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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-09-01
SUMMARY EXPENDITURES COMMITTEES,
CANDIDATES PERSONS


Nj Rowland State 1900
E.
Marshall Murray, Representative $500
H. 3400
Chef County Commissioner 6840
Fl. County Commissioner 1ll.00
Mahoney,
Fred r. McGir County Commissioner 1880
r. Sheriff $50
Wihee Sheriff
County Clerk
Eldon Schuck, County Clerk
L. Ludvikson, County Treasurer 22O0
Anderson, County Assessor
Alfred II. West County Assessor 1890
Nels Christensen County Assessor 1915
M. Attorney
Thomas D. Long, County Attorney 8501
Staudacher,
LAAdnyan County Superintendent
Lnra Dell Gompf County Coroner $3.50
Miller
Upham, Pubic Administrator isl
Administrator
COUNTY CLERKS AEE1nAsr
of Montana
County OF Iincon-g
Schuck Clerk county
do solenly that the foregoing
County
the fiscal ending June &c. 1885, to the best OF knowledge and
belief help God
EI4DON ]. scHUcK
Subscribed and to before eighth
of August 1888
L. LUDvIKsoN
The above and foregoing has been examined by the Board
County Commissioners published
BY Order OF the Board OF County August 1889
G. KENSL4ER
Chairman, Board OF County Commissioners
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

.-CONVENIENTLY LOCATED. ROW
brick. Colonial style. 6 rms modern.
arranged for 2 families To settle estate.
$3.50: $3.50 cash. S45 per mo FRANK NJ
DOYLE. Realtor Woodley O764. Apt 4lG.
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DoWNToWN-QUIET. ONE ROOM MUIR
ton for lease. Apt. 204, 1435 NV.
Cho
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

Opportunity for one interested In
lovely st. Marys County The house
was built in the Seventeenth Century.
1t consists of ten rooms. two baths,
Earret and cellar. 1t boasts of having
the famous St. Marys County Chin
neys, all in excellent state Of prcserva-
tion. Grounds surrounding consist of
three acres lawn, beautiful full-Erown
shade trees which border on a lovely
garden with most unusual box and
bearing orchard.
Located a short distance from S.W.
Middle Grounds. famous for its fish,
ing. II has abundance game. particu-
larlv quail and good duckine. Dis
tance from Washington so close could
be commuted. The new Potomac Bridge
is not far. making short distance to
ALI points South. Oysters and Crabs
in abundance.
Wharf and harbor for large and
small boats is within 4 few minutes of
old mansion. Fifteen minutes from
the Thesaoeake Bay and on State Road
which is in excellent condition. View
overlooking Po;"mac At its widest
part
Outbuildings are in good state of
| preservation. Stock goes with place
horses, cows and sheep-as well As
some unusual furniture In mansion.
II must be seen to be appreciated.
Come down and look II over. and for
further particusIrs communicate with
J. l. WIENER, Leonardtown. Nd. Phone
Once, 131. and Residence. 1874.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExCHAkGE.
OWNER WILL TRADE BRAND-NEW
bungalows. near Lee highway and Glebe
I'd, subject to S3,150 1St trust for ground,
apt or downtown property Rep. O226.
80 ACRES IN THE FAMOUS VEGETABLE
section of Central Florida for acreage near
D. c. Woodley 1872. 25'
APPLE ORCHARD 1000 TREES. HOUSE.
barn outbuildings wells spring; on
State road. EMMETT R. WOODS. Car
Isle Pa
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SUBURBAN PKOP.-SAIE OK KENT.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS. 1O2 LAURENCE AVE.
corner Crystal Spring ave- rooms and
bath: ami: on bus line.
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NEW BUILDING
MACOMB GARDENS

3sgC MaCOmh st.
l room. kitchen, dinette, bath.
dressing closet and foyer. S45 90
2 rooms. kitchen dinette. bath and
foyer. Gas for cooking ana "efrr
included S65. 90
Res. Mgr. Mrs. Hartert. EN-. 1852
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.

A CHOICE TIMBER TRACT. 675 A
Estimated 100000 to 1000. 600 IT,
lumber: 80 miles D. c. on good highway;
near r. r. and river; bet > RAPIDLY growing
communities; gas elec. avail. S25 per a.;
terms GRAIN. Chestnut 1853
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HOUSES For SALE OR RENT

FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED 5-RooM
oungaloW fun basement. large unfinished
attlc, garage soft. front; good location
lmmediate possession. ABB North 22nd
81, Arl.. Va. oxford 3259-J
S36 PRINCETON PL. NV ROOMS. 4
oeorooms, 3 porches. garage; oil heat,
chW. cleo refs.; reas. Adams 933s
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Alto TNwEpe

1905 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
] and . rooms kitchen. dinette
and bath SIS and S60
Elevator service. carpeted halls.
Res. Mgr. Mrs. Moonahan, EN-. S335
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2A00 16th ct NV

Apts. ] rm.. bath to & rms. kitch-
en-, . baths Full hotel service.
Dining rm.. garage. Fordyce C.
Minnick. mgr. Col. 700.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OLD GEORGETOWN HOMES BED
rooms; newly redecorated: electric re-
frigeration; ami: large living room. fire.
place. baby grand piano. radio; rent rea-
sonable; short or long lease. Michigan
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2124 p ST. NV.

II Block from Dupont Circle)
3 rooms, kitchen bath and
porch S55. 90
Elec. Refrigeration. Janitor Service.
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1922 18th ST NV

and 2 rooms. kitchen. dinette
and bath. Gas refrg..
S425O and $3.50
Res. Mgr, Mrs Seabrook. Ra. 5515
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vacated, seven rooms: modern utilities; SIS.
1901 llth ST. Nw-coRNER BRICK:
decorated; $50 per month.
s.I,S. 22ls CATHEDRAL AYE. NR; TAFT BR
Res s sss5 fss !s;s $50 eo S
aa chsd 54eR hose sFse sT vns Sem x
f5faSse TsPsee n,5 i1l dining TSom 6edToSms
hs1 bsp fast MoN1l IS this house a, ONLY s55 20
M sHHNNoS SSif IucHs H co rem Natl @%fela's' aasS
4 LARGE ROOMS AND KITCHEN, ANIL;
fnn left hdus over Penn bx, b., sIss M @
Anacostia I'd and D st. sc.
plete Kitchens. Frigidaire, bath . porches,
ssfsme6' sss owaER fHRd1s Lincoln sm ss5sM ns
33 r; l., AVE. N.W:-9 RMS. q COM
plete Kitchens. Frisidaire, bath, 2 porches,
ga easement lanndry' ami; fne condition;
S65. OWNER, Lincoln s339M.
tsched. rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
Apply PENN really coRp, t5 'ereso "a S'ta. st.
NV Met 1888,
RAbk NOV s srFgGE ssf5 ave aXE
street: h.-w.h; $50 Shep 2413 after g.
2164 Both ST Mccoy. MODERN
So so w G. GARMAN, Chestnut 1857
1921 IOWA AVE NW-9 ROOMS. =.
baths; excellent condition PERCY H.
RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV
90S ST. NW-CENTRALLY LOCATED
= r; l b. oil heat. cleo. desirable location
Tor business or rooming Natl 1905 80
WOODRIDGE 2a57 CARLTON AVE Ne
4 oedrms., study. sem-auto heat. lge
elee: elee: stove and refe., large lot. OWNER.
RIVERDALE. MD ROOMS AND BATH:
good condition; large lot: S425U. R O.
BELT Union Trust Bids. 25'
37l4 9th ST. NV ROOMS, BATH
BEE4 iSanns uhon poTeh rrsst ssriss sidr $3.50
6 ROOMS AND BATH, $50.
OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY
63l4 9TH St. W-Redecorated
so" Roxboro pl. n.w-Redecorated
1872 Somerset pl n.w-Reduceo
DIXIE REALTY CO..
Matt. $3.50. Ewes. Rand. 1862.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
And happy and prosperous New Year tc
DIXIE REALTY CO.,
l4l7 st. NV. Natl. $3.50.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

S OR 8 ROOMS. UNFURN, GOOD CON-
dition. oil heat: good location; reasonable.
PRlCHARD, 1880 Biltmore NV. Col. 7457
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214 Mass. Ave. NE.
l room and bath $4,000
l room, kitchen and bath S42.5O
2 rooms. kitchen and bath $4,000
3 rooms. kitchen and bath S65. 90
24-H-. Switchboard e. Elevator
Service.
Res. Mgr. Mrs. Grant. At. 1910.
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THE COTTON,

40 EYE ST. NV
Desirable apartments, conveniently To-
Gated. within walking distance of the Capt.
tol and other Government buildings. con-
sistlng of two rooms. dlnettc kitchen and
bath. Redecorated throughout and equipped
with new modern gas ranges. From So so.
Resident Manager. Met. 1896.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LQlES.
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1917 1st ST, NV.
THE CHANCELLOR

Living room 2 bedrooms. kitchen.
dinette. bath, screened porch. $50
(KeyS at Off1ce)
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SUNNY SOUTHWEST ROOM. private
family; 2 miles Key Bridge; Sl2 month.
Phone Chestnut 1929.
71S N. HIGHLAND ST, Arlington, Va
Large. nicely furnished room private bath.
private entrance; oil heat: near three bus
lines; .15 minutes drive from White House;
should be seen to be appreciated. Tel.
oxford O007-J
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
white or coloreo. any condition. E. A..
BARRY. 3439 14th NV. Col. 6O86.
CASH FOR HOUSES, WHITE OR COL
ored. Quick action. No commission, Con-
hdenoal l126 VI. ave. E. A. GARVEY
DIST. 450S. Eve and Sun, Geo. $500.
HOUSE ON CORNER LOT IN OR NEAR
Washington 8 rooms and bath. first MOOR
private entrance 2nd moor: facing side
street; ami. Box 364-G. Star. 25'
WILL PAY CASH FOR TO 10 ROOM
BRICK homes; must be reasonable. SOUTH
EFaN CONTRACTING CO.. 1908 N. Y. ave.
NV. Natl! 235s
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D. c.
property II the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small; condition imma terial
r. A HUMPHREYS
sos N. Cap. Reaitor Natl OS7S.
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

BUNGALOWS. MD. AND VA TO 5
rms, $25 to S45; 10 rms. "a ba.: over
looking Potomac Riyer Wd,n D. v g. s13 "a r5a 5na
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50;
ewes, CIev. 509l.
636 PRINCETON PL. NV ROOMS. 4
bedrooms 3 porches garage. oil heat;
c.h.w., elec. refa; reas. Adams 933s.
OPEN AND LIGHTED. 4 TO + PM $500
2sth St, near Military rd and Rock Creek
Park Chevy Chase. lge. rms, bas.,
parlor: also rms. ba.; nearby.
BROOKLAND 1921 OT1S-LOVELY. DE-
tached private home and grounds being
vacated; seven rooms: modern utilities; SIS.
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OFFICES WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

PATENT ATTORNEY DESIRES OFFICE
space with another and share expenses.
Box 9-E, Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

foo@s 6a09 2bd bs,b ST NWBuNeALoW FIVE
asse as csy atf make oer sjse se 9 5s:v
s6,5oo; $500 CASH AND s55 MONTH
buys Groom det,. br. home. oil heat. and
m1oeern; 11oes lot & &noxl65 #. fruit and shade
sfeess sfees dSoTS to Hus Oks to shan
KINs. ewes, Wis 6760,
! R.. = K, , B. FRAME. sEMI-BUNGA-
!2W n hH hve & s5e elec nf, front MT 54o5
OWNER. SIG 18th st. ewes Geo. 1883
REAL VALUE ROOMS, BATH. BUILT
IN garage INV h: awnings $1,000, with
small down payment Georgia 754O.
pd4cbss ld4s BELMONT 7sIes r, ST NV NW.a R. B.
Will exchange OWNER Open. ~ %.
AMER. U PARK-sl 900 BUYS $1,000
equity from distressed owner, Occurred 6
bshs Tiled 0Fss sas sea sp 9srd ss M
per mo-: furniture optional Emerson
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. 1926 WAR
Ien ST. nw,-Semi-de 6 rms. porch.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE, realtor Dist. = 1866 5''"'
NV; CONVENIENTLY LOCATED; ROW
51naas brick; Colonial style & rms. modern. ar
$3.50: $50 cash S45 per mo. FRANK
N DOYLE, realtor, Woodley 0764. Apt.
;TAKoMA PARK BEDRMs L1v. RIM,
kn.' n:-W.h.: pvt. bath; IND hoor, front;
S35. 7:5 Flower ave.
ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR; HEAT. GAS. ELEC.
1Il2 D ST. Sc
HOME CIR INVEsTMENT BARG AIN,
$4,000 ITO SETTLE ESTATE
Near corner 10th and H SITS. n.w.-Fine
prlck dwelling 10 rooms. : baths hot
water heat, oil burner Gear garage; excel
lent condition. Commercial zone. Priced
5000 below assessed value of ground Act
quickly. BOSS & PHELPS NATIONAL
ssun. EVENING, PHONE MR.. CONDIT.
EMERSON $500
AWARDED GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAG
szlne Shield of Merit" An unusual home
on beautifully wooded lot in Rollingwood,
overlooking Rock Creek Park. bed
rooms, baths. paneled library with law
atory basement. lounge. maids room and
oath; v2-car garage; G. E. air conditioning.
Also beautifully wooded lots. on which
we viii design. finance and build homes to
your order. or sell lots separately. Drive
through park via Beach drive to Leland
St at Conn. ave. to E. Woodbine. Brook
vile I'd, and Leland ST. to T013 Rolling
I'd. Open daily to $40.
, WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC.
SO K ST. NV. National 1O4O.
A New Year Gift to Your Wife.
1911 MONROE ST. NW.-S5o0, DOWN.
Only l year old; this beautiful 5-room
house is real buy at $500. Open from
IL TO 8 today and tomorrow.
Information. Georgia 1906.
D. r. ISEN
Owner and Builder.
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1914 MASS. AVE- NV.

I3T7 MASS. AVE. NV.
room. kitchen, bath and foyer.
S4750 up
Elevator and Switchboard Service.
Res. Mgr. Mrs. Ball. Met. 3477.
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250l CALVERT ST. NV.
room and bath $4,000
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

NEW. SEVEN ROOM DETACHED
brick house. Four bedrooms. auto
matte heat built-in garage. First
trust. $4,000. Will exchange equity
for one or moro lots having value Of
about $500
EOSS g. PHELPS.
1417 K st. National $500.
Evening star., 1938-12-25
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

So0SNOAN FNOF6Nbb FON SAl6.
MARYLAND PIKE, CORNER LOT. 3-RM.
house; price 81 900; SIS down $50 month
OWNER. Atlantic 1868
NEW BRICK INSULATED HOUSE
wooded lot; 5 rms. bath, lst floor md
moor. pvt. entrance now rented at $40.
Calvert Hills. Greenwood l224
ALEXANDRIA, VA-LARGt SOUND Y
built BRICK residence. easily converted into
at least apis. netting large return on
investment Sacrifice foI quick sale. Alex.
1854 OF l1l3.
ARLINGTON VA
This Christmas vii! mean a great dea.
10 you If you see this ad, I'm moving to
California will sell 3-yea- -old brick 3
large bedrooms. maids, room; oil heat;
2-car garage, slate roof; highly restrict
ed .neishborhood A very beautiful home;
under $4,000. Box 253-D Star.
SILVER SPRING-S4O 900.
6-room bungalow. priced very low; cor
ner !ot: 50xl so; garage fun basement;
near MurphyS D and 10 Gail Ashton
6t-F-222, evenings, Randolph 0s33
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London Hall, Apt. Hotel.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

1913 18th St nw.-Bed-lving rm., dress
$lg rm. kit bath cleo; gas linen, Frlgld-
eire SIS up wk; $50 up mo. Natl. 90l0.
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MASSACHUSETTS, PARK,

1912 GARFIELD ST. NV.
Spacious Southern Colonial detached
nicely furnished: $3.50 per month.
Other good furn. houses, all sections OF
the city. from S75 up.
j. BUXTON AIKEN,
Hill Bldg, Met 1900, Ewes. Geo. 6l36.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

All APARTMENTS Open for InsDection
Day and Evening
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Mr.. PENN. AVE-GOOD FOR ANY BUS
mess; $50 Also apt. above; 307 3rd ST.
Sc. North 1920. Apt. 356
1908 81. NV. CENTRALLY LOCATED
. large basement rooms, suitable foS any
business; heat furnished $25.
STORE, 1927 COLUMBIA RD., OPPOSITE
ambassador Theater in thickly-populated
center. Only vacant store in community.
Rent, $125 per month. Apply JAMES w.
BELLER, attorney. Southern Building. or
your own froker.
TAKOMA PARK. 20 CARROLL AVE-
Rent reduced: large store and basement,
automatic heat. Apply PENN REALTY
CORP. 474 K St. NV.
MODERN STORE AT 1850 COL RID. IN
apt. district; suit. for your business: heat
furn. Columbia $3.50.
BIG INTOWN STORE, $45.
INCLUDES 1.00o-FT BASEMENT.
Nr. Union Station and Main Post once:
sidewalk trapdoor: heat furn.: good for
grocery. auto supplies. liquor, wholesale
or retail, etc. 4s H st. ne. Natl. b437.
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1901 CALVERT ST. NV.

Opp. Shoreham HOtel)
? rooms, kitchen and bath $4,000
3 rooms, kitchen, bath. foyer and
porch h----- S95.0O
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Contfnund
324 FARRAGUT ST. NV.

OWNERS LOSS IS YOUR GAIN.
New home. only occupied 9 months, sold
Tor S995O. Will accept $1,000 less. on
reasonable terms District 2724. Evenings.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

S3s JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-REFINED
private home: 3 rms. kitchen, bath, bal
eony; utilities furn.: reas.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

RM. K, S35-" RMS. K. S45
Modern elevator apt. BLDG. convenient
location; large. bright rooms. Furn at
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HYATTSVILLE.

| TAKOMA PARK, MD.-5-ROOM BUNGA-
| low: large lot; newly dec; reasonable.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

Bungalow. r. tile bath. fireplace.
floored attic. h.-w.h., hardwood floors,
garage: best res section; $50 month.
OWNER, 1l9 Garfield ave, Hyattsviie.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

'"CEDAR, COURTS" 4lo CEDAR ST, Ia
koma-2 or 3 rms. kit, bath, S60-SS0;
nicely furn.. utilities incl. Mgr, Ge. 0S33
CLEAN $40 MASS. AVE. NE; MODERN
kit. elec., gas, refrg. See manager; $40
per week
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PAYS ABOUT15G ON S5,occ

30 SOLD
A NEW APARTMENT house. Con-
tains apartments each with cop
per-screened concrete porch SKA
The building has 16 rooms am
baths There is a hrst trust Of
S1n,250 at 5rt Price Of property
Sl5.250. PHONE NATIONAL $500
and we will take you to inspect 1t.
BOSS PHELPS. 1417 X ST NV.
Evening star., 1938-12-25

THE CRESCENT. 1855 CRESCENT PL.
NV rooms, dinette. bath, 100. r.
n DIV r TIpiop Tr,ISt pldp OK
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION,
CONN AVE AT TAFT RRInGE
HANDY TO EVERYTHING

4 3 Rooms, S45; FURN, S55.
Modern fireproof BLDG; elevator. secre-
tarial, phone service Large rms. mirror
doors. oO1O Belmont I'd. NV. Pot. 5OS:}.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EURANK.
Associated Press Financial Write,

ASSOC!dltQ fTeSS FINANCIAL writer.
NEW YORK. April s.-The imitation
bee buzzed bit louder in the stock
market today and leading issues
jumped l to points, with a few up
as much as or so.
While reports of contemplated pun
printing failed as stlmulator in YES
terday's session. they gained more ad-
herents as further advices from the
Capital indicated huge spending pro-
gram might be under consideration by
the administration as a means of re-
suscitating sickly Economic forces.
The list got off to a rather slow
start on the up side, but buying orders
soon began to pile up. and at the end
of the first half hour the rush had
attained such proportions the ticker
tape for brief interval fell about a
minute behind floor dealings.
Rallying fever cooled subsequently
and the pace slowed to a crawl when
the President at his press conference
indicated no positive decision had been
reached regarding a proposed public
works outlay. At the same time he
pointed out the previously projected
81 600 100000 for relief in the next
fiscal year probably would be boosted
substantially.
Stock prices dipped we'll under their
best, but came back later and finished
near the top.
Transfers approximated $4,000
shares.
Accentuating the revival of the
spending theme was the action of the
United States Conference of Mayors al
the Capital in urging Congress to ap-
pripriate s3ooo.ooo 900 to give work to
needy unemployed.
Stressing the current relief problem
was the testimony of Works Progress
Administrator Harry l.. Hopkins before
a Senate committee that $1,000 600
men, women and children were now
receiving public assistance.
Tenseness of the French crisis, with
the fall of the Blum cabinet. appar-
emily had no important effect on
stocks. Foreign securities markets
maintained their balance.
PROMINENT on the upward reversal
we're United States Steel, Bethlehem.
Chrysler, General Motors, American
Telephone, Westinghouse. Santa Fe.
United States Rubber, Sears -Roebuck.
j. I. Case, Douglas Aaircraft, Home
stake, Standard Oil of New jersey.
Anaconda, Kennecott, Du Pont, Allied
Chemical, General Electric, Johns
Manvllle, Eastman Kodak. Western
Union and Wright Aeronautical,
Evening star., 1938-04-08
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES
WELL BELOW YEAR AGO

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 8.-Federal ex-
penoltures continue to run substan-
TALLY under the previous fiscal year.
the daily Treasury statement of April
4 indicated.
An increase of roughly $3.50, 900 900
IN general expenses of Government for
the fiscal year to date compared with
last year is offset by a reduction of
almost ssoo,ooo,ooo in recovery and
relief outlays.
This s65OoOO,OOO cut, however. has
been partly balanced by a 100000, 900
outlay by revolving funds which COL
lected s26o.Ooo,OO0 last year.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
STATEMENT is ISSUED
BY NEW YORK RESERVE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 8.-An increase
Of more than s6,oOo,OoO in holdings of
United States Government securities
was recorded in the weekly condition
statement of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York
Apparently the increase resulted
merely from shift of holdings among
reserve banks, for the figures of the
system as a whole showed no change.
Member bank deposits in the reserve
account dropped about $117OOO,OO0
and reserve notes in circulation in
creased moderately. United States
Treasury deposits with the reserve
bank were up more than $4,000, 900.
The condensed statement follows:
Evening star., 1938-04-08
MODERATE WOOL
DEMAND REPORTED
Business Still Erratic in Week.
Prices Established on Fairly
Steady Levels.

BY he Associated Press.
BOSTON, April 8.-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow:
"A moderate and more or less er-
ratio demand for wool is reported this
week. Some business has been done
in the seaboard markets and some in
the West, mainly in the Southwest
Considerable wool was sold in New
Mexico this week in the range of Is
to 20 cents.
Prices have become established on
a fairly we'll defined level for the
time being for all descriptions, fine
and fine medium territory and Texas
types of fair to good length, not
strictly staple are moving in the clean
range of 62-67 cents. A little medium
wool and some secured pulled wools
have been sold at rates which show
little or no change.
Foreign markets are hardly
changed, primary markets being firm,
While secondary markets of Europe are
a bit soft.
Manufacturers find the response to
their heavyweight openings, in spite
OF relatively low prices, very slow.
"Mohair is steady on limited de-
mand."
Evening star., 1938-04-08
INTERNATIONAL SHOE
WILL REDUCE WAGES

by t!e associated PreSS.
ST. LOUIS. April 8.-International
Shoe Co. announced today it expects
on May to reduce wages of its 10000
employees approximately 10 per cent.
The proposed reductions have not
been worked out in detail, the COM
pany said, but the new wage scale will
in effect remove increases granted
during 1887. In no case, the COM
pany added. will the new rates be be-
low those paid before 1887.
The announcement said the adjust
ments. which will apply to wage
earners. salaried employees and officers,
were necessary because of reductions
made in recent months by many of
the company's competitors.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
General Motors
For March Shows
Large Increase
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, APRIL s.-Sales of
General Motors cars and trucks to
consumers in the United States in
March totaled 1oo.O22 units. compared
with February sales of 62,831 and
196,095 in March, 1887
Sales to dealers in the United States
totaled 76l42 units in March. COM
pared with 63,77l in February mad
216,606 in March last year. Total
sales to dealers in the United States
and Canada plus overseas shipments
were 109,555 units, against 94,449 in
February and 260,965 in March, 1897.
In the first quarter sales to con-
sumers in the United States were
225,922 units, compared with 34O,693
in the first quarter last year.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
CHICAGO GRAIN
BY the A sociated Press.


CHICAGO, April 8-Skyrocketed by
sudden immense international pur-
CHASING, estimated to total 100000
bushels, wheat scared cents a busheI
today and held most of the gain.
Freezing temperatures in the Amer
lean winter crop belt Southwest were
feared to have caused sensational
damage. Guesses were ventured that
100000 to 100000 acres of Texas
wheat we're susceptible to frost injury.
This was regarded as largely respon-
slble for the long-awaited revival in
port takings that included much
United States wheat.
AT the close Chicago wheat futures
were 1927 cents above yesterdays
finish, May 647s-85, July S17s-82:
corn '2-S4 up. May sos, July 6lss-
6134 and oats s. 3, advanced
Evening star., 1938-04-08
NET OF INDEPENDENT
PNEUMATIC TOOL GAINS
By the Associated Press.

By the associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 8.-Earnings Of
s1.l53,63a, or S307 a share. were re-
ported for 1897 by the Independent
Pneumatic Tool Co. This compared
with sl,096,271. or s292 a share, for
the preceding year
The company manufactures electric
and pneumatic tools for many types
Of industry.
Evening star., 1938-04-08
JOINS STOKELY BOARD.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 8 (Spe-
ciaD j. L. Kraft. president of Kraft
Phenix Cheese Corp, has been ap-
pointed a director of Stokely Bros. &
Co., Inc, for the unexpired term of
John w. Hanes, who resigned the
dictatorship upon his appointment to
the Securities and Exchange Commits
sion.
Evening star., 1938-04-08

Ireland is urging its farmers to grow
many more small onions.