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Evening star., 1936-08-06
RAIN MARS WAR"
|N5THCORPSA AREA
Night Air Attack on Fort
Knox, Chemical Raid
in Games Plan.
BY the Associated Press.

FORT KNOX, KY, August g.
Theoretical war was declared today
while two opposing forces, each COM
prising Regular U. S. Army and Ma
tional Guard units of the 5th Corps
Area, started advancing toward each
other along a 15-mile front in prac-
tical training maneuvers.
Rain, which began falling late yes
terday over the e0,000-acre maneuver
area, continued early today, bringing
a realistic touch Of hardship to some
$4,000 soldiers.
The soldiers hadn't expected pink
tea" affair, but continued rains and
for. Organization plans for the ma
neuvers were designed to reproduce
war conditions to a degree, explained
Maj. Gen. c. E. Kilbourne, Second
Army commander, but aimed to avoid
making the troops too uncomfortable
or too tired to think.
Night Attack on Program.
Although plans of each force were
closely guarded, general outlines of
the maneuver included a simulated
night attack on Fort Knox, chemical
attack on troops from squadron of
red planes, observation Of reds by
sausage" type balloon, powerful day
and night offensives against infantry
troops by the mechanical force, build
ing of pontoon bridge, cavalry oper-
atoms and forced marches by in
fantry.
A staff Of $50 picked Army officers
acting as umpires, headed by Brig.
Gen. w. K Naylor, will decide how
many casualties" should be assessed.
An 100000, -candlepower search
light. capable Of spotting an enemy
plane $4,000 to $4,000 yards distant,
and new anti-aircraft artillery ca
pable of shooting that far, are at
tached to 61st Coast Artillery, part
OF the blue" or defending force.
Commanders Lead Attack.
Commanders of the mechanical
Cavalry and mechanized Artillery
Evening star., 1936-08-06

store PHO Sc tNementA AdnlniSr ration.

up the road. She is Mrs. Emma Knoll,
a widow, who has some fine blooded
cattle on three half-sections. If Mrs.
Knoll sells her cows she will be un-
able to buy as good ones again. If she
borrows money from the Government
the county agent painstakingly ex-
planned to her the process by which
she might obtain a feed loan of as
much as $200-she doesn't think she
ever will be able to pay it back. Some
Of her neighbors have urged her to
follow this course. saying that the
Government will cancel the debt If
she can't pay.
Amt these the times that makes
crooks" says Mrs. Knoll.
She also might obtain an outright
grant from the Resettlement Admin
istration which she wouldn't be ex-
pected to pay back.
"Mr. Knoll would turn over in his
grave If he knew I did a thing like
that" she says.
Copyright, 1886. by The Evening Star
Newspaper Coz
Evening star., 1936-08-06

man. Groceries and General Merchan-
| disc" sits in front Of his abandoned
store on an old automobile seat with
the stufing coming out Of 1t. He Is.
he says, waiting for better times"
Next door-a tiny little house with
glass FRONTS the sound of Psalm
singing and then the low drone Of
prayer. The house Is q Methodist
church, where Rev. Miss Birnquist
times. u. Huffman. Groceries and
General Merchandise" thinks the
best policy IS to sit and wait for
them.
For II years, he says, nobody has
had any money and the present
drought brought matters to a head.
He had $4,000 out in bills. It
was getting worse every day, so he
closed up his store, Cancelled all the
debts owed him, paid all his bills,
and started sitting. He doesn't really
believe, however. that better times
ever will come again, for "the soils
all gone and nothing's left but damn
sand" For at least seven years no.
body for miles around has had any
income.
THE Governments been a-keeping
EN-" explains J. Huffman, "and when
it stops they'll Just have to get out
and go-to the grave yard most likely"
When he first came here, rs years
ago, he says, times were so pros
porous that it often was impossible
to get into the county seat because
of the great numbers of wool wagons
which clogged the road.
Now civic pride Is Mr.. Huffmans
only emotion. His town is Grassy
Butte, "the only butte in the United
States that has grass growing on both
sides Of It," Grassy Butte's post office,
mud building which has stood since
Indian fighting days, was photo
graphed for an exhibit at the Chi
cago worlds fair. The town Is grow
ing and has a section they call Dog
town, which consists, thus far, of two
new dugouts-holes in the ground
rooted over with sticks and hay such
as were used by the earliest settlers
and by the Indians before them.
Ranchers are coming in from the Bad
Lands country and squatting with their
families in these dugouts so that they
will be available for relief.
Anticipate Better Times.
"She's q grand old town." says J.
Huffman as he settles back on his old
auto cushion and looks sadly up the
road in anticipation of better times"
Quite different is the attitude Of
John Frederick Of Grant County, who
has the best wheat crop for miles
around-in fact the only wheat crop.
Mr.. Frederick was harvesting his So
acre field the other day. It was better
than he expected and he thinks the
whole may yield him 20 bushels. A
few years back he got 40 bushels to
the acre.
The wheat Mr.. Frederick is har-
vesting Is burned and black, unfit for
human food. He believes, however,
that the chickens will eat it and then
his family can eat chicken.
Different still is the attitude Of MI.
Frederick's nearest neighbor, 2 miles
Evening star., 1936-08-06
Wooing With Brick Too Wild.

CHICAGO R.-An unfortunate
choice OF paper weights brought
trouble for Nicholas Hasz. Mrs. Leo
more Gels said that. as she sat in her
sun parlor. a packet Of love letters
sailed in through window-weighted
with bullet. She obtained a warrant
for the arrest Of Aasz. She said the
last love letter ne delivered came
through a pane Of glass with a brick
attached.
Evening star., 1936-08-06
CONCERT TO BE TONIGHT

Last nights symphony concert at
the Water Gate, which was postponed
by rain, will be held at 8 o'clock to-
night, weather permitting.
Sylvan Levin, a local pianist, who
returned to this city yesterday after
studying music In Baltimore and
Philadelphia, has been invited to
conduct the concert.
Tomorrow and Sunday evening the
orchestra will be under the direction
Of Fabian Sevitzky.
Evening star., 1936-08-06
Closed Saturdays During August

4s SUMMER SUITS, cool rropi.
ical Worsteds and lightweight
wools; tans. grays and blues.
Were $3.50 to $22 80.
now ----------------e12.S5
4TRoPICAL woRsTED SUITS;
Short (35); Long (3s),
] (39): Stout f44); gray and
blue. Were $3.50. now S9.S5
3 WHITE LINEN SUITS, Regular
! t34l. ] (35); Short / l37D.
Were S14.50. now-------S6.85
D LINEN SUITS; single and
double-breaSted sport models;
blue and brown: Regular 2 1851,
f3ql. 2 (42); Short go:
Long 2 (37). $500. Were $50.
now .6J
HART sCHAFFNER d MARX
SUIT; cool. porous white Dixie
Weave; Long 40. Was S27 so.
now SIG. .SS
3 WHITE SPORT COATS: Reg
ggl.r 2 3d. i t42). Were
2 TWEED SUITS: fancy tan
mixtures; sport back models:
Regular 2 go. Were SIS.
AoW ---------------- --eAo'oO
Evening star., 1936-08-06
MEMS CLOTHING

10 SILK sHANTUNG SUITS;
3-piece;. single and double
Sss. ! tsS: ttu'sf Short o}}s0;
Long 3 t3S. 1 i39), j t4O).
Were S35. now $685.
. woRsTED TWIST SUITS;
3-piece styles; tan checks; Reg
ular ! go; Short l (39j.
GROUP OF WHITE LINEN
VESTS. Were $3.50 and $500.
] HART sCHAfFNER & MARX
SUIT tan worsted; Short 35.
Was $3.50, now S16.85
2 raleigh 80" SUITS: ine
gabardines; blue. Regular 80
and 40. Were $50. now 1885
3 SHETLAND SPORT COATS:
tan: double-breasted: Regular 3
(3O. Were $3.50, now S5.S5
3 LINEN SUITS; white and nat
ural; single and double-breasted
sport models; Regular ] (3T,
] t39); Short / (39): Long !
t42). Were $3.50 to $3.50.
INV eAA'oO
Evening star., 1936-08-06
FURNISHINGS

xI.O0 FRENCH LINEN HAND
XERCHIEFS: white hand-roued
edges; colored initials - 49c
3 FOR 81 90 FANCY COLoRED
HANDKERCHIEFS hand-rolled
hem: broken assortment OF int-
tials. now ----------S s Tor 4Sc
$3.50. 200 B. $3.50 HICKOK
AND PIONEER SPORT BELTS;
fine feathers: white. brown
and white. black and white,
Evening star., 1936-08-06
Huge Salary Increase.

The British post Office department
Is paying sl0.0O0,oo0 more a year in
salaries than II months ago.
Evening star., 1936-08-06

trouble-causing acids with Mountain Valley
Mineral Water. direct from famous Hot
Springs. Arkansas. Build up your alkaline
reserve with this deeply satisfying health
water. Phone for booklet.
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
MET. 1862. 14O5 X ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

PIANOS-Our credit department has four
accounts that can be taken over for the
balance on small grands Your savings as
transportation and take up the balance
monthly. Ask to see Mr. Regan, Arthur
Jordan Plano Co.. 18th and G.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY and hot sandwiches; doing $3.50
business weekly, corner store and rooms.
Rent. S35: viii sacrifice. $3.50. 81 NJ St.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

BARBECUE AND NIGHT CLUB--Business
and property for sale; well established.
Best Known night club around WaShington:
doing excellent business: only IA miles
from city on main boulevard. Phone Mr..
Bowers National 1928. ~,
Evening star., 1936-04-19
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
tContinued.)
United Construction Co.

Established 23 Years.
DEAL WITH A RELIABLE FIRM
heating roofing all general home improve
ment work may be financed through the
Federal Housing; take advantage OF the
lowest rates on construction work we have
been able to offer in years. All work guar;
white skilled mechanics 1850 7th NV.
North 3273. Adams 6273.
Modernizing New Work
All work guaranteed. Done by skilled
mechanics only, Financing through r.
H. A. or suit your budget. Estimates given
free.
CARPENTRY BRICK WORK
PLUMBING ELECTRIC Al WORK
HEATING CONCRETE WORK
PLASTERING ROOFING
PORCH ENCLOSURES.
H Berenter. Contractor. Adams $500.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

HOTEI-}0. room brick completely reno
waited only one in good town. 40 miles D. c.
Large lobby, two din. rooms coffee room;
etc; scar garage. Priced very low. Will
trade, w. L. Shipley. 927 18th st. II; W.
Phone National 1856. -
Evening star., 1936-04-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LAUNDRY BRANCH AGENCY, estab; 8
yrs; rent $25; good business; price. $3.50.
609 9TH st. s.w.
Te1s Dne S HOUSE hk sPss pE9s.
$1,000: terms. eos. 140e g.
NURSING HOME. II rms, 2 baths; rent.
terms. RIM. 90s. 14O6 @ st.
seSIoMNd go HOUSE. 1s5 sS5. RssF lstn seoms and
p $16So So9; 3 price, $500; terms RIM a0s'
RooMINd HOUSE. near sth and Col. I'd;
price. So 800; terms. RIM. 908. 1406 g.
AN AMERICAN WOMAN, good experience
and credit. wants small business. grocery.
boarding or reoming house: substantial
S1.G Star ofiee S'DAi 0n' A''fess DOA
BOOMING, NG,BoARDING., 12 rooms. baths
Eye at 19th): nice clean house. clearing
sSout sSolt $500 . monthly: mont S1sSo0. r M. De
yaneS expsrieaeed in
$500; have sood location and complete
Address Box IE5-o. Star once. '0' '
DOWNTOWN-Will share n int: z rms;
nets 500 mo. rent; twin beds. Frigidaire,
grill 81 wk. 1914 Eye NV. Apt o; $500
$1,000. LaRue Beauty Shop. I41G irving
st NV.
NEAR 14th and Park roal-Commodiou
12-room. semi-detached brick house; clean;
sseDes DSrch NJ bsh s bun oEh
er Address US BOZ Box 4a7E. Az is star fHifs once own
MONEY Y-MAKER--12-room house. fully
equipped for light housekeeping. transierts.
Owner III. 1110 Eye st. NV.
MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract. Large
national organization wants immediately
responsible men who can place substantial
down payment purchase. new or good used
motor van. longtime contract provided: to
pay NIL expenses and pay truck notes; full
de.ails on request; references Address
Box 147-G Star office.
STATIONERY STORE FOR sALE-Best
Box 1896. Star once
WANTED--Rooming house. II to IL rooms.
2 or 4 baths; clean; reasonable l4th or
18th and Col. I'd. Address Box 3o2-G'
MANUFACTURING PARTNERS dissolve;
ices; wonderful opportunity Douglas.
l03 C ST. Sc. Phone Lincoln s249.
SECOND TRUST NOTE = Over 81 900:
6IsFs interest; will. sell at good discount;
excellent investment; good location. Phone
Potomac 213s-J.
RESTAURANT: good location: low rent:
opportunity; will sacrifce; owner has other
DELICATESsEN and luncheonette: good To-
cation. with fve-room and bath apart
ment; reasonable. 42l3 Conn. ave. NV.
RooMING HouSE-17 rooms. 9 baths:
h.-w.h' nicely decorated; refined trade:
K st. NV; income. $500 mo-; rent. SID;
owner Ill; must sell st ones; s.. no agents.
EYE ST. off Conn aye.-Large rooming
house: small parking lot; fine income;
$1,000: no brokers. Address Box 1876.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
OPPORTUNITIES.

$50Q-FILLING sTATIoN-Paying now;
good season ahead. Phone Columbia 951s.
RooMING HOUSE near Dupont Circle. 10
payment $3.50 r Cali i' National Ss s ss54. GOWN
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker.
GROCERY STORE. established: with
trade. Rent. 500: for Immediate sale,
s9Es ssessnt :as oDS tsn
wood; established over 90 Years: new brick
rms. and bath Ind f.. with parking lot for
80 cars. Rent. .S125. Price, SS,500 in
fRass aH neE dams truck s fad of ftSss Net zaea 10.
ROOMING HOUSE. Md, ave. ne; 10 rms,
2 baths; rent $75. Nicely furnished. Price.
$3.50; terms. Investigate, National 9654.
s. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker.
CONFECTIONERY SToRE-Doing good
saSn business; long Lease cheap rent. Price.
''peI psls ruella Sa ESAsk u NV FERN. Col, s,4s.
BOARDING HoUsE-Excellent ne. loca::
tion: Is rms; rent. Sl25; showing excellent
profit nicely furn. Price $1,000. terms.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker.
CHOICE CORNER SITE.
18th AND N Y. AVE. NV
1NefGb2Ea aPRR3x 4WosToRY sS9ARE BuEEpINo HE5rN
AMERICAN SECURITY Trust GO.
BOARDING HOUSE. 18th & Columbia rd.;
A real bargain price. $3.50.
S. WINFIELD, 9O8 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker.
RooMING HOUSE, 18th near Scott Circle;
Furniture far above average. Price. 81 ,5OOi
terms. Call National 1904.
S. WINFIELD, 900 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Rooming House Broker.
WILL BUY.
Rooming houses. any part OF the Dis
provided they are worth the money Why
waste time on promises? There will be
no delay. l will give you your cash today
il your place is worth the money.
PHONE PRANK FERN, e-o
BOARDING HOUSE, 18th & Col. rd,; 12
rooms, . baths; rent Ss3. Nicely furnished.
Good income. Price. Sl.700; terms.
S. WINFIELD, 903 10th NV.
Wash. Leading Roomins House Broker.
WANTED AT ONCE.
Hotel or apt bldg. suitable for hotel or
aadress Box Pas' P Star % eus or
Parking Lots-Gas Station.
Sites-Choice selection downtown: large
and small all money makers; attractive
leases low rents: some fully equipped; do
ing well. Address Box l4O-G. Star once.
ROOMING HOUSES.
3 rooms: rent. $50; $500.
3 rooms rooms; rent, $50 $500.
10 rooms: rent, S75 81 100.
10 rooms: rent. S75: 81 200.
90 rooms: rent S55 5000.
Cherrydale-Bakery and lunch rent, S25.
Sl75
Tea room. dining rooms; rent, Sooi
Market, Is stands truck scales cash reg
lister including elec,i rent, Sl23; So 800.
AUSTIN M. COOPER,
1noS Uuo q. NJ w National I310
Evening star., 1936-04-19
r. M. CURTIS, Natl. 9140.
3O7 Kresge Bldg 11th and G NV. .
80 GUEST ROOMS

Exceptional boarding -rooming club on
N. H. ave mr. Dupont Circle; spproxi-
mately So 600 income monthly: low ex-
pense, good rates; splendid clientele: a
bargain at $500: substantial cash pay
ment. balance monthly. Address Box
l4l-G Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

UNIVERSAL four-burner electric range
with time control Needs some repairs.
SIS cash. 214S st. NV.
UNFURNISHING HOUSE-Sacrifice paint
ingS furniture books. hrc-a-bIac. vacuum
cleaner No dealers. Call North 479l.
VACUUM CLEANER Electrolux with all
attachments; like new: will sacrifice. 552I
3rd st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

TYPEWRTERS-- Quality machines guar
anteed: like new: low prices: We rent. re-
pair trade. Standard Typewriter Co.. 723
Evening star., 1936-04-19

PIPE. all sizes up 6-inch: fittings, valves.
Enone Adams 1921 after pm. 1880
Evening star., 1936-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pieces for living
room and bed room. comprising davenport.
extension table. book case. console bureau.
tables. elec. lamps. rugs. etc. Ad 5322-W.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

PApERHANGING-5r rms. 2-Story hall, $50
up: rms, SIS up: white mech. good work;
quick service; satisfaction guar. Dist. 5554.
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING-Special
for this week will paper rooms as low as
S745 with genuine Imperial washable and
sunfast wallpaper; all 1896 samples. I do
anteed. finest of ref furn. Call any time.
T,ni nfi:33 or write :3535 Georgia ave n W
Evening star., 1936-04-19

GASOLINE SUPER STATION; very large;
fine location: completely equipped; reason
able rent: long lease; price. $500; no
trifers Address Box S2-G, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

FOR LEASE OR SALE.
SO Dbl. Wolf system water power nour
mill. meal burr etc: in operator, IN eXsG xsii-
ington. D. c. Address Box 445-E. Star
office.
CAFETERIA. 1901 E st. NV. corner To-
cation. opposite 2 Government ofice build
ss sIss PsS;sss:, I'll II o II
2 to 4 pm. week days.
FOR sALE-on Washington Richm93ntd 3nt
Highway miles south Of AsxanaIls' sy ninre sox Ss
80 80 IT,. IT, vi With h stock M room isxie T.; rum
ming water and electricity right in store:
room house; with bath: t,e;,, porcth,eeS;, water Y.ne
In rear Of store and house are good
4-room bungalows always rented; garage
and shed to house cars,
has Ens sooa os1rs j. a0aas Soc ~
drinks, auto tires and accessories. Reason
for selling retiring from business business sds Ad :.
Aiexandria, Aii va. Phone Alexandria $40.
WANTED-Party with few hundred dollars
to finance the manufacture OF e smaH
patented practical ari1cie m er,a,i IN Way II IN
terested address Box 453-E. Star ONCE
WEIL-ESTABLISHED, remunerative dane
Ing In os Vs %
BOX $50 Star ONCE.
USED TIRE AND BATTERY sHoP-Won-
ner or sell all See Ed. 4015 Qeorgia ave.
ROOMING HOUsESL1O rooms. well fur:
nished (meals). Col. I'd; 200. terms. 10
tive: 81. Zoo. terms. .i5 rooms. good fqrni.
ture: bargain; $4,000. terms. ! have plenty
OF new listines. large and small Mr.. BEAL,
1921 1921 5iltmore st. NV Phone Adams
WELL-ESTABLISHED business doing $50.
600 year. client and once in city; So, 600
can sving deal: . real opportunity. address
Box $3.50. star e8ee.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

Dupont Tontine washable window shades
made to order; also other types OF washable
window shades. Save by using old rollers.
we also install Venetian blinds. Free esti-
mates. Call Georgia 24O0. Penn Deco
rating Co.. 5121 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

. high-grade. about 20, for
piano: very nominal price.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAFE in large apartment building: short
hours; low rent: price. Sl,650; inveSti-
gate. Address Box T0-G, Star ofhce.
RooMING HOUSE Gust of Conn. ave; at
Dupont circle)-20 rooms Only S2,25O.
R. M De Shazo 1923 14th NV. Nat. oo20.
ROOMING HOUSE and garage. rooms.
nicely furnished; tile bath, hardwood floors.
phnpa DiStrict 3QSI 1c4l 10Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

ATLANTIC CITY BoARDwALK-;Art gift
store, only one OF kind Sell stock, lease'
fixtures Box 2o44. ST. Petersburg. Fla.
HOFFMAN IA PRESSING MACHINE. S65:
also late model. Prosperity; only 500; Ad-
dress Poy 11O-E Star Office lgN
Evening star., 1936-04-19

or without living quarters. Give location
and price. Address Box 342-E, Star once.
Evening star., 1936-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINE, standard make, s
columns; Underwood typewriter. like new,
bargain. 1869 Columbia road, Apt. BOZ.
Adar,r A01D
Evening star., 1936-04-19

FURNITURE-Cheap: bed dresser. ward
robe. radio. gas range tables, Sideboard,
desk. lamps. clocks, screen. Edelson's.
6lS 5th NV
Evening star., 1936-04-19

NATIONAL 1925.
GUARANTEED WORK
BY
RELIABLE CONTRACTORS.
START
PAYING AS LITTLE AS
81 MONTHLY Next June
Papering Roofing Weather Stripping
PaintinE Shingling Electrical Work
Plumbing Carpentry Hardwood Floors
Heating Garages Porch enclosures
Plasterine, Brick Work Roof Insulation
FREE ESTTMATES-DAY OR NIGHT.
Dun-Mar Contracting Co.,
3l2 G st. NV.
Night and Sunday Potomac 1S4S,
Evening star., 1936-04-19
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

MASTER BUILDER. DIPLOMA OF ARcHI-
lecture; ref. design; build 6-rm. home.
S. 900. Alterations very. reas. A. Q.
BtRGHARDT, Bill Huntington st. NV.
C1eve 1907
Evening star., 1936-04-19
ROOMING HOUSES

Cherrydale-Bakery and iuncn. rent, SO.
Sl75.
Tea room. . dining rooms; rent, S55;
So 200.
Market, Is stands truck, scales cash reg
lister including elec.i rent, Sl25; So 500.
AYIGrNIhr GhnnEIO
Evening star., 1936-04-19

group Of used and re-
pianos Just placed on
terms. Arthur Jordan
n
Evening star., 1936-04-19

PARTY with some business experience TO
manage branch ONCE for finance company.
So 900 investment required, well secured.
Will teach business right man. Address
Box LOG Star office.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

VACUUM CLEANERS Hoover. model 700:
all attachments; cost SS7; sell for S35.
Also Premier. 81. $50 r st. ne. North
Evening star., 1936-04-19

tables. eIec. lamps rugs. etc. Ad. 1922
FURNITURE-odd pieces; stoves, S3;
breakfast tables. 81 SO; o china closet. So;
FURNITURE of entire. sample house in
Glover Park: Colonial twin bed room
suite. also walnut bed room suite. Chip
room suite. tables. rugs drapes. Priced to
sell quickly. Corner Of Benton st. and Both
pl. NV.
FIURNIT E BEAUTIFUL. LOUNGE
beautiful vanity dresser, S22; drop-leaf
table. $40; sectional bookcase. SID: vacu-
UNI cleaner. perfect, cost SGD. sell $50 7x0
Ke neS and o SCI, pa ae ans
40. Met. 500. Dealer.
FURNTTURE-Beautifu 3-pc. bed-daven-
port set; sacrifice 500: handsome 10-pc.
dining room suite, crotch maholany. Dun
T. st. Phone Met. 53Ss. Dealer.
FURNITURE of entire model home: shera-
ton dining room suite. modern and Colon
ial bed room suite. living room suite. break
Low prices. ia Jefferson St NV
FURN1TURE-Colonial dining room furni-
ture. large water heater (PittSburg0. 1872
18th st. NV.
FURNTTURE-3-piece living room suite,
Holly road. Cheverly, Nd.
FURNITURE-Large selection beds Dress
ers. chests. oak dining room suite, good for
rooming house: will sell cheap. Sc. Fur
nlture Exch. 729 11th st. Sc. Open SUM-
FURNITURE of Groom house including
new gas range; also Chevrolet truck. 45l6
Georgis ave. NV. Phone Georgia 572l.
FURETTURE@LivinR room suite. bed room
suite. dining suite: in good condition. 524
9Th ct. Sc
ETTD NTrTTTrr ;,,;,u -1o,,.
Evening star., 1936-04-19

MODERNIZATION
MARCHES ON.
With Spring here, now is the ideal time
to join in the march Of home moderniZa-
ton such as papering. painting. plumbing.
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Evening star., 1936-02-28
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, February 2S.-Gains
predominated in today's stock market.
number of issues apparently were
held back by profit taking.
Dizziness entered the list after fair
ly fast first hour
A gain of more than 4 points was
recorded by Allied Chemical. At the
approach of the final hour Electric
Power g. Light preferred was up and
American Telephone and American
Can each Advance of fractions to
point were shown by Santa Fe, PENN
sylyania, Case, Goodyear, Standard
Oil of New Jersey, Seaboard Oil, Doug
las Aircraft, Westinghouse, st. Joseph
Lead and Pullman.
Montgomery Ward dropped nearly 2
and International Nickel /. Most Of
the steels. rails and utilities moved
shade in either direction.
The late tone was steady Transfers
approximated 100000 shares.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, February 2S.-Concen-
trated buying of July delivery OF
wheat impaired firm tone today to
July and September contracts, but
May declined.
Need of moisture in parts of the
United States Winter wheat belt was
an outstanding feature. On the other
hand, export business in Canadian
wheat was small
Wheat closed unsettled at the same
as yesterdays finish to Is lower, May,
LOGICAL. .00l4; July, 9la9l1s; corn,
asa5s off; May. 60l4a603s; oats,
1sa14 down. and provisions varying
from cents setback to 10 cents ad-
vance