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Evening star., 1932-08-14
MARKET COURSE is HELD
IN HANDS OF PUBLIC
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, August 13.-By all oil
the usual measurements the stock mar
ket should have sharp reaction, many
observers say 1t has advanced With
out interruption for five weeks and IN
this time has recovered all of the loss
that occurred in the first six months OF
the year. Numerous issues have arisen
100 to 300 per cent from their lows.
Over 10 per cent of the stocks dealt In
wednesday sold at new high prices Tor
the year. Business news continues 10
be bearish, these observers declare,
where specific facts are given and low
earnings are still causing dividend re-
ductions and the probability OF more
dividend cuts this Autumn. Yet the
market goes on advancing.
Brokers say it is in the grip OF pub
lie that has suddenly decided that
turn has come and that it must not lose
its opportunity for rebuying stocks while
thew are still at relatively low levels
what a public may do in such circum-
stances. they declare, cannot be lore
cast Therefore brokers are extremely
! cautious about advising their customers
who show a strong inclination to parti'
cipate in the present movement.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
INVESTMENT BOND
BUYING CONTINUED
Improvement in High-Grade
Issues Aids Remainder
of Market.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DLSpdICu 70 ne otdI
NEW YORK, August 13.-The ad-
vance in the investment market during
the past week carried prices up to an
average level higher than at any time
since March. The aggregate advance
Of domestic corporation bonds, as meas
ured by Standard Statistics index Of
go bonds. reached IA points.
In terms of the market value of
bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange this means an appreciation
of $1,000, 100000. Unlisted bonds in
New York and other market centerS will
account for as much. So that to the
$4,000, 900, 900 appreciation in common
stocks must be added about $4,000
900, 900 in bonds-or total of S26. .000,-
0000 900, not to mention the increases
in the values of commodities.
High-grade bonds are today, more
than ever, in accumulation by banks
and other investing institutions. These
concerns have for two and half years
purchased little but United States Gov
ernment bonds and after long months
of such extreme nquidity now have
found sufficient encouragement once
more to enter the corporate bond mar
ket. The easing of credit by the Fed
eral Reserve banks. a policy that is
still being maintained. has found men,
ber banks unwilling to remain in an
extremely liquid condition because that
is an inelastic situation in which to
meet the demands Of revivng industry.
At the same time there has been
large buying of United States Govern
ment long-term bonds.
For the first time in nearly four
years we have had the spectacle Of a
bond market in which every division
improved at the same time.
In the foreign section political
troubles in Europe and South America
and continued uncertainty in the Far
East have offset the worldwide upturn
Of commodity prices as a market fac
tor; consequently the advance here has
been of modest proportions and. in
some cases, there have been declines.
President Hoover's suggestion In his
acceptance speech that war debts be
adjusted through trade agreements was
well received abroad, although 1t was
generally recognized that no action Will
result until after the presidential elec-
ton.
(Copyright. 1922
Evening star., 1932-08-14
CORN VALUES REVEAL
FIRM UPWARD TREND
Lower Prospective Yield Stiffens
Market, Despite Losses in
Wheat Quotations.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August BIN the face
of wheat price reactions. corn valEes
are showing stubborn strength.
Renewed upturns in livestock mar
kets tend to encourage trade f2Iendliness
toward corn. Furthermore, an official
forecast indicating the Nations 1882
corn yield will be 100000, 900 bushels
below popular estimates has decidedly
stiffened the financial backbone of the
corn belt.
Compared to a wee kago, the corn
market ranged 4a2ls cents higher this
morning, with wheat gals cents up;
oats, 14a1a down. and provisions show
ing % to 81 cents advance.
Augmenting the strength of corn Is
the fact that Argentine corn shipments
have been much smaller than at this
time last year. AS a consequence, spe-
cialiSts in corn express hope that ulti-
mately the United States will partici-
pate in European demand to a greater
extent this season than for long time.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
SHIPMENTS OF LUMBER
ABOVE 1921 FIGURES
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Commerce Department reports
the status of United States lumber eX-
port trade was substantially better last
year than in 1921, which was also a
period OF economic disturbance.
A survey just completed shows that
shipments of American lumber, timber
and logs we're "a per cent higher by
volume last year than in the earlier Pc
riod. 1t is true, the Department said,
that the value of last years exports was
IL per cent less than in 1921, but in
this connection, it is pointed cut that
the purchasing power of the dollar last
year was about 36 per cent above the
figure for 1921.
Referring to specific woods. the study
disclosed that the footage of Douglas fir
exported in 1881 was 70 per cent above
that of 1921; oak shipments increased
nearly threefold; while so per cent
advance was shown in the category
"other woods" in which hemlock and
cedar were included.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
should be similar to those adopted TO

should be similar to those adopted for
external war loans, old holdings.
Foreign property should be returned
to their original owners, and per cent
allowed for the period since their
naturalization. For the interest, GER
tificates should be issued, bearing inter-
est at the rate of l per cent above the
prevailing rediscount rate of the bank
of the country where such property is
owned, and should be acceptable at par
in payment for Russian taxes.
Another very significant point in con-
nection with the possible adjustment of
Russian obligations is the relationship
between Russia and the various inde-
pendent countries now. which were for
merly a part of the Russion monarchy
1t Is obvious that these countries should
assume a certain part of the Russian
indebtedness. holding now, as they do,
certain part of Russian assets which
are revenue producing and part OF
which were created by means of foreign
borrowing.
(Copyrigtt, 1887. BY North American News
paper Alliance, Incl
Evening star., 1932-08-14
TEN MARYLAND BANKS
HAVE NOW REOPENED
Only Eight Institutions in State
Are Now Closed-Another
Reopening Planned.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
nAI rIrYAHnnE AhunIck

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, August 13-Ten of
the eighteen banks in Maryland which
closed their doors since January, 1881,
have reopened. The eleventh is ex-
pected to do so September l, accord
ing to officials of the State bank COM
missioners office. The prospect for
another institution opening its doors
soon is said to be good.
Banks which have reopened are
State Bank of Trappe, opened as a
branch of the Farmers & Merchants
Bank of Easton: Detour Bank. Com
mercial Bank of Frederick, Hancock
Bank, Queenstown Bank, Middletown
Savings Bank, Provident Bank at
Preston, Farmers Bank of Somerset
County at Marion Station and the
First State Bank. Granville.
The bank expected to reopen Sep
tember Is the Savings Bank at VII
Transport.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Sugar Buyers Active.

NEW YORK, August Is (P.-First
effects of the recent rise in sugar prices
as far as export trade is concerned has
been noted with large volume of
orders from Cuban buyers, according
to reports in trade circles. Grocery
products, meats, dry goods, shoes and
hardware were among the lines in
which business from Cuba took O sharp
rise.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
STEEL PRODUCTION
STILL At LOW EBb
Trade Circles Express Hope
for Gain in September.
Prices Unchanged.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, August 13.-Although
seasonal demand for steel products ia
pered off and production eased a point
to about IA per cent of ingot capacity.
the steel trade remained hopeful that
improvement would develop in Septem-
ber
Decreased automobile and tin plate
production accounted for smaller or
ders. but these were partially offset
by better demand for wire products
from agricultural regions. Expectations
for improvement were said to be based
on impending orders from railroads and
Tor structural projects. While finished
steel prices held unchanged, the tone
was aided by higher scrap quotations.
Moderately improved demand for pig
iron was reported in some districts,
while others were quiet, with prices un-
changed.
Copper held steady with moderate
quantities Of nearby metal still avail
able at SIS for electrolytic delivered in
the Connecticut Valley, while other pro-
ducers asked 51a cents Although actual
domestic business was described as mod
crate. increased inquiry was reported in
the market, partly from large electrical
companies. Foreign consumers were less
active buyers following recent heavy
purchases and the export price fiuctu-
Rted irregularly.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Tobacco Crop Cut Seen.

RALEIGH, N. c.. August 13 ga
decrease of more than 100000, 900
pounds in North Cardinals 1882 to-
bacco crop under the 1881 production
was estimated today by the State-Fed-
eral Crop Reporting Service here.
The revised estimate indicated pro-
duction this year for the States four
belts of 266, 6,560,000 pounds, compared
to 476, $4,000 pounds last year.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Probe of Selling
Drive Is Reported
On N. Y. Exchange

BY the Associated Press.
. NEW YORK, August 3.-Widespread
interest was shown in wall street today
In reports that the New York Stock
Exchange was inquiring into the source
of selling orders which flooded the
stock market on Friday and early today.
Oficials of the exchange had no
comment to make. but it was learned
that its officers were particularly eager
to guard against the possibility of an
outbreak of excessive short selling.
Under present regulations, it was stated,
bear raiding is now virtually impos-
sible because, in order to make short
sale, spectators must make their sales
at the last prices at which stocks were
quoted.
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Federal Reserve Ratio.
BY the Associated PresI.

BY the Associated PreSI.
The ratio of total reserves of the
Federal Reserve banks to deposit and
Federal Reserve note liabilities COM
bined showed slight rise during the
week ended August 10. The ratio for
comparable periods follows, as an
nounced by the Reserve Board:
Week ended August 10. i0....,..,,,. STe%
FTeNlOus week 51.XSo
Same week last year................ Sl.41e
Evening star., 1932-08-14
INTEREST RATES HIGHER

By the Associated Press.
Average rates for time money in
creased slightly during the week ended
August s, as the change was calculates
by the Commerce Department. but cal
rate averages were unchanged. In the
table that follows the average rate fol
both classes of money Is given fol
comparable periods, as announced b!
the department:
Evening star., 1932-08-14
SILVER QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK, August l3 tP1.-Bar sill
1ax waakn IN lower at 27hs
Evening star., 1932-08-14
Longed to Own Railroad.

A Philadelphia lawyer bought a rail-
road recently running from Denton.
nd, to Lewes, Del 1t is Al miles long
and has four box cars and a locomo-
tive. The lawyer bought it at a re-
ceivers' sale for $26, 900. The only ex
PLANTATION he gave for buying it was
that he yielded to a desire. deep in his
breast ever since early boyhood. to own
a real. sure enough railroad, with puff
fing engines and cars rolling on shiny
rails.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Easy Pleasant Way
ToLose Fat

How would you like TO safely and
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a month and at the same time in
crease your energy and improve
your health?
How would you like to lose your
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Get on the scales today and see
how much you weigh-then get q
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next to nothing and which will last
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and when you have finished the
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After that you'll want TO walk
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"One bottle of Krlschen Salts is
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But refuse imitations-safeguard
your health-you lose fat SAFELY
with Kruschen.
Leading druggists America over
sell Kruschen SaltS-you can always
get 1t at Peoples Drug Stores
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
PRIEST REJECTS PLEAS
AGAINST HIS CANDIDACY
Rev. James r. Cox Decides to Let
Convention of Jobless Party
Consider Him Available.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, January 20.-Despite
advice of many Of his friends, Rev
James r. Cox Is determined TO remain
a presidential candidate.
Hundreds of letters have been re-
ceived by the priest from all parts OF
the Nation. Many approve his candi-
dacy for the nomination of the Jobless
party, but there also are many from
friends urging that he abandon the
idea.
MY heart Is with the unemployed
and the needy" he said In commenting
on the letters "If the Jobless party In
its convention at st. Louis decides that
1t wants me as its standard-bearer
shall accept and feel honored"
Evening star., 1932-01-20
"The Student Prince"
At the Shubert- Belasco.

"THE STUDENT PRINCE" often
coupled with Blossom Time"
among the immortal creations OF ro-
nance and song upon the American
stage. will return to the Shubert-Be-
lasco Theater next Sunday evening for
a weeks stay. 1t is the lovable story
of "Old Heidelberg" where the shadows
of royalty blight the romance of a
young princeling and his sweetheart
who was denied the honor Of birth in
the nobility. It's famous Drinking
Song, THE Serenade," Deep In My
Heart, Dear" and other musical
gIories have never been dimmed by the
flow Of songs that have followed them.
George Hassell, Allan Prior, Gertrude
Lang, Charles Chesney and long line
Of well remembered players and sing
ers. including a famous student male
chorus, and popular prices at the box
Office are some of its other recon-
n1endatiOnS
Evening star., 1932-01-20
This Reckless Age"
Next at LneW's Palace.

r OEW'S PALACE THEATER has an
IL nounced This Reckless Age" an
obvious theme, as its leading screen at
traction, starting the new week on Fri
day. The pictures promise looms In
the strength of the competent cast,
headed by Buddy" Rogers, Peggy"
Shannon, Charles Ruggles and William
Bennett. Brisk, lively and fascinating
should be the stage program, which will
have as It's chief attraction the Holly
mnnd CnllnpinnS"
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Fox Announces
Charlie Chan's Chance"
"The Woman Commands"
With Vaudeville, at Keith's.

STARTING Saturday of this week
. under the new policy and with
Bernice Clair, noted musical comedy
lady, in person, with Trini and com
pany and Little Lester Allen In the
fiesh among the vaudeville features
R-K-O Kelth's announces for its pic
ture entertainment THE Woman Com
mands," with Pola Negri as its star
and not another word about the story.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

II U V e l enterraln-
ment on the screen
at the w arm e r
E a r ! e Theater,
starting Saturday.
Y oun g Douglas
Fairbanks, jr., will
be the chap In the
picture and Joan
Blondell the lady
of the chorus out
of luck. Johnny
Burke, the Sennett
comedy star, is an
nounced as the big
stage feature In a
"r | b. crac king"
monologue Of a SOL
dier, and the much
t a ! k e d-of Bing
1rh- ,,-31I
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Heaven on Earth"
At RiaIto, Friday.

HuEAVEN ON EARTH" tale Of
L l. "OP Man River" by Lucien Bur-
man, will be the new screen feature at
the Rialto Theater, starting Friday OF
the current week. It will bring as It's
stars Lew Ayres, youthful hero of All
Quiet on the Western Front" and Slim
Somerville, Anita Louise, Harry Beres-
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Gayety to Have

pURLESQUE will make its bid at the
~ Gayety Theater, starting with
matinee next Sunday, with Billy Ar
lington's own show, featuring Diana
and Cherie," with an aggregation from
the varieties that should appeal to the
proletariat,
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Newman's Travel Talks
Next Sunday at National.

NJEWMAN'S new crop of travel talks,
~ embellished with all the glories
impaired by motion and color, will
start at the National Theater next
Sunday with Seeing Europe-Impres-
sions Of 1881" that will disclose among
other interesting sights and topics
France and the Colonial Exposition.
These talks will continue every Sun
day, with new topic, until and in
Guiding February 81. Spain and the
Republic" Berlin" London Life"
and England and Wales" viii be the
consecutive topics.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
What's What and Where
Attractions Soon to Be Seen in Washington Iheaters

'Union Depot"
At Earle Saturday.
ssT INION DEPOT" a picture story
~ of what can happen at a great
railway terminal in the short space of
four hours with young e'er-do-well
and a stranded chorus girl, will be the
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Mrs, Norton Gets Post.

Speaker Garner yesterday appointed
Representative Mary T. Norton Of New
Jersey, chairman of the House District
Committee, as member of the board
for the National Training School for
Boys,
Evening star., 1932-01-20

nounced for this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Fox Announces
Charlie Chans Chance"
BEGINNING Friday, the Fox Will
- tempt with creepy mystery in
Charlie CHAINS Chance" Those VINO
recaIl-and who cannot?-the creepy
things that happened to the famous
Chinese detective in the Earl Derr Big
ger stories need be told nothing more 10
arouse their curiosity and start the
shivers. The Marco "Vacatlon
Days" idea will be outstanding in the
stage program, and Les Stevens and his
DIPLOMATS will add to the joys. Warner
GLAND, of course, is the star OF the fea-
tured picture.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

ford, Peter Richmond and Elizabeth
Patterson In It's cast. 1t Is described
as magnificent story of the strange,
curious life in the lowlands of the Mis-
sissippi climaxed with levee break
and q raging flood.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

going under everything the engine
can give.
This eye-taking and brilliantly able new
Hudson is built solidly to that dimension
see it and you'll know why the industry
says "Hudson sets the pacep
And as to price, the 1882 Hudson Eight
outraces it's field in value by the same wide
margin that it does in performance.
HUDSON Moron CAR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICH.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
TaNACE rADEREWsKI, world-fs.

TGNACE FADEREWSKI, world-fa-
L nous Polish pianist, will appear at
Constitution Hall Monday evening at
$50 O'Clock in the first of five con-
certs for the benefit OF the American
Red Cross unemployment fund This
series of concerts-only one Of which
will be given In Washington-is being
sponsored by Mrs Herbert Hoover.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
John Martin Lecture
Thursday of This Week.

John MARTIN. distinguished writer
. and critic Of the New York TimeH
will deliver a lecture ON THE Fine Art
of Acting" with the audience taking
part In the aftermath. at the Caroline
Mckinley Studio, 1871 I street north
west, tomorrow evening at Q O'Clock.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
"Dr. JeckyI and Mr.. HYDE"

'Dr, JtCKyI anu MI k13uc, =
With Fredrie Marsh, at Columbia.
HDR. JEcKYL AND MR.. HYDE" a
~ new version of the famous old
play. with Fredric Marsh in the title
role. will be the chief screen entertain
ment at Loew's Columbia Theater when
the current picture moves out, which
Evening star., 1932-01-20

lack HOLT, Richard Cromwell and
- Joan Marsh in Maker of Men VIII
provide the screen attraction at the
Warner Metropolitan, starting next Sat,
urday. 1t is described as a powerful
drama, based upon the misunderstand-
ing of father and his son. John
Wayne, Robert Alden, Nathalie Moor
head and Richard Tucker will be others
in the cast
Evening star., 1932-01-20
NatianaI--"The
u.s - CopnettyS "

NatianaI--"The
House of Connolly"
A PLAY brilliantly acted by the ear
"A nest players of the group thea
ter. which is fostered by the IhesIer
Guild of New York, and entitled "Ihe
House of Connolly" is booked for the
National Theater, opening next Mon
day evening. 1t has received a hearty
benediction from the New York critics.
which. remembering its sponsors
should speak we'll for its entertain
ment. The play has been called an
epic of the South" and pictures the
dying glories of an old Southern family
of the authors home State, North
Carolina. Paul Green wrote 1t, and a
large cast of competent players include
Franchot Tone, Margaret Barker,
Stella Barker, Morris Carnovsky, Eunie
Stoddard, May Morris and j. E. Brom-
berg. Its settings we're designed BY
Glenn Throckmorton.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Martha Graham Dancers
Friday Afternoon at the National.

MARTHA GRAHAM, famous young
A'A danseuse, with her company OF
IS dancers and four instrumentalists
will present her first program In
Washington at the National Theater
Friday afternoon at 4:40 o'clock. Seats
may be had at the theater, the Talbert
agency In the Willard and at the
A, A. A. headquarters.
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Columbf1 Players
In LADY Windermere's Fan"

ST ADY WINDERMERE'S FAN" the
Il famous play of oscar Wilde, will
be presented in the Wilson Auditorium,
Eleventh and Harvard streets, by the
Columbia Players tomorrow evening.
The parts of Lady Windermere and
Mrs. Erlynne will be played by Janet
Jackson and Aurora Poston, respect
lively, viii those Of Lord Windermere
and Lord Darlington in the hands OF
Philip Cole and Paul Alexander, re-
spectively.
EFREM ZIMBAL1ST, noted 7iolinist,
IL will be the soloist at the fifth
symphony concert of the National
Symphony Orchestra, Hans Kinder,
conductor, at Constitution Hall tomor-
row afternoon at 4:45 O'Clock. He will
play GlaZounows Concerto for Violin
and Orchestra"
The program includes Bachs suite
In B Minor" Domenico Iascone, solo
futist Tschaikowsky's Romeo and
Juliet fantasy (after Shakespeare !;
the "Balletmusik," from "Rosamunde, !"
and Schubert's "Marche Militaire."
Evening star., 1932-01-20

Two white blackbirds were seen re-
Gently near Fintry, Scotland.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

State Dealers
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Dixie Motor Corp, Charlottesville, Va.
INGALLS, Motor Co., Mitchellville, Md.
james Monroe Ser. Sta., Fredericksburg. W.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

IN person at all shows. A midnight
1rciico Of the current show Is an
Evening star., 1932-01-20
Stop that Cough
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Men, women and children every
where are amazed at the quick re-
suits from the first swallow of
Thoxine-a doctors famous pre-
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Taken before retiring Thoxine
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Evening star., 1932-01-20

TRACTIONS Immediately
n ahead. both at the National
Il and the Shubert-B Belasco, and
\ several of the new talking pic
lures which are said to rank
With the best of the season. marx an
in the theatrical offerings
'or the new week that Washington Will
not overlook.
Evening star., 1932-01-20

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