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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04
= ROAMING THE AIR WAVES HERE AND THERE .

of the boys was late on four consecutive days. Victor set cut for the nearest book shop with . minimum of delay and a glint in his eye. He returned soon after with . quartet of tonnes that should leave the offender with . lasting consciousness of guilt. The books: 'HThe Late George Apley," "Time Out of Mind" "A Boob of Hours" and Wake Up and Live"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

Bette Davis, one of the first ladies of screendOm, will be the guest star of Hollywood Hotel" when she appears with Edward G. Robinson in scenes from their latest film, "Kid Galahad," over the WABS- Columbia network on, Friday, June 4, from 800 to 10:0O p. m. EDST. This is Miss Davis second appearance on the ''Hotep this year. Also heard during this hour will be songs and music by Jerry Cooper, Frances Langf0rd, Anne Janison, Igor Gorin and Raymond Paige's orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

Victor Young recently in- formed the musicians in his or- chestra that . fine would be lm- posed on any individual report ing late for rehearSals or per- formances. The fines, he told them, would go into a kitty" and be used to purchase books for a circulating library within
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

The reigning sensation of the Broadway front, the youthful team of Oshins and Lessy. will make its network entry Thursday evening, June 3, when it takes to the air with Rudy Vallee,s Varieties. The par, New York boys, rocketed to over- night fame with their hilarious song satires. Bids for their radio services had been made before they accepted the Vallee offer, but the duo felt that another sort of material was required for the radio and insisted upon delaying until they were abso- lutely ready.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

the band. For a time after the
 edict was issued there was no tardiness. Then, last week, one
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

For buying 18 beds on the install- ment plan with hire-purchase coup ons issued in connection with Hit ler's "aids to young married couples plan" then selling IT of the beds for cash, newly married couple have been sent to prison at Munich, Germany.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

Ferde GrOfe conducts the Or- chestra in the new light sym phOnic summer series heard over the WABC- Columbia network Fridays from 1O:OO to 1O:3O p. m., EDST. Each program will contain at least one composition of GrOfe's, whose "Grand Canyon Suite" has achieved international importance. The program takes the place for the summer of the series offered during the winter and spring by the Philadelphia orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-04

W8ke UP ana Live.
 When Ralph Watkins, young New York bandleader, starts his forth coming series of NEG broadcastS, he will have his own special contribu- tion to offer the dance orchestra world. Ralph has based a series of intricate arrangements on the vibra- phone and an unusual-appearing steel guitar and titled the novelty Vibrant Rhythm"
 Cleveland will play host to
 James MeltOn's Sunday Night Party on June 13. The program will emanate from the shores
 of Lake Erie on that evening
 and will come in the midst of
 one of the busiest weeks in Mel
 toms career. He will be the
 chief attraction at the Cleve-
 land Exposition for seven days,
 beginning June II, and at such
 moments as he is not occupied
 with his exposition duties, he
 will headline the bill at the
 Cleveland Palace Theater.
 Lee Wiley is one of the first artists selected to hold forth on the CBS Sunday evening feature vacated by Phil Baker during the summer months. Miss Wiley will do her singing on the night of July 4th. It signals her first major radio effort since a sojourn in Hollywood and a siege of illness.
 Alan Roberts is one aspiring young artist who made good on
 the networks even before he reached them. Roberts, tenor, ! was rehearsing for a guest ap-
 pearance on the CBS Hammer stein Music Hall two days before the show was tO be aired. An
Evening star., 1937-10-25

Move to the Maury for delightful. warm
rooms with running water: near bath and
shower; all new. furniture: inner-spring
Prices reAsnnahle 1n1 10Th ST u. W
Evening star., 1937-10-25

1850 GIRARD ST. NV. Apt 22-Well
furnished. large front room. near bath.
shower: gentleman. Columbia O4gi
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH 6OARD.

WELL-FURNIsHED BASEMENT ROOM
WITH SMALL KITCHENEffE. ABOUT
x25. BOX .4-Y. STAR.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

MAN in Government service desires room
and board with private, congenial family.
State price and particulars as to occu-
pants. Box 2..-Y, Star.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ROOMS. BATH CLOSETS. PoRCHEs:
large, shady lawn: air conditioned: partly
furnished. Greenwood 2594-J
AURORA HILLS. VA.-S62 so.
New apt bldg: liv. rm., > bed rms. kit.
dinette. bath. locker. rm.. oil heat, refr.:
conven. stores. schools, bus; fine residentiel
section. McCLAINE 200 Wilson Blvd,
123 ROSECREST AVE. ALEX. VA
Large front room. kitchen. bath. large
closet, storage space; newly renovated
home: oil heat; nice neighborhood: Just
off Russell rd.; mr.. bus. $50. Alexandria
2714-W
COLLEGE PARK. MD. 440 CALVERT
ave-; :. rooms. kit. bath: furn. or unfurn.:
adults. Phone Berwyn 20-J
UNFURNISHED APT. OF 2 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. Reasonable. SOL Flower
ave, Takoma Park.
NEAR MD. UNIV.-FCUR, FIVE OR SIX
rooms. bath. second floor; modern, clear.
elec. refrigeratior and stove. See and make
offer. Box 21-Y. Star. 26"
l112 so. goth ST.. VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
Furn.. > rooms kit and bath. earage:
FriRidaire. gas, electricity: on bus line. "a.
LYON VILLAGE SECTION-ATTRAC lst-
floor unfurn. apt. of :; rms. kit, bath. elec.
refg., shower, oil heat. Couple. Clarendon
1921.
. GUY AVE. HYATTSvILLE.. MD.-TWo
large rooms. kitchen, private bath, ami; -
near cars, bus: S35.
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.4425 18th ST. NV.
2 rooms kitchen and bath S45.b0
Refriseration on House Current.
See Janitor.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1923 35th ST.. Mt. Rainier, Md or Z
brick home: furn. or unf.; u block from
ear line: convenient TO all stores.
Ply NORTH OAKLAND Sr-Newly fur
nished rooms for rent. 10 min. TO center
of Washing ton: quiet location conv. buses.
churches stores. lunch room. Phone
Clarendon 1J1S
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SPRING Y-WESTERLEIGH
Section. corner 4gth and Sedgwick NV
New small apt. bldg, > r.. fireplaces yard.
quiet section, $500 mo; Mass, ave. 70
W NJ BAUMAN, / Thomas circle. Natl.
5000 Clev MA
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APARTMENTS uAFuRAIsnEp.

.250i 10th ST. NE.
2 rooms kit. dinette bath g4g.5O
Refrigeration on House Current.
See Resident Manager.
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a443 4Oth ST. NV, APT.
3 rooms. kitchen, dinette; yard;
gas refriqeratnr 4SS m
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TAKOMA PARK Md RMS, BATH,
heat and hot water; electric refrigerator;
garage. Adults. $40. A. J.. ROBERTS, -
Manor circle, Takoma Park. Md
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1922 IsHERwooD sT. NE. APT. g.
rooms. kitchen. bath. porch ch---S36.50
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S30O-ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rms; terms.
S375-Rooming house, IL rooms: cheap
rent: good NV. location: terms.
S40O-Rooming house. IL rms; central;
splendid income: $500 cash.
S65o-Rooming house. IL rooms. 3 baths,
2-car garage; Just OFF Scott Circle:
half interest for $3.50.
S250-Confect. fountain and luncheonette:
Well-equipped store: good school
and hospital trade: bargain.
r. M. CURTIS.
SOC F ST NV NATIONAL 9140.
GROCERY. weekly receipts. $1,000; rent.
SEQ with apt; price only $4,000: terms.
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co.
zoos H st. NV. Met 4Sl3.
MEAT MARKET AND GROCERIES. doing
ST 700 cash weekly business: rent. Sl40;
lease: price only $4,000; terms.
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co.
1n0S II ST NV Met. 4Sl3.
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ALTURAS, 1909 10th St-I00 well-heat-
ed. single and double rooms. near showers;
24-hour elevator and hotel service; new
! furniture; SO week up
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THE CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
large rooms. kitchen halls. pantry. bath
and locker: furnished If desired. See
JanitOr 9ns
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TAKOMA PARK. MD. 72l ERIE AVE
Beautiful luxurious apt: must see 10 ap-
preciate: first floor. 'front.' rooms. tile
bath. separate thermostat; oil heat fur
nshed: S62.J0: gentiles, adults. Shepherd
I21S-J
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FOR REFINED GIRLS.

$500 Military I'd. Just of Conn. ave. =
Attractive rooms. twin beds Clev. 1897
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ATTRACTIVE. LIGHT: SOUTHERN EX--
posure: large, beautifully proportioned
rooms, bath and kitchen. with entrance to
Garden. Newly decorated. Long. deep win
oows. Venetian blinds. Moderate rental to
Evening star., 1937-10-25

1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE N.W-Gentle-
men, double and single room. nicely fur
nished, automatic heat. continuous hot
water, plenty of linen, baths with showers.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

| RADIOS-We'Ve cut prices deep on all
| 1887 floor model radios: Sl4.95 Emerson
| now 1895. S32 .95 Air King now SlS.g5.
| S5Iq5 Stromberg Carlson now $:,l 20.
| $685. RCA-Victor now S39.95. S14.95
| Philco now S4g.g5. $3.50 RCA-Victor
now S54 S9g.95 Grunow now $50 %.
| SIf45O Philco now S9g.50. Convenient
| terms Arthur Jordan Piano Co.. 1,!39 g
lc+ nf
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GLOVER PARK. :IS13 w st. n.w.-Large
front room. suitable two; also single room.
screened porch: pvt home, garage: gem
tIpmen Cleveland JgS1
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LYON VILLAGE VA-1O-min. drive
d. c.; convenient business district; nr. bus
line separate entr.; > spacious rooms, hail.
hath. shower. ch.w.; well lighted and
heated: new. quiet home: exclusive To-
cafinn. nmplnYed cnunla Walnut 81 IL
Evening star., 1937-10-25

607 POWHATAN PL NW.-ENTTRE end
floor. new home living room. bed room
Kitchen. bath. excellent closets; uuiet gas
heat; chw: sw expos: refg express bus
Evening star., 1937-10-25

NORTHMINSTER,
21I4 N st. NV.
Electricity and Refrigerstion on Hous.
i ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH-S3e 30
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN BhTH-s52.50
WELDON HALL,
1899 "1st NV.
Gas. Elec. Refrigeration on House
/ ROOM KITCHEN. BATH-s41.50
CARVEL HALL,
1915 K st. NV.
Electricity and Refrigeration on House;
L ROOM KITCHEN BATH-S42.50
PENFIELD,
9Og 20th ST. NV.
Electricity and Refrigerstion on Houss.
/. ROOM, KITCHEN BATH-S40.50
TIVERTON,
1121 oath ST. NV.
Gas and Refrigeration on House:
] RIM, -KITCHENETTE, BATH-S34pQ
! RooMs. NSSM k1T7SHFS KTTcHEN. BBAATTHH-sss58
L. w. GROOMES,
I1Io Eve 81 NV
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1905 TAYLOR NW.--Large. sunny. well
furnished. excellent double or twin beds:
reduced. one. SIS: two. S24.
17O2 X ST. NV. Apt 32-Studio room in
apt. available Immediately: redecorated.
new furniture. L or 2 girls. Met. 47S6.
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1920 BUCHANAN ST. TfN.W..corner room; !;
shower; reaeonabjs. Eear cars. bus.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

ROSSDHU CASTLE-ROCK CREEK PARK.
20 min. downtown: large living room.
fireplace bed room. kltchenette and bath:
unusually beautiful: acres. with lovely
lAk raaannahIa
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1902 Conn. ave.--Large,
nicely furn double or triple; also cheerful
sinsle rm. meals optional. Decatur 546S,
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CORNER APT ROOMS AND BATH:
gas heat: near Navy Yard S42.5 80. VIM.
N. PRESGRAVES & CO. 402 sth st. ne.
S4s MONrlI ED cN,I, 4 pr Iu D pE,Il
Evening star., 1937-10-25

GORDON HOTEL. 9I6 10th st.-On
beautiful 10th st. Location desirable and
convenient: well-heated rooms, single.
SG to 50 Double rooms with running
water. $40 S11 and 81, weekly. Double
rooms with bath, twin beds. S15 weekly:
24-hour elevator and switchboard service.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

sol ILLINOIS AVE N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. elec. refg.. semi-private bath; ga
rage; ami. Suitable employed couple.
507. QUINTANA PL. N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. bath outside rooms: in new home:
heat. gas. electricity included Georgia 1910.
2415 ST. NV AND 8 RMS. KIT.
bath: excellent cond.: low rents walking
distance depts. Res. mgr. Met 3915.
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693 CARROLL AVE. TAKOMA PARK. MD.
= rooms and bath: heat furnished. Rent,
SO 80 Shepherd 4321-R
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Pvt. home. Ice.
front rm.. south expos, twin beds. unlim.
phone home priv: ress. Emerson 26s9.
200d COLUMBIA RID. Apt. 40-Attractive
front room, next bath; excellent meals;
business woman. North 06g6-J.
Evening star., 1937-10-25

MECTRIC STOVE slishtIy used; excellent
condition; very low prisA Apply sos H
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, APARTMENTS WANTED.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ONLY S45 A MONTH BUYS
3 rms. kitchen, bath: many conveniences.
Bargain, equity. Box 1S6-x, Star. 25s
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venetian blinds; convenient to car and bus.
TO4 CONCORD AVE. at 7th st. NV
Comfortable bed room in quiet. clean home:
3 expos; pvt. shower room, ch.w.; bus at
corner. gentle
Evening star., 1937-10-25

PIANOS-We have two grands we're SELL
ing at greatly lowered prices (orignal
cost considered One HaineS Bros. in ex-
cellent condition, S}g5: one Knabe artists
model, like new, SSI5. Very easy terms.
Kiftfs 133O G st
Evening star., 1937-10-25

45I MASS. AVE. NW-BED r., K.-DIN
r.. elec. refrigeration: pvt. b., eh.w. with
pvt. fam: gas. elec.. heat incl. $40 Adults
l2I0 l2th ST. NV LARGE ROOM
Murphy bed. dressing closet. bath, dinette,
Kitchen: Electrolux; references required
AppIY maudRsr
Evening star., 1937-10-25

1919 9th ST. NW-THREE ROOMS. KIT.
and private bath. newly decorated near
car lines and buses: cleo. gas. heat incl.
1s,2 POTOMAC AVE S.E.-:i-ROOM
kitchen. bath apt: Electrolux. heat gas,
electricity included: S45. Lincoln 3s69-M.
81 r. l. AVE. NW-ENTIRE SECOND
floor: 2 rooms. kitchen. bath. back porch;
heat. gas electricity. Adults only.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DMOW DUPONT. large rooming house,
filled. perm guests: fine heat; 2-yr: lease
Evening star., 1937-10-25

S ROOMS. BATH. 4 CLOSETS. PoRCHEs
large, shady lawn: air conditioned: partl!
furnished. Greenwood 2594J.
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sO9 CONCORD AVE NV r. KIT.
bath. Frisidaire; $50. Georgia 0I19.
14th AND GIRARD--3 RMS. PRIVATE
bath. newly papered; entire :ird floor; heat,
light. gas. x31 So Columbia g.5S.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

ALSO extra or extras.
g-Declared or paid so far this year
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" the Associated Press.

&s llle hSAOCldlFQ fIPSS,
NEW YORK, July 31.-Bonds
drifted generally lower today. with
few selected issues mildly resisting
the trend.
Trading was apathetiC and what
interest was shown appeared mostly
among the rails Carrier issues were
under some pressure following yester-
days disappointing ss-than-seasonal
increase in carloadings.
Lower in this division were Santa
Fe 4s, Northern Pacific As. Rock
Island general 4s and Illinois Central
4s4s. On the contrary, Great North
-ern 4 l2s picked up fraction. Traders
said the road was one of the few
Northwestern carriers to show sub
stantial increase in loadings over the
last two months.
A few OF the industrial liens i'm
proved fractionally. In this classifi-
cation were Shell Union 3 l2s, Stude-
baker IS and United States Rubber
bs. On the down side were Goodyear
IS. Detroit Edison 4 IS and McKesson
e. Robbins IS.
United States Government oblga-
tons were mixed and inactive. with
the few variations recorded ranging
from 232 lower to 1892 higher.
Evening star., 1937-07-31
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. July 81 tP (U S Depa rtment
OF Asriculture).-Ho 800. including
! 900 direct: normally steady: shippers
took 100. estimated holdover, 900: COM
pared week ago packing sovs $40 higher
butchers. $50 pounds down, 1925 higher,
heavier hoes 1918 higher.
Cattle. 500 calves. 100; COMPARED Fri
day last week: Choice and prime medium
weight and heavy steers barely steady
to 1915. new high since 1928: COM
mon, medium and good grades all repre-
sentative weights strong to % higher:
highest price: Il. 10; best yearlings. 1855
Nhberal supply fed steers. 15.15-l6.75,
sverase cost all steers around "A so. fed
light Aeifer and mixed yearlinss firm:
best helfers. 1875, but grassy kinds 5O-i5
up: grass fat COWS so higher. light young
kinds up more in sympathy with grass
heifers:. cutters, $3.50 higher; bulls 50
largely steer and yearling run, best weIehty
grass steers 1880. very few ErasSers 10
killers under 900; stockers and feeders
Sheep. s 600: all direct. For week end
ine Friday, 900 directs. Compared Fri
day last week-Sprine lambs and year!Ings
$3.50 higher sheep strong to 25 higher;
weeks Spring lamb top HIS. paid at
close for choice natives. late bulk natives
choice westerns here this week: most sales
a.75-11 % according to quality and weight:
Salifornias. 1915 Tuesday: yeariines
6 00-l 90, bulk. 9.00-9 50; slaughter ewes
4.00-5.25 mostly weeks top = so. few
kood 66-pound Washington feeding lambs
$50 at close.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

The tolloWing reuie,U OF the liue
stock market for the meek ended
Julp 20 WGs prepared for the Asso-
C1dted Press bu the United States
Department OF Agriculture:
Evening star., 1937-07-31
LIVE STOCK PRICES
ADVANCE FURTHER
Light Marketings and Bet.
ter Trend of Wholesale
Markets Cited.

The tolloWing rerie,D OF the liue
stock market for the meek ended
July % 1UGs prepared for the Asso-
C1dted Press bu the United States
Department OF Agriculture:
CHICAGO, July 31-Higher prices
were enforced on all species of live
stock at most important centers largely
through the influence of continued
moderate to light marketings and i'm
proved action at higher prices in the
principal wholesale meat markets.
Seven major live stock markets re-
ceived few thousand more cattle and
sheep than last week, but there was
slight reduction in the hog supply, the
total supply running considerably less
than a year ago. Strictly choice and
prime steers advanced consistently at
Chicago and other major markets, the
upsWing carrying the peak at Chicago
to IT'S, highest paid since 1928. Nu-
merous loads turned at 15.50-16.50,
and the average price Of all steers sold
for slaughter at Chicago stood we'll
above l4,5O, highest in recent years,
and indicative of the relatively high
price level now prevailing. Not only
toppy steers, but all other slaughter
classes advanced sharply, the upturn
extending to all grass cattle on killer
and replacement account.
Hog Top Passes Sl3.
Top hogs passed the 1900 line at
Chicago and St. Louis, closing Thurs
day at 1910, highest in several years.
While shipping demand was only mod
crate and packer support was rather
mild, daily and aggregate supplies
were small enough to force most buyers
into higher live costs.
Good and choice l80-225-pound
butchers sold Thursday at Chicago
within spread of 1270-l3,00, and
most good hogs at St Louis turned at
125O-1300 Omaha finished the four
day period with a peak of 1910. and
most good hogs sold late at interior
Iowa concentration points ll.85-l2,30.
Lamb Values Improve,
Lamb prices also advanced mildly.
upturns at most terminals figuring l5-
35 cents for the four-dav period. Con-
tinued moderate to light supplies were
very important factor, but there was
some Improvement in the fresh lamb
markets, this combination working for
higher prices.
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Carried Under Pressure, but
Some Issues Resist Quiet
Decline.
Bond Averages

10 Low Yield Bonds.
Today ---l1l2 Prev. day ll12
Month ago 1l06 Year ago lib
1887 high 1877 1887 low 1884
1895 high 1875 1886 low llo2
1928 high 104.4 1892 low 868
Compiled by the Associated PressD
Evening star., 1937-07-31
CURB LIST MIXED
IN NARROW RANGE
Driver-Harris Up More Than
S1-Utilities and Oils
Also Gain.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. July 3l.-The curb
market presented spotty appearance
today with prices moving narrowly in
lethargic trading.
Rejecting the effect of yesterdays
report that earnings for the first six
months had been s2S5 share, Driv-
er-Harris moved up more than a point.
Youngstown Steel Door was another
good performer with a gain OF about
2.
Utilities and oils were inclined frac-
tionally higher but there were a few
soft spots in these divisions. Gamers
included Electric Bond e. Share
United Gas. Sunray Oil, Pantepec and
Creole Petroleum. Lower were In
ternational Petroleum and United
Light & Power "A"
Pan American Airways drifted of
about a point. Among other losers
were Consolidated Copper and Cities
Service.
Evening star., 1937-07-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

change steady Great Britain in dollars
others in cents. Great Britain. demand
1911 cables; a7la; eo,day bills. 4asl..
demand, 5.26l.: cables, 3 26I.,
Demands-Belgium 1888; Germany
iree; 1924 registered. % 80; travel
Sweden. 25.6H: Denmark. o2.o4: rinland'
S.2l Switzerland, 22.96 Spain, unouoted
portuRal 80; Greece. ola: Poland
I:}3: Austria. 1s.s1n: Hungary ia *:
Rumsnia 10: Argentina. ;3s.isn; Brazil
~ iiIlonsttn. Toxic 29.oo; Shanghai. $3.50;
Montreal in New York. % a67,, New Yort
IN Montreal. lO0.O3is "
Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

VW-With warrants
xw--Without warrants
n-Nev. ct fstpl-Stamped
sNesottsbility impaired by msturity
fCompanles reported in receivership
Evening star., 1937-07-31
ReguIar.
375 TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, July 81 lPy,-St
Joseph Lead Co. reports 375 tons OF
pig lead from Southeast Missouri
mines sold yesterday at $685. per 100
pounds st. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-07-31

Cream Of Wheat Corp
share earnings, six months ended
June 80, were ~ cents, against e6
cents.
Evening star., 1937-07-31
U. S. TREASURY POSITION
BY the Associated Press

Inc position Of the Treasury July %.
Seceipts, So. 2.7a9 S5a53; expendltures
SSo.El 5.23l l5; balance S565oI19
Is4ol customs receipts for the month
81: % J. % q receipts for the fiscal
year tSlnce July u. S3ia.611Olo ex-
penotures; S373,411 S4H.@a including
Sls2 3s9 .s35.13 of emergency expendi-
tureS; ei; excess of expenditures. Slo3 500 :
ga ga =: gross debt. S3h, 700 .6195i32s
an increase OF 1861 1882 above the
previous day; gold assets Sl2,43349a
uo5 - including S1,202. .0I3 55S s. of in
Evening star., 1937-07-31
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July 81 uP.-Butter s.
692: Quiet. Prices unchanged Cheese
-6;', $50. steady and UNCHANGED
Live poultry, by freight and by express
nominal No quotations
Dressed poultry, steady to firm. Fresh
chickens. broIcrs. 81 -: fryers o2-ot
Fresh old turkeys unquoted Frozen chick
ems. broilers. 2l-26. fryerS, cl-n6l2 Other
dressed prices UNCHANGED
Eggs, . % quiet Mixed colors
whites. browns and duck eggs UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1937-07-31
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL July 81 Lp-Wheat tu-
lures. after an early advance. broke ab-
ruptly today on heavy LIQUIDATION Of Jglv
Tenders amounted TO 456.Guq bushels
largely Australian wheat. There was Sell
Ing from Continental sources. The close
was Quiet. Il TO SAD lower
- The cotton market was closed.
i London ana Paris markets were closed
Evening star., 1937-07-31

r In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganlzed under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates Of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semt-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted, special or extra dlvi-
dends are not included
Also extra or extras. ePad last year
Payable in stock Declared or paid so
far this year, no regular rate. Cash
or stock. Accumulated dividend paid
or declared this year. wv-With war
rants XIV Without warrants. war War
rants
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