much additional buy
ing in the face Of the better weather
news. slight bulge in prices imme-
diately after the publication of the
figures, at any rate, was followed by
rather more active selling and further
set-backs.
All reports reaching here from the
South during the week have continued
to emphasize the presence or Increasing
activity Of the boil weevil, but buying
on these reports appeared TO be held
in check by possibility that weevil
might be controlled by periods Of dry
warm Teather during July and August
Evening star., 1932-07-10
Short Interest Increases.

NEW YORK. July (P).-The short
interest on the New York Stock Ex-
change increased 7l,150 shares during
June to a total of 2,l3l,7S3 shares as
of july /, the exchange announced TO-
day. go 90.
The June figure, 2,OoO,655 snares.
was the smallest since computation OF
these statistics began, ABOUT year ago
Market value of listed bonds increased
during !r,,ne. amounting to s37 ,353, $780,
ss7 on July j, against $a6,s56.62s.2so
on June /. =.