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Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-24
Edgar Brothers May Quit Loop

Edgar Brothers. according 70
their captain Art Phillbrick. Will
withdraw from the league this week
because of the poor showing made
and cue to the decided lack of in
terest 3u the part of the players.
This statement has. not been con-
fimed. however. and the Hardware
five may decide to finish the sea
son A final decision will be made
tonight and the schedule arranged
W. S. Taylor, manager
Cf the league. declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-24
HUTCHINSON and COMPANY

Certified Public Accountants COnsutants,
Soper Manager, E Centre Office
II E0k
Evening star., 1936-04-08
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK April s-Dividents de-
clsred Cprepared by the Standard Statis-
tics Corp):
Evening star., 1936-04-08
OIL FIRMS RUSHED /.
IN DRILLING DRIVE
Companies Pour Millions
Into New Fields, Extensions
and Deeper Levels.
AZ the Associated Press.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April s.-Oil
companies, hard pressed less than
year ago for proved territory to de-
velop in the mid-continent area, are
in the midst Of one Of the most active
drilling campaigns of recent years.
The companies are pouring mill
lions Of dollars into development
brought on by new fields, extensions,
and the tapping of deeper horizons.
More than 600 wells are being drilled
or completed in the flush production
of partly proved wildcat areas Of the
mid-continent.
The most feverish drilling race Ia
in the northeast extension Of the Ok
lahoma City field, where more than
130 wells are being completed or
drilled. This area lies near the Stats
capitol, scene of Gov. E. W. Mar.
lands military zone
East Texas, again the scene Of rapid
development, has more than 125 wells
under way.
Discovery in the north end of East
Texas has been followed by a scramble
to drill Extent of the new area has
not been proved.
The RodeSsa field, extended from
Louisiana into Texas, has more than
100 drilling wells
Drilling the old shallow fields Of
Southern Oklahoma may be revived by
the tapping of the Wilcox sand be-
meath sands which have been produce
ing for more than is years.
This development is a windfall for
the major companies. which own leases
on virtually all Of the area, and from
which they have produced millions Of
barrels Of oil Development of these
areas probably will be slower than m
other recently discovered fields, where
lease owners would forestan draining
by wells on adjoining leases.
The same situation exists in North
Central Oklahoma, where a deeper
sand in the old Billings pool has
been found productive.
Extension of the Fits Field in Pom
totoc County, Okla, has resulted in
renewed activity and lis wells are
going down.
New Mexico also is coming in for q
big play In Lea County alone there
are $50 locations staked or wells drill.
ing. One major company has a pro-
gram of IT'S wells in the county for
this year.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
FASTERPACE SET
AT STEE[PLANTS
Iron Age Reports Climb of
Ingot Production to 66
Per Cent Mark.
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April s.-"RegiStering
a 81 point increase. steel ingot pro-
duction this week is at 66 per cent of
capacity, the highest level since the
second week of June, $780," says the.
Iron Age.
While output is definitely higher In
the Pittsburgh and Wheeling districts
as a result of further recovery from
flood damage, increases are also re-
ported in the valleys. at Philadelphia,
at Buffalo and in the Far West. Pro-
duction is unchanged at Chicago,
Cleveland and Detroit.
Rolling mill schedules are also
higher, with production of tin plate,
strip, rails and wire products at a
higher relative level than that of raw
steel. Sheet mills are running at 65
per cent of capacity, and many pro-
ducers are booked through April at
that rate. In fact finish mill backloes
are sufficiently large to support an in
got production Of well over so per
cent during the current month. and It
is evident that the present quarter is
going to be the best the steel industry
has enjoyed since 1880.
Profits Discouraging.
"While steel production in the first
quarter was at the rate of SAT per cent
of capacity, early reports Of steel COM
pany profits are discouraging. 1t is in
dicated that earnings were sharply
curtailed because of price weakness.
and much of the tonnage being rolled
this month will also be relatively
prof1tless. Although recent efforts
have been made to stabilize finished
steel quotations, tangible results will
not likely become evident until the
last half of the quarter.
THE Iron Age composite price Of
finished steel is slightly higher this
week at 2097 cents a pound. but is
still we'll below the average at the be-
ginning of the year which was 2130
cents a pound. The current level,
however. is $3.50 a net ton above the
depression low of 1857 cents a pound
which prevailed in April and May,
1888.
Market Trends Mixed.
while the trend of demand for
finished steel this week still seems to
be upward. market tendencies are
mixed. Fabricated structural steel
awards of l4,850 tons are below the
previous weeks total of l7,150 tons
and a lull in lettings is reported from
many districts. New projects Of 26,l85
tons are considerably higher than the
14,40O tons which came out for bids
IN the preceding week.
Rail orders include $4,000 tons for
the Rock Island and 10000 tons for
the Erie, but little tonnage is now
pending. Rail lettings during the first
quarter amounted to 100000 tons,
compared with 215,600 tons in the
corresponding quarter last year and
current mill backlogs are sufficient to
keep rail mills occupied throughout
the greater part of the quarter. Mills
are also being pressed for delivery Of
track accessories.
Automobile production continues
to rise and it is now predicted that
retail sales Of motor cars will remain
at high level through June. Ex-
pectation of bonus payments has un-
questionably stimulated automobile
purchases and is expected to be a
more important factor as the quarter
progresses. Bonus payments are al
ready influencing used car sales"
Evening star., 1936-04-08
OIL REFINING STATISTICS.

NEW YORK, April P,-Reports re-
ceived from refining COMPANIES owning 50 6
per cent of the estimated daily potential
refining capacity. and which was operated
the industry as whole ran to stills $780,
coo barrels of crude oil daily the American
Petroleum Institute said today.
The daily average for the previous week,
based upon refneries representing s9.6 per
cent of the total capacity and which op-
was 2.765 900 barrels
Finished and unfinished gasoline stocks
at refneries.. terminals in transit and in
ripe lines totaled 1910 900 barrels as of
the end sof the week compared with 73-
OLE 900 barrels as of the end Of the pre-
yiouS week.
Cracked gasoline production by com.
panies owning $50 per cent of the poten-
tial charging capacity of all cracking units
indicates that the industry as a whole pro-
duced an average of $4,000 barrels daily
for the week, compared with 100000 bar
rels daily for the previous week.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
New Haven Loss
Set at S75O,OOO to
Million i'm Flood
DOLLARS
PER SHARE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 5.-The
losses suffered by the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad during the
recent floods were fixed today by
President Howard S. Palmer at be-
tween S750,000 and $l,000,000.
Palmer said the flood damages were
responsible for substantial part Of
the increase in the roads deficit for
March as compared to that Of March.
1895.
He estimated the March deficit
probably would be about 81 5000 an
increase of 81 100000 over the deficit
for the same month year ago.
Palmer is one Of three trustees
named after the road filed a petition
to reorganize under the Federal bank
ruptcy act.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

WW-WILN VdITduIb.
xw-Without warrants. New.
wi-When issued.
st (stp) Stamped
sNeeotiability impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported in receivership.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
CASH REGISTER BOARD
RENAMED AT MEETING
Hv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, April 8.-Eleven di-
rectors of the National Cash Register
Co. were reelected at meeting here
today. No new officers were elected.
Those named were E. A. Deeds, Day.
ton, Ohio, chairman; Stanley c. Allen,
Dayton; Harold H. Behr. New York;
Walter H Bennett, New York; William
Hartman, Dayton; John c. Haswell,
Dayton; Ezra NJ. Kuhns, Dayton;
Charles S. Mccain, Chicago; Fred
erick B. Patterson. Dayton; Robert D.
Patterson, Dayton. and Grodon S.
Rentschler, New York.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
Earnings
CENTS
PER sUSHA

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 8-R H. Macy
& Co.. operating department stores in
New York, Newark, Atlanta and To-
ledo, reported today for the 50 weeks
ended February / consolidated net
profit of S2,753, ,901, equal to S183 a
share on the common stock. This
compares with $2,926,7O5, or s1.95 a
common share for the SO weeks ended
February 2. 1885.
Interlake Iron Corp.
Interlake Iron Corp, with plants in
Chicago, Erie and Duluth. reports for
1885 net loss of S435. 5.84l, compared
with loss of $6e3, ,764 in 1884.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
CURBL|ST EDGES
TO HIGHER LEVELS
Selected Oils and Metals Bid
Up Point or So-Trad-
ing Quiet.
81 the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 8. - The Curb
market edged forward for small gains
in quiet trading today. A selected
group of oils and metals were bid up
a point or so. while the general run OF
stocks showed lesser gains and there
were scattered losers.
Gulf Oil and Newmont Mining were
particularly firm. Other shares mov-
ing higher included Aluminium Co.,
American Gas, Electric Bond g. Share
and Pan American Airways.
Losers included Wright HargreaVes,
Pioneer Gold Montgomery Ward "a
and Great Atlantic g. Pacific.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
New York Central
.'Refinancing Plan
Approved by L.C. c.
ey the Associated Press.

ey the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Commis-
on today approved a s62 100000 re-
financing plan of the New York Cen
tral Railroad.
The road, under the authorization,
will issue S4O,OOO,OOO of lo-year 3s4
per cent secured sinking fund bonds,
SIS 900, 900 of serial notes bearing in
terest ranging from 5 to 2.6 per cent
and S7,9OOOO0 in f1ve-year 3 per
cent promissory note.
The new obligations will be issued
TO refund short-term outstanding
bank loans.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
LAND BANK BONDS
OVERSUBSCRIBED
Heavy Demand for $4,000, 900
Issue of 3 Per Cent Bonds Is
Reported by F. C. A.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Farm Credit Administration
announced heavy oversubscription Of
its new issue of $3.50, ,000, 900 in 3 per
cent consolidated bonds today a few
hours after they had been offered.
The proceeds, with additional neces-
sary cash, will be used to refund about
S185 100000 in outstanding Az per
cent bonds which were called yester-
day for redemption on May /.
The new issue was offered at e915
They are callable in 10 years and will
mature in 20 years.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
NAMED BOARD CHIEF
OF JONES & LAUGHLIN
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, April 8.-H z
Lewis. Columbus, Ohio. business execu-
tive, became chairman Of the board
of the Jones g. Laughlin Steel Corp.
yesterday.
He succeeds G. M. Laughlin. jr..
who resigned, effective at once. w. C.
Moreland resigned as a member of the
Executive Committee.
Both Laughlin and Moreland will
continue as directors and Laughlin
will retain his membership on the
Executive Committee.
Evening star., 1936-04-08

{ NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, April 0P.-Bar silver
steady and unchanged at 4434.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK April 1P,-NeW Yor
Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1936-04-08
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Stock and Sales
aAA "A

By private wire direct to The Star.
Evening star., 1936-04-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

! NEW YORK. April 8 Pl.-Foreisn. ex-
rhange steady Great Britain in dollars
! .943l: cables. 94ss: 50-day bills. 4 .93a4
France. demand $50: cables. $50; Italy,
demand 7g2; cables, Z 90
Demands-Belgium, 1894: Germany.
Tree. 1929; reg. travel. 26.75; reg. COM
nercial II so; Holland. $500: Norway,
"A SO: Sweden. 1851: Denmark. 22.O9:
Finland 2.21; Switzerland, $3.50: Spain.
I3 81; Portugal. 4.50l2: Greece. .95: Po-
and. 1890; CZechoslovakia Ala: Yugo-
;lavia, 231 Austria. 1sS0n: Hungary.
% Con; Rumania, IS; Argentina. 33 .33n: /:
Brazil. s.59n: Toxic. 2S;91: Shanghai.
20. O6H; Honekone. 32SlK: Mexico City
,7.S5: Montreal in New York, 99.56k;
lew York in Montreal, 90 .434.
Nominal
Evening star., 1936-04-16
FARM AND GARDEN.

TOP SOIL. no delivery. See clyde at
Washington Airport. South Washington, Va.
WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE. I00-pound
seek 75c; 6 sacks, S.. Rich garden dirt.
iO0-lb. sack. SOC; g sacks. $3.50. satisfac-
tion guaranteed Phone North SO62 or
write Glenhurst Dairy. Bethesda, Nd.
NOW rs THE TIME to use bone meal On
your lawns: So for 100 pounds. Milton
Aopfenmaier Estate. $500 Z ut. NV.
Phone West 1432.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK,

10 GOOD WORK HORSES AND 2 PAIRS
Of mules: real good workers. See Mr.. Dixon
2109 Fairlawn ave. Sc. Phone Lin. 0236-J
BAY HORSE-Blazed face; beautiful show
type and an excellent jumper; will sacrifice
at 5000. Sunday. call Georgia 5414; week
days. National 2S44.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
SALE-HOUSES.

SALE-HOUSES.
sENiI-DETACHED BRICK HOME N
with h;-w.h; eleeo; lot 80 feet 'front.' Price
Fiasesa PEReY II T. R1ssEL1 s1ssL CO. 1871 K St NV
S7.950-sPLENDIDLY LOCATED BUNGA:;
low in Chevy Chase. Nd, within BLOCK OF
SS9nfss'Is a. q $a
Vacant Va arHnI and u ts resdy % to occupy. BOSS :
PHONE. WISCONSIN 3799.
IN EXCELLENT NV. SUBURBS, WHERE
su srsf oa new @oden
brick hTmss OF popular a6of
furred walls insulated. automatic heat;
very large modern kitchen. side porch,
well-arranRed rooms and bath with tub
marksbe snd SdeTeT Value at sss5o Nav Be-
under F. H. A. plan or to suit individuaI re.
OF ss Rurih1wSfEE wEEY E8r
INC, Cleveland Sis, day or evenings.
DETACHED CORNER. FINE SECTION
Woodbridge, ne: big rooms. 3 porenes, I
Hth tTsss III pona sTsf fstf sahss
BOSS { PHEtPs NATIONAL 93000. EVE
a-room and bath brick: 3rd floor arranged
as an apartment; oil burner; large lot. ga, ga;
rage owner VII sasriee for Be s74a2T9Iio 7MaTIoGaT Gsn
sBoo ME FffRsi E3EN1So SoSs SFHoN q tS cof1Ms 5sfo
So 790mmNR: I4th: sPRJJNN9, R5po;mn;ss5o9
rooms, 3 porches. large lot: 2-caT earaSe'
9RP1EsYSniAssd 4RP1EY adams stP4Rs 44se: teh'lns. can E '"
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES. $3.50
to S12950. Excellent w sna ne. y; y;
IssS legations. Call E. W. BAILEY AaA"'
A BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED HOME,
8 bed rooms. baths. in the very best
community for less than sSinbsg9 SiGbi 0g99' aS96.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-EXCELLENT SEC.
tion, high elevation. deep lot; conyenient
to stores. transportation and school. Tne
eenyer eay Rs cOoas q home % Of
atEic aSto%stie hsst living porches break
ss:s W asHARzR 7 me-
BEIGE STeS sss: 5od r. bsn shEH s.2ssi s
tocst'fa SsW neat with with blower love Barsan: ioE pay
Isr sS aan sm answer. Act AdG4sss SHsss Box e.
tSis lovely new COLONIAL BRICK home Of
six large rooms, 2 baths, is q remarkable
snqf snG the IT e M
tqq ssc YIN sb. s9REHsf %RR1sTs SHg Buy e to ca af
Immediately for appointment Natl. 1889.
S975-TAKoMA PARK MD.-THREE-
room bungalow no improvements; built-up
Section. EDW. BOWERS. S39 18th st. NV.
Phone National 332S.
home for S4SS5 mo. with only $3.50 cash.
that that would YOU rent for SIS. on Shepherd St.
nr. 18th NV. rms. pchs:; gar; =, a. auTo;; n12;
Co PHONE GEORGIA 5000.
ONE BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCLE-9 r.
and s baths. modern; nicely redecorated;
new plumbing. floors, etc; everything IN
able; good terms. (will shave price for good
cash payment.l z. A.. GARVEY. phone Dis
trict A60S. 1120 vermont ave.
Evening star., 1936-04-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED APART
Room eli. Phone National S7l7.
s32 RTTTENHOUsE ST. N.W.--4 R; AND
b., shower; nicely furn.. Frigidaire linens, mems:
silver. dishes, utensils: no lease reouElrseo'
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD. EXCELLENT
iocation-l and . attractive rooms. dress.
ips room. dinette ktehen bath ass PEtgid9anir.e; 9n.
1908 KALORAMA RD.--BED-LIVING I'm.
nished. first floor. Apply after pm.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH. COM
Plsts; 252S S1S. 14th ST. NV Phone eVenespss' ens.
CLEAN. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 1st
and End floor apts.; cleo. gas. Frigidaire;
telephone heat gSo near 1fh st schools ous ana
ls sT M MELA2Y LAP coHi1 WILL ircf sHARs arSe
front bed room: cont hot water.
WILL sUBLET BEAUTIFULLY FURN.:
small apt 3 or 4 months from May ~ l;
fied couple considered. Harvard Hsl'
1707 21st NW.-oNE ROOM, KITCHEN:
bath. Frtsidaire. balcony; gas electricHs
furnished; gentlemen only.
BEAUTIFUL 3-ROoM APT. RIVER VIEW.
513 washington blvd. Alex: 10 minutes
from White House Apply resident manager.
653 EAST CAPITOL sT.-NICELY FUR
nished apt. rooms: bath; FeIriseSrss55i5enn' M eSs5 e.
TowENsTEiN Ssos.. 7th and II SITS. ne.
TAKoMA PARK. D. C|-ROoM APART
months. Good neighborhood. Near bus.
1117 PENNA. AVE. Sc LARGE. AIRY
rooms. suitable for three. semi-priVate
O100 90 ~, AZ ~; q EDrT pNOEg
pantry. porch: h.k.; FIRST floor; Frigidaire.
gas. elec heat Incl; so week: S35 month.
2O5 c ST NE--SECOND FLOOR. FRONT;
large. large bed S,r room. kitchen. private BATH ~
ONE LARGE ROOM PRIVATE c,1I BATH
14S 11th ST. Sc.
S125O WK-3 RMS, KIT, PVT. BATH:
ees Ss e9n d sve neas Adams es4e
2137 PA. AVE, N.w.-3rd-FL APT, 2
S45-S55. Phone West 0s33. b
231 18th ST sE.-ATTRACrIvELY FUR.
nished corner bed-liyins room. for two;
pOWNToWN. s14 CONN. AVE, CORNER
Lafayette Park-one room, kit. gas ana
$3.50 PER MoNTH-FURNTsHED LIv-
ns aas nslndeS Sed s5s sO Goth sha s. INV. Net
GIRL TO SHARE BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nishsd apartment with three others. z%l
TAKOMA. 723 CARROLL AVE- APIS;
one $35. one S45: 8 exposures; clean, airy;
comfortable, nicely furnished; detached
corner. Phone Shepherd 2095.
1879 CALIFORNIA ST. N,WE2-RooM
apartment 2nd floor, front; bed room.
kitchen: completely furnished. radio. Frig-
idaire. gas. lights, heat; S3S. 90.
2736s ONTARIO RD.-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. inclosed porch; very desirable.
Adults. Phone Columbia 7499.
WANTED : REFINED GIRL TO SHARE
sunny Groom apt. with another; elevator:
near 14th st. car. 18th st. bus and Merid-
ian Park. Call Columbia 9505-M Thursday
or Friday between pm. and 10 pm.
1922 POTOMAC AVE. sE.-2 ROOMS.
kitchen, heat. light. gas. Frisidaire, private
bath: telephone service. elec. washer; re-
liable adults; Govt. people preferred.
1865 BILTMORE ST. NV. OVERLOOK
ing Rock Greek Park-3 rooms. private
location: completely furnished. gas eiec.,
Frisidaire. heat included. Adults: $40.
Evening star., 1936-04-16

SIS. .s50-NEW BRICK HOME.
1881 VARNUM ST. NE.
MICHIGAN PARK.
OPEN DAILY ] TO q.
Semi six big rooms, tinted
room; room last word i in perfect Kitchen equip
ment; nice lot. pretty shruhoery and
SEE IT THIS EVENING.
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 1868.
Ss,500-cHEVY CHASE. D. c.; center:
hall plan house; S r. bath and
extra Law; 2-car garage; large
This semi detached house is a
of sF9SHaL coionia arcRitectare aSRfafa eapis and
splendid value.
sS8oesyetan6 ehd ba96 PiFbpsaGhedh E Bed house
with all modern improvements;
close to Conn. ave. This is an
detached nUiS oase house in IN this his popular
''in-town" suburb and should sell
Immediately.
.95O-Near 18th and Columbia rd; @
oufghiy modern cOlO2ial: in ex;
unusually wide house. and has
beautiful living room and din
ing room.
S11. 950-In one of the most fashionable
parts Of old Chevy Chase. we
offer this charming English
house situated on a large lot.
There are Z r. and b., with q
car. garage: The finish and
nende snch ,tems as oIdasS TaSh
ioned wide oak flooring. rubber
tile kitchen floors and many 9TH
er things found only in the nm
est homes. stamp this offering as
the markets outstanding buy in
THOS. J. FISHER Co, INC.
N2G 1Sfh ST NW District 1870
s6,950-RooMY BUNGALOW, ADJOINING
located on beautiful lot 7Cxs00 feet;
Uis1 b3iit.in sarase age chicken house and run;
age. and electricity. This is very
S. fSS@oPPosrrE sSeo oqYrrE WESTERN HIGH
SCHOOL and in convenient access to
foofifnsa a9a Government 1annG % PARK G1if IN rear:
second second hoer; 'H first-fioor s library. glass
rass lass'eS o sssRNsE sGRRNER pOsHa eec
and fireplace. Must be seen to be
$50 O'01oWBEAUTIFUL DETACHED STONE
HOME IN FOREST HILLS. situated on
large corner lot in one Of Washing
. baths, screened side porch. stone ter
race. 2-car built-in garage, open fire.
hs hoSss SSmRefs s a ns sds5n e6ndSn Snpmn and
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 18th St NV National 2345.
ALMOST AT YOUR PRICE-OWNER
leaving city; $500 block OF, 38th st. nv.
detached ssrase h.-w.h. Convenient
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K st. NV. District 1918.
$5,950-USE YOUR BONUS
For the Down Payment. Balance $50 Mo,
West of Georgia ave:-Semi-detached
brick home, g rooms. bath. 3 porches: ga
National 143s; evess Decatur 2166.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
ROOMS-UNFURNIsHED.

11O6 K ST. NE large. communicating
rooms; light housekeeping. Adults.
YOUNG COUPLE have an unfurnished
snare room to rent in brand-new. very de-
sirable apt to one or two Jewish Govern
ment workers. Phone Columbia 30s0-R
920 SHERIDAN ST. NW-Large frst-fioor
front roonh pleasant SURROUNDINGS; private
family: use of phone; SIS month. can pe
seen at any time Phone Georgia 992O.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

WE SELL, BUY OR EXCHANGE
Desks Adding Machines
Tables Check Protectors
Chairs Steel Files
IypeWriters Steel Cabinets
BAUM'S FURNITURE HOUSE,
14l6 EYE ST. NV. PHONE NATL 21s4.
FURNITURE - Suites, also
separate pieces; radios, re-
frigeratorS, rugs, miscellane-
Gus furnishings, china. Pub
lie auction sale Friday, April
II, 1886, at 2 pm, Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co., 1913
You st. NV. North 3343.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RAD1o

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIo.
PIANO, small upright. stieff make, with
bench. like new. S55. 519 Mass. ave. NV.
PIANO-Here's a real value in a repos-
sessed instrument. A dainty little mahog-
any baby grand. used for only 4 months,
that can be purchased by any one who
will make the balance OF SO monthly pay
ments. We've sold dozens of this model
and the owners say that in all respects
Ats the best moderate-priced grand they've
Other used grands, S175. $500, 1925 and
up. Kits. 1880 g st.
PIANO-small size late model mahogany
finished upright in splendid condition,
S13s. This instrument is very well built
and has a fine tone for its size. Pay ST. so
weekly. kits. 1880 G st.
FIANo-We have late model steinway
reduced and low price, original cost and
condition considered. Phone National 4730.
Kits 1880 @ st.
PIANO-Louis XIV period grand, in almost
new condition, now reduced to 1895. This
Is one Of our best selling period styles
and very unusual value considering It is
only few months old; New-piano guar
PIANOS = Reconditioned uprishts, $50,
&26. $50. Fine for practice or Summer
cottages. Kits. 1880 g st.
RADIO REPAIRING. all makes: new tun-
Ing eyes installed. Phone Sears. Roebuck
a. Co. Atlantic 4600. Oil Bladensburg
yd. ne.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE. comfortable room. in new
home. on bus line; woman. quiet, settled;
breakfast optional. Phone Clarendon loo.
NEAR MD Attractive, double, fur
meals optional. Address Box 2S6-E, Star
once. 10
Evening star., 1936-04-16
AT A PRICE.

On Good Hope road. by out-of-tovn
owner anxious to sell. Frame house.
ond floor. lavatory on first floor. Lot is
90 feet front by about 200 deep. high and
an excellent view of city. The property
400 and balance S22 so per mo which
is now in B. & Loan. Can be cleared II de-
sired. Phone Columbia S759 for tnspec-
Evening star., 1936-04-16

WANTED HOUSES-TO RENT.
Evening star., 1936-04-16
RENT-FURNITURE.

COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for 10 or 1o
room house for rent. S35 per month. Phone
Adams 415S
Evening star., 1936-04-16
BOATS.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

HOUSE BOAT. rooms, 80 It. long; good
condition Apply p M. Hudson. 14th and
Water SITS. s.w., any time In afternoon. 17s
Evening star., 1936-04-16

DOWNTOWN-Studio Residence.
10 LARGE ROOMS. . BATHS. gear
garage Near Thomas Circle Makes an
exquisite studio-rooning-b g-boarding house;
Sl7, $50. Call
Evening star., 1936-04-16
1900 OLE ST Sc

Few siX-room home arranged for two
families: large corner lot two baths. ga
rase. furred walls. chestnut trim. This
to be appreciated Tenants waiting 70 rent
the upstairs floor Open until pm.
WOODRUFF CONST CO