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CORPOR AT1ON.
1904 Vermont Ave. NV Ma. s
WHITE-HOUSES.

w III l--Iloo ,pl-s'.
"3e5 wyo. ave. n.w.-12 r.. b.. oo
ssis Cathedral ave. iniw-s r. 2 b.. 90
gil msss beat sys slse ami oo" 1io""
;ioso ios oSford ai St. St. Chevy ch:se. Nd - ~
III leland Ch CHI Md r. b. a5 90
isoI sasS W0odSn. st St, chew B. chase m 5000
~ Hf He.setb T. eaesy & s% Chase saissf Md """o o
''a ami mr'''su garage. M .' ."s.' = " $3.50
s4iz Porter St n.x;-sr.. p. ami ssooo 90
40. 4 as2sS stanford T. st nS CHEVY c1ase S No '
isos isss Eeyada S.yns =, ave b. sm aar g"
easi 9th 81. NV r. b.; ami. gar. 7e.5o
ssne neyassr gns , heat nva eeesreitT lei b. ami 1888 s"
| 443 Jefferson st NV rms. b. $500
iao7 Ss Glen sSa H Ross & "a NV North Wood a. ~
| side. Md r. b., ami garage g 90 GO
IS r. b. ami earage. ...... $500
1s6t 1s6t Inslesidie is.; Ter nw-S r. 6 80 80 90 90
sos isos Mo9ane n Gapitol q B. ami ami 5o 5g5o
| 1893 o st. n.w.-a r. b.. anil ,. %
! si7 Kennedy St n.w.--c6 r.. b.. ami. 53.oo
5ss Upshur ST n.weS r. b. AMI % 60" :"
900 Allison st. n.w.-6, r.. b.. ami. 5"oo
| 633 FRANKLIN st. n.e.--6 r. b. ami. 1000
6oa Somerset pl rl.w-5 r. b.. ami. 5000
| 1114 Owen pl. n.e.-6 r, b.. ami.
| 614 Sheridan st nw--6 r. b., ami 47.5O
| I(l33 10Th ST ne-6 r. b. ami 47.5O
o4O If,th st se-e r. b. ami $500
! 1926 A st. SET r. b. ami gar. 1900
| 621 Morton st. n.e.-6 r.. b.. ami. 1920
621 Orleans pl. n.e.-6 r. b.. garage 42. 90
| 1859 ST. NE r.. b.. ami. 1000
1 7IO N ST. .uw.-I1 r. b., lat hit, gas 1880
| 1850 I, st. NE T. b. am.i 1850
/ 333I Ga ave- r. b. stove cleo $3.50
| $500 Evarts st. NE r, b. elec. 5000
ga asrase " .. :............ 80. - ~ - $500
| 140s Military I'd. ri. Myer. Va
r: b.. pipeless furnace. elec.. $500
| 514 st. s.e-5 r.. b.. lat ht.. gas II 90
B. F. SAUL CO..
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notice.!

We own several desirable. modern homes,
ranging in. size from to Is ROOMS t With
are in EXCELLENT CONDITION: newly
papered and painted where Necessary a al snS &
ready for occupancy at REASONABLE
3 are suitable for . small families. Phone
Lincoln S5o2 any time and our representa-
tive will provide car and keys to inspect. or
give you list. as you prefer without obliga-
ton. or call at 1928 SPRING PI, I'M; NM;
AND FVFNING for KEYS and list;
NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT
1oo4 yernoont Ave NV MA 5S33.
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FOR COLORED.
5 LOGAN CIRCLE
Apt for select colored family. facing beau
tiful Logan Circle; rms. kit. and bath.
See this at once.
1901 9th ST. NV
8 rooms kit ami bath $4,000,
2124 l1th ST. NV
Located in Columbia Heights. Desirable
apts.. and rooms. kit and bath; rental,
$50 to $40 so per month.
732 PARK RID. NV
Good location; close to stores and trans
portation: ! and 2 rooms. dining aIcove,
dressing closet and bath: S35 TO $40
81 N ST. NV
Conveniently located downtown apt. con-
tanning l rn,.. kit. and bath; So so per mo.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1411 K st. NV. Ma $500.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
DETACHED CCRNER-SIX ROOMS.
Bath. porch and den on 1st floor; ami.
beautiful yard. garage: close to Conn. ave
Open Saturday and Sunday
HARRY B. PITTS,
1343 n ST NV. ME. 1900.
Eve. and Sun. Phone WI. 2S74.
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THE. RITZ

THE RITZ,
1881 EUCLID ST. NV
Apts. Of .. 3. and ) rooms. kitchen and
bath: Frigidatre. on house current. New
building with all modern conventences.
Cheapest rents in WASHINGTON for apis. OF
this type. An inspection of same will verify
this statement
THE MOZART,
1880 FULLER ST NV.
One Groom apt. with kitchen and bath
and large inclosed sleeping porch southwest
exposure
Just one vacancy in this large. new build
ing. and II you see 1t. there will be no
vacancy.
RESIDENT MANAGER. AID. 10O96.
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FOR CoLoRED.
215 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
rooms kitchen. reception hall and bath
private entrance; electric refrigeration or
house current.
$45.O0.
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
CORPORATION,
500 Investment Bldg. DI. O56s.
COLORED.
APARTMENTS
1871 8 ST. NV.
. rooms and bath, &35 90
3 rooms. bath and porch. $500.
rooms. bath and porch. $500.
l1O6 COLUMBIA RD
rooms. bath and porch. $4,000.
sol p ST NV
rooms and bath. $3.50.
FLATS
26th AND o STS NV.
3 rooms and bath. 5000.
Arcola Heater.
1916 N. J. AVE. NV.
rooms and bath. x25. 90.
Arcola Heater,
1877 1st ST. NV.
rooms and bath, So. 90.
1908 ST. NV.
4 rooms and bath, $500
SHANNON & LCCHS CO.,
1908 ST. NV. National 2345.
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Unusually Low Rents.
1893 G. ST. S.E-$40.
Six large rooms and bath.
1l17 9TH ST. NE.-$40.
Six rooms. bath, hot-water heat eiec-
tricity and garage.
2426 End Ness
Five rooms and bath, three poYches
and large rear yard
1915 9TH ST. N.W.-$O
Living room, dining room. three bed
rooms, kitchen and bath, two screened
porches. garage.
7l6 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-$65.
rooms. inclosed porches. bath
and garage.
141o PARKWOOD PL. N.W-S65.
Living room, dining room, three bed
rooms. kitchen and tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower, inclosed
porch and screened porch.
142S PARKWOOD PL. NW-S80.
Large living room, bright dining room
four bed rooms. two tiled baths
kitchen. two-car built-in garage
laundry tubs and extra lavatory IN
18th and K cAFR1Tz. DI 9osO.
1924 10th ST. NV.
Modern 2-story brick, E rooms,
bath, h.-w.h., front covered
porch; rear porches inclosed.
Good condition. $50. Phone
Ma. 82O6.
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COLORED-3Oo l. NV.
5 r. b.. yard: nice cond. North a129.
FOR COLORED.
2Oo6 CLAGGETT ST N.W-S42 so.
g rooms and bath. hot-water heat and
electricity.
51I M ST. NW-S5O.
8 rooms and bath, hot-water heat and
18th and K cAFRITz. DI e0s0.
FOR COLORED.
415H 1st ST. NE.
rooms and bath. th............ 1850
Is FkA. AVE. NE.
rooms, kitchen and bath $3.50
IS Q ST. NE.
IOO4 End ST. NV.
rooms ......... S2S. 30
H. G. SMITHY CO..
14Is Eye St. NV. Ma 5e0S.
Continued on Next Page.l
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THE VAN coRgLANDr.

81 I:oU' NV LILY, V4see xsn .vos; @ w..
current; elevator service. Bee manager or
janitor
THE OWASCO. IL r ST. NE.-APT. OF
and 5 rooms and bath. large rooms and
a quiet, refined location; you viii like
these nice homes.
1921 18th St n.w.-A corner building;
a nice home on 18th st for only S42 so.
The Arden. 1920 r st: n.v.-1. 2 and
3 rooms kitchen and bath; q quiet neigh
borhood; building in good condition and
rentals to meet the times.
The Marguerite and Duouesne. 1877 and
1889 Newton st. n.w.-l to rooms
kitchen and bath; near schools theaters.
stores and TRANSPORTATION; rentals from
S22 so to S4350.
&. W. SIMPSON CO.,
1924 Vermont Ave NE. 800.
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TRFCTORY OF UNFURNISF1ED APARTMENTS

coLokxDA OR 8 ROOMS. PRIVATE
sssh; S;saI i rent reasonable 1928 NV; can
dssofss.d z-foon. tiseh.n III "a and Sssi .Dt. End
door: reasonable rent. Call Adams 10253
FOR CCIORED-1344 T ST. N.w-THREE
Sna sss sns s. N nssy ssss ossa ao
COL,ORED-CLAesY 3-ROOM APT; EVERY
thing brand-rew; rent $50, inc. heat. gas
md hot water, 725 Euclid st. NV. DAILY.
% r sT. NV.
hot anss e0'Ssso snd .iss s ss SHm 4sso DeI
49, soss q PHnrs,u o,oo
FOR COLORED.
ss5-5o7 N ST, NV.
room: IEitehsn and bath; heat and hot
"''e' !SIa.sS-oi Ms.sS@i2e, YOU ST. NV;
kitchen 'ns s4san7s4 ss.h; T ST. NV.
s1oaiesa sist 81. NV.
3 rooms; s.dM1sss s..dhsp .RS 4ss psth. sTl NV.
i4sS fSon: and f!tehse < cAHS1fs .ns sstA d. soso
COLORED-APARTMENTS
is4e Vernon st. NV .id 10 b, .aa and $40 20
17so i4sh s. IT, N.Y. r: S.:..." o 4 sSsSS 81
1sS e, r. * ave; nxs X bsts and and 4SS 4 &
ISL: h:.n Vernon ST. nw-a s1s 1@; 10 si1; .nd 47oc
iii Si's ool. rd NV room: flsehss; IN; O( =. ~
a. sa' St NV r.. H. 'S1 5 ?ss j hsii M low 80 ~
1870 vernon 4, n.x.-s r. <. b. e e S S
aosa end a st, NV r: i sssso sns s l. ss sc
saol end st. n.w.-s rooms ia Eitshen; s. p q,
lsss ss'e coisoran n.uGS T.. ss'oo 70 800
1890 Euclid st. NV r., k. b.. rec.
1oss 1osss PARK ark "a. pG'Gn n.w.39 r.. K. 81. 1000
iss9955 Fla Fla. W ave. NV r.. k. By. $3.50
| r. X and b. ............ 30 0O
75s 9th st. see r., K. b. 10 so
ess !!as;hA St. n.e.Ia rooms. kitchen "o0' %
51I ? St. n.wA rooms .......... 3!.SSoo
14ss' s igsh E. + ns3s :. i. e:: tsS + tsSS y
172O 18th st. nv r. b. $500
UNHEATED FLATS.
174l Corcoran st. n.w-5 r.. h. b. $50 OC
763 Morton st. n.w.-3 r.. k. b.. 37.00
2216 11th st. n.w.-3 r. b. 80. $3.50
Tel Euclid st. n.w.-3 r.. k. b.. $500
isasa isS M0fsSn 4sS ST. + E. E. b. lat, g g sa s
1923 9th st. NV r. X. b......s 32.OG
e232 9Th st. NV r. K, b. ..... 5000
l:e3ls seaton pi. n.w-3 r.. k. b. 90. 10
23J sb n1,s st. :, nw-ist ~ r. k b.. Ss-5o 90
B. F. SAUL CO.,
MA 2loO 9e5 18th St. NV
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FOR COLORED.
S35 to S45-l1l5 OREGON AVE
room. kitchen and bath. Murphy bed
S35: rooms, kitchen and bath inside
apartment. $40 so; front apartment south
ern exposure. S4b: newly decorated through
NATIONAL MORTGAGE L INV. CORP.
1904 Vermont Ave. MA. 1898.
COLORED
WINDSOR. 1928 T ST. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... a.. 50
rooms kitchen and bath 49,. 81 so
Frisidaire on House Current.
Elevator Service.
GOSS REALTY COMPANY,
1405 Eye st. NV. MA 1883.
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CONNECTICUT AVE-, NEAR BUREAU OF
Standards-Semi-det home 4 bed r.. baths:
sieeping porch maids. room and bath. oil
heat. sun porch: new-house condition: nice
district 4464,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HOTEL.
Goth and SITS n.w.-1 -oom. kit, bath, COM
pletely furnished. linens. silver. Frigidaire:
day. week. month: reasonable MA SAB.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS+EVER LOCA-
tion. price and size. Free car service. 91S
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ArARrMENrs-EuK; AND uNFUR.

2 LARGE ROOMS KfICHENETTE AND
bath: furn. or unfurn.; ref. 1349 Park I'D.
NV. Phone co. 1871.
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HoUsEs-UNFURNISHED.
1918 18th ST. NV.

1922 IRVING ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath, with extra
lavatory, hot-water heat, cleo
tricity, garage. Rent, $3.50.
Key at 1896.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
MA. 2lOO. o25 18th NV.
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COLORED.
L. T. VGRAVATTE. 72a 18th St. NV. .-------.
coLoRED-GooD CoNDrT1oN-oPPENz
1913 18th St Sc 3r., b. ......... .9u
50 Myrtle ST. NE r. b. ........ %
1907 Lewis st. n.e.-3 r. water. l53o
1119 18th ST. ne.-6 r.. water. Is 90 90
$50 6 shS~i ny NASH As METROPOLITAN iia5.
coLoRED-746 COL RD; & $50 so, HOBART ,9 B r.
r. $40 SO 1919 Church g. 215 n.w.-6 r.
& b., cleo: S31.5O ca. 30 Defrees n.w.-6 r
{ B., $3.50, 40 11th s.e.--4-r fr' $500
n. Z. RYoN CO. 1916 N Y. Ave. 34ls 14th.
COLORED.
2213 18th pl. n.w-6 r, elec $50 ou
Il E st. S.w.-6 r. Su.uuu
927ls ST. sw.--6 T.. b.. elec $500. $50
3ci L St s.w.-5 r............... 1S.bO
523 3rd st s.w-3 r. b............ 1850
90 Va ave s.w.-7 r.. b.......... 1900
400 Sth St Sw.-6 r. b.. garage. -. $500
SCI 9th st. sw.--6 r. b., cleo ...... 25.3o
G54 Callaa st. n.e.-6 r.. water...... 5000
153t ST se-5 r... 1850
10 N st SEE ,., 1850
II30 5th st. set r.. b., ami. $3.50
ICES Del ave. s.w-} r............ 1".1n
Rear gI5 G ST. sw-4 r......... 1880
FLOYD DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th St NV MA 0353.
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AMERICAN SECURITY
f.ZEb TFUSTc QNRANY-

= Real Estate Department
& 18th & Pa. Ave. NV. Ma. 1919 L
COLORED, IIO7 4th ST NV r. AND
b. S35 Alabama ave. and Good Hope rd
Sc, ar apt. 80 NE. 1900, EN-. O2l6.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

THREE ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH. MODERN
improvements. beautiful high location. IL
min. from center. Cap Traction bus. Ii. 2066.
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Sample
Stationery
u Price

Originally SOC to $5
NOtV 25c to $3.50
Samples from one of the
foremost m a kers of
writing papers and other
fine stationery.
Note and lie tier size
sh e e is and envelopes.
White or colors; plain or
bordered sheets.
CMain Floor, The Hscht CO..
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Foundation Garments

1ass'S ai-dis, g. - 81 MSd'ihfG5n go To sa $l.o5
25-S3.5O Fashion Mode, Bien &I
Jolie Girdles. Not all sizes W.
Ccrsettes, 80 to AZ; Cir CD QS
dies. 20 to 34........--
81 and SI.50 Lace Silk Cup
Form and Flaming Youth zOo
Swami Bandettes ......... ~
CThird Floor, The Hecht Coz
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Women's Hosiery

% pairs-75c and 81 Full E0c
Fashioned Silk Hose e.....- oOC
"a pairs-S1.6 Full-Fash- G1
ioned Service Weight Hose. @A
235 pairs-sI FuiI-Fashioned SQc
Silk Mesh Hose Se....-..
Ie6 pairs-S1 to S1:5O FuI-Fash-
Toned Chiffon SILK 2 frs' $3.50
Hose, 88c. -
(Main Floor, The Hecht co..
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THEHECHTCO:-Frid Super>Specials
ME-, n
$3.50 to $40
Dunhill Lighters
$4.95

Double wheel. Silver plated
and various finishes. Also
full or half pac combination
cigarette cases.
(Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
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Genuine Eagle Crepe silk Reef 60
ers; silk radiunls included. ..... OOS
100 Mems 81 and SL95 Muf- 20
herS
1S8 Mems 25c Fancy Handker- G1
chiefs; 8 for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S1
100 pairs 81 and So Suspend 6Oo
I2 pairs $3.50 and SIS Gaunt- cIOe
let Gloves, s. Sis and &c.. P L. I0
l5 pairs S1.95 PigSkin Gloves cJ
iabo pairs q for 81 sl'''''''
11sRo 10 ~ - SOiOFea Socks II prs ST.
1O--s7.95 yelva Silk Lined S1QS
Robes ................ pT'| ~
(Main Floor The Hecht Coz
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Handkerchiefs
ChiIdren's Shoes

20 pairs Simplex Flexies
shoes; orig. $2.25 to CT 70
SJ.TO
12 pairs 81 High Shoes GI 70
for Little Boys, IL to 13. ~A'a~
Is pairs Pink Satin Box 1Oo
Toe Ballet Slippers; orig. S5. fIC
45 pairs Jr. Miss SO
rwo-TOne Sport oxfOrds' 3 S1.40
to Z ............... RA'/
(second Floor. The Hecht Coz
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(second Floor. The Hecht co..
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Mems Sport Shop
Mems Hats

Mems Hats
2f-Felt Hats. large sizes; soiled; GI
originally So .65 to S5..... @A
80 Sheldon Felt Hats; origi- Cl QS
nally S2,65
S3--Nationaliy Known Hats; GO IN
originally S5 and 81; soiled.. POsOO
LAaain Floor. The Eecht Co.l
Evening star., 1933-05-09

prices for all brass and copper materials.
Revere Copper & Brass Co. advanced
price on copper and brass products "a
cent pound
United Verde Extension Mining Co.
Copper production in April totaled
2.977.420 pounds VS.. 3,019,072 pounds
in April. 1882.
Ohio Oil Co.-Deficit March quarter
$1,418,245 VS.. net income, 81 ,656,1
Paper and Paper Products.
st. Regis Paper Co-1e32 deficit,
s1,443,6 VS.. net income, $738,288.
Shipping and Shipbuilding.
United States Lines Co.-United
States Shipping Board approved pro-
posal of company to lay up the
LeWathan for the 1888 season.
Steel and Iron.
Granite City Steel Co.-Plants op-
Grating at about SO per cent of ca
United States Steel Corporation sub
sidiary, American Sheet & Tin Plate
Co., last week enjoyed the best week
in point Of orders since July, 1881.
Wheeling Steel Corporation-York
vile mill Of company operating at ca
pacity.
Textiles.
Nashua Manufacturing Co. advanced
prices of staple cotton and China cot
ton blankets S per cent.
Utilities.
American Telephone & Telegraph
Co-Earnings report to I. c. G. for
March showed gross revenues for the
month 1879 per cent below March.
1882, and net operating income off
367 per cent; three months, gross rev.
enues were of l8 per cent, while net
operating income declined 53.2 per
cent.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.
Preferred share earnings, IL months
ended March 81 were $3.50 vs.. $47.54.
International Railway Co.-Deficit
March quarter, $l40,286 VS.. deficit,
Ohio Pubic Service co.-Preferred
share earnings, IL months ended
March 81, s10.7l.
United Gas Corporation-1s31 pre-
terred sAays eernipos. Sl2.s7 u $la.5z.
Evening star., 1933-05-09
STOCK LIST MOVES
IN NARROW RANGE
TRANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SOC
Offerings Are Well Absorbed
as Market Closes Some
what Higher.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, May "a series of
narrow and indecisive price fluctuations
left stocks slightly higher at the close
of today'S session.
The market was never weak, nor was
1t strong. 1t simply drifted about, but
taking everything into account its ac-
tion was encouraging rather than 9TH
erwise
Sterling exchange was weak and the
dollar correSpondingly strong at the
start, but that position was reversed
in the later afternoon. Dealers thought
they saw the result of operations by the
British equalization fund in the mar
ket Commodities we're reactionary.
Wheat broke 2ls to %. cents. Cotton
was lower most of the day.
The outstandingly strong feature of
the stock market was Industrial Rayon.
Stocks opened with small and irreg-
ular changes from the preceding close
and they held within a narrow range
all through the first two hours. Very
little selling came into the market be-
cause of the weakness that developed in
the last hour of business yesterday, and
the offerings that did appear were well
absorbed. On the other hand the list
FOUND 1t olfhcult to make progress on
the upside
Except for the oil industry, which
continues in the throeS of an orgy Of
price cutting, the business news was ia
vorable. The st. Paul Railroad reported
loadings for the week ended May well
above the same week a year ago. and
that was true also Of the Chicago &
Northwestern. This increaSe in traffic
was one CT the most encouraging de-
Velopments of the day. Lumber book
lngs were reported higher for the week
ended April 20 than in any week in
1882 except two in September 1t was
admitted that signs of revival needed
confirmation from retail trade. but con-
hdence was expressed that this con-
hrmation would be forthcoming shortly.
Views to that effect were strengthened
by announcements of wage increases in
various quarters.
Accumulation continued in the gold
mining stocks. bought on the theory
that this was the only legal way for
the hoarders of gold to achieve their
ends. Dome Mines was the leader of
the group. Copper stocks were a little
flrmer also. but trading in them was in
limited volume. The best acting stock
among industrials was General Motors,
as 1t had been in recent sessions.
Speculative buying was reported in
Packard, but it was insufficient to have
any effect on the price. Chrysler was
strong for time, rejecting the opti-
mistic attitude toward the motor in
duStry in general.
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CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, May 9-Following is
prepared by Standard Statistics Co..
Inc, New York. for the Associated
Press.
Aviation Corporation announced in
crease of per cent in all salaries and
wages, effective May 10.
Automobiles and Trucks.
Auburn Automobile Co. announced
blanket increase of per cent in sal
Automobile Parts and Tires.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. de-
clared a dividend of so cents on pre-
tferred stock; a similar distribution was
made April l, prior to which SITS was
paid quarterly
Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. an
nounced plan for paying workmen a
bonus of S per cent of their weekly
earnings, operative simultaneously with
recent per cent advance in tire prices.
Chemicals and Fertilizers.
United Carbon Co. common share
earnings before Federal taxes March
quarter 26 cents VS.. 8 cents.
Household Products.
Proctor g. Gamble Co. advanced
prices of white laundry soap Is cents
q box.
Leather and Shoes.
Hamilton-B Brown Shoe Co.-Dollar
sales of company up IA per cent in
initial quarter.
United States Leather Co.-Big Stone
Gap plant to resume operations after
being shut down for more than five
years.
Metals Mon -Ferrous).
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. sub
sidiary, American Brass Co., made q
further advance ok Ascept . pound n
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.
U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.

NEW YORK, May CP.-Bar silver
easy, q lower at 345s.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 9 R.-Time
money for the longer maturities firmed
slightly today. For four months the
rate was l IA per cent, against la1A per
cent yesterday. Five to six months
money was held at x per cent, against
a previous rate of 1a11a per cent. Call
money on the Stock Exchange and in
the outside call market remained un-
changed at per cent and q. of per
cent, respectively
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new YORK EGG MARKET

NEW YORK, May (SpeciaD QUO
tations for eggs in the wholesale cash
market today were: Mixed colors-Spe-
clai packs, l7al8l4; standards, 16a16A;
storage packed f1rsts. 15a15%; firsts. Is
a15A; seconds, 14a14la medium, 1312a
1884; dirties, 131aa13A; checks, 12l2a
1874. Whites-Nearby selected, 1912a
2l; Western receipts, specials, l7laal9;
standards, 16iaal7; undergrades, 15a16
Browns and Western special
packs, 17al9A; standards, 16Iaa1634.
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Commercial Failures.

NEW YORK, May 9 CP.-Commer-
cial failures in the United States num-
bered 460 in the week ended May 4. an
increase Of eight over the previous week,
but a sharp decrease from last years
total. COL, says Dun & Bradstreet. Inc.
Insolvencies have risen about 10 per
cent over a month ago.
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Record Auto Output.

NEW YORK, May (P.-The pre-
liminary production report issued by
the National Automobile Chamber of
Commerce shows that the total April
output Of member companek was the
hishoek u a. monthk
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By the Associated Press.
Treasury receipts for May were
s4.279. .093. 90; expenditures, $12293,-
605.4l; balance. s515. 5.532, ,7e6o7. Gus
toms duties for six days of May were
s4710,00004.
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Total liabilities .s5,748,141.3

The examiner classified the assets of
the District National Bank under head
ings Acceptable. Slow" Doubtful
and Loss" not to determine their ac-
tual market value, but merely to ascer-
tain upon what basis it would lend
money Those classified as Acceptable"
were held to be 100 per cent good
Those classified as SLOW" were held to
be good, but not Immediately collectible.
The assets listed under the last three
headings aggregate S4,349 ,98153, and
include the real estate and real estate
securities held by the bank. They do
not, with some exceptions, in the opin-
ion of the banks officers and directors,
represent losses, present or expectant.
and are to be retained by the present
bank to be liquidated, first, for the
benefit of its depositors; then for its
SfOckhO16erc
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WHITNEY REELECTED.

NEW YORK. May 9 LR-Richard
Whitney has been reelected president
of the New York Stock Exchange for
a fourth term Warren B. Nash, treas
urer of the exchange since 1919, was
also reelected
Evening star., 1933-05-09
Bread Price Increased.

CLEVELAND. May 9 CP).-The re-
tail price of one-pound loaves of bread
was increased l cent a loaf in many
independent stores to cents.
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U. S. TREASURY CERTIFICATES
SHORT.TERM SECURITIES.
tReported by chas. d. Barney & c

(tSeported by ChaS. u. Barney K Coz
Bid. Offer.
Allis- Chalmers Co. 5s 1897. 10 80
Amer. Beet Sugar is 1875. 55 rs
Amer. Tel. & Tel. 5l2s 1943. 1O3 1O4
Am. w. Wks. & E. Inc. 5s IA 81 S7I2
Bslding Hemingway Us 1886. 30 gS
Bethlehem st. Corp. IS 1896 giss g2
Calf. Pack. Corp. IS 194O 16 7gL
Canad Nor. Rwy. 4I.s 1885. 81 a4is
Chesa. & Ohio Ry. 5s 1899. 103 1O334
Chi N w. Rwy. 6L2s 1896 IS 65la
Chicago Rock Island As 1884. 2S1s 80
Commercial Credit 5hs 1885. 90 97h
Della. Hudson IS 1935.... 49,. "a
Den & r. G. R. r. 4las 1886. 42h 45n
Edison Elec lllum. As 1899. q9ss -,
Gen. Petroleum Corp. IS 1910 102 1924
Gen Public Service 5las 1899 761a 79sz
Crank Trk. Canada 6s 1896. 95N 90
Illinois Cent. r. r. Gas 1896 7A2 70
Keystone Telephone 5S 1885. 40 80
Laclede Gas Light IS 1894. 81 S4h
Lake Erie & w. r. r. IS 1897. 63h 64h
Louis. & Nash. r. r. 5s 1897 % 1Ol
N Y. Cen. & H. r. r. As 1894 "A rs ,
n. Y. Chi. & st. L. As 1897 6S1a go
N W. Telephone Alas 1894. . 93
Penna. r. Co. 612s 1886. 9912 997s
Portland Gen. Elec. 5s 1895. 97A 9S
Republic Iron & Stl. IS 1910. ~ 80
Sinclair Consol Oil rs 1897 96T 97
Southern Pec.hc IS 1924. 12h IS
Union OleG Calf IS 1885. 100 1Q2
W Wv1.sinis TX 4 Pwr IS ds3e. ee9n i9ou i9ou
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Sales Of Stocks New York Exchange
Ao.so An 3SO.OOO IL 100 Noon. 1.050.0O0
A.0V I'm 'looo.ooo 210 PM. 1.7l0,00O
viderd rates given in the annual
payments BASED the latest
OF Taong less than 100
pad last reguar PAYABLE
special preferred stock Scrip Paid this wear "