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Evening star., 1936-04-14
$6,850.O0.
MCLEAN, VA.
BROOM MODERN HOME

Near stores school, churches large lot
shade shrubbery; cleo, hot-vater heat. oil
burner. concrete cellar, baths. large liv-
closed rear porch. screened front porch
bed rooms 2car garage, chicken house:
ideal year-round home Terms-Sl, 900
cash, balance $50 monthly. Other facts.
see or call
WALTER O'HARA & son.
LEE BOULEVARD. BARcRoFT. VA.
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RENT-STORES.

101s PENNA AVE. S.E.-LOCATED AT
southeast'S busiest corner, 18th and
Penna. ave. Sc; reasonable
1924 GEORGIA AVE. NV,
Corner, Suitable Any Business
Reasonable Phone GeorRia $500
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY

Brick, store leased as cafe. with rooms
above; hot-wateT heat; elec.. large double
Present trust S4,400. Price, S4.975: no
less considered. Phone Lincoln 1891.
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BOUSEs-UNFURNIsHED

aa4s TILDEN ST Nw.-s R. AND 2 B.
Oil o. E. Il ~ s6Esfsai sssioRsf 1sf $50
.s2. tss tesa e4sh F 4Sons w ssths Must M
closed sleeping porch: semi.detached brick
detached garage. Perfect condition.
sEAUTIPuI HOME; NEWLY TX. PAINTED; t1N.n11:
sss; ssrsse. saP oif burner: plenty Of shruObeTy:
move in. 5aii Nevada ave: Chew Chase.
D. c. Phone Met. $685.. House open.
Yard cool location. 31e2 Channing st. ne.
LARGE l6-RoOM HOUSE. SUITABLE FOR
iS5bSi a6bGs Co CO iise'H SC s9ss Gys St t. NV Nv
BEAUTIFUL, COUNTRY EsTATE .,,Ga' on
col Horse Show Club. Reception hall. liy-
ing room with fireplace. dining room, den;
large kitchen, pantry and laundry. sun and
sefaansG eeIsr .nd noSred attic. ReuS. eG o
car garsse. beautiful isndscaPed sroyne:
On On t.s sEuntTy hoGs. eqa aAH
No. Z. Bethesda. MARYLAND.
VACANT. 5OfS 7th ST N.W.-s R.. B..
e sSo"se dus sarsss ssG HenSa1 Seosa
fached: brick, large rooms. arranged
a two spts.; 2-car garage; h.-w.h., elee
$50 per mo- Call Nstionsl @030.
CHEVY CHAsE-DETACHED HOME WITH
bed rooms. L bath. oil heat, garase. spa
cious grounds.
W. c. IL A. N MILLER.
District 4464 1I19 18th st. NV.
SOMERSET MD. - CHARMING NEW
house. 2 bed rooms. baths, maids room
tiful lawn and shade trees. convenient TO
schools: S125. Call OWNER Wise. 1868.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY: 8 R. AND B..
h.-w.h.. Gear gar. 43l1 2nd st. NV: 500
mo. Col. 9616-W. Natl. 5691. 20.
+5 W ST. -SEMI-DETACHED. 8
rooms, bath, h.-W.h., porcheS. garden, "a
rage. Ideal for adults only.
BETHESDA--8 RMS. ELEC. REFRIGER-
alton. steam heat; large yard childrens
play house. 2-car garage: S86.
e M. AIKEN.
500 H St. NV National 1856.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-U
STUDIO APT. 1924 CONN. AvR.-.IAR0E.
airy rooms. open ireplaees, Fas tShs, Uc Ts3
1TIssEat1on posoSss So5 cRs open VANDkRLoo
pETwoETH l"s vARNUM & ST. NJ
private home; also turn. room. Col. 1319
THE CONCORD, 1701 OREGON AVE; NV.
p to Z rooms and bath; rentals. $50 % %
scRrvENER ciS III 3 BRO. e14 q s. ~
523 ST. NE-3 LARGE AIRY. FRONT
rooms with bath. oil heat, gas range. elee
refrigeration. c.h.w. -----------------
! and bed room .pts.; li7ins room
:ssa nG ssS Sto 3 Sssa SP Dli3.
out j 9Th st. to Sheridan and bear left
81. 80 SO TO SOS. .50[LIy RIM. AND 2
Watt w. ams; Ats s. 1870 di2o Ga e ave- Gso isss
Hs sfs gssIS gsss 1s7s srssses sas s. Ea 81
lease S55: large lawn. q.
1924 18th ST. NV lJUsT SOUTH GO
recspsion re@SIf han. ineiosed porch nsviy dec
GRATED: adults: S65 Including Frisidaire
81 RANDOLPH pL. NV, tBETWEEN R
pS rsSns pssres sashsn os9
At NOE ROC creek @ Park near calvert, @41o
Goth st. NV. Resident manager
1916 INQLEsIDE TERRACE NV, tBELOW
18th and Newton)- rms: patn. poIeh'
$50; Enelish basement: cool. attractive
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH WITH
southern exposure: compietely redecorated'
gas and electricity included In rent; large
modern elevator bldg. Available imme-
d'ately. See resident mgr, $500 new
HAMPSHIRE ave. NV.
/ ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH. COM
pletely Tedecorated; electric rerr1geretor'
ground noor. close to downtown shopping
and Govt. depts.; ready now; $50. 131V
New HampslliTe ave. NV.
a19 FARRAoUT sT. NW.-NNTMx 2na
ncss 1oss Afss icr e xss Seems ss nSsse ner
rsssc,ss;sAtSSSs- ssots;s SS-ss snd seeve' aauHs
HAMPsHTRE 0ARDENs-4. RMS. BATH,
south exposure, laundry. club room. pfiyase
park. ESQ FarraSut st. NV. Apt. 20o. Geo.
1881 2sth @T. -N.W.-THRER LARqE
rooms. kitchen and bath second floor, $50.
Call Adams 2242 IN evening or see man
ATTRACTIVE TWO OR THREE LAEoE
ss''r pex ses n fsrtsRass tssUssT HsF'ess e.
HAMPTON. f740 ] 9Th ST. .NW.-THRE2
rooms. kitchen snS beth. With q. T.; $50.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS-FU
GREATLY REDUCED TO $40 FOR SUM
mer mos: quiet cool cor apt. s T. and
&Saaoos &sHas r. wn1t fsE1 ssw Sgt 1852
l ROOM. KIT. AND BATH: COOL COR
ner apt: refrigeration on house: year lease
S62 90. Apply No. %. 1896 Xenyon st. NV.
MADISON APARTMENTS. 1899 EYE ST.
furnished $40 monthly. o3s
s aGna sy . ns2 h2oMsd .nd
cool. 5000 18th NV. Georgia 59Ia.
PARK LEE. 1000 PARK RD.-ExcEILRNT
location: ]. .: attr: outside rms, hall.
ess stssR 5% as. sai' Tor eSusi. sSs Il
THE CLIFTON, 1923 CLIFTON NV
large rooms. nicely furnished hall. bath.
pantry and locker: $50. Janitor. 2O'
gpEscAramTdaasf pfs. csl sns daids Faini.ns5
N04l o@sS EOS 10Th fnasf st. NV A!i'n''' 0:Sc =:
sss sEAToN pL. Me- APT: Il9ETHREE
nished to share; nice for couple; $40. 2I.
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK. 1910 m
E1eside Terrace w & cseiow 18th snd NsT- 0
wANTED-congenial young man to share
MI ksassh 's assisHai 1870. s fis1s a1s SsSs: Sos
sPgRsS s1s Ssh A No rye sss: so0es esar s55y
1914 Conn. ave. NV.
1919 MILITARY RD.COMPLETELY
furnished apt. r., k. and b.; large front
porch; large lawns; best Chevy Chase loea-
private phone Cleveland 0Oss.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 10th NW.-ONE
room. Kitchen, Semi.bath, partly furnished,
$50: gas. light included
F-kI IEo
kitchen and bath; cool: south and west
exposures
REFINED LADY DESIRES 70 SHARE
esh Adams
rsas cavssT ad ss;s sT ST LARGE e
tractively priced: close to trans. lines. 21-
FURNISHED PT-1st FLOOR, FRONT:
Adults Phone Pho sisaSael North Sels.W. ''s 81 NV
psDont 1s2S eros poon n nsse a. e.
nette; Summer rates. Phone Decatur 114O.
INFER. 1888 18th ST. NV AND 2
sPss farsses e gas
14:S.a l1%s 2sna ss. ST ST. s.,s sEs ,,t NEWLY FuR
electricity: garage; Frigidaire.
AD s00s saf s:- & AzP S :H
1889 18th ST. N.W.-COOL. COY. 2nd-
H0a 81 ad,snas sss sssa %
T.. a9TT aoosEvEtTa 10 AT ,;;. S;!oMEooMd i.d
college graduate preferred. 4:30 to 9.
1912 .PA!K .RD. N,w--coVPLE. 2
gar. elec. and phone.
LARGE ROOM, KITCHEN. PRIVATE
ssa aedern aSner rear 1sis 1osS st. Scl
022 MORTON pL. NE OR 8 ROOMS
garage II desired; adults; reasonable.
11I5 K ST. N.W-Two Rooms, FRONT.
dishes, silver: $40: references required. .
254O i4th sT.-TWO ROOMS GAS AND
siectrieity included: first door; sS5. 2ls
SyG pSy bed I'a dnette kisenen bath: % %reasonaSis; %
references required. Apply MANAGER.
TAKOMA. p. C.-IwO ROOMS K1TCH-
sasr sn ee1s s1rsansseorsssion: s4s 4is teSsr q.
leSe 17th @, M,W:5nEAuTIFgIL1Llx
ana 4.S s, sne s::e
ANAC0STTA, 1900 GOOD HOPE RD. 81.
2 rms. 1st noor; clean: IsfrfgeretiSn.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN. PoRCH. PRIVATE
1869 Irving st. NV. Ant. 4.
1881 KENYON ST, N.W.-WTfRE FLOOR,
5 rooms. private bath: adults; also s.
room, private bath basemsnt apartment.
sUBLET UNTIL JANUARY. I-ONH ROOM.
8 tsntnss'e 6, nv. pesatur Sec os4s.W. DM'' NioI
1113 MASS. AVE. NV.
Q rooms and kitchen 5000
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SHANNON & LUcHs CO..
150S n at NV National 9345

BEAUTIFUL HnIzARETHAN HnIzAREHAN ENGLISH
HOME AT ABOUT HALF IT'S ORIGINAL
PRICE. Eoomy. .attra ctiye. semi-detached
room: 2 BATHS on second moor. den and
is yatorS on frst floor; large living room
with unusual approach to dining room: oil
heat electric refrigeration o-car brick ga
ra9e All in excellent condition BOSS u
PHELPS NATIONAL. $500. EVENING.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

m VA. HOME, 100 yrs. old VERY QUIET
$40 weekly; transportation. Miss Myrtle
by Nd All modern conveniences; SO and
S12 week. Address Mrs. T. Bowie ClaEett.
Mitchellville. Nd. Bowie 23-F-14.
A FEW QUESTS can be accommodated in
meals: large verandas: large shady lawns;
Qentiles only. No CONTAGIOUS diseases Mrs.
=. F. Cummins. HomeWood, Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa.
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ApARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
tCentinued.b

tCentinued.b
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCEILENT
Iocation; !, 2, 3 cool. attractive outside
Frigfdaire. elev.; latter ideal fol- 2 couples.
Weekly or monthly rate. Adams 1882. 26'
403 EAST, CAPITOL sT.-IARoE. BRIGHT
kitchen. bed room, running water: also
large bed room. Ntchenette; everything
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wANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

GIRL. Govt emp. desires room and board
with Catholic private family. Address Box
24l.X. Star once. %.
GOOD boarding home for ] or > ENGLISH
speaking German-Jewish girls; ages IA and
10; beginning September: converient 70
nigh school; references exchapEeo A6
dress Box 2.6-X. Star ofnce. 81
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ROOMS AND soARD-sUBURBAN.

ROOM AND BoARD-Doubie room for 2.
large house. 3.acre lawn, 2 baths: home
grown vegetables and chickens; $50 each.
Phone Walnut 1874.
FALKLAND MANOR-Exclusive suegt horne
overlooking 18th st. and Rock Creek Park:
20 minutes Govt ofnces; 10 acres: 9 rooms
and private bath: convenient tennis court.
golf and swimming pool. Shepherd 1856.
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J.st tWS S0o Si0eks SGi sh nsrsh q 1stn and Co.
lumbis rd. No 2O4, S55 90. Rec. hall.
iiyins rosm with Murphy bed. BED soqm. On
Mo. = S. CONCORD AVE. NV.
S56. Solving room bed room. dinette.
kitchen and tile bath; screened rear porch.
SsS.50-No. 8; / room and bath; elee.
$40 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-S55
Ant 2Os-Idvfng room. dressing room
with Murphy bed bed room. kitchen and
ssth; electrical refrieeration.
1904 z, CAFR1Tz DIST. $3.50.
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Newly decorated and nicely furnisheo
rooms; single. S. and $3.50; double. So
and 81: elevator. shovel
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BEST BARGAIN IN WOoDR!DGE.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH-A,MI.

DISTRICT 5919.
So 75O-B r @ T w o o D : SEMI-DE-
TACHED BRICK: convenient to trans
portation schools and large recreation
center. Six rooms. tile bath. hot-water
heat. hardwood noors throughout. built
in garage; $50 cash and $52.5 per
month
S. 15O--MT. PLEASANT best section near =
18th and Lamont sts. SiX-room and
bath Colonial brics with unusually
beautiful and spacious interior arrange
ment; hot-wateT heat front and rear
porches nice rear yard. Excellent con-
dition.
Sc. 5OO-A 4-bed-room semi i-detsched brick
in popular Cleveland Park. nesr schools
stores and TRANSPORTATION; hnt-water
heat. ON, BURNER open f1rcplace,
front porch. sun parlor electric refrig
Grafton. brick garage. This house has
class condition.
. sHANNoN l. LUcHs CO, o
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HX-9ocM CORNER HOUSE.
BRIGHTWOCD.
DISTRICT 1919.

$3.50.
Cape Cod.
Center.Hall Plan.
Best NV. Section.
SGyenisn. no sacs cash
~ WAPLE L JAMES. INC.
sEMI-pETAcHED BRICK. $3.50.
Just east of 10th St. north OF Wenstsr
st. rooms. baths. attic. Sereeneo oSSH
porches. cement front porch. vacant
Terms. ,.vrp
Dist 1886 clev. 4e44.
!. ACRES. 900.
rooms and bath: newly Teoecoreteo
inside and and out; flowers shrubs. fruit Irees.
garden: close to bus street car. STORES.
schools: very low terms: immsdiate pos
session. By owner. c. a. VlChHHs' ofeeN-
sIO,OOo-sPLENDn HOME IN MOUNda @ I
r1eassRt Tdoms e fsSi5oR SEp oRooMs, hATHs 19:0me
pF9sascMnEp pgUss Epanps e ps NaArfoNAL a $500: EVE
Ming PHONE GEORGIA 695S.
WESLEY HETGHT-sACR1FIcE, $40; ;, go
Six large rooms and satn; Sente. 1re.s n and
fair eonditI9n oa only oy Tenq eaqsle; in the most
beautiful spot OF this lovely Su0uf0' -
bargain PHILIPS L. CANDY. NC.
NEW. ULTRA-McDERN. WIDE, sunny; !;
semi-detaehed .:stoEy brick roomSi Close
10 bark and one block to bus. House 20
feet wide, auto. heat reefea"on 6de A00'"'
garage Priced under 81 .OOn
HARRY 3. PITTS co: o1oo
1919 18th st. NV. Met. " o1.
ROOMS BATHS.
West of 18th ST.. just south OF Colorso 90
ave This is a semi-deta ached brick Win
attic. screened back porches; cement front
porch. For appointment. call Nj; simpson
WAPI.E &, JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. District S.'4
NEW SENn-DETACHED BRICK.
ONLY $500.
In new northSeSt section; near Ni% ~
bath With shower: Let 600 TT. deep. House
has chestnut trim and concrete porch. auto
matte heat. fully insulated. only one IeIt
Call Mr. Glenn today 10 inspect.
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1Afh 81 NV DiStrict 334-.
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1888 CONN. AVE. NW.-DeIiehtfui double
room. next bath: home cooking: private
family: reasonable. Potomac 043S.J
1924 ST. N.w.-Laree front room SIN
couples or gentlemen.
2023 r NW,-ouest home: double and
special attention. meals.
22o9 MASS; AVE: N,w.-For ladies. semitic
rates ress.; bus line peestur sos saoss'"efe'
3O4 e. CAPITOL ST. : Attractive cool
room. good exposure: nne food. properly
prepared. individually served: Southern
bic room; sumner rates: meals optional;
unlimited phone. Columbia 7478.
1929 < 81. NV The Lee;Maraue-
sssz Ssh single as sss4a
l4O6 10th N.w--single and double room,
rates. Also basement room.
1918 VERMONT AVE.-Select. front. cool;
Netropsiisn SE1n SiHs ssis ssc4 foods eh" central
1911 r ST. NW.-Large, double and single.
e sasis ia bsesfnr ssfaa ssSsssssf ssss 0''an COOL a:e'
1879 1870. lsta g. Mwsmacsms s, e. 1oges
1909 = ST. N.W.-Opening boarding club
foE renned people; new furnishings: ex-
17is r. /. AVE. N.W.-Newiy furnished
guest home: excellent meals: refined at
mosphere: see for yourself.
1922 N ST. N.w.-Attraetiveiy. furn. cor
ner room; 8 windows. private bath: suit
able or 8; GOOD meals; also single.
e619 wOODLEY PL. NV, overlooking
Rock Greek Park-Large. cool room excel
lent meals: reasonable. Adams 551S.
s541, 18th ST, N.w.-Large double roomc
excellent meals. prepared BY chef; $40
each. Columbia 5o49.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1917 18th ST. NV.
Beautiful corner apartment. 3 rooms
kitchen hath: Eriridaire; xAh. C0s
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WALKING Observation-Disclosures fur
nished. double 6-window front room. south
:rn exposure, adjoining bath: also large
single room; refined home; reasonable. De-
catur 1926
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room duplex ant. scresnsd porcnes'
rooms. Kitchen and beth. With q. T.; S46.
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VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE-Cool. at
tractiyely furnished single or double room
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1889 ] 1Sth St. n.w-One of the most de-
lightful places for paying guest; walking
distance business center; splendid table;
reasonable rates.
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1871 goth ST. NV. Apt. 4--Large. clean
refrigerator. excellent neighoornooo
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1901 N ST. N.W.-Basement. 7; and o.;
tance: adults; slso large front room semi-
hnH
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

ROOM in good home for man and 4-yesr-
olc oauehter where DAUGHTER can be cared
Tor. ADDRESS Box 4R2.X Star nffira .
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THE CLIFTON, 1929 CLIFTON NV
large rooms, nicely furnished: hall, bath,
pantry and locker: $50. Janitor. 2O'
RTMENTS-UNFURN.
Free Car and Guide Furnished
National 1896. Evenings. Atlantic 0I66.
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DETACHED HOME. PVT. APT. 4 ROOMS.
bath. cleo refrigerator. garage: high and
location: J. .. 3 attr. outside rms, hall.
dressing rm. dinet k. b.. exp. Frigidaire.
elev.; latter ideal for couples. Ad 1882.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
u. S. REGULATIONS
ON TAXES REVIEWED
Exchange Firm Points Out Some
of Rules Governing Stock and
Bond Transactions.

To assist clients, a widely known
New York Stock Exchange firm points
out some of the rules governing Fed
eral taxes on stock and bond trans
actions, as the time for filing returns
rapidly approaches.
Capital losses, except to the extent
Of $4,000, can be applied only against
capital gains of the same taxable year,
according to the revenue act OF 1886
Losses suffered during one year cannot
be carried forward and taken out in
the next years return, rule of much
importance to both investors and
spectators.
Revenue regulations state that capi-
tai gains or losses Ito individually
count 100 per cent to as low as 80 per
cent, according to the period during
which they are held. If an investor
has held stock or bond nearly a year
and decides to sell 1t before the end of
the year, the gain or loss counts 100
per cent. but If carried into the next
year it counts only 80 per cent.
If an investor holds security which
has been called, the security may be
sold to advantage before the redemp-
ton date. II redeemed. the gain Is
100 per cent taxable; if sold the hold
ing period percentages apply: assets
held not over one year, 100 per cent;
over one year. not over two years. 80
per cent; over two years, not over five
years, so per cent; over years, not
over 10 years, 40 per cent, and over
10 years. 80 per cent.
Many other regulations are also re-
viewed briefly.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
BUILDING CLIMBS
SHARPLY IN SOUTH
New Surge of Industrial
Expansion Results in
AN.Time Peaks.
By the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, December 3.-A new
surge Of industrial expansion during
November set all-time records for con-
struction and engineering awards In
the 16 Southern States.
The manufacturers record reported
that awards for the month totaled
$88, ,644 900 and for the IL months of
the year, $859, 9,523, ,000-the largest to-
tails in the South's history for these
periods. OF the monthly total, indus.
trial awards amounted to $44,4l5,0 900.
approximately half.
steel interests, power companies.
paper manufacturers, rayon producers.
all refiners and a widely diversified list
of other industries contributed to the
November figure" the Industrial Jour-
nal related.
Outstanding among the products
was the $35, 100000 expansion pro-
gram of the Bethlehem Steel Corp,
mostly at its Sparrows Point plant.
near Baltimore.
Steel Projects Cited.
In this connection, the publication
mentioned q 10000, 900 program an
nounced in October by the United
States Steel Corp. for its subsidiary.
the Tennessee Coal. Iron and Rail-
road Co., in the Birmingham area, and
an expected 100000 expansion at
Gadsden by the Gulf States Steel Co.
other large industrial contracts in
cIuded one for the first unit Of ST.
600, 900 plant the Brunswick Pulp d
Paper Co. Is building at Brunswick.
Ga, and a $5,000,000 plant Of the
Kieckhefer Container Corp. Of Belair,
N. j., on the Roanoke River near
Plymouth, N. c.
These awards" the journal said,
"were the latest in the paper making
development of the South, where more
than s50,0O0.000 Is being invested In
new mills. Union Bag g. Paper Co. is
building a $4,000, 900 addition to double
the capacity Of the plant Just COM
pleted at Savannah. Ga. and the
Champion Paper & Fiber Co. is con-
sidering a $3,o00,000 addition to q
similarly sized plant now being COM
pleted at Houston, Tex.
Other Firms Listed.
Crossett Lumber Co. Is pushing con-
struction of a $4.000.000 plant at
Crossett, Ark, and the Southern Kraft
Corp is just getting work under way
on an s8,00O.O00 plant at Georgetown,
S. c. The Chesapeake Corp. Of West
Point, Va. is considering a $2,500. 900
plant at Franklin. Va, for utilizing
waste products Of a large lumber
manufacturing plant to produce pulp
and kraft paper"
The Manufacturers Record said that
while the power industry is facing keen
competition of Federal projects, it
had started forward on important ad-
ditions.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
ELECTRIC AUTO-LlTE
ACQUIRES COMPANY
BY the Associated Press.

oy tne hboOClhtcu EIebb.
CINCINNATI, December 3.-Ab-
sorption Of the Corcoran-Brown Lamp
Co. Of Cincinnati by the Electric Auto
Lite Co. Of Toledo was approved by
stockholders Of the Cincinnati firm
after a suit to block the deal was dis
missed in court.
The merger became effective at
once. Stockholders of the Corcoran-
Brown Co. will receive one share Of
Electric Auto-Lite comomn stock for
each two shares held.
Operations of the Cincinnati firm
will be stepped up. said Joseph l..
Lackner, a director. Completion of
q 100000 addition to the present
plant will increase the working per-
sonnel.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

g. CHICAGO. December 8 oR Omitted
2e.ooo. Including 10000 direct: steady to
IS higher than Wednesdays average:
1919 down; bulk. so-3oo pounds. s.sSs
largely 9.o0ae; Is: best sows. 900.
Cattle. $500: calves. 1000; fed steers
I1Is class; i1Ily s.ssdy sgif steers sold On
pound averases: 1850 pounds, 12..5:
ward: such kinds going freely to order
BUYERS and shIppsrs: local Killers buying
from $50 to $50: stockers and feeders
@isb few loads at s.soss.oo: 1Sasiiss. NATIVES.
b.00a7.0Q: better grade replacement cattle
in broadest demand, these suitable. for
short turn; other killing classes steady;
lambs lam. ,b moderately asctiye' active mostly steady:
Western lambs. s;50as, rs: early top,
ward 2 $50: choice olishtTsisht range
feeding lambs, 5.25a7.60,
Evening star., 1936-12-03
Sales Of Stocks the n T. Stock
Federal Deficit
In 5 Months Lags
Behind Year Ago
Ey the Associated Press.

~ the ASSOCIATED Ffess.
The administration had a Sl,244,-
597,9 deficit during the first five
months of this fiscal year compared
with 81 .692, ,482, $50 in the same period
last year.
The November month end Treasury
statement showed yesterday that ag-
gregate receipts for the five months of
this year were 81. GAO, ,862,l72 compared
with 81. .468, ,l96,530 in the same period
last year. Total expenditures were So
885, ,46o. 1854 and s3,l6o. .67e,190. respec-
lively.
Emergency spending accounted for
s1.176.241, ,394 of total outlays this year.
The figure was 81, ,42S, ,029, OTIS last year.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
CURB LIST TAKES
UNEVEN COURSE
Recoveries Shown in Some
Groups Despite Losses.
Volume Small.
nv TIE Associated Press.

b tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 3.-While
stable losses were scattered through
out the Curb market today, recovery
tendencies appeared in a number Of
categories in late dealings.
On the upside in relatively quiet
trading were American Gas & Electric,
Cities Service. Creole Petroleum, Elec-
trio Bond & Share, International
Petroleum, Colts Patent Firearms,
Montgomery Ward "A" Newmont Min
ing and Penn Road.
Aluminium of America, Pepperell
and Pennsylvania Water g. Power
dropped about points each, and
lesser declines were shown by Great
Atlantic &, Pacific. Lake Shore Mines
and Sunshine Mining.
Evening star., 1936-12-03
CLEAR|NGS HOLD.
WELL ABOVE 1885
Total Cut by Short Week.
Remains 1871 Per Cent
Over Year Ago.
b the Associated Press.

by tne AhSOCldLeQ eIeSS.
NEW YORK, December 3.-Banb
clearings in the United States durfna
the latest week, which was for five
days, we're smaller in comparison with
the aggregate for the full week pre-
ceding, but were larger than that OF
a year ago.
The total for % leading cities fol
the five days ended Wednesday, De-
cember 2. as reported 10 Dun & Brad
street. was s6,153,176,0OO, against
s5,442. .04l 900 last year. a gain of 1871
per cent. This contraSted with an in
crease of 1913 per cent week earlier.
Part of the heavy settlements incident
to the first of the month were In
cluded in the current figure.
At New York City the turnover
amounted to s4,054, 10000, or 14d
per cent in excess of the s3,537, 7,S47, 600
in the corresponding 1885 period
Heavy clearings also we're recorded
for outside centers, which totaled 81
099 ,006, 900, as compared with 81 ,9O4,-
$4,000 in the year preceding, an in
crease Of 1912 per cent. All individual
cities. with the exception of New
Orleans, San Francisco and Seattle,
showed increases over the precedino
year. These ranged from a high OF
23.7 per cent at Pittsburgh to low Ct
"a per cent at Chicago.
Clearings dropped s374,173, 900 frol
the total in the week preceding Be-
tween the two comparative weeks
1885, there was reduction Of on.
$50, ,695 900.
Figures at leading cities, togethtr
with percentage gains and losses COM
pared with those of 1885, follow. aisu
daily average bank clearings for Au-
gust, September, October and No
vember: