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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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tNonttnueu.l
9EE Hfr front aSom RESd Ssld door, dos sSs
Sc. ne, Telephone. 3.
TENANT ON VACATION WILL sUBLET
A. 4sroSm kitchen and bath aDsrsmsnt K
piano radio, silver adults Cleveland b756.
ssO7 CONN AVE Nw-NIcELY FUR
nished room, kitchen and dinette fpaTt-
ment, Apply manager.
YOUNG : MAN, MAN WANTS ROOMMATE uN-
cnlim. phone maid. 1901 10th. NO.
O570. Apt. 100
DUPONT. HoTEL-LADY WILL SHARE
DE. 620i, MISS CARTER.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RID. = EXCEL
lent location. z lovely rooms, large, long
Prisidsire; ss7 80. t AID. ssssa. ..
OPPOSITE MAYFLoWER HOTEL. I7I5
De Sales st. n.w.-Two rooms. private
laNalory
s113 18th NV RMS. AND PANTRY
nicely furn.; heat, gas, eiec. incl.
S106 MT. PLEASANT ST. ATTRAC-
tive large rooms. kitchen. private bath:
gas; elecsTteityi reasonable. Adults. Phone
DOWNTOWN LARGE ROOMS, KTTCH-
enette. bath, comp furnished; eiec fans,
refriseratior. etc. 1888 New York. Apt. 4.
iol7 B ST s.E.13-S-RooM COMPLETED z
s32.b mo MRS. s. D. BEEcHkN,
z ROOMS. L.H;K.; SINK, GAS. ELEc.:
S22.6Q. remainder OF Summer: two em-
ployed adults. 600 Kenyon NV.
ONE 9S6o,o OR two Yos,uNq woMEN; SHARE
attractive. desirable: reasonable. ci. TSsS.. 900.
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FREE AUTO SERVICE. NO OBLIGATION.
RENTAL. SERVICE. 2S3 Upshur st. NV.
1924 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-4 ROOMS
STSmIpleteH T2Ig,dH i.qnSnisned; gas. cleo. phone.
DOwNToWN---BAC APT, FTRsT-
posures very % desIrable' Iem isoS sRp Sasa 81
shaPs aPs bsSS9I5I bwogID LIKE ISED,soS OR LADIES 70
Adams 1916. 1920 Fuller st. anu '''"''
1s49 MINTwooD PL. Nw,-2 OR RM
reasonable. Adams 4005 or co, 0S64.
WANTED ED-REFINED COUPLE TO SHARE
Iurnlshed 4-rni.. kitchen. bath apt; linens.
KeT; ssS mo oisnss isso ssS slsc. Parklns space
furnished, radio. .Frigidaire: S42.b0. 3e57
Hiatt pl, NV, ask janitor
| 1411 NJ AND ROOMS. RTT.- hath;
$3.50 ssS55 wi SalPinE lRhSns di:sanss ad4lss $4,000
1893 10th N,W-TWo ROOMS, BATH
FOoUkES; WONDERFUL HOME TABLE.
| DOWNToWN-LARGE FRONT ROOM
ana kltchen. completely furnished. eiee
fan. refrigeration. 1905 Fl. third door rs; :
TAkoMA PARK; 8Q5 ERIE AvR.-oNE
room. kltchenette furnished as parlor:
studio couch. upholstered chairs; urivste
s5ntrsnee; 51de gas. light; adults; S6 week. sH.
FRANCIS SCOTT KY APARTMENT
hotei. goth and y n.w.-1 r.. b. corn.
pieteiy furnished, linens. silver Prinidaire.
gay. weeks month. reasonable. Ma B42k
SSdRr0M, 5sd loom. 212g sS 9 ST Nw:-I OR MORE
T. va y; and Grant school 'sWaik 10
Work. New management; S9-sl2 week,
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3oo0.310O CONN. AVE.

134I EAST CAPITOL ST.
3 Rooms. Reception Hall. Bath.
Electric Refrigeration-s46.5 80.
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RooMs-FUKSIsHKD.


1905 RANDOLPH ST, FW|--t.args front
sDasa. nlesiT furnished, viss rriytts avs-
tori. Columbia 8iRI.
1868 B1I.TMORE eT. NV. near colgm-
hss beautifully. neviy iafnazne1 rsss' s.sa
1857 iTsh 6T HW--BesHtifaily furnished
ns.l.ns ss "a esssnss ass sis g saasnsss siri =
1918 I 81 Ew-sses &c ,eses,rssa s,.sn ma. ans
Basement roor, - Sk.----..-=------ Sk
IRE MAesAcHusETTs AVE. NV
double room with rHnnine Satsf' IS"
ksnafe front room. private hornf. =
CHEVY caAeE-Privsts l.. noms. rad.n,l I-fars
s9tsaf.st sSas s''t op.ssnsi sasif vi. sfos.
zs1z 25th sT NV. wardman PARK sec
taoH--SsrxIe and double rooms: {. ., =
unlimited phone private home reasonable.
1aa4 Iith sT NV -w well furnished
bfIshs TsR front ron @ Toen and larss Kitchen with
Eaf sanse sink; End floor. -.
2la0 p sr NV, The ChsrIotts--LArse
front room; 2nd aoor. vel furnished. s.ith win
Gtudlo couch, s5 SO. Apt. e
SIS 3rd NV w,-HousskeeptnE room fer
men, 50 weekly clean. quiet house. g.
s24 sth Ew-LsrEe, attractive bay-Utn-
dow room. - weekly other room. 30.
gia r gT Rw-Kicely furnished SinGIe
room reasonable rent
80 NEW YORK AVE. NE.--Large. cool.
clean room: singls or couple T
is4s gEIMosT EDz corner colgn5Sisd5- cr ia,
Attrastysiy fgrniSnea 5 ,ese ro2m 9n aYaa aa oeoS-
1880 18th ST Single room with porch.
for gentleman In attractive home. pleas
ani surroundings; s5 weekly.
1852 0IRARD FW-Ciean cool room,
next to bath east and vest exposures.
c h ~. large closet.
1754 COLUMBIA I'D N.w-Attraetive
2nd-hooF double. private home. MI. |
s26 per month, employed persons
! s34 COLUMBIA RD.--S3 VIZ. single rms;
doubles ~; all outside: 4 baths, inst h.w,.
maid refv hall 7 80 so. men AD. 1n2l3
81 EYE ST w-Some free rent: 50 70
up unlimited hot water. cleo. linens
shower bath phone
2OOI EYE ST EW--Front single and
double rooms; Rentiemen; hot and cold
running water. electric fans; Sl5. ..
OWNER OPENING HOME.
1915 Biltmore st. 70 few refined guests
desiring quiet newly decorated home:
prices very moderate: telephone. garage.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
RENT-FIATs

CoLoRED-4 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath: hot-water heat. elec gas; new;
$3.50. 2110 9th st. NV. PO. 2277 or
CL. O929.
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THE MONTANA II 7. 4.

HYGIENE. 119 MASS AVE Nw-Two
rooms, kitchen and bath, S32.50' rooms
kitchenette and bath. $50. See ianitor
Evening star., 1934-08-01
wANTED-APARTMENTs.

AT LEAST 3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath unfur. apt. nr. school. busses etc
NV. suburbs where child will be watched
out for after he comes from school until
emp. mother gets home; not over S35.
Address Box 151-S, Star ONCE.
2-ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH APT.
furnished. in Chevy Chase. S37 80. Phone
Emerson 436s.
SUBLEr SMALL. FURNISHED APART
ment, Aug, Is. business woman, for
month or longer. Address BOX 1888.
Star ONCE. 2s
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE UNFURN. p
room. kitchen and bath apt. $40; city or
nearby Va. Address Box 12S-S. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1934-08-01

George Washington Inn.
ON COOL CAPITOL HILL.
week or month; Summer rates, IL O4O0.
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
DISTRICT RENTAL, BTJREAfI 'o'
g27 18th st. NV. Room 500. Ma s717.
$55.00-3435 BROWN ST.
WEST NSuvrpMh 1r 1Gsh ST ST. BETWEEN
Reception hall living room bed roor,
Kitchen dinette. bath, Frigtdaire
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1915 Btltmore st 70 few refined guesi
desiring quiet newly decorated home
prices very moderate: telephone. garage
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2O0f EYE ST. Ewl-Front single and
double rooms: gentlemen; hot and cold
runnlng water. electric fans. si5. q
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l7ib EYE ST. Nw-2-room and bath
bachelor spts; one large room. third foor;
cool house. i.
Ti9 d ST sE-4 rooms private bath,
apt. Ii i0233. Opposite school. Adults.
"a EYE ST NWE2 large rooms. back
porch; bath same floor reasonable. i
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
1927 PARK RD--Delightfui corner room.
rear bath large cool house. near cars;
reasonable. co. l0322.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
1873 18th ST. NV. near Scott Circle
Vacancy for two young men In large
study room cool shower excellent meals.
Also single room for young lady.
1925 10th N.w-Comfortable rooms;
speeializing in fresh food and nome, nome.
so4e. 90
1903 18th ST. NW-Gentlemen; excep-
tional room and board now available Tor
2 more gentlemen $3.50 each; see it.
1714 10th sT.---comfortably situated2 If
vacancy: S3h to S45.
1920 18th ST.--Rooms excellent meals;
real home atmosphere. with every conven-
fence; walking distance.
1922 ST. Nw.-Attractively furnished
roundinss; suitable for two or three 2.
1920 K ST NV The ee-Marque--Nicely
furnished single and double rooms. semi
private baths; excellent board. 2s
1851 COLUMBIA RD.-LarRe cool room:
business couple; vacancies; lady. also gem
tlemsn; exc. meals. special diets. AID. l123.
1853 INGRAHAM ST.--Cool. large room.
tached home. GE. 6ie2.
I1e PEABODY ST. N.w.-CooI quiet room.
next bath; private family; no other room
ers: all home PRIVILEGES. GE 1892.
1919 18th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
double room. convenient to bath: well bal
anced. home-cooked meals Mrs. Gentry.
1910 10th ST, Nw-Rooms and board:
vacancy for girls: double room with pri-
vate lavatory: excellent meals.
1907 BELMONT RD.-Large front room.
8 windows. well furnished; board optional.
Very low rates private home. co. 53sl.
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Right Downtown.
PARK CENTRAL.
1900 F St. NV.

FRlGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
Large living room with portable dinette
sun. room with Murphy bed: kikchen,
tub and shower; $40
UNDER CAFRITZ MlNi6EHHENr
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1884 COLUMBIA RD.--s3 VIZ. single rms;
doubles. ~ all outside: 4 baths, inst h.w,.
mad rerv hall 80 so: men. AID. 1923.
81 EYE ST Tw-some free rent: 50 75
up: unlimited hot water. cleo. linens.
sGowsr hsth nhone %
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i7i5 EYE ST. N.w.-2-room and bath
bachelor spts; one large room. third moor;
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SOUTHERN CLUB.
1400 N. II. ave.-The hotel with q
mansion atmosphere. Permanent and
transient guests accommodated. Reason
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Iith ST NV. - Well furnished
d front rocFn and lsrse Kitchen with
%
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SUSoUEHANNA.
A0A W 2T VI

MODERN BuLDING near entrance TO
PARK Brtght apartments, and 3 iarge
rooms kitchen. bath. porchex, first and
second floors: refnished: Frigidaire: excel
lent service. IAnitcr. l77S LanieT pl nv.
Evening star., 1934-08-01
CLUB MERIDIAN,

262O 10th ST. NV
Coolest location in city. Large yard
trees: house completely screened. One
single with private bath: attractive double
with sleeping porch: excellent meals. hotel
service. Reasonable rates. 1s
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1602 X CT MMl

18th AND QOE SlS. NV.
OPPOSITE PANAMA LEGATION.
Announcing the opening Of a high-class
residence for ladies and gentlemen; beau
tifully furnished single and double rooms;
delicious meals prepared by dietician
Ready for occupancy Aug. 18th. For res
ervations, MET 1895. au4e
THE SOUTHERN CLUB.
1901 Mass. ave. nw.-An ideal home
for those away from home. Splendid
meals. Walking distance. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
LEAD PRICE RISES
81 A TON IN WEEK
Market Turns Dull After About
Half of January Require
ments Are Filled.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December ga 81
per ton advance in lead was registered
for the second consecutive week as
consumers purchased January re-
quirements. After approximately
half of their estimated needs for the
month had been covered, however,
rather quiet conditions overlook the
market, but the advances were fully
maintained.
Zinc also was steadied at the outset,
but advances Of 81 per ton were par
TALLY lost as concessions became
available.
Sales Of Blue Eagle copper tapered
off to daily average of less than 500
tons in the last week, but the do
mestic price held unchanged. Book
ings of Blue Eagle for the month thus
far are reported at 1900 tons, or in
excess of total November business.
Tin ruled about steady with slight
daily fluctuations.
Antimony remained dull and nom
inally unchanged in sympathy with
the high Chinese replacement costs.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
CAUTION GUIDES
SILVER PURCHASES
Treasury Proceeds Care
fully to Avoid Disturbing
World Markets.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
World silver conditions, including
complaining China, were said in ad-
ministration quarters yesterday to ex-
plain the Treasury's studied applica-
ton of the silver purchase law.
Officials conceded the Treasury was
proceeding carefully and indicated the
reason was the necessity of not dis
turbing world markets. But they in
sisted Secretary Morgenthau's pledge
that the law would be administered
enthusiastically" still held good.
Senatorial grumbling over reports
that the Governments authority to
buy silver had been delegated to the
Federal reserve banks met with fiat
denials.
While the New York Reserve Bank
is the Treasury's fiscal agent, one
quarter said that all silver buying "is
done on direct and detailed instruc-
tions from Washington, delivered by
telephone.
The administration attitude was
learned after several silver bloc Sena-
tors, including Wheeler of Montana,
McCarran Of Nevada and Thomas of
Oklahoma, had complained that Treas
ury buying had slowed up.
China's exact influence in guiding
the buying program could not be
learned, but the Oriental republic has
protested repeatedly that too high q
silver price would cause a serious de-
flation in China.
One official, explaining the reason
for caution, said:
The Government cannot drive the
price up quickly and then have it COL
lapse the next day. Not only would
the Treasury lose money, but it would
cause serious trouble
Just how much silver the Treasury
now holds was secret. 1t was esti-
mated unofficially at something over a
billion ounces, as compared with 6S9,-
$4,000 ounces held when buying
began. To attain the 25-75 ratio
with gold directed by law, some 2,1OO,-
000, 900 ounces would be needed on the
basis of the present gold stock of
So, 1913 900 900.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
FATE Of RECOVERY
LEFT TO CONGRESS
Credit Men Believe Radical
Plans Could Stop Up
turn Quickly.

The business outlook Is encouraging
for the first three months of 1885 be-
cause of the current improvement in
holiday trade and the consequent re-
plenishment of stocks resulting from
this increased activity, Henry H Hell
mann, executive manager of the Ma
tional Association of Credit Men, de-
clares in his review of business re-
ceived by the Washington association
yesterday. But it is difficult to ap-
praise what may be in store beyond
March, Mr.. Heimann says, since a
great deal depends upon congressional
activity. -r
"If Congress has what may be
termed more normal session, it will
help to build a firm foundation for
further continued recovery. On the
other hand, radical and confiscatory
legislation or wild spending programs
will act as an immediate brake upon
recovery. Despite some inevitable
form of further imitation I believe
these measures will be held to COM
promise programs and that Congress
will not get out of bounds.
1.-THE recent trend of developments
in Washington has been reassuring
and today there is a feeling among
business men that some of the serious
troubles that seemed to characterize
the situation some six months ago
may never really confront us.
"This more confident feeling Is due
more to analytical deductions from
certain Washington pronouncements
than to any specific, direct action on
the part of the administration. The
more frequent reference to funda-
mental recovery measures gives rise to
belief that tested and proven methods
will be more fully employed in the
future and this, in turn, has caused
business buoyancy."
Evening star., 1934-12-23
RADIO CORPORATION
STOCK SELLS LOWER
Halt in Reorganization Plans Is
Shock to Spectators on New
York Exchange.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December %. An
nouncement that Radio Corp. Of
America, temporarily at least, had
dropped plans for recapitalization to
eliminate arrears in dividends on the
A and B preferred stocks apparently
was q rude shock to speculative hopes
today.
A block of 1000 shares of Radio B
appeared on the tape at the opening
at 371a, an overnight loss Of more
than points.
On the recent advance, the B stock
touched 46. Dividend accumulations
on the B at the end Of the year will
amount to SIS q share, or about SILL
100000. It had been assumed a re-
capitalization also would involve some
plan for scaling down the common
stock, now outstanding in the total OF
more than $4,000, 900 shares.
The large amount Of common out
standing recalls the split up Of the
shares in 1929 after Radios spectacu-
lar performance in the bull market.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
5000, 600, 900 Waste Is Seen
In Obsolete Po,oer Equipment

maintenance Of power service equip
ment in factories. A reasonable esti-
mate Of the corresponding power bill
for 1885 is $4,000, ,000, 900. Our many
years of close observation Of industrial
power plants indicate that these oper-
ating costs can, on the average, be
cut in half.
Fifty cents out Of each power dol
lar is now waSted-$1, ,000, 900 900
yearly. Allowing for fixed charges
on modern equipment, at least $780,
600, 900 will be unnecessarily wasted
in 1885 if equipment and operation
continue on the present plane.
There has been some moderniza-
ton right through the depression,
notably in such plants as Standard
Oil IN. J.), West Virginia Pulp &
Paper Co., Forstman Woolen and
similar industrials, but the majority
Of industrial executives have consis-
tently overlooked the possibility Of
modernization investments yielding
yearly returns ranging from as to 100
per cent. sometimes higher"
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Holiday Candy Trade Climbs
Far AbOue Last Years Mark

1888, he said. Practically uniform
gains were reported.
October business also represented an
increase over the preceding month
despite the fact that September was
one Of the best months of the year.
The October-over-September gain for
the country was "A per cent.
Sales for the first 10 months of this
year showed an increase of almost 16
per cent, as compared with the corre-
spending period last year. With busi-
ness in 1888 finishing with 20 per
cent boost over the preceding year, in
dications are, the association said,
that 1884 business will close with a
gain Of at least IS per cent over 1892.
For the last 10 months this year,
321 reporting concerns sold $3.50, ,000,- :
600 worth Of confectionery and COM
petitive chocolate products, compared
with $l39,o00.o0o during the same
period Of 1888.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
PROXY CONTEST ENDED.

NEW YORK, December % Up.-
A proxy contest for control Of Trans
Lux Daylight Picture Screen Corp.
ended yesterday with election of the
board of directors proposed by the
management by vote of about 400, 900
shares out of 671 ,226 shares. The fol-
lowing new directors were ADDED to
the board: Leslie e. Thompson, Robert
Atkins, Stewart Webb, L. A. Hall and
Edward @. Lauder. J. M. McGrath
and g. N. Walton retired as directoEA
Evening star., 1934-12-23
DIVIDENDS HOLD
NEAR HIGH LEVEL
GAINED LAST WEEK
66 Favorable Changes Show
Little Decrease From
Record of II.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 22.-There
were 66 favorable dividend changes
this week compared with rs the week
before, according to the Standard Sta
tistics Co. The record for the week
was The best, with the exception of
the Immediately preceding period,
since the start of the depression. De-
tails of changes:
Favorable.
Increased - First National Bank
(Atlanta), Title g. Mortgage Guar
antee (New Orleans, Inland Invest
ors, Savings Bank & Trust Co. CRich-
mond, Va.), Sloan & Zook Producing
Resumed-J. B. Stetson preferred
Canada Bud Breweries, Detroit Gray
Iron Foundry, Lefcourt Realty pre-
ferred, Morristown Securities, Philip
Carey Manufacturing per cent pre-
ferred, Four Wheel Drive Auto, Gen
eral Fireproof1ng per cent preferred
Hide & Dauch Paper, Northland
Greyhound Lines, Steuffer Corp. COM
mon A, Hammermill Paper, New York
Fire Insurance, Niagara Wire Weav-
ing, Alpha Portland Cement, Ameri-
can Fork & Hoe, w. r. Grace & Co.,
Iowa Southern Utilities per cent
preferred, Iowa Southern Utilities 61z
per cent preferred, Iowa Southern
Utilities per cent preferred, Richard
son Co., Waikuku Sugar.
Extra-Bourbon StockyardS, Idaho
Maryland Consolidated Mines, Ameri-
can Credit Indemnity, First National
Bank (Baltimore), Hibbard-Spencer-
Bartlett & Co., MacAndrews & Forbes,
Steel Co. of Canada, Parke-Davis,
America Trust Co. (Charlotte), An
gostura- a-Wuppermann, Atlantic City
Fire Insurance, E. j. Brach & Sons,
Cincinnati Advertising Products, Citi-
zens' Commercial Trust & Savings
Bank (PaSadena), First National
Bank Louisville), Fulton National
Bank (Atlanta), Safe Deposit & Trust
Co. (Baltimore), Time, West Point
Manufacturing, Clorox Chemical,
Glen Alden Coal, Macbeth Evans
Glass, Veeder-Root, American Securi-
ties Shares, Denver Union Stock
Yards, Industrial Credit of New Eng
land, Minnesota Mining & Manu1ac-
turing, Oil City Trust Co., Seaman
Bros, Woodward & Lothrop, William
Wrigley, jr.
Initial - American Continental,
County Bank & Trust Co. Cam
BRIDGE, Federation Bank & Trust Co.
New York;, Fidelity & Guaranty
Fire Corp. (Baltimore), Piggy -Wiggly
(Canadian), Sperry Corp, Federal
Trust Co. (Newark), Hat Corp. of
America 612 per cent preferred.
Unfav0rable.
Reduced - Seaboard Citizens Ma
tional Bank (Norfolk), Otter Tail
Power (Minnesota) $6 preferred, Otter
Tail Power (Minnesota) $3.50 pre-
ferred, State Street Trust Co. (Bos-
tom.
Passed-Apex Electrical Manufac-
turing prior preferred.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
WORK PROGRAMS HELD
FAR MORE EXPENSIVE
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December %. - The
results Of study by the National In
dustrial Conference Board of data
published by the Emergency Relief
Administration indicates that for the
country as whole unemployment re-
lief provided by work programs costs
nearly so per cent more than direct
relief, the board announced today.
The cost figures for August were
$36.56 per work relief case against
S24.83 per direct relief case, the board
statement said. The conference board
is supported by large industrial Or
ganiZations.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
All i. S. Markets
Will Stay Closed
On ChristmasDay
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, December 22.-All
domestic financial and commodity
exchanges will be closed Christmas
day, and while most of them will be
open On the preceding Monday, the
copper, tin, lead, zinc, hides. rubber,
silk, tobacco and Savannah naval
stores markets will celebrate a two
day holiday by closing on December
"a. In addition New York cocoa,
cottonseed oil and provisions, the
Chicago Board of Trade and other
Northwestern grain markets will hold
half day sessions on Monday.
The Canadian financial exchanges
and silver and grain markets also will
close at midday next Monday.
European exchanges. with the ex-
ception of the Paris Bourse and the
Liverpool Provision Exchange, will be
open as usual the day before Christ
mas.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
Wall Street Halls
Yuletide Approach
With Gala Parties
Special Dispatch to The Star

5pCSAoA 1AopastkA w \ 1C 0t0As
NEW YORK, December a.
Wall Street started its Christmas
celebration today. Long before
resounding gongs closed exchange
sessions, bag and bundle laden
bankers, brokers, lawyers and
their clerks, stenographers and
secretaries scurried to their va
rious destinations.
Clubs and restaurants in the
financial district were crowded
this afternoon with parties and
individual merrymakers. Nu-
merous offices gave parties for
employees, friends and customers.
Although Wall Street, finan-
cially, experienced one of the
worst years in its history, the
poor children who live in the
tenements that fringe the dis
trict were remembered as usual.
While many brokers on the Curb
Exchange were "in the red" on
the year, that did not keep them
from contributing literally to the
Christmas celebration held late
Friday.
Copyright. 1934O
Evening star., 1934-12-23
SOUTHERN PACIFIC NET
GAINS 1916 PER CENT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December a. No.
vember net operating income of the
Southern Pacific Railroad rose 15.5
per cent to $1,638, ,535, compared with
81, ,418,298 in the same month last
year. For the first II months net in
come Of SIS, ,305, 1866 was 91.8 per cent
higher than in the same period in
1888, when it was $7,984, 1903. Other
income Of the road in November IS
estimated at around 81 ,000,000 which
would about cover the company's fixed
charges Of $2,700,0 900 monthly.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
AIRPLANE EXPORTS NOW
HOLD WORLDS RECORD

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 22-Along
with. the automotive exports, the
United States this year has staged q
strong comeback as seller of aero
nautical products in the world mar
ket. Exports of airplanes, motors and
parts for 1884 are figured at about
s13, 900 900, an increase Of more than
40 per cent over 1888, making the
United States the leader in that line
of exports. A tragic reminder of the
growth in American aviation export
trade came in the crash of the Dutch
airliner, an American-made machine,
in the Syrian Desert.
Evening star., 1934-12-23
FRIGIDAIRE REPORTS
MANY RAIL ORDERS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DAYTON, Ohio, December a.
Rapid strides forward of air-condi-
tioning equipment for railroad cars
was divulged here by E. G. Biechler,
president and general manager of
Frigidaire Corp, subsidiary of General
Motors Corp, at meeting Of the
national air-conditioning distributing
organization in Dayton. The year
1895 viii see several thousand cars
carrying Frigidaire compressors and
cooling coils in daily operation on
virtually every major railroad in the
Nation, Mr.. Biechler said.