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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-08-10
sTrEv. RAcKLOG DROPS

New York. Aug. i0.-(R-Unfilled
tonnage OF the Unite5 States Steel
corporation declined 66,466 tons IN
July to total backlog OF i966.3o2
tons on July. 81.
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The Weather

Probably showers tonight and Thurs
day; little change In temperature.
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SINGLES.
2SS S. State; 8-rm. mod; gear
2o12 E. Maryland; 5-rm.; gar,
lights. water ............ 1900
116 N. 9Th; B. C. Arm. mod
and garage observation-disclosures els 90
SIS W. 39th.: 5-rm. semi-mod
SneQ .--....s........ LOO
1852 w. 33rd.; 5-rm.: Its, w.t.. 1000
DOUBLES.
zoos ~ New Jersey; 6-rm. mod $40 90
1916 Pleasant; 6-rm., It's, gas,
water paid ................ 1850
333 Leeds: arm: It's. gas. VT 1900
3ll7 w. Pratt; arm. Its, WE'LL 1000
COLORED
2S6i PaRs; arm, up. dup, It's.
gas Sl0.OO
2214 Martha; 7-rm sgl., Its, well 400
1918 Sheldon; Arm. dbl. It's. well 1000
1898 KappeS: arm. sCl., Its. well 1000
2o59 Yandes; 4-rm. dbl, Its, VT.
paid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
GREGORY & APPEL, Inc.
Come in or Phone for our
New Complete List
247-4s N Penn. bt. Lincoln 7zsl.
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lib Paperhanging and Painting

CLEANING-Exp., reliable. AL; ref, salts
faction or no pay. Manuel q Staao.
BE 21hR-I
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s Beauty ParlOrs
INSTRUCTI0N

SCALP TREATMENT to recondition hal
s1.00. JACK and JILL. Ii. o341.
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Apartments for Rent
q UNFINISHED Apartments
MANCHESTER

ss2 N. Pennsylvania St.; choice apis;
see manager or custodian. Ii. 1881.
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IA Moving, Transfer, Storage

WINDOW CLEANING-Private homes. l0c
in and OUT woodwork and painted walls
washed: paper cleaned: painting. paper
ing Pickett. DaYlite Cleaners. I'll. 0ooO
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BOLTS TRANSFER
Special Prices on long distance moving;
Let our men give you an estimate. Speclai
rates to Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
Louisville DR.. 3483.
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MOVING S3-You help. 81 less: quick
service: careful white men. Oh. 5840.
MOVING-S2 up: white men; ANYTHING.
anywhere ANYTIME. PETE,S. Oh. 28l8. -
STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING
SDecial prices on return loads packing
California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 1928.
Ri 1851. Nights Oh. 0699-W.
OTTO ]. SUESZ.
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FIREPROOF STORAGE
Store now paw six months later. free
hauling to storage. Moving 81 per load
c Can ri. 775o. 41s E. Market st.
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HELP WANTED

ers from fraudulent Help wanted adj
vertisements by carefully investigating
all advertisements that require money
for cash bonds" territorial rights, etc.
However. readers are advised to in
Vcstlgate carefully or consult the Bet
ter Business Bureau before investing.
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Is Rooms with Board

BLVD. PL.. 30i5-Room and small washing
81. Working ueople pref. Ha. o477-w.
BUCHANAN. sl4-Man: privileges: priv.
family; $3.50 Mr.. Fountain So DR. 4043-w
CENTRAL COURT S. 547-Nicely Turn
rn., board. laundry. maid serv. Wa. 5000
DREXEL AVE.-Cheerful. airy rm. priv
fam. home cook; nr. car line. Ir. AS7i
NEW JERSEY, n, 2062-Nice room. twin
bed; shower, good meals. Ia. 69t6
PARK. SSS-Choice rms: good meals; girls.
Sc: men. ST. Ri $3.50.
PROSPECT. ia2Es6. private home: suit
able for ?. DR.. 1880.
SMALL GIRL-Rm. board. mothers care.
BUSINEES MAN-Laundry, garage, board
OPTIONAL Wa. 1898.
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Houses for Rent
% Unfurnished Houses

ADLER, H. E.-Dandy .5-rm. semi modern
double, newly papered, floors relniShed,
garage; reduced SIG; water pd. DR.. 3472.
BELLEFONTAINE 6363-5-rm. modern,
water pd.: so. SO: concessions. He. 1861.
BROADWAY. 1926-AIod. 4-bedrm. dbl. 2
car gar, bung., special induc. Wa O492
BR0oKvILit1E, n. 621A soe rms. ,n mSdern'
| CARROLLTON, 3343-Att. stucco, tile roof,
rms. mod, fireplace, hardwd frs, red,
| social rm., gar, $67.50. Wa. 2072.
| DAWSON, 811-Mod duplex, COAL water,
turn. gar, $40 summer rate. Ia. 5000.
DELAWARE. N. 24O3-6-room modern dou-
BILE Ready, for Or occupancy; S25. H. A
f1"nNe' E III K1 zSGS MK1NNEY.
ELDER, N, 346-5 rms, dble. inside toilet,
soft water; gar. opt. Sis. Be- 1901.
newly deco: redu. If. 5355. Ch. 7847-J:
mod double. garage: s27. Oh. 53O6.
semi-modern. garage. Oh. 6617.
HAMILTON, 8O7-Clean 6-rm.; fl. sockets,
JEFFERSON, 4O3 Ms Rooms. complete
bath. baseburner, gar. $50 Oh. 1920
JOHNSON AVE, 37-Apt.. 10; 3-bedroom
house; heat, wa. furn.; $45. II. 0252.
REDWOOD. 2246-8-room modern single,
good condition: double gar: $22.
LA SALE, 1917 N.-Brookside PIX, clean
mod. 5-rm. bungalow. Red. $32 Oh. 0602.
good condition; SIC. CHI 4672.
MICHIGAN. E.. 312l-6-rm. mod. double,
Al; kew 3123. Ch 1853.
MINNESOTA E.-4 rms. Al, water pd..
lights, gas, $40. Druggist, Villa, MINI.
$40 S. N. JERSEY.-6-rm mod, gar. $40.
1857 Haugh, 5-r., furn., H., gas. .$l8
624 S. N. JERSEY: gar. for truck. $3.50
OLNEY. n. 2845-5-room modern. will ar ar
range for tenant to build garage; $lS
PARK AVE, 1956-Mod. home, garage,
ward weter pd. weeks free: $25
PERSHING.. s.. S26-Dandy 5-room semi
modern double: Al; floors rednished.
garage SIT: water pd. DR.. 3472.
PERsHING. s. opal condition; large
! vestigate at once; SIT; water paid. Oh.
RANDOLPH, S., l2O3-4-rm. semi.mod
! toilet, gar. water pd.; SIS. DIR. $3.50.
SINGLETON. 2lOl---5 rms, bath, garage.
clean. S2l.50: water pd. Or. 3509-M
p n 5sRGb; sli. II 55sS. NO
| TACOMA, N, 824-Nr. Tech. 6-rm. mod,
! redecorated, garage; $50. HUI. 1916.
! 1913 N. Tacoma; 6-rm. mod. .............$ $50
BIS E. Tenth; 6-rm. mod. 20
! 719 E. oath; 6-rm. mod. ............... 20
$50 Fletcher; 6-rm. mod. ......s....... 20
1882 E. New York; rms. IS
| DO ~ 1NOblCs AAlSss
! 537 Holly; s rms. IS
I2 70 W; Morris: rms ..'' f'.'.'''l2' % %
| 46 E. Raymond rms................. II
1871 Deloss; rms; .......','.'..''.'' ~
| 1925 Northwestern: rms. ............. 8
JOHN R. WEIGH g. SONS.
% W. Ohio st.
VERMONT. 5S9 E.-Att. mod bungalow;
hardwood 4rs.. gas. Rent red. Ri. l148.
WASH. W. 2701-Upper rms. modern
roof garden; water paid. Be. 0746.
WASH. E.. 3717-Mod. double, 6 rooms
bath nice ward: $40 II. 4112.
! WISCONSIN. 315-Cozy: rms: redeco:
gar: School %: Reduced $3.50. Ri. 0645
/ 10Th. E.. 334l-Nr Brookside PIX: 3-rm
double. semi-m.: wa. pd.; S1250. Ri. 1896.
MODERN, NORTH. s35
Groom double: good 139 w 33rd.
DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL
Newly Decorated, SO
S Rooms, cleo, gas, water paid. BOIL
E. 22nd.
Dunlop & Holtegel
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% Unfinished Houses
Modern. East. S.

Modern, East, $40
s. Rooms and garage, good condition.
1927 N. Rural.
Dunlop & Holtegel
! COLORED-2912 Martindale: inside toilet
S13; 2 weeks free rent. Lii 4466.
COLORED-Morris. E., 1914; nice 4-room
bungalow; $40 mo. Take $500 Prospect
St: to Earhardt. Call OSCAR LEE. Ri.
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TsT CLASS paper hanging, 81 to $3.50 per
IN, 80 81 rnnles & eSti. free. II. 608S.
The Washington times., 1932-07-20

DUT this Hellmann jar right your dining room
l. table, and how goriously holds its with your
proudest, sparkling glassware!
Look the above Notice its lovely modern shape and then
instead of grey, ndnct newspaper illustration visualize jar
coored soft golden yellow by the mayonnaise itself shines
through the gistening crystal glass Then blue top somewhat
similar that the former jar And label, refined and
simplifed with the familiar HelImann blue ribbon.
Of crystal jar like this is expensive And you might
reasonably expect slight increase in price. But no! Your
HeImanns Mayonnase in its container will you
penny than the Hemann you have known for years.
The mayonnaie itself remains absolutely unchanged in both
The Washington times., 1932-07-20

AN UNUSUAL SALAD. Cut out stem
ends of E peeled tomatoes. Cut down
halfway into sixths. Sprinkle on salt,
invert, and chill 80 minutes. Then
lightly mix l cup sliced chicken, toma-
to pulp, u cup diced celery, 3 table,
The Washington times., 1932-07-20

FRANCES WILLIAMS RAVISHING FIGURE
is protected by the famous Hellmann Slen-
derizing Plan. And Miss Williams urges
every woman who has the slightest tendency
towards overweight to adopt her plan at
once. Two salads everv day covered with
Hellmann's Mayonnaise in place of heavy,
rich, fattening foods. That's the way to a
ravishing, slender figure and glorious health.
Why not try it? In 90 days you will be
amazed and delighted at the results.
WHO IS THIS MASKED STAR? This lovely
actress has recently completed sensation
ally successful picture. And yet three years
ago she was so hopelessly overweight that
she was forced to leave the movies. She
writes, ''The Hellmann Slenderizing Plan
saved the day for me. 1t took off the pounds
SO rapidly that could scarcely believe my
eyes. Today, thanks to this simple plan, I
look and feel better than ever in my life
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
WHAT'S DOING

Dance-Freshman of the Ma
tional University, 8 p. m, Willard
Hotel.
Dance-Junior Order American
Mechanics, $50 p. m, Willard
Hotel.
Bi-Centennial Tree Planting
John Quincy Adams Parent
Teacher Association, IL a. M, at
the school. Nineteenth and Cali
fornia Streets.
Lecture-Dr. Gaines, 8 p. m,
Hamilton Hotel.
Dance-Phillipino Club, 9 p,
M. Hamilton Hotel.
Meeting-Montgomery County
League o. Women Voters, 2:30
p m. Parish Hail.. Grace Epls.
copal Church. Woodside, Md.
Dance-Catholic University, 10
p. M. Shoreham Hotel.
Dinner-United States Chamber
OF Commerce, 7:30 p. m, Shore.
ham Hotel.
Meeting-Sons of the American
Revolution, 8 p. m, Mayflo ver
Hotel.
Dance-Sons Of the American
Revolution, 8 p. m, Mayflower
Hotel.
Meeting-American Association
of Advertising Agencies, May
flower Hotel.
Dinner Board of Trade, Z p.
M. MavfloWer Hotel.
Meeting and Luncheon-Alto.
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Lecture-Dr. Simon, Washing.
ton Hebrew Congregation, 8 p.
M, Eighth Street Temple.
Meeting Society of Natives,
District of Columbia, p. m,
Washington Club, Fifteenth and
K Streets Northwest.
Meeting Washington Chamber
of Commerce, 8 p. m, National
Museum.
Exhibit-Drawings by John S.
Sargent, all day, Corcoran.
Exhibit-Water ColorS by
Charles HopkinSon.
Etchings by Eugene
Higgins, all day, National
Open Meeting The District Of
Columbia Society OF the Sons Of
the American Revolution, 8 D.
M. Mavflower Hotel
Meeting Park Citizens
Association s p. M, Industrial
Home School. Wisconsin Avenue
and Thirty-seventh Street North
west.
Convention American Band
masters Association. all day,
Willard Hotel.
Meeting-Dames Of the Loyal
Legion, U, S. A., all day, Willard
Hotel.
Board Meeting National
Society Daughters of the Barons
of Runnemede, 8 p. m, Willard
Hotel.
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When and Where

graphic Register Manufacturers
Association Of Chicago, II q. .h-
M, lower Hotel
Dance--Aloysian Club, 0 n.
M, AZ l st N. w.
Convention-Officials of the Y
M. c. A. all day, Calvary Baptist
Church.
Card Party-Benefit st. Fran.
els de Sales Church, 8 p. M,
church auditorium.
Meeting-Nutrition and health
section, 5 p. M, Women's City
Club.
Program-Drama Unit, $40 p.
m, Women's City Club.
Luncheon-District Banker
Association, 1890 p. M. Raleigh
Hotel.
Colonial Tea-Cushing Auxil,
iary, 4:30 p. M, Pythian Temple.
Meeting-Martha Washington
Lodge, 8 p. m, 419 Seventh st.
N. w.
Meeting-Society of Mechani-
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cal Engineers, 8 p. m, Cosmos
Club.
Twenty-fifth Assembly - Wash,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS district of the
Church of the Nazarene, all day,
First Church of the Nazarene,
Seventh and A Streets Northeast.
Bicentennial Tree Planting
District of Columbia Daughters
of the American Revolution, 3
o. M, HainS Point.
Lecture-Ely Culbertson, to-
night, Constitution Hall.
Dinner-Washington Bri d g e
Teachers Association, tonight,
Shoreham Hotel.
Play-"The Country School," "
8 p. m, Mckinley High School.
GUILD TO MEET
The Ladies Guild Of the Church
of the Ascension in Silver Spring
will meet at the home of Mrs. j..
L. Bowling, 815 Philadelphia Ave-,
Tuesday, at p. m.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
TRIO TAKES CAB.
FROM DRIVER

Three youthful holdup men are
sought today for stealing a cab
from a taxi driver whom they
forced from his cab at Wheaton,
Md, early today.
r. B. Chandler, of $40 Twelfth
st. N. W., told officers he had
been hired here to drive the two
to Maryland. Upon arrival, they
produced revolverS. demanded his
cash. but when they found he
had only a small sum. returned
it to him and took his cab
instead. The taxi was found this
morning abandoned at Thirty
fifth and Elm Streets Northeast.
Whatever your wants may he. there
Is always a possibility that they can be
satisfied through the many services
L.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
ALL A MYSTERY,
THIS HOLD-UP

Something mysterious hap
pened at Fifth and Rhode Island
Avenue Northwest. today, but the
only witness was notifying the
police and details are in doubt
Herbert Hudgins, sales man
ager of the Continental Home
Improvement Co.. 446 Rhode
Island Ave. saw a well-dreSsed
young colored man, wearing a
black derby. drive up with a com
panion in an automobile, aligh*
and try unsuccessfully to drive
a big, expensive car away.
That having failed, the colored
man entered a third car and
stuck a gun against the ribs OF
another colored man. Hudgins
thought it was time to tell the
police.
When he came out of the
phone booth, he saw the young
colored man and his friend driv,
ing away. The man who had
been held up had disappeared.
SCHOOL TESTS SLATED
Standardized tests in reading
for all grades of the Prince
Georges county public schools
will begin on May Is.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-14

State OF North Dakota. County of
Burleigh-
In County Court. Before Hon. l. c.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter of the Estate of WILL
LIAM HENRY CONNER, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
estate Of William Henry Conner. late
Of the vicinity Of Wibaux in the
County of Wibaux and State Of Mon
tana, deceased, to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication of
her residence at 616 7th street in the
city of Bismarck in said Burleigh
County. or to the Judge of the County
Court of Burleigh County, at his
office in the Court House in the city
OF Bismarck. Burleigh County, North
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. ]. e. Davies, Indge. Of the
County Court within and for the
North Dakota, has fixed the 25th
day Of January A. D. 1888, at the hour
Of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the Court Rooms i'm the Court
House in the city OF Bismarck in said
County and State, AZ the time and
piace for hearing and adjusting all
c!sims .satn.t the estate Of the said .aS
which have been duly and regularly
presented 40 hereinbefore provided
Dated June 2sth, A. p. 1892:
Administering
~, IL II
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WHENEVER digestive distress
follows mealtime, you can suspect
an acid condition.
Acidity affects the appetite.
What food you do eat sours in the
stomach. The tongue becomes
coated. The breath is bad. Sick
headaches become frequent. You
are constipated.
These are danger signals which
should never 60 UNDECIDED. Your
system is fairly shouting its need
Of help: something to help remove
the acid waste and restore alkaline
balance. An anti-acid to offset
the effect of too rich diet, nervous
ness, excitement. etc.
Men and women who meet this
need promptly with Phillips Milk
of Magnesia do not suffer. They eat
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well, and their food doesn't ferment
in the stomach. Every trace of over
acidity soon disappears. All sour
gas is dispelled. Stomach, liver and
bowels have better chance to
function.
If there is the least hint of too
much acid. just take a spoonful of
Phillips Milk of Magnesia today,
and for several days. Feel this
sweeten your stomach. Note how
appetite improves. And elimination.
You will wonder how anything so
pleasant-tasting can be so promptly
effective. 25c and SOC bottles at
drug stores everywhere.
Phillips Dental Magnesia Tooth
paste guards against acid-mouth;
keeps gums firm and teeth pearly
white.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-14
RUSSIA IN THE AIR

Moscow.-Soviet Unions aeronauti-
cal budget for the current year to.
tails about $33,9lo,ooo. Of whic1
amount more than half will be de
voted to new construction of LIS
airplanes in the five-year period
These planes are to cost about $16..
500 each.
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WASHINGTON RODE AMONG THE
ELEGlNo TROOPS TRYING TO RALLY
THEM AND AAD TWO HORSES SHOT
FROM UIDER HIM. BUT ALL THIS TO
NO AVAIL. GENERAL BRADDOCk WAS
MORTALCH WOUNDED AND THE ROUT
WAS COMPLETE
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The wavelength of light is about
one-fifty thousandth of an inch.
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GENERAL eRADDCCKS
ARhN MARCHED FORTH
M THEIR SCARLET COATS
AND WITH ALL TIE PCMp
OF DRESS PARADE 10
cO5v THE FRENCH FROM
FORT DUCUEShE.
WASHINGTON REMARKED
THAT HE HAD NEVER
SEEN SUCH A
BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.
BUT BEFORE THET
REACHED THEIR GOAL
\ PARTN OF
| FRENCH AND INDIANS
WAS 10 AMBUSH THEM
| AND TURN THEIR
BRILLIANT COLUMNS
INTO a CHAOTIC MOB.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
STOCKS in UPTURN.
AS RAILS ADVANCE
Rally Sets In After Market
Absorbs Overnight Sell
ing Orders.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, September 20.-stocks
closed higher today after a gradual ad-
vance, which was sustained to the end.
The movement was fairly uniform. all
classes sharing In the improvement
more or less. At the end the market
had made friends for itself, and senti-
ment in the Street was more cheerful
than at any time since the present re-
action began.
The feature in the market at the end
was the urgent demand for United Air.
craft, which left of four points higher.
All the leaders made their highs in the
last few minutes of trading.
Inc opening was irregular. but after
the overnight orders had been executed
the list steadied and a deliberate ad-
vance was begun. The arguments in
favor OF the market were that the re-
action had corrected any over-boueht
condition, that signs of business i'm
provement again were appearing, the
steel industry being the one striking
exception, and that all through the re-
action there had been no important
liquidation.
start, chiefly the lower-priced issues,
The movement was not easily justified.
but every crumb of comfort was seized
upon by the sponsors for the carrier
stocks. For instance, the president of
the Missouri Pacific was quoted es say
ing that traffic on Friday and Saturday
OF last week had broken all records for
the year on that road. Improvement
In loadlngs during the last two weeks
In August was stressed and predictions
were made Of better comparisons in the
earnings statements covering the Pc
riod.
Gains Of a point or more were regis
tered by such stocks as Kansas City
Southern, Missouri Kansas Texas COM
mon and preferred, among the extreme
Speculations, and by New York Central,
which was outstandingly
strong; Southern Pacific and Atchison.
One or two of the equipments went
along.
United States Steel preferred, which
was so weak yesterday, met support this
around the low of the move
ment. The common dipped under $50
share momentarily but then rallied 1t
was noted that steel preferred was loan
ing at a premium. suggesting that the
selling had been largely for short ac-
count. Gains were made by Allied
Chemical, American Can and American
class B. Other relatively strong
stocks were Lambert and Coca Cola
levels. American Telephone, selling
Tex" the quarterly dividend of s2.25,
almost made up the dividend by noon.
Evening star., 1932-09-20
GAS RATE is REDUCED
BY BALTIMORE COMPANY

Spec:e, Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, September 20-Reduc-
ton in gas rates for large industrial
consumers has been been made by the
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light &
Power Co.. according to an announce
ment by Harold e. West, chairman Of
the Public Service Commission.
The reductions became effective Sep
tember and were made for the pur-
pose of stimulating the use of gas by
large industrial concerns, it was said
by Charles M. Cohn, vice president Of
the company. The rate cut, Mr.. Cohn
said, does not presage any reduction to
the small user.
A 10 per cent slash per 1000 cubic
feet was made under the old rate for
the second 100000 cubic feet used and
more substantial cuts for the use Of
large amounts.
Evening star., 1932-09-20

Pudget Sound Power & Light Co. de-
clared a dividend of 81 a share on s6
cumulative preferred stock; previously
paid s1.5o quarterly.
Building, Real Estate, Related Lines.
Sherwin-Williams Co.-Plants Of
company are operating on full time.
Railroad and Railroad Equipment.
Carriers withhold notices for a 20
per cent pay cut; to discuss a proposal
that action be negotiated outside the
provisions Of the railway labor act.
Textiles.
Adams-Millis Corporation Plants
operating at capacity; dollar volume
continues below 1881, but unit volume
Is larger; in first half Of year a decline
of about so per cent In dollar sales was
reported.
Utilities.
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit Corpo-
ration-August net income of system up
% per cent: two months off per cent
General Utilities Co.-Preferred stock
holders offered rights to purchase at 81
a share, 20 shares class A stock of Com
munities Public Service Corporation for
each preferred share held; common
stockholders may buy two shares Com
munities Public Service at 81 a share
for each share held.