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WILLIAM J. FLATHER, Jr..
ARLElIR G BISHOP
je"" 90 jy6 IL 9o,H H7;au3 .1o.14.161Gls
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING. EIGHT ROOMS
AND BATH HOT-WATER HEAT;
ELECTRICITY NO. 1442 $ STREET

AND BA II. fiol w Al EfN llEIh !,
ELECTRICITY. NO. l442 S STREET
BY virtue of deed of trust recorded in
Liber No 66,9 folio 307. et seq. one of
the land records of the DISTRICT OF Co
lumbia and at the request OF party Sc
cured thereby the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public AUCTION N
front of premises on MONDAY, IHE
NINETEENTH DAY OF JULY. 1897. AT
LOWING described property in the District OF
Columbia. to-Wit Lot % in Susan 4.
Gannon'S subdivision of lots in square 2Oa,
as per plat recorded in Book IA. page -.
in the office of the surveyor for said
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. ba lance
in equal instailments represented by
promiSsory notes OF purchaser payable in
one two and three years. with interest at
Il per cent per annum from day of sale.
PAYABLE Semi-annually. secured by hrSt
deed of trust upon property sold. or all
cash at option of purchaser. A deposit
of 5000 90 required of purchaser at sale.
Examination of title, conveyancing, re-
cording, revenue stamps and notarlal fees
at cost of purchaser. Terms to be com.
piled with within thirty days from day of
sale otherwise trustees reserve the rlght
to resell property at risk and cost OF de-
faulting purchaser after five days ad
vertiSement of such resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON. d. c.. or
deposit may be forfeited or without for
feiting deposit trustees may avail them
selves of any legal or equitable rights
against defaultinG purchaser.
MELVIN F. BERGMAN.
EDMUND M. EMMERICH.
jys.1n,13.l6.1a Trustees.
ruoC I OWEN & SON AJTCTIONEERS
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT.

FOR SALE OR RENT--ROOM BUN
to Washington:. price SO 500; 5000 cash
S35 month: rent. Sb5. B. NJ. SMITH. 24OS
Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. Clarendon
DU3S
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FARMS FOR RENT.

FREE RENT TO RELIABLE FAMILY
Eighty acres; nearby: house. outhuildings
ERTsON, South Washington st.. Rockville
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DETACHED BRICK,
NEW AND UNIQUE,
AT ROW-HOUSE PRICE.
$9,650.
7 Rooms . Complete Baths.
Brick Garage.
This home is complete in every detail
furred walls. caulked. metal weather
stripped. screened; automatic heat and
refrieeration: One OF Washingtons highest
elevations. Convenient to transportation
schools, stores churches. etc. New section
OF owner-occupied homes.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION TO PM.
5 MILMARSON PL. NV.
Gust above Madison St. between First
st. and North Capitol ST.
EDWARD HYDE. Builder
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 l4th st. NV Dist. 3346
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So Q5Q
Upper 18th ST

Attractive Colonial brick home large
rms. > beautiful baths. recreation rm..
elaborate kitchen and dlnette. built-in fa-
Call Col. 1GSO
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS

3O5S Clinton St. l square Woodbridge
School, r. oak floors. ami, garage;
ST $50: 81 500 cash; open H. c. MAYNOR
.6no Brent wood I'd u e North 4:i:iS
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BEAUTIFULLY EQUIPPED LODGE AND
dining room business. halfway between
Wash; and BALTIC. for immediate sale for
actual cash payments: property and equip
ment. extreme i'll health reason for sale.
no agents: liquor license can be arranged.
Address Box 443-E, Star office l5-
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71O9 STRATFORD RD.

7lO9 STRATFORD RD.
BATTERY PARK. MD.
New detached SiX-room brick with plas-
tered insulated attic for fourth bed room
Oil burner. Recreation room; bullt-in
garage. The best new-house value on the
market.
$9,950.
OPEN DAILY TO PM.
Take Wisconsin ave. out to Wilson lane
and turn left to Stratford rd
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H ST. NV NATIONAL 2345.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

| Ss. 5OO-1sth AND sE,
1924 iSih WA1ER E1: NV. JAMES: ISG.. BIZ. ss47.
otsN ttss pxTRe %1HRo% 8 TG TG J NY P'n.
.a5O-New detached home, brick
ee,eSa INb eysy SXAz roSms S HbpRs nHP ne
% IS An AfI EIEcTRic sATh W k1TcHER II af1 HEALTH
on Yuma st. to 44th St.. south to Window
141T St National 1900
sl4; ;5oomExG5UsIvE CHEVY =, CHASE; 1s4G,,
a two-car garage all perfectly restored
to , new-house eonditioIn, and an. priced only y
sold for new. Situated in tfe best section
of exclusive Chevy Chase, oa pretty lot
with abundance OF nice shrubbery. and
Phone Phone K. N. HooKER. oiS r Metropolitsn Net % 1858.
Evenings. $ 10 .. call ADAMS 1880.
ST, S7,500-BURLEITH-S ROOMS AND
BATH. convenient to all schools and
near TRANSFORMATIONS; semi -detached d
brick. double rear porches. garage: large
dining room. type. $1,000 cash will
Sll .45O-Five bed room Colonial brick in
West Chevy Chase; rooms. :, baths
and lavatory. SIDE porch, built-in ga
throughout: elec. refrigeration: lot COX
100 T., u>or ,,,,,..o
xxx SHANN9M q a g N & LUcHs CO. o,,.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
$3.50 CASH. $3.50 MONTHLY.
In excellent NV; = blocks to schools
and stores bus at corner; large rooms
t,lnd f bath oil or gas heat fun basement
price is right. GLENN REALTY CO,
Shepherd 4443. am. TO pm.
.S49.5o.
Total monthly payment with reasonable
down payment will buy this beautiful
NEW NV. GROOM BRICK HOME,
Oxford Kitchen. Auto Heat. Natl. $3.50. I"
ONLY l LEFT.
UPPER 10th ST.
1892 WHITTIER ST. NV.
The last OF this beautiful group of new
Colonial homes, containing : large rms.
3 ultra-modern baths, gas aforementioned
heating plant. Santas-covered walls. ,
real open fireplaces. recreation rm. built
well worth your immediate inspection.
OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY.
BETHEL,
1915 x st. NV Dist 31OO
SEE THIS TODAY.
Four bed rooms, bath. finished basement
and attic. 3 porcheS. electric refrigeration
gas heat nice yard: desirable neiehborhood.
convenient to schools, stores. transportation.
HOFFMAN. Randolph 1921.
BRICK BUNGALOW.
New 5 rooms. colored tile bath. open
fireplace, modern kitchen with refriSera-
tioni built-in garage. attic. insulated,
1904 Congress st. Sc.
Open Sunday and Daily to 8 PM
tCroSs lth ST, Bridge. out Nichols ave
to Ala. ave. Sc. left to 11th pl.. right TO
.0As'.ss wApLE u. & JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th ST N w Dist 3341
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3 NEW ALL-BRICK
4-BED-ROOM HOMES.
Built by Monroe Warren in
"GRASSLANDS"
One of the highest and coolest locations
in the city.
FURNISHED EXHIBIT HOME
Cor. 42nd and Yuma Sts NV,
Open to g PM
Out Wisconsin ave. to Yuma ST. Imma-
culata Seminary, turn left (west one
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
107-ACRE FARM FOR D. C. PROPERTY
or part cash; ideal location on State road
in st. Marys Co.. store opening. Call
BerWyn 1875. Is.
3 BUNGALOWS. AMI. POTOMAC. VA
reduced price. terms. trade for investment
equities N. E RYON CO.. 1.l6 N Y ave.
VERY LARGE ENGLISH STONE-FRON-r
residence IN Chevy Chase Md. west Of
Conn. ave. 5S feet wide wooded lot six
rooms. > baths. large finished attic with
regular staircase: lst-foor lavatory. "-car
bullt-ln garaae: will exchange for smaller
house in town or ground with good month
ly payments Will accept very small cash
payment; price. 81 $3.50. Mr.. o. E. Ryan
Wisconsin 53S:'
SHANNON l. LUCHS CO.
1905 II St NV Natl o335
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STOP.
Finest value in a WASHINGTON home Is
now available. Located in exclusive Chevy
Chase. This home OF Dutch Colonial de-
sign. all brick. slate roof with & large
rooms and !! baths. is now for sale at e
$3.50.
beautiful 60-ft lot is one of its many
features. This home cost Sl3950 when
new. and is a bargain at the above price
For further information call Emerson 5O43
Would You Like a Bungalow?
See 23" Peabody St NV lovely
rooms, hardwood floors. fun length screens
on all windows weather-stripped through
out, new gas lange. inlaid hnoleum. cleo
trlc refrigerator IN pantry. new PITTSBURGH
hot-Water healer. large attic, fun base
ment gas range and laundry tubs front
and rear porches. beautiful front and rear
yards, over so monthly blooming roses
single garage with private driveway. Price
So,"5O- M B. Weaver. Clev. 4944
WAPLE e. JAMES INC
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NEW-4934 1St ST. NV.
q rooms tile bath recreation room. COM
pletely equipped. beautifully finished: only
$3.50. Small cash payment and $50 per
month; 40 built. only > left. For appoint
ment TO inspect, call MR.. MILLER. Adams
1921
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FARMS FOR SALE,

so ACRES WITH s-ROOM HOUSE. ELEC
barn. hen house and garage. Near Freder-
icksbure. Va. Exceptionally low price Of
S4.150: r. G. DUNNE. sos H st. ne
Line. 1895
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEscHLER & SON. Auctione.7s.
FUTURE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-STORY DE-
TACHED FRAME DWELLING SIX
ROOMS AND BATH. ELECTRICITY.
NO: 2l0t SIXTEENTH STREET
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A. H. SHILLINGTON,
Asst. Secretary Tvs d6ds eYyr,r
ADAM A. WESCHLER &, son. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL,
ESTATE, SOS FIFTH ST NV TWO.
SIORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
BY virtue of a deed Of trust recorded in
L!oer No. 6S26. folio 4O5. ct SEQ one ~
iumnia. and at the request Of party secured
.neTepy. the undersigned trustees Will offer
for sale by public auction in from ri
premises on MONDAY, The NINETEENTH
DSI OF JULY. 1887. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
IN the following described property in
me DlSlFlct OF Columbia, to-Vlt. The south
nlheteen tlHl feet two and one-half toi,i
inches front by the full depth thereof If
original lot numbered ten Clm in soiIare
numbered four hundred and eighty-seven
Terms of sale: one-fourth Of the pur-
ChaSe-nohey TO be paid in cash, balance
IN equal lnStalments, represented by
/ one Two ana three years with interest at
= per cent per annum from day of sale
payable SemI-annually secured nv fret
ottQ OF trust upon property sold or all
! caSn at option OF purchaser. A deposit
0l s"o"ub REQUIRED of purchaser al sale
examination OF title, conveyanctne. re-
| cordlng. revenue stamps and notarlaI fees
az; cost OF purchaser. Terms to be com.
pIled with within thirty days from day of
SAFE. otherWlSe trustees reserve the right
70 !eSeI4 property a risk and cost of de-
Iau!llhE purchaser. after three davs ad-
tefllSement OF such resale in some news
paper published in Washlneto on D. c., or
ieii,lns depoSit trustees may avail them
against defaulting purchaser e''
RAYMOND J. VIERBUCEEN
;ys 49,. EDMUND NJ. EMMERICH.
1SN oFoS cNSun Trustees
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
ALL CASH OR CASH ABOVE TRUST FOR
D. c property. white or colored Quick
action. E. A. GARVEY Dist. 45OS Eve.
and Sun. Geo. $500. 1926 Vermont ave
! PAY ALL CASH FOR OLD HOUSES AND
mats IN any condition. no commission.
Address Box 355-D. Star ONCE.
CASH AT ONCE. ANY BRICK HOUSES,
white, row or detached NV. or ne. sc.
Must be reasonable. E. w BAILEY
Adams 47S6. or mail 1435 Meridian pl W.
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STORES FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

! 1913 WISCONSIN AVE-STORE SUIT
chandise sales room Only S65 mo
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NEW 4-BED-ROOM BRICK,
612 LELAND ST.

''ROLLINGWOOD.
CHEVY CHASE MD
Beautiful center-hall- plan white brick
home on wooded lot . baths; built in
garage; Also completing two brick and
OPEN TG51.I.Y'' Daily TO PM
Drive through Rock Greek Park on
Beach drive and turn left at Leland st.
or out Conn ave to Woodbine. turn right
and follow arrows to property
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
WISE. 5252. NATL. 2345.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,

BUILDERS-BROKERS,
VIII exchange commercially zoned land
on arterial boulevard for one or two mod
ern residences. Land unencumbered and
valued 100000 90.
ROBERT w SAVAGE
S07 Union Trust Bldg Natl $500.
FOR CAROLINA PROPERTY,
VIII offer S.4 900 worth of clear Wash
lngton property. What have you?
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
SO7 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. 5000
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$3.50

6211 PINEY BRANCH RD. NV.
Brick bungalow with 5 big rooms and
bath. full basement. hot-water heat; good
neighbor hood. with every convenience. Call
Mr.. Linder
THE NEWBOLD DEVELOPMENT CO..
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ARLINGTON VA.

rooms. ami, h.-w.h.. cellar. laundry
room upstairs. garage: fruit trees. Price,
SIS. 300 $500 down. balance $40 month. ,.
5-ROOM BRICK. almost new. am l.. oil
burner: good location. Price, S5,@5O; $500
down balance $50 month.
Center Clarendon-6 rooms. ami, re-
conditioned Price. S6950: $1,000 down
and $50 month. Many others to choose
from.
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BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
ALL-BRICK CONSTRUCTION
Situated on a pretty wooded lot. 60X130:
5 rooms and attractive tiled bath front
porch the full width of house automatic
heat. slate roof. attic piped for two addi-
tional rooms and bath. Carefree Com
fort Home With Modern Gas Appliances.
Price. SS.a5o-and We belive this to be
the best value in WASHINGTON. For further
information call
VIM M. THR INC.
REALTOR
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NEW, OVERWHELMINGLY VA.

NEW, TACHED-NEARBY VA,
81 95O-S50O Cash, $50 Mo.
Nicely located. within Is minutes by
living room dining room. kitchen. 3 bed
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. electricity.
cellar under entire house. good-sized lot.
paved street. close to GrAded and hiEh
schools: outstanding value. Phone now,
GRAHAM a. OGDEN INC. Realtors. sO3
Ems st. Alexandris. Va. Phone 1900
1oo1.
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3621 Georeia Ave. Georgia }521.
WOODSIDE VILLAGE.
The Houses Built Around the Bend.
OPEN EVERY DAY IL TO PM
You cant ina eine what this new sec
ton looks like without personal inspection.
Out Georgia avenue to $500 block turn
right on Corwin drive. see the new bricks
in natural or painted colors: all on large
and Colonial styles. One and two baths;
3 and bed rooms. Also nice lots to
build to your idea. MODERN GAS AP-
PL1ANCES. Prices range from S9,45O to
S1Oa5o. Easy terms. OF consider trade.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
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THOS. ], OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
143l Eye St. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
DOWNTOWN NV

r. I. ave. near North Capitol--Attrac-
tive 2-story and cellar brick rooms, re-
ception hail. bath. finished room and
shower IN basement. ABC oil burner, h.
VII: FriRidaire. screens. weather-stripped; !;
lot fronts 2 streets: price $4,000 y
T, r GRAVATTE
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Insurance Co. Foreclosure.

Reconditioned Ike new original cost
oyer S25 900: located in choice Chevy
shrubbery. Living room about l5x3O.
large center-entrance hall spacious dining
room sun room and kitchen: ) bed rooms
on ,,nd floor: finished :,rd floor Price
Sl6,93o: reasonable down payment. bal
ance in amortized trust. Cali j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. Emerson 5Ol4 until 8
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WILL SACRIFICE
NO, NOT $4,000 IT'S VALUE

1900: 81 900 cash; six-room home,
vacant. like new, 15-ft. rooms. halls. bath.
beautifully papered. decorated: 3 large
porches. also screened sleeping porch; dry
cellar. double garage: 100 #. back from
road. surrounded by Well-kept shaded
lawns. hedges. shrubbery lot "00x40O.
high very refined: Maryland. GEO C..
WALKER GreenWOod 1893
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Stock Averages
30 Is Is 80
1ndust. Rails. Util. Silks.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, February "a po-
tential squeeze" of shorts in Warner
Brs. stock helped to inspire late rally
in today's markets and many early
losses Of fractions to points were re-
duced or Cancelled.
Selected steels, motors, rubbers and
specialties were ahead throughout,
but the rails. coppers and utilities
were under water most of the time
Prices were still bit mixed at the
close Transfers were around 1885,
900 shares.
The by-play in the Warner issue
followed announcement of the COM
pany it had called off its plan to put
out additional common shares. Trad
ing in the stock was temporarily 4
halted when covering" rush
swamped the specialists books. Trans
actions, when eventually resumed,
were marked by sale of 10000 shares
at II, up 2 points.
After a speedy opening, the list
spent the greater part of the day
trudging along indifferently. with
many of the recent leaders inclined
to give ground on comparatively light
offerings.
United States Steel down until the
final sprint, came back with vigor
General Motors tripped over con-
tinued troubles in strike negotiations.
Chrysler. however, developed strength.
Offsettng labor handicaps were
many business items encouraging TO
buying forces. At the same time the
cashing in of profits, following the
upturn of the past several sessions,
lured many.
Among the better acting stocks were
Ludlum Steel, Youngstown Sheet g.
Tube, Graham-Paige, Waukesha Mo-
tors, White Motors. Mack Truck,
Goodyear, United States Rubber,
Goodrich, Lee Rubber, Firestone. J. I.
Case, International Telephone, Inter-
national Hydro Electric. Allied Chem
ical, Armour. Loew's, Pathe. Para
mount, Callahan Zinc and Celanese.
Difficulties were encountered by
American Telephone, Western Union,
Consolidated Edison. Santa Fe. New
York Central, Pennsylvania, Southern
Pacific. Montgomery Ward, Boeing,
United Aircraft, Du Pont, American
Tobacco b" Anaconda, Kennecott,
International Nickel American Smelt-
ing and Texas Corp.
Evening star., 1937-02-09

trust business, he added, reporting
trust business on the upgrade every
where.
A sizable delegation of Washington
bankers is attending the three-day
sessions.
Reilly Talks to Credit Men.
John A. Reilly, president of the
Second National Bank, addressed the
Columbia Regional Conference of the
Association of Retail Credit Men at
the Mayf1ower Hotel today on Retail
Credit Imitation" He said in part:
This thing we call imitation is de-
signed to stimulate commodity prices
II historical precedents mean any,
thing at all we can safely predict that
wages will not increase to the same
extent as commodity prices in an
infationary program.
Our greatest need today is a thor
ough understanding of how credit IA
cilities may be used as an aid to dis
tribution. Credit as originally under
stood was intended as an aid to pro-
duction. In this field it has performed
o magnificent service.
Heard in Financial District.
Business associates and friends paid
o rare tribute to Karl w. Corby, whose
funeral was held yesterday afternoon
from his Maryland home. Delegations
from all the organizations in which he
was most interested, an attendance
which crowded the residence, and
flowers which spoke more than words
added to the impressiveness of the
ceremonies.
Joshua Evans, jr., vice president of
the Hamilton National Bank, Is taking
. months leave, following the tragic
death Of his son. Messages Of SYM
pathy are still reaching the bank and
his residence in great numbers.
Directors of Peoples Drug Stores,
Inc, have declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of Is cents a share on
the common stock, payable April / to
stock Of record March and the usual
quarterly dividend of $1.e21s a share
on the preferred. payable March is
to shareholders Of record on March l..
Evening star., 1937-02-09
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, February 9.-Late rallies
in Chicago wheat prices today vir-
tualy overcame earlier losses.
Reports current toward the last in
dicated new formations of solid ice in
many Kansas wheat fields. A stimu-
lating influence, too, was advances in
corn values owing to sustained de-
mand for cash here.
At the close wheat was unchanged
to as lower compared with yesterdays
finish, May, 1.347sa1 35; July, 117l.
3s; corn unchanged to q up, May,
1.1O1saA; July. 1041saA; oats un-
changed to 4 off, and provisions show
ing 5 TO 10 cents decline.
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REICHsBANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN. February OP.-The Reichs-
bank statement as of February Tin
thousands of reichsmarksl:
Notes in circulation. A. $50. 600; decrease,
239.00U Gold 66. .939; increase 35 For
eign currency reserve. 5.7O1; increase ITO
7l5; decrease, 3II.347 Other daily ma
turing obligations. 674, 1895; decrease. 81
572. Advances. 47.15Q; decrease. 1865.
Investments, 222. $50; decrease. 121. Ratio
of gold and foreign currencies to notes,
1.6 per cent. Rate Of discount, 4 per cent.
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opening of the
Midwinter con-
ference in New
York today.
The trend of
business Is toward
the adninistra-
tion of small es-
tates rather than
large estates, he
said. Protection
and conservation
for small estates
constitutes a So
cial service of the
highest ord e r.
Therein lies the
future of the
Evening star., 1937-02-09

Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE February 81 (P,.-Wheat,
No. 2. red. Winter. garlicky. spot domestic.
1.4534; February. .4534.
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new YORK COTTON
Ry the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February 9.-Cotton
moved irregularly over a narrow range
today.
Near months continued under pres
developed for new crop positions in
f1uenced by proposals at Washington
for agricultural legislation.
May 1uctuated between 1888 and
1880 and at midafternoon was SELL
ing at 1852, with prices generally 2
points net lower to higher.
Futures closed steady unchanged to 8
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COttOnseed Oil.

SUUt NtVdUN, IHIUUIIIE. 7 . .IU
Nominal.
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Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady. March, 11.2l-22 May,
l1.23b; July, 11.28b; September, 1l.21b.
Sales, Al contracts. Bid.
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Continued on Page 17.)
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Small Estates Protected.
Blaine B. Coles, president of the
trust division of the American Bank
ers' Association, described the protec-
ton of the little mans estate" at the
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Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat, no sales reported. Corn,
No. 3. yellow, 1.14-1.14A; No. 4, yel-
low. 1.11-1234: No. 4, white. 11334-14.
Oats, No. l, white, 55A-%; No. 2,
white, 55-5512; No. 8, white, 54-54A.
No rye Barley, sample grade, 1895.
Feed, 8o-100. nom. Mailing, 1O0-46,
nom. Timothy seed, 6.00-25 hundred-
weight; new. 5.75-6.00 hundredweight.
Clover seed, 28.00-35.OO hundred
weight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13

Bavard, first and second prizes; best six dry onions, no award; best six garlic. F. Housel, first and second prizes; best one large chives, F. Housel; best three medium chives, no award; largest cabbage. N. Ba- yard; largest potato, Mrs. Torger- son; largest rutabaga, N. Bavard; largest turnip CPetrowskD, N. Ba- vard largest turnip twaite) N. Ba- yard.
 Best sheaf wheat, best sheaf bar ley, best sheaf rye, best sheaf oats, no awards; best sheaf timothy, w. Wills: best sheaf red clover, w. Wills; best sheaf alsike clover, no award best sheaf alfalfa, wild grass, w. Wills; best sheaf native wild grass. best sheaf native forage plant, best sheaf Canada field peas, best sheaf vetch, no awards; apples, Mrs. Robert Simpson.
 Berries-black caps, Mrs. Richard son, Thane; red entrants, F. Hou- sel; black entrants, F. Housel gooseberries, F. Housel; strawber- ries, Mrs. Peterman; raspberries, N. Bavard first, N. Cook second.
 Individual garden display, N. Ba- yard first, F. Housel, second.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-09-13
TIDES TOMORROW
Former Yorktown Gobs Hold lmpromptu
 Reunion on Local Dock

More than score of years were erased in one swell whoop' as two former gobs on the U. s. S. York town held an impromptu reunion on the Pacific Coast dock when the steamship Northwestern berthed here Saturday afternoon.
 The "whoop" emitted from the husky throat of Frank A. Norman San Francisco policeman, who is round-tripping in Alaska waters with his wife.
 Norman was descending from the gang plank when he sighted Vir- gil Davenport Gastineau Hotel clerk, who was at his perrenial perch at the foot of the plank.
 Hey you" Norman shouted in his best policeman voice. Where have l seen you before?
 Dave" knew the Norman face. but couldn't remember the name or the place. After a bit of refreshing they both remembered that they had been members of the Yorktown crew in 1914 as the Navy vessel Sailed along the Mexican west coast during a bit of dispute.