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Evening star., 1932-08-01
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

FOX TERRIERS-New litters Just arrived;
toy and large size puppies. Males, 81 up
females, SO up. 322 LIST Sc.
PUPS. English bull, peogreed. males and
females. May be seen day night PA
Cedar ave. Takoma Park. Shep. 3048.
POAIERANIAN PUPPIES for sale; imported;
4-pound blue Pomeranian at stud. TOO Wis
consin
YOUR DOG GIVEN a SANITARY BATH.
eliminating fieas, for 81; dogs clipped, 81
Dr. Locke's Dog and Cat Hospital l422
Irving ST n u Col 0574
Evening star., 1932-08-01
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE I
At the Mabelle Honour School |

CEst 1919 w Wton's original and foremost
school. Free kit of tools to students en-
rolling for complete course during Aug. Day,
evG. classes. Reduced prices,
Sls 14th st. NV. and 1925 N. II. Ave. NV.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE.
loeo discount on all courses if enrolled
before August 20. Start any time.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
SIS Earle Theater Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-03-27
DIAMONDS
without
A PAST g
@ Underwood & Underwood.

There's no need Of buy
ing diamonds that are the
reminder of someone's
IN ortu nate financial
condition or carry n de-
pressed atmosphere. Shah
and Shah diamonds are
new 1882 stock and were
bought to cell for 3oTs to
900 less than a year ago.
tnvesti0ats!
Evening star., 1932-12-30
Deaths Reported.

Elizabeth Gebhart, 81, 1855 6 st. Sc.
Christian Hansen. rs, Casually Hospital.
a ohh hy.s 4s 81 g. sG2 S2iGs Ii
pital.
Matilda Joseph. 10, 1855 Calvert st.
Annie Davidson, ~, 1920 Upton st.
Gertrude Clark, ~. 442 Irving ST.
Saasne Hsae Bese es sr IL s44s ssb si st.
Mildred NJ. Posey, so, Gallinser Hospital.
:, Harry H. Tebbetts, 81, st. Elizabeth 5
Hospital
Gse5e; s. ss 1s sh,sg ssH
Honora 7; Gable, 46; slbley Hospital
Ross w. Walker, "a, Walter Reed Hospital.
Catherine Ellis, 15,. Sibley Hospital
Infant OF Raymond H. Cartwright, p 9th
Infant of Mamie wilkins. Gallinger Hos
pital.
Infant Of Willie and Ethel Walker. GAL
linger Hospital.
Benton Butler. e, ia Ord St sw.
Eusn Eugene h Mssshaii, 30 6la 44th ST. ne
Sadie Thomas, Al, Gallinger Hospital.
Lucy NJ. Richards, 40. 2053 9th st.
Cora LyleS 3S, Gallinger Hospital
Walter Richardson, 80, Walter Reed Hos
BECKER Jones. 80. tuberculosis Hospital.
William Barnes, 2S, Gallinger Hospital.
Eva Magruder, q, Gallinger Hospital.
Marcio Raine, 81, Gallinger Hospital
Irene Reddis. %. Freedmen's Hospital.
Infant Of Gloria Gaskins, 1112 Howard
Infant Of Marain Killibrew, Gallinser
Hospital.
Infant of Mary O. Butler, 4o7 e2nd st.
Infant of Mathew and Lucille Brown.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
DE vALERA'S FOES
UNITE AGAINST HIM
Opposition Parties Combine
to End AngIo-Irish
Economic War.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DUBLIN, December 30.-A new polit-
ical movement, aiming mainly at end
ing the economic war between the Free
State and Britain by combination of
the opposition parties against President
Eamon de Valera's government. had
been formally inaugurated today.
Lord Mayor Alfred Byrne presided at
q private meeting OF 12s representa-
tives Of business and professional in
terests at the Mansion House yesterday.
The movement is the outcome Of a
public appeal recently launched by
Senator Arthur Vincent.
The meeting unanimously resolved to
appeal to "all believers in peace by ne
gotiation" to combine In a great ma
tional movement to end the present
disastrous economic war and to insure
complete maintenance Of the (Anglo-
Irish) treaty subject to its alteration
or development by proper methods.
The resolution Is being sent to all
members Of the Dali Eireann and to
all Senators. A mass meeting Of sup
porters of the movement Is being ar
ranged.
It was through Senator Vincent that
a large area in the famous Lake Kill
larney region recently was assured to
posterity as q Free State national park.
The Muckross estate of 10, 900 acres in
that neighborhood was settled on the
Senator by his father r-in-law, William
Bowers Bourne Of San Mateo. Calf.
The Senator offered 1t for use as a ma
tional park in memory Of his wife, who
died few years ago.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
Births Reported.

StanSI Walter A: and Mabel Peterson. sirl.
SJephen and Ruth O,Donaid, girl.
Rnbaai Mitllam "a j. and Ruth Heinrich; .girl.
Frank a n. adhf snd Norms' rns' EIcbt.r SiF!t s,r,
MsraId Mi,i,sm e. y md Catherine Brown: girl
william T: and Juiis settle. tti1 girl. i
de9m.n de1gss Q; ana anq ~ Mary y sims; girl
Emil and Marsaret Renne:r. eirl
WirriS WWndsm ~ w. r!id,,l and Evelyn Kruger boy.
klehsrd ans tfif TheI@a h.1hnisn snonts4y. say boy.
Ghs5lss GanI r; and Rose Hutchison, boy S''
Sonn HR X. and Yolande Hazard. it,, boy.
Norman and Edna Bradford, boy ''''
st.nlsIy and Dorothy Brewster: boy. So''
Lester L. and Mary t. Arey. boy. "' '''
WWiiiiam and Mary Burke. boy.
Peter Eliam ana ans Maay nsssis h.s.n Mack s,rl
ERsF assF I. Ana rfs N.tRsll.s R.s ksspS M :I5I
william and Cor. G Rowan. nl'esi sirl. s'f''
William and Charlotte Tromar, sirl.
MGasarin G.ass G. and Alice Dollman. girl.
GsEaid ana na MgTtI. yfs E1sss Essnssff' aiTi girl
William H. and Lucille Patterson. girl.
SSESA ohA Thlluu CtuduU' DUy.
James H. and Kathleen Willett, boy.
ohn Gxs snd ana a.Hy Helen PalmsT hey bow
William c. and Anna NJ. Graves. boy.
Aaron 8. and En1e Grimes. boy.
Georse c. and Elizabeth Neuhaus, boy.
Lucian and. Anita Giuliana. boy.
Edward 5obn d,s eng d.Es1ia. Essis Rsyls boy
Homer and Florence BarnhoHse. r Hs boy.
John and Thelma Deibert. boy.
Warren and Jane Tillyer, boy.
John A. and Margaret F1agg, boy.
Kostas and Helen Kokokios. boy.
Hubert and Ona Stroup. girl
Joseph and Mary Cittadino. girl.
Merrill and Elizabeth King. girl
Robert W. and Annie williamson. boy.
Bradford and Edmonia Peters, boy.
James 8. and Mabel Hackney. boy.
Mathews and Lucille Brown. boy.
Prank D. and Margaret Butler. boy.
Rudolph and Blanche Holmes. boy.
Lucius and Cora Bussey. boy.
Gladstone and Catherine Baltimore. boy.
Chester R. and Isabel Lewis, girl.
Willie and Alice Davis girl.
Robert and Mildred Caldwell, girl.
George and Ella Curtis girl.
Soloman and Mildred Mack, girl.
Richard and Alice O'Brien, girl.
Clyde and Della Jones, girl
George and Virginia Shields. girl.
Charles NJ. and Thelma Ash. girl.
Francis and Bernice Bowser. girl.
John and Joanna Richardson, girl.
James and Thelma Carter. girl.
James and Annie williams, girl.
Wade and Mary Proctor. girl.
William and Matte Jackson girl
Evening star., 1932-12-30

a graduate Of Catholic University and
wherr the United States entered the
war he obtained a commission in the
Sanitary Corps, retiring with dis
ability incurred in line of service.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Daphne M. Byrne; five daughters, Marie,
Sarah, Jane, Margaret and Patricia,
and one son, Joseph v. Byrne, jr. Also
surviving are his mother. four sisters,
Mrs. H H Craw.ey. Mrs. R. L. Van
SAINT, Mrs. George Tylor, all of Wash
ington, and Mrs. r. w. Robinson,
Laccnia, N. H., and three brothers,
Robert B., Paul j. and Patrick T. Byrne
Active With Veterans.
Byrne was a member Of the Military
Order Of the World War, the American
Legion, Disabled American Veterans and
Veterans Of Foreign Wars.
He served as marshal Of the last
Armistice day parade and ceremonies
incident to final dedication of the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
Evening star., 1932-12-30

HOWARD. REVEREND WILLIAM JAMES
JAMES HOWARD. who finished his earth
" course seven years ago today. Decem
" " His LOVING CHILDREN. =
HOWARD, REV. WILLIAM JAMES. sscre'
JANIS rs Tsrz 81 the The Rs BASED VILLA Il A.
the Zion Baptist Church. and the day
1ss.d * lis saa and be pc .sa ssff s
sh IN SresSs a 81 love- e .se
HE III AZ Zion ssmE%IssasS sAprIsT CHURCH RE-
v. L WASHINGTON. Pastor; VILLA
@. OPEY, Secretary-Treasurer.
JOHNSON. LUCY A. In loving remembranc
Of 1,o ou. ,.,t dear mo mothsT Lucy JoHNsol
Der 80. 1880.
HER gSs ssni Sg' joass0s! Rss is5ss''fa 6AuoHrrr
KING. EMMA j. In sad but loving remen :
% K SsU sfsf left Ts Us ten snd yea4s motas s
today. December 80. 1922.
Gone. but never will be foggostsn.
HEB Kst toE1Ne HSp dHiIbkER HHibANR ESA E4sERT AN
OBERT. JR.
MALONE. HARRY BENJAMIN AND HARR
MILTON. In memory Of our loved one
MALONE, WI who died one sSsi year ss''na ago toda
December 80. 1881: son and brothe
HARRY MILTON MALONE who died mir
years ago December "a, 1923.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
THE FAMILY.
REYNOLDS, ALBERT r. In sad but lovir
remembrance Of my dear uncle, ALDER
r. REYNOLDS who departed this II
suddenly one year ago today. Decemb;
80, 1881.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one laid to rest:
And those who think OF him today
Are those who love him best.
HIS NIECE. MARY z. BAUER.
TAYLOR, MATTHEW NJ, JR. In loving r.
nembrance Of my dear daddy. MATTHE-
NJ. TAYLOR. JR.. who departed this Il
four years ago today, December 80. 1872
Loving thoughts, true and tender,
Just TO show I still remember.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, JEAN.
TAYLOR, MATTHEW NJ. JR. In sad b;
brother, MATTHEW NJ. TAYLOR. Jr.. WI a
departed this life four years ago toda 8,
December 80, 1928
Yet he has merely Travelled on, as many
one must do;
Within a distant city fair he waits Il
And when shall come our time to NAL
that journey through the gloom,
To welcome US. he will be there. the smi.
ing face from home
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND BROTHER
Evening star., 1932-12-30
GarnH nf UhankH

CHICHESTER. BEULAH Z We wish to sx-
to our many friends and relatives for
their a;ly many act; Of kindns,s: sympathy
Also for the beautiful flowers.
3. TEBBS CHICHESTER AND FAMILY.
MORGAN, FRANKLIN p. We wish to ex-
tend our sincere thanks and appreciation
their kind expressions Of sympathy and
beautiful horal tributes sent at the death
HIS SISTERS.
TURNER. FRANK. Gratefully We thank the
relatives: ,s1s nss1;shhors and many friends for
tied sympathetic forms Of expressions in
the bereavement Of our son and brother,
NIX AND Mrs. ISAAC TURNER AND
FAMILY,
Evening star., 1932-12-30
lSAD0RE SMALL DIES
OF. XEART ATTACK
Retired Hardware Merchant to Be
Buried in Adas Israel Gem
etery Sunday.

Isadore Small, II, retired hardware
merchant. who was In business In the
TOO block Of Seventh street for 40 years
died suddenly yesterday after collapsina
on First street southeast. Death was
due to heart disease.
Funeral services will be held Sunday
at 1890 am. at the chapel Of Bernard
Danzansky, 3501 Fourteenth street
Burial will be In Adas Israel Cemetery
Mr.. Small had been retired about
-FOUR years. He was member Of Har-
mony Masonic Lodge and Of Adas
Israel Congregation.
Besides his widow. Mrs Sarah Small
ne is survived by two daughters, Miss
Rose Small and Mrs. Lillian Lichten-
berg, and a son. Albert.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
AIRPORT HEAD RESIGNS

CLEVELAND, December 80 R.-
Mai. John Berry, superintendent Of
Cleveland Airport for seven years, an
nounced his resignation yesterday, ef-
fective January 16. He said his retire.
ment was necessary because Of his
health.
Before coming to Cleveland Berry
was chief engineer Of the Federal air
mail service.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
Brutha.

RoBERTs0N.. GRACE ANNETTE. On Fri
qsy az december 30. 1897 at her residence.
W 1 Of M6s.. and sns
Lula Peters sister Of Pearl Carmichael,
Alice Dolly; Marx. B. I. and W. W.
resins :. N0tee tSe q iInsrsl neral, Later Remains
church. i4ss . st. iW.'' n.W. 'af'i' iunefai
sssG%IAysaT sGI1ya s e; iSS$; Il sibey Hospital,
rom the % %m 1ao sarde t. RT Co. FunsTsi funeral
friends are invited InteTment e1ive Mount Snt
Oliyet Cemetery.
SHECK, MARGARET AMANDA. On Thurs.
gay December %, 1882. at her residence,
aa ASANDsA b.aTeg saTes0 N,. Va "a ,s MAR
e sheek; Funeral services al the W W
pin st. n.w.: on Saturday. December II,
ast Pm Relatives and friends invited.
sItEs bcs5.1 5SEANkIS ~ IaSo PaVE On Wednesday
e brief illness. FRANKLIN PAUL siLLiN,
husband OF Emily Doyne Allnutt Shin.
TssIs psssn6sT s1.ts sS = 1852; ISAP0R, assa Il
ther of Rose Small. Mrs. Lillian Lichten-
Der berg and Albert Small. Funeral from. the
.8;so .t.fx am. 1nterment Adas ISRAEL Gem
SMITH, ADDIE. Departed this life De-
@ e FrsffdTsas Robsrs sHGssRiita snish
Gns may 0fSshsf Be- Seaed aed sTe after SIS
pm Friday. December 80. at r. C. Rich
aIo,s arson 4 Cos funeral church. 100 Ver-
sove pssspRs5 s At g@ e.
son OlQciatluE, llterment
etery.
Thu5sday pecsMSer %. iaass suaafss at Ref resi Ga
Medce Ma, ofNAw 59f Awar~ifk bs,oTaa place s9merses,
i.:av sRa i, e sa5Sss5 2.
funeral home: l4th st, and Spring road
NV, Funeral from above funeral home
enisn ON satq5dsy mdss e peesmber @ a. at an re-
an Interment tprivate) Mount olivet
sToI5ER, 4 DWIGHT. On Thursday De-
SR}SA aEss2 81 P,isisR: ssisR:a fs ssss.sd
olson EpseoDs nsta ''tzSs; cSaTeh at seat eat
pleasant Nd. on Saturday: December 81,
.tsedd vtsed 1nterment Addison Chapel Gem
THOMAS. JOHN Z. On Wednesday, De-
mter at 70 !sSG IoEN a. his ung nrssiasnce @sl3
voted husband Of Lavania B. Thomas.
son OF the late James and Catherine
Thomas. brother Of Mrs Estelle M. Fuller
and Mrs. Katie T. Wright He also
leaves other relatives and friends Fu-
neral Saturday. December 81, at pm,
from Mount Zion NJ. E. Church 29th
and Dunn mbarton ave. NV. Interment Har-
mony Cemetery. 80
THOMAS. JOHN Z. Columbia Lodge, No.
s.. l.. B: p. o. E. of w. is hereby mott.
NED of the funeral Of Brother JOHN E.
goth ST. between Dumbarton ave. and
o st. NV, Saturday, December 81, 1882,
Al Q pm. Session OF sorrow at Elks'
e.mS:r a1ms $9l sG r ave nv sst.r Friday 1ady Ds
Attest: LEE CAMPBELL, Secretary.
TYLER, ARTHUR. Departed this life sud.
den1y dE4yi17e On No M9pdsy. a DeeepbeT 2e I932:
claude. Keith and Grace Tyler, MIS- virsie
Holden Mrs Louise Preston, Mrs Frances
Webb and Mrs Lillian Rice. Funeral
Sunday. January l. 1893, at l o'clock,
from Barbour Bros funeral home AS 4
st. ne. 81
WHITEHEAD. JOHN WILLIAM. On We'd
nesday. December 2s., 1892. at his resi-
dence. Branchvile. Nd, JOHN WILLIAM
beloved son OF George and Daisy White
funera! parlors, Eyattsville. Nd. Fu-
neral from the above parlors on Satur-
Gay. December 81, at Q pm. 1nterment
Ammendale, Nd
Evening star., 1932-12-30
BUILDING WORKER HURT
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
DANVILLE, Va, December 30.-The
first casualty on the new post office
construction project was ON record today,
with ]. c. Smith, So, q laborer, in the
hospital suffering from injuries sustain
ed yesterday wnen a large piece of
falling timber struck him on the head.
Although suffering from shock, his re-
covery Is expected.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
JOSEPH y. bYRNE
DIES At MT. ALTO
:
Official of Veterans Adminis-
tration Had Been III for :
Month. :

Maj. Joseph v. Byrne 40, in charge
Of the bonus payment division of the
Veterans Administration, died this
morning at Mount Alto Hospital after
an illness OF month. He was retired
World war emergency officer.
A native Washingtonian, Byrne lived
at 2z3o kearney street northeast. For
the past 13 years he had served in
the United States Public Health Service
aho tne veterans Administration, TAX
ing over the post of chief Of the
adjusted compensation division whan
that section was organized upon passage
OF the soldiers bonus act.
sYne was the son Of the late DR..
Fatrlck j. and Sarah Byrne He was
Evening star., 1932-12-30
BODY SOUGHT IN RIVER
Taxi Driver Thinks Girl Jumped
OF of Wharf.

Police today were dragging the har.
Dor at the foot Of Seventh street in an
effort to verify q tax1cab drivers belief
that q well dressed young woman
jumped into the water there last night
After IL hours of dragging, however
the police were inclined to believe the
driver had been mistaken.
F. r. Hopkins, $40 e street southeast
told friends the young woman engaged
his cab to drive to Seventh and I
streets southwest. After paying hel
fare, he said, she walked onto the
wharf and disappeared. He die lot
see her jump, however. The friends
notified police.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
Driver Given Car in Crash.

LEAVENWORTH, Kans., December 30
R-John Lewis, Leavenworth County
farmer, dislikes arguments. So after his
motor ear collided with one driven by
Frank Leavitt he settled the damages
by presenting the wrecked machine to
Leavitt, who agreed that was fair
enough
Evening star., 1932-12-30
FOUND.

DOG. large. Chesapeake Bay; no collar
Call Mrs. White. Adams 1900.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League, II @ st. NV. North $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
HI MPnurtai1t

HOWARD, REVEREND WILLIAM JAMES
Sacred to the memory Of our dearly be
loved father. the Reverend WILLIAM
JAMES HOWARD. who finished his earth
Der 80, 1925.
Evening star., 1932-12-30
DrathH.
ARMSTRON

ARMSTRONG. JENNIE DONALDSON. On
Friday. December 30, 1882, at $40 am,
at her hsme. % West Baltimore Ct. Ken
SN sFkoao. a sse. % 81 ,e.Ts ~ sSe beioS.d AsM Vile
Of the late V,illiam q. Armstrong. No
tice Of funera later. 81
Evening star., 1932-12-30
LUMBER DUTIES REDUCED
Mexico Acts to Facilitate Con-
struction Operations.

LAREDO, Tex, December 80 (P.-A
so per cent decrease in import duties
on lumber to be used for construction
purposes In Mexico went into effect
today, according to an announcement
in Nuevo Laredo. Other changes in
import duties, including an increase in
duties on gasoline imported in volume
into Mexico, were expected.
The Washington times., 1932-08-22
- A Observation-Disclosures
= = ! ADVENTURE CLUB

we notify you of any change.
We hope Mildred will be lis
tening in hereafter at that
hour. We feel that it is one
of the big ways the club comes
together. Every member at the
same hour parked in front OF
their radio listening to Kit.
And each boy or girl knows
that there are several thou
sands other boys and girls, all
members Of their club, listen
ing in at the very same mo"
ment.
Ruth Burnes Lambarron, 3100
Now Mexico Ave. N. W.:
"YOur column is very interest
ing and 1 haven't missed 1t Q
single day. It's so much fun to
read all the letters and I hope
mine will be published soon. /
intend to be a loyal member Of
the club always.
81 am in the seventh grade
and am IL years old. GunStOn
Hall is my school and it Is the
best school in the world. You'd
believe me II you went there.
/ KNOW.
81 know quite . few Of the
members already and I am try.
ing to get more for you. BY the
way, a friend of mine, who Is
away now, asked me how to be.
come a member. And, Of course,
1 told her. Her namo Is Jean
Parrish"
WOULD BE MEMBER
Leona Taylor, 712 H st. N. E.:
II would like 1t very much
IL you could enroll me as Q
member Of the Washington
Times Adventure Club. I have
wanted to join for some time
but have not had the time to
write. I am IL years old, and
in the seventh grade at the
Stewart Junior High School.
thank you very much"
Billy" Collins. 728 Minnesota
Ave. S. E.:
II would like to become
member of your Adventure Club.
I read the Adventure column
every evening and enjoy it very
much. Kit Carson and the VOL
talk is good, and I always listen
in.
81 like all your funny char.
acters but especially Blonde,
POpeye, Tim Tyler and Mickey
Mouse.
II am eight years old and
when school begins in Septem.
ber I will go to the fourth grade.
would like some of the mem.
bers to write to me. All nv
friends belong to this delightful
club so I want to join, too. /
hope / may be allowed to do it,"
The Washington times., 1932-08-22

: COmpanied by adults.
The hour Is 11:15 a. m.
And it's the Loew's Columbia
Theater.
Wednesday morning.
A new member Of the Ad-
venture Club is Mildred Holtz,
326 D st. S. E. She writes:
II go to the Stuart Junior
High School where 1 am in the
eighth grade. 1 am IL years
old and 1 have a brother who
Is 10 and a sister 4. My
brothers name is Manuel and
my sisters is Shirley.
"My best girl friend would
like to join the club. Her name
is Ruth Perry and she is II
years old. She is going next
month to the Stuart Junior
High, where she will be in the
IA grade. I know Arthur and
Nancy Herren very well.
heard Arthur talk over the
radio. 1 would feel very proud
II I saw this letter in the Ad-
venture Club column Of The
Washington Times.
"I would like to know the
station and time Kit Karson
is on the air"
Very Much Surprised
My word, we ARE surprised
to find any boy or girl in
Washington who doesn't know
THAT! Kit is on over VOL
every Tuesday and Friday at
8 o'clock. And will be until
The Washington times., 1932-08-22

Club are in
vited to see
the show isle
Of Paradise" "
as guests of
t h e manage
ment. Y o u
must, how
e v er, have
your member
s hip ca r d
with you and
show it at the
ticket office.
b VS. an d
girls under 8
years of age
must be aC-
The Washington times., 1932-08-22
TIM TYLER'S LUCK

I6.~Lr,.
STILL oi96ASEO
AS APRiEAOT
HElSAB0 B0RIAS
WARRIOR, AAS
RETURNED 10
TAE CAAhAlBAL
VILLAGE, Aver
IAE0RNAlHS
ROY TAAT
E[BEETEE
' Knows 1AE
SEcREr N0lAS
PLACE OEOAE
ST0LEA
6EMElE0 xO0S'
0NNNNNS
WtllGE BACK
Az OAESEoRH"
SPOO MANES
A. ATTENhpT
70 SEND UP
SMoHE SIGNALS
TO LET RO7
KNOW TAAV
TIM WAS
The Washington times., 1932-08-22

Listen in over VOL tomorrow
evening at 6 o'clock for the
latest information on the big
party at LOew's Columbia Thea
ter on Wednesday morning.
All members of the Adventure
Evening star., 1932-10-03

The first published work of william
Ewart Gladstone, English statesman
Q809-1898). appeared in 1898; the last
in 1897 Thus the span Of his literary
life was approximately so years.
Evening star., 1932-10-03
CURB SHARES SAG
IN LIGHT TRADING
.s.t :" vH1IVV AuuVuU1
Public Utilities Move Against
Trend-0iI Group
Is Lower.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 3.-The Curb
Exchange continued to move downward
today after opening lower. The de-
cline, however, was slight and failed
to bring out increased offerings.
Public utilities, the most active group,
displayed resistance, though Electric
Bond g. Share at times was down more
than a point. Cities Service was OF
slightly ana 20 was Standard OH Of
Indiana.
Over the week end news was without
important market influence, though the
the lower trend of commodities were
not interpreted constructively. Esti-
mates Of 1882 earnings for Electric Bond
and share today were 81 a share on the
common. after giving effect to the ex-
change Of three old shares for one new.
which contrasts with $345 a share On
the new common In 1881.
Douglas Shoe preferred, with q drop
Of 17L4 points in its first appearance
In weeks. was feature in the first
hour. The rise Of National Steel com.
mon on the big board took along with
1t the company's warrants on this ex-
change.
South Penn Oil opened a shade high
er, but promptly Cancelled the gain as
the company announced reduction Of
Is cents barrel in crude, effective to-
day. Quotations also were revised by
Southwest Penn, Eureka and Buckeye,
but those issues were not SO quick to
reflect the news. In the face OF cur
tailed oil output, demand Is dropping
more rapidly. so that present prediction
in these Pennsylvania fields last week
exceeded refinery runs by 10000 barrels
daily.
Declaration OF the regular common
quarterly dividend had been discounted
by Salt Greek producers Nor did the
$4,000 gain in shareholders in Cities
Service, bringing the total to 544,557
aid that issue.
In recent sessions the softness OF
A. O. Smith Corporation was blamed
on forthcoming earnings. Today its
statement showed net loss of $4876, $50
for the fiscal year OF 1882 against net
income of S3,234,438 in 1881 Wheat
prices and estimates OF 1892 deficit
of $l,000.000, against 1891 net income
of s407,000. contributed to the ezra
tioness Of Deere &, Co.
Evening star., 1932-10-03

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