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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-11-18
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WEATHER FORECAST

Sea level, 1910.
Evening star., 1937-03-13

his account, but said he did not know
what security he had purchased or
what he had paid for it.
Jacob Gruber, commission counsel,
used the testimony In an effort to
show that small investors we're put
into Atlas to bolster the market while
it was near the peak, so favored Gus
toners could realize profits.
The allegation immediately was
challenged by David w Peck, de-
fense counsel, who led Baker to testify
he was perfectly satisfied to trust Nc
Carthy's judgment.
Under Grubers questioning, Baker
testified that the 400 shares Nc
Carthy bought for him in February
cost him approximately s25 each, al
most the peak price. He also agreed
that Mccarthy failed to advise him to
sell when Mccarthy took his own
sisters out of the market for a profit
on 1900 shares.
Another witness, Max Smitt. Detroit
attorney, testified he gave Mccarthy
an order on November Is to buy l0C
shares of Atlas Tack at the market,
but learned later 200 shares had been
charged to his account.
The witness said he was not sur
priseo" his order had been boosted
and intimated he was entirely salts.
fed.
Evening star., 1937-03-13
MRS. TRADER DEATH
DUE TO PERITONITIS
Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict
After Tests Show No Trace
of Poison.
By the Associated Press.

thSSoN''~eNN q
SALISBURY, Nd, March ia
coroner's jury. without commenting,
returned a verdict today that Mrs.
Jeannette B. Trader came to her
death . as the result of peritonitis
caused by abdominal adhesions fol-
lowing prior surgical operations. "
The jury was out half an hour.
Previously Drs.. J. McFadden Dick,
Randolph Mock and c. j. Truitt told
a coroner's jury that had Mrs Trader
undergone an operation week or
more before she died she would have
had an excellent chance" Of full re-
covery.
Mrs. Trader, under indictment for
the first-degree murder of her hus-
band, died in the Peninsula General
Hospital here last week after an oper-
alton for intestinal obstruction.
The jury was told death resulted
from congestion, caused by abdominal
adhesions, and resulting peritonitis,
An autopsy report, submitted by DR..
Dick, the operating surgeon, and Drs.
Mock and Truitt, who were present at
the operation, said no poison was
found in her vital organs.
An analysis Of the womans vscera,
performed by DR.. Howard J. Maldeis
of Baltimore, bore out their autopsy
findings, the jury was told. DR.. NAL
deis' report was submitted at the in
quest.
Mrs. Trader, accused Of the fatal
shooting of her husband, Clarence j.
Trader, wealthy Stockton utilities
operator, was brough to Salisbury
after she complained she was served
poisoned food in the Worcester County
Jail at Snow Hill
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Marriage Licenses.

James 4; Naylor. So ,Aquasco, Md. and
Sc; Rev. G L. Conner.
Rice. "a, both of 1640 Covington ST;
Rev H. w. Spriggs.
William Metts. 23, l121 9th Sc and
Dorothy H. Weldon. IS, Brentwood,
Md: Rev. r. j. Brookes.
OSCAR Elmer. a., 1925 D st. ne, and
Marie Lauper 40, 31o1 r ST; Rev
Harry NJ. Canter.
Leroy 8. George q, and Sue L. Smith,
-, both of Richmond; Rev. NJ. P
Church road and Nadine B. Snider, 23,
7le Rock Creek Church road; Rev
Abraham n; Wecksler "a. 1920 Oak St,
and Julia Bonwit. "a, Cavalier
Hotel; Rev, solomon Metz,
road and Frances Coniglo, 10, 36lS
Park place; Rev. NJ. w. Hyle.
John p Kershaw 25. 1903 Varnum st .
and Katherine NJ. Dwyer, rs, 340l 10th
st; Rev M. W. Hyle.
Jack r Harris, 25. 1902 Park rd, and
Elizabeth E, Mobley. 20. 1925 Iowa ave;
Rev. s. z. Rose.
Clarence W. Bradford. %, 1861 Fairmont
ST.. and Gertrude NJ Shepard 2s, 34i6
George A. carrico, 50 Sis Maryland ave.
ne, and Catherine e. Garner. 90.
kenstnGton. Nd. Hcs. Il. V. Porter.
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366.30 on February 20, 1885, and $2,-
578,97l37 at the close of the latest
quarter.
A cash distribution covering the
quarterly period, amounting to cents
regular and cents extra per share,
is payable to shareholders of the
fund March Is. 1887. This regular
and extra distribution was made pos
sible by increased dividend income
received from underlying companies.
Such income increased during the
quarter because of improved earnings
and because of the new Federal tax
law placing substantial tax on
profits withheld by company"
During the quarter the Maryland
Fund followed a selective investment
policy in which the outstanding
changes were the elimination Of se-
curities in the tobacco industry and
an increase in holdings in the rails,
steels, oils and building equipments.
Evening star., 1937-03-13
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY the Associated Press

EJ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 13-Around 2
cents bushel fall of wheat values
took place at times today, but the
market displayed notable power to
rally from low levels.
Chiefly the downswing of wheat
prices was attributed to wet weather
southwest and west, a kind likely to be
auspicious for crop growth. On the
other hand, at S134 for May wheat
contracts, the market developed ready
absorption of offerings, and a rebound
Of about cent ensued. The sl.34
level represented setback of 6 cents
from Wednesdays high.
Friends of higher prices contended
that there is big world demand for
wheat, a demand that will continue
as the season advances. Food Short
age in Europe, with background Of
political conditions that threaten war,
received special emphasis 1t was
urged that these factors ought not be
overlooked because of usual Spring
moisture in the domestic Winter crop
belt.
An upward trend of the Buenos Aires
wheat market attracted considerable
attention. Futures there closed seven
eighths of a cent higher today. cancel
ing most of yesterdays losses.
Corn showed an upward price ten
dency during a good deal of the day.
Receipts of corn today in Chicago were
smaller, rs cars, and for the week
shipments exceeded arrivals. Oats and
rye took their cue from wheat rather
than corn.
Provisions sympathized with corn
action.
Around mid-session, wheat was Ia
1l2 lower, compared with yesterdays
finish; May, l.343s; July, 1.17&, And
corn was unchanged to u off; May,
1.07S; July, 1.03a..
Evening star., 1937-03-13
RETIREMENT LAW
RESTRICTION ASKED
Bill Would Exclude Clerks
Employees Not Paid
by State.
Special Dispatch to The Star

ANNAPOLIS, March ia bill to
exclude from the workings of the
court clerks and registers of wills
retirement law persons who do not
receive their salary from the State,
was introduced in the House yester-
day by Delegate Kent R. Mulliken of
Prince Georges County, majority floor
leader.
Mulliken also offered second meas
ure to insure the States right to
collect gasoline taxes from nom
Federal agencies located on military
and other United States reservations
in Maryland. Both were presented at
the request of the controllers office,
he said.
Chief Deputy Controller Joseph Nc
Clusker wrote Mulliken that there
are a number of instances where per-
sons are employed in court houses
and their duties in some instances
cover work in offices of clerks of court
and registers of wills, such as watch
men and janitors, but whose pay
comes from the local government.
While it is the view of the Clerks
and Registers Retirement Board that
such persons are not entitled to re-
tirement pay under the act, the ques
ton was raised by some one several
months ago and after having decided
against the applicant the board
thought it would be best to amend
the law so that the doubt would be
removed, that is from the point OF
view OF the applicant"
The second bill was offered, Multi
ken said, to remove any doubt about
the right of the State to collect gaso-
line tax on gasoline sold on Federal
property when such fuel is sold for
other than Governmental purposes.
Maryland is collecting the tax now
under a Federal act of 1886.
Since there is some doubt about
our law giving us this authority be-
cause of the legal theory of property
belonging to the Federal Government
not being within the State of Mary
land, we think it best to have our
law amended so that the doubt will
be eliminated" McClusker wrote, re-
gsrding the latter bill.
Evening star., 1937-03-13
GARBAGE FORCE STRIKES

PHILADELPHIA, March l3 P-
Mayor S. Davis Wilson has told strik-
ing ash wagon drivers and garbage
collections employed by the city that
he is sympathetic with their demands,
but will not permit their work to be
stopped.
The drivers continued to refuse TO
work today They were warned by the
Mayor yesterday that he would swear
in 10000 extra police II necessary to
see that ash and garbage collections
continued.
Evening star., 1937-03-13
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. March l3 (1 ~. s. DHpt
Of Agricultnrel Potatoes. lis; on track
weak; supplies moderate. demand very
slow sacked per hundred weight. Idaho
RuSset Burbanks. u. s No. /. very few
ity; q. s No. =, ",63; Colorado Red Nc
ClureS. U. S. No. l. 500; Maine Green
Mountains u s No. |. few sales. ",6Hle e.
So; Wisconsin Round Whites. y. s No.
]. 2.3O-35: U. S. commercial, 1.O5; Mich
igan RusSet Rurals. U. s. No. J., 30;
Minnesota Cobblers. partly graded. 80,
New stock duh slightly weaker undertone;
supplies moderate: demand very SLOW; no
earlv sales reported
unrhauped
Evening star., 1937-03-13
Traffic Convictions.
sECOND-OFFENsE SPEEDING.
Wilfred r. Dauplaise, 1921 Columbia


Wilfred R. Dauplaise, 1921 Columbia
road, SIS.
Robert A. Linkins, Maryland, IS
FIRST -OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Freeman L. Satterfeld, Mary
land, IS.
Herman Bailey, lab South Carolina
avenue southeast, IS.
Joseph c, Strother, Virginia. $40.
John Taylor, 356 G street south
west, IS.
Michael j. Odenwald, 58o3 Third
street $40.
Harold A. Simmons, 1909 Thirteenth
street, $40.
Oliver c. Tyler, Maryland, $40.
Cotter M Matthews, 856 Elm street.
$40.
William H. Dowell, 1862 Wiscon-
sin avenue, $40.
Milton D. Kreider. Maryland. $40.
Charles E Lane, 420 Fifteenth street
southeast, $40.
Melvin L. West, 1907 Sixteenth
street northeast. $40
James M. Newcomb, Maryland, $40
Louis Tataro, no address given, $40.
Dean H. Couper. Maryla I'd, IS
Howard Rudy, BIT Fifth street
northeast, IS.
PERMIT SUSPENSIONS.
Permits of the following persons
were suspended for the length Of
time indicated:
Maximillion r. Cherp, 1914 Seven
teenth street, 30 days
Howard Grigsby, TAB Third street
80 days.
Daniel M McNally, 6Ol3 Third
street, 80 days,
Charles J. Mannix, l7l8 Webster
street, revoked.
Robert c. Maxwell, 14T Twelfth
street north, Arlington, Va, 81 days.
Edward B. Mowery, 300 Raleigh
street southeast, 30 days.
Theodore o. Mieske, 322 Maryland
avenue northeast, revoked.
William L. Olsen, jr., 1913 l. street.
revoked.
Claude NJ. Parks, 1000 Massacfu-
sets avenue, 80 days.
Solomon G. Payne. ll19 Forty-ninth
street northeast, IS days.
Arthur H. Pierce, 1905 Garfield
street, Silver Spring, Md, IS days.
Howard Powell, 33l T street, 80 days.
Levi Prather, SO Quincy place. Is
days.
Adelide H. Provost, 6els Seventh
place, is days.
Frank r. Propert, 1401 East Capt.
tol street, Is days.
Frederick Redmond, 1926 Ninth
street, Is days.
Vincent A. Ridolfi, 1o11 K street
northeast, Is days
Maj, M. Ross, 22l2 G street, 80 days
Percie Rousey, 642 Qxtreet, 80 days
Evening star., 1937-03-13
maryland FUND
REPORTS BIG GAIN
Net Assets at S12,513,O45,
Against S6,8O7,623 on
Same 1886 Date.
Special Dispatch to The Star

JERSEY CITY, N. j., March 13,-
In preliminary report for the quar-
ter ended February %, 1887, Mr.. Ross
BeasOn. president of the Maryland
tie funds amounted to s12,513, ,045 Is
at the close of the quarter.
This compares with net assets of
$6,807,623 at the close Of the quarter
ended February 90. 1886, and S277,-
SOFIA for the end of the same quar-
ter in 1885.
Over the same period unrealized
appreciation in the market value of
securities held has increased from
sl0,313,29. February %, 1885, to 1884,
Evening star., 1937-03-13
ATLAS TACK STOCK
PURCHASE IS CITED
Detroit Base Ball Coach
Admits His Account
Used by Broker.
BY the Associated Press.

Elmer David (DeD Baker, coach for
the Detroit Tigers, told the Securities
and Exchange Commission yesterday
an operative for w. E. Hutton & Co.
used his brokerage account to buy At
las Tack Corp. stock in 1885
Baker was a witnesses in the Gov
ernment's stock manipulation suit
against the New York firm.
The transaction occurred, Baker
said, while he was with the team in
training at Lakeland, Fla. last Feb
ruary. He emphasized that he had
given Jerry Mccarthy, customers man
for Hutton, the right to trade in
Evening star., 1937-03-13
BUS ORDERS RECEIVED,

NEW YORK, March 13 (P1.-Amer-
ican Car & Foundry Motors Co. an
nounced the receipt of orders for 81
motor coaches, of which 10 were for
Boston Elevated Co., 10 for Montreal
Tramways Co. and for Oakdale Com
munity Garage bus line, at Dedham,
Mass
Evening star., 1937-03-13
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
rs TONS OF LEAD SOLD.

NEW YORK, March l3 (P).-The
St Joseph Lead Co. reports that rs
tons of pig lead from Southeast Mis-
souri, mines were sold yesterday at
$3.50 per hundred pounds st. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-03-13
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. March 13 R3.---Crude
rubber futures closed irregular. IL higher
TO = lower. March. 23 53n; May. 23.62;
July. 2B.73b Smoked rtbbed spot. 23.31n
Bid. u-NominGs
Evening star., 1937-03-13
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, March l3 P-Followinp is
the complete official list OF transactions In
stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
t0day-
Evening star., 1937-03-13
Pullman Co,

CHICAGO. March 13 (P.-The
Pullman Co., sleeping car company
affiliate of Pullman, Inc. reported
1886 transportation operations pro-
duced net earnings of S3,454,220, COM
pared with a loss of $l,646,9S0 in 1885.
This figure does not include the
earnings of the manufacturing sub
sidiaries of Pullman, Inc.
Evening star., 1937-03-13
$6O4,459 EARNED
BY ANCHOR CAP
1886 Net Compares With
$528,925 Recorded in
Previous Year.
BY the Associated Press.

D' hiiS nosoeidIcu TlFSS,
NEW YORK. March l3.-Anchor
Cap Corp, producer of closures and
glass containers, with plants in New
York, Connellsville. Pa, Salem. N. j.,
and Toronto, Canada, reported 1886
consolidated net income of S6O4,459,
equal after preferred dividends to
Sl.24 share of common stock,
against S528,925, or 96 cents a share
in 1895.
Consolidation Coal.
Consolidation Coal Co, operating
bltuminous mines in Maryland, West
Virginia and Kentucky, reported 1896
net loss Of S73,279 after interest paid,
depreciation and depletion. Company
was incorporated in November. 1885,
as successor to Consolidated Coal Co.
Evening star., 1937-03-13
Noted Tenor
for
Fine Recital
Roland Hayes Sings
Varied Program to
Large Audience.

~ GLAND HAYES, after an alb
l. sence of something over year,
returned to display his ster-
L \ ling tenor voice last night in
Evening star., 1937-03-13
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. March l3 Lp,.-Nev York
Security Dealers Association:
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NEW BRICK DWELLING. Ss. .75O: LEASED
Yrs $s5 mo: frst trust, s47b0; invest
~ 600 c cash u .eGeivs $4,000 gross rental .
ii heat. s new sM detsehed rs sAsn5s9 sis5ed
sAMeE sss elsvssnd Ss cEs9 Ea9nss circle S''ionsi
18th AND You SITS N.W-sToRE, WITH
KRAFT. 1928 Z st. National o5ss -.
soaa Dortb%..t
q, low Operating expense Nine apts: and
right for cash buyer or will consider
men 1eaf small RaH house II trade as cash pay
taehed @ corner brcH aps4t
ments; over Soft. side yard; gross rental,
s2ae 90 tenant sgnh Tda
owner-6uilder, Investment Building Ma.
tional 1877, or any broker.
small frame houses in Sc. separately or
can ,1 be purchased It yeTy low PRICES: sx.
particulars call owen Hohenstein, Lincoln
HoHENsTE1N BROS. 18th and H st. NE.
40
operating expense; easy terms. Price only
61a times annual rental. Rare bargain.
Metropolitan 100 or Columbia 8939. ewes.
NEAR 14th & PARK RD.--MODERN s.
tor service; no vacancies. Price less than
times rental. No agents. Metropolitan
100 or Columbia s939 ewes.
CORNER APT. UNUSUAL VALUE. SIT 800.
upper ]4th st. residential section; apts.
of 5 rooms and bath each; porches front
ae now by oT
rented at $500 month, exclusive of 2-car
garage; new stoker for furnace. cost S400;
ea7 18th St. NV. District 1885.
ON LEGATION ST, JUST WEST OF CONN.
aasebDsstached brics rooms snn and bath
ef sat payabie at $3.50 per
m0nsh HbWARp SaI PAID a. srRoaEckER s5'as SsIS9 CO..
| OWNERS.
~ Eves.. % Cali clev aei4 e'' 80
fi9 3 noSshs s. sw Ten'ed s5o5o 6os snd
SIS ,it5 H59S s, + Rw wAEsT; b.ss':s 1sss 1853
s,5oo"First E eommercisl t property sa on wide
| street in downtown area nine rooms
and, bath, hot,water heat, electricity;
easily converted into business property
| If desired. now rented to white tenants
| at SO per month
ing in downtown business section con-
present annual income s5,4oo; viii
CO. 1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
NEW SIHI =, BUILDIMG TuL IN LEASED TO REsPoM;
sENHA 700 fERrEcr PE 1fS 1svEsfMENr SAEE PRICE
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 747l.
NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD,
NEW STORE and 2 apts. garage; lot
year; Al Investment showing high return
balanee; price; SIS; 800 for quick sale. Cali
MIDDLETON 2o5 Investment Bldg
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT
hownE m rate
DRURY REALTY CORP,
l7lo Eye st. REAEroR E,W Natl sola
VALUABLE BUSINESS SITE.
Last available corner in thickly settled
street, Suitable Tor apartment and stores
Contains nice home and vacant lots. A
real buy at $4,000.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
141s St. NV. District 1877.
Mr.. George Washington Univ.
A business and apt. building in location
With good future, rented at sl62 so per mo.
| Priced a. Sl4 900, on terms.
No Vacancies in Five Years.
CHAS. l.. NORRIS,
| 2l35 Pa. Ave. NV. West O4se.
Price, $15,5OO Rent, S2.568 Year.
EXCELLENT NV. SECTION.
Four-family apartment, with
full basement. See Mr.. Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th St. NV. Natl. 2100.
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STORES FOR RENT.

5O7 K ST. NW-LARGE STORE, SUIT
able wholesale or display purposes: avail
able December 18th Apply PENN REALTY
CORP. 474 K st. NV. Met. 1888.
LARGE DOWNTOWN STORE. BOZ H ST
All modern facilities. Rent. S75 per mo-
1851 q st. NV. Metropolitan 1910.
1888 BLADENsBURG RD. N.E.-15x30.
and additional small room; suitable once
spss sonabie % Apply 7 ss7 Biadensbnrs snsd Td. n:w
1870 IRVING .Nw.-sToRE WITH
alcove ONCE and basement storage. ROOM
100; s r. and bath above vacant; rent
greatly reduced. Call Cleveland O223.
NEW sToREINo coMPETITIoN.
sEEhs. sPssisss ssFPi ST. ss sna help to good man.
2034 GA. AvE-sToRE. R., h-Se5 90
S224 Ga aye-Store, ! r. sl.---- 1880
1900 9th st. nw-Corner store $500
23O1 Sherman ave.--Corner store 45.OO
X " rRANk ( 1oai 7th st. NV
1922 K ST. NV.
First door , and dga balcony. containing
able for lease about December /.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21OO. s25 18th ct. NV.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

NEARLY QUARTER OF AN ACRE OF
land. improved by attractive home. in
Chevy Chase. D. c.. for sale or exchange.
House has 8 rooms, 2 baths hot-water
heat with oil burner, built-in garage. Lot
has frontage of so feet by depth of 100 to
alley. Price, $4,000. Will exchange
equity Of about S4. 500 for smaller property
WARD. Realtor. 723 goth st. NV.
SO .S5O-CHEVY CHASE-A NEW SIX
room. brick. Colonial house. Slate roof.
insulated. gas heat. furred walls. attached
garage, 6O-foot lot to paved alley. An
absolutely outstanding value which builder
will trade for smaller house or vacant lot.
or sell on terms as low as $3.50 cash de-
ferred payments at $50 interest. District
$3.50. Evenings. Emerson 4643.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK. FOUR BED
rooms and two baths, in one Of the most
desirable sections of Chevy Chase. D. c.
Every latest Improvement, two-car garage.
Will consider equitable trade. Cleveland
1919. 10 pm,
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

| ADVANTAGEOUS EXCHANGES
| For clear or 1st mortgage Washington
| and nearby property, can be made at this
| time much more quickly than a cash sale;
| because many good. substantial perspective
| purchasers cannot buy anything else until
they first succeed in liquidating some other
| investment they now have. How do you
| know but what the very thing some one OF
| them has to exchange is not Just what you
want? Without obligating yourself in any
| way, call
| JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
| Suite 209-2lO Barr Bldg. Dist. 1891
Evening star., 1937-11-25
A GOOD HOME

OR SPLENDID INVESTMENT
On 18th st, close to Columbia rd
"tamily house. 5 rooms each; Ist com
mercial: stores on each side: good condi-
ton; 2car garage. This is q real
bargain. Call MR.. PASCOE, Dist. 500,
Evening star., 1937-11-25
FARMS WANTED
lNvESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL EXCHANGE End TRUST ON D. c.
property for small farm or suburban prop
erty. Box 2O9-B, Star.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

ftONTlAC 1885 2-door trunk sedan; per-
sonshis hmiscnanicsl condition. very clean. rea-
9orapsy 9or E priced Call Decatur 1900, ask
PONTIAC 1888 "8'' sedan; paint. tires,
motor and general condition OF this fine
car soual TO new; low price; will trade
small car. Mr.. Miller. Adams 3s77. Dealer.
PQNTlAC 1895 "6" cylinder snort coupe;
sonin M sgE blue. only one owner. low mile
S.1; Sc.15; 9oulpped with heater; . real bargain
Cau Jacf Williams, Decatur 4SOO. Dealer.
TERRAPLANE 1888 s-cyl, 2adoor de luxe
seoan' excelent condition, winterized: first
SSni.o takes IT: j. B. Moore, BeulAh I'd,
TERRAPLANE 1888 sport coupe If you're
looking for value. don't pass this amart
nttie car BY. Equipped with rumble seat,
metal TIRE cover, wire wheels, beautiful
black nnish: recently reduced TO only
PIED It's bargain In low-cost transpor-
tation. See 1t today. H B. Leary, Jr a.
Bros. $500 Wisconsin ave. cor. Albemarle
81. Open ewes. and Sunday. Potomac 32eT.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
G. NJ c. 1894 T-1s-A cab and chassis.
excellent condition. $3.50. 80 M st. ne.
Met. o5o5. Dealer
TRACTOR AND TRAILER,
1886 MODEL: FEDERAL
HEAVY DUTY TRACTOR
AND FREUHAUF SEMI
T r AILER; NEW-TRUCK
GUARANTEE; MAKE US AN
OFFER. WHITE MOTOR
CO., 2101 N. Y. AVE. NV,
MET. 1862.
Evening star., 1937-11-25
HOME OR INVESTMENT.
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DRURY REALTY CORP.
ITO Eye st. NV. Natl. SOl6.
CATHEDRAL AVENUE.

VA 11CDNHL NV EN UE,
Woodley Park. few doors from Connecti-
cut avenue; attractive brick home, contain
ing 8 rooms t6 bed rooms and . baths>,
maids room and bath: oil burner. elec
refrigeration; garage: priced by out-of-
town owner at $40. 500.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
Too 18th 81. Reator. Natl O153,
Eve. Phone Adams lH4o. MI Benz
Evening star., 1937-11-25
PROPOSALS.
TRAlLERs FOR SALE.

HOUSE CAR TRAILER for sale. built on
Dodge truck. in perfect condition. This
is fine home with every modern con-
venience. Will sell reasonable or will trade
for 1l2-ton truck in perfect condition.
Rear of No. Rogers ave- Alexandria, Va.
o5s
Evening star., 1937-11-25
OFFICES FOR RENT.
MONEY WANTED.

WANTED-S2.O0O FROM PRIVATE PAR
Box 1o6-A. Star. 30'
$1,000 SECOND TRUST BY OWNER OC-
cupant; property well located in Mt. Pleas
ant, near 18th and Col. rd.: 1st trust
Sl2,50O. Time wanted. 1 year. Box 73-Z,
Star