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APARrMRNrs uAFuRNlsHED.

APARTMENTS ukFuRkIsHEp.
THE KLINGLE
dCos; Conn; Ave: and Maeomb ST.
sash Aso dansss 4ou eishen
ann. sni dinss,s; .Hna.r Litchsn and bath; corner
Mslf M:ns,.4. ana s.hsIs: eIss q s4 House
2-BEDRM. DUPLEX APIS.
Corner. new. 8 and 4 rms; heat and h.
R:n',pic; iaIn; dsss nsss Eastern High: $3.50 UP.
$3.50.
ssassn sosss .nd q bsts ., rem s
"'slcins {: maHaESs: Visor k4ps Co.: ~ Met so11.
WALKING DISTANCE G. P. O.,
Ths fIisn.n s,bisy ley No, No. Is st. nw2 room.
A scGo nHS1! %IEpoN EEsaS Co Re-. MsofinYtssf soiY
FACING NATL. CATHEDRAL,
anl0 Wisconsin ave. NV
sss'r. nss an ssis: IISs:n Ds;sss sssas'' ,.4:i M
stoves with heat control to bs
dinette, kit. and bath, $50: 2
Rorcn: 20. DO Free FrisldalIs.
J. G. weldon CO.,
KNW. Met. BOIL,
5311 9th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen; bath, s42.5o
,.o, SHANNON d LUCHs co.
1905 POTOMAC ST. NV.
Located IN Desirable Section Of
saSos and s.. ss'9 3.n'o4 saa9%s''s oa M
THE Il MUNsEY TRUST CO.,
National $3.50.
811 7th ST. NE.
msnsS {SHn' af s:'f eoHERa essI Hh2sS1G
MODERN BLDGS.
35l7 18th ST. NV.
Rooms. Kitchen. Bath, RefE.. s45.
1924 14th ST. NV.
Rooms, Kitchen, Bath, Porch. $50.
ATLANTIC, 1905 10th ST. NV.
. Rooms. Kitchen. Bath. Refs. S45.
HOMESTEAD, 1914 1lth ST. NV.
Room. Kitchen, Bath, $50.
RRooms. Roonas. ktchen' kstchen' Bath ' 1920.
902 L ST. NV.
Rooms. Kitchen, Bath, S4250.
AVONDALE ST, BETHESDA, MD.
Rooms, Kitchen. Bath. Porch. $3.50.
Open for Inspection.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
sos H ST. NV.
1859 CONDUIT RID. NV.
in.a-door bed u eisetrie i psfriserstor' enu2
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H St. NV National 2345
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FLATS FOR RENT.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM BUILT RESIDENCE
in Kenwood. Nd among the Japanese
cherry blossoms, 10s Brookside drive. Com
pletely furnished including Steinway baby
grand plano; large rooms. very modern.
baths. 2-car rarane; 150.ft. front lot.
Owner leaving city for several months. For
Wisconsin 4425 or Cleveland 917s.
55 " ST NW-SIX ROOMS. MODERN.
complete. nicely furnished: silver and
linen included. Call Decatur 1880, Apt. 2Os.
NEAR WARpMAN PARK-sIx ROOMS.
screened porches. convenient location;
comfortably furnished. Col s454 sunday
after /. 49,
CONTINUED oo Next fS1S.y
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bl3. 6EWARn 60. S.E-TW0 ROOMS,
&onahle. 26s
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APARTMENTS uNFuRhlsHEp.

APARTMENTS uNFuRkisHED.
1910 MINTWOOD PL. NV.
Three large rooms. Kitchen. hall. but
ADAMS O539.
GEORGETOWN.
a.d:n .seAss S f9s bah SRys'
1922 14th ST. NV.
2 rooms; kitchen. bath: rsfs. on house
2i9 T ST. NE.
Near Mckinley Hiah School.
euIr.ns, lToms ssa kenen' so oa1h' rsis' on house
HARRY A. oLIKER CO.,
1914 < st. NV National 1857.
2901 10th ST. NV.
The Radnor:; elevator. rsfriseration.
',".s tss$i' .sa1ssss ssss, s'is5 3 E5sas GO;
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS.
1900 Neal ST. NE. Apt. 3.
large rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath.
screened porch: heat, hot water furnish
cRs 81 1Rsnssr asAIrY sa Peg e. for NeT Pass
LOOK! ONLY $42.50.
Within walking distance of down.
buses etc. Foyer with isrse closet.
HREeERaT1osdf Rs ass9 sssdfo2 pnh kitchen sns coE 5E
SaI1.I SHEIE PORCH. A most unusual
1882 r st. NV.
THE CHASTLETON,
18th AND r SITS. NV
story building, containing stores and dinin g
rms, kit. bath, porch, s55 and $50.
rms. Kit bath, porch. $40, $50 and $s5.
el.vStor ssEvic. sp,s s4hour switchboard and
Phons0 Nh s.zGf sGGfRoEss. Msr. North 10000.
81 R. I. AVE.-49 T ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath $4,000
vs 'sHANNoSe NHS!sses Z and n1cas aish CO. 4s''o
1905 H St NV. National .345.
233 KY. AVE. Sc.
3R, B.; Near Navy Yard.
'3HF 3ts 1:p5:@I$a5ies :; RSEI9ae7 ~. i. s9Es. s,E.
Lincoln O0S5
DOWNTOWN-$3O.5 .5O-S32. SO
Pension Park, rms. and bath Janitor serv.
DUPLEX APIS.
S3s3 40th St NV" r., kit, S45 90
1o27 4oth st. nv r.. kit. b. 1850
GEORGE I. BORGER.
o43 Indiana Ave. NV. Nationsl o35o.
NORTHBROOK,
$50 18th st, n.w.-1 room bath: 2 and
. rooms, kitchen. bath. Columbia 1880.
CORNER APARTMENT.
18th AND WYOMING AVE.
1s70 WYO AvED
3bedrooms, 2 baths with shower
large living and dining rooms,
large reception hall, kitchen and
outler's pantry, each with sink.
Switchboard. Decatur 1880. Res
ldent manager. Rental, $130.
MARYLAND COURTS.
9th AND SITS. NE.
Bachelor, l rm., kit; bath; 2 rms kit,
bath, 3 rms. kit, bath: 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service. Apply Res Mgr
2434 10th ST. NV.
> l02ai sHAssos 1 81 ( s''i, LueAs BIB co; $500
1a05 H St. NV. National 2345.
RENT OUT ROOMS?
INTOWN-5-RM. APT, S75.
Modern elevator BLDG. Lsrse room,
marble bath. 1424 X st. NV Natl. 543T
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APARrMfNTs uhFuRNlsHEp.

~ NN = sNBVsS ONtoNSNuSOsOs
Sol PARK Rp. N.W-2 ROoMN KTTCH-
en- and bath: near Soldiers Home: S4b
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1873 x 81. NV. District 1Olb.
NEW APARTMENT.
3iS R, I. AVE. NE.
Z Rms. Kit. Din, Bath: Adults Only.
1901 CLIFTON ST. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen. bath, porch,
electric refrigeration S6b. 90
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1908 H St. NV. NationaI aa45.
1921 RIGGS PL., $47.5O.
Near Conn. Ave. and r st. NV.
4 rooms kitchen and bath. open back
porch; electricity. gas and heat furnished.
PHILLIPS 4 CANBY, INC.
Natl. 1900. l0l2 18th 81 NV.
SENATE COURTS,
120 c st. NE.
Adjoining Capitol Plasa and Parks:
Convenient to Many Government Depts.
One large room: dinette. kit, dressing
closet, colored tile bath. built-in tub,
shower: entrances, eiac. refs on house.
painted walls. incinerator: rsdec. like new;
completely modern BLDG S4650'
Resident Manager Apt; ioa AZ 4S67.
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APARTMENTS uNFuRh,snep.

sions. 30oo-5lo0 Conn. ave NV. opposite
Zoo entranee-Vsry large rooms. Yemark-
able closet space: ! rm. and bath. $3z;
rms. kit. and bath $3.50 and $4,000;
includes 40.ft. living room all electricity
Tree. Call Adams 4S00 or Col. 2145. Res.
M1r. in each building
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
REAL VALUES; NEW BRICK BUNoX-
:::::; i: " * S.::ss s:5s' .ss. a'ses'
ff.AlsiS:.ds'ai ffAsT9S. Hill ss .sa srsi siASSs sSss
esndition throgshout. Price only $3.50.
Tanssd ,.s ahSs tS suit v.nnss 4 .n1 o1fy Srs1.,
Usually srtistie design. H soHsainins iour &
Bedrooms and two tiled baths two Sed.
rooms and bath on the first hooYl, priced
st Slo.600. 6unroom opening Oh living
room. open nreplace. Oil burner. built.in
sarge rag 81 slats % rel Nm r1lly % det.shsd s9d cn
97. 97.500-sfLENDID BUY. sAULs ADpi-
TON. between 18th and 18th SITS. NV
2eesDsos 2eSes srfa h. hof TwS S0d scsp HF E
trim throughout: fully screened, weather.
stripped; summer and winter shades. avn
inss; A REAL INVESTMENT FOR HOME
OR INCOME. Very moderate terms TO sub
msn sssnti' s6ss pHtg tn;gsetiGn q s
i:XEp EXES1SS ssss PaoNs MK. RAsS' cIIvT: iss:
ON GALLATIN ST. NV. A HOUSE AT
5000. Arranged to accommodate two
WIFI Masis ce JAass sassphs5a Nc $500 until Pm"
WIZ TRApE NEW DIET. BRICK. nv.
Snssn osn' Mess sss nsss.es fSsS s's si,i if:fs
CONTINUED 00 XS1f f1101
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Outstanding Values
Near 18th and Col. Rd.

Outstanding Values
Near 18th and Col. Rd.
Convenient to stores. thsstssx car
lines. A quiet neighborhood.
FRI0DAnE CURRENT FREE
1850 clydssdaIe Pl. NV.
$6z. .60-Apt. l04-Tront apt. Re.
s.Aroo 1s.ssn 1Ssss'sn r,e.s.n 81: y1f .ns fs.tS loom
$67.S0-Apt. 2os-Recsption hall.
S,,sa ,., na.es ssd s:d.oen. ssss0s d,nss,s. sSs@
Near Roosevelt High
'sSs e. Asl.R;,: ~ NV 4.a I,..
f!sshss ssi S.tS serssseS sssSSG; pe;sR. ans e!se:
"ssss Ia ssses :.ssic. :ss 3.:ai.hes ess
~ 4ss x6ss Asess:s' AZ: t,sss vis.:.,
,sen e.dass d:s e.l sssess Hss,es 'Gs :ns da,a: Ssss
1.. 5ssseT ss:2e :9s,s. t: su,ass, ass tna hot
In Pstworth
4e7S 4th 81. NV.
$Sl .5o-Apt. No. 3-ReesDttoa han.
r,t.h.n .sH Myip: S:t Eeona s:alssH @nstts.
Heat and hot vster 7urHissed.
CONVENIENT TO SCHOOLS
1918 Concord Ave. NV.
$53.S0-Apt. No. &-Livins reona.
esdreem. dinette. kitchen
sss e ssser sase I4sS Hsis ;sa iss
61o9 Ind St. NV.
$50. .00--ADt. No. 3-Livtng rssm.
.se 18th; sssssa.a' a''sk sScssk. .lssis sl:sssss
New Efficiency Apt.
l744 cspitel Ave. NE.
als. ~ .soMzSs 1zs = X. ';Ie.1 1AsEss. A.; NJ rom,
bear6em. dtnstts. kitchen
ssse ycts 49, .sS 49, sssr ssFsn sst
1853 Raum St. NE.
s41soM II: 1:l:s + ss' s':.: 1v's. Az; NJ; room.
b4dreem.. dtnette. Kitchen
sst 18Th s:ss "a ssrss:s ;ssssor re-, sIss Hss
Near Walter Reed
741o Georgia Ave.
HAE 0O-Apt. Nc. Living room.
$~O bedroom. dinetts. kitchen
and bath. sffeene4 rear DofeA. 1lee.
1885 Georgia Ave.
Ako. oo-ADt. 1e3-1ae. hail, Avtns
h,tssAa ..e SssA. Ilss. lslsisAssssssS.
l%04 4 eApkiTz oiss. $3.50
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In Petworth

In Petworth
6e2z Colorado Ave. NV.
$43.S0-Apt. No. 4-Living room,
bedroom. dinette, kitchen
ana bath, screened rear porch. Refs.
14o4 X cAFRITZ Dist. $3.50
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HOUSES WANTEp 70 RENT.

HOUSE. s RMS. FURN. OR UNFURN;
refg.. improvements; couple. no children:
S30-S35 mo. Anacostia. BOX 2-L Star.
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LOW RENTAL.
THE RO6ANleE,
2111 18th 6t, NV
S40.bO.
l room fssh: DAHrfSs;s flss; sri,A;; SkAos's: sssS'
1924 X 0t. NV National O5e3,
sun, Columbia 3620
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
, 1762 gt. n:v.-cempistsly uodsIeA.
! ! Ioom' kit.. din, bath, $3.50. North
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NEW DOWNTOWN APT,
OVERLOOKING THE CITY.
ZfD(1n CnNn Ave- n N

An Address to BE Proud Of.
living room. dressing room with Murphy
bed, co nbination sunyoom and dining room,
kitehen ana bath: Furnished By Peerless.
blinds. peraust floors. carpeted corridors.
Arrangements may be made for the fur.
2sns 81 sffss pee.sS, apsrt%sn' ses resi-
1zO4 u CAfNrTz. District 1850.
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UNION INvIerNYNr CO..
S07 Asehinists Dlds. Natl. kb3e,
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ON GALLATIN 81. NV. HOUSE AT
$0.ot0. Arranged to accommodate two
families. Call Shepherd $500 until 8 PM,
WArlE q JAMES. NC.
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Economy Apartments

Equipped With eryont Cos Hesters
Jsst North Of Florida Ave. NE.
1856 West Virginia Ave. NE.
S36. .5O-Apt. No. 3-Living room,
bedroom dinette kitchen
ana bath. Screened rear porch.
1903 Capitol Ave. NE.
$46, ,0o-Apt. No. 4-Living room. 2
bedrooms. dinette, kitchen
ana bath: screened rear porch.
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HOUSES VNEVRNIsHEn

rooms, ,neloIed pcrehss: irisidaiis" ga
so zen a.fs s1eSe spe4ee.sss sso!s: q:
sash. SAnyf WIFE Gfs4sHx; eHx;s ee,IHsHFP IHsHFPRooMs; 81
tssS tsas :ih 81 G.IL 81 NW0I!oHF ROOMS 1Nb
n.s4s,diis.A5L nsENS SiiEALTY =. .SoRr" IA K st. a.V.
sadn, slls Mt PLEASANT 81. Nw:-iI
able M,1sh Rent sis5 monsS' 1z5a HpW.
Me- 59ls q Aa.m. 1oi9 Vermont ave nv
30I7 GEORGIA. AVE. N.W.-6 ROOMS
sfia coK coEt.s!t sn's ARsy My iEsE iss5
KENN ldMNsW9iyR NNW9RTH 5.,o1s,:a lsi2 APPlsoN:cA4FpH
=. :. RsSi5R g MI $:I fl 81
kkENMwoRTHi kTSnL 5I2l ayARLEs ST: NE.
RGSLTY eokp eassG US ys!G NV APas Hss fss I5ss
s.I1:S9 ROOMS; asrsi,1oa; BATH; H;;WH: cARAoI; *
II town s1d 5, Corner s bs
sls Xllisen st: ~. Aslsn!site 'Is 'IIsssi. 0:2S =.
$50 MONTH"; n. ?. AVE. NV
rooms, bath. cellar under entire house;
NM .v. rsisrenees required. Inquire No. 1
"a: cH:. MD.MoDERN 5-RM. BUNd1.
sscn. sss M ei.v.isns isnsi,ss ssss Fr'd'iI h'Sh
si.sA sss 4 sss:7Ss e: 7SsT@ MONTH T. AID p I;ElE1
LIP l.1ss rKRN I'm ST; Nw-2.sToRY BRICK
rid.,I. fidn5se1se ,oHms baths s,Isgs
sea s.ehss hssiEsRsUT iT.RsU room, sT S.,1;
Re.sonable rent. District oesl.
BUCHANAN. OFF lsth-s RMS. TWO
s4sh az. eena o%N1R Sfa Ees Co.. :s5 ssis vac
as UPsHUR N.W-e ROOMS. SLEEPING
RTGrss; Porch "a. ss;aarass; $50. r. 8. BELT. Union
2 sIAroN p. N.w-six ROOMS AND
sse ssh St 'fsr nx ''Iss S,ies WI soss B. Ellis 1859
3s1o wooDLEY Rp-s RMS. BATH
F.a.soy,,s9 psns5y deep lot Insulated
tlis 9Th h, ST; N;W-e ROOMS. BATH:
oor eaupp.d iui 2ht snd
llISS1Ns lIS5 CO., 1888 De Sales St. NV. Dist
ceHEvY CHASE D. c-pErAcH1p 70
&R aisl1E EpMoNpsasM NM Natl sss ss.i T. $50 mo
tsesid to s. ,i,o t. ,..,h, rms and S.ths; SIS
lows s35 to $50. FuLToN R. e GoRpoN.
ill., 5tS7 bGsi. rs st: NV. Dist. $3.50. Even;
woopRIpoE, sia1 CHESTNUT ST. NE
PEI Re: ss77a 7aEi' {. sss s.!' ns9 ls. IT. rss ssa
sSSR';;. II:; II:5 sSs g! IS; e. s.
ssS hYEo2 o2DP P l. fTMs TUssis. RMs sce e 1sSTH T.
.les :9h% % s1sso msnsh mMs sA1h; Ad.H,. ssSss. sSs.
ga ORLEANS p. NE, MAR 9th AND
isn.ie isan:so $500. & g. oUNSE' eo4 H st. ne. At
iloe 4th ST. Ne, ROOMS BRICK:
ra.ed; i,jsr,,, s4o mensh sr6h R. G. DuNNE eo4 H
sroxALlCsIx NooMs AND TTNfSH7p
S.sl io1o 81 wise. .lIss ss7s, j. f'0' 'eh00'''
9EoHoEroWN. a2l6 VOLTA. PL-. BET.
Room sos si7 :.ri;s issh Gn, ns 81: ~. G%sn ssss
KooNIN Metropolitan s'' ss4s. s'o o H.
.iss .s.e EaAsEs a.sssbsd q .sa!so E10s r.: B. HWH
$40 GeorEia sye@s r. elee. $3.50.
1926 You egY y, nv 1T1WsS1a' North 1907.
Greatly GsdS ?sdss:d si'' rental sn ~ rms. N
v 1RopiE q coLsERT NC.
National 1878. 1907 Eye st. NV.
SIT COLORADO AVE. NV.
Available Immediately: 3:bedroom home
With inelosed sleeping porch in excellent
n@eisnnoEhood @ convenient 70 everythins:
OF 0GI~ clr ~ n
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1000 10th ST. NV.
Two rooms -kitehsnstte and bath; sas
and elee. included: $40 month
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THE WYN0NA,
40 ilth q. NE.
E2ur Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
A707 CONN AWE

Aso' O<A>AN. "a w.,
Corner Of DavenDoft d.
l. bedrooms, living room. jr. dining room.
Ml outside rooms; zi-Hr. slsvster and
switehboaYd service.
Resident Nansser. Dmssssn $500.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Iour Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
THE CHASTLETON.
18th AND \ SIS. NV.
Conveniently located. modern. aieht.
story buildins, containing stores ana din.
Rms. Kit. Bath. Porch. SSS and $50.
rms. Kit. Bath, Porch. $40 and $S0.
Cerner apts:. 24-hour svitehios1d and
Phone M sgRoEss, MIR. North 10000.
2001 18th ST. NV.
Three Rooms, Kitchen, Bath,
$500.
Attractive. newly decorated apt. Of three
rooms. large kitchen. bath. hall and un-
usual closet space. In . desirable ana
sonysn.snt con- location With north, south and
THE SUSQUEHANNA,
i4so " q. NV.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
PILES ARE DRIVEN
FOR YACHT BASIN
Washington Channel Work,
Discussed for Years,
Is Under Way.

Improvement Of the Washington
Channel discussed for years. began
today. The Diamond Construction
Co. commenced to drive piles and
build fence as the first steps in de-
veloping Yacht Basin. No / at the
Municipal Fish Market on Maine ave.
nue. S.W.
The builder moved his machinery
into place yesterday. He has 320 days
according to his contract to complete
this first unit in the long term pro-
gram for completely changing the
appearance of the Capitals Maine
avenue water front.
The War Department has set aside
$285 900 for this first part Of the work,
and the District government is con-
tributing $4,000 The Army En-
gineers prepared the way by dredging
out the area which will be used by
Yacht Basins Nos. / and 2, but the
private construction Arm will have to
dredge q bit along the shore.
The work which began today will be
concentrated on the east halves Of the
two yacht basins and probably will be
completed by next spring. Other con-
tracts will be let for work on the west.
ern halves Of the basins, according to
the War Department..
Evening star., 1938-08-02
TABER HAS OPPONENT

WILLIAMSON. N. Y. Aug. , Lp).-
Opposition to the denomination Of
Representative John Taber, Repub-
lican spokesman on financial matters
in the House of Representatives. ap-
peared here today for the first time In
many years when Charles P. Russell.
farmer and fertilizer factory owner.
announced his intention of seeking
the post.
Mr. Russell said he was circulate
ing designating petitions in the 36th
congressional district in the hope Of
defeating Mr. Taber, wealthy Auburn
attorney. who has served as Repre-
sentative for l6 years, in the Septem-
Der primary.
Declaring Representative Taber was
too conservative for his district, Mr.
Russell said he would give labor
and the farmers q break" II he was
successful.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
S, E, c. WILL PROBE
ALLEGHANY LOSSES
Commission Says It Has Reason
to Believe Holding Firm
Falsified Statements.

The Securities Exchange Commits
sion will undertake 4 formal investi-
CATION Of the Allegheny Corp. August
II. because, according to the commits
sion. 1t has reasonable grounds to
believe" that the railroad holding
company made false and misleading
financial statements.
The commission wants to find out.
ofncials said. why the company, once
the top corporation in the Van swer-
ingen empire, has understated certain
losses and overstated an annual profit
in recent years.
Specifically. the 8. e. c. declared
that the corporations met loss for
the years ended December 81. 1894.
1885 and 1896, Is understated and the
net profit for the year ended Decem-
Der 81, 1887. is overstated by approxi-
mately $275, 900 in each year because
Of the failure to follow . periodic
amortization plan in writing OF bond
discount and expenses"
The financial statements were filed
with the commission in annual reports
made in connection with registration
Of the company's 5000, 900, 900 worth OF
securities traded on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
Brothers Fight,
Drive Together
TOD.C. Hospital

The Jones brothers, Ben and Willie,
colored, exchanged blows with an ice
pick and . crank handle last night,
police said, and then drove themselves
to Gallinger Hospital In the family
car.
The brothers were badly in need Of
hospital treatment when they arrived.
Ben, 2S, had eight ice pick wounds in
his back, while Willie. 30, had q
broken nose. 4 probable skull fracture
and cuts over the eyes.
The fight, police reported, occurred
on South Capitol at N street Sc, near
the home Of the brothers.
Both were being held for investiga-
ton at the hospital today, where their
conditions were described as unde-
termined.
Evening star., 1938-08-02

~ the Associated Press.
HuO, Hawaii, Aug. 2.-Thirty-si
persons were treated today for buck
shot wounds and other injuries suf-
fered In the fiercest labor riot in Hilos
recent history.
One longshoreman was stabbed in
the side with . bayonet, several per-
sons were peppered about the head
with buckshot and many received head
injuries yesterday in . bloody en-
counter between police and some 500
waterfront strikers and sympathisers
Five Of the injured were considered
in . serious condition.
The tight started when the Inter-
island Navigation Co.'S steamer Wal
aleale docked from Honolulu In de-
fiance Of . strike.
The crowd pushed through polic<
lines g the steamer drew up along
side the dock. Tear gas and fire hoses
used by police had little effect, and
when the mob approached the vessel
the officers opened flre With shotguns
"They were aiming for me. 50
used my bayonet." said Policeman
Charles Warren.
Sheriff Henry Martin declared that
had the police not opened fire and
allowed the strikers to reach the cargo
shed, nothing could have been done
without serious trouble 1t was q ques-
ton of getting the Waialeale unloaded
or not unloaded."
Pickets in Honolulu paraded in
front of Iolani Palace, home of Gov.
Gen. Joseph B. Poindexter, blaming
him for letting the strike reach such
proportions.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
CELANESE WORKERS
SEEK NEW CONTRACT
Cumberland Party to Take Up
Counter-Proposal Made to
c. I. o. Union.

By the Associated Press.
CUMBERLAND. Md, Aug. 2.-The
expiration Of contracts with the Celia
nese Corp. Of America has sent mem
bers Of the United Textile Workers,
Local 1874. into conference in an
effort to settle terms for = new con-
tract.
Clyde d. Lucas, business manager
for the c. I. o. afhliated local, said
the Union Negotiating Committee will
meet today to discuss . counter pro-
posal made by the company which
operates Maryland's second largest
single plant and this city's major in
dustry.
Mr.. Lucas said the union would
make no comment on the rejection Of
its terms and the company's counter
terms until after today's meeting. He
said the proposals will be also dis
cussed at . general meeting of the
union tomorrow.
While the terms Of both proposals
were not divulged, Celanese oficials
said the new contrAct submitted by
the union sought a closed shop and
wage increases. The company said
the terms were rejected.
The plant normally employs about
1900 persons. The present number is
about 5000.
One strike. unsanctioned by the
union, was called last spring In one de-
partment and the plant closed. The
strike ended after several weeks and
about 80 strikers lost their jobs.
Evening star., 1938-08-02
COURT ORDER HITS
Two RADIO TOWERS
Firm Told to Show Cause Why
VOL Piles Should Not
Be Barred.

Under an order Of the Prince
Georges County (Md) Circuit Court
the American Broadcasting Co.. Inc.
has been directed to show cause to-
day why an injunction should not be
granted to prevent erection Of two
VOL transmitting towers adjacent to
the Queens Chapel Airport. near
Queens Chapel and Ager roads.
The hearing on the matter has been
set for II Am. Thursday.
Construction Of the towers, which
already have been partially erected,
would amount to virtual conflScation
OF the airport" it was alleged In the
petition for the injunction, filed by
Attorney w. Carroll Beatty Of Hy-
attsville on behalf of william M
Henderson and Robert 8. Baker, air
port operators.
Both Of the towers, which Mr.
Beatty said he understood were to be
approximately 230 feet high. are In
q direct line Of the airport runways,
he explained. being about l,2o0 feet
from the runway end. Mr. Beatty
contends the broadcasting company
failed to comply with . law passed
by the 1897 Legislature. which regu-
lates the height of buildings and
other structures near public land
ing fields.
At present. Mr.. Beatty explained,
there Is q WRC radio transmitting
tower located nearby, but he said 1t
ID not In q line with the runways.
Evening star., 1938-08-02

democracy in the West which would
defeat the candidate Of the convention
and destroy the Democratic party.
No One Else Big Enough.
Senator Smathers said he wanted
President Roosevelt to run for .
third term because there is no one
big enough or strong enough to carry
on for him."
THE conservative and reactionary
forces Of both parties are already in q
huddle," he added. They hope to
control the Democratic National Con-
vention by putting forth Vice Presi-
dent Jack Garner.
"The Presidents decision to seek .
third term will once and for all put
an end to this reactionary scheming." ;"
Senator Smathers said Il do not be-
lieve the Vice President will permit his
name to be used in 4 scheme to scrap
the humane progress of the New Deal
and turn the Government over again
to the interests"
Evening star., 1938-08-02

President Of the United States Of
America. The Cuban nation. In .
gesture Of reciprocity Of its friendly
relations With the United States Of
America, renders national homage to
the great public on the occasion Of It's
glorious anniversary. .;J.ily I.
"As IN expression of my sympathy
send you, whose continued friend
ship and sood-nedshbor policy have
warmed the hearts Of all Cuban citi-
sens, this humble souvenir, symbol Of
the desp-seated respect and gratitude
Of the Cuban republic. Respectfully,
v. Garcia Bordonado. Havana, Cuba,
July 4, 1885,"
The presentation was made in Mr..
Welles' once at the State Department.
Mr.. Roosevelt viii receive the diploma
when ha returns from his vacation
cruise oush the Panama Canal.