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Evening star., 1933-11-01
Fried Hominy.

Sprinkle one cupful Of hominy into
three cupfuls of actively boiling saltec
water, stirring constantly. Cook direct.
ly over fire until thick, stirring occa.
sionally to prevent Jumping. Put in 6
double boiler or over hot water and coo1
for 80 minutes. Pour into q grease
mold When cold cut In thin slices
Dip in slightly beaten egg mixed with
one tablespoonful Of cold water, then ir
-four. Fry slices In small amount ol
fat until delicate brown.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

takes as many years as that to grow
these layers. The black heart-wood is,
Of course, the ebony. The ebony OF
commerce Is from q tropical species.
'Simmon beer and brandy we're once
favorite drinks in the early days. and
coffee made from the roasted seeds, as
well, when times were hard The tea
made from the flowers was supposed to
cure fevers. The wood is made into
shoe lasts. plane stocks and shuttles.
The tree should be planted Tor It's
beauty, as 1t grows quickly in any soil
from seed and can be transplanted
easily.
(C0pyrlght. 1881
Evening star., 1933-11-01

~ EDDY FOX had hardly left the
dear old Briar Patch when little
n Mrs. Peter Rabbit poked her
i head under the brambles where
Peter was sitting. We'll" said
she II see that red robber has left.
What did he want?"
He has heard about how I have
turned over a new leaf and become
thrifty and he came over to congratu-
late me-" replied Peter.
You don't say!" shifted little Mrs
Peter.
"He did really, and he was very nice
about It," replied Peter.
II suppose" said Mrs. Peter. The Of
1ered to help"
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Thirteen Against Twenty.Six.

IN a pair duplicate game in Phi1a-
delphia few days ago a hand
came up which illustrated In vivid
fashion the helplessness of 13 cards
struggling against 26 when the big
hand could not promote its own low
cards because it lacked suit-length and
had too many losers to be anywhere
near making game If partner could not
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Conquering Contract q
BY P. HAL SIMS

should give a fine play for three no
trumps Johnny Hau. playing with me.
decided that in view Of the single stop
per in spades and lack Of q long suit.
it was more necessary for me to bid
spades than to hold q queen and . jack,
for three no trumps to be . good con-
tract. He used fine judgment In max
ing it very easy for me to make q one
Overcome response II I could. One club
was his bid. Holding
op. jxx u. 10 en-
Hts. Xxx C. Z K
I naturally passed. and three odd in
clubs was . hne score on the hand-the
best normal result
Sir Derrick Wernher opened the bid
ding with two no trumps. His partner
necessarily passed, and by we'll Judged
deceptive line Of play he actually made
three odd. An opponent held of with
the ace Of diamonds once too often, and
never made it,
Evening star., 1933-11-01

Mr.. SIMS is universally acclaimed the
greatest liping contract and auction
player. He 1cas captain OF the renowned
-Four Horsemen" team. nolU diSbanded,
and has iron ID national championships
since 1924 These articles are based on
the Sims system, ,ohich includes the
one -ouer-one principle Which the Sims
group of players ras the first to EMPLOY
dnd dereIOp.
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Cuts Of Meat.

Choose only tender cuts Of meat for
frying or brolling. The tougher cuts
require longer cooking and with .
moist heat Do not try to cook pot
roast in a hurry, as the result would
be tough, dry roast. II flavor is de-
sired in the meat, brown or scar It at
a high temperature and then reduce
the temperature to prevent toushening
and driving
Evening star., 1933-11-01

make a natural re-
Spouse. Here Is the
msy giant to
which I refer:
Hts. A K 10 9
Di. K ] 8
Cl. A X J 5 ..
Five and q half
primary tricks plus
the protective re-
enforcement Of .
low honor in each
suit. Those who are
still basing their
contract theorizing
on White h eads
auction researches
would tell you to
make a forcing bid
with this hand.
sx,1 .,~kt nof q
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Wonder Works Of Long Ago.

n YORTHWEST Of the Persian gull
Is Q region known as Mesopo-
VI tamia, 1.-The Land Between the
/ Rivers" It has an area Of
about $4,000 square miles, and
lies between the Tigress and Euphrates
Rivers
A view Of this land today would not
make a visitor think it worth much
study. 1t is. in large part, sandy
waste; but look closer and you shall
see reasons to call 1t important. There,
fully 1000 years ago. lived pioneers Of
human thought, and they used canals
and reservoirs to make the country
bloom in q way 1t does not bloom at
present.
In ancient times the region was
Evening star., 1933-11-01
What Constitutes a Hero2

What Constitutes Hero?
have studied the pages of Homer.
Whose work. I believe you'll agree.
Was pretty good stuff,
Though little bit rough,
To learn what a hero might be.
] find that these widely famed figures
II the old man described them Alright
Are the lads who go in
To a battle to win
Only duds get the worst Of a fight.
And this is the classification
Which still is accepted today;
Only men with physiques
Like the old battling Greeks
Can rise to be stars In q play.
Evening star., 1933-11-01
My Neighbor Says:

Never cover bread Immediately
after it is baked. Allow it to cool
slowly before putting 1t into the
bread box.
Before inserting a screw in
hard wood draw the threaded
part across a cake Of white soap.
The screw will then 90 In much
more readily.
Woolen stockings do not shrink
if washed carefully in tepid water
and white soapsuds. Rinse them
In clear water. wiring out and
hang in the air to dry quickly.
Cut flowers will last much long
er during the Winter months If
they are put In lukewarm water
when they come from the florist
tCopyright. 1933D
Evening star., 1933-11-01
Mrs. Peter Speaks Mind.

IT'S well some people are not blind,
And not afraid to speak their mind.
Mrs, Peter Rabbit.
Evening star., 1933-11-01

OFTEN wonder whence comes that
fine, poetic expression, Indian
Summer" Did the Indians call II
Summer? don't think so, YET
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
&utbf&ilbs Slid.

Gin Mnnn, Ser Sole fir cine Got
terie berfaufte, bat aid Sen Baron
&otbI6ilo, linn ems a65ufaufen. SD
babe niGt n1tis, nod etfpas git ge-
tpiiinen, i6 BIN reid genug", eripi-
5erte oieier. ~Ma6en Sic einen
&eriuf~, ordnete Ser onoere. n@as
iino fir iie 10 Marf?" &otbi6iIo
1iabm oas Sos mno gepann tati6fl.
Ii6 ben Souptgetpinn. Gls inn Ser
Mnnn Oabon Witteilung madte,
inete err: nNun mill i6 mid AUDI
6anfbar erpeiien. @oaen Sic io-
fort 10000 Marf baben ODER fir
2eb5eiten idbrlid 5000 Marf?"
.Geben Sic mir lieber oie 10000,
iagte ser Monn, nSbr Slid lit 10
groB, oaB i6 ionit nidt mebr ais
iebs Monate lebeu miiroe."
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
-o6mrr Nrnfriinr illrn Stu

-Qodcr. @roiciior sum Stu.
oenten: Miillcr, Sbr Miiieu bat uer-
idieOene fleiue 20der. Gieie 9oher
bil6en Iid nit DER 3eit gu einem
aroben Sod uno Ourh oieies God
ueroen Sic beim Gronien fallen.
SIMMER geIebrt. Ero.
feIior: Bite, geben Sic mir cine
8ortioH 8benpI-Sio-Sb -Gpauot.
M~potbefer: Sic meinen Senf-Sel9
GroieIior: So, ridtie, id fonnte
mid ouf Sen perteuieIten Nanten
ni6t mebr beiinner.
Gas ertl6rt's. @rna:
@eltern obenO ereignete iid etlpaS,
mas nod ME porsefommen lit. Die
gauge Gadbarfdaft bat, oils i6 se.
iuusen babe gall5 Oerriidt eetlotidtl
Gmmi: 90, 10, nelfes 2ieo bolt
81 geIungen?
@rna: r@oreen muB ib fort BON
bier i"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

Ga6iug. Die iuuse 6rou
Mimi lit, iiber uitO iiber nit Bitten
0eforiert, ols &o0io aui Dem Ball.
,Sit Sbr Mann olid mit?"
DGetpiB. Ser lit Ole Stornn9!"
@orftdt n....unO pie-
pieI @las Bier trinfen Sic tGglid?"
frogte Ser Ir5t. Ser 9ronfe beugte
iif Dor uno niiperte DEM Goftor
ins DIR: Bite, Serr 0oftor, Ieben
Sic erit nal nod), Oh meme 5ralt
nidt bordt. 49,"
8ie0er elm Sdotte e.
Gin Sdotte bate einen Sreuno in
2on6on beIuft nnO beritanO es, Iei-
men 8eiu9 INNER mebr in Die
2dnge 8i aieben. Der @aitgeber
Oofte, oaB Elm fIeiner 8inf onge'
bradt lei.
n@lnubit gu nidt~, iu9te er ei-
mes Cages. Dob 9eine 6rou unO
Define 9inOer iid nod Dir iebnen
~ner0en?"
ouoro", rief ser 9dotte aus,
gu bait reftI Sd perOe iofort
idreiben, OaB lie nodfommen iol.
LEM"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

Niles oa. .Wit Dem gin-
treffen oes &errn 8iirgermeiiters
nabm Sic 8iebausltelung ibren an'
fong."
- EaftpoII. Serr Meier gebt
auffalleno id)nen an ieinem Saus-
ar5t poriiber.
Ser Sausar6t fragt i'm: nSaben
Sic etmas gegen mi6?@
Meier: nSb nein, id Ocfte aber,
Sic wGren mir boie, neil id lett
bier Sabren MIDI franz mar"
Boeie un6 Brofa.
6rdulein auf Dem 2anOe: nId. bic
les wunoerbare Grim, man modte
iih ltunoenlang 0aran meioen."
Bauer: u@eioen g nur lngeniert
nit. 9as 9ieb friBt 10 mie 10 nil
aues ab."
Nus einem gortrag.
sd ioge, oie 3eit lit ni&t mebr
weit. 1aB mir elm 9iingemittel fir
10 Morgen in Der 8eltental6e tra'
gen fonnenl"
Sitter Bauer, ser Dem Tortrn9e
SUPPORT: .0obl, ipobl Ino ole
grnte in Der aa6ereHl"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
q aumerei. @erspin mi

Sraumerei. @erspin url0
@erlinoe gonoeln auf Ser glitter.
Seuf5t @erlinoe: 90 fonttte i1
bis ans @noe ser @elt NIT sir gorl-
oeln, @eliebter!
@runat @ersmin: Sd audi. @ber
Oas Boot foitet Die Stunoe 5pei
Marf.
@a6rbeitsbepeis er-
rad pSoio, Sic beboupten
alio, nit Sbrem Auto nidt oie 5u-
laiiige @ei6minoigfeit iiberi9ritten
5u ba6en? &onnen Sic oenn oas
bemeiien?~
mSamobl. Serr &idter. SD be-
fanO mid seraoe auf Dem 8eae au
meiner SdmiegermnItter."
-@erfebIter 3wed. n8ie-
10 fommen Sic eigentlid nit Dem
@elO nidt mebr aus, 6rau Wfeier?
6riiber bat SIR Mann ood iogar
nod ieoen Monot etDas 5uriidlegen
fonnen!"
.Sa, friiberl Seitoem mein @ann
aber Goritano oes Sparpereins lit
llno ieoe ISOLDE 81 ben gereinsa6en-
Ben gebt, lit es nit Dem 3uriidlegen
aus"
8ureauarbeit. Die 3ei-
ten iino l6le6t. Sn ben Bureaus
Ser &oufleute lit nidts 81 tun.
n8ie eebt es BEL Sbnen?" fragte
mon 8uiie.
guiie beridtete: r5ie fonnen es
iiG 0enfen. wenn id Sbnen er5dbIe,
oaB BEL uns I'M &ontor bereits ieOe
Siege einen 6amiliennamen un0
orei &ornamcn bat"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
stemusrammc ans Der aimberitnbe.

Die folgenoen Nusiprii6e aus
&inoermuno bat ser ruiiiide Sdrift-
Iteaer 6. Sidufopsfi %3uiammenge-
tragerl, UNI in ibnen oie i90pferiide
&raft uno gigenbeit Ser &inoer auf-
au5eigen, aber aud ibr initinftlihe-
res 3uriidfinoen gum uripriinglihen
Sim oes @ortes. Sober Sinner.
freuno miro li1erlif an Oieien lie6e,
bon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS finoliden
ausipriifen feline 6reuoe baben:
Die 3idbrige &ira iogt gu ibrem
8oter ourds Selepbon:
.@arum bolt gu 10 cine branne,
broiine Stimme, 8apa?"
Gin anoeres Sinh iagt:
rSieb, 8apo, oeiue Soien iino 10
g~erun5elt!"
SD tperoe 10 frii6 aufiteben, bob
es nod ipat iein miro"
nad, DIANA, mas bait on fir
oif6audige 9einel"
rSol5e mir, bite, ben 8rei NIT
3uder."
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

Or fannte ibn. nSot
Sbr Serr SnfeI sic eigentli9 nGber
eefannt?"
~ltnbeOinet, Oeun er bat mir
nidts bermo6tl"
Or beereift es nidt t..
Sic: .gsuu bor oodL 2iebarl 5ra9'
mid nidt INNER, mann i6 onge-
5ogen Iein iperoel Seit elmer guten
giertelItunoe ioge i6 Dir forttu6b-
reno, baB id in elmer @inute fer,
tig binl~
SdmeidIer. .9o gebt
Serr Miiuer. @r lit elm fiir6ter.
lider Sdmeidler."
nSusts er Sbnen, oaB Sic i60n
iino?"
n0sein, aber er iagte, oaB Sic es
Iin6."
- Sogb. 2ompel lit ouf Saot
gepeien. Sang oqein NOR i'd,
er5Gblt er, der SagOberr bate iid
erfdltet; Inn lieben llbr bin ih log.
ge5ogen, unO ols ib I'M neuil u6r
6uriid mar, batte i6 einen gang re-
ipefta6len Bod i'm gfudlad."
ogntieslid", Iugt SGlang, DunO
moran lit Oas Sier geitor6en."
SdIogfertig. Grou: Sd
peiB, on liebit mid nidt mebrl Ser
ar3t iagt, i6 muB Oerreiien unO
cine Sur nebmen, oaB ih oiinner
iperOe, unO Ot Winit es nid]t 3u-
geben. GS lit Dir eben gang egol,
neil Ou mid ni6t mebr liebit.
Mann: A6er natiirli9 Iiebe i6
oidl Sd liebe bid eben 10 iebr,
OaB if es ni&t ertragen fam, audJ
nur Elm ein5iges @ramm BON sir
81 miiien.
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

= @us einem S6HIer.
nuffab. n9Is mir am l1fer oeS
@lpeniees fllbren, benterften mir, mie
cine Sub bon ser Sennerin gemol-
fen pur0e, i'm See mar es ulige-
febrt!"
- Mooeru. nMein Setter bat
feline Sod5eitsreiie i'm 6lilg5eu9 ge-
madt."
~Sit's gut obgeIoufen?"
nSa, gottlob! gr bat MIR ilr-
terpegs cine NotlanOun9 porgellom-
men, I'M iid ideioen au %laiien."
= &eroienter 0onf. pSie
O~er5eiben, mein Serr, ober Iino Sic
ni9t ser BETTER oes Sunoes. ser
bellte morgen sic CAME gebiiien
bot nno Damn sic StraBe binunter
berfolgte?"
uaGerOinss, er lit ia elm biB6en
milo. -"
.&ei6en Sic mir sic SanS, nno
nebmen Sic bite Oieie &noden fir
ben Suno. @s mar meme Sdwie-
germutterl"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

&affiniert. Sribden:
Mutti, glib mir orei 8irnen.
Mutter: 3mei geniigen, orei
idaffit on ia ood nid)t.
5ribhen: God, Mutti, id eiie Die
brittle 5uerit.
Sdlimm. ~@os, oeine
Srau ipridt ieit elmer ISOLDE nidt
mebr nit Sir, oa gebt's Dir aber
quit"
.Nld) nein. Sic ipridt iiber mid
nit ii6 ielbit, uno id mnB sibo-
ren."
- &outine. nSrma bat einer
%geiunOen S6laf", iast Die Mntter
ser flei5igen 9riootiefretdrin. ~Gas
toitet arbeit, oie friib munter 5n
friegen."
.Se5en ie oenn feinen @eder?"
Bod, aber iperrl Der r%aiieit, ruft
Srma nur: Ser Serr 9ireftor bat
cine Gonferen5, rufen Sic, bite, ipo-
Ter nod mol anl" - uno idon
idldit lie weiter."
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
SabeI6after GinfaI - nit fa6elbaf-
tenn &einfaa.

n2ieber Gopo, broude orin9eno
onotomiiden 9(tIos - foitet 8irfa
bunoert @orf. Bite. fdide umge.
BEND @el0l 9ein 0anf6arer Sobn.
5ris gummelsoorf. "
6amoier @inFan!l 8enn mcin
Sitter bunoert Marf idfdt, bin i6
mieoer i'm Strom.
ginige Sage ipdter bringt Oie
Ioit elm einseidriebenes 9ofet nit
9rief:
u2ieber 6ritl 9n6ei foIet anoto-
miI6er atlos. Stuoiere fleiBig!l
Dies miinidt oufridJtig Gem 9id)
liebenoer Goter.
@. 8ummelsoori."
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

n@urum idlagit Ou oein 8riioer.
den?"
SD tam ood uidts Oafiir, 9Rnt-
ii, menn oie S6l0ge aus mir 10
berousorGngen."
.Sieb BOD, Sic Some fat aaf Die
@ano g~etropft!"
Die ~oreiidbrise Olga iast 3u
einem &ablfopfigen:
.S0re nal, Snfel, Ou bait ia gar
feline Garden. @o5u braufIt Oh
oenn Damn einell &opf2@
@eorgden ipielte i'm @arten nnS
Idnitt nit Dem Spaten einen Ste.
aentpurm ent5mei.
,8arum tuit OIL oas2"
Or langpeilte iid). Sebt ffao's
3ipei, Sest baben' lie es luItiger.A
0ie 3iabrige HaOia fonnte fem
~" ipreden llno uerbarg bart1adig
oieien Spra1febler. @inmol lagte
iemano gang unpernlittelt 81 ibr:
.Naoienfa, jag bod grot".
rSemmel", fam prompt Die Int'
mort.
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

mittIer (5u
elmer 9ome): n8ieien Serrn fonnte
i6 Sbnen ais lebr iolio .empfeblen.
gr raudt nidt, er trinft nidt, er
ge6t in feinen Stub. -"
0ame( Chm unterbredeno): SD
0anfe iiir 10 einenl Ga bGtte i9 ia
nihtS 5i berbieten."
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

-gbefra6. Dad nidt ion
&rad megel oes Oummen SemOsl
SD mero's idon nod maidenl
S6IieBli6 muB sir Oo6 oeine 6ralt
piftiger als oein SemO ieinl~
v@ieio? Sbne bid fam id midi
ii6eraa ieben laiien!"
- 6re0beit. Stella mill itu-
oierer.
Die Wlttter nturrt:
rSeirote lieber - Mdnner lie6en
0umme Maoden."
Sagte Stella:
nSeute ni6f mebr - boS mar 81
oeiner 3eit, Mutter."
S6Iou. Srau g. (8u elmer
8%reunoin): Sag nal, pie boit Oh
es fertigeebradt, oaB Gein Mann
iebt 10 oft obenos gu Souie bleibt2~
DSebr einfa6. 9as er nal wieOer
iebr ipGt beimfam uno an Der Saus-
tiir flingelte, REF id inn bonn Sent
tier al: .8iit 0u's &arl9" Iein
Mann aber beiBt @rmin."
- 3eriabrenbeit. ~Mi-
6aeI lit bod fiir6terlid 3eritrellt ge-
ipor6enl @eitern Job er bic babe
Nodt mad uno fonnte iid nidt oar.
arf beiinnen. mas er ii6 gu tun por-
genommen batte!"
limo fieI es inn Oann ein?"
nSa, ober crit eegen Morgen! Or
bate lid n6mlid borgenommen,
friib ldlafen gu ge6en!"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
: S m. s6neioer idnitt

Limb Damn babe id na9 meinem
9iener geflingelt", iogte er.
.9u bait einen 9iener?"
r3einI 9(6er cine &fingell"
= Gas Mittel. Ser Gait
se6er: @f, lpenn uniere @dite ooh
enoli6 einmal geben mouten. Sd
bin 10 furht6ar miiOe.
Die @attin 6es @altgebers: 6rau-
Iein @oloitimm, noaen Sic uns nidt
etrpas boriingen2
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
Sin SelO.

Sic: Sag nal, Iieber Nann,
tp1nn ih iest bier babe unO ertrinfe,
mas miir0eit Oh ga tun?"
gr: sd piir0e iofort ms nG6ite
9orf renren urO Inn Silfe riifen -
uno penn id eIeid Orei Stunoen
melt laufen miiBte!"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
Scim 3abnur5t.

~abcr ib bitt' Sic, Serr 8allf-
bireftor, Sbre 3abne IinO bod poa-
fSnliaen g~eiunol"
n8eiB if, ipeiB idl 9t6er id
moGte enoliA mol pieoer erleben,
6nB iemano Bel mir cine @inlage
mnAt!~
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

SH geH SgHe
in uiein leste
Brief gefragt,
meme 9ribmeB
Storie nit in Den
@ebper 81 bob
hide. Sd ben
mid oiptper Die
@eididt nod
email itpper &c.
0enft I'LL i'd toull
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
. Sroueu6 Onbeit >!

donbeit sd
ge6e gu, meine 2iebe, baB Srauen
id0ner iino oIs Mdnner."
r9tatiirli6!~
n9sein, nidt nutiirli6 flint
li61~
- 3peifIer. Sanoblatt bat
einen Serrn fenneneelernt. n@nt-
ifyuloigen sic, mein Serr, mas iino
Sic eigentli6 bon @eruf?"
SD bin SAriftiteler!" onttuor,
tet itol5 Ser Serr.
nSie miBberite6en MIDI, mciit
SanobIatt, nid meme, mooon Sic
leben?"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

Ger atlas eebt ieIbitOeritGnoIid
Idnelitens 0en @eg ser anoeren
Bidder Sris gummeIsOorfs = gum
4ntiquariat.
.2icber 9apol sltlas Oanteno er.
baItelt. Stuoiere iIeibig BARN. III.
leiu Srtnger tut meb. appeaiere on
9eine bem6brte @roBmit. Dein
Oanfbarer 6ilius
6ris 9ummelsoorf."
9arouf foIgen6e Antportfarte:
p9ieber 6risl 3wiiden ben erIten
8lGttern oes atlnnten befinoen cd
bunoert Marf. Soit 9u iie eenm
beim StuOiereu nidt g~efunOen2
9eiu 8ater
@. gummelsoorE~
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
MuitanS.

atf Ser Sa9ofau5el Elm Iiain itanO
Nuf GnitanO.
Sebo6 feiu @ilo lam oa6er,
Sim uor's @eipcbr.
&ilb fludte er ba = o @rau3l
Mit Dem anitano = mars ausll
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

,gumfes mer0en INNER porneb-
mer, iest balten lie ii6 idon einen
9ienerl"
n9iener? 9aB id nidt fidrel
Sbren @roBoater baben iie ~raiiert
uno in sic 2ipree geitedt!4
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
NIinna.

MIinna liebt einen &eidswebrioI.
Soten. NeuIib betpunoert iie iein
Seitengetpebr uuo iaet: n&lio 10
iiebt elm SeIoiteder a1s!"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
Effcncr Sdrsibebrisf Sea
YbtIibb eanerampfer.

Gein licbcr Scrr &eOadtiundr: =
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

nSaben Sic audi nieoer oen....
ia -. ba.. .batidie?"
Stein, id bab' oafiir aber mieoer
mein. .aui, nerflirt no9mol."
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27
Scr edrcdcn Der aumfeftiOn.

,Sebpn Sic, nns lit Idon beirabe Oas Hibtige. @enn er etpas
heller mare une breher liegen pIroe, uenn er feline, CRIME Tnntte bate
uno pioht Idinera wlroe, 6ann oIrfen Sic mir iet cine Frobe OBJ
lGneioenl"
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

Minno miro bon ser @ndoi9en
gefragt: nSoben Sic i6on einniol
init benz @eridt 81 tuu gebabt?"
nSm~, erpioert @inno errOteno,
,i6 babe einmal nit einem &efereu.
Gar pouIiiert."
Washington Journal., 1933-01-27

Minuo bate gebeiratet. am
Gage nnG ser &od5eit trat iie ibren
9ienIt mieoer au. Limb SIR
Mann?~ fragte Sic @na6ige. nSot
er feline gr6eit pieOer uufgenom.
men?"
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teripoden", iogte Minna.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
STOCKS SUBJECTED
TO PR0F|T-TAK|NG
Market Regains Part of
Losses-Rai|road List
Hit by Selling.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Large scale
realizing put the stock market back
today, but not sufficiently to indicate
any change of trend.
The selling was heavy and losses were
recorded in nearly all the active issues.
but few of them were of any large
amount and in the last quarter of an
hour a rally set in under the leader
ship of the railway shares.
The dollar weakened il terms of the
European continental currencies, but
sterling, after having set a new high
on the movement earlier in the day,
sold off in the last hour. ConmCditios
went through a series of erratic price
fluctuations. Wheat closed Is to Is
cents lower
Chesapeake & Ohio was the feature
of the late recovery. Other strong
spots were Gillette and National Dis
tillers Products.
All through the morning the price
trend was underlined. The opening wcs
irregular but almost Immediately large
scale offerings were encountered and
something of setback was recorded.
The losses were largest in the railroad
shares, which had been SO strong on
Monday. but more or less they were n
evidence all through the list. Motors,
metals and the alcohol stocks made the
best resistance.
There was nothing surprising about
the reaction in the rails. Some profit
taking was inevitable after so suostar-
tial an advance. The higher priced
shares came down the most Uricn
Pacific was of to 5 points at one tirno,
but that stock had gained more than 10
points in the previous session. LehiCl
Valley was arother issue to yield but it,
too, had been outStanoinglv strong on
Saturday and Monday. Chesapeake 6;
Ohio and Illinois Central distinguished
themselves by making new highs wlliis
the other rails we're selling off
In the general list Allied Chemical
came down sharply. off as much as
to points at one stage. but regained
part of the loss later on. American
Telephone dropped back 2 or 3 points,
then rallied. Meanwhile motor shares
we're being actively accumulated. The
leader was Nash, above % for thc first
time this year. General Motors made
new high by a small fraction.
The buying in the metal stocks was
large enough to put Anaconda. kenne-
colt, Cerro de PaScO, st. Joseph Lead
and International Nickel to new highs,
When the market began to turn after
an hour and half OF realizing the al-
cohol stocks were aggressively bid up,
with 5-poInt gain iQ National Distil-
lers and an advance OF almost as much
In United States Industrial Alcohol.
Evening star., 1933-07-05

tQuotations as of $50 O'clock
Evening star., 1933-07-05
SILVER QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK. July 5 LEo).-Bar silver
steady, unchanged ct 367,.
Evening star., 1933-07-05
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
Special Dispatch to Tae Star.
BALTIMORE, July s.


BALTIMORE, July g.
Sales. STOCKS Last sales.
1881 Arundel Co-poga;.on ..... 27ss
81 lsntIc Coast LiGe Conn. ... 44is
2l2O Black & Decker com .-..... Gts
i c * ? Tel BaitC pfd ....-.... II:i'.
81 Commercial Cred "a. l5t ptd.. s.
3 Commercial Cred s., pfd b. -
Is Consolidated Gas com. .-.... 65is
= Con Gas 49, cam p:G F.... lO17s
L. Cons Gas $, cum pfd A.. 30
461 Eraer o-SeItzer com. -
81 Fidelity &; Deposit Co. ........ 39i.
200 Houston OIL pld vtc.-.......
;II5 Maryland Casualty Co ...... i7s
20 Merchants & Miners Trans. ~ q,
so NJ Yer Woodbury. Mills com. II.
4:}5 New Amsterdam Cas- Co. ..... II
- P2 Water q Power. .....-.. 5fi2
1910 Fidelity d Guaranty
BOMBS.
S:,0,G0a Critei PTy 6 Elec lst Is. /!
Evening star., 1933-07-05
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK. July 5 P,.-Over-the-
counter market: