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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

(Contlnue0.)
oLDsMoBILE '35 "6' four door trunk
matte matte eR1su choke, ride stssilizer. solid steel
wheels and center control steering; only
$545. Always a better buy at SUPERIOR
oLDsMoBILE 49,, 5-pass. touring coupe:
large built-in trunk, attractive blue-green
finish. fne tires. custom-made slip covers,
powerful and smooth motor: see this car
saaks saa our fad Rf': 10th 81 ST.
oLDsMoBILE coach. 1885: black finish is
just like new. spotless inside. nne tlres;; res;
convince you of. the orisinai owners .fns fns
care: S415 Pohanka Service 11a6 goth
OLPSMOBILE 1884 sedan; brown finish;
new seat covers; appearance very good;
$475: Walsh Motor Co., 5000 Georgia ave-
Shepherd 4400.
oLDsMoBILE 1885 trunk sedan: original nal
every detail drive it today: oniy. s545.
Sations SSahes 1887 a9fnea and n' 1929 l4h ST. t. nv nv
National 94T3.
OLDSMoBILE 1884, ,5-passenger. e-door
sedan; 6-cylinder; black paint. ,spotless
excellent tires copd s9lsRddc cadac mHfHs
Co. 1929 22nd ST. NV Natl. 1900. Open
OLDsMOBILE 1886 4-door touring sedan;
de luxe with built-in trunk; original Duco:
runs like, a charm: Car is only a few
q new-car show room floor. Priced as
genuine bargain for only $685.; easy, terms.
trades accepted; fully guaranteed by our
warranty. Standard Motor Sales 1905
14th st. NV. North 2298.
PACKARD 1894 coupe to close estate;
cost $1,000: perfect condition; maintained
under Packard service agreement; over
500 in accessories. trunk. hedter, etc.
Will furnish detailed history. Real bar
gain, $50. Call Natl 9096. Monday.
PACKARD 1882 de luxe sport coupe; solid
top. has had unusually good care and only
one owner; name on request SS5 down.
SIS month. PRY MOTOR CAR CO.. 5019
Conn. ave. NV.
PACKARD hearse, 1927; end loading COM
bination in good condition; priced rea-
sonably for quick sale: will finance. L. A.
Conner: the Flexible Company. Wiscon-
sin 2S1S.
PACKARD 1882 7-passenger sedan; 6 wire
wheels, trunk rack. black paint. cloth up
holstery. excellent tires: very clean car;
S465. c. c. C. guaranty. Capitol Cadll-
lac Co. 1922 22nd ST. NV. Natl 1900.
Open Sunday and evenings.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door touring sedan;
black. large trunk. heater; $1,000 miles:
3 months old: new-car guarantee; terms
or trade Tredwell Sales. Shepherd 1855.
Evening star., 1937-02-28

OLDSMoBILE 1894 .5-passenger, 2-door
sedan. 6-cylinder; black paint spotless
S395; C. c. =. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac
Co. 1929 22nd st. NV. Natl. 1900. Open
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Zamsna dvou bratri.

Adolf Hirsch, dnes 21lety
holicsky pomocnfk v Stankove
ma Plzensku utrpel pred dive
ma roxy tezky 1raz pri nehode
auta. LekaTi v klatovske ne
mocnici tehdy pochybovali O je
no zachrane. Pc okoll Sc roz-
nesla zprava, re Hirsch zem-
rel, Tuto povest vzaly ma We
dom1 i 1Tady a povazovaly
Hirsche "a mrtveho. Hirsch Sc
zat1m uzdravil a zacal Sc VIDA
vati "a sveho bratra, o jehoz
smrti Tide v kraji nevedeli. Az
ted pTi projednavanf jakesi de
dicke zalezitosti sc ma to pfis-
10, re mrtvy vlastne zije. By
la do Stankova pozvana Hrs
chova sestra z Prahy, ably po-
Itvrdila, IDA Hirsch nen1 jejlm
mrtvym bratrem, "a ktereho
Sc vydava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Clovece, nezlob Sc ...!

Jsou situace, kdy cloveka po-
padne zlost, re by z k1ze vyle-
tel. Clovek, ktery chtel odna-
ucit lidi zlosti, vymyslel spole-
censkou hru: "Clovece, nezlob
SEP Tuhle hru hral v jedne
jihoceske obci nedavno otec S
rodinou. Otec mel smdlu, ne
padla mu sestka. Marine no re-
ma chlacholila: Gale, Alois,
nezlob Sc = !" Hrali dial Ease
asi hodinu a otec znovu v nej-
lepslm byl vyrazen re hry. Mr.
still kostkou a shodil hru sc sto-
lu. zena Sc pokusila znovu no
uchlacholit a rekla: "Tato, ne
zlob sci" Ted Sc tata teprve
rozc1lil, vrhl Sc ma manzelku,
pax rozdupal hru a zacal roZ-
b1jet nadob1. Ami sousede mu
v tonic raden1 nemohli zabra-
nit a musili pTijit cetn1ci.
V mladoboleslavskem okrese
hrali ochotnici divadlo. Byla
scena, kdy Sc diva herci ma je-
visit pTeli O spor, ktery ma ko-
nee mela rozfesit pfichazejfci
dcera. Jeden ochotnik, ably po-
zlobil sveho spoluherce, uzam-
XII ochotnici ma klosete a kl1c
schoval. A hrali. A kdyz by
la hadka nejprudsi, herec po-
vida: "Pockej, sousede, uvid1s,
az Pride dcera, re ia nam
pravdu." Nacez druhy hned
ma to: Gale ona nepfijde". He
rec ktery uz netrpelive cekal
az ochotnice vejde ma scenu
poposel Ike dverim a pov1da
"Prljde, uz slysim, re jde =
Druhy Ease klidne: "Nepfij-
de-" Ten prvni v domnen1, Re
mu partner jen pomaha zamlu
Wit nedobrovolnou prestavku
We hre, pokracuje: "Hle, jiz
tamto prichaz1." V tom Sc O.
zvalo z kulis Size septem, ale
tax, re to i obecenstvo slyselo
iona nemGze prij1t, nekdo j
zamknul ma zachode =" A o.
pona sla dol1.
Ma jine ochotnicke scene v
sumavskem meste vystupoval
m1stnl komik. Marine Sc pokou.
sci rozesmat obecenstvo. TAX
pocal tancit nejaky divoky ia
nee, ably divaky rozesmal
Marine. Najednou pod MIN
prasklo prkno jeviste a komih
upadl a vymknul 81 nohu. u.
delal zoufaly oblicej a vykrik-
bolestf. Oval sc sm1ch. Pc
kusil Sc vstat, ale s b~olestnyn
vykrikem sc chytil "a nohu
bette pro doktora, ia man
zlomenou nohu!" Sm1ch rostl
"Lidi, opravdu ut1kejte pre-
doktora!" To uz sm1ch salem
buracel. A ma konec - on o
pravdu mel nohu vymknutou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22


"Po 10 let jsem trpel nestra-
vitelnostl zavinenou nesprav-
nym vymitanim. Pc uzfvan1
Ora. Petra Hoboko c1til jsem
Sc 0 mnoho lepe a mohu nynf
pracovati cely den ma poli".
Pc vice nez-li $50 let, Ora. Pc
ira Hoboko prineslo pozehna-
nou ulevu tis1cGm trp1c1m ne
mocemi zavinenymi nesprav-
nym zaz1vanim a vymitanfm.
Hoboko jest casem vyzkouse-
ny lecivy prostredek, ktery
pravidluje streva a vym1ta sko
dive ~necistoty re soustavy, po-
mahaj1c tim prfrode vybudo-
vati slime zdrave telo. Nase
leky nejsou nabizeny lekarn1-
kun, nybrz pouze opravnenym
mlstnim jednatel1m. Piste
dnes ohledne nasf stedre zku-
sebnl lahve, DIR. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co., Dept D 1898, 2501
Washington Blvd, Chicago,
III. advt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
Uplynuly diva roxy.

Uplynuly diva roxy. V te
dobe Salabova nekolikrat nav
stivila rodinu Radimefskeho,
ably oznamila, re je Jindfich
velmi spokojeny, re mu pan
Navarro dava uz vedle celeho G
patient take plat a femeslo re
Sc Jindfichovi lib. Tyto zpra-
Wy prinesla Salabova radostne.
AZ pc dvou letech pfisla JED
nou S placem.
"Prichazfm, pane rfdfcf, "a
sc k YAM O radu We SVEN veil
KEN souzen1."
(Pokracovani.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-01-22
NEMESIS.
Napsal BedTich Moravec.


odpovedel. DO tydne budu
m1ti jiste cd Navary zpravu.
Bude mne velmi tesiti, bude-li
prfzniva, protoze rad bych pro
vaseho Jindricha ucinil, co je v
me moznosti, ably hoch byl
pro budoucnost zaopatren."
"PTedem mnohokrat deku-
ji," Tekla Salabova vrele. Roz
loucila sc a odesla. Anicka il
vyprovodila pred dim. Kdyz
Sc vratila do kuchyne, otazala
Sc manzela starostlive - ely
Mirku, CO to naddGlnf povfda-
la, re il zivot netesf? Ably 81
snad nechtela sahnouti ma Ii
vot, jake to udelala nebozka
PAM spravcova Drazka."
Radimersky Sc jen usmal:
|"Neboj Sc! Table zena nesko-
cf do reky, protoze Sc ma rada.
Nedostatek lasky jefho muze
nebolf il tolik jake nestastnou
Mari. Boil il jen vsedn1 sta
rosti, kterych Sc hled1 zbavi-
tt. Zbav1-li Sc jich, Dude Ease
Sc zivotem spokojena."
Anicka vyslal k manzeli Wy
citavy pohled: "A ty j cd tech
starosti chces pomoci!"
Radimersky pohledl ma man
zelku vazne: 20 nj Sc mi ne
jedna, protoze ma co chtela, a.
lie O jeji dfte, ktere piece ne
NIUE "a to, CHM Sc pohfesila
matka. Rozum1S mi -"
"Rozumfm," Tekla Anicka
uz spokojena. "Je I've jednanf
slechetne jake vzdycky."
Ia tyden dostavila Sc Sala-
bova k Radimefskym.
"Prichazfm, pane T1d1c1, po-
zeptati Sc v zalezitosti sveho
Jindficha," rekla, kdyz il pc O.
bycejnych zdvorilostnfch fra
zfch vyzvali, ably Sc posadila.
"Vsecko dobre," Tekl il Ra-
dimefsky. "Racte 81 pTec1sti
dopis meho spoluzaka Navary!
Podmfnky jeho jsou velmi prfz
nive."
Vynal dopis re zasuvky sve-
no psacfho stolu a podal no pa
nj. Celia pozorne, pTi cemz
Sc il oblicej stale vyjasnoval,a az
Sc ma mem konecne objevil spo-
kojeny dsmev.
"To je vyborne!" z~volala,
vracejic dopis RadimeTskemu.
"Podmfnky vesmes prijimam."
"Podrzte 81 tedy dopis, a.
byste Sc Jim mohla vykazati,a az
dovezete Jindricha do Prahy !!
Radil bych YAM, abyste tax u
cinila co nejdr1ve. Je treba, a.
by hoch z prace skolni .pTisel
hned do prace skutecne. Ne
Dude Sc mu pax zdati vstup do
praktickeho zivota pT1lis tyr
dym."
Salabova vstala, prikrocila k
~Radimerskemu a nastavuj1c
mu ruku, rekla: "Krasne jste Sc
~postaral O meho syna, pane II
dfci, lepe nez jeho otcim. Zba-
vii jste mne velke starosti, pro
toze bez vas nebyla bych vede-
la co S hochem pocfti. Jak Sc
YAM kdy "a vasi dobrotu Cd
slouzfm?"
Radimersky Sc jen usmal'
"Rad jsem YAM pomohl bez ma
rok1 ma nejake odslouzen1
A verte mi, re jsem velmi rad:
re Sc mi to povedlo. Nejste
mi nicim povinovana, ami dl'
kem."
Vstal a stiskl ruku Salabo-
We. z toho stisknut1 musela Wy.
cititi, re jeho slova jsou mine.
ma uprfmne. Obratila sc pc.
tom k Anicce, a maj1c oci pine
slzi, oslovila il: "Pan1 rfdicl
wy jste 81 vybrala nejleps1he
muze a jste We SVEN manzel'
stvi jiste ~stastna."
Anieka vypukla v srdecnJ
sm1ch: ga 81 no nevybrala
on 81 vybral mne. Ale pflliS
no chvaliti nesmfte, ably nez
pysnel."
Aniccin sm1ch nakazil ostat
nj. Usmal sc Radimersky, u
smala sc i Salabova skrze Shy
Nejsrdecnejslm byl 1smev A
niccin. Co Salabova O jejln
nrH; MoLla To AniGka dawn
Evening star., 1937-06-16
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. June 16.-Dividends de-
e!ared prepared by Standard Statistics
Corp):
Extra.
Pc Stk of Pay
r,o,. Rate. riod, record. able
beneficial int l5c 6-15 -15
Fifth Ave Bank IS $40 G30
Arrearage.
Aero Sup Mfg - 75c 6-o6 ~
Initial.
Reinsur Corp of NY l5c 6-ls 6-oS
Increased.
Detroit Edison s. 6-o5 --15
United Specialties 35c 6-2l II
Accumulated.
Canadian Wirebound
Boxes 81 6-l5 70
Western Diaries SO pf 15c - Cpl $50
Cuban Amer Sug IF So so - 1-l6 1-15
Evening star., 1937-06-16
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. June 16 P.-Federal Ian
Bank bonds ~
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. June 16 tFY.-Poultry. live
63 trucks; hens steady, chickens easy:
hens. over pounds. l7i2: pounds and
less; Leghorn hens. 1919: fryers COL
Rock, %; barebacks. II: broilers COL
ored; 10: Plymouth and White Rock. 80.
oarebacks; is: Leghorn. 1918: Springs
colored % Plymouth Rock. c3: White
ROCK. 25i2: barebacks 20; roosters Ia.
Leghorn roosters. IL TURKEYS hens TX:
toms. IA: No. turkeys. ia. Ducks
white and colored Az pounds up, IL:
small. 10. Geese g.
BUTTER: 1879 steady: prices un-
ehhanged. en- n Eggs, 1897, firm; prices un-
Potatoes, ia; on track. 1854; total
United .t States shipments, 1,01l Old
STOCK about steady; supplies light; de-
mand light; sacked. per hundredweieht:
idaho Russet Burbanks. U. s. No. i. car.
l''5: Montana Russet Eurbanks. U. S. No,
lisa Gar 90: Washington Russet Bur
st, stoek steady; supplies light demand light:
so; North Carolina Cobblers. U. S. No
mostly 100; car. fine quality, l so: few
showing considerable decay ]. .OO-25; bliss
dition. few sales, 145; Arizona. q s No
decay / $40: Arkansas O. "seo S No some !
lew sales. generally fair condition, l.25-
SO; Oklahoma, U. S. No. /. car. fair con-
dition. 1.35; Oklahoma Cobblers u s
No. l.. so; Louisiana Bliss Triumphs
Q. s.; No. !. few sales, 1.55-6O; car un-
elassif1ed. ! 35: Alabama Bliss Triumphs
y, s. No. /, fair condition, LAO.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
Of STEEL
STRIKE MODERATE
Some Division of Orders IN
dicated-Ingot Rate
Down Slightly.
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 16-Strikes
affecting four major independent steel
companies are having minimum" Of
influence on steel markets, Iron Age
said today in its weekly review Of the
industry.
New business in Pittsburgh and at
one or two other points was slightly
larger in the last week than in the
week before" the trade journal said,
indicating some diversion OF orders
from strike-affected companies not in
volved, but the small amount Of such
switching indicates the majority of
steel users are well supplied for the
time being
Production Of steel ingots is slightly
lower this week, according to our esti-
mate-77 per cent against 78 per cent
last week.-Mrs. being partly due to re-
duced output at Johnstown, Pa. and
in the Youngstown area, and in the
South. In the Chicago district, where
the Inland plant is closed tight, the
average rate is up l point to "a per
cent because Of increased output by
Republic and Carnegie-I Illinois.
"One Of the most serious results Of
the strikes as affecting consumers is
the loss of tin plate production, which
totals about 10000 tons month, or
approximately II per cent of the aver
age monthly output in 1896. Owing
to the close proximity of the packing
season, this tonnage cannot be made
up this year.
There is an ample supply OF cans
for early crops, but, should the strikes
last for some weeks longer, there
might be shortage of tin plate for late
season crops.
Steel scrap continues to reflect
strike conditions, with further declines
OF so cents ton at Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia, but no change at Chicago.
The Iron Age scrap composite price
is at new low for the year at sl708."
Evening star., 1937-06-16
FARM EQUIPMENT
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
Best Sales and Profits
Since 1929 Forecast by
Fenner & Beane.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DlSpatcn 10 Inc StAt.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Estimated
1887 farm income Of $9,500,000, 900,
coupled with the trend toward mech
anization Of American agriculture,
points to the largest sales and profits
for the farm equipment industry since
1929, according to a special survey OF
the agricultural machinery industry
issued by Fenner & Beane, New York
Stock Exchange firm.
Farm equipment sales this year may
reach s566 900, up 27 per cent over
1886 and almost equal to sales of
$57l, 100000 in 1929 OF this the Fen
ner & Beane study estimates that
$500, 100000 may represent domestic
sales, while 100000 may come from
the export market, which has been
showing considerable improvement
this year; exports of farm machinery,
normally an important factor to most
implement companies, were 63 per cent
greater IN the first quarter this year
than year ago, the report states.
Two Factors Favorable.
Both political and economic factors
continue to promise very favorable
outlook for agricultural purchasing
power, major determinant in the de-
mand for farm equipment" according
to the analysis.
The impetus Of crop control sup
piled by the invalidated A. A. A. pro-
gram together with crop losses caused
by the droughts of 1884 and 1886 has
brought the composite price Of all farm
products to within IA per cent of 1925
levels and helped re-establish a virtual
parity between prices for agricultural
and industrial commodities; the ratio
between prices paid and prices received
by the farmer increased to 98 In the
first quarter of 1897 from 90 in 1886
and 81 in 1882.
In addition, Government cash pay
ments in the form of benefit and soil
conservation payments which have
totaled Sl,59o,0OO,0oO over the four
years l93336, equa! to about 6 per
cent of total cash farm income, are
expected to hold to the same proper
ton in 1887.
Farm Income JUMPS.
1t now appears likely that farm
income in 1887 will closely approach
1929 levels. Farm receipts from cash
marketings, rejecting higher crop and
live stock prices this year, totaled ST.
f0o,OOO,O0O in the first quarter, a gain
OF Is per cent over the first three
months Of 1896. Government pay
ments during this period brought the
fgure for net farm income to 81 ,90O,-
100000 in the first quarter, a gain of
26 per cent over the first three months
Evening star., 1937-06-16
INDUSTRY NEEDS
TRAINED WORKERS
U. S. Steel Employs 594
Graduates of 81 Colleges
and Universities.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Evidence of
industrys need for trained men
frightened the employment horizon
today.
The s2,o0o,o00,o0o United States
Steel Corp, producer Of about 40 per
cent of the Nations steel, announced
today it had given 594 college and uni
versity graduates from 81 institutions
jobs in subsidiary companies.
So intent was the corporation in
combing over the field for talent, it
sent out scouting committees. These
groups, representing engineering, op-
Grating and sales departments of the
steel company's subsidiaries, spent the
first five months of the year canvass
ing colleges in the 48 States.
Yardsticks of student ability as fu-
ture industrialists were scholarship
record, student activities, practical ex-
perience during Summer vacations
and percentage of college expenses
earned during terms, either through
scholarships or jobs" the announce
ment said
THE initiation Of this program" ii
added, docs not mean that all i'm
portant positions which may become
available in the future will be filled
by college men"
This comment recalled to observers
of the steel industry some of its work
ers who have risen to prominence from
the ranks.
Kingpin Of the industry in its fedg-
ling days was the late Andrew Car
Enegie. To his mother, who took in
washing, he gave his S1.20 week
wage in the days when he was a bob
bin boy Climax Of his industrial ca
reer was the sale of his plant to q
group headed by the late j. P. Nor
| gan. The price was said to have been
! 1892, 100000
His right-hand man In the early
days was Charles M. Schwab one-time
| Pennsylvania stage driver, who went
to work in Carnegie's steel plant for
81 a day and rose to become chairman
of the board of Bethlehem Corp. His
salary last year was S200,G00
Another big steel man, old style, il
James A. Farrell, who started as {
laborer in the industry at the age O.
is and landed in the presidents chail
OF United States Steel Corp, a jot
he held from 1911 to 1882. His salar,
at the peak Of his career is said te
have exceeded $l50,0oo a year and IL
addition he received a bonAs Of un.
disclosed amount.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK, June l6 0P.-Crude rub
Der futures opened steady, UNCHANGED to
% higher July. 1945-50; September,
19.4s-50; December, i9.54-5s.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, June 16 GP.-Silver fu-
tures opened steady. UNCHANGED to 5
higher. July. 4435b: September A Dob:
December. 43.95b. Bid.
Evening star., 1937-06-16

Of 1885. Taking all factors into con-
sideration, farm income for 1887 will
probably total around s9,500,000, 900,
to compare with o0,000,000 in
1929" the report believes.
Furthermore, the study points out,
many administration policies have
fostered a higher real farm income
by cutting expenses and thereby ieav-
ing a larger margin of income for
the purchase of equipment. Lower
debt and tax charges, for example,
have reduced the farmers combined
annual interest and tax bill to an
estimated 105 per cent Of income in
1886 from 1873 per cent in 1929, and
contributed to cut in farm produc-
ton expenses to an estimated At per
cent of net farm income in 1886 from
67.2 per cent in 1882 and 528 per cent
in 1929, according to Department of
Agriculture estimates.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. June 16 P-Live
poultry, fowls. White Leghorns. average,
1918; cross-bredS. 1921: Reds. broilers
1919; ducks. white Pekin. young. 1914;
turkeys. fancy. hens 17-la.
Dressed poultry Unclaimed
Evening star., 1937-06-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,

BOSTON. June l6 CP, UNITED States
Department of Agriculturel. l.-Scattered
sales OF small to moderate volume were
closed today on the Boston wool market,
Prices were steady TO firm. though woods
were not taken freely
Good 12-month Texas wool was sold at
a5-96 cents secured basis Some purchases
were reported in the country on orders
from BUYERS and the costs delivered to buy
ers in the East were figured slightly be-
low current quotations on spot woods in
Boston.
Delivery of contracted Western woods
sold some time aso continued to fill a large
part OF the needs Of users of these woods
Evening star., 1937-06-16
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June 16 AN.-Tradng in to-
and industrial shares were Arm, with rub
ber issues in good demand. Oils and min
ing. securities sold higher especially the
cold issues. Transatlantic shares were in
good demand but reacted slightly from
the high prices of the day German bonds
were strong.
tone. although government bonds were
firm. renteS finishing with gains Of s to
S5 centimes. Bank of France issue lost 145
francs Royal Dutch declined 81 francs
and Suez Canal was weak with a loss of
S45 francs from Tuesdays close.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June l6.-A slightly
improved tone in United States Gov
ernments, together with steadiness in
high-grade corporates, marked bond
trading today. With the recent rush
OF new issues some traders feel the
bond market may take brace.
Swings in the Federal list were
mostly upward. The 4l4s gained 1882
and the 224s of 1854 were up 5-32.
Home Owners Loan IS and Federal
Farm IS slipped trif1e.
OF the corporates Shell Union Oil
hens were bettered Z and National
Dairy 34s were up IA. Northern Pa
clflc As were little better. Bethle-
hem Steel issues slumped slightly.
Lower were Atchison As, Studebaker
IS, Missouri Pacific IS and Youngs-
town Sheet & Tube 3l2s.
The foreign list was uneven.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
Syndicate Offers -
Debentures for
Commercial Credit
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 16.-A new issue
OF $35, 100000 in ~ per cent deben-
lures OF the Commercial Credit Co.
was offered today at 997s and interest
by syndicate headed by Kidder, Pea
body g. Co. and the First Boston Corp.
The Offering was the second for the
company within the last 10 months,
$30,000,000 In debentures having been
marketed last Fall.
Proceeds from the newest financing,
like that Of the first, will be used as
new capital to purchase receivables.
The issue is dsted June Is, 1897, and
due June is, 1912.
Evening star., 1937-06-16
U. S. TREASURY POSITION
IS the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury on June
"a Receipts. S37. .294. .525 As: expendi-
cures. $50. .05S,42S16; balance. S1,SO6.-
200 2s1 81: customs receipts for the
month. S21. .13S47l
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
u; 81 103: :O59.764 81: expenditures. ST.
Joy 16,4S7.59. including S2,T10301- =
1850 Of emergency expenditures: excess
Of expenditures S2,4O4. 356,722 .9S: gross
debt. S35 2Sl .S74. .5S2. OIL a decrease of
S447 .29S 81 under the previous day gold
assets. S12,192. .749.2SS.34 including
1851 ,403 342.7S of inactive gold
Evening star., 1937-06-16
Steel Scrap Says
so Gents Ton
Due to Strikes
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Dow Jones
81 Co. said In Pittsburgh dispatch
today that, as reflection Of current
steel strikes, No. l heavy melting
steel scrap has dropped about so cents
a ton to around $l8 to $3.50 a ton.
Other grades have been affected in
the same proportion and trade circles
believe that If steel tie-ups continue
there will be a further drop in prices,
the dispatch says.
Steel scrap is down about IS ton
from the top Of the recovery move
ment.
Evening star., 1937-06-16

BY private wire direct to The star.
R { A s U R Y.

All time shown below Is daylight savins
on which the Exchange IL now operating.
The Washington times., 1937-05-08
KN1CK.KNACKs

The rather frivolous designation
Of "knick-knacks" describes many
little innovations in home equip
ment and design which serve to
brighten the house, save steps or
prevent waste Of money.
In the equipment field, for in.
stance, there Is the electric gar.
bage disposal machine. It vel
comes into it's jaws any sort Of
kitchen leavings, including hard
bones, and grinds them up into
tiny bits. Then it disgorges them
into ordinary waste pipes. No
odor. No unsightly cans waiting
out front for the garbage man.
And no bother.
Another type of gadget is In.
direct lighting in the "moderne
mode" This sort of equipment
serves a definitely utilitarian pur.
pose entirely aside from its appeal
to those seeking the latest and
best.
Indirect lighting, especially the
softer, shaded but completely sat
isfactory illumination provided by
many well-ccnstructed modern
ceiling, wall and table lights, is
easy on the eyes. It eliminates