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THOS. J. OWEN 4 son AUCTIONEFRS
143l EYE ST. NV,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROvED PROPERTY. KNOWN AS IS

PiEsaciE1 sTRPEF sFTRRPEFET5 NoRTHWSyF. KNnWF AS IS
du1y BY rsIatdes virtue Of certain deed Of trust
tEict Of Columbia, and at the " request tnn p'o Of
ttn, thn party secured thereby. the under
N front OF the premises n'''r on TuESpA" fsSe!a''
AR ta1Io.,n 1ns7, a.,a At TGRE q ocLocK PM nc
ate in the District Of Columbia and desis-
dIITs;e1 thiTssen g ga3 in " P: JohnstonIs sub.
hundred twenty t6"o) as per plat recorded
in the ONCE of the surveyor for the District
for on in Pierce t3sF iree fe0 S s s eas
from the northwest corner Of said lot and
fnnfS feet fSenfe thence east on Pierce stree,
feet, thence north iaG feet feet" ~ eh1 Inches se
fe feet The sv bsfnnns F, na,n eSeentns he rear 10
purposes of assessment and taxation as
Terms i Of Ha' sale: one-third eh Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash balance in two
equal installments, payable in one and
per annum. PAYABLE, semi annually. from
day OF, sale. secured BY first deed OF trust
upon upon the property sold or ali cash at the
$4,000 will be REQUIRED at time of: Of sale. N
Az conyeyancing recording, etc, at cost
ped WITH vthn 81 dass from % 0e day Of
sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right rIt to, to resell the property at the risk
fve DAYS advertisement Of such resale ,'n in
SOM newspaper published In Washington,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.
,,, , BY ALFRED \. H. LAWSON. fa9siee'
President
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OFFICES FOR RENT,

BROOM OFFICE. SUITABLE FOR DOC
tor or business. Heated, hot and cold
located, just off 14th St Reas. 1925
Columbia rd. NV. Adams 1878
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

TAKoMA, 3 R. AND B., AMI. S75:- Mr..
ss9TFestVille s9 es, 9Th an and g. am hord IL
nlshed. N. F. RYON CO.. 1916 NJ Y ave
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. SEVEN-ROOM
tWo-famlly house reasonable to reliable
1870 MR.. PAYNE.
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STORES FOR SALE.

307 -3rd ST. SE.-sToRFs. FLAT ALSO
1905 9th st. NV, 1924 You st. NV; good
location. North O60l
GROCERY STORE AND . APTs.. COR
NER LOCATION ON GEORGIA AVE EX-
CELLENT PLACE NOW DOING GOOD
BUSINESS. NORTH 7471
63 ST. NW-S5O
. 1SX10. Suitable wholesale or retail
business, basement accessible from outside
front rear entrance to alley.
HUMPHREYS
sos N. CAPITOL ST NATL 6732
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WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
BEVERLY BEACH CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots. bungaowS; terms. Genties only. Send
for booklet. Address MAYO, A. A. Co., Md.
SACRIFICE PRICE ON BEAUTIFUL
lots at restricted beach 45 minutes from
Washington; good bathing bath house
fishing, plenty shade. OWNER, Natl. 1888.
FOR SALE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
waterfront farm Address Box 74-H. Star
office.
FAIR HAVEN. MD.-6-ROOM. WELL
furn. cottase. facing water front: running
water. electric retrlserator and range.
built-in garage. Atlantic 6SS1. Call bet.
) and pm. 642 East Capitol st.
Owner MR.. HARDESTY.
BELOW ANNAPOLIS, FURNISHED LOG
cabins: rock fireplace rowboat. nettle net.
Reasonable for refined families. Walnut
a2O1.
THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SITE. ONE
acre. Chesapeake Bay and State rd. Large
5-room bung allow. furnished; toilet. artesian
we'll. Ideal safe beach. fishing, Grabbing.
Sacrifice, $500. Terms. Adams 3444. 49,
90 ACRES. 1,O0n-FT. SHORE SEVERN
River: tile and stucco house, 6 bed rooms.
baths. freplaces. spacious porches; furni-
ture INCLUDED; servants quarters; 25 miles
from Baltimore; bargain; other water
fronts. CHAS. F. LEE. Annapolis. Md.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ADVANCE
INFORMATION.

A well-known builder is developing q
beautiful tract of land in nearby Mary
land north of Washington.
Expert landscape architects are IN
charge of enhancing the natural beauty
of the superb setting.
Far-reaching plans provide for the con-
Sstruction of minimum Of ! so homes of
the better type during 1887 and 1898,
each an individually designed Home Of
charm and distinction.
,, ,G2oNsTRuCT1oN WORK is NOW
The high character of the new COM
munlty is definitely and permanently as
sured by expert, careful planning and
wise. protective restriction - including
paved streets. direct downtown bus service.
The developers will set aside a limited
number of Homesltes with a MINIMUM
FRONTAGE OF ~ FEET for those who
desire to take ADVANTAGE of PRE-DE-
VELOPMENT PRICES beginning at 10
cents PER SQUARE FOOT. with attractive
terms.
The convenience of architectural SER
vices on the property has been provided
for prospective Home builders
COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE IN
AVAILABLE.
Take advantage Of this rare opportunity
ment,
Address Box e-J Star office.
COLORED
Lots. $3.50 up: terms as low, as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1850.
FAfRMoUNT HE1GHTs, S75 up: easy
terms: help build District 917O
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OLDSMOBILE '35 tuo-door trunk sedan:
exquisite Brewster green finish. solids
turret top, knee-action wheels, full-pres-
sure lubrication. smooth-running eco
nomical car; S545. Always a better buy
at SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1920 14th ST.
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oLoRED-SIx-RooM HOUSE, ANIL:
good condition; excellent location. Bargain.
Ala Columbia I'd NV. Adams 9T76.
COLORED-OWNER NEEDS CASH. Sc. $50;
tUb' tUb sho2er elec !oI5,3S poSches 'one
glass inclosedl; bargain. Natl s949.
CORNER BRICK, 4 APIS. NORTHWEST;
rents $50 per month: colored. Price.
Sl2,5nO Splendid renter.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. 914 G NV.
COLORED-6 R. B. ELEC.. GAS, H-WH.
cellar brick dwelling. to settle estate; near
/ tn and Falrmont sts,; bargain for quick
sale. North 96SS
DEANWOOD. D. c.
TIC colored Painted inside and out
papered throughout. splendid condition.
Broom dwelling l2 block from car line
$50 cash. balance arranged $3.50
monthly. ALEX. s. CLARKE. Jr.. 1410
H st. NV.
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
NEW AND USED METAL GARAGES AND
lawn fencing Reasonable prices. Phone
National 6l55 l4s
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OLDSMOB1LE SO six 4-door trunk sedan;
radio. heater installed; distinctive tan fin-
lsh another example of the fine grade OF
used car to be found at SUPERIOR Only
MOTORS. 1920 18th st. NV. Decatur
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PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe sedan $40:
1884 de luxe coach. S349: 1888 de luxe
sedan. S2a5: 1888 de luxe coach S2T5:
fully guaranteed; easv terms and trade.
Schleeel e. Golden. Dodge Plymouth Deal
ers. 333 Carroll ave. Takoma. D. c.
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PACKARD 1877 4-door touring sedan
demonstratcr; carefully driven by sales
mranager; Sl65 down. S34 month. North
Washington Motors Packard dealers.
S6o1 C,eorcia
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PACKARD 1887 4-door touring sedan,
bright finish. many. extras; owner forced
TO sacrifice and has left car with US to sell
PRY MOTOR CAR CO.. Packard dealers.
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PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sport coupe
with rumble seat: low mileage by one
owner; safety steel body: floating power
engine. hydraulic brakes: clean and sound
as new throughout: 3 excellent tires: S445.
L. P. Steuart. NE. Branch, 141 18th st.
n Atlantic GoOu
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SUBDIVISION. 70 ACRES. 9ia MILES
from Washington. with frontage of practi-
cally 00o #. on No. l Highway, splen-
didly located for subdivision. tourist camps.
This is real bargain at $500 per acre.
Address Box 4S2-D. Star Office
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PACKARD 81 passenger limousine;
perfect throushout; after thorough en-
CINE check We found this Job in Al
shape. Tires. upholstery, paint Job are
exceptional See 1t al once! S195. AL
ways better buy at SUPERIOR MOTORS.
.lpn 14th u
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LOTS WANTED,
FARMS FOR SALE.

PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL WILL BUY. d.
rect from owner. lot in Mass. or Conn. aves.
dist: 81 5OOSl 500 cash. Cleveland 2193.
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PLYMOUTH ~ cabriolet. an extremely
smart-lookins car that combines real per-
formance with this advanta tase-hoatins
power hydraulic brakes. shockless cross
steering. many other features: S31a. SUI
L1VAN CHEVROLET. 400 New York ave.
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PLYMOUTH 1875 de luxe coupe black
body. radio equipped floating power hy-
draulic brakes. all-steel body. safety glass
and many other fine features; low price
at S445; fully guaranteed. H Leary
Jr.. & Bros, 1921 14th st. NV. Potomac
1Q0O
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OLDSMOBILE 1887 6-cyl de luxe 4-door
driven ] 200 miles; S795 Call Col oO15
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES a37 VIR-
GINA AVENUE SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree in Equity No 1851
and subject to. ratification by the court,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public
auction IN front Of the premises. on FRI
DAY; DAY. MARCH TWENTY sixth / 927. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot CO. In Rileys
subdivision; square 3s3. improved by the
above premises subject to an
Indebtedness Of S4.37012 owing the
EaMitabl Cooperative Building Association
Terms OF sale. 5000 cash deposit re-
auired at time Of sale Purchase money
m excess OF building association debt to
Be paid in cash upon delivery of deed
Sale to be closed within fifteen days after
Its ratification bv the court else the de-
posit will be forfeited as liouidated dam
ages and the property readvertsed and
resold Cost of examination of title con-
Veyancins., revenue stamps. notary fees
ano recordins TO be paid hv purchaser.
VIM NICK CLAYTON
Victor Building
GEORGE c. GERTMAN
American Security Building
.oe Trustees.
24.2526
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way: tall pine to build log cabins; cleo
tricity; S40o. EVENINGS. Cleveland 6242.
12'
$50 DoWN-1O ACRES. SPRING. FACING
gravel road; 1912 miles D. c.; S615. Natl
1888 or Att 5205-J IA
GROOM HOUSE MODERN H.-WH. 3
acres, GOOD grounds back building for auto
and barn. Walnut 1444
ATTRACTIVE HOME AND FARM CON-
bined, "A acres in lower Loudoun Co. on
hard road. 30 mi. from Washington. mostly
under cultivation; 7-room house. electric
ity installed barn. outbuildinss; all in
frSt-claSS condition. Price, So. 500; 81 $50
cash balance to suit BUELL. FARM
AGENCY; Herndon, Fairfax Co.. Va.
Phone 3S
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

LARGE BRICK BLDG AT 22s 1th ST
Sc; will remodel to suit tenant. Apply @16
Sth Sc. Lincoln 1856. a.
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PLYMOUTH 1895 2.door sedan: very low
mileage paint tires and general condition
ike new S495: guaranteed. Tom S Auto
Service. 1000 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Lin
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CUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.
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| PLYMOUTH P c. sedan 1893: an attrac-
! tive little car that will give some one many
| miles OF fine service: original paint, good
| tires, Spotless inside and 1t runs fine; S245.
Pohanka Service. 1876 Goth st. NV. Dist.
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OLDSMOBILE IS" 1894 5-pass touring
coupe original attractive green finish is
perfect. upholstery has been protected by
covers: fine tires, large built-in trunk.
smooth, npwerful motor; real value at
only S342: Pohanka Service, 1926 goth
ST. NV. Dist 914l
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PLYMOUTH 1895 2-door de luxe sedan.
beautiful green lacquer finish, treSs how lit
tie wear due to low mileage. hot-water heat
er, twin horns, twin tal-lights. twin sun
visorS twin wipers, cigar lighter this car
is in beautiful condition throughout. new
car guarantee. S5s5 See Ralph Miller.
Toms Auto Service. 637 N st. NV. Po-
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only 100 miles; cost new 1863; equip
ped with special steering wheel. clock.
cigarette lighter de luxe type Philco radio,
trunk rack. chrome wheel bands. other
small accessories at a saving of almost
5000. Car may be seen at 1919 ST.
NV daily. between 10 m. and . m. or
Call Dist. 1918. ask for Mr.. Livingston. jr.
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PLYMOUTH 1884 sport coupe. rumble
seat: very popular model that is in best
of mechanical condition: excellent rubber.
spotless interior hydraulic brakes. floating
power and many other fine Plymouth fea-
lures: low price at $3.50. Semmes Sales,
Inc. 4121 18th st. NV. Adams $500.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe sedan. must sell
at once Lincoln 6323 IA
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

$4,000 CASH AND 5-APARTMENT
building will exchange for good income
property. Call j. j O'MARR. District
300. Eve. Natl. $3.50
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

139 N. G.. AVE. Sc.
BRICK GARAGE. So PER MONTH IA
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PLYMOUTH 1875 Tudor touring sedan.
paint. tires. motor general condition far
above the average: any demonstration YOU
wish: priced for quick sale S435 Semmes
Sales, Inc. 412l 18th st. NV Adams
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FUTURE.
THOMAS BOWLING e. CO., Auctioneers.
Ills EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES 91o AND
Ola FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST
Commencing At o O'Clock AM.
NH. / l L..

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES e1O AND
914 FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a decree in Equity No
6337l We will offer for sale at auction.
IN front OF said premises on TUESDAY
taxed as 800 and s07 in square s24 I'M
proved by the above numbered premises
the same being parts Of lots 4, and g.
contained within the following nletes and
bounds; Beginning on the east line OF
Fourth street at distance OF 81 feet from
the southwest corner of said square and
running thence east 105 feet inch; thence
the line of a public alley tc the line CT
Fourth street; thence south with the line
o, said street 81 feet 6 inches to the place
OF beginning
Terms of sale: Cash ueposi. OF $500 re.
ouired at time OF sale One-third CT the
purchase money to be paid In cash the
balance payable IN TWO equal annual IN
stallments from day Il sale and be repre-
sented by the ,rom,sso-y notes Of TIE our
chaser. bearing interest 1T six per cer.Um
per annum payable semi-annuallv ano
secured by FIRST oeed of trust on said pror-
erty or all cash at purchasers opticn.
Cost OF examination Of title, convesancHg
by purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with by purchaser within thirty days from
date OF ratification OF sale by the court
otherwise deposit will be forfeited as lioui-
dateo damages In the even the court de-
clines to ratify the sale deposit will be
CHARLES CLAYTON trustee
Bank of Commerce & Savings Bldg.
GEORGE c GERTMAN Trustee
American Security Bldg.
fe15 2e-mhl 5 g. ,a1O1l12l3l5,l6
ADAM A. WESCHIsR 4 SON Auctioneers
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NEW .4-FAM1LY FLAT. NEAR PA. AVE.
s:e,-Semi- detached, . bed rooms paved
street; gas heat; only one BLDG; priced low
at $50. WALTER M BAUMAN. No l
Thomas Circle. Natl. 5000; eve. Clev.
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HE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.

By ALFRED H. LAWSON.
mil .. d&ds.. exSu Vice President
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

and want quick action call District 1924
UNITED AUCTION COMPANY, 1897 K
0t. n W. Ia
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FORD 1886 Tudor standard sedan. looks
new, runs fine. only S419: terms. 443-
Conn ave n " Evans Palmer
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FORD '32 sport cabriolet. one Of the best
buys on the used-car market TO-DAY, This
particular car is in the pink Of condition
able, economical Transportation; SlSs.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET. 46O New YORK
Omen evenings
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GGiLDSMOB1LE 1897 demonstrator: liberal
Slscount: new-car guarantee. Pohanka
SeLVice Olds sales. service since 1923.
ll26 2Oth st. NV Dist al41
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BUICK '36 four-door sedan. series "91."
Radio 6-wheel Ge luxe equipment. knee
action wheels Fisher no-draft ventilation.
dual-controlled automatic accelerator pedal
starter, rigid girder frame, super-hydrau-
lie brakes. A SAFE car. A dependable
months ago for OVER $1,000. Now only
81 .295 Always better buy at SUPERIOR
MOTORS, 1920 14th st. NV. Decatur
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FORD 30 Tudor sedan. aluminium cylinder
head aluminium pistons. hydraulic shock
absorbers, all-steel body. silent second
transmission. You will have to look long
before finding another car like this Ss4a
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET. 400 New York
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FORD '35 Tudor sedan all-steel body, cen.
terooise ride provides the maximum OF
SAFETY and driving comfort positive me-
chanical brakes insure quick stopping. For
performance, plus economy. this car can
be touched S319. SUIL.Nh Ne OLE T.
460 New York ave. NV. Open evenings
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-14

leather with tremendous force and
amazing accuracy. pummeled Ra-
mon Evert of Milwaukee into sub
mission in the final bout of the
night despite the fact Manuel suf-
fered serious cash over his eve
In the first round.
Manuel flattened Evert against
the ropes with a terrific right in
the second round and had the
Milwaukee boy reeling in the fourth
and final stanza.
Ortiz advanced to the finals with
an easy win over Larry Bolvin in
his first round bout.
Herman Graves fought an uphill
battle in his semi-final match but
Joseph Baynes, another Negro, was
too fast for the Ell Centran. Baynes
peppered Graves head with lefts
and rights throughout the four
rounds to walk off with the unani-
nous decision of the judges.
Results of final bouts:
l12-pound: Manuel Ortiz, Los
Angeles, decisioned Roman Evert,
milwaukee,.
llS--Doninic Perfetti, Arnster-
dam, N. Y, decisioned Barry Gill
lett, Waukesha, Wis.
l26-Eddie Marcus Los Angeles
kayoed Wilbert Richarz, San Anto-
MO, Tex. (O.
135-Gene Rankin, Superior, Wis
decisioned Richard 'Ticky" Ford
Lawrence. Mass.
l47-Bobby Matthias. Washington
decisioned Earl Dugan, Seattle.
160 = Joseph Baynes. Brooklyn
decisioned Ernie Valenti, West Allis
Wis.
l75-Henry Mobley, Los Angeles
decisioned Laurence Chaitman..
Heavyweight - Joe Lubin, New
York, decisioned Joe Hill, Los An
On1ac
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-14
NEW YORk STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. IA UP :
Stocks were steadier today on a
more favorable outlook for early
business recoyeiry,: ndi,,.s Sonas sra niyed s
with grains higher. Cotton. sugar
coffee and silk firm. and rubber,
hides and cocoa lower.
Col. Leonard p. Ayres. vicepresi-
dent of the Cleveland Trust in a
speech today before the Cleyeianaa 9
the bottom of the present slump IN
industrial production will be reach
ed in the first half of next year.
Railroad men in Washington for
hearings of the Interstate COM
merce commission on the kh, krondhs,
rate rise told Dow Jones and COM
pany that they believed carload
ings, adjusted 10 seasonal gas1s
have s'touched bottom on the cur
rent decline and that slight upturn
in the index of loadings may pt
expected during the next several
weeks.
The American Metal Marke" 0.
ted " promising symptom IN steel
with a forecast of the production
rate at 2s per cent Of capacity. un-
changed from last week II was
the first time in IA weeks that pro
duction has not declined in this
calculation.
As a result of favorable news
and lack of liquidation, steel and
railroad shares firmed. Mercantile
and farm shares were firm. So were
some oils. Building issues were
steadier. Gold miners were again
in favor possibly as Hedges altho
volume in them was not heavy
Coppers firmed.
U. S. Steel touched 55h early in
the day and sTound the close was
AT 56k where 1t was up Is points
from the previous close. Bethle-
hem also gained more than a point
New York Central rallied y
above 10 from a low of 1Sss off ~
Homestake Mining made :. new
high at 53iz up q point and DONE
reached 81 for a gain of 1's. Sii'
vers were mixed. Anaconda, with Q
small advance, featured coppers.
Motors shares moved narrowly,
American Can made new low a.
72k after selling at rs and ther
came back 10 above the previous
ed after a decline TO 104M off 17s
Dupont made up all of liz poin'
decline. Small gains were made ps
Con. Edison and North American
while Public Service of New Jersey
eased. Sears Roebuck touched 5sA
up1A. II. :. Gypsum was up frac-
tlonally. Airplane issues were firm
transactions apprpximated Sov,. ~
600 shares compared with l,o2o.ooi
sions approximated $4,000 compar.
cd with lS0. 900 shares yesterday
Dow Jones closing Averages; II
dusirial 1880 up oB7: Railroad 81,
so unchanged Utility 21. 80 OIL
O1b.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-14

around in dark glasses.
got nowhere until I. was put in
touch with a shrewd old Tasman-
ian, Rufus Hightower, president of
the Illusion Optical company, big
firm with branches in nearly every
tree in this country. Clarence. as
Rufus Hightower insisted call
him after the sixth drink, solved
for me the mystery of the dark
glasses as it is referred to in
Scotland Yard and the Paris Su-
rete.
Years ago, when Hollywood was
only slightly colossal" Hightower
explained in his pure Castilian Tas-
manian, there was an actor who
came into town to buy some plat
mum bath tub shoppers and Co.
belin tapestry for a shower cur
tain. Afraid that not everyone
would recognize MIN, he put on a
pair of dark glasses to call atten-
ton to himself 1t worked like a
charm, and ne was torn to bits
by autograph seekers, which is the
ultimate goal of every star. Soon
Oh Iilt OtiicT SJdTo put OIl OdTK
glasses when they came into town
to shop for knick-knacks. Every
one mobbed them and they were
very happy.
But soon the public ruined this
little trick of the stars. I wasn't
lonk before everyone, wanting to be
mistaken for movie star, started
wearing dark glasses. All was tur-
MOL here for while and wasn't
Strengthened out until the city
council brought in a lot of "halts"
to lead the temporarily blind about
until they grew accustomed to see
ing through a glass darkly.
Dark glass companies sprang
up Ike toadstools, and many citi-
zens, mistaking them for mush-
rooms, ate them and were poison
ed"
Mr.. Hightower and I looked at
one another through our dark
glasses and sighed at the foolish
ness of it all.
Copyright 1887 BY United Press)
Imperial Valley press., 1937-12-14
L. A. BUTTER e EGGS
l.. A. STOCKS

LOS ANGELES, Dec. IA (UP) :
A slow market with light volume
characterized business on the Los
Angeles stock exchange today One
issue fell TO a new lew when 80
security units sold for 25ls, down
"a.
other sales: sontae Drug 100 at
s1a, down u; Bandini Oil 100 at A.,
unchanged; Bolsa Chica A 200 at
2Ss, up u Richfield Oil 100 at 5ts,
unchanged; Sunray Dol 100 at 2M,
unchanged; Standard Dol of Cal.
100 at 2s1z up "a.
Two Edison issues moved UP to
higher ground. while one fell. Ed
ison common was up u TO 21 on
sale Of 100 shares: Edison 6 per
cent pfd. 400 shares 25A, up Is; Ed
json 5k per cent pfd. 100 at 24%.
down *.
Additional sales included; Union
Oil 100 at 1917, unchanged; Cream
cries of America voters certificates
200 at AS. down Il; Menaseo 200
at 14, unchanged; Southern PACT
fic 100 at 21 Y, unchanged.
Approximate volume of sales, T.
500 shares; six issues up, six down,
nine unchanged.