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Day and EVENING phone WoIp,. noc

Day and Evening Phone Walnut aOoI.
THINKING OF BUYING A HOME? HERE'S
the plck OF them all-LYON VILLAGE
a prize at $50. Three large bedrooms;
larse lot. Ideal for particular family.
Dld you ever fall i'll love with one Of
our old virginia homeSo This one has
10 rolling acres. the fine old lO-room
modtrnlHtd house sits high knoll.
overlooking the Skyline drive. only
about . miles from Washington. A LIVING
roc. T9om ,;I nGXi3: with two great freplsees.
garage. barns pool and fountain. and
mouse. rooms. baths: will sell main
buildings with , acres. Home or school
site. Appointment only.
Tourist Camp. cabins with large house,
70 acres about 500 feet on main hish-
way: 1S minutes TO District. You cant
go wrong here. May trade.
new a-bedroom house at S4.45o
small down payment. Why live in an
Mr.. Collins hopes to meet you at 4soa
Wilson blvd Saturday or sunday. This
new 5-room brick bungalow has more
space for the money than anything you
can hnd. Construction, location, price
and financing will interest you. Out VIII
son blvd cross Glebe I'd. about 300 feet
At 431I 18th St. Waverly Hills, you
will hnd Mr.: Smith. He sold the houss
nex, n,do door I'VE yesterday and insists this n.s
oil unit and beautiful lot has no equal
a. $3.50 We suggest you have your
., Ask Ski to see the House on tn. Hill. Price.
c. w. CLEVER CO., INC,
11o9 NJ JpvYNr CT AnY rNfr.rN~, ~.
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VIRGINIA.
COLONIAL BRICK,

VIRGINIA.
COLONIAL BRICK.
Six big rooms. :? baths. complete modern
kitchen. g fireplaces. finished recreation
room. attic commode In basement. brick
garage, oil burner.
4727 Oath st. NJ,
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS VA.
ans b.oE
Cooper IS at the premises daily and eve
one. They start At s4,aao Near N. oiebs
e cAPTAL tPf Al ht1fsS VIEW 'sfsrt REALY Ss;5 Co
N.t.en.l sis u.s. Hss York Al.son.,s AHs; M% s,ss
BANK FORECLOSURE,
TAKOMA PARK.
Jos and 107 Grant ave. near 7th Day
Sss.m;nt; priced very 10y y $3.50. With tt
ga cAPfTAI VIEW REALTY iis if;fsS''IS Co.,
na,ionsi ni' ess NY York Ays, SstisnsI aw. s7e7.
NEW GROOM BRICK.
OPEN TODAY.
Worth an inspection. Two-story center
hall plan. sood-size rooms. with ample
closet space. modern kitchen. oil burner
al Neh0itiohea iuouiuttu, oIy UnScfHeHL
with toilet: close TO school and bus; priced
at $500. on convenient terms. Open
until dark. To reach: Go to Clarendon
Monument and bear right out Washington
blvd. to Nicholas st. Qla miles past Glebe
rdJ and turn right to house. Or drive
past Robt. E. Lee SCHOOL,. left oh Noting
ham st. to Washington blvd. and left ons
block to Nicholas st. and home.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
-.,, walnut 7s4n ara
CONTINUED on Next fage.J
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
(Continued.)

HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.
(continued.)
522 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
semi-det. brick, rms. bath, built-in
:hra6bery conveniently ioeated W viii Iars be rs.
decorated for satisfactory tenant; yearly
lease sSisSs DSsA1D L. 1uxroRD.
Cleveland 9161 or Metropoltan 1894.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
Rsesptieh eel IaM2sT 2s fT vns Swssoe9i rooms sn,ns
ro1a eedFoG%i cXrR1r hfshen '1S pss 1'sS sSso
81 su9 ssT1.1 sEwARR R.5s sa s3g s5-s ROOMS BATH
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
914 G st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
4611 44th ST. NV.
t opsn % ic4 ,nspsctun and
~ Boss & 4 PHELPS,
14l7 < st. NV. National 1900.
Completely Reconditioned for
Immediate Occupancy.
$60-1339 PERRY PL. NV.
zBEE igSE FES hAS3 os RooMs 5ta s1 AND 1yAEH SA4H
te5-1724 35th ST. NV.
SSS9EEss sf'fS HpHd &s6 S'3S5 fRAss e
$so-712e 9th ST. NV.
fjIEPES f;jHERHSoSH aAe15S AT 1s:HHFA HOUSE; s.;
National Mortgage g. Inv. Corp,
National $3.50. 1912 N. Y. Ave.
2128 37th ST. NV.
Sfes dvelnF With four ssd5ooms
eAs Ind Ave. NV Natl osso.
1870 SPRING RD. NV.
;Ivo.,story: ssmi-da:tsehed a.. brick dwellins
electricity, sarase. Key at 3619 14th
$3.50.
Natl a,od , F. sAys sg5 fs7hi G9i st NV
RRYANT 5sS5 81 nsrS EMs s,ed1ated RAra
1900 irving St. NE rms. bath. h.
,.1s 142s 3 North csson. sys ss rms gsS
1904 9Th st. sw.-5 rms. bath, Arcola
slee. latrobe. S3e SO.
71s E.s st. sv.-e rms. bath. h.-w.h
..eos D st s.w.-9 rms. bath, elec. gas.
11e5 Chcaso st s.s7e rms. bath. h.
7ss 1eE5 FEoyb set Nv: T PAWS ss,i. s2i osse
1888 HARVARD ST. N.W.-S75.OO.
que, floors. Gear rarase In new-house
District 500. 1873 Street NV.
1882 HARVARD NV: IA RMS, BATHS;
1922 18TH NV: rms, baths; oil,
4oi X. ave. Sc: rms. b.. ami.
s.lss .s s,lv.Fs ssesr St .s4s:. nS se5 rooms
's!sE 5e9ns M bag rs5ns %' ss'b sSs''s sh s'5
newly decorated: SIS.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
a 1se 18th as St. ReaItoT N,a T. Natl. ee!3ss.
FOXHALL VILLAGE.
roo .sd 9f oah t o heat eeenc !sem 1srse1 @ ssd
alton; excellent condition.
1850 44th St. n.w.--6 rooms t3 bed
rooms and bath electric refrieeration:
new-house condition.
REASONABLE RENTALS.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l1 K ST. NV. National 1900.
LARGE ROOMING HOUSE,
302 s ST. NE.-S15.OO
rooms. kitchen ana ) baths; garage
Available February l..
NEAR TECH HIGH,
3l3 SEATON PL. NE-N55OO.
Living room, dining room. ) bedrooms.
kitchen and bath :, inclosed porches.
140I X. CAFRITZ. Dist. 1850
512 SEWARD so Sc. ---- S.a.0o
SIR 9th 81. NV. --- 1000
500. Randolph st. n.w.------- $500
329 F st. 81 40
100 7th st. nc. 35 90
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
914 G st. NV. Dist. 1850.
4e7 H ST. NV.
1888 EAST CAPITOL, ST
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COLORED.
K1NGMAN PARK.

COLCHED.
K1NGMAN PARK,
From the day the first group of homes
were completed, has been REGARDED as the
one and only home development meeting
lhe requirements Of colored families de-
mandlng substantial modern and practica a |
equipment. Evidence of this pronounced
commence can be no better or effectively
expressed than by our record OF sales as Of
January l3
SIX homes recently completed. sold and
occupied: SIX under construction three
SOLO -waitins Tor completion; SIX to be
Homes accepted and purchased by such
oul Stsholns families as are locating here
neea no further recommendation. but war
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$500 DOWN.
]. H. CHAMBLISS,'

WHY PAY RENT?
Attractive 4-room and bath BUNGALOW
MI: Slassed-in sleeping porch; price
S;I..E0u; SI5O cash. S45 month. ZAET-
FINGER CO, Greenwood 1919. Riverdaie,
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713 E st. sw.-6 rms. bath. h.-wh.
ami. $40.
eos D st s.w.-9 rms. bath. elec. gas
$40.
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$3.50 DOWN

Virsinia bunsalow with large Twins
room. ull,sized dining room. kitchen anc
ments will average about SAC.
IAMES M DOW
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BROOKLAND-s7,9 $50.
42O6 18th PL. NE
Semi mi-detached brick with 4 bedrooms
place for a family with children. The
larse living .rm. has open fireplace. A
screen breakfast porch OF dining rn1. and
kitchen; Detached sar.; Just redecorated
New electric fixtures. range linoeum
You should look into this bargain today
this location At this price and on terms
OF l0| cash balance less than rent. See
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$80-7126 9th ST. NV.
NEAR WAITER REED HOSPITAL
BUnT-N GARAGE.
National Mortgage g. Inv. Corp.
Natinnal hS22 1910 N Y Ave
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1900 irving st. NE rms. bath. H.
w.h.. ami. S45
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1925 Chicaso st s.e--6 rms. bath, h..
VIII. built-in Sar., $50.
80, FLOYD F; DAVIS GO; o,-,
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S57.50.

B. F. SAUL CO.
Natl. 2l00. p25 18th St NV
327 BRYANT ST. NE.-6 RMS. BATH,
VIII, bath. Earage, newly decorated;
S56.
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e14 10th ST. sv.--6 rms, bath. gas
olec, latrobe. S3o SO
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS. 3. G

New detached slx-room solid brick
houses: commanding view lots ll5 feet
oeep. furreo walls. hardwood floors through
ou1: porch. hreplace. electric range and
,eirise:ator; GENERAL ELECTRIC HEALTH
KITCHEN. Fifteen minutes to downtown
Terms to Suit You.
Drive out Penna. ave Sc left on Ala
oama ave. follow Marlboro pike to District
line. left on Southern ave to.l3O5
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1923 North Carolina aye. n.e.-6 rms.
bath. oil heat, redecorated throughout: $50.
heat S32.5O.
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SEE s43o end PL NV
New detached brick. center han: open
tor drst SHOWING. six built 5 sold The
2est house for the money by comparison
! p rooms tile baths lovely dayltsht
Kitchen; modern in every respect. rock WOOL
insulation, furred walls. slate roof.
large lot: detached sarase paved aiI.y
See IT and you will buy Drive out ard
81. NV. to Underwood. rieht to house.
WAPLE JAMES. INC.
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$4,950. 81 $50
NEW MODERN HOME

On = acre. in Prince GEORGES Count.
% minutes from downtown Washington
--story and basement consisting Of liv-
bedroom l2xl2 bedroom loxle bath. clos
e ana large porches. A small down pay
mem ana S3s per mo. This bargain puts
you IN the position where II is ttn1s 70 sten
paving rent. Call Mr. WILSON, ono. Ma
tlonal 1890: residence District 4o5O
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DIkyfltr oIUU. IoIo < Street NV.
1459 HARVARD NV: IA RMS, 8 BATHS;
S135
4622 18TH NV: rms, baths oil;
garage: Ss5.
4ol Ky. ave. Sc: 8 rms. b., ami.
1928 Calvert ST. NV: IL rooms 8
baths ami. 2-car garage: SOS
1903 Illinois ave NV: semi-detaehed
brick; s. rooms. bath. ami, built-in gar.
6l5 NJ st. ne: rooms, bath, ami;
newly decorated: S55.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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Completely RecOndltiOned Tor
Immediate Occupancy.
$6O-1339 PERRY PL. NV,
JUST EAST OF 14th ST. AVAIL
ABLE FEB. l. 8 ROOMS AND BATH
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lo1U SPRINII RD. w.
Two-story. semi-detached brick dwelling
with six rooms bath, hot-water heat
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7125 7th ST. NV.
Modern face brick 8 rms master bed
room with pvt. bath. lot 5Ox225, slate
roo1. copper suffers, solid oak floors: cony.
TRANSPORTATION. schools OWNER Georpia
I4"l. Open Saturday and Snndau
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Only two blocks from the business Ger
,ion, oh Detached home of nine rooms Isl.
tHteTIul DedrO0mSb. new steam heat,rc
plant, new electric fixtures. shades irl.id
I1nolelm, etc. Very large corner lot 3.rar
GARAGE. Price only SSa5n ressonshle
Terms; This house is exceptional and viii
pe SOLD quickly. Phone MR.. SCHAAFT
Natl. 5S32 for inSpertiop SSiae1Af r
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large lot. oil burner. tile bath; beautiful
paTauet floors; full basement: near bus.
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HOUSES FOR SALT.

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
2O26 Eyart st. n.e.-An English-type
BUNGALOW OF 3 large rms, oil heat; very
latest eoulpment: garage. large. level lot;
Used bungslows S5.e $50 up: easy terms.
WOODRIDGE REALTY CO..
2317 n. I. Ave. NE. North 1903.
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4,990. 0.0O-TERMS.

New 5-room brick home: 81, mn.s ~
ID. G: Oil burner; oak floor; full basement
u block to bus: 1O-cent fare,
q REDROOMS
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50 $50. NEAR THE NAVY Y1KD-H
six-room and bath brick, hot water heat
terms.
JOHN +; DoNoHoE 4 SONS.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
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JOHN STINK, WHO HELD
 HEAP BIG GRUDGE IS DEAD

PAWHUSKA, Okla, (P)-John Stink, 80-year-old Osage Indian recluse whose strange hatred of the white man made him a leg endary figure, is no longer bear ing his grudge. He was found dead near here recently. For more than thirty years he had lived alone on a hill overlooking PaWhuSka, nursing a grudge against the white man who kill ed his dogs. Often he could be seen smoking a big cigar and guardin his premises with a big knife.
 About the turn of the century it was John Sinks custom to sit on the steps of the general store in the center of PawhuSka, his score of dogs clustered about him. The proprietor and towns people complained. John Stink grunted ''ugh"-kept on sitting. At last the marshal opened fire and killed several dogs.
 John Stink went up the hill with the remainder of his dogs, vcwing never to have anything to do with white men again.
 He kept his VOW, although his OSage friends said that in late years he showed less contempt for the white race.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
WE ARE THANKFUL

Talking about being thankful, well the publisher of The Mug get IS very thankful this even ing for the simple reason that a very ST Il screw-bolt about one quarter inch long which fell out of a h;j .ian part of the Linotype was fousi and replaced, and the machine placed in operation again sf sr about eight hours de- lay oth wise there probably would s.t have been any paper tonight.
 Therefore it became necessary 10 leave out many items of news, due 10 not sufficient time remain ing to set the type for tonight's issue however, We will try to make up for it in Fridays issue.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23

Our Turkeys are excellent; we are following our usual custom, we are of- fering a 5qo discount on all orders placed with us before closing time Tues day. This will enable us to prepare your Turkey in an expert manner, ready for the oven.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23

The Rebekah lodge will hold their regular meeting tonight when it is reported that at least six new members will seek mem bership in the local fraternity. After the meeting there will be practice for a drill team to assist m the work of limitations and activities of this popular lodge.
 There will be a special Thanks giving Day Service at Il am. at the Federated Church A child ren's choir has been rehearsing for several weeks for a part in this service. The pastor will bring message for Thanksgiv- ing Day The public is cordially invited to enter into the tradi- tianl spirit of the day by particip ating in this service of worship.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
OREGON INSISTS FLEA
 HUNTERS GET LICENSE

PORTLAND, Nov. You must have a license to hunt in Ore gon-even if you're stalking a lowly flea. pr. C. Anderson Hub bard, biologist studying bubonic plague, complained game war dens wouldn't believe he merely was hunting fieas. So the state game department issued the scientist special permit to shoot ground squirrels and other fiea-infested rodents.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23

Chas. Code, Chairman
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23

The persons seen taking the maximum and minimum ther- nometers from the U. s. Wea- ther Bureau shelter at the rear of the building at 3 pm. on Arm istice Day will please return same and no questions asked. The alternative, this being a fed eral offense and liable to pros ecutiOn, must necessarily mean that the Weather Bureau will bring action against this person whose identity is known.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
Indignant Wives May
 Picket Their Husbands

CALCUTTA, CPD A number of women of Sadhaura, in the Punjab, have decided that one wife is enough for their hus- bands.
 They have formed themselves into a "monogamy brigade" to force their husbands not to take second wives.
 Should moral persuasion fail, peaceful picketing of the pan dal'-the tent where the second marriage takes place-will be re- sorted to.
 Finally the weapon of social boycott will be used.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
PRINTING BLANKS CARRIED

The Nome Daily Nugget carries several forms of printing blanks for your convenience Dredge Logs, thawing and drill reports Mining Deeds, Placer and Lode Location Notices. Vouchers.
 Special Power of Attorney forms
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
HOLIDAY TOMORROW

A general observance O f Thanksgiving Day will be observ ed tomorrow in Nome. Schools were dismissed today and will not convene until next Mon day. Federal and city offices will be closed as well as the mer- chants and other business hous- es. The U. s. Radio Station will observe holiday hours as will the Nugget. Mayor POlet has issued a proclamation, which will be found in today's issue. ..... ........
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
ATTENTION PIONEERS

Committees already appointed as well as all Pioneers who are interested in the Roof Garden, to be given by Igloo No. 1, Pioneers of Alaska, are requested to meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the City Hall.
 Chas. Code, Chairman
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
MASK BALL NEWS

The General Committee for the coming Mask Ball will meet tonight at 7:3O o'clock at IOOF Hall, to complete arrangements. Watch these columns for com plete details Friday.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23

Don't forget to leave your name and address for the Nugget to be sent to you via airplane at your mining camps, from nr-r on.
The Nome nugget., 1938-11-23
NEWS ITEMS
NO BASKETBALL GAMES
 TONIGHT

The committee in charge Of the last Odd Fellows party in re- porting 10 the Nugget omitted the winner Of he door prize. the lucky winner of the Turkey was Mrs. L. Hedlne.
Evening star., 1938-02-05

Actual
In bankruptcy
Bankruptcy Act. securities assumed
Rates Of dividends
quarterly declara
Unless
- " w -
Ex dividend rights o b LII
hare of s. preference stock l25 share preference
stock, Declared paid
g Paid last stock
declared
Evening star., 1938-02-05
COTTON STEAD|ER
IN WEEKS TRADE
Moderate Rise Shown in
Foreign and Commission
House Buying.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5.--Cotton turned
steadier during the last week on mod
erately increased foreign and commits
sion house buying. Offerings from
Southern sources continued light and
prices were correspondingly responsive
to moderate buying. May recovered
from s.39 to 1853 and closed today at
8.58 compared with 84l week ago.
The market proved responsive to
small demand early in the week but
when there was no follow-up to the
buying, prices developed irregularity
during the middle of the period.
Renewed buying developed later on
Washington advices the compromise
report of the conferees on the farm bill
contained an amendment providing
that the Commodity Credit Corp. take
title to loan cotton. which growers
could relinquish in return for payment
OF cents of their 1897 subsidy.
Continued quietness of cotton goods
markets was reported to have caused
some print cloth manufacturers to de-
eide to adhere to curtailed production
tor an extended period. Spot cotton
markets also were quiet. The first
private report on intentions of farmers
to plant placed the acreage total at
2e.712.000 acres. compared with 34,-
$4,000 planted in 1887.
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PRICES Of WHEAT
FORCED UPWARD
Anxiety Over Menace of
Drought Is Felt by
US. Traders.
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. .5.-Anxiety over
drought menacing crops throughout
much of the United States hard winter
wheat belt is doing considerable Just
now to force wheat prices upward.
Comprehensive trade reports current
here indicate that no worthwhile rain
has fallen since January in the dry
sections of Nebraska. Kansas. Okla
homa and Texas. and that dust storms
in part of the atea have been almost
daily occurrence. An additional dis
turblng factor is that the entire winter
wheat crop of the affected region is
virtually. minus any protection from
sudden changes of temperature, thaWs
having removed snow covering.
The situation is decidedly unusual.
for as rule the crop scare period rela-
tive to winter wheat does not begin
until the growth season starts-a time
still some weeks distant However.
moisture shortage has now become so
acute in the plains dry regions that
other market influences are often alto
gether lost sight of for the time being.
Compared to one week back. the
Chicago wheat market this morning
was l to cents higher. corn, 50 down,
to 4 up; oats. unchanged to a of:
rye showing Ia pa cents bulge. and
provisions. cents to 81 cents drop.
Some wheat specialists assert that
although daily estimates of export pur-
chases of United States wheat are
small. clearances of wheat from this
country have been fairly large.
Furthermore, it is contended world
statistics suggest that American wheat
export trade will be of liberal dimen-
sions ultimately. Overseas unofficial
authorities are represented as figuring
the United States will capture wheat
export quota of about 10000, 900
bushels for the remainder of the sea-
son.
Comparatively little demand for
Argentine wheat in Europe is reported.
FIRST arrivals of wheat from Argen-
Una at Rotterdam and Antwerp are
said to have been placed in storage
owing to only limited call because of
relatively steep prices asked. 1t was
shown that next to no difference ex-
lsted between quotations of Argentine
Wheat and those prevailing for choice
american dark, No. 2. hard winter.
Inc result was to turn purchasers to
the United States wheat owing to its
higher protein content.
Recession in corn values are ascribed
10 scantiness of export demand of late
until the past day or So The oats
market has been steadied by. a falling
OH In receipts.
Rye is tending upward. helped by
purchases for Norway and by inquiries
from Germany.
Provisions reflect an increase of SELL
ing on tAe part of packers.
Evening star., 1938-02-05
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
ASSacIated Press EInane1aI ur-

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-The stock
market continued its slow climb out
OF depths today, with favored issues
getting back to more than 3 points
Of recent losses.
A little profit realizing near the close
OF the brief session served to reduce
extreme gains in many cases, but
offerings were well absorbed.
Brokers attributed the extension of
fridays rally partly to short covering
by speculative contrngents that wished
10 nave a clear slate over the vees
end
contributing to the quiet strength
OF steels. coppers, arcrafts. chemicals
and electrical equipments, it was said,
were thoughts of much larger.tban-
proposed naval building program as a
result OF the Governments note IN
TOXIC nquiring whether Japan was
boosting battleship construction and
ntlmatng, if so, the United States
was ready to follow suit. The political
and military upheaval in GERMANY
was also seen as straw in the arna-
mentS wind.
Ihe ticker tape loitered throughout,
with transfers approximatine $50,
shares.
Although Wall Street apparently
had vet to be convinced any real break
IN the recession was imminent. pro-
posals OF the little business" mems
conference on recovery remedies. co.
mcldlng with those of large indus
trlallsts and generally meeting with
presidential approval. seemed to en-
gender better feeling in boardrooms
Secondary rail bonds were in de-
mand. while commodities were mod
erately uneven.
Fresh support was accorded Amer
ican Telephone stock after a dip at
the opening. The issues Cancelled the
decline and eventually added a siz-
able plus sign.
"Thinness' of the market was again
a feature. There was a bid of 70 and
and an offer of 80 for Johns-Manville.
1t finally came out with an advance
OF nearly 3 points from the previous
sale.
Conspicuous on the upside were
United States Steel, Bethlehem, Ana
conda. Kennecott, Chrysler. General
Motors, Sears Roebuck. j. I. Case,
Westinghouse, Allied Chemical, Gen.
eral Electric. Du Pont, Douglas Air
craft, Boeing, Consolidated Edison,
United States Gypsum, Eastman Ko-
dak. Texas Corp, Minneapolis Honey
well. Hercules Powder and Loews.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK Feb 5 lp,.-Eges, sos; !;
steady Mixed colors. special packs, lSas-
20: standards: 1S14-i2: flrsts, 16s4-l1i2;
seconds. l6'2-94; mediums and dirties, No.
J.. 16-l614: average checks. Is. Re
frieerator standards 15l2-16l2: firsts. IA
Is: lower grades. l"-l3la.
Butter. 55:,659 pounds. weak Cream
cry higher than extra, 32I2-3314: extra
,aa seore,, 34i.; firsts tss-aD, 30'4-32;
Cheese. 217.94g pounds. irregular
Prices unchanged.
. Dressed poultry. irregular; fresh and
Live poultry: by freight and express,
nominal: no sales.
Whites: Resale of premium marks. e4H-
26 Nearby. and Midwestern. premium
marks. 23-24; exchange specials. 2l l2-22
MIdwcstern, exchange standards 81.
Nearby, fancy mediums, 2O-22I2. Nearby
and western. exchange mediums. laI.
Pacific Coast, Jumbo and premiums. 25-30:
specials 24h4.n2; standards, 23'.-24: me-
dlums. 81 l2-22. Browns: Extra fancy.
"1i2-24. nearby and western, special
packs: 2012-@1. Nearby. small to mediums,
-. Duck eggs: Fancy to extra fancy
26-32
Evening star., 1938-02-05
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. Feb. 5 P.-Silver futures
closed uAehaneed. Bids: March, 44.50;
May, 44AQ; July. 44.20..