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Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
NurtmnnS itcllt teiliucife bic 3ob-
lnngcn Elm.

9urtmnnS. Die @run0itiid8obtei,
lling ser Stoot bot an ibre i1mtli.
den SDpotbefengI6ltbiger Elm &unS.
idrei6er eeriGtet, in Dem befannt'
gegeben miro, OaB Die StoOtfoiie
nidt in sic Gage iei Die in nG6.
tier 3eit fdnigen 3ablungen fir
Ger5iniung uno Silgung Ser Sppo-
tbefenfor0erungen piinftli6 3u leir
item. IS miro UNI Stunoung Der
8etrGge gebeten. lleberOies bat Die
StaOt Sen 8eomten uno ben an9e-
Iteaten, 2ebrern uno &llbegehalts-
empfGngern amtlid mitgeteilt, Oat
bonn ndfiten Monatsgebalt 5unG6Ii
nltr ein SeAitel be5ablt merSer
fam.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
QehcnsntGbe.

@ratlucin. Ser beige ebemolige
@aItpirt uno 8eiiser Soief 8altl
bat SelbItmorO 0itr6 grbdngen per-
iibt. @r murOe pom 6abroienItar-
better 9aumgartner in Ser Slide,
am Siiritod an elmer SpagatIhnur
b1ngeno, aufgefunoen. Soief 8altl
mar per6eirotet unO binterI6Bt iei'
ne @itpe uno 5wei &inoer i'm ".
ter BON 10 uno 3 Sabren. 8altl Gu-
Berte rpieoerbolt SelbItmoroa6ii6ten
uno bot ii6 ifon einmal 0ie 8uls.
aOern aufgeidnitten.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26

9ridicnitaSt. Die 20 Sabre nIte
0onOwirtin Barbara Sonf bantierte
in ibrer Sdeune. 8obei rutidte iie
I'M @e6Glf aus uuo itiir5te oui Die
Sernc, mo lie idperpeslest oufge-
funOen muroe. Der dr5tlide 9efuno
0urf Or. Bauer ergab idUeren
ShdoeI6rud. gruh beiOer armc
un0 meitere &nohenbriide, ioDie
ibpere innere 8erlebungen. Sad.
Dem iie nod einige StunOen quail
BON Oornieoergelegen, lit lie ibren
8crleBungen erlegen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
8DttlDienbemegnn9 iuirfte auf-
riitteln0.

2%incburs. SIN Staot- ltnO 2anO-
freile bat, mie beridtet miro, i'm
Sabre 1881 oas fir6li6e 2eben ei-
ne 8ertiefung unO 8eieelung erfab-
rem. 9ie @ottloienbepegung bat
aufriitteln0 gemirft. Die Iot3eit bot
sic geiItigen &rafte lebenOig gema6t
un0 Sen @eiIt praftii6en gbrilten-
tums madgerufen. Der firdlide
8obIfabrtsoienit bat ie9ensrei6 ge.
pirft. 9ie @ottesoienlte wieien ge-
Iteigerten geiud ouf. Die fir1lihen
@mtsbanolungen baden feinerlei
&iidgang e%rfabrer.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
SabfelSer geeniofeiten.

Ser Sabteloer @ebermeiIter So.
bann &ebler feierte fiir5lid ieinen
rs. @eburtstag unO gleif6eitig oud
iein 5~0iGbriges Meiiteriubildum, bel
mel6er @elegenbeit er BON Der Sab-
feloer @eperbeforpo,at ion gum SD
renmitglieo gemGblt wuroe.
0as algemein geiddBte @bepaar
&nrl otter uno 6ruu, geb. aatba-
rina 8aper, begging Oas Set Der
iilbernen Sod5eit. Die firdIi6e
9eueiniegnune Oes @bebunoes nabm
Abtpfarrer 6ran6 @eff Dor.
Der Sber6eamte ser SemeSDarer
giienbabnoireftion aurel 5tanoilo-
niti6 lit i'm 80. 2ebensiabre geItor-
ben. @r muroe inter GROCER getei.
ligrng beerOigt.
Sn Sdsfelo plant Oie Sutofer
Ortsgruppe oes 9eutiden 6rauen
pereins lGngit elm EogesfinOerbeim.
iie bot audi idon etmas @eIo oa-
fir beieinanoer, in Billed freilid
bot man 10 elm Seim idom erri6-
tell @s miro 10 &inOer, Oie nod
ni6t finoergartenpfli6tig iinO, tags
iiber a~ufnebmen, oamit ibre @ltern
rubig our arbeit geben fonnen.
Isle ermiinidt ware Die baloige @r-
ri6tung zines iolden Seims crit in
&abfelo nit ieiner 5ablrei6en Dir
6eiterbebolferung!
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
GhrenSc gnerfcnnnna.

Sambnrs. Gem 9ubnbots-O 6er-
porIteber Sdmi0t murOe bonn @c'
neral0ireftor ser 0elitiden &eids-
bo6n, Or. 0orpmiiaer, in einem
Sdreiben pdrmite Inerfennung
ouseeiproden fir %grfinouneen auf
Dem @ebiete oes 6abrplanweieris
nit ser Mitteilung alif Aus5ablung
elmer 8elobnung. Die @rfinOungen
Gdmiots baben bereits CUR @rtei-
lung mebrerer 8otente gefiibrl.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
aummcrsicnrat SafObIObn s~citOrben

Siincbnrs. @enigc Gage mad,
@oaenoung ieines Sc. 2ebensiobres
Itarb bier &ommer5ienrat Safo6iobn.
Sarge Sabre geborte er Der San.
0elsfammer 9iine6urg an, mar fiib.
reno i'm @oritano oes Muieumsuer-
ems, iditf cine grbolungSitdtte fir
tuberful0s ~gefdbroete &inOer unO
bot ii6 ou6 geroienite erporben
Inn oie gemeinniibige 9autatigfeit
Ser Staot 2iinebiirg. Die iiOiide
@emein0e, Ser er % Sabre lang
portland, perliert in ibm eiten mar.
fanten 6iibrer.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Insge5cidnctc TeuerwebrIents in
@eridJat.

Rebit Dem Observation-Disclosures
Shriftleiter @rnit 9irdner, ser Den
Sueti-S apo.S roen 5. &laiie erbolten
bat, limo nod folgenoe &rsacer
6euerpebrleute fir lire gerOienite
on Der 8olfspoblfabrt ourh f0nig-
lide @erfiigung ausge5eidnet nor
Den: meilono anton Sbomas, Der
fiir5lid OILS aOiutnnt oes 6reiwiui
gen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eeitorben lit,
Sron5 Sled, &obrfiibrer, nit Der
golOenen MeOaiae unO 6ran5 Ste
fon, &eorganiioteur, 2eopolo Wfarf
unO 9eonburO 9eregBabD nit ser
iilbernen Weoaiae.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
GrscbnisIuic &critcigcrnnscn.

Snnsbrnd. Sn Oen lebten @oden
fanOen i'm tiroliiden ltnterlanO
mebrere @erIteigerungen itatt. Die
ereebnisloS perliefen, neil Demon.
Itratio feline angebote gemadt prtr-
oen, 10 OaB Der @reflttor ob5ieben
mrtbte.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Sumner uieSer GSaIldaeIS.

@6rlit. Sier wur0en in peridie.
ocneu Gerfaufsbalen fali6e Drei-
marfitiide in 3obIung eegeben. Die
6ali6Itiide iinO duBerit mdngelbatt
nodgebil0et. Rad ben Berionen,
Sic oas 6oliAgelo in ben Gerfebr
gebrodt baben, miro gefabnOet.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Gins siebenbaracn.

&rOnfta6t. Ser nct in Ser Mitte
Ser oreibiger Sabre ItebenOe 0iref-
tor ser S0beren SanoelSidule SUI
illus Sang lit nod fur5er &ronf-
belt geltor6en. Gang mar elm be-
lonoers organiiotorii6 bodbegabter
Mann. Ct bate feline 5abigfeiten
pGbrenO oes &rteges als @efange-
ner in &uBlano in Itaunenerregen-
ser @eiie betGtigt, inoem er nad
Dem 3uiammenbru6 Oes ruiiiid)en
3arenrei6es einige 3eit lang cine
gan5e 8ropin5 nerpaltete.
PIN Sag uorber lit Elm berOorro-
GENDER Gertreter Ser dlteiten idhii-
iden Generation &~ronlto0ts, ser
Stootor5t i. 81. Srib Sefelius, i'm
alter bon rs Sabren zines fanften
Sooes geltorben. @r lit Ser 8ater
oes befannten Orotorienidngers Or.
@erbaro Sefelius.
Girelsan. Inter eroBen 8eteili-
gl1ltg puroe Wi6ael &rouB in
@irelsau 5u @rabe getragen. @r
puroe i'm Sabre 1874 ols Orittes
BON bier @ei9niltern Oortiger 2anO-
leute %geboren.
GntlaTnngen in &lanIen6nrg.
Sier Iino groBe gntIaiiungen bon
Wnde7teIten un0 Mrbeitern Dorqe-
nonmen tuoroen. Die Sirmen, Die
aus meni6li6en uno io5ialen @riin-
Den feline gntlaiiungen oorgenom-
men baben, baben Die @tbGlter Der
iibrigen AngeIteaten, iopeit iie mebr
als 5000 Sci betragen, entipreGeno
gefiir5t.
Sn agnetbeln Itarb Srau JriBi
4noree, geb. Mergler, Sabrifanten-
gattin, unerpartet I'M Sitter bon
"A Sabren.
@eorg 6leiiher uno @nna Gro
men in Seltau begingen in poaer
geiltiger Stride uno in gutter @e.
iunObeit lire guloene SoG5eitsfeier
i'm &reiie ibrer ltuttli6en &inoer
uno @nfelfinoer.
&leimidencrn. 8farrer @uitap ar5
perlieB uniere @emein0e. @At Sabre
bate er in Sreue geoient. gu
ieinem Mbi6ieo bate ii6 Die Sc
meinoe auf Dem 8farrbof periam-
melt. Gum leBtenmal trat er in
Amtstradt Dor ieine @emeinoe, ib-
rem 0anf entgegennebmen0. Da mar
fein Auge t~rdnenleer. S6uliugeno
uno @enleinoe gab ibm bis gum
gnoe Der @emeinoe oas @eleite;
Bresbpterium uno 9anoerium &C.
Ieitete i'm Bis in iein neres Seim.
M0ge er aud in Sermannftaot cine
iegensreihe Satigfeit entfalten!
Den Saupttreffer bel Der neueiten
3iebung Der 9oie oes &lauienbur-
ger Spitals madte Die Srau zines
armen SermonnltdOter Jiaferers.
Die 6rau faufte binter Dem Hiifen
ibres Ntannes 0as Cos, oas 100,-
900 Sci uno unertpartete 8eib-
na1tsfreuoen in oas Saus Der ar
men Samilie brafte.
Marianne giallner, geb. Stord,
Yfarrersgattin, lit in Der Sermann-
ltdoter eo. &ranfenpflegeanitalt ge-
Itorben uno auf Dem Sermannitao-
ter eu. Staotfrieobofe besraben NOR
ben.
8eitere Sooesfdue: Soief @roB.
@aitpirt in Niiiblbad, 81 Sabre
alt; Sermine &oiB, geb. &aboeGo,
go Sabre alt; Osfar @reiiing, 80
Sobre alt, belize aus Sermnnnitaot.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
25iahriaes @eSaftiOns. Sn6iIamm.

8leiuit. @or % Sabren iiber-
nobm Gbefreoofteur 9eter 8. Use
Der, Der 5uuor LANCE Sabre binOur6
i'm &beinlanoe tdtig tpor, sic reoaf.
tionene 2eitllng oes 0S6eridleitifen
@on0erer" in @leimib. 8abrenO
oes abitimmungsfampfes bat Der
Subilor pertpone arbeit fir oas
9euti1tltm geleiitet.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
9antIpreder ant etubttSeatcr.

Iadcu. Am Sauptportol oes
Staottbeoters MAIDEN lit elm 9uut.
ipre6er angebrodt worOen, Der elm
3elne Seile BON muiifaliiden Auf.
fiibrungen unO @eneralproben auf
ser StraBe b0rbor modt, Inn sum
8eiu6 0es SbeaterS at5urei5en.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
@olSenc Sodseit.

@ras. Serr Sgnae Braun feierte
nit leiner @ottin aOele Die golOeue
Sod3eit. 0as Subelpnar itammt
aus Dem 9urgenluno, betreibt idon
felt 80 Sabren bier elm &leiOerge-
i66ft in ser @riesgaiie uno %erfreut
iid oaaemeiner 9eliebtbeit.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
0nr6 minbidntideibc neidIcnOcrt.

O TttE
0ifburn. Auf ser 2anOitrnBe
@ifborn = 8raunihpeig iiberihIng
iit Oos 4lito Oes &oufmanns @n.
gelfe aus Bremen iniolge 9lobens
0es 8orocrreifens. @ngelfe murOe
Ourd Die @inoiduBideibe eeiGleu-
bert up0 liegt nit lebensgefdbrli.
den Sdnittuerlesungeu Oanieoer,
feline 6rou erlitt cine @ebirner'
ihiitterung, ser brittle Sniaiie Duet
ifunger.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
3mei @iaiOmcn edabcmcriat.

SIN Sabre 1926 erlitt ser Mra0er
CHARACTERIZATION 9eli0er Soma in
IeuIanftanno. einen giienbabnun-
faa. @r ltrengte geeen Oie @ilen-
babn 0amals einen S6a0eneriab-
pro5eB an, url0 Ser @eri6tsbof er-
fannie inn 100000 Sci gu. Die
fon. Sofel a6er beItatigte nidt
nur oas llrteil, ionoern iprah
Dem Gbeateroireftor au6 nod fur
Seroienltentgong, bleibenOe uermin-
oerte arbeitsfdbigfeit, SeilfoIten, io-
mie AooofotenfoIten in Ser Sobe
BON elmer Miaion 100000 Gel gu,
10 oaB Ser SpaB Die @iienbabn 2
Miaionen Sci foitet.
GrnieOri9nng bes 2eBreritan6es.
Sdon felt @oden marten Die
AraOer ofientli6en 8eamten auf Die
5liiIiigmadung ibrer @ebdlter. Mm
i6ledteIten iino BON allen Die 2eb-
rer beitelt, sic felt iiber A Wonoten
feline 8e5ablung befommen baben.
Seute lit oie Gage Der 9ebrer idon
Die, oaB iie aitf 4lmoien angewieien
iino unO abwedielno bel Ben @ltern
ibrer Sdiiler ipeiien. Sn ben Srt-
Idaften perlangen lie iogar BON ben
@auern 8rot uno Sped, UNI nidt
81 bun9ern.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
Gin 9reifamiIien6ans uicberscrunnt.

Nen-S ecbagen bel 8elgalt. Sier
entltano in einenl nod nit Strob
geoedten 9reifamilienbaus infolge
zines idaobaften Sdorniteins elm
Seuer, oas, begiiHitiet ourd ben
1torfen Sturm, oas @ebaltoe raienO
i6nea in Ai6e legte. Mitperbrannt
iino mebrere &iibe uno Sdweine
urlo piel 6eoerpieb. Sour cine So
mile par perIi6ert. Ser Sa6ido-
Sen lit beoeuteno.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
entIaGnnn ppn 12OO Standardization.

Samborn. Die gergbougruppe
Samborn Der @ereinigten Stablper.
fe iiebt iid infolge Ser idlehten
MISUNDERSTANDING ge5pungen, 1900
9ergorbeiter @nOe Sanuor 5l emf.
Iollen.
Washington Journal., 1932-02-26
YOf=I a6ri1ten aug
Der Nltcn 9rtmat.

Bum Gbren.G rsprieitcr %crnannt.
RemfnSt, %. 9farrer @ottpaIO
in 9onihnif erbielt sic Iadrift,
DAB err 0urb 0en &arOinol. @r5biidof
gum @brener5prieiter ernount NOR
oen lit.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
UPWARD Squirt
. Of STOCKS IS
] CHECKED
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, Dec. 21 QNSJ.
The stock market showed rally.
ing tendencies today aided by the
better action of U. S. Steel pre-.
ferred and the increase in power
production for the week.
The recovery started after an
Irregular opening. It failed to
60 far, however, the failure Of
wheat to respond to the bullish
Government crop report putting
9 damper on speculative opera
tons.
Steel Pressure Lifts
Selling pressure lifted on the
ateels, and they were able to show
rallying tendencies. The market
was not free Of weakness, how.
ever, the tobaccoS showing fur.
ther pressure, especially American
Tobacco B.
Bonds were generally steady
though railroad obligations were
heSitant. Commodities were easy.
Sterling continued the recovery
movement which started about
Az 'uayS ago.
Rail stocks were irregular. New
York Central was under pressure
while Union Pacific and CheSa-
peake and Ohio tended higher.
:. News From Industry Mixed
The power gain was offset by
q further dip in steel operations
and the continuation Of the Gus
tomary yearend decline in rail-
road traffic. The Chicago rail
wage conferees were still dead
locked.
Trading was quiet and traders
were inclined to mark time pend.
ing the outcome Of the vote in
the House Of Representatives on
the beer bill.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
SUIT.
: PLEA DENIED x

NEW YORK, Dec. II U.N.S0.
Motion to dismiss the $21, 1000
suit against the New York Stock
Exchange, Richard Whitney, its
president, and its board of gov
ernors was denied yesterday by
Federal Judge Knox. The suit
was brought by the brokerage
firm of Pirnie, Simons & Co.
The action which is being
brought under the Sherman and
Clayton antitrust laws charges
that through the action of the
exchange in forbidding its mem
berS to buy for or sell to brokers
dealing in blocks securities Of
less than five shares each, the
plaintiffs business was damaged
to the extent of many millions of
dollars.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
DSREPORT
LOAD GAINS

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 UN.sO.
Aided by increased activity in
motor plants, the New York Gen.
tral today reported a rise in car
loadingS last week to make the
best traffic comparison of the
year.
The increase was counter-sea-
Sonal, as car loadings usually de-
cline to around the lows for the
year during the holidays.
.Centrals loadings totaled 84,.
493 cars against 8O,961 in the
week ended December 10 and
93,029 in the like 1891 week. The
drop from the same week last
year was only 81 per cent, COM
pared with 1853 per cent in the
December 10 week.
The Chicago, Burlington g.
Quincy also reported a traffic
gain, handling 1850 cars last
week against 1910 the week be.
fore and 2l.036 in the same 1891
week.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
COTTON ROAMS
IN MARROW.
RANCE
NW Ian

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 .QN.S).
The cotton market held within O
narrow trading range today.
The opening was featured by
the purchase of about 5000 bales
of March by cooperative brokers
and this provided the main source
Of support. to the market.
There was limited amount Of
foreign price fixing on the first
call, also buying by Liverpool in
distant months.
January liquidation for the first
notice day on Friday continued.
Hedge selling through spot houses
and Southern selling furnished
most of the contracts. There was
also moderate liquidation from
Wall Street.
Bearish sentiment was prepon.
derant in the ring with observ.
erS reporting q complete absence
of outside investment demand,
Around noon January was up l,
at 5.94; March up l, at 6O8;
May up 2. at 6.19; July up /, at
$50, and october up /, at $40.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
Fisher Index Holds
Last Weeks Level

The average Of commodity
prices was unchanged last week.
according to Prof. Irving Fishers
index, which stands at 58.7. The
index is based on 100 as the aver
age of 1925. +
Crumps index Of British prices
has dropped to 81 from 62.5 the
week before. Italian prices are
higher. however, at 45.9, compared
with &6.7.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
DGnUiILe Tobacco
Price Average Off

DANVILLE, Va, Dec. 81.
Sales Of tobacco on the Danville
market, which has closed for the
holidays, were 5,433, 1888 pounds
in December for $522, 1882, an aver
age Of $9.62 per 100 pounds. In
November. 10,059, ,446 pounds were
sold for $l,074,291, an average of
$10.68 per 100 pounds, and in
october sales were 5,542, ,979
pounds for $534,512, an average
Of 1884 per 100 pounds.
For the season to, date sales
totaled 21,036,313 pounds for
$2,131 ,586. an average of $10.13
per 100 pounds.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
CLOTH MARKET

NEW YORK, Dec. Il U.N.S).
Trading quieted down considerably in
the coarse yarn cloths market today.
with the majority of buyers already
covered on their requirements for the
remainder of the wear. .f-
Mills held prices firm and there was
sufficient business to indicate that new
prices would hold. Further good busi-
ness developed in carded broadcloths.
Traders were of the opinion that bar
ring a sudden spurt IN cotton or some
other outside influence, trading for
TO resolve itself into purchases of minor
quantities Of quick goods to fiji imme-
MiatA needs
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
TODAYS QUOTATIONS ON NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Prev. 1888 Name ana
High Low Dividend Rate
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

= CHICAGO. Dec. 21 U.N.s).-Butter-
e079 tubs. Weak. Old cars, 8; new,
+siHc; extra firsts, 2iH S22c: firsts'
BOZ 02le; packing stock, 12913c; spe-
'efRls, $50 33iac,
Eggs-S,533 cases. Weak Old cars, 1 !;
new, 2; ordinary current receipts, ESQ
Csc: fresh graded extra firsts, less
than cars. 29ac; cars, 3Oc fresh
graded firsts. less than cars, csc; cars.
29@29hc; dirties, 1S@23c; checks, ITO
.&2c.
. Cheess--LOnghorns and Daisies, 12k
s0l2hc; twins, ll% @12c.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE

9 BALTIMORE Dec. FL 0.N.s).-Live
poultry-Chickens, old heavy, IA; med
aum. 1908: leghorns and other light
stock, 1o@11: roosters, 7@s. Chickens,
horns as to size, S@1O. Ducks, young
white PekinS lbs. and over, 1O012;
Muscovy lbs. and over, 1O@12; puddle
4 lbs. and over, 1O@12. Geese, young
fat nearby, 1908; Kent Island, 12@15.
Gnineas, young over lbs, 25@3O;
smaller, 5000. Turkeys, young hens,
19@l7: Eobblers. 10; old toms, HOP.
~ Egg-Market weak. street sales near
by current receipts, 3O@33: hennery
whites as to size, 2s@35. Butter un-
The Washington times., 1932-12-21

ia zonite Products.
tA1 opsiona! .ocA cash 'DI Partly extra toI E1.
ira stock and cash Id) Extra (R) Paid 1884.
M PAYABLE stock tkI Paid ths year. imI Paya60
N ScriH tAAl lO% in stock tWw! with wGrrantA
Dividend n dollars In parenAhasea
dividend period
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
WOOL MARKET

Firm domestic fleece unwashed Ohio
ARd Pennsylvania. 1s@21c; Domestic
RULED secured basis, 32@41e; domestic
Texas clean basis, 33@45c: domestic
territory clean basis, 33@45c.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
WASHINGTON STOCKS
SALES

SALES
Washington Gas IS B, 5000
1O2h.
After call-WaShington Railway
and Electric Is, $1,00O@871a.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
NAVAL STORES

!, NEW YORK, Dec. 21 IN.S).-Lin-
seed Oil, per lb., 6.6@6.S carlots. Tur.
SpentinO firrner, 42hc. Rosin easy.
common, 2s5.
The Washington times., 1932-12-21
PUBLIC Utility BOnds

! tSI9 <A2n
Amer. Tel & Tel. AIS '39. Hos
Amer. Tel. & Tel. C't'I Tr. 5s1O4
Anacostia & Pot. r. r. S.. :. IS Il
Ana. & Pot Guar. 5s...... 90
g. q p. Tel. of Va. SIS. .... 102 I105
Cap. Traction r. r. 5s..... 37h 4O1
City. & Suburban s5s........ SO so
Geocgetown Gas list 5s.... l1O1h
Potomac EIec. Cons. .l1O3K
Potomac Elec. IS 1851. 1O8
Washington Gas 4hs........ 99N
Washington Gas IS .l101h
Wash. Gas IS series hoo I1O1
Wash. Gas SIS series B...1 1O3h
Wash. Ry. & Elec. 4s...... 81 50
Miscellaneous Bonds
Barber & Ross Inc. 6hs.,.. 50
Chevy Chase Club 5hs.... loo
Col Country Club 5hs.... hoo I103
%. c. Paper Mfg. 6s........ Is
w. NJ. Cold Storage 6s..... 81 "a
Public Utility Stocks
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The Washington times., 1932-12-21

Rooms some with privilege 0f
eating at the family table can be
rented through the Rental Columns Of
the WANT AID SECTION Of this news.
paper.
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
WILSON STAYED
TIGERS FIST

LONDON, Jan. 8 U.S0 How
Woodrow wilson pulled David
Lloyd George and Georges Clemen
ceau apart just as the two states
men were about to hammer out a
disputed point at the Versailles
peace conference with their fists
is revealed in this mornings Lon
don Express.
The. alteration and Wilson's
role as peacemaker is unfolded
in Clemenceau's own words in
book on the late Tigers" life
written by Harry Greenwall
Greenwall states that Clemenceau,
during the last weeks of his life,
told of the alteration and Mr..
Wilson's part in 1t.
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
LEAVES BANNED
IN VET BUREAU

Divisions at the United States
Veterans Bureau here, behind in
their work, will be deprived of
long annual leave until the work
is brought up to date, a general
order issued there today said.
More than 5000 employees come
under the order which does away
with annual leave except when
taken in periods Of less than than
four hours.
The explanation given for the
order was:
Congress passed several
measrrse at the last session
giving additional work 70 the
bureau. This work was far more
than was expected"
Officials said temporary en-.
ployes had been used to care for
extra work. but the work now
piling up is the usual first of the
year rush"
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
P|NCHOT URGES
I HIGH TAXES
FOR RICH
BY JAMES L. KILGALLEN
Copyright. 1892, by International
NawH EarvicAl

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 8 q
N,SJ. - INSTRUMENTATION OF
wealth, in the opinion of Gov
Clifford Pinchot, of Pennsylvania
is the chief cause Of the economic
conditions prevailing today.
The big problem, he said today
in an interview at the executive
chamber, is how to meet the un-
employment crisis. The big prob
lem of tomorrow is how to pre-.
vent similar conditions from aris.
ing again. He said:
"My belief is that the prin-
cipal cause of the bad times we
have been experiencing is the
Over-cOncentration of wealth in
the hands of people who, In
stead of spending their incomes,
reinvest them in productive en-.
terprises, which in turn carries
production still further beyond
the reach Of consumption.
"Tn other words, the Sver.
concentration of wealth IN this
country has brought about its
own punishment.
There are 4,5OO people in
this country who have aver.
age incomes of $4,000 apiece.
There are 44,OOO,OOO who have
average incomes of only $1,000
apiece.
81 am vigorously in favor of
higher income taxes on the DIP
per brackets and higher inherit
ance taxes as one way to re-
duce the Over-cOncentratiOn Of
wealth."
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
COSMICRAYHUNTPLANNED
DR.. Compton to Start
in March on Tour
of World

CHICAGO, Jan. "a world,
wide expedition bent on discover
ing the battling secret of the
cosmic ray will be undertaken
this year by DR.. Arthur H. Comp
ton, professor of physics at the
University of Chicago, Nobel Prize
winner in 1927, and distinguished
for his research in this field.
Lofty mountain ranges scat
tered around the earth will be
scaled for studies by physicists in
a two-year survey directed by DR.
Compton.
Prof. Compton intends to find
out what the cosmic rays consist
of and where they come from,
whether from the sun or from
intergalacial space, hundreds OF
millions of light years from the
earth.
He will start in March on a
six months expedition to Peru,
New Zealand, Australia, Hawaii
and Alaska to continue expert
ments already begun in the
Rockies and in the Alps. Three
other cooperating expeditions will
be organized for world survey.
one in South America, another
in South Africa, and a third in
the Himalayan Mountains.
The work is made possible by
a grant from the Carnegie Foun
dation.
Measurements of the rays will
be taken in standard ionization
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
FOCHETT MUST
REPLACE FUNDS

Capt. Anthony Fochett, of the
Capitol Heights Volunteer Fire
Department, must replace $l02
of the company's money by to
morrow night or be prosecuted
in Prince Georges county courts,
it was decided at a special meet
ing of the department last night.
Fochett, at first believed to
have been beaten and robbed. is
said to have confessed to striking
himself on the head with a piece
of concrete and framing" The
robbery story
The Washington times., 1932-01-08
TRAGEDY
HELD SUICIDE

Homer Bordens, killed by a
washington, Baltimore and An
napolis railway train near his
home in Seat Pleasant. Nd. yes,
terday. committed suicide, a
Prince Georges county coroner'S
jury decided last night.
The jury, impaneled by Justice
of the Peace Louis Gundling. con-
sidered a note written by Bor'
dens to his wife. Rose, telling her
good-by.
Bordens, a former soldier. had
been in i'll health.