davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-12-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW. YORK, December 10 LP.-Butter
ira, "a 17a35A extra (92 score). 34a34h
hrsts (S9-9l scores). 3215a33ha; central
lied $50 ScoreC,' SO.
EgES, SITS; weak; mixed colors, specia,
packs or selections from fresh receipts
2Sa30; standards and commercial stand
ards, 27l3; firsts 25a26; dirties, No l.
AZ pounds, 22a23: average checks. 20a21;
refrigerators, special packs. 22a22 Y
seconds, 20; checks, IL.
Live poultry, steady to weak. Hl
freight: Fowls, 16a21; other freight grades
unchanged.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Christmas Bonus
List Continues
To Grow Steadily
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
B. Formen Co. Rochester, N. Y,
large women's speciality stores giving
cash bonus based on salary (specific
information refused) to employees of
six months or more.
Endicott johnson Corp. (shoes)
Endicott, N. Y, will give one days fac
tory pay. amounting to about 500 900,
to 10000 employees. Policy to give
workers Christmas day of with pay
started two years ago.
Devoe & Reynolds Co. (paint). New
York, will give bonus of l per cent of
annual pay to 1900 employees.
Jewel Tea, New York, will pay wage
extra" March IS. 1886. to 1000 persons
employed through 1885, excluding Of
f1cers, on basis of per cent payment
on total income Of each worker up to
an average of $50 week.
Evening star., 1935-12-19

Erie r. R.-Bank loans of company
aggregating S2,575, 900, which ma
tured on November 80, have been ex-
tended to May 81, 1886.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
S. Dividend Voted
By u. S. Smelling
On Common Stock
BY the Associated Press.

BOSTON, December 19.-United
States Smelling. Refining g. Mining
Co. today declared dividend of So
share on its common and the usual
871a cents a share on the preferred
stock.
The common dividend, payable jan
uary is to stock Of record December
80, compares with SO paid on that
date last year. Dividends on the
common last year totaled So a share.
Estimated consolidated net earnings
for IL months of 1885 to November 80.
less reserves. but before preferred divi-
dend requirements. were $6,649. 1893. as
compared with $5,711,746 in the same
period in 1884.
Earnings per share were $9.7S for
the II months of this year, as COM
pared with $7.96 for the same period
of 1884.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
CLEAR|NGS MOUNT
SHARPLY IN WEEK
Gain of More Than Billion
Sends Total Highest
Since October 8.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, December 19.-Fol-
lowing a down trend which persisted
for three successive weeks, gain Of
more than a billion dollars expanded
bank clearings to the heaviest aggre-
gate recorded since the period ended
October 8.
The total for the % leading cities
in the United States for the week end
ed Wednesday, December ID. as re-
ported by Dun q Bradstreet, Inc, was
$6,25l ,978,00O, against $500, 1872 900 a
year ago, an increase of is per cent.
For the preceding week the gain was
IT per cent
At New York City clearings we're
$4.086. OBS 900. a decrease of 6.3 per
cent from the amount reported last
year, while the aggregate for centers
outside of New York City of s2,165,-
$4,000 was 20.3 per cent higher.
Heavy corporate taxes payable at
this time swelled bank settlements
both this year and last. Total clear
ings this week were in excess of the
amount reported for the preceding
week by l20,246, 900. For the same
two weeks of last year there was an
increase of $1.391, ,733 900.
With the exception of New York
totals for all cities exceeded those OF
a year ago. Notable gains continued
at some Of the outside centers, espe-
cially at Boston, Buffalo, Pittsburgh
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Atlanta, New
Orleans, Chicago. Detroit, st. Louis
Louisville, Minneapolis, Omaha, Dal.
las, Portland and Seattle.
Figures at leading centers, showins
increases and decreases as compared
with those Of year ago, are printed
herewith; also daily bank clearing,
for the year to date:
l. l.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Associated Press

LONDON.-The threat Of an English
coal strike coupled with local and Con-
tinental political Developments depressed
sentiment on the Stock Exchange and
caused a general decline in prices. al
though general selling did not materialize
Investors purchased gilt-edRed securities at
the lower levels. The market closed dull
losses
PARIS - Interns tional Developments.
which were viewed in financial circles as
the Bourse today Rentes. bank shares
and induStrials declined sharply. Inter
national issues developed irregularity The
closing was irregular
BERLIN-With only minor fluctuations
occurrtng- trading on the Boerse was in
active today. The closing was quiet.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
CANADIANS INCREASE
FARM EXPORTS TO U. S.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
OTTAWA, Ontario, December 49,
Canadian farm products exported to
the United States during the five
months ended with November were
valued at $1S,126,922 as compared
with $12.982, ,034 in the same period
of 1884.
Such exports last month alone were
worth $3,73o,23S, against s3,975, ,4Ss
in November last year.
Some Of the leading items follow
with respective figures for this and
last year: Wheat, $2,582 .802. s1,522,.
COL; wool, S20s.452, S6,51e; bran
Evening star., 1935-12-19
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

live. As trucks: turkeys easier; balance
steady. Hens. less than Az pounds, lsl2;
4 II pounds up 1914; Leghorn hens. 15;
Plymouth Rock Springs 20i2; White Rock
21lz; colored. 20i2: Leghorn chickens, IS;
ROSTERS, 14t4; hen turkeys. 27' young toms
pa old %: No. . turkeys 21; heavy
white ducks 81; small. 10; heavy colored
ducks, 20; small IS Northern geese. II;
Southern. 151a; capons. 81 pounds. 25.
Dressed turkeys. steady: prices un-
changed
Butter. $500; unsettled. Creamery spe-
cials C93 scorel. 33-33l2; extras t92 score)
firsts $3.50 scde) 3l-3194; seconds
1851 scorel 30; standards go central
lied carlots). 32l2. Eggs, 4752: easy:
prices unchanged.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
FOREIGN EXCHANGES

eien exchange easy; Great Britain in doi.
lars, others in cents. Great Britain, de.
mand. a27s; cables. 4925s; 60-day bills
4gdP: france demand, 6.597s; cables,
S.0Sn. Demands: Belgium, 1855: Ger.
many. free, 4o:23: reg. tourist. % 30; reg
way, 24.77; Sweden, 2542; Denmark
22.02; Finland. ? Is; Switzerland, 40 42,
Spain. 1888; Portugal. ASH; Greece
Yugoslavia, go; Austria. lSS5n; Hun.
gary. 30. 10n; ,Rumania, So; Argentina
32.S7n; Brazil, soon: Toxic 2SSO
Shanghai. 1915: Hongkong. 80 Mexico
City. 81 .S5; Montreal in New York
90 06A; New York in Montreal 100 .9334
Nominal
Evening star., 1935-12-19

shorts and middlings, $ls2, ,Sse, $685.
25l; cattle, s166,41l. $18,427; wheat
flour, $115.614, $37 .469; turnips, s76,-
167, $65,679; tallow, $67,0l0, $29, Jos;
barley, $53,72o. $I,561 ,e54; potatoes,
$43.075, $45,148; horses, Sal, ,5se, SIS :
Sill; oats, SIC, 1859, $2S1 ,5e6; fresh
beef, chilled or frozen, s25,1e0, $2,1ss.
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1935-12-19
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY

Amer. Tel. & Tel 1884
y. W: Steamboat o. IS -
Pot. Ell. P. 5I2fs pf: (5.5O) l131a 1I5
Wash. Gas 1t Go. (3.60l-- IS =
Wash. Ry. & FL. Co. Q2)- 525 -
Wash RY & FL nfd I5l 1n1 1nRN
Evening star., 1935-12-19
STEEL HOLDERS DECREASE.

NEW YORK, December 10 P1.-
Holders of U. s.. Steel Corp, common
stock totaled 1s5. 400 on December 1,
last, compared with 1927 share
holders on September /. decrease of
1858. Common holders on June l,
last, totaled 190. $3.50. and on December
/, 1884. they numbered s1.797.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
(Quotations as of 2 o'clockJ

CHICAGO. December 10 R Omitted
States Department of Agriculture) Hogs.
$4,000, including 5000 direct: unevenly
sails higher than Wednesdays average:
top. 0 20. paid freely; bulk desirable. 17O-
ESQ pounds 9.55a9 90; 290-350 pounds,
9.25a9.55: better grade, 140a160 pounds.
9.35a9 65; most sows S.40a8.65
Cattle, 5000; calves, ] 800. Fed steers
and yearlings generally 25 higher; better
grades active at advance on shipper ac-
count: top 14.25; comparatively little
above 1850. however; lower grades SELL
ing at 7.50a9 so: all other killing classes
steady to strong; meaty feeders on country
account 7.25as.10. but killer advance ab-
sorbed most two-way cattle scaling 900
HOO.
Sheep. IL. 900. Fat lambs opening slow;
undertone weak. aged sheep and feedine
lambs about steady good to choice native
and fed Western lambs upward TO IL 90;
early top. 1925; bulk still in first hands;
slaughter ewes. 4.25a4 rs mostly.
Ofhcial estimated receipts tomorrow:
Cattle. 1000; hogs, 5000: sheep 5000.
Evening star., 1935-12-19
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTIL,TT
MISCELLANEOUS

Barber g. Ross, Inc. 6l2s-- $40
Col Country Club 5l3s---- 1O2 -
w. NJ. Cold Storage 5s---- 9S -
Evening star., 1935-06-03
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY,

SALE-bUSINESS PkOPEkTY.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 1898 18th ST.
NV. Call OWNER. Georgia S11O
K ST. NV. NEAR 1sth-REsIDENCE or
wide alley at lower level. permitting ga
rage under store. This is one Of the
coming business locations; was valued at
$4,000; can be had at S17,5O0: mortgage
IS $4,000. reduced from ST 900. LOUIS
T. SHOEMAKER. 17I9 X st. NV. Phone
National 1856
OUTSTANDING COMMERCIAL LOCATION
Located on 1 9Th street NV. between
Allison and Buchanan. in the heart of
Columbia Heights section: lot 10Oxl 30:
will improve to suit tenant or sell at q
consider trade. See Mr. Towbes CA
FRITZ. 1404 K. Phone District 9OSO
Evening star., 1935-06-03
SALE-AUTOMOBU1ES.

AUBURN 1881 IS" custom sedani tan nm
.ss s5es ana sasa sSa
bargain OF $3.50: easy terms. fchanka
seryice l1e6 20th Ct. nv. District gl4l:
AUSTIN. 1883. Dc luxe: sxeelient oondi-
terms. nsl Motots me; 100 u. ave.
BUICK 1891; looks and runs Is sood g
any new car; hes IL, always ss9n SrSAfsSn s1
ear Only s1oO. I73I e 81 n.w.
BUICK 1888 model 33-oe k-passen8et yie-
toria coupe; 1ix wheels: trunk, metal S yafSs
coysrs fadio: bssufi{HI tvo-eono zee nnlbn !,
fohsnka eervice. 1926 goth q. nv. Phons
bistrict o1l1.
Evening star., 1935-06-03

SALE-LOTS.
BIG BARGAIN. FALLS CHURCH. VA:--3
lots. 50xl50: $3.50 each. Near Lee high.
way. stores. bus. Phone Adams 17s6.
WEST SIDE OF 10Th ST. NV. NEAR THE
golf course; one of the finest, highest
home sites on that great street, size 50x175
y. to alley; price. $4,000. LOUIS ?.
CORNER WEST OF 10th ST. FRONT
ms on park. near golf course: frontages
Of SO and 125 it,; 1858 50. IT, This is
one Of the magnificent home sites of the
city city. and 90 s1S should I'd be popular q double tie
1913 x st. Phone National 1866.
IN CHEVY CHASE D. C. BETWEEN
sist. Very dssirabie lots. 20. So am and Aso SO
foot frontages. Permanent imp. conven-
lent locations
THE TOLEDO GUARANTY
CORPORATION,
1925 woodward Bldg. National 1926
IN SIXTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS.
Several exceptional home sites. so to rs
foot frontages. Splendid view of Rock
THE TOLEDO GUARANTY
CORPORATION.
1925 woodward Bdlg. National 2626
"a ACRE.
Capitol. L acre and d @ acre plots: : home % or or
Investment; water; electricity: ETC.; rich,
E.9ionDf 1ips ppcs1 sss2 & be built Call DoSEoAN'
minutes fr1m Capitol: sos up. easy terms.
Call Mr. COOPER. National 1859 Room
5t14 1908 Il st. NV
Evening star., 1935-06-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

zONING COMMISSION d. c., wAsHINO-
tn. proSons M q Section q an xes f q
Songress 60 sg sgproysd March !, 1920 !Puolic
s. SaEs fhE's IN E: bfe hfs ere of ind Hse
70 create zoning. Commission. and for
other purposes" notice is hereby given that
Room Of the District h " BuiiSina fiS az be- besiSnins min
at 1000 AM. "wednesday. June 5th 1888.
for the purpose OF considering the follow.
the use. HEIGHT and area districts, to wit:
/ CHANCE FROM REsIDENTIAL 90,
y AREA AREA L Lot s sSs. SQUARE eM iss. Known NJ. as
s5sREs{{sf ssSssIPEsg{sf e. e. e.. AEsA s f9 sIssE sH4
s5Ssssss SvsI,,sss Avenue, is wv = CHANGE IRoM
Lets q end 44, SQUARE 2532 known IS
gFaM gFfierrbr rhrslRESI6 zEgs T6 arsi6lsriaI IA 81
square ISIS loessed o iha 1oash sne Ds'si sde Il
ns. e' cHssos an & fR6S ASs
EEIRsr 'ccoMMERcciIAsLL. EcIsLiStAD sa ~ IA ARIA: IA
Srsi z s Of ss ss sns.n eortor
ssoN SSss GopRsssisss ssiSsSssAyTssHu AysHue eHASGE
srsSi1I sHh5STfD 4o FEA TO AnEn EEnsr Lots eoa Is
to e both inclusive. SQUARE -.s6o.
EhaM EaF eoaREsGIA eeo5asREsGa So So AhHAA AahA 1S3 IS
soae SsRE Ss
Greek Church Road. NV. premises known
as s07 Rock Greek Church Road. NV g,
Rscs aRkh 70 fTRM rfRsr sessnaRhNaaH eon@RRc1At &c. &c.
h ots Lots n to to beth sauaFs are
yS Ia SI botb inclusivs snt snts "a
Is: II. a anc 90. SQUARE East Of 500,
stTsst al and snoas Island Ave-
MERCIAL 90, &C. AREA TO RES1DEN.
ssss .Assu:A fas e sssasa; 81 sassIs
cHsNE ipq From ROM Rssi6ENTf SsglfS SFfsi
AREA AREA TO FIRST CoMMERcIAL. 4O Co
ss.Es:s sfis.ff n1s!R iRsm rs asF1 hFs
6oMMskc1sG 6ohTIHk a. so R AREA hhEI TO 11I RsT ss
la 6SAEdE SssS r FEoM EEsIpENJIIhI gGI. ]. s s%
a5sREs55iIssEI aa55ssIRSEEss55iIsEI a. sS r. ASEz ], s,iSs
!cld. II and ia square 1o4s. known as
sssH ssgsRssHfS s95fss ARts iaAass s.
s sns soH'R sP.i. e na Rsns.fs
SRhs SRhes9E 70 FhSM EfSsT e6aREscIAE s5sIREscIAAE
sssi. e Is SaSSSs s5a S ssSe Se
on 3MR .!,l4 SoM4MERSiAL, , gS, 2. AREA 10
I9ss entire. bounded by I N / i4th and
tIsaT iiss ss55ssi soaMEReIAL c4ssoz ARA 9S 29
the FIRST Commercial frontage on both
e ,fs iSo' q Sis .Ps
b5sIRSktAE bGsFSfs a. % akra AEA ps1c.I To ss1 N
and part Of Parcels asi1s. Ssoie. ss3I
and ,254I3 sad property being bounded
Laboratory H1t and i the e extension Of said line;
Inc d Of 81 9Th Street proposed. and parallel
49, Rs osSs sis: .ss r. Fsss
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 90. ID" AREA:
fRoS ~ Y Res1pENF1sf Rs Eaa f1Iss' 60 sM AREA A f6
Fssr Fhs rear c9sMsFCifs g sesf q II, I S 8 s
M sSst cHaneE sswfSR From fas RFs1bESNFs SfFf;s.
40. '.B, RESTRICTED AREA TO RESI-:
8 so 4 square l236; knogn ss @ S7I3 Str StTsFet. s
* sEM1.kEsTaiorEb RESI- III ESlflA AREA: al Of lie
property within the area bounded by pro-
Street on the west: Randolph Street ON
the south; and q line approximately 900
Street N g. and parallel thereto. said line
being the dividing line between the "A" and
"A" Restricted Area districts on the east.
ALLEN DAVID LYNN. ARNO B. CAM
MERER zoning Commission Of the District
of Columbia. my25-d&s. lot
Evening star., 1935-06-03
SALE--AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLETS. Fords, Dodees. .S35 up; In
from; liberal terms. Addison. Chevrolet
Trucks. 1887 irving st. NV. Adams 6411.
FORD 1881 half-ton panel truck, Almost
new tires; good. smooth motor; low down
ssnd ssddsnsd ana N nv nv. 80 -.
FORD 1885 VS. 167-in. Nheel-base truck:
very little used; NCLAN supef service
CE5vRSIsTS issa rag 'sSs sSs uist &. oissr
shrsve Taylor Motor Co. North e600
FORD VS., late 1888; excellent condi-
press body: practically. new rubber; By
owner: S5o5. Phone North s2st. VII
bingham.
FORD 1885: practically new: very ley
e's p. ave. a.i s.:. : Phone Ell flnso,n osos. ~
Evening star., 1935-06-03
WATERFRONT PRoPFRTY,

RENT OR SALE-ATTRACTIvELY FUR
nished waterfront home, near Annapolis:
grounds beautifully HANDICAPPED; pier.
Phone North o4s9 after $3.50. &
WATER FRONT. FAIRHAvEN CLIFF6-
Conmuting distance; fnrn: cottage. rms,
pressure system: season or less; ref. re-
quired Potomac 3343-R. between 9 and 8.
FoR sALE-ATTRACTTvE COTTAGE AT
Beverly Beach. Gall after p.m- Emer'
FOR RENT-BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
home on Potomac, all modern conven-
iences; 9 rooms 9 sun parlors. large porch
garden: 90 miles from D. c. Md. side.
RICHARD b, TtPPETT.. lloe Mcrcantile
Trust Bldg.. Baltimore. Nd. Phone Plaza
FOR RENT = ON CHEsAPEAKE. Bay
BeausoleiPs cottage. furnished. elec.. ga-
rage; desirable; accom-. 6-s: 81 mi. Phone
Atlantic 3133. ~
Evening star., 1935-06-03
RENT-BUsINESS PROPERTY.

K ST. NV. NEAR 1sth-STORE ROOM
with cellar and large rear lot to wide
alley; large population and heavy trafic;
MAKER, 1719 K st. NV National / 1875
Evening star., 1935-06-03
sALE-AuroMoBrrEs.

but I've months 30 .eompsHy SxseqtiyS:
neyscar guarantee; $3.50 down balsnes
pesisr. ss SEQ u osorsis I've:
conditioS fhfoushout; 5isck xnish. red
and shows no wear. motor auist. Only
Sc s'ss tsrH ssn. s9bfs. S.sass. sTyfs 1iae
sss:o ss Z: s aas ss.Esns.d T:sss or .S i1z Ss%sa %
IRsf, I.ssns It. ssso ns rsn. sh q coums. s iosoS Jas
months: you can save on this practically
new new car; long and easy terms. Phone
PLYNQTTH 1854 ssdan. black looks and
call csIi Nj: shlpisy. Hiilaaaae ilaa teS oop7. .-', en-
PLYMOUTH 1888 four-dopr sedan;- excel:
ss.s sas g ss1h u;ss :g, .ssss ss $685. ca.
nsS IL: ssn a.s HSSo.TTs Tp: :po.s: ss
your most careful inspeetion. sSsS. Po-
!,x;.. hagka service s,1' l126 Goth st. NV. Phone
PONTIAC conv. coupe; good running
sfdsi;; s;, clear; !ss; must Ss soid; 5000. Phone
PONTIAC 1884 4-door sedan. We can
Sniy say this car has been driven Just .
aIs ss Drs.d Drss e sas s down
and terms NoLHN. iii 18TH st. NV.
PONTIAC 1885 6-cyl.. 2-door sedan: radio
ssssDissh sssD shees pse.ts si7s 7sils, IKE
sTupEBAKER 1891 Dicator sedan: cor
ss7 down and is f@onthiyn be,msnss 1Ss sc 'ii 81
SEI;0si.o: no co-sisners. NOLAN. I'LL
Elghteenth st. NV.
sTuDEBAKER 1891 Commander ..s" Re-
gal sedan: two-tone hnish almost like new
wire wheels. trunk. tires perfect, me-
yaiue A. on,y saas. sny ss., ,nsDson @ .h.ras TSai
Service. 1925 Goth st. NV. District 0i1I.
TKRRAPLANE 1885 sedan. with buiit-iri
BY company executive; Sl26 down. 6aisnee
IN lS months. Packard Hudson Terrapiane
Dealer. 1920 Georgia ave.
WnLYs-KNIoHT 6-pass. coupe. s75:
good, low-cost Transportation; exceptional
condition.; az good tires. Addison Cheyro-
Let sales. 1887 irying ct. NV. Adams 6411
TRAILER. box-type body: bargain, $40.
1903 Fatrmont st. NV.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschler.s auto auction.
e2S n.w- every Wednesday and eatur-
DAY 10 am. Usually . GOOD assortment.
Evening star., 1935-06-03
AUCTION sALEs-ruruHr DAYs.
THos. .. OWN & soN, ,ATcTIoNEkss.
raYEEzzasss TT sAag sNSxRI g 81 y15Ssa I'M Ysss

THYsH5zass sHFzEs ssE5 k5w22r 81 .s sy35gsE6 saa y7S1
YOU STREET NORTHWE6T.
..,y E,y virtue Of q certain deed of trust
81 81 ss css1t o hs .a d 4 F'GSas e. ,su.s q hs pf :
tsuslee ih'' vii .sh q Dus9s saeticn,. Is
front Of the PREMISE on MONDAY TIE
TTAsEs Ts To1d6ro6x pM w 4hn III, ioiIca;insr hsiS; Ar
deser!bed land and premissp. situats U the
and bsins. lot numbered 27s In The sub
division 81, lotl tn square numbered 1b0
made By the National Safe Deposit saw.
ings and Trust Company Of the District Of
q fn =: per Pat ~
Of Columbie In Liber 29., At folio 81.
Terms OF saie: one.fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid In. cash. balance
in three equal installments. .psyable In
one. two and three years. with interest
r. Ds, ssnsSm ss0 sy q ss sssaS s.:sssaais
by, .frst deed ef tTu,t upon me groDsIty
sSssera sSu r. dsposit @ \ of ri SOD win Se reauired
at time Of sale All conveyancing. record
Ing. revenue stamps. etc. at cost Of pur-
chaser. Terms Of sale TO pc complied
with within 80 days from day. OF sale,
otherwise. the trustee reserves the rieht
TO resell the property at the. risk and cost
sdvsrtisement q such resale in some news
paper published In Washinstop, p g.
6AM'L A. DRuRY,
my.s.sI-ieas.s Surviving Trustee.
Evening star., 1935-06-03
"o BAsEMkNT BRfcK DWEfLiNG. No.

TRUSTEES SALE or THREE: STORY AND
sAskmEMG g z s4nsE4 eFISa INSoaRTRMnAsT. RMhahENd NO.
in hDsI srss Ns sos sea
the land records Of the District OF Colum,
bia; and at the request Of party sc secured Ir.a
premises, On TUEspAY. TIE Ei1EsxESIA
DAY os JUNE. 1926. At IoUR. THIRTY
property in the District Of Columbia. 70
Giibert's subdivision OF square s75. as per
plat recorded in Libsr e; H e. a i' foiio
K street 10 feet west Of Of the northeast
corner OF said square. and running thence
vest on said street 20 feet. thence south
so feet to the beginning.
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF the pur-
equal instsilments. represented By. prom
two and three years, with interest at six
per cent per annum from day OF sale. pay.
able semi-annually. secured By nrst deed
OF trust, trust upon E property sold or al essh saa
cash required OF purchaser at sale. Exam
ination OF title. conveyancing. recording,
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost
of purchaser. Terms to be complied with
wse the ah e.
property. at risk and cost of defauiting
purchaser. after i've days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper published
forf.ssd xahoa ep aepos
trustees may avail themselves Of any LEGAL
or equitable rights AGAINST defaultins pur-
RAYMOND J. yIERBucHEN.
GEORGE NJ. EMMERICH.
my31 je3.5.S.1l Trustees.
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WANTEI,--REAL ESTATE.

WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES aTORES
ddential. Address Box S1&-E, star once
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AUTO BUYERS
PROPOSALS.

WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Sealed proposals win Be received in this
sen pn6cl; SR oDsn.d S 'qoe qos t
Of flood lighting at Boiling Field. d. c.
Plans and specifications will be furnished d
upon deposit of certified check in the
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Evening star., 1935-04-29
NATION RESPONDS
TO "FIRESIDE" TALK
Roosevelt Is Pleased by Reac.
tion-Telegrams Exceed
600.
By J. RUSSELL YOUNG.

President Roosevelt was particularly
pleased today with the early reaction
to the "fireside" talk which he made
over the radio last night. Before
noon more than 600 kilograms had
been received at the White House,
most of them bearing words of praise
from persons in various parts Of the
country. There were also many tele-
phone calls and other messages.
In announcing this at the White
House today, it was pointed out that
1t is a little early yet to form any
conclusive estimation of the effect of
the Presidents frank chat with the
people of the Nation, but from the
tone of the great majority Of mes
sages received thus far and the edi-
torial comment, the President had
every reason to feel gratified.
Mr.. Roosevelt put the finishing
touches to last nights address while
cruising on the Potomac aboard the
yacht Sequoia. This was the. first
cruise he has made aboard this craft
this Spring. He was lured to this
outing by the inviting balmy weather.
He left the White House shortly
after noon and returned about dark,
being accompanied only by Col.
Marvin H. Mcintyre, one of his secre-
taries, and one of his stenographers.
In planning his days engagements
today. the President reserved for him
self practically the entire afternoon,
so as to give his uninterrupted at
tention to his mail. .......
Evening star., 1935-04-29

Of the country, called on legislators
to urge enactment of the Wagner
labor disputes bill, which would out
law company dominated" unions and
create a permanent Labor Relations
Board.
Representatives of international
unions, State Federations and city
central bodies were among the labor
leaders urging speedy action on the
bill-the No. / item on the fedora
tion's legislative must" list.
Labor Dictation Charged.
Industry generally opposes the
measure, claiming it was designed to
drive all workingmen into A. F. Of L.
unions.
William Green. federation president,
in his call for the rally. said there was
an almost universal desire Of work.
ingmen, women and friends through
out the United States for the enact
nent" Of the bill.
In its economic analysis, the Ma
tional Association of Manufacturers
said:
Surveys indicate that close to s20,-
000, ,000,000 in expenditures, which
would give employment to 1900, 900
men for two years. is pent up in the
field Of factory expansion. renovation
and rehabilitation alone.
THE release of this fiow Of private
capital by removing political un-
certainties would dwarf the billions
appropriated by Congress for relief
and make unnecessary the expendi-
ture Of much of the taxpayers money"