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Evening star., 1934-10-17
Dollar Declines
To 4.4 7/l6 Mark
In London Mart
BY the Associated Press.

~ suc hoooCi&tcQ ELCSos
LONDON, October 1.-THE United
States dollar lost az cents to the
pound today, closing at 4s4 7/16 to
the pound, as compared to yesterdays
close Of 4.92 5/l6.
The dollar opened weak ct 4.s3A
and on continental speculative buying
of the British pound slid to 4.s5. from
which it recovered q fraction on trade
demand to its close.
The French franc closed at 74.25 to
the pound, compared to yesterdays
close Of 74.06.
The price Of bar gold declined az
pence to 142 shillings pence ($35.l6)
q fine ounce and an amount valued
at fss5 900 ($2.S45,5l2.5o) was pur--
chased.
The price Of silver dropped one
penny an ounce to 23T pence under
heavy speculative profit-taking sales
In the belief that the recent advance
was overdone. Buyers came In ct
the lower level market and the closing
was firm.
PARIS, October II R.-Three per
cent rentes, Is francs IS centimes;
41a per cent rentes, $3.50.
Exchange on London, 74.22. The
dollar was quoted at 15.O0N.
The Bourse win Be closed tomor-
row. In observance Of King Alexan-
ders funeral
Evening star., 1934-10-17
B0|VDsFO[L0W
UNEVEN COURSE.
Government Issues Attract
Support After Mild Early
Reaction.
BY BERNARD S. o'HARA,

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK. october 17.-Bond
prices were a bit mixed in the late
trading, but the markets undertone
remained steady. U. s. Governments
met support on moderate reaction
during the forenoon and certain of
the Treasurys and home loans scored
good recoveries.
Treasury 3%s of l946-56 worked
ahead 14-32ds of point on small
sales.
The corporate list entered the final
hour showing preponderance Of
gains, although weakness cropped out
in such issues as Western Union SIS
and Phillips Petroleum 5Hs.
Irregularity marked the foreign list
and there were few important changes
from the early price range.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
CURB Irregular
AS VOLUME LAGS
Utilities, Oils and IndustriaIs
misunderstanding
Shares in Demand.
by q. A. PHILLIPS.

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Curb
Market was mixed today with spe-
cialties and some of the merchandising
shares In demand at higher prices,
while utilities. oils and industrials
generally tended lower. Trading was
lifeless.
Advances Of one to two points oc-
Cured in such issues as Great Atlantic
d Pacific, Eureka Pipe Line, Gulf OIL.
New Jersey Zinc, Sullivan Machinery
and Standard Cap q Seal.
Swift Internstionale and Sherwin
williams were around "a higher. Elec-
trio Bond n Share, Creole Petroleum,
New York Steam and Hiram Walker
were lower.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press.

ASSUCIHCeU
The position Of the Treasury October IS
was: Receipts, S19.115.673.34; expendi-
lures s62,S3O,2 ,279.29 balance, S2,04s,-
650.617.77; customs receipts for the
month, S14 4,668.3S5.02.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since
July ID, S1.12I, ,363,49B.1O.. expenditures.
81 s2S,396.679 tincluding S1,015,443,-
339 40 of emergency expendituresl; excess
Of expenditures, s707,033, 1890. gold
Receipts for October ia. 1889 (compa-
rsble date last year,. 81. .553.1 100. %; ex-
penditures. S13,859,52 .04: net balance,
81 .133 $50, ,22S SO: customs receipts for
the month, s14,34o ,474 80
Receipts for the fiscal year. SS4T,222,-
ssss sSn $50
expenditures): excess OF expenditures,
SesI.579, ,04s.o5: gold assets. $3.196,259,-
3o4 NJ
Evening star., 1934-10-17
Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL, October II R.-
Cotton, 5000 bales, American nil.
Spot, in better demand, improved
business done; prices two points
higher; quotations in pence: Amer
ican strict good middling, 7.58; good
middling, 1928; strict middling. 7.13;
middling, 6.98: strict low middling.
6.83; low middling, 6.63; strict good
ordinary. SAB; good ordinary, 613
Futures closed quiet and steady. Oc-
tober, $40; December, 6.68; January,
6.6s; March. 6.62; May, $50; July
6.56. -
Evening star., 1934-10-17
New York Cotton

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 17-After
selling up to 12.45 for December de-
liveries or about to 7 points net
higher during today's early trading
cotton eased under a little Southern
selling and scattered realizing or
liquidation. General business was
quiet with prices responding to COM
paratively small orders. At o'clock
December was ruling around 1896
with the general market about net lin-
changed to points lower.
Futures closed steady, unchanged to 8
Evening star., 1934-10-17
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. October 17.-Confronted
by reports that France was Offering
wheat to Great Britain at prices lower
even than Argentine corn. grain values
showed q downward trend most of
the time today.
A further bearish influence as to
wheat was the fact that some of the
driest areas In the Southwest domestic
wheat belt had been furnished mois-
ture. Profit taking for holders was
the outstanding feature of the corn
market.
Wheat closed unsteady at the low
est prices reached, 7k-15s under yes
terday's finish, May 100A-is. corn
at 1s-s n ct decline, May 1875 80;
oats IN of and provisions with
late gains of 2 cents to Is cents.
WHEAT Open High. Low. Close.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
COAST LINE
SHOWS $685., ,043 NET
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, October 17-Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Co. for the eight
months ended August 81 had net in
come Of $687. .043, equal after dividend
requirements on the preferred stock
Of 50 cents share on the common.
against a loss Of $817,154 in the first
eight months of 1888.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
COftOnSeed Oil,

Cottonseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady: spot unquoted; October,
8.25b; November, 8.25b; December,
8,S0b: January. 8.32b; February, 8.35b;
March, SAB; April, s.48b. Sales, II
contracts. Bid.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. October II R-Call
money steadyI per cent all day. Time
loans steady; 90 days 10 months. a to
/ per cent. Prime commercial paper "a.
Bankers acceptances unbalanced Redis-
count rate. New York Reserve Eank. Ia
per cent.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
vW-With warrants. XW-WithouE Va

ww--With warranss. xw-WiisnouIs war. :.
tstp5-stamped. sNegctiability impaired
by maturity. Bonds fully. listed on the
Curb Exchange: others are dealt In % un-
listed issues. fcompanies reported in re-
ceivefship.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK. October II tR.-Bar
silver weak, IA lower at 543s. :,
Evening star., 1934-10-17

Cash Grain Market.
Wheat, No. ! red, 1903; No. 2
mixed, 1861; corn, No. 2 mixed,
S0i2: No 1 yellow. s01s; No. 2
white. 861aa87A; oats, No. white,
58a581a; sample grade. 63l2; rye. No.
3, 75is; barley, 80al.22; timothy seed,
l6.50a1700 hundredweight; clover
seed, 15.00a19.00 hundredweight.
Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE, october II R.-
Wheat, No. 2 red Winter. garlicky,
spot, domestic, 80; October, SO; No.
vember, no quotations.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. October IL 19.-Wheat
fitfnreS
Evening star., 1934-10-17
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK, October II R-Crude
rubber futures opened steady. 10 Y ,igs
80; January, 1l.62; March, l4.7S.7o.
Evening star., 1934-10-17
N. Y. CURB MARKET

Stock and 9aloe-
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Moiybdenum Cp.. 8
Montgom Ward
Montreal
HL&P p 1A)..s sos 3sx asx ssS
Mount Prod (60c). ~ ~ ~
Evening star., 1934-10-17
N. Y. EXCHANGE BONDS
u. Z. covERNMEN1 eoNos.

Fed Farm Mtg
Fed Farm Mtg
Corpn 3As's4 1908 1908 1905
Home Owners Loan
Corpn 2xs'4s.. $50 942s s53
Home OwnLoan
Corpn 3s 3d.. 9S9 s72S SSS
Eome OwnLoan
corpn ts 's1. !. 9ss s72s ss3
LIBERTY BONDS.
3 Ms is32-4f -. 103 "a l032l 1O3 q
1 st cv 4ks s2-l7. 103 27 l0323 103 %
Stb 4As 33-3s... 1044 104 104 2
Evening star., 1934-10-17

Del & fiud - Al.
Denmark ANS 81.
Denmark 6hs '6e...
Denmark s. '43.....
Den & Rio @ ~ '3s.
Den 4 r G W 6s '55..
Den & r 9 RI So '7S..
Det Ed 4Hs D'e1...'
Det Eds RI 81 A'O.,
Det Edison 81 sb....
Evening star., 1934-10-17

1st pf (fl..
Air Inv Inc war.
Allied Mills Inc.
Alumni Co Of Am.
Am Cynamid
(B) (ks5c)...
Am Founders. ....
Am Founders
e lst pf (D)..
Am Gas q E(t1)..
Am Gas&Ef pf(6).
Am Inv Inc war.
Am Laundry zoe.
Am 1t q Trac 100
Am Maracaibo. 80.
Am Superpower
Ark Nat Gas (A)..
Armstrong Cork
R12hc).....
Art Metal (k10c)..
Asso Gas g. Elec..
Asso Gas&El (A).
Atl Coast Fisher.
Atlas Corp.
Evening star., 1934-10-17

p,,is:ss asSsa iss ss.. sss o. z,sA Low. css..
Evening star., 1934-10-17

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
quarterly semi-annual payment. fPartiy
extra. tPlus ~ In stock. q Payable II,
cash or stock. b Payable in stock Plus
6sf In stock. Plus 69 In stock hPay-
able in script. J Plus SCI in stock Paid
TINS year-no regular rate. m Accumulated
oivloenos paid this year. Plus 10G In
stock. Paid last year-no regular rate.
Companies reported in veceivership
Evening star., 1934-10-17

Railroad Shares.
Richfaeld Oil, Cal
pf (r)....
Evening star., 1934-02-24
SALE-HOUSES.

COMPLETELY DETACHED HOME ON
large lot in beautiful Woodridge; large
rooms. bath. refinished like new. on paved
street. price, S6.65O: terms like rent.
Evening star., 1934-02-24
RCV IT. KUSSELL Q
1s3l x st. NV.

1909 WOODLEY RD
Beautiful detached house. partly fur
niShed or unfurnished: bed rooms .
baths. 1arse sleeping porch. oil burner. ga
rage: SlI0 per month For inspection call
CYRUS KETSER. Jr
52ll Wisconsin Ave CT, 53TI
Evening star., 1934-02-24
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

|
ton; single sleeping room, large closet,
| 50 .b0 large Ink. room. next BATH 20;
basement rooms. light. airy rooms. e4
per wk.: unlimited phone PO. 3542.
and 14th, E and F SITS. "a on first floor.
with porch. gas; elee. sink. range; INV h.
plste for Housekeeping. SO wk. "a
1903 KALORAMA RID. a sth and Col. RdD
nnL1vely south front twin beds Z closets: H1s
oil heat inst n. W" pssnmdbla Snllm5es phSne
DOWNTOWN-4l9 9th st. N.W.-Larse.
frst-fioor front room. running, water.
cabinet range; newly decorated; heat.
light. gas. 81. 20
GENTLEMAN desiring delightful corner
shower; near golf course. stores, cars; rea-
sonable GE 546:.
| i434 PERRY PL. NW-Newly furnished.
bright quiet room radio equipped. In ex-
line. 81 80 week: no children.
| CLEVELAND PARK. 1890 37th St NV
Two comfortable. nicely furnished single.
double beds 81 and X5: detached home,
family Of Two; garase; gentlemen. CLeve-
| 754 PRINCETON PL 'near Ga. aveJ-..
| bed rooms, private Jewish family; pleasant
surroundings; Sl9 mo. each board II de-
| sired: garage for rent. Adams S004
IT, H.: / W.Loveiy; large front room:
Eth aieoye s Kitchen n, Stt "a e Tss
up; maid, isnitor, bellboy service.
! 1918 EMERSON ST-Large furnished cor
oeT oeTy ro3m G Sts f,sr private q family gentlemen
1901 EUCLID ST, 1sth and Col, rdl,-
LARGE. clean. bright room for Ink; also
/ sleeping room. near bath. $3.50.
! WANTED-Young lady TO share apart
Miramar' Miriam A1' Hpt. Eos references desired oSil
1915 IRVING ST. N.W-Or Mt. Pleasant
car line; double room. next 10 bath; also
single. running water.
|
front room. conyenient to l4th st. cars
! and buSses. Columbia 1aSa-J.
NEAR PARK RID. l34s Oak st. NW.-Two
single sins front rooms. private home; conven-
room. second floor. private home: wei we'll
heated; suitable " adults AID. 100
1907 CLIFTON NW.-Sunny front. twin
one. SIS two; men. Adams $3.50 -.
1884 COLUMBIA RID. S3 wk single rms;
doCble, -; steam heat, baths. inst h W.
maid serv.; hall rm.. 81 30; men. AID. 10.I3.
bath. with quiet family; gentleman; ref
erence. Call Potomac 3435
! 1889 HOBART ST. N.W.-Newly furnished
front room. adjoining bath. c. h. W. 81
5l4 oGLETHoRPE ST; Nw.--Master bed
~"5 mo. Call after Il pm 81.
534 INGRAHAM ST NW-Single room.
well FINISHED. close to bath. private fam
lily. 81 week. GEORGIA 5132
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Twin beds pri-
yate home; references EXCHANGED. Phone
Lincoln 1881.
100! I ST. ,Researchmen's Club = Ideal
| locat tom single. S4; double. ~ a person,
weekly. Stenosrapher may earn room "6'
! i34 10th ST NE.-Room with porch. un-
| limited telephone; convenient location: pri-
vste family. !5'
93l G PL N.W-sIngle rooms. warm.
clean. 80. 80. S3 per week .5'
| 1929 l. ST NW-warm rooms single
and double; gentlemen preferred.
Evening star., 1934-02-24
WANTED TO RENT-HOuSES.

IN CHEVY CHASE sECTION-UNFUR
nished; convenient to Blessed Sacrament
School; 5 bed rooms. porches. garage and
ample yard necessary. Responsible party
will lease for year or longer. Address Box
Sl-Z Star once.
Evening star., 1934-02-24

COLORED.
OPEN TO INSPECT
Let your rent money pay for your own
home. See 330S Dent pl. NV. tnear wis
consin ave. and @ ST.: ,semi-detached
wall paper. etc. Please phone Mr.
MALONEY CT, r64q
Evening star., 1934-02-24
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

1l52 4th ST. NE.
Six rooms, bath. h.-w. h.. cleo, garage.
$3.50.
John +. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1934-02-24
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

3O1: 18th ST. NW-3 large rooms and
reception hall; entire first floor: heat.
light: gas furnished; all newly decora ted !.
S3? 30. Jsnitor on premises. 25.
30I2 18th ST. NV large. second
floor rooms gas. light and heat; all newly
decorated; SD 80 Janitor on premises
"a.
"l9 18th ST. N.E-Two rooms. Kitchen
electric refrigeration. l.. e., h.; reference
required: adults. So so. o5'
40 D ST. Sc rooms and pri bath
heat and hot water; $3.50: newly pa
pered; adults. "a
Evening star., 1934-02-24
HOUsES-UNFURNISHED.

tCOntinued.)
ss5 OO-NEAR 34th AND MACOMB SITS,
$50 .OO-isei Isl ST. NV.
s5oOO-:i3 MADISON sT. NV.
s55oo-Iso4 RfSaess6 s61soY SsnfasSr' 81. NV.
,,,s wN; I i, i, sAgSDERs CO II INC. ;o,,
58l6 9TH ST. NV.
Detached semi-bunsslow. rooms, bath.
hot-water heat, electricity conveniently
located.
RENT, $500.
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORP.
500 Investment Bldg DI. 056S.
$45.0O.
Semi-detached brick house. six nice
rooms, newly papered and painted. hard
wood floors. attractive bath and kitchen.
built-in sarage. hot-water heat; near grade
and junior high; stores and churches near
See Mr.. GANzERT at 1I5 Tuckerman st.
NV. Drive out Georgia ave. to Tucker
man. turn east two blocks.
HENRY !. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave DI s14I
73 BRYANT ST. Nw,-S4a.5o.
8 rooms, bath. cleo. refrig.. garage.
3S95 l4th ST. NW.--S52 30.
5Is sHERTpaN, sT. Nw.-s5o 90
q rooms and ba tn.
4?l4 Sth ST. NW.-S57.50
Detached: rooms and bath garage
1909 HOLLY ST. NW.-S70.
Detached; rooms. kitchen and bath.
e4o5 1th ST. N.w.-s5e.
Semi-detached; d rooms. bath. anil,
garage.
H. G.. SMITHY CO..
141s Eve St. NV MA. 5ao3.
SOUTHEAST.
1I05 East Cap. ST, IL r.. b..
h.-a.h.. elec c............... .OC
I.3 Ith ST., r.. b.. ami 55 OO
Inl2 Penn. ave, r.. b.. ami 4S5O
iS:t3 b St, Il T.. b., am .. Is 90
~ 9TH St. q r. b.. h.-a h. cleo 1000
iooo ID ST., y r.. b., ami. ..... ~ 5O
2I' ST., T.. b.. a.m.i...... $3.50
NORTHEAST.
Io5 3rd st. r., b.. ami. S55 90
52;i l2th St; r; b.. h.-a.h., eiec, $500
III ST., r.. b.. a.m.i...... $3.50
aa3s4 Emerson ST. r; b.. ami. 1850
30 I4th st. r. b.. lat. cleo $500
NORTHWEST.
s33 Perm st. r.. . b.. ami. 800. 90
200 Lamont st., r.. . b, ami. $500
;26 Tuekerman St. s r. D.. ami. $500 800
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
al4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
Evening star., 1934-02-24
SALE-HOUSES.

SACRIFICE AT So. 800 FURNISHED.
rooms. baths; hot,water heat; electric
ity; excellent NV. location. 800 block New
ton st. Waverly Taylor. Inc. Ma. 1910.
AIL-BRICK COLONIAL HOME IN sPLEN-
did ne. location, near Catholic University.
containing 6 large rooms, tile bath. built
price Of $3.50, with terms less than rent
Call North $500.
Evening star., 1934-03-09
GAS DEALERS TOLD
TO RIGHT errors
Committee Warns Them
Subsequent Violations
Will Be Prosecuted.

After a week Of Investigations and
D public hearing, more than a score
Of Washington gasoline dealers have
been given an opportunity by the Dis
trict of Columbia Petroleum Code
Committee to correct violations Of the
wage and hours provisions Of the code.
The hearings were held before
Chairman L. S. Scott and other men,
bers of the committee in the e1ecu-
tive Offices in the Tower Building.
Each Of the accused distributors con-
fessed his guilt, but in virtually every
case the fault was placed on lack
Of understanding of the code require
ments rather than to deliberate at
tempts to evade the provisions.
The committee ruled that each OF
the dealers should be given chance
to comply with the law, but warned
them a second offense will mean
prosecution. Such cases, II they arise,
will be referred to the National Pc
troleum Administration and by them
to the Department Of Justice.
Chairman Scott also announced
that a simplified copy of code wage
and hours provisions will be supplied
all Washington dealers for posting
publicly in their filling stations.
In order to eliminate unfair trade
practices, particularly price-cutting,
wholesale distributors were notified
that new contracts with retailers con-
tain a cancellation clause which will
allow them to refuse delivery OF gaso-
line to any dealer who violates code
provisions. Negotiation was begun
with the wholesalers, especially those
who handled branded goods, as an
aftermath Of the recent price war IN
the District.
The cancellation clause will be
used by the District Committee for
the double purpose Of protecting the
public from excessive prices and the
Independent dealers from bankruptcy,
Chairman Scott declared.
All the accused distributors who
appeared before the committee agreed
to correct their wages and hours to
meet the code and to make up any
difference owing to their employees.
Evening star., 1934-03-09
BUS ROUTE CHANGE
IS GIVEN APPROVAL
Limo Serving Wesley Heights
Area to Leave New Mexico
Avenue Segment.

Change In the route of the Massa-
chusettS avenue bus line OF the Capital
Transit Co., serving the Wesley
Heights area. was approved yesterday
by the Public Utilities Commission at
the request of the company.
The portion Of the route along New
Mexico avenue between Cathedral and
Nebraska avenues is to be discon-
tinued Instead, the busses will follow
Cathedral avenue from New Mexico
avenue to Forty-f1fth street, then
along Forty-fifth street from Ca
thedral to Nebraska avenue, and then
along Nebraska avenue to Massa-
chusetts avenue.
A request by the company for ex-
tension of the bus service along
Georgia avenue is awaiting action by
the commission. This owl service,
starting at Eleventh and Water streets
southwest, now stops at Georgia ave-
nue. and Dahlia street. The company
desires to extend this line to Georgia
and Alaska avenues.
Evening star., 1934-03-09
$1,000 WlNGO VERDICT
UPHELD AT BRIDGEPORT
Trolley Company Again to Appeal
Case of Injured Ex-Repre-
sentative's Son.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March o.
Judge P. B. O'Sullivan in Superior
Court yesterday upheld a record ver-
dict Of $4,000 damages tn favor of
Otis T. Wingo, Washington, D. c.,
bank clerk, and son Of former Repre-
sentative Efgene Wingo of Arkansas.
The verdict, returned by jury two
weeks ago for auto injuries sustained
by Wingo in a collision with trolley
car here on December 18, 1882, was
the largest verdict ever returned in
this county for non-fatal crash in
juries. The trolley company asked
that the verdict be set aside, claiming
contributory negligence on Wingo's
part. The traction company will take
. final appeal to the Supreme Court
Evening star., 1934-03-09

dents protested against the present
heating plant.

dents protested against the present
heating plant.
II the recommendation Is approved
. new steam heating plant would be
installed during the Summer. Maj.
Hodgson admitted, however, this would
not cure the present difficulty. He
said II the present furnace, 26 years
old, which has been repaired many
times, should break down before warm
weather arrives. the school would
have to be closed. He said it was
hoped that with careful handling"
the old furnace would last the sea-
son out.
The delegation Of citizens informed
Maj. Hodgson parents of the section
were on the verge Of taking their
children out Of school If the plant
Evening star., 1934-03-09

were not repaired. They complain
that three Of the teachers Of the
school and q number of the students
have been made Ill by coal gas es-
Gaping from the antiquated plant.
The delegation included Capt. F.
M. Dent. representing the Anacostia
Citizens Association; Mrs. ]. P. Green
and Mrs. L. w. Thompson, represent
ing the Home and School Association
of the area, and Maurice Otterback,
chairman of the board of the Ana
costa Bank, representing a group of
citizens.
Evening star., 1934-03-09
BILL FOR WIDENING
18TH STREET OFFERED
Measure Provides for Condemna-
tion of Land to Permit Street
Improvement.

A bill to authorize the District Com
missioners to institute condemnation
proceedings to acquire land to widen
Thirteenth street between Monroe
street and Spring road was introduced
yesterday by Chairman Norton OF the
House District Committee.
The roadway now Is 40 feet wide
and the Commissioners said 1t Is i'm
possible to widen it under existing
law.
The proposed program provides for
setting back the east curb Of Thlr-
teenth street between Monroe street
and Spring road, so as to line up with
the roadway south of Monroe street.
The Commissioners in advocating
this proposed legislation told Mrs.
Norton Thirteenth street is one OF
the main north-and-south traffic
arteries, and there is serious conges-
ton due to this "bottle-neck" between
Monroe street and Spring road.
Acquisition of the property for the
widening, according to the Commits
honers, should not cost more than
e75,000.
Evening star., 1934-03-09
new HEATING PLANT
FOR SCHOOL URGED
Maj. Paul Hodgson to Recon-
mend Replacement in
Ketcham Building.

A recommendation for replacement
of the aged hot-air furnace Of the
Ketcham School, Fifteenth street and
Iood Hope road southeast, will be for
warded to school officials and the
District Commissioners by Maj. Paul
Hodgson, assistant engineer commits
sioner, it was stated yesterday as
delegation Of anxious Anacostia resi-
Evening star., 1934-03-09

Pike Attacks Ducks.
Two large pike which attacked ducks
have been caught in oxford, England
Evening star., 1934-03-09
NORTH CAR0LINIANS
PLAN TO MINE GOLD
State Is Asked to Seek p. W. A..
Fund to Construct Recov-
cry Plant.

Carolina and Uncle Sam are going
to be asked to help take little gold
from the soil of the Tar Heel State
Representatives Of 10 Western State
counties met here and organized the
Piedmont Carolina Mining Conference.
They will send request to Gov.
Ehringhaus that North Carolina OBJ
tain a Federal public works appro-
priation to construct a gold recovery
plant in this section.
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BEING CANNED HERE

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to pay for upkeep on car taken
over our rough mountain roads.
I try to take all the long trips
myself, but it is becoming more
and more necessary for me to
spend the greater part Of my
time in the office interviewing
:hkSs people and keeping reports
and recommendations up to- date /;
and therefore my leaders must
cover lot Of territory.
2.-The great majority of our
freiief families welcome our visits,
and are very proud of their cam
ming and are anxious to learn
new methods and recipes. We
have found very few hostile ones,
these we try to- Convert" and
are having success in most cases.
We come into contact with
very few land lords but the ma
iority Of them are inclined to
shift the responsibility of their
tenants from their shoulders to
the relief office.
I 3.-At the present time the
gardens are in very good con-
dition. Our people. received their
seeds late, and are at this time
getting the most from their gar
Idens, IbeY.zhage Just, begun to
can tomatoes, okra and soup.