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EXCHANGE,

SIx-ROOM HOUSE IN PETwORTH:
deed to lst trust for Groom house in
Oh. Ch: cash difference. Address Box
36S-X. Star Office. 4.
-SIII, EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY IN
nbdern .,O-ft. brick house. in perfect con-
ditfon. on Georgia ave. near Colony Thea
ter, subject 10 first trust by life insurance
company. financed until paid. for late
model hiRh-grade automobile; no Joke.
Address Box lsG-T Star Office.
BARGAIN-CLEAR.
WILL EXCHANGE DESIRABLE g.
STORY FRICK BUILDING. containing one
store and two fats above. opposite the
K Street Market at 9TH and NV.
clear of all encumbranCe. for a Groom
and bath brick dwelling which must also
be clear and situated m northwest sec
ton This is good opportunity for
party to increase income from rents. Re-
ply at once.
II. K. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 H St NV DI O9Os.
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RE\T-STRTREA\.
CHOICE RENTALS

. CoIonlaI tvpe. center fa-T- = rooms an6
tiled bath. h.-w.r.. orrD fireplace, a MI.
newly decorated and pajnfof. lot Soy 10.
restricted section. fully improved e'rect,
block 70 schools. churches and stores; M
mediate possession; row 80 month Also
another Colonial. . rooms bed rooms in
same section a. So month. other from
80 and NJ. Inquire THF - H BARRY
orc GOO A-lirE'o on Fidse. AURORA
HILLS VA. Phone walnut SS65. Open
evenings until
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1920 MONROE ST. NV.
1439-1443 SPRING RID. NV

Apis. of 3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
So. 90. Electric refrigeration. Res
dent manager. co. 0595.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
TEOS j OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV.

1871 EYE ST. NV.
TR1-srrr.s SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
bP9fr y" 80 FFFT on KLINGIE
E2ATr E2AR RETWKCS RTp ROCK GRNNEcFPlRGRaK2 GREEK PRRK
BS virtue of a certain deed of trust
Gly recorded ir Llber Nc. 643l, iolio .
E, sec. Of the land records OF the Dis
the te pSTtv q; sesared tereby the undeTsisned
trustee VIII sell at public ,s.gf1p aqGlien; y
TIE 1EiF' EiGHTH L trf bAY BIs'C5 OF FEBRUARY Fl Ap
1888 AT 4,3o O'CLOCK. PM. the tol-
beg !aa a4d cpp9n3bia pTsTfbSiss' an6 s
GSs55s fF5a.s of f laid called Pretty Prosper
aBa five n0% Snd dn2Tn I coemsn q Pa5sT q PARK M
described by mc'eS and hounds IN accord
anre With a p;et hcd IN pIoc;eecibnsss me sIl IN
premn Court Of the District Of Columbia;
as follow. Becturiu~ for the same or
north line IS iqteLscCtcd hy the south
Ueyi er|v line o. Poger street. as con-
demned -. 5ejd proceedings said poiInt
seconds west. - = fee along said road
from the end Of a line dividing Coleman
Park from Rock Creek Park. and run
three follow W:ns courses and distances ecod -
minutes - seconds vest l2O62 feet,
Ca north 80 DEGREES b minutes ~ Sec
O0dS VN.' i16 81 tePf; thence leaving
sad read north - dec-c-s ~ minutes east;
r. tget to Ss5d S2 Sforesaid lne O.
thence so:,tlca srcrlv sIo1E said line. on
he arc Of cree having a RADIUS OF
fU9 70 fee an arc distance All 81 feet
10 the po'r' Of barinnnr. With the night
Of way over the roads laid Gown IN sub
. dIvisjon Of Coleman PARK as described
IN deed recorded in Ilber 3os2. foho -.
Of the land records o. the District OF &C.
iu--b1a; subject also 10 rlEht OF way Tor
sewer purposes Erarted to Distrlct OF
Columbia ny deed recorded N Lfber 3653.
! folio 1T, Of the land records.
Terms of sale. All cash. il the pur-
| chaser so elects. or the purchaser may
| deed OF trust u3on the property sold. said
note being payable N three years. with
| interest at SIX per cent per annum. pay
| able semi-annuaNy and the purchaser to
said frst trust is given, the balanc. OF
the purchase price shall be paid in cash
| A deposit of 81 600 will be required at
| time of sale. All conveyanCIng. recording.
| revenue stamps, etc. at cost of purchas seq
| Terms Of sale to be complied with within
! fifteen DAYS from day of sale otherwise the
! trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
/ ertv at the risk and cost of dsfaulting
| purchaser after five days advertisement
| lished in washington. D c
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
| TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
b., WN L BEALE. Vice President
4. H. SHILLINGToN.
l,pO Ed
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5000.

semi-de,achcd brick house six nice
rooms. newly paporcd and painted. hard
wood noGrS ATTRACTIVE bath and HtCGrp
built-in garage, hot-va'er heat. near
grade and iur!Or hIgh: stores AID church
es nearby: good tranSpof' alton on two
car lines See MI GANZERT al 1l1
Tuckerman s.. nw. Dt!yc out GCorEia
ave to Tuckermar. turn east = blocks
HENRY !. ROBE. INC,
tun1 Vermont Ave NJ Sl4I
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SALE-FARMS.

S100 DOWN: ACRES. ON GOOI
gravel road; miles District line; So. Md.
S6OO AnamS G353-W a.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

REASONABLE RATS, PROMPT AND
courteous sary ce cor 1Gertal FIDELITY
PLAN CORR. 1909 l st. nv Ma. 6l2e
PERSONAL loans PROCURED. SURETY
BROKERAGE CORP, 1881 g ny; MA
ISIS. Fa-v payments St-iCtlv conhderiial
WE HAVE A $4,000 GUARDIANSHIP
fund 10 loan on first mortgaCe. D c.
l, " GROONES l5la Eye 81.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

1871 x ST. NW.-3-ROCN SUITE. WITH
private toilet and bath. 3 exposures, rent
reasonable
PERCY H RUSSTII CO.
1881 K 81 \ "
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AVOID TRAFFIC CONGESTION. LIVE IN
RIVERSIDE PARK. 1920 ST. NE. only
business and theater districts. -
RIVERSIDE PARK OFFERS MODERN q; z
and rooms houses. i and baths. oullt-
an naeTt az 7sd DsT NE or eA'nnsf zee
CHEVY CHASE. d, C.-HOME LOVERS.
take noticei Ten rooms, two baths. lnelud-
ing four splendid bed rooms seco1ntd moor
Sleeping porchcs, attractively HANDICAPPED
lot double garage. Lowest price. leaving
fi5x Box ASK tI9i sPpP' s1ar offce odiG1s'' ' 4.
I1.u c ST NE-NEAREST DOWNTOWN
ncw-hOuse development. VIII consider ex-
chanpe. See property
ON FLA AVE NV. AT 18th Star
and b. brick cleo. large cellar 70 good wide
alcy; zoncd first commercial. Only Sh,3No.
Former price Si0.OOn OWNER Dl- $40.
DRIVE OUT EAST CAPITOL ST. NORTH
on 18th s.. cast one block TO 1920 c ST
I320 c ST NE. RIVFPsIDE PARK. CON
Vrnlcnt to all Government buildings See
for yoIrsc1f Drive out to9av.
FOR SALE BY OWNER CORNER THREE
| story and basement brick, Two bath. SIX
teen rooms. oil neat, garage, two polchcs.
| Conn. ave on X ME- o413. -
s5,0o0 90 - REnOssEssED, EASY PAY
nente- -hunCaioW. q r b. oounle
/ garage. large lot. n " h. N j.. fireplace.
| NF ii"6
| RIVERSIDE PARK HAS ALL THF hDVAN-
| tauos Of both suburb and city. See 1870
| c ST NE this Afternoon
| WE HAVE SEVERAL PROPERTIES, HOMES
/ and Investments. which are in need OF re-
pair and which can bc bOuFht right
/ WAGGAMAN- -BRAWNER REALTY CORP.
ZOO Eye s.. Me. 3Hhi.
KALORAAiA HEIGHTS.
I Just of Mass ave This beautiful English
( ha5arent-rype home IN this exclusive rrsI-
! drr.!a, section contalnIr- 9 rooms - beo
/ ROOM, :, ba'nS oil heat, electric re.rIE-
! Grafton. rouch texture painted walls, Serv-
/ ant Quarters. detached "-Car brick "a
rage Price -" 5nu Convenient terms.
J. A NcKFEVER co
| NJ G1uG Realtors. l1'5 s.. w
| STX-ROON HOUSE. WITH WATER AND
( ever. lot "a f. fro0f in white relEhbor
hood. Pro only -" to ouGk X buyer
lt3l K 81 NV
/ VISIT RIVERSIDE PARK TODAY AND
| INSPECT TO c ST. NE.
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CHATEAU THIERRY

1920 s st. at 2Oth NV.
Apts of . rooms kitchen and bath.
S46 to $50 so. Porches. electric re-
friseration, elevator service. Resident
manager. NO 0212.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOME IN WEST
Chevy .Chssr D. C.-Seven rooms and
two baths. buiit-ln garaFe: cost sl2.50o
sacrifice for sale or trade; want smaller
home. This home will have TO be seen
Star office A.
WOODRIDGE-Du TO illness owner will
sacrifice modern. detached Groom home;
3 porches. lot 5OXl 81. paved alley. garage;
terms MiRht consider small country
property as down payment; balance
monthly. Address Box 316-X, Star oflce.
4.
MODERN 4-STORY BUILDING ON CO.
lunEia >rd near 18th st, consisting OF 9
stores and apis; can BE- bought at a
bargain price MR. FISCHER, DI. 523l;
EVENINGS. CO 500.
WELL LOCATED CORNER LOT. 100 FEET
square on Wilson Boulevard, near Claren-
don, with gasoline permit. Ten minutes
drive from GEORGETOWN. Price. $4,000.
JAMES MORRIS WCCDWARD'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE 9
room, kit. bath apt. with Frigidaire: not
over S35. Call Adams 7149.
YOUNG COUPLE WITH YEAR-OLD CHILD
desire furnished apt. with living room. bed
room, kitchen and bath, near downtown;
about $40, Best Of references. Address
Box 3<3.x Star of1cAs -
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DAVENPORT TERRACE
$500 X ST. NV.
SW Corner of 6

S.W. Corner of oJth st.
Apis. of . rooms. kitchen and bath
So 30 to $40 Electric refr' 'geratIon
Resident manager-WE. 1867.
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l4th & K CAFRITZ DI. 9080

COLORE2,Il::II5 YoU ST ST N.Y.
CHARLES z TRIBBY'S SONS. A14 Dis
tr!ct Ma; onaI Bank BLDG. Phone Dl. 4.'S.
COLORLD-BRK NE, a. ACKER.
so mo red TO $40: 1910 Duncan, - o.
rcd 70 So: cash lUFr of. Open. " fats
ca tRent one OUT. OWNER. l3l" Eve
NV. Me G+3l -
COLOPED-:i QUINCY PL NW.-FTAT
newly decorated. attractive: > rooms b7th'
StH.5" Key at II T g.. ? North n2H2.
COLORF0-iG" IRVING ST NV
ke. at - Ir,-Lr- = u " NOrth 1n!0. I.
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FOR COLORED.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
olH 9TH ST. SE-~25.
) Rooms and Bath
1Ith G. X CAFRITZ DI pnS0.


COLORED-HOUSES
134? R st. nw-1o T. b. ,ras, lat SO o" o"
!1.:,! 18Th st. W; r, b........ 50 90
So L st ne-> r.. .b.......... -, 80
900 ? nw-s r.. b. ami. rar.. - na
IGGG iG3G s%,n Gr9Tgla avr@ b an g. g. 80 ."
ElI Harvard w.-G r.. b. NIL. $40
"5'4 sherman ave.--6 r. b....... -. -
;;c 23G fa champaln Sf nT T r. o. E. m NJ, J. :" So
I4If 6th W +. b. Arc gas. 10 10 % %
Iii ii4 2iFa ifh p nRs Re3 r. r. b. b. lat cleo 4 ;"
1860 Kal. I'd nw-G r. b, lat el $3.50
I;33 Harvard n.w-6r;;; b. lat gas. y mo mn
.,.,:sf sth st NV r. ........ - 90
I"3" Sth nw.-f b, lat. EaS. 30 80
602 Morton NV +, b. ami. 10 90
l531 Marion st. NV, r. stove. 70 90
81 D st VS. r is'. 1t; cl~c - 50
I23I RgneSn T5ntor n 49, r b Ia stoys ga >"
iIT' r St NV r. stove gas. 80
9"3 18th st Se--6 r. b h....... -; 30
155 Morton st rw--G r, h..... - 90
643 Pickfnrd nj II o-6r. h, lat.g - 90
@""4 G St II U.--G r h. 1t. gas. 800
22G5 10th ri. nv-ti y lat...... - 90
~ I'o G ,t nI IV~6 r Sio-t, lamn - - o" o
80 go t.h t.h s s ns5 s r. b .'S: lst sss 5"
5I5a Sth st. n.wE5 y. stowe ..,... ." 50
1112 N J ave. NV r. stove. gas. 90 50
2"61 Sth ST NV =, stove .. 90 90
1891 s., st nw.-5 r. stove...... IS 50
1913 Kraemcr st. n.e.-6 r. stove. IS 80
1923 Wylie ne.-5 r. stove. gas :. y SO
81 Goat allev NV r. stove. .... 80
- Woodburn. y Ct rooms -. . 90
r. F. SAUL Co.
Ma o1oo. oc5 18th St NV
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CASTLE MANOR

y -1TU T'IH SF.
Near Clifton st. and Central High
School.
Apts of /. Q and 3 rooms, kitchen
and bath S29.5O to ST. 80. > eleva-
tors-electric refrIgeration. Resident
manager AID. 1922.
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$500.
MODERN BUILDINGS.
NR. 14th & PARK RID. NV.

MODERN BUILDINGS.
Mr.. 14th & PARK RID. NV.
3@2s HIATT PLACE.
. rms. kit. bath. free refrlg.. SO 80
3 rms. kit, bath. free refrig. .... 81 so
MULLIN, 320 K. |. Ave NE.
. rms. d. a, K. b. free refrig.. 600
1923 RIGGS PI. NV.
NEAR 18TH AND S sTs.
Llv. r. dlnet. k. b. Murphy bed - so
ATLANTIC. 1905 10th NV.
. rms, kit, bath elec refrz S42 50
3 rms kit. bath. elec refrig .... 81 90
HOMESTEAD, 1914 11th NV.
DOWNTOWN-5OO .3rd NV.
rms, kitchen. bath S25 90
WOODFORD. 5O4 5rd NV.
rms rms kit ki5' batb: 5a1h' 4ih tho b o" o."
ROOSEVELT, 1919 18th NV.
See Janitors on Premises.
FLATS.
1916 U s.e-3 r, K, b..........S@7.5O
FRANCIS \. RLUNDON CO.,
sos H NV
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
SALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

mOnth. tfust, Sg.oUW. Prlce tor alt ; -lW
splendid buy. C. w. SIMPSON CO. 1923
Vermont ave. ME. 300. See Mr.. Cryer.
An Excellent Investment.
Groom Brick. Centrally Located.
Rent. S246 Year. Price, 81 900.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN Co,
1915 H st. NV. d. 090S
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65-sENiI-DETACHED; NICELY FUR
nished; ami; oil heat. garage. 1871 H
st. NV.
NEAR 10th AND ALASKA AVE.-MoDERN
% burner. WIZ. VIII G. E, % refrir'. E c-car saraee;
references required; short-term lease. MA
$50; evenings. CO. 0S1l.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED CHEVY
Chase nearly new detached home. large
garage. GEORGIA 500
NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDGE = UN,
usually attractive Il rooms. a nj. good
view; laundry. maids ROOM brick garage
S45-VERY DESIRABLE SMALL, HOUSE
oursd 1Shed fafafe stb available tsterences
house; : screened back porches; $40
monthly. Apply 305 Douglas st. ne.
between 10 and >. a.
l4:l AMEs PL NE-N1CELY FUR
nished. six rooms; $50 per month: house
Sa5. GLOVER PARK. BENTON ST NV.
Nearly new. Il rooms. bath. elec re-
frlaeratlon, garage; nicely furnished Phone
CL. 16i9.
BLOCKS EAST @r''oP OF wALTER REED
HOSPITAL
DETACHED HONE COMPLETELY
FURNISHED
. rooms on " floors - bed rooms'. I
bed room on st f1oor; on second fNor;
large lot, garage: 500 per month or feep
present roomer tmalet. then rent will he
so Excellent. convenient location In
spect any time. Owner now occupies,
Possession in - days
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
1""G 18th ST. NV. Dl 33f7.
FURNISHED HOUSES. ALL SECTIONS
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC.
1871 II St NV National 551s.
WESLEY HEIGHTS
44"O KlinRlr st-Completelv fVrn; :,
he'd rms. - baths. maids rm. and bath; oil
heat elec refrig CAV lovely grounds
VIC & N MILLER DI i4i4
1855 EUCLID ST.
Nicely furnished home close 10 14th 81
business district; ! rooms and " baths. OIL
burner. electric washinC machine laundry
room For INSPECTION phone PO 44S0. or
II. l.. RUST Co,
1On1 18th 81 NV. MA. s10n.
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The EMBASSY
NV. Corner Harvard st

NV. Cofner Harvard st.
at Mt. Pleasant
Apts OF and 4 rooms kitchen
and bath; large DRESSING rooms tile
bath with shower electricity furnished
Tree Secretarlal and switchboard Serv-
Ice RESIDENT manager. co. 1900.
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2SO7 CONNECTICUT AVE

Between Woodley Rd. and Cathedral
Ave.
Apts. of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath,
nrge reception halls, $50 electric re-
frlgeration. Resident manager AID
$500
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs AND APIS
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1926 18TH ST. NV,

Apts of Q rooms. kitchen and bath.
$40; electric refrigerstion on house
current. Resident manager Adams
1a35-J
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PARK

WOODLEY PARK
Brick, semi-det he'd rms. bath
sleep porch oil heat "-car gar; Al
CONDITION: SIS
W C. { A N MILLER. NJ 44G4-
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COLORFD.
% oath ST. NE

KTNGTAN PAPK
Tvo-storv low brick nth five 70 ems
bath hot-water heat and electric ,leht;
house IN aoCd condition Key at 0is,
RENT. So 80.
+. +. SAUL co.
Ma 300. 925 18th ST. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.


AVOID TRAFFIC CONGESTION, LIVE IN
RIVERSIDE PARK 1920 c ST. NE. only
a few minutes removed from shopping.
business and theater districts.
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HOJJSES-FURNISHED.

-SEMI-DETACHED: NICELY FUR
ished: ami; oil heat garage. 1881 H
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FARM BARGAINS.
25 acres in Howard County. Md; paved
road; eight acres clear balance wood;
variety of fruit; spring water; electricity
available; house of six rooms and some
outbuildinss. quick sale. 81 800;
louisville. Md. Semi bungalow Of five
rooms; electricity. spring water; outbuild-
ings: 50 400
We have EVERYTHING in real es'ate.
J. II. FE1TY, Laurel, Md. Phone 16".
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1920 CONN. AVE. NV.

Apis OF . rooms. kitchen and bath.
S42 so Also rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch S45.00- Electric refriger-
afinn. La nitOr prenlSeS.
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NEAR ROCK CREEK BRIDGE = UN-
usually attractive rooms. ami good
view; laundry. maids room; brick garage
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
new PIPE PRICE
LIST ISSUED

The price Of standard steel pipe
and steel line pipe. together with
steel water well casing and large
diameter steel pipe, has been ad'
vanced an average Of about 81 a
ton at Lorain, Ohio, effective April
81, according to schedules Of new
minimum basings discounts filed
with the American Iron & Steel In
Stitute. Discounts have been re-
duced about 31a points. or 81 a
ton, on practically all sizes Of these
pipe products.
Under standard pipe" buttweld,
threads and couplings. buttweld
extra strong plain ends, and butt
weld, double extra strong, plain
end, are included. Under cline
pipe" buttweld, threads and coup
lings, and lapweld plain end, stand
ard weight, are included. Sub.
stantially the same change in bas
ing discounts was filed for the vari
GUS sizes Of these products.
Discount on / inch to 8 inch
standard buttweld, threads and
couplings. is now 64 per cent (plus
the usual S per cent discount tc
large jobbers) and on / inch to
inch pipe line pipe, threads %nd
couplings, So per cent (plus the I
per cent discount to large jobbers)
According to the schedules filed
with the American Iron & Steel In
stitute, additional adjustments il
base prices have been made, fol
lowing the other recent mark-ups
in roofing and siding at Gary
Ind, effective April 80 for most
claSsifications and April 1S for fou1
grades Of galvanized corrugated
material.
Pure iron copper alloy Ions
terneS have been marked up al
Gary, effective May /: hot-rollec
annealed ingot iron, Pacific Coast
ports, and cold rolled strip, crown
fender quality, has been advanced
at Pittsburgh, both effective
April 26.
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
Hog Trading ActiUe
With Prices StrOnq

CHICAGO, April "a UN.SO
The hog market was fairly active
and strong today as only $4,000
hogs were on sale on the open
market. Top was $3.95 but
choice light were held at 81.
Small packers bought freely but
the big operators were inactive.
Receipts were 28,00O..
Cattle receipts were $500.
Good to choice heavy steers were
wanted at strong prices but the
plain and medium light weights
sold slowly and no better than
steady. Cows and heifers showed
no change from yesterday.
Sheep receipts were 5000. Buy
ers tried to back away from yes
terday's high prices when top
reached $40 for old crop wooled
lambs and $10.75 for California
springers.
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
WESTINGHOUSE
SET IN CANADA

While there has unmistakably
been an upswing in general bllSi'
ness activities throughout the Do
minion during 1888, so far as
operations Of Canadian Westing
house Company are concerned the
year did not differ materially,
either in volume of orders booked
or in character Of work, from that
Of the preceding year, Paul J.
Myler, chairman and president OF
the company, said at the annual
meeting. He added:
with but one exception, in
which your company secured .
substantial share Of the business
offered, there has been practi-
cally no expenditure for .ap-
paratus for major power develop
ment and the revival Of trade
has not so far warranted pur-
chasing for capital account. Con-
seQuently, our sales in the ap-
paratuS divisions have not in
creased in volume.
"As an offset to this, however,
sales Of merchandising appli-
ances for household use showed
q considerable gain, and the
sales Of this class, including
lamps, amounted during the
year to more than One-half Of
the total sales volume. Our sell
ing efforts in the refrigerator
field were particularly success
full and our 1888 line of radio
receiving sets met a favorable
reception from the public.
Facilities are now being pro-
vided for the manufacture In
our own works Of the complete
line of westinghouse electric
ranges, which have heretofore
been manufactured Jointly with
another manufacturing con-
Cern."
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
OUTPUT
PEAK LEVEL
"a HELD NEAR

Automobile production has con-
tinued to gain, reaching the high
est eve since the spring Of 1880.
With 100000 cars and trucks in
dicated as a possible attainment
for April, including both United
States and Canada, the 1884 peak
Of vehicle output is believed to be
close at hand. Dealers stocks,
unusually low during the early
weeks Of the year, doubtless have
been built up materially in recent
months and, in the majority Of
cases, probably are ample. A
tapering Of factory operations
would not be unexpected during
the ensuing weeks Of this quarter,
but no drastic curtailment Is be-
ieved to be in immediate pros
pect, in the opinion Of the Stand
ard Statistics Company. Of New
York.
While a close estimate Of pro
duction is difficult in view Of un-
certain demand and labor condi-
tions, outturn for the entire first
half Of 1884 should be well above
the $4,000 units constructed in
the initial six months of 1881. A
figure not far from 1,750,000 cars
and trucks may, in fact, be at
tanned in the current half year.
whereas 1,045,000 units were built
in the like six months of 1888.
Ford, with April schedules in
italy set at 10000 to 100000
units, has been attempting to ex-
pand activities further since the
start of this month. Orders re.
ceived in excess Of that manu-
facturer's original dealer commit
ments have been running at a
rate sufficient to call for an in
crease of 20 per cent or more in
April outturn. While adequate
details are not yet available, there
is some evidence that Ford sales
have benefited as a result Of COM
peting producers price advances
early in the month.
Greater demands for parts being
made on Ford equipment sup
pliers probably have facilitated
the latter companies attempts to
secure better contract prices, to
compensate for their currently in.
creased labor and material costs.
A number of important SupplierS
have stated that adjustments Of
this nature have largely or en-
tirely offset recent wage boosts,
although the experience has not
been uniform.
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
RANCE NARROW
FOR COTTON

NEW YORK, April % (IN.SO.
Cross-currents were at work in
the cotton market today resulting
in extremely narrow price swings
with the run Of contracts ruling
on either side of the previous
close.
The sharp break in silver early
feet on the market and brought
a good deal Of selling into the
ring. but this was offset by the
firm tone in grains which stimu-
lated the demand.
Liquidation of May cotton for
first notice day on Wednesday
was very heavy at the opening,
but it was absorbed by trade
price-fixing and by spot-house
buying against sales Of other
months. The local market opened
/ to 3 points lower, or about in
line with Liverpool cables.
Sales by the South remained
light on the call and continued
so through the noon hour. There
was some Wall Street and com.
mission house liquidation in dis
tant months. Brokers acting for
japanese interests were good
buyers during the morning and
were joined by New Orleans.
Noon prices were 2 points
lower to 1 higher. July was up
/ at 11.58, October off at
iii, December off 2 at 11.81,
and January off 2 at 11.67.
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
GRAIN FUTURES
ARE ERRAT|C

CHICAGO, April "a .G.N.S.J.
Grains were erratic in today's
early dealings, there being little
news to give the market any Ger.
tain trend.
Wheat was 5s to Rc lower at
mid session after opening un-
changed to 1sc off. Corn and
other grain opened little changed.
but at mid session the former
was unchanged to 3sc off and
oats 1sc down to 1sc up. Rye
was 12c down to Ac up.
May wheat sold down to 751sC,
July 753sc. May corn brought
443Lc.
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
Price
Level Holds

General level Of prices re-
ceived by farmers and Of prices
farmers pay for commodities.
continue unchanged during the
week ended April II, Bureau
of Agriculture reports.
Index of farm prices on April
IL was "a, the same as the
preceding week. and compared
with rs on March Is and So in,
mid-April of 1888.
Index Of prices paid by farm
ers remained at 12O, as COM
pared with 1O1 in mid-April of
last year.
The Washington times., 1934-04-24
Chicago Steel
Rate Climbs

Steel operations in the Chi
CagO district for tLo week Just
ended were at o rate of about s.
per cent of theoretical capacity,
an increase Of approximately 5
points over the rate in effect
during the three or four previ-
Gus weeks.
A year ago at this time opera
tions in the Chicago district ap-
pr0ximated % pei cent Of theO-
retical capacity. Schedules for
next week indicate continuation
Of the current rata.