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Evening star., 1936-05-17
SALE-FARMS.

SALE-FARMS.
ACRES. GOOD GROOM HOUSE WITH
/ mile from hard road. Price. ST. $50;
terms. BUELL. NJ. GARDNER. Rockville.
Nd. Phone $50.
COLESVILLE. MD, ACREAGE OR 12
acres highest elevation in county. Beauti-
full home sites. HOAGLAND, phone Cleve-
land 5192. evenings. 17s
FARM. 100 ACRES. NEAR WARRENTON.
va 1 mile Lee Highway; large Colonial
home outbuildines; good condition; near
stores, school churches H. H. HACKLEY.
phone National 6400. Extension 245S. 17s
BRoOKEVIILE OR. 9TH ST. PIKE-ovER
stream SIe acre sbo1s NILE ana conerese one hisSWaS
frontage. Reasonably priced for quick
sale. G. NJ PLUNKEET. / Thomas circle.
Phone Na3onal o652.
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SHERWOOD FOREST.
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY.

Fronting on Chesapeake Bay and fish,
in cove with a safe. smooth. sandy beach.
Size of lots 50x150. Prices are very at
tractive and terms as low as one-Quarter
cash. We give clear deed and take
back trust DIRECTIONS: Through An
napolis to first circle follow signs into
Arundel-o the-Bay. Representative. Mr..
PURCELL all day Sunday on property or
call any week day. Met. $500. for particu.
lars
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y q tNdOlo % a'b . III ST II
TRUCKSl TRUCKSt TRUCKS!

TRUCKS! TRUCKsi TRUCKS.
Ford 1894 fiat body. Ford 1885 pickup,
Chevrolet 1893 chassis and cab. Chevrolet
Chevrolet 1882 panel Ford 1881 hydraulic
dump. Ford 1881 chassis and cab. Ford
1890 panel, Ford 1922 panel. Capitol
Motors Used-Car Lot. 1892 Pa. ave Sc.
VAN BODY-Suitable for handling furni-
ture or freight; with built-in cab; well
made; fine conoition, 200 cubic feet
sacrifice. 500 cash. Mr.. Mott. Met. ] S4}.
FORD 1894 canopy truck, ISL Inch wheei
base; tiptop mechanical order, very good
tires: has the appearance and condition
of p new unit S315; easy terms. Logan
Ford Dealers. 14I9 Irving st. NV. Phone
Columbia 300.
NEW g. USED STAKE BODIES.
S40-S110; in o and l. #. lengthS.
6 ! Maeks' Son En., @ N "
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET TRUCK stake body. 1889:
reasonable. Phone Shepherd 3552.
cS l6e soo sbape 5arsf Tomhd
very cheap Phone Clarendon l43N.
FORD 1898 VS. sedan delivery truck: in
excellent condition throughout- Good tlreS,
good paint. motor Al. See this outsta0d-
ing bargain today. Priced a S215 Easy
terms. Manhattan Auto & Radio Co, an
1th st. NV Open evenings
FORD TRUCK. brand-new. never delivered;
don't need, will sell a. over 500 sacrifice
l57-in wb.; heavy duty. Call Metropolitan
47S@ or write Dawson. 1926 n. y. ave. n ".
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RENT-FARMS,

RENT. $40; FARM. MILE PENDER, THREE
miles Fairfax. Va: trees, coy house: ice
cold water. GEORGE WAPLE
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DOWNTOWN BUSINESS.

NEAR F AND 11th SITS retail center
OF washington. two stores and two apts.:
oil burner: tenants nav water and electric
lty bills: four years more to run on lease
of one store: entire bldg. brings in $500
month on reasonable rents: can be bought
for S16.500 under assessed value. and the
price is considerably under $50. 600: sold
once for much more: s. 500 cash required:
this is bargain. Call Mr.. DREW. Met
2S21. ELIOT MIDDLETON :2O5 Invest
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SALE-LOTS.
lrA-kf-u~AN

NEW YORK AVE, WEST OF 21st ST.
NV. Lots SO #. wide, by about 116 IT. to
alley; zoned for business or apt. This
ought to be enough of q bargain at $15,-
Evening star., 1936-05-17

TAKE A JOY RIDE 70
PINE WHIFF BEACH,
Edgewater Post Once, Md; only 81 miles
from District line through Seat Pleasant.
Only 20 lots left. Come and get your
choice. sos each; 36x125. FRANK BER-
NARD. phone Adams 1888.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

BEACH. VA.-FURNIsHED s.
room cottage: lot 50x150 it.: sacrifice, S4OO
cash. Address Box 243-K Star Office
Evening star., 1936-05-17

FOR SALE BY OWNERS. A MoNTGOM-
cry Co, Md, farm: about 10 miles from
land lies extremely well and is in high
state of cultivation: s4-mile paved road
front: large forest trees surround house
Fine opportunity for an outstanding estate
and show place. Address P. o. Box 1873,
C,aitherShnrO
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SEE BROOKMONT TODAY

DEE DnOOhMON l lODAI
Conduit road, adjoining District.
OUTSTANDING BUYS.
Modern downtown apt, BLDG, sty;
S117,500 A real investment.
1.-Two brandneW apis; entirely de-
tached, with all outside rooms; 50 units.
Rental, S3l 600. Priced right for imme-
3-Four STORY fireproof apt. in best
northwest section Rental $4,000 at
low rents. 1000 cash required. Will
net 40 per cent on investment
HIGBIE. RICHARDSON & FRANKLIN.
INC. 1873 K st. NV. National 2076.
ATTENTION INVESTORS!
Two, apartment buildings. located in
orick consisting Of 10 apartment units
month. Priced at 100000 for both.
HARRY JUSTINE,
sl9 11th St. NV. National 2s44.
SEE BROOKMONT TODAY.
Conduit road. adjoining District.
End COMMERCIAL PROP
ERTY NEAR 10Th AND M
SITS. NV; GOOD ALLEY;
$6,750. CHAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 PENN. AVE. WEST
0480.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

FOR RENT OR SALE-SToRE AND SIX
room house, ideal location, near Chesa-
peake Bay Summer colony; exceptional op-
portunity for live wire. Can be seen any
time. r. B. OW1NGS, Shadyside. Md
NEALE'S BEACH ON CHARLESTON CREEK
Charles County, Md. offers the most at
tractive locations for Summer homes; half
mile from State road; salt water good
bathing, fishing and Grabbing: large lots
priced low. w ANDREW NEALE. Issue. Md.
DESIRABLE HOMES AND BUILDING
othy and South Rivers. Write for our list.
JULIAN BREWER & SON.
Annapolis Md Phone S15
WOODLAND BEACH, ROOMS. ALCOvE.
trees: 81 500; less for cash. Adams 02S3.
WANTED FOR July OR SEASON
bungalow on Chesapeake Bay. State
rental full description Address Box S5-k.
Evening star., 1936-05-17

YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
Real log cabin. new 4 rooms. large
porch stone fireplace bath. elect. rum
ming water: close to water with all privi-
ieges on 12-mi, lake: finest boating fish.
ing swimming; 300 acres for hiking and
horseback riding. Special price and
terms his Sunday. 81 miles D. c.. Lake
jackson. on Route 234. 3 miles south his
toric Manassas Va.
ALSO TWO FINE WATER FRONT LOTS
AT S95 90 EACH.
SHERWOOD FO S r. COMPLETELY
furnished housekeepine cottage on water
rooms. two baths. kitchen, dining room,
large porches. Attractively priced. Phone
Georgia 2011.
TALL TIMERS MD.-LARGE COTTAGE.
viii. porehes and outbuildires, on river
Price low at S2.750. Call L. GADDIS.
National 1877.
CHESTER RIVER FARM. UNDER REGU-
lar nn,.s cuitivation 1in ! mile water front; ,2s5
deep water. good harbor oysters. fishing;
ducHng; upland game. 2 entrances, good
roads: 100000. one-third cash, balance
mortgage. COLONIAL TRUST CO.. .trus-
r,T 1-r
Evening star., 1936-05-17

OUR FOR SALE SIGNS ON LOTS LISTED
commercial sites: Kennedy, near 2nd.. cor
44th & Ellicott, 55x10O. Millmsrson, near
1st, old GEORGETOWN; only outstanding site
left Tor high-claSs res. or apt. 120-ft.
frontage unusual view of upper and lower
Potomac. Cor. 37th & Prospect.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC,
S15 18th st. NV District 1853
Evening star., 1936-05-17
EXCHANGE.
RENT-STORES.

NEAR 14th AND PARK RID. NW;-SUIT-
able for beauty shop. cleaning tailoring
barber or electrical shop. 3404 14th st. NV
o4O6 18th NV. NEAR 18th AND COL. RID
Good business location. Reasonable rent
al. c. NJ. PLUNKERT. National O652.
Evening star., 1936-05-17
SMALL APARTMENT.

NOT FAR FROM CATHEDRAL.
Detached bldg. four broom -and-bath
units; garage for each tenant; rents. in
Guiding garage, very low: gross income
penses small good residential section for
new owner desiring to occupy one apt. or
rright. Gail Mr. DREW Met. es37 F,
Evening star., 1936-05-17

EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM. .3s1 ACRES
| rich land. 300 acres clear, balance timber:
| on two roads, 20 miles from D. C.. good
| s-room house one tenant house; also new
| Groom semi BUNGALOW, good barn for "a
| cows. score 90. and necessary outbuildings.
| including 32 T. B. tested cows. 16 heifers.
| one bull. four horses all feed crop. stock
and machinery. Price. S32 900: 5000
| cash. assume Federal loan Sl1 500. bal
| MASON HIRST. Annandale. Fairfax Coun-
ty. W. at the end of Columbia pike.
| Phone Alexandria 43-F-d1
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
MISS HELEN FAUI.k RETURN
FROM PIiILADFi.PIiIi HOME

Mis- Helen l.uh oi thiS ciir. who,
Il few days made pa ines "Trip t.
Philadelphia. IA. Wlrt. her mother.
sisters and brothers live. returned in
forming her ho-i, Of friends al the
good iimc aud There hearty reception
her p""pl" gave her Afur Ill that
may ID" said about many p"opl" car
ir.% bu; lirtl" about Oh" -"lcrnrmnL
under which ,ur lives. { j. {" hr nd
mir"d 10 know thai in appreciation Of
w"mrm'S political right aud admit
miancr into ia, activities - IA" Par.
~ councils, HAT Miss tIuIk i on"
who never tires when il comes To The
protection, >afc=uardin. and endorse
m"nt of tn" Party of her choice. In
In" first place she i Il P"mSy lvHnia
woman which speaks i;cpuhicaniSm
Her several weeks vacation caused
her many friends To make Inquiries
about her return, stating, cit looks
Xix" months Since Helen Left
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
MRS. y. WHITTICO VISITS
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

Mrs. Mamie Whittico, accompanied
by Mrs. Warren AMI tow children.
motorcd to Lincoln University where
they witnessed the graduation of her
son, James NJ. Whittico Jr.
James was the youngest i'm the clas
IL" was respected and admired by
both students and teachers because
Of his special ability and gentlemanly
qualities. They report that. most en-
joyablc trip was had at Lincoln wher
hospitality is superb.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Lincoln
ties was entertained in the home Of
the President. They also spent time
in Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ingtcn.
Mrs. Whittico says, if you want
inspiration ana feel heaven-like lust
gel on Lincoln Campus.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
BEARCATS TRUCKED WITH
THE LOGAN TRUCKERS

Logan, W. Va. June THE Hol-
den's eBarcats feeling clatcd over
their victory Saturday clawcd their
way TO another victory when they
truckcd over the Logan's Truckers at
Ellis Park Sunday
The final scores 10 in favor IF the
Holden's eBarcats
KelSo Vance, Walter baltimore be
hind the pitching Of Roscoe Morrison
played stellar baseball throughout the
game.
The Hawkmen Athletic Association
viii sponsor their No Admission
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
COLUMBIA U. HONORS
HAMPTON TREASURER

Th" Daily Press of Newport
News carried tn June 4, the follow
ing item concerning the Treasurer of
Hampton Institute.
Robert Ogden Purvis, treasurer of
Hampton Institute, has been awarded
university medal by Columbia Uni.
vcrSity. The award was made ut the
ISIHd commencement exercises Of
the university Tuesday. Six received
fine honor.
'PurviS, of the class of 1920. was
given the award for choosing rs his
life work the continuance of n SPLEEN
did family tradition. by his service to
the education Of the colored people
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
FROM NEW YORK

Miss Julia P"tSco, daughter Of Mrs
Elizabeth PctSco. Il very friendly bus
mess woman has been spending sever
al weeks in tie city Of New York
with her brothers ana sisters. And
her father Her return was hatcncd
we understand because Of all from a
high knoll inJuring his head immen-
.Sely. She returned nj the bchcst of
her mother who so Informed her.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
CATHOLIC MAGAZINE
JUSTICE for NEGRO LABOR

Ncw Ynrl tuno a. 1or,on1 tho,
fine American Federation or Labor
tolo d,wn all barriers ,cvpst MORO
workers in unions was made odav in
a.. editorial publishcd in The Iptcrro-
cia Review national Catholic mon.
thly.
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
n office! y!

1" Inc General public - This is
10 INFORM any and businesS concerns
'''t l, w. IL. Turner, serve notice
not 10 accept any further orders On
credit mad" by my wife Mrs. Mae
Inrner) MS I will not be c~nonsible
thereto.
my extended credit to the con-
'rarS Following this notice Vii nofbn
lonorcd by me.
*+***ss*
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
DIR. AMBROSE CALIVER
HONORED HY TUSKECEE

Tnskesee Institute, Ala. DR.. Am
br"se caliver of The Office OF Ealuca.
'ion, the Department of Interior was
given an honorary degree by Tuske-
gee Institute ut commencement excr-
ciscs last week. DR.. Calivcr finished
one OF the TuSkegcc vocational coursc
several years ago. DR.. Caliver was
commencement speaker. and 157 re-
ccivcd degrees.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
SUMMER SCHOOL is
PLANNED AT BSTC
Bluefield State Teachers College En-
rOilment For Summer Session Was
Taken Monday Morning June The
Eighth

Blueficld state Teachers College
registrations fo rthc summer school
began Monday morning ut 8 O'clock
in Conlcy hall. indications from the
number of applications received in
advance are that this will be one of
the largest summer sessions, in point
of numbers. ever held at II. s. IT. &.
Elementary students who wish to-
do summer workrcgstcrcd at Lawson
street school at nine o'clock. Those
Those desiring to register for high
school subjects went To Mahood hall
at the college. Those registering for
work of college grade did so Mt Con-
ley Hall.
All new students of collegiate rank
were registered i'm the object of the
rcgirtrnr. All four year students re
giStcrcd in room 203. Home economic
students in ON 206: Standard nor
mails and applicants for renewals ana
re- inStatcmcnis of all kinds of cor
tificatcS registered in room 81 |.
floor, room 201. BY cooperation of
the students body for the summer
Sessions the time for registration was
reduced to minimum.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12
FACTORY FARMING

Almost every year brings some
new problems for those who obtain
their livelihood from filling the soil
and the care Of farm animals. De
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1936-06-12

OF this country through historic
Hampton Institute"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
TICKER
NEWS

Metal markets: Foreign copied
buying is in moderate volume with
sales abroad at S.6s to 1875. Do
nestle copper markets firm and
fairly active with price unchanged
at 9.25. Lead quiet Prices I'M
changed at 4.50 New York and
ABS st. Louis. Zinc buying is in
fair volume. Primer western firm
end unchonged at ABS.
7 oadino~s % ~evenua fraiofs6 FOR
vvnok ended nec. 2 Stotaled 49,
679 rars. a decrease nj 1885
cars under the preceding week; an
increase of 41,275 cars over this
like week in 1884 and an increase
Of 1874 cars over the same week
in 1888.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04

ing to the people that the "capi-
tai structure" represents money
paid in by the people for stock.
Does he assume that the people OF
this state are so "gullible" as to
swallow his atements?
Is it a wilful attempt to mis-
lead and deceive the public?
Is it ignorance of the fact that
an enthusiastically small per cent
OF the amount men toned in "capi-
tai structure" is ever paid in" to
the companies?
Is it Incompetence?
Whatever it is, the publication
of his Misrepresentation of the
total, par value capitalization of
the stocks Of incorporated mining
Or any other industrial-stocks
as something into which "gullible'
individuals dump their savings
disqualifies him for any position Of
responsibility into which the "gul-
Mble' taxpayers dump their saw
ings" to pay his salary"
Yours very truly,
L. s. ROPES
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
WALL STREET
IS DISMAL
O. Silver

NEW EORK-The Wall Street
Journal says: For the first time
leaders among the senate silver
ties seem 70 have lost a consider
able share Of their enthusiasm over
the future Of silver under the ex-
isting silver purchase program Of
the treasury. In some ms ances real
disappointment Is expressed. The
treasury's action under the pro-
gram seems unmistakable and
there is no criticism OF general
nature of its handling of the sill
yer law. The disappointment is over
the failure Of other nations TO
take the lead of the U. S. in pur-
chasing as much silver as It could
buy advantageously. The sponsors
of the silver purchase act last year
expressed the belief that once the
U. S. took the leadership in forti-
flying / 8 monetary reserves with
silver. other countries Of the world
would fall in step. However, these
senator's see just the opposite eff
feet. other nations instead of buy
ing silver are dumping it in the
treasury. Whether any change in
policy can be looked for during
he coming session is a matter OF
speculation but it now appears GER
tain that If the treasury wishes to
take the position that the pro-
gram is not working out satisfac-
torily despite its best efforts there
is sure to be less opposition to
change than would have been the
case last year when treasury OF
flcials sought 10 discourage pas
re of silver legislation.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
YEARBOOK GIVES
MINING STATISTICS

The Journal has received a copy
OF the new 1895 Minerals Yearbook
issued by the Bureau Of Mines,
containing production records OF
he mineral industries for the year,
IT contains rs chapters, 129 Illus
trations and nearly 1900 pages.
Mineral production Of the I'm
tied Sta ties in 1894 was valued at
ss,S5O, 900. an increase of 81 per-
cent over 1888. Production of near
" ali major mineral commodities
increased during the year. Prices
likewise increased.
vanishing markets, disappear
ing profits, excess capacity, huge &C
cumulations of some of the metals,
unemployment and frozen invest
ments call for intensive work in
mineral commodities stat es Di-
rector John w. Finch in foreword
TO the yearbook.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
APPLY EARLY
and AVOID The
SPRING RUSH

Montana mining men who seek
capital for development OF their
properties by government banking
loans should prepare and present
their applications Immediately, so
that the money will be made avail
able during the spring months.
states Angus. Grunert. supervb'-
ing engineer for limited r. F. G.
mining loans in Montana,
At the present time the depart
ment at washington is able to
swift ly dispose of applications. Thus
far seven companies have received
S1.212.0O0 in loans and 20 others
have been approved. subject to
examinations. which win grant an
additional S4,990,O0O.
Mr.. Grunert believes that if ap-
plicants wait until spring there
will be a resultant congestion that
win delay examinations into the
middle of the summer and the
money will arrive too late to be
OF material benefit. If the loan is
approved, the company is in a
position to order equipment, COM
plete its plans and begin opera
tions with the coming OF good
weather. If the loan Is denied, the
company has time to renew its
application or make other arrange
mems. Class "B" loans are ex-
amined by the r. F. c. without
expense to the applicant, unless
the loan is granted in which ac-
tual expenses of the examiner are
charged against she loan Thds
makes it possible for small opera
tors o get development money up
To $4,000 with which to deter
mine the extent Of their ore and
thereafter rest assured of funds
to build a mill, if such move is
justified by the ore developed.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
LITTLE FINANCING
OF MINES AND OIL

About the only people who are
doing any public financing under
the securities act these days are
the utilities companies, according to
the newest tabulation of reports.
Development of natural resources
Is getting little public money. Gold
and silver mine financing in No
vember represented only II per
cent of the total, compared with
4 per cent of the total in Octo-
Der. Oil financing totaled only 2
per cent of the total in November,
and none of the October total... uti-
lities accounted for 66.7 per cent of
the months registrations and man
ufacturing enterprises for 1871 per
cent, leaving less than 10c for all
other groups combined.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
Mining Industry Provides
Living for 500, 600 People

hers are some facts furnished by John W. Finch director
Il Bureau OF Mines.
OF the entire United States valued above 1es
billions 81 percent had its origin IN
mines
..,t,rv nv 1ze while farm prOduc only 17%.
oil afford wen onenA1 OK
M of handled railroads not count
ing tonnage smeers and reneres and products OF e C
md works.
IN normal million work in mines and
direct employment
200 600 Of which underground II gives support 70
100000 people. 80, .,u $1,000. 49,
Peope beginning learn that the mining industries pro
vide subsistence Tor very large
,atve section of o population
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
LOW DOWN--ON SIL YER

silver thru Japan by making it un-
nal, the treasury departments ac-
ton in clamping down on the sill
yer market is a squeeze" designed
to cut off smuggling of Chinese
silver thru Japan by maxim it un-
profitable. Once this end has been
achieved and China has been given
breathing SPELL in which to
carry out necessary currency re-
forms, the treasury may resume its
boosting of the world silver price.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
ANNA NINE SHIPPING
SOME HIGH GRADE ORE

A sizeable body of high grade
ore has been opened by the Anna
Mines Syndicate, operating the An
ma mine in the Ardsley section of
Butte. shipments of which are stated
to assay three ounces gold and 185
ounces of silver to the ton. The
syndicate is headed by NJ. j. Her
tel OF New York and Al Fisher,
We eran Montana operator, who is
in charge of operations.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
NEVADA MINE SHIPS
l7-OZ. Sill YER ORE

Regular shipments are being
made from the Nevada mine To-
Gated % miles south Of Dillon,
with ore S ated to average II OF.
of silver per ton. C. N. Roberts,
Dillon. together with his sons are
operating the property. chipping
ore to the hurry sampler az salt
Lake City
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1936-01-04
WILL BUY TAKGlBLES

NEW Coming events
says:
With year end adjustments out OF
The way the stock market should
begin to reflect the practical GER
tainty CT early passage Of the sol
d'er's bonus. That development. will
add further to the already swollen
money supplies and will add to
public determination to own and
hold tangibles.