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SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN
SITUATION--DOMESTIC.

COOKING and general housework wanted
now; permanent; excellent servant. COM
petent; $50. Address Box 452-M. Star
offce. -
GIRL. colored wishes position as mo ther' S
helper or nursing. Adams 1910.
GIRL. colored dependable wishes general
housework. part time days: loyal, hon.
est: city reference. CO. 366SW.
GIRL. colored. reliable. desires work Of
any kind by day or week; best city refer
ences. WEST 2225-J.
GIRL. colored light complexion. wants
light housework or maids work; home
nights: references. Call Decatur 4254-J.
GIRL. colored. for houSework any kind
part or all day. Call Friday and Saturday.
North lO02S
PART-TIME WORK. mornings; public or
private; good cook; best reference. Phone
NO. 1919.
WOMAN. colored. neat. reliable. wishes
part-tlme work or days work. best OF ref
erence. Telephone IL ll93-W. 401 D
WOMAN, elderly. refined, white; wants
general work in small family without
washing: SI2 a month. room, board: can
do PLAIN cooking. Address Box 4A9-M.
Star office. e.
YOUNG GIRL colored. wants a part-time
job in apartment in the afternoons no
laundry. Call Adams 1921.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
JAS STATION. s619 Ga ave; going busi-
ess; priced to sell quick. s.
VIII rept or huv email hotel or large

GAS STATION. S619 Ga. ave; going busi-
ness; priced to sell quick. g
WILL rent or buy small hotel or large
rooming house business; cash transaction.
Address Box 445-M, Star off1ce.
GENERAL STORE. l2 years established;
no competition; retiring from business
near Washineton: bargain. H, j Fehler
g. Co East Lexington st. Baltimore. Md
CORNER DIST. GROCERY AND MEAT
Mai ket. choice location. modern fixtures;
average $500 weekly; reasonable. owner
ROOMING HOUSE - rooms; rent. S55;
$3.50 cash balance terms Mr.. Rogers
POS Investment Bldg. District 0O92; eve
nings, District S616
CIGARS. news. souvenirs; lobby large hotel.
Possibly best stand in city. Price. 81 800.
Address Box 4Sl-M. Star office
GASOLINE accessories. busy street; SELL
Price. 500 Address Box 463-M. Star ONCE.
LARGE. profitable battery business. all
fixtures; 81 900 cash. Have other inter-
ests Address Box 464-M, Star office.
DRUG STORE high-class location; 81 900
week business guaranteed. Price, Sl5. 900.
Low rent. Address Box 459-M. Star office.
HAVE $1,000 with services. for business
enterprise; must show merit; aged 40.
Splendid personal capabilities. Address
Box 41l-M. Star office. 81
BEAUTY PARLOR-Apartment consist
ing Of two rooms, kitchen and bath. in
A beauty parlor business has been con-
Quoted in this apt. for II years Rea-
sonable rental. Telephone Columbia 1876.
WANTED-TWO LADIES
To Join three others with $500 each. for
chain store club, large returns; highest
refs. NE. 123S. s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BED-DAVENPORT SUITE. wal. bed room
suite, gateleg table. chairs. studio couch
rugs. dining room bargains. 33G3 Geor-
gia ave
EICYCLES-Rollfast ana other high-grade
wheels Hazelton Bicycle Sporting Goods
Co, 424 9th st. NV.
BRICK AND BUILDING MATERIAL from
many wrecking Jobs. Largest selection at
HECHINGER CO.. useo Material Dept,
10Th and H SITS. NE.-6th and G SITS. S. W.
5925 Ga. Ave. W.-l9O5 Nichols Ave. S E
Cash REGISTERS, tables, chairs, coun-
ters' steam tables desks, flies, safes; COM
piete equipment ana fixtures of every de-
Scriptlon Tor restaurants. stores and ofiices
Eoear Baum, Inc, 914 st. NV ME g644
DINING ROOM SUITE. l0-piece very rea-
sonable. $40 Rock Greek Church rd
DINING ROOM SUITE. g-piece; odd chairs,
, bed room suite, sewing machine: cheap.
PO 113l.
FANs-Emerson 16-in.. d. c, ventnatins
fans, also others, S1.1g and up. Apex
Elec. Co. 700 9th St NV. at G.
FANS. electric. Westinghouse I6-in
| osclllatins, l2-ln. oscillating | I0-in.
oscillating. and , Sin. non-oscillsting.
1l2 18th St. NV
FRIGIDAIRE. several sizes. reconoitioned
and guaranteed. as low as S5a.5O. See
/ these before you buy. 2030 14th NV.
EuRNSITURE; ETc.IoTcmqTrow's sale at
cludes suites. desirable odd pieces elec.
refrige1ators pianos. radios. rugs. etc.
FURNISHINGS for s-rm. house. good con-
dition; must sacrifice; 500 If sold this
week. See after , pm. 104 4th ST. Sc.
at SO; S. and d. beds, coil springs and
mattress. SIS and SO; radio. S5; refrig..
So: misc; reas. Walnut 9276.
INVALIDS ROLLING CHAIR; price, S25;
good as new: cost S44. 1851 Wallack
| pl. NV. near 14th and You.
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
of used pieces at low prices. II Baum 4
! Son 616 ST NV.
and seconoS; lowest prices. Commercial
Once Furl. Co. 430 Sth n ". NE. 1142.
| RADIO. Motorola auto set. 7-tube, bargain
for cash; Apex Elec. Co. 70s 9Th st.
NV. at G.
floor sample; 400 off for cash. Apex
Elec. Co.. 709 9th st. NV, at G.
| SEWING MACHINE. port. cleo, runs and
sesiI sews like ney 6arssin at sl5. Rents
wood and oil; completely reconditioned.
| always on hand for your inspection. Free
delivery, Exceptional values, Bargains in
ice refrigerators and household furniture
of all kinds. New Phila. Junk Co.. 1896
st. ne. Ii. 1851.
| TYPEWRITERS S36; payapIe S3 mo- /;
| ,npton. L. C. Smith. 5716 10th st. NV
PEWRITERs--Current model coronas
| and l. c. Smiths for rent. Bargains in re-
bulit and reconditioned machines. The l.
c. Smith and Corona Typewriters. Inc,
1918 5th st. NV. MA. O411.
TYPEWRTTERS+Sale prices slashed; re-
conditioned machines: all bargains; buy
now. Capitol Typewriter Co.. 1928 N. Z.
| ave. Ma 1853
| WASHING MACHINE, A. B. C. Doubletub.
floor sample. reduced, $50; perfect con;
dticn. Wash tub and rinse tub. splendid
value for baSementless home. See Mr
Decker. 1st floor. Barber Ross. Inc. 11th
ST
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For Summer only air-cooled apartment
in city overlooking park; three rooms.
completely furnished: reference REQUIRED.
CO. 2474. s.
NORTHUMBERLAND- DESIRABLE
6-room apt. center hail. 3 exposures very
well furnished. Adams 1856.
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JUNIOR PATENT EXAM.
SALARY. $4,000.
CARD PUNCH MACHINES,
CALCULATING MACHINES, STEM. & TYP.
FILE CLERK EXAM.
Stem & TYP Exam July II. 81 Complete
SPECIAL course. The Civil Service Pre-
paratory School L Adolph Richards NJ A
NJ. S, Prin.. $50 10Th st NV. NE. G:I37.'
SPECIAL STEM. AND TYP.
For Exam on July IL Tuition, So.
Every Day and Every Night
SPECIAL COURSE. The Civil Service
Preparatory School, 500 18th ST. NV L.
Adolph Richards. NJ. A. NJ S. Principal.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Special eight weeks of intensive train
Ing in shorthand and typewritinF De
slEned especially for hiEh-school Tradu-
ates college students and graduates. Glass
opsns July 2 and ends August 81 Earlv
spphca ton for admission should be made
Printed description of courses furnished
upon request
STRAYER COLLEGE,
Homer Building.
National 174S. st at 18th.
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HELP-DOMESTIC.

GIRL. white. refined. anxious, for gooo
home to care for baby: small SalaTS; nfsce no .
cooking Address Box 446-M' oIar o4Aiee
CTpT white. general housework; good
main cook; 90 home nights. Able 10 oriVe
some some. Address Box 65-M. Star office.
cTpI- white between 20 and 30 years. to
lake care OF house and small child: stay stay
nights: 500 month and board. lib lOth
n W. Apt. -
WOMAN white or colored, for cooking and
general housework: must be neat give rel
erence in reply; $40 month. ADDRESS
Box Six. Star office. ----- =
WOMAN white. Tor general houseworiko <
Mnst have city reference. Call between lo
and IL 3l7 Pa ave
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO DETROIT. SATURDAY; 2,
to share expenses: will go any route.
2210 Penna. ave NV. Apt. SOB.
COUPLE OR YOUNG MAN TO HELP
drive car TO Chicago. Saturday, share ek-
penses. 725 22nd NV.
WILL START SOON FOR ARKANSAS IN
Ford coupe. will take one. share expenses.
Adams 36g5.
OCEAN CITY. MD. SAT. PM AND SUN,
share expense; Chicago. July 1920 At
lantic City, July l4-15. EN-. 7I24. 6'
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SALE HOUSES.

NEW BUNGALOW-S6. 25O-WEST CHEVY
Chase - large rooms, tiled bath with
shower, sleeping porch. large attic and
basement garage, cleo. refrig.; easy terms.
WI 3O6s.
TAKOMA PARK, MD. 33I BALTIMORE
ave-S6. $50: 81 900 cash. balance terms.
New -6-room brick bungalow steel sash,
concealed radiation. elec. refrie.. tiled
porch and bath. 2-car garage: lot 50x140.
r S. PAPOT, builder.
BUILDER. WILL CONSIDER SMALL
house in trade. or sell at a sacrifice beau
tiful new semi-detached -7-room and
2-bath brick home in good NV. location:
recreation room and large bright kitchen
garage. deep lot. Paved street and alley.
Near schools stores and transportation
Call Cleveland S317.
1926 BAY ST, s E.. BET 18th, 10th. B
and C Sts.-6 large rms: colored tile bath
with shower; glassed and heated sleeping
porch; oil burner. Frigidaire. oxford cabi-
net concealed radiation large lot and
garage. Something new and attractive in
row house designing. Unusually reason
able terms to responsible purchaser. Only
5000 down. Call Mr.. CLARK. Ma. 30o7
KEYS at 1924 Bay st. sc.
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK-S6. $50.
Leaving city; beautiful home. paneled
walls; r. & b., garage. 2917 10th st. ne.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

TUTORING. CONVERSATION, PREPARA-
tion for college entrance examinations IN
French language European and American
history English literature. grammar. oS
experienced college and hlgh-School teacn-
sr Shepherd 2953-J -
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

2237 QUE ST. NV.
Private home; attractive room, southern
oOSure
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.OO-3435 Brown St

A CAR AND GUIDE FREE
Furn. and unfurn apts.. houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
OPT 18th St N W. Room 800 Ma S717
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN

FRENCH LADY desires post as governess
teaching children French. Phone ME-
SS3f II
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GRAND apartment size: late model
piano. finished in mahogany. Thoroughly
reconditioned in our shop. it is in good
condition. We don't believe you can buy
better grand for SlS5 Pay 50 down
and 81 50 weekly. Homer L. Kilt Co &.
1850 G st. -
UPRIGHT. late model colonial style studio
size piano with full keyboard. re-
possessed piano that looks and performs
old and one of the latest styles. Any one
may have it by assuming the unpaid bal
ance of SI65 Pay 81 weekly. Homer
L. Kilt Co.. 1880 G st. |
PIANOS of merit at reasonable prices A
wonderful small grand. made by the house
of WI. liter like new: reduced from $3.50
to $40 including bench and free de-
livery payments can be arranged. Up
rights from $50 up. Pianos rented for oc.
casions Hardman Harrington. Cable ana
Kranich & Bach pianos HUGO "orch'
lI1O q Est 1879
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141d 18th ST. NW-Few vacancies In cool
comfortsble home ideally located; spacious
entert lining rooms; balanced menus; reas
Evening star., 1934-07-06
WANTED 10 RENT-HOUsEs.
LET US HANDLE
VOTTP PENTAT DDnDEDT TTEc

WANTED TO RENT-LARGE HOUSE FOR
rooming house purpose. Address Box 443-
M. Star office.
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HELP-WOMEN.

BEAUTY oPERATOR-Expert in az
branches. 292S 14th st. NV Seconu
floor.
CURB GIRLS. experienced. Apply Harry
BIuebird Barbecue. South WashlnsIoh' va
GIRLS 81 wanted at once for outside
work. Gail at 81 ST. NV. Pnohe N ME-
EOUsEKFEPER, $3.50. for wldower and
Gan91ter of hieh-school age. state age:
EDUCATION and experience. Address BOX
36l-M. Star ofhce =,
SATESGIRL, experienced. Apply lo,3o
Saturday. Becker's Leather Gooos Co.
1914 F st. NV.
sATESI,ADTES WANTED-Excellen oppor- :
tunity for teachers Earn while vaca1ion55 . o, !
ing For interview. call at KIM ID. 6o'iN
WAITRESSES-Ne and experienced. Ap-
ply Crescent Cafe. 123 l4th ST II"
WOMAN colored; general houSewoir6S i6 f; ;
room and board. small salary feiS' ~
] 9th st. NV.
WOMAN middle-aged white. for complete
care Of babies, state experience AZ
gIve references; S25 with room ano oosIu e. u:
Sa6 without. Address Box 46o-M Stal
ONCE.
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TERRACE HALL.
1445 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Desirable single room also large double
ROOM running water: delicious. well
balanced meals: beautiful. spacious dlnlns
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

TATFNr UNEMPLOYED. professional or Al
amsture weekend vacation all sX-
penses paid including transportation FOR
full details write John H. Taylor 500
mons Md.
WANTED by pank. experienced Burroushs
bookkeeping machine operator. IN repS
sfaie experience and salary expected. Au-
dress BOX 413-M. Star office.
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RoOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
WANTED-ROOMS.

COUPLE want Tend next week. k rooms
refrigerator, private bath or 3-room apart
ment: between 18th and l4th St. Quincy
and Decatur. quiet. Address Box 41O-M,
Star office. :"
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HELP-MEN.

ADVERTISING SALESMAN, with local fol-
loving. liberal commission. permanent.
Address Box 4lO-M Star ONCE.
MECHANIC. experienced on
all make cars Address Box 59-M. Star
Office
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WANTED-SUBURBAN,
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

EXTRA LARGE. BEAUTIFUL PANEILED
room. first floor, Art Building. Suitable
fer ONCE. club, school; pantry and ley.
Gas. heat and elec. free. Phone DE. 039e.
1h03 21kt ST. nv,
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARDERS permanent and week end;
attractive country home. modern conven-
fences. excellent food. Write Misses Tabb
Route .. kearneysville. w. Va.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
pUSINFSS AM PROFESSIONAL.

sTEEoGRAPHERs tmale and female ),
ases IS 10 80: 100 w.p.m. dictation: 40 -
U . m tvping, willing to work tor SI2 ~ y
a m NO CHARGE UNLESS PLACED.
The WASHINGTON EMPLOYMENT Elk.
CHANGE pa National Press Bulolng.-
DGMESTlL
DOMESTIC AGENCY" DE H419. 1923
9th furnishes cooks. ghw.. days workers.
houSemen. buffers. chauffeurs. maids.
kitchen help.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOTISRS-
SALE-SUBURBAN.
WOODRIDGE D. {.
RENT-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.)

TAKoMA PARK. 40 CARROLL AVE-
Modern home. 6 rooms. bath, Earage; $50
W L. LAMAR WEST 0076 If not at
nome. leave message at switchboard.
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
nearby Va. Md and d. c. Moderate
rentals. LESLIE D. MEASELL. CL. 3465
or CL. 4733 7s
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SAIESGTRL. experienced; Apply lu15o
Saturday Beckers Leather Gooos Co''
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
DOGS, PETS. ETC

CHICKS-Rocks. Reds. SIS: Leghorns, 81 90
hundred: hatch ready, j. b. Henry. pnone
Falls Church Va. 34S.
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GORGEOUS black Pekingese- registered
puppies exceptional coats: S35. $50 S75
1890 K NV. Apt. 5
THESE HOT DAYS your dog needs help
Jack Davies. Long Island N. Y. Exper'
Oil and medicated skin baths. For rates
Hospital for Animals, 2115 14th st. NV
Phone NO. 10000.
Evening star., 1934-07-06

Special classes in Gregg and Boyd short
hand touch typing letter writing. spelling.
lr aCcountancy. Comptometer and calcu-
latinc machines starting Monday, july
. and o. day and evening school. BOYD
offers much faster PROGRESS. individual
promotion and other distinct advantage
largest lployment facilities, 1920 open
ings daily at better salaries 1t paws to
get the BEST in the end. REGISTER i'm
medistely--BOYD BUSINESS UNIVER-
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
WARD : PROFIT
BALANCE EVEN

A feature Of the first quarter
report of Montgomery Ward & Co.
was the fairly even balance dis.
played between mail order and re.
tail profits.
For the quarter ended April 80,
1884, retail profit from operations
was $1,202,733, mail order profit
was $954,642, and profit from
other sources was $318,722, with
net profit for the quarter $2,261,.
OCT after deduction Of income
taxes.
Mail order sales volume for a
time sank to a point where with
the relatively large fixed over,
head in this branch of the busi.
ness profits were practically out
Of the question.
Miscellaneous operating profit
from factories, branches and in
come from securities finally
formed a real factor in the 5o5al
showing, and was equivalent 10
most of a quarters dividend re-
quirements on Class A stock.
Improvement in this item re-
flected previous working down Of
miscellaneous investments to a
point where further large losses
from sale of investments are In
likely, combined with current
dwindling in the amount of vari-
Gus charge-offs which during the
company's revamping period were
made on a rather liberal basis.
May sales to the latest available
data form an auSpicious beginning
for the first month Of the COM
pany'S second quarter. They are
understood to have run about
level with the corresponding April
period, with the percentage in
crease over a year ago approx
mately in line with the increase
recorded for the full month Of
April.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
|NONTREALC CURB
MART ELECTS

c. N. McCuaig was elected
chairman of the Montreal Curb
Market at the annual general
meeting, succeeding Grant John.
Ston, who for the past eight years,
since formation Of the Montreal
Curb Market in 1926, has been a
member of the board of manage
ment and who held the chairman
ship during the past year.
Other members elected to the
board of management include:
j. D. Macpherson, vice chairman;
A. E. D. Tremain, secretary-treas-
urer; and w. H. Dean, A. E. Mac
Martin. P. E. Ostiguy, w. W.
Thompson. G. H. Turpin and D.
S. Yuile as members of the board.
The annual report was routine
in nature. Sales for the year
ended April 30 last amounted to
5,626, ,232 shares Of miscellaneous
stocks, an increase of more than
100000 shares over the year
previous, and 22,623,824 shares of
mining stocks, an increase of
100000 shares over 1888. The
total sales of industrial and min
ing securities amounted to 49,
$50. .056 shares. as against a total
of 13,958,599 in 1888, being an in
crease Of slightly over 100%. In
bonds a slight decrease was noted,
this years total being $1,136,747
as against $1,2O5,32O in 1888.
Thirty-three new listings were
approved in the course Of the
year, consisting Of is industrial
stocks comprising 2,59S,7S2 com.
mon shares and 562,863 preferred
shares, and 18 mining issues
totaling 1885, ,544 shares.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
Insurers Increase.
u. s. Bond HOLdinqS

Purchases Of United States Gov
ernment bonds by a group Of
leading life insurance companies
during the week Of May IL ac-
counted for $9,540,130, or 37.7 per
cent of total investments Of $685.
196,301. In the like week Of 1888,
purchases of United States Gov
ernment bonds aggregated $2,155,-
1913, or 36.5 per cent Of total in
veStmentS of $5,898,63
Total purchases Of United States
Government bonds to date amount
to $780, ,290,513, or CAS- per cent
Of all investments of $557 $780,
100. For the corresponding 1888
period Federal securities bought
amounted to 78,630,376, or 49.9
per cent Of total purchases Of
$157, (6682, ,799.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
STORES Of GAS
REDUCED

A further substantial reduction
in the storage of gasoline is re.
corded in the figures Of the Amer.
ican Petroleum Institute for week
ended May 10, despite a continue.
tion Of the increase in refinery
operations.
Stocks Of finished gasoline last
week declined $4,000 barrels. On
the other hand, the runs of crude
oil to refinery stills increased
$4,000 barrels to daily average Of
2,430,000 for plants reporting, in.
dicating an operating rate Of ~
per cent of capacity.
Apparently refineries are at.
tempting to establish their gaso.
line stocks at as high a level as
possible prior to introduction of
the curb on refinery operation
which goes into effect June l I'm.
der the code.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
ys':7; is:sss 5:;;::' :s:: N. Y. Curb Quotations

NEW YORK, May % G.N.S).
Strength in a handful Of spec
ialties overshadowed to some ex-
tent continued reactionary ten
dencies in other sections Of the
curb market today, although the
list ruled irregularly lower at the
finish.
Among the outstanding strong
spots were Pan American Air
ways which advanced almost 3
points to 377s, Dow Chemical up
2 at 871a, and Great Atlantic
and Pacific Stores up at 1876.
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore
bucked the downward trend in
the utilities with a Jump of 11s
points to 61B.
Lake Shore was a bright spot
in the metals with an upturn of
"a to 50A. New Jersey Zinc
sagged y to a new low of 49R,
while Pioneer and Wright Har-
greaveS eased fractionally
Distillers Seagrams and Hiram
Walker eased nominally in the
alcoholS.
Atlas Corporation dipped B to
10A among the investment trusts.
Oils met fair support slightly un-
der previous closings, with Stand
ard Of Indiana ruling unchanged
most of the day.
Electric Power and Light SIS
sagged a point to 43 in an un-
settled bond division.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
WHEAT SHOOTS
UP SHARPLY

CHICAGO, May % G.N.SO.
Bullish crop reports and no sign
of rleief for the drought stricken
grain belt sent wheat sharply
higher in late dealings today,
prices advancing 112c before rea-
nZing checked the bulge.
July wheat shot up around &c
from the early low to 897sc to
show a gain of 11ac, while corn
and oats scored fractional gains
in a small turnover.
Wheat closed 1ac to 5sc up,
with July around 8S7sc, corn and
oats hc to PC up, and rye Ac
down to &c up. The table:
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
''';s; :S;,5sss S;;;;'''' N. Y. Bond Quotations

NEW YORK, May % G.N.SJ.
Strength in U. S. Government
obligations featured a generally
reactionary bond market today.
Demand for the Federal liens
followed indications that the
silver legislation advocated by the
Administration was not as in
flationary as had been feared.
The run of speculative rail
bonds were rather hard hit in line
with the weak tone of carrier
stocks. Baltimore and Ohio 41as
sagged 112 point to "a.
Among the hard pressed indus
trial issues were the American
Rolling Mill IS which dipped 13s
points to 104h and American
Writing Paper IS off B at 371a.
Germans lost ground in a quiet
foreign list, with the external Is
off 70 at 671a, and the Agricul-
tural Bank IS of October go off
13s points at 481a.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
NelU B. e o. Trains
To Be Reddu in Fall

Construction Of Baltimore and
Ohio'S two new Stream-line pas
Senger trains is under way and
the new equipment will be placed
In service next fall, H. E. Simpson.
general Eastern passenger agent.
reports.
One train will be propelled by
q Diesel engine and the other by
steam.
Mr.. Simpson said that the
Eteam-powered train with proper
Stream-lining will be able to at.
tain a speed of 125 miles an hour,
although such a speed will prob.
ably not be used in regular service
The amount of increase in
speed will be consistent with
safety and comfort, he added.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
COTTON LOWER
IN LATE TRADE

NEW YORK, May % Q.N.S0
The generally unsteady tone in
speculative circles furnished little
encouragement to cotton futures
in late dealings today and the list
displayed extreme Softness. Of
ferings continued from spot
houses, New Orleans and the
South, and although selling was
moderate in volume, demand was
negligible.
Going into the final hour fu-
lures were off to 10 points, with
July off 10 at 1925, october off 7
at 11.47, and December off Z at
1859.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
Federal Relief Is
Assured Farmers

Federal Relief Administrator
Hopkins assured President Roose-
velt today the demand for aid in
the drought area could be met
and every effort would be made
to do so.
The administrator said the Gov
ernment would take q chance on
a million dollars or more Of forage
seed in the hope rain would come
in time to bring out a forage crop
for cattle.
Meanwhile, the farm admins
tration appointed E. w. Sheets
director of emergency drought
relief. He has been connected
with the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry for 16 years.
The Washington times., 1934-05-23
,$3OQ!OOO Corn
Loan Repaid

Loans ON corn totaling ap-
proximately 100000 have been
repaid by producers and the
grain released from storage, &C
cOrding to william S. Bradley,
chief of the AAA corn loan
division.
Under the Administrations
corn loan program, which closed
April 30, farmers obtained from
the Community Credit Corp.
loans tOtaling about $121,3OO,OOO
and covering about 27O,O0O,OOO
bushels Of stored corn. The
loans were made at the rate of
As cents a buShel.