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Evening star., 1934-02-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO February l ; United
s $500 neudas Of 100 dss} 56cat
steady with Wednesdays average 10000
pounds 4.50a4 20; extreme top 4.75:
good PIGS. 3.00a3 so; packing sows. l0al5
higher at 3.60a4.00 light light, good and
choice, 140-l6o pounds. 4l0a4 .65 light
weiEht, l90-@oo pounds 4.40a4 %: me-
6sayy veiSht 259a5o Pognds 5od 29s4 90
pounds, 3l5oatIo pigs' good and choice,
l0O-l30 pounds, 2.15a410.
Cattle. 800; calves, 1000; all grades
welghty steers. tirm better Grade light
and Ions year!ipss; fully STEADY; lower
but m9stis mes dtesdy sirens WITH
Risher most cl5f weightyv steers. 5.00a5.75
downward, with prime ls;i50-pound aver,
aZeS up TO 6-15 a SlauFhtep d r cattle and and
pounds. 6.50a7.50 9OO-l.1OG pounds. 5.15
abs Iod0o-l.310 pounds. 5.25a7 -:
and medium 550-I 400 pounds. 4 25a5. 50,
heifers. sood and choice 55O-750 pounds.
5.50a1 90; common and medium. 81 5a
$50: cows. good 3.35s4 25: common and
/ 1.50a3 90; bulls Cyearlings excluded good
Cbeef. 3.00a3.35; cutter. common and
medium. -2.25a3l5; ,vealers good and
choice 5.50s1 90: medium 5.00a550 Gull
and common. 4.00a5.00; stocker and
feeder cattle, steers. GOOD and choice, 500
1850 pounds 25a5.25; common and
Sheep-1I 900 rather active buying in
terest; fat lamb undertOne. strong to -
higher: good to choice offerings frequently
LOCO upward BIDS doTnard to go % and and
lambs. 90 pounds. down good and choice.
2 OOal0 90; common ana medium. I.35a
p.25: oO-9S pounds good and choice:
choice. 3.75a525; all weights. common
and medium. 2.75a425.
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RAIL PAYMENT LIKELY.

NEW YORK. February Is R.-
Dow. Jones & Co. said today that it
was probable March l bond maturities
Of the Kansas City, Birmingham &
Memphis Railroad, which are obliga-
tions of the ST. Louis-San Francisco.
will be paid on in full. The issues
comprise S3,323, 900 in As, and So ,572.-
900 in IS. Steps have been taken by
the road toward obtaining an r. r. c.
loan with which to make payment in
full.
Evening star., 1934-02-15
BONDS DISPLAY
CHEERFUL TONE
Some Substantial Advances
Recorded in Issues OF
Secondary List.
BY BERNARD S. O'HARA,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, February 15.-The
bond market continued in the late
trading to show good tone in nearly
all groups. Gains in the stock mar
ket stimulated interest in wide list
of secondary ratings and some SUBJ
stantial advances resulted, particular
ly in issues of Allegheny Corporation,
Columbia Gas e. Electric Missouri Pa
cif1c and American e. Foreign Power.
These were up around l to points
Many others rose fractions to around
o point.
United States Governments we're
firm, with some Treasury issues gain
ing as much as l3-l6s of a point.
Persistent weakness in German
Agriculture Bank IS cast some shadows
on an otherwise firm foreign list.
Austrian rs rallied smartly in the late
trading and some South Americans
scored moderate gains.
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PARIS BANK CHANGES.
quotations on nearby ungraded egg

PARIS, February 15 R.-The weekly
statement Of the Bank Of France shows
decreased 1878. 100000. slight balances
abroad increased 100000, bills dis
bills bought abroad decreased i5,000,000,
advances decreased 10000. 900. circulation
increased 333.00o,0Q0, current accounts
decreased 1887 100000
Rate Of discount. per cent.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK February Is QP.-Foreigr
exchange steady; Great Britain in dollars
Others in cents. Great Britain demand
France demand. $500: cables. 6.53la
Italy demand, s.5l; cables, s.11. De-
mands: Belgium. 2313: Germany. 80 D;
Holland So 50; Norway, 25.33: Sweden
260O. Denmark. 2251; Switzerland
81 90; Spain, l345; Portugal. 4,65';
Greece. a4-: Poland. $500: Czechoslo-
vakia 400: Yugoslavia. 3.3l": Austria.
1875: Rumania .03"; Argentine.
81 6O', Brazil. $50; Toxic. 30 90;
Shanghai, 34.75: Hongkong. so; Mexico
CITY tSilver pesoi 2S 90: Montreal in New
York. aq13io. New York in Montreal
100 STA Nominal.
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Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February l5.-Higher
prices for wheat today accompanied
Washington unofficial intimations that
the proposed restrictive National Grain
Exchange code and the Stock Ex-
change code would be modified.
Increased selling on resing orders
developed on bulges in the wheat
market, however, and proved suffic-
cient to hold advances in check. On
the other hand, some attention was
given to disturbing aspects of the
political situation in Europe and the
Far East.
Wheat closed firm at the same as
yesterdays finish to i higher; corn
unchanged to Ia off; oats, ls-A
down. and provisionS,f 7 to IL cents up.
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SINKING FUND PLAN
FOR c. & NV. APPROVED
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February i5.-Direc-
tors of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad yesterday approved the prin-
ciple of sinking fund for taking care
of bond maturities, but took no action
on the amortization plan which ON
cials of the road had discussed with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
earlier In the week.
Fred w. Sargent, president, returned
to Washington to continue the con-
versations with officials of the I. c. G.
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DOLLAR is HELD
TO NARROW RANGE
Closes i4-Cent Cheaper, at S.o324
in Terms Of Pound, on
London Market.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
LONDON, February 15.-The United
States dollsr moved within narrow
limits on the foreign exchange mar
ket today and closed Il cent cheaper
at 5.O3A to the pound.
The rate appeared to be temporari-
ly stabilized around today's level, with
speculation in abeyance and sufficient
buying to absorb the daily offerings
in connection with gold purchases.
The French franc. with other gold
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. February Is lP.-EEgs
PACKS or selections from fresh receipts,
19i2a2Ol7: standards and commercial
6n1ds stardsFdi ie oTtis. rsts' MEDIUMS Dn3rd 20
11l7. Other mixed colors unquoted.
Butter. 1000 easier. Creamery. hizh-
score. 35rs> fhrst 'sS-ai scoreSi o4s.a
23l4:, seconds unouoted; centralized 60
Scorel. 25
Cheese, 317a474; hrm; prices un-
changed.
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New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February f5.-More
favorable reports for crop-control leg
islation we're followed by an advance
of approximately 81 per bale in cot
ton today. May deliveries sold up to
1242, or 10 points net higher. on trade
and commission house buying, but the
volume of business tapered on during
the afternoon, with traders evidently
inclined to await further develop
llents In Washington. AZ 2 O'Clock
May was selling around 1897, or about
5 points of from the best. with active
months showing net advances of II
10 II points.
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Mi HIESON ALKALI NET.

NEW YORK, February IS R.-
Mathieson AIkali Works reports for
1888 net income of $1,224,078, equal
aftel charges and preferred dividends
to $l.7O a common share This COM
pares with 1929, sos. or 86 cents a
common share, in 1892.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, February Is tP.-Can
money steady; per cent all day
Time loans, so days, sal; 30 days. /;
4 months, ls1A; B-6 months. 1Malla per
cent.
Prime commercial paper Ia.
Bankers aecertauces unehAaRea.
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NEW YORK. February IS (P.-
Over the counter market:
BANKS
BANKS.
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, February Is LP.-Copper
quiet; electrolytic, spot and future, s. Tin
steady spot aod nearby, 5l.62; future.
spot. New York 400; East St Louis. 500
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis, spot and fu-
ture, 4.40. Anthony, spot, 7.15a72O.
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Cnttonseed OIL.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady; spot unquoted; Feb
ruary, 5.20b; March, 5.30b; April,
5.30b; May, 5.4Sb: June, 5.50b; July,
SOB; August. SOB. Sales, A con-
tracts, including 6 switches Bid.
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Cash Grain Marked.

Wheat, no sales; corn. No. 2 mixed
49; No, 2 yellow, 1872; No. white,
49, old corn, No. mixed. 49; No.
? yellow, 50l2a5O24; old and new
mixed, No. white, 51a51la: oats, No.
2 white, 81 a37l2; No. white, 36@4 +;
no rye; barley, 50a8l; timothy seed,
7.25a7.50 hundredweight; clover seed,
ll.oOa14.5O hundredweight.
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Washington Stock Exchange.


Capital Traction $500 at u.
Washington Gas 6s B-Sl, 900 at l03
$1,000 at 1o3, $500 at 1o234.
Washington Railway 8, Electric pfd.-
10 at SO, 10 to 80, at 80.
Mergenthaler Linotype-l0 at ~, 10
at 81, 10 at 27, 10 at 81, 10 at 81,
10 at 81.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas IS '60-sl 900 at
l0434, $1,000 at los.
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SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, February Is OP.-
Bar silver firm, "a higher at 453s.
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currencies, was quietly Arm and closed
at 77.l2 to the pound
A record offer Of gold valued at
E1 $1,000 ($S,2o0 ,000) was sold for
shipment to the United States at the
unchanged price of 1877 shillings
pence, or 934.59 fne ounce.
PARIS, February Is P.-Three per
rentes, SO francs centimes; AZ per
cent rentes, 1895.
Exchange on London, 7713. This
dollar was quoted at 1881.
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INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK FEBRUARY 15 OP).-Over-
the-counter market:
moon Quotations.
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INSURANCE STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY

NEW YORK. February Is lP.-O'
market:
Evening star., 1934-08-05

WASHING MACHINES-Apex demonstra-
tors and floor Samples-SaVings up to $40
for cash Apex Elec. Co.. 7o9 9th st. NV
n
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LIVING ROOM SUITE-Pretty 2-pc. tap
estry rev. spring filled cushions. nearly
new. $50; ex15 AK. rug, finest grade. like
new. s25j Okla Oriental; cost $3.50; take
$40; a. c. radio, SIS. Po. 1865. 1000
18TH u " Ant 4
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BOATS.
FCnA6a~amA \


cABIN cRuIsEE4 eeFths. Galley built
isar Harsss's SIs sost at "a. oalesviis. Md.
s s ,.sc. sqa sosp5s siss wssSSsOn s's ar
port Beat House. sunday. % II. or 40
Wilson Blvd Clarendon 1s4S.
ii-PT. RACING sATLBoAT. international
class complete, new. ~ saeriaee. siso.
Address Box 1a2-s. star once.
N p h. n peTfeet shape throashogt; ss5o
cash, wln trade for ausomoens H. Gross
NEW RowBoAT. 10 f.. white pine;
son ave va. Hixhlands. va.
4a-FT, TWIN CABIN CRUISER, nns con
OF turnover Lumber Co. DE- 2570-M.
5-HP. 4-cYLINDER marine inboard, used;
t-hp. 2-eycle marine tnooard; i4-h.p.
outboard. used. Eytnruds. 1910 = 81. sc.
Call Monday.
2s-Fr. RID. CRufsER. cedar hull. marine
rnent; S3s5, Gail ME-. eil2. once hours
MIDSUMMER BAROAIN--I6-ft. outboard
runabout Nash built. with lb-hp. Evtn-
rude; perfect condition; natural nnish hull;
absolutely water tight; eiee. running LIGHTS.
life pres, cushions. cockpit covers ropes.
anchor. etc; steering wheel remote throttle
takes il. Demonstrats any time. craG-
ford's Airport Station.
wANTED--28 TO 30 II. open dead rise.
minus engine; must be Reasonable and in
Eood condition. Phone North 1888. So
SPEED SPEC yA goAAT & 80 feet; ., $50 % or ees. est ofisr
Water sts s.w. %
oUTBoARD RUNABouT. i8-foot. ma
hoRany; completely equipped; johnson "a
motor condition like new; bargain. WI.
ENGINE, Glob. a-cyi, Is-hp.. new coil.
"a 30 wheel. S25. Eastern Power Boat
Fit ELTo 0UTs9AEP 20 EIo Ms0gTSoR' very ii.tis
l5h-FT. RUNABOUT new; 2O-h.p Eyin-
able. Call CT. 4542. 0s
ELCo CABIN CRUISER. in commission. for
disposal at sacrifice: owner leaving city.
See steward. Corinthian Yacht Club.
CABIN CRUISER. fully equipped; must
sell 5000 cost. Phone WEST 1853.
oUTBoARD sPEEDSTER, mahogany. II
f. long; in fne condition Se5; very fast
with &C" or larger motors. See Capt.
Boat YARD. Phone cteYeisnd $3.50, D'0"
USED oUTBoARD MOTORS.
Trade your old motor in on a new 1894
johnson Sea Horse outboard motor; lib
eral allowance and terms.
johnson 5-n.p ..'..'''''''.s's' S4o
LOCKWOOD l4-h-p. ....s.','.'s.... 90
Motor Go. 3-hp. ................. 50
~ BOATS. 90
Dason l4-ft. Fish Boat, ,........ $40
Owens I6-ft. Runabout not painted. 80
Century. l4-ft; Runabout- ........ 124
''eU Full yI LINE OF 10
1894 JOHNSON SEA HORSE
oUTBoARD MOTORS
CASH Or pR FERNS fEssSMs
JOHNSON MOTOR SALES.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DEL1CATEBsEN. liaft lunch snd beeri enc
Of the bsEt STANDS in Washinston. Give
awzg for tfi0G. worth - 500.
p r CARLEY, I1o8 L NV
RoOMING HOUSE 18Th and Mi rooms
rent. xgs. vsry nicely furnished. aIiec.
prizes. $500. terms NA. 1854
s. WINFIELD, 900 18th NV.
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TO BUY OR SELL
ANY BUSINESS
SEE US FIRST.

Confectionery and del. doing $500
ss.Soo. FsRsi Easy SSe terms iG" rms ''e 0ni'
$50 cyosE Fsat ssFs: sz2 so Es Ts., i9s. peins
$500 sty Rent Rent .75 fi;S'fSa Low 6fies s''@'
Restaurant downtown, near p st. $500
wkiy. Price. $4,000. Terms.
R,6s DinInE dnv ssS fSiRs eyer s4Go wkly
9th FLOOR; q 3 :, DIST NATL BANK BLDG
soARDINo sa60I hseS HOUSE Calvert near Col Td .
nicely furnished, price, $500: terms
S. WINFIELD, 900 18th NV.
Ss25-Rooming house rooms rent s45,
Ss5o-Rooming house. IL rooms. 2-car
ssEaEs rsro sne @ vacant store; rent S75:
sasSs csG eaTase nsf Nee home. $500 5SSPs asrms
EGGminS .0lrSSS ESSms baths
real BARGAIN: your offer.
Roomtng house-l6 rooms. ? baths ga
come; q bargain. $500 handles
ssso-Lunes. $50 well equipped essap rent;
81 t0o2csfeteTis. capacity s'n So. Capitol
and Library trAde: splendid business
Lunch and heer.-cheap rent. business
Hardware, paints and oeer--O&d stand
GOOD business, viii Sacrifce on 1ce0urt OF
death; q reasonable oHcr.
S2.5-Fruit. confect. and beer; room.
rent $40. central.
Sg9s-Fruit. cigars. candy and news:
central; cheap rent; BARGAIN.
SlSO-Grocery and roomS, rent SOS:
near Suburban Gardens.
DelicAteSSea and q roaF1S. cCrneFe cheap
wmHas 81 n Gek rrEfx
$3.50; have refused $1,000; inspect al
once.
r. NJ. CURTIS. NAT. 1854.
4l0 Bond BIDS. l4th a N. Y. Ave. NV
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ROOMS--FURNISHED.

hOOM6- OAe@'A1A
WESTERN FRONT large and cool. private
breakfast optional: comfortable room for
gentleman: reasonable; near 14tn 81 car
line and 18th st. bus Phone GE- SOD.
916 10Th ST. NV. Gordon Hotel,.-,Large
double rooms with bath. Sl2 weekly up;
Single rooms near shower, 30 70 ~
weekly: 24-hour elevator and sWitenOoaro
BURToN-coLUMBIA. :l2o-26 O st: NV:
Downtown; clean; comfortable in summer;
maid service: 81 s4.5o. 80 each tor D.
PORTLAND 1923 Vermont Thomas Circle,
Cool in Summer clean. eonyenienti malo
service: Summer rates each. "a s4.oO'
room rooms lasn NEXT 20 e bsth double beds; board
optional; "a and So wk.; gentlemen 70.
1906 18th 81 N.w;ESieely furEiishhed sish ISsa Ssd-
maid service unlimited phone. plenty hot
water; S25 per month, one; $50 Tor Two
1909 18th ST. N.w.-LarSe. cool. double
room, twin beds: near snoWerS 20 20
weekly. Single room with bath. HlO,0U.
S4-hour elevator service. DE. 5000.
Wiltshire MANOR. 1898 10th ST. NV
Newly decorated. artistically furnished;
bright outside rooms. in exclusive eIuo-
1908 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W,-Gen-
tleman: large, cool room, private bath
with shower; well furnlsneu; plenty VI
linen: maid service: single or double. o.
5sS en- rooms fo or es1s
weekly. One front Housekeeping room 20
Hall room, So. o.
1891 RHODE ISLAND N.w.--Front single,
double roon. convenient baths aounoant
linens, hot. ice water reasonable; trans
tents considered. ---
COIUMBIA RD.- at 18th st.-Larse. pleas
ant front room, light and airy; for house-
keeping; S25. including gas ana elee.
Adams 0060 -----------y,-----,
1891 TNdLEsrDE TER. NV (at 18th ,na and
wafer r w., next bath; nVe windows.
overlooking Rk. CT. Pk.; adults. reas. 9
zoe .ANp el5 7 st ST pES EwwsEdKEEeeInaSSa VIZ enS1
TRSILY LOCATED; DowNrowN; NEAR YEA.
RESTAURANTS.
ora norGIAs sF. NE-one room and
kitehen 500. SO: adults. Phone potomac
sI5Ie 18th ST. N.w-Two Furnished rooms
ina s9I ssnafeinen ZEN finei ress. ns GE- 62ss.
Ii00 18th ST. NV larse double rooms
in beautiful home; very discriminatins
CLEVELAND PARKslI or z ,oc cpo, clean clean
aentlemen 44l9 36th St. CT. 1855.
AZ end ST. NV furnished rooms.
front: rooms and kitchenette fur
niGhed. ----------
DOWNTOWN-Apt. 405. the Sherman
Laree front room for gentleman. en-
pIoyed: references: inquire Sunday ana
CHEVY CHASE. 1910 Broad Branch I'd
Large room, next to bath. two exposures.
bus one block. garage Emerson s116.
PETWORTH-4434 Kansas ave. NV
Nicely furnished front room ana large
back room with porch; $40 and $40 mo.
Co 5272-R
27I2 ONTARIO RD,-Large front room, |
FIRST floor clean. nicely fnrnished; suit
able for two: near 18th and Col. I'd.
1912 RANDOLPH ST. N w.-tccoL south |
ern exposure. private lavatory- shower.
conveniences, GARAGE, Catholic owner
AD. 3595-W.
] 230 r. I AVE. NE-LArge. cool; light |
room sineie or double: gentlemen; break
fast If desired; private; reasonable. 20.
54O6. ------------
sos AsPEN-Pieasant room, windows. /
home: near cars. GE s053. I
5737 CONN. AvE.-Well furnished double
bed room ad1oining sleeping porch. every
convenience Ideal for men. AID. 3424-
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ROOMING HOUSE-Exclusive location; 25
rooms, baths; rent. Sls5: income over
$500: beautifully furnished: price. $500;
terms: q real money maker. CAN Ma. a654.
s. WINFIELD. 900 18th NV.
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sTs sss SESS SSss SsS oSSn. T..rsSe.: e sn
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1908 18th ST, NV. at scott Circle.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 21O0 b. st. NV
Nicely iurnished single Or double room
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631 EYE N.W.--Large cool. attractive.
one other Y5. New management. 81
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lI1B 9Th sT. N.W.-Cool. clean single
rooms; a $50; men only. 81
37i5 9th ST, NW.-Niceiy furnished room,
near car and bus lines Phone co. 46g6-W.'
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hOSs.ksepins; bOSS ssa ga also BED roS@s $3.50.
I1O3 o ST. N.W.-Large, bright. beautiful
housekeeping rooms ana kitchen. 81 and
81 T0ch: also large apartment. cheap.
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2714 CATHEDkA4. Ave. N.W., neaF WaLa-
man Park. 1 block on Conn. ayes--Lerss
bath, C. h. w.. home priv. meals optional
als0 single room AD. O270.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

bNK aTORR eFoesrY sne mest markss
fet MA4a ktsgaetavs eNeH 70 sHlsekeste6
F4FtAsa cast b0stneEs 1Stna - fpfhnws
N stss ais sc"sDsse gsr eSrsr srssrsstsc
n ether bsssEsae Cat M Gmith. co.
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Ilts fth Housekeeping room with
sss rage FflEsss,irs tsn en- house cur
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LARGE ROOM. adjoining bath. In de-
tached house. conyenient to bus and street
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JEWS VOTE To
INTENSITY NAzI
GOODS BOYCOTT
100000 900 in U. S. Support
Drive, World Farley
Is ToId.
b. UrifcdPr0s

b. United Press
GENEVA. Aug. IA formal res
olution was in preparation today
pledging the World Jewish Confer
ence 70 continue with redoubled
force the boycott against German
goods until German Jews had been
reinstated in all their rights as Ger
man citizens.
DR.. Samuel Margoshes. New York
editor. revealed az the conference
that American Jews are organizing
a huge good wiz trade fair 70 be
held in New York this fall. at which
goods manufactured throughout the
world-except IN Germany-Will be
shown TO demonstrate that German
wares no longer are Indispensable.
Negotiations already are beng
conducted with the governments Of
Italy. CzechoSlovakia. Russia and
Switzerland DR.. Margoshes said.
The resolution pledging Continu-
ance and intensihcation Of the boy
colt was due for passage late today
or tomorrow.
DR.. MargOsheS said that four mil
lion Jews and twenty million per-
sons associated with the American
Federation OF Labor. the Protestant
churches and the Roman Catholic
church supported the boycott in the
United States alone.
German exports 70 the United
States. he said. dropped AZ per cent
during the last year.
The boycott against German
wares and services viii not be given
Up" proclaimed Rabbi Stephen
Wise OF New York. 1T Will not be
given up until the Hitler regime
either shall have ended or shall
have cancelled every law and prac-
tice in violation of human freedom,
political equality, and the ideas of
civilization
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started today by the civic affairs
committee Of the indianapolis
Chamber Of Commerce.
The committee, headed by Will
liam Fortune, met yesterday to study
budgets and tax levies Of all major
governmental units for 1885.
A resolution was adopted unani-
mously, authorizing the study of all
types Of pensions. The survey will
be made by the newly created gov
ernmental research committee,
headed by Virgil Sheppard, an
nounced William H. Book, civic af-
fairs committee director.
Every effort should be made to
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

eliminate wastefuI. inefficient and
unnecessary expenditures in all gov
ernmental departments" Mr.. For
tune asserted.
Meanwhile, members Of the
Marion county council had approved
an appropriation Of 5000 to pay
additional old-age pensions. Coun-
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AT NO EXTRA COST

. The smoothness and cool-run-
ming that comes with high anti
knock. Standard Red Crown SUI
perfuel contains TetraethylLead,
the finest anti-knock fluid-yet
sells at regular price.
Those two qualities alone are
enough to give you an idea
of why Standard Red Crown
Superfuel is the talk of the
Mid West. Try It'll
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to keep payments intact for the re-
mainder Of the year.
Budgets and taxes for the civil
city. school city and county units, as
well as the old-age pension situa-
ton, will be considered at a meeting
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ThTHEN younee dgasoline,
w remember this: at the
familiar Standard Red Crown
pump you can get these ex-
trd values:
sAgasoline thathas beenletout
another notch in Live Power
power you can call on instantly
for quicker getaway, higher top
speed, richer climbing power, or
longer mileage.
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cilmen originally approved $4,000
for the pensions, but this amount
vas cut to 100000 by the county
tax adjustment board last fall.
The county commissioners. who
have charge Of pensions, explained
that the added $4,000 was needed
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, TO BE COLLECTED.

:S%$:s 80 #S = e. ~ 49, S 80 =$$$:s=s ss=i H%%> IL 2 $ sS$= Cd" s% $ III: &C.
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Of Chamber of Commerce directors
at noon tomorrow.

Twenty million lives and $4oo, 0o0,-
900, 900 were lost by the nations in
volved in the World war.
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PENSION PROBE
is OPENED BY
C. OF C. GROUP
WaStefuI Expenditures Are
Condemned in New
Budget Study.

Thorough study Of the old-age
pension setup, in order to eliminate
all "wasteful expenditures" was
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CAT PREENS FOR SHOW

This taWny feline. Champion
Instar Silver Dawn, owned by
Mrs. z. c. Holland, 921 East
Forty-fourth street. is one Of the
many champion cats entered in
the cat show 10 be held at the In
diana state fair Sept. 6 and Z.
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IS Legal Notices

City Of Indianapolis, Ind.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers Of City of Indianapolis. Marion county,
N the Sd day Of September, 1894. will consider the following budget for 1885,: