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Seward daily gateway., 1933-02-03
LEATHER HANDCUFFs
 PLACED 0N BEAUTY
 F0R SELF PROTECTION

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3, To protect Corlics Palmer, from her self, the authorities moved the once noted beauty and estranged wife of Eugene V. Brewster, form CT millionaire magazine publisher, to the San Francisco hospital
 There she was held under strict observation as physicians sought to cure her from the effects of pro- tracted drinking so that she can return to her home in Hollywood.
 The condition of the girl, who was taken in leather handcuffs to the Central Emergency Hospital Tuesday as an acute alcoholic, following several days of drinking to forget her broken romance with Al Cohen, Hollywood scenario writ CT, was said to be considerably improved.
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GERMANY MUST FIND
 SELF On CAPITULhTE
 COMNUNISM, HITLER

BERLIN, Feb. 3,-Germany must find herself again or capitulate to BolsheVism, Adolf Hitler, new Fas- cist chancellor told the press in the first interview he has granted since assuming office.
 No middle course is possible for Germany" the energetic leader of Nazi millions declared. Either the Bolshevic sta Il d a d will be raised over Germany or Germany will find herself again"
 The new regime has no sympa- thy with Communists and Hitler proposes to outlaw the party.
 The coming Reighstag election will be the sixth within a year
 Communist cafes are being raid ed one man was killed and eight injured at Hamburg, Thursday af- ternoon.
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TIE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, Feb. 3, May wheat closed at 473s, against 4755. Gen Motors dividend meeting will be held Monday. Penn. RR loadings for the week ending January 28 were 186 below same 1881 period against 16.9 per cent decrease preceding week.
 Regular Jewel tea and Congo leum common dividends have de- clared. In January 18th week U s. electricity production was 7.5 per cent under same 1882 week as against Fl per cent decrease pre- ceding week Somewhat lower stock prices are looked for.
 Gold stocks of all kinds rose on yesterdays market but industrial and commodity stocks dropped as many as three points.
 Al Chem 8324, Am. Can 5914 Am Smelt. 1924, Am. Zone 10134 Am. Fob. 6734, Auburn 43, Baldwin 55s, B. & o. 1924, Beth. Steel 1924, Cal. Pkg. g, Can. Pac. II, Case 441s Chrysler 1873, Con. Gas. 551s, Du- pont 375s, Eastman 58, Gen. Flee 14s4, Gen. Foods 237s, Gen. Motors 1878, Goodrich 434, Goodyear 141s, Int. Tel. 6A, Loews 16, Mont. Ward 1873, Dairy Prod. 14A, Penn. RR 183s, Pullman g, Radio 438, Radio Keith 13s, Simmons 634, So. Pac 177s, Stand. Cal. "A, Un. Carbide 2614, Un Oil Cal 161s, Un Pac 751a Steel 2624, Steel Pfd 565s, West Un 2434, Westinghouse 277s, Wool worth 3234, Wor Pump 13, Eng fish Sterling 3.3918.
 Produce prices: Large eggs # cents per dozen, medium IS cents and small, IA cents per dozen Butter 20 cents a pound; cheese ' 1-2 c.
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TEN CENTS 0N TIE
 DOLLAR SETTLEMENT

LONDON, Feb. 3, British min isters will go to Washington insist ing that the United States settle war debts with a united Europe on the basis of the 10 cents on a dollar separations settlement proViSSion- ally Germany at Lausanne.
 This was indicated by a declara- tion in high governmental circles. The declaration served to blast American hopes that the United European debt front, reached in the Lausanne "gentlemen's agree ment', has been broken.
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GREAT EXPERIMENT NATURAL RESOURCES
 PLANNED, ROOSEVELT I

WARM SPRINGS, Ga, Feb. B. Using the Tennessee Basin as a gig Il tic laboratory, President Elect Roosevelt intends to make the greatest experiment in the public uses of natural resources oi mountains, watersheds, rivers, val leys, plains and farms that the world has ever seen.
 This program, as he unfolded it here, contemplateS coordination ot such projects as reforestration, re- clamation, flood control, elinlina- tion of marginal land and a power project that will revive the terri tory extending from Southern Vir- ginia to the Golf of Mexico.
 It will affect the States of Vir- ginia, North Carolina, South Caro- lima, Tennessee, Alabama, part of MissiSSippy, Kentucky, Missouri Arkansas and Louisiana.
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TWO NATIONS, JAPAN, CHINA, MAY WITHDRAW
 FROM LEkGUE: NATIONS

PEIPING, Feb. 3, Diplomatic quarters were concerned over in dications that China, as we'll as Japan, may withdraw from the League of Nations, due to dissatis- faction with the Leagues handling of the Manchurian dispute.
 Foreign Minister To Wen Kan was understood to have informed British Minister Sir Miles Lamp son that China would quit the League unless the League refused to recognize Manchukuo.
 Sir Lamp pson was said to be graVely concerned over China'S re- sentiment of the British attitude at Geneva.
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BLOOD BROTHERHOOD
 MEMBERS ARRESTED

TOXIC, Feb. ?, The arrest ot IA youths, members of the blood brotherhood league" on charges ot conspiring to assassinate IT ot Japan's advisors to the throne anc business magnates, electrified To- kio.
 Death sentences loom for the l. under the law which provides tht same sentence for murderers ant accessories before the fact.
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AUTO DRIVER KILLED
 WEN CRASHED BUS

MADEIRA, Calf, Feb. 3,-Leon- ard I. Ireland was killed instantly and three passengers of a Pacific Greyhound Lines bus suffered minor injuries when Mir Ireland's car swerved suddenly into the path of the bus.
 An inquest was to De held to de- termine the cause of the accident, Driver Paul M. Schurter reported that MT. Ireland made a left turn toward a side road.
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QUITS FIGHTING FUR
 HIGHER LEARN|t

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3, Fiji LaBarbara, pugilist who recen lost his fight in New York the champion of England, will enter Stanfard next September @ toss away his ring tools for gt for higher learning.
 LaBarbara feels he is Slippi having lost his last three fight.
 He wants to be a writer of tion. This is his second return college.
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EARLY OUTBREAK |S
 L0KED F0R, jjE.H0L

CHANG CHUAN, Manchuria, Feb. 2, An early outbreak of fighting between Japanese and Chinese troops maSSed in the Jehol province is inevitable" Japanese military headquarters predicted.
 A Japanese spokesman said the the continued massing of Chinese troops in the disputed province, which Japan claims is part of Manchuria, has caused the situ- ation there to become worse.
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B|C FIGHT PLANNED
 FOR CHICAGO IN JUNE

CHICAGO, Feb. 2, Jack Demp- sey announced yesterday he would stage the Max Schmeling-MaX Baer heavyweight fight in Chica- go early in June, providing two conditions are met.
 Dempsey asked that the Illinois boxing laws be changed to allow a 15-round bout with a 10 per cent tax to the state, and that Soldiers Field be made available at an reputable figure"
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THIRD AMERICAN
 BOAT ESCAPES AGENT!

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 3, Dis patches from Ense a d a, lowe California, said the American fist ing boat Acalin, detained for "ser ous violations of the fishing laws escaped, taking along a Mexica customs agent who was guardir the boat.
 The Acalin was the third bo to escape from EnSenada und similar circumstances.
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CITIZENSHIP RESTORED
 ID THOS. W, MILLER

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3,-Presi- dent Hoover restored Thomas W. Miller, former alien property GUS todian, to citizenship yesterday.
 Miller, who served during the ad- ministration of President Harding, was sentenced to 18 months in At lanta on charges of defrauding the government in 1928
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LANDSLIDE CLOSES C
 REDWOOD H|GHWAY

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 3, IT h e Redwood highway, U. s. 101, was closed from Crescent City north to the Oregon line by a landslide 12 miles south of Crescent City, the State division of highways an- nounced
 Two steam shovels have been sent, and it is hoped to have the hikhway open this morning.
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THREATENS ID KILL
 ALI CHRISTIANS

SHANGHAI, Feb. 3,-Tnreaten- ing to kill all Christians, 60,0OO Chinese Communists, under the rebel commander, General KWang, occupied Paoning, a large city in Szechuen Province yesterday.
 Chinese missionaries inland have evacuated the threatened districts fleeing Chengtu. The government m m tely rushed troops to Paoning.
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WON'T BE LONG NOW

WARM SPRINGS, Ga, Feb. B. Busi1y engaged in consulting pros pective Cabinet members and dip loma,ts, President-Elect Roosevelt revealed that he hoped to make known the makeup of his official family on March 2 or 3.
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MONEYS APPROVED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, T h e House approved the sums of S6O,- 900 for repair of the White House, ,$75,CO0 Presidents salary and $15,- 900 for the Presidents salary A total of $428,0OO was approved for various purposes of this na- ture.
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FRENCH MONARCHY

PARIS, Feb. 3, A call for the formation of a dictatorship under a monarchy with the Duke de Guise assuming the throne, was published in the royalist organ Action Francaise. The Duke is now living in Brussels.
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TAKES A CHANGE

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 2 Helen Kane, the "Boop a Dc singer, was married here to ! Hoffman, Irish actor. The c mony was performed by Judg Mattingly, municipal court.
 Kane gave her age as 23. MT. H man has been twice divorced.
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ATTORNEY SAVED

CHEROKEE, Okla, Feb. 3, - When Attorney Ansell Green offer ed $8,400 cash for a farm up for auction, deputies saved him from a possible mauling at the hands of irate farmers.
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CURLY ON TRIAL

LONG BEACH, Feb. 3,-William James "Curly' Guy, handsome and youthful soldier of fortune, was brought to trial for the murder of Capt. Walter Wanderweu aboard the yacht Carma.
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THREE INDICTMENTS

CHICAGO, Feb, 2, Three in dictments, charging embezzlement and conspiracy, were returned against James w. Stevens and his sons, Elmer J. and Raymond w. Stevens, in connection with the crash of the Illinois Life Insurance Company.
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HELP IS ON THE WAY

GRAND CANYON, Colo, Feb. 3, A large party carrying food sup plies to the Indian reservation is plated by heavy snows, were near ing the village yesterday where 200 Indians live
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SHOT AND KILLED

SANTA ROSA, Feb. 3,-An ex- convict was shot and killed and his brother captured after a run ming gunfight with peace officers near Cloverdale. The dead man was Leslie Hart, 25, who served four years in San Quentin for a Los Angeles robbery.
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A. M. DIERTNGER DEAD

SEATTLE, Feb. 3,-AndreW M Dieringer, one of the best known Alaskans on the coast, who for many years has been engaged in business at Valdez, died here Thursday in Seattle hospital. MT. Dieringer is survived by Mrs. Dier- finger and five children.
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"CRUCIFY HIM"

BERLIN, Feb. 3, Chancellor Adolf Hitler, who took over the cares of the government four days ago, renewed his plsa for four years of power, challenging his countrymen to "crucify me, or to do anything else to me, if my poli- cies have not succeeded in that time"
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BOUND AND ROBBED

LOS ANGELES Feb. 3, Irene Pringle, movie actress, was bound and robbed of her jewels, and a gentleman friend robbed of S1,000, by alone gunman who entered her home through the kitchen.
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PARDONED

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Feb. B. Glenn Smeeman, convicted auto mobile thief, was pardoned by Gov Guy B. Park. For the last IT years Smeeman had been a business man in Denver.
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DIPLOMATIC ERRAND

MANILA, P. l., Feb. 3,-The Phil ippine Legislature meeting in spec ial caucus Thursday, decided to send a commission to America on a special diplomatic errand.
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INTRODUCED TODAY

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 3, The Legislature awaited today intro duction of a resolution seeking CO., operation in behalf of Winnie Ruth Judd's appeal to the State Board of Pardons to act favorably on her appeal for clemency.
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SMOTHERED TO DEATH

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3, In answer to screams from a bakers helper trapped in the basement of burning building, firemen cut thru concreat sidewalk but the youth was dead when reached.
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PUBLISHER DIES

DENVER, Feb. 3,-Frederick G. B0nfils, 72, multi millionaire pub fisher of the Denver Post, died. He succumbed while sleeping under an oxygen tent; he was being treated for an ear infection.
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BUY AMERICAN"

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 3,-The To- cal American Legion Post head quarters rallied around the Buy American" movement, suggesting other Legion posts to do likewise.
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OCEAN LINER BUMPED

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3,-Two ocean liners, groping their way thru the Golden Gate in a dense fog, bumped gently; no damage was sustained. Ferry boats in the bay had many narrow escapes.
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WITH PROVISO

LONDON, Feb. 3,-Prime Minis ter Ramsay Mcdonald accepted the invitation to preside over the forthcoming world disarmament conference providing the confer ence was held in London.
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CASHIER SOUGHT

LOS ANGELES, Feb 3. -AdOlph Gardner, cashier of a branch bank of the Bank of America, is being ought for alleged enbezzlement of S22,OOO.
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WON HIS FIGHT

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 3,-King Levinsky, heavyweight, won over "UnknoWn" Winston last night with ease. The bout went 10 rounds.
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BACK TO GOLD STANDARD

LONDON, Feb. 3,-The possibili- ty of England returning to the gold standard soon was indicated Thursday when it was learned that 6978 percent of the world gold pro- duction in 1882 went to England.
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NEARLY 4 MILLION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3, n h e House approved a total of S966.- 859,00O for veterans administration for the current year. This is $18,00GOOC more than 1882.
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TSK! TSK! TSK.

LONDON, Feb. 3,-The Duke of Manchester, ninth holder of title dating back to more than two cen turieS, was ordered committed to prison for 42 days for non-pay- ment of a hotel bill
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INVESTIGATE STATUS

SAN PEDRO, Calif., Feb. 2, - Fred Rebell, AT, adventurer who sailed 5000 miles in an 18foot sailboat across the Pacific from Australia, was paroled into the custody of William Slavens Nc Mutt, of Hollywood, while officials investigate his status as an alien.
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FREED OF CHARGE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3,-Mr. and Mrs. L. Olson were freed of the charge of murdering Charles Skull, wealthy contractor. The jury was out 24 hours.
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LEAVING TOMORROW

WARM SPRINGS, Ga, Feb. B. President Elect Roosevelt will ter minate his local vacation Saturday leaving then for a brief yachting trip before returning to his home at Hyde Park.
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STILL HOLDING OUT

NEW YORK, Feb. 3,-"B a b e" Ruth is still a hold-out, refusing to accept $25,O0O cut in salary for his services for the 1883 base ball season.
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STRIBLING IN EUROPE

PARIS, Feb. 2, Young" Strib- ling, "The Georgia Peach" Amer ican heavyweight, has been signed for three matches by Promoter Jeff Dickson. Stribling will fight twice in Paris and once in London.
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PUNCHED ON THE NOSE

NEDFORD, Ore, Feb. 3,-Editor Leonard Hall, during a dispute with local politician, socked him on the nose. It was the only blow struck.
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MANY INJURED

DETROIT, Feb Twenty seven were injured, three critically when an automobile truck crashed into street car overturning it.
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AVIATOR KILLED

HONOLULU, Feb. 3,-Pilot c. E. WalWorth was in a Il tly killed Thursday when his navy plane dived into the sea.
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TELEGRAPH BREV|T|ES
STOLE CATTLE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3,-William Maxwell, arrested for cattle steal ing, was sentenced to one to 10 years in San Quentin.
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WILL BE TAXED

SEATTLE, Feb. 3,-Forty religi- ous and educational institutions have been notified they will be taxed this year by the State.
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HUNDREDS APPLICATIONS

WARM SPRINGS, Ga., Feb. 3,- President-Elect Roosevelt is said to have received today about 600 applications for the 10 Cabinet po- Sit.0n..
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FILES DIVORCE SUIT

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3, Marion Nixon, movie queen, filed suit for divorce from Edward Hillman. Jr., charging mental cruelty.
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TELEGRAPH BREVT|ES
MERCHANT PASSES

SEATTLE, Feb. SC. c. Carpen- ter, aged 51, general manager of McDougal & SouthWick, died from heart failure.
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NEWS FLASHES
OFFICIALLY INSTALLED

PARIS, Feb. 2, The new French cabinet was official installed We'd neSday.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
CURB SWINGS Up
IN CLOSING HOURS
Market Leaders Recover
After Pointing Down
Most of Day.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to Ine star
NEW YORK, June Stock on the
Curb Exchange staged a recovery in
the last two hours of today's session,
especially the more active issues.
Among the public utilities, American
Gas g. Electric, American Superpower,
Electric Bond & Share, Long Island
Lighting and United Light & Power
gained fractions to 2 points. Illinois
Power & Light Sc preferred turned easy
following the news that the company
had passed the dividend on this issue
and the 6 per cent preferred.
Swift and Swift International: Amer
lean Cyanamid B, Hiram Walker
Humble Oil, Standard of Indiana
Standard of Kentucky, Deere q Co.
creole Petroleum and Gulf Oh OF Penn
sylvania scored varying gains.
Many Stocks React.
Many stocks reacted in the earlier
trading and in some instances there
were no subsequent transactions IN
these issues to permit them to take
part in the rise.
Copyright, 1933)
Evening star., 1933-06-09
VIRGINIA CHARTER ISSUED
FOR UPPERVILLE CENTER
Special pispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va, June "a char
ter has been issued to Buchanan Hall
Of Upperville, authorizing it to operate
community center or town hall with
officers as follows: Mrs. Anne c. Du
lany, president; A. Cook Reid, vice
president; H. Rozier Dulany. jr., secre-
tary. 1t is a non-stock corporation.
Another charter has been issued to
the Fauquier Country Club of The
Plains with maximum authorized capi-
tai of $4,000. The declared purpose
is to promote open air and athletic
games and sports of all kinds.
Officers were listed as follows: j. w
Slaughter, president; Daniel c. Sands,
vice president, and John C. Rawlings,
secretary.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
Auto Production Climbs.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 9 P-
The Studebaker Motor Corporation an
nounced yesterday production of Stude-
baker and Rockne automobiles during
June would be SIS per cent above 1882.
The~ announcement said orders from
dealers neceSsitated increasing produc-
ton schedules to 5000 units, 1000 more
than had been planned.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
DOLLAR TRADERS
ACTIVE AT LONDON
Rate Falls to SAIL to the Pound,
but Later Firms and Closes
at $4.09H Level.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 9.-Speculators again
were operating on the exchange market
today. causing irregular fluctuations,
especially in the American dollar.
Early selling caused the dollar rate to
depreciate to SAIL to the pound, COM
pared with yesterdays banking close of
S4.101s. Covering orders gradually
moved the rate of s408ls. but renewed
offerings weakened the dollar value and
the close was $4094
The market still was puzzled at the
reason for the selling. which comes
mostly from New York sources.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
c.. B. & @. Bares Profit.

CHICAGO. June Ckp).-The Chicago
Burlington & Quincy Railroad yesterday
reported a profit of $200.000 for May
after all charges, including bond inter
est. 1t was the first profit this year
and compared with deficit of $497 ,53l
in Nav last wear.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
Stock and Sale
n,,,lo~l Dat- AIl m uT.h

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
| 9uaIteriy or Semi-annual payment sEx
oiyidend fPartly extra tPlus A. in stock
s.E apaEyaoie IN cash or stock. b Payab in
IN stock Plus So in stock Plus &
IN II - stoek- l PINS 2s N stock; K Plus 10%
IN stock. Paid last year-no regular rate
Evening star., 1933-06-09
INCREASES EXPECTED
IN RAILROAD INCOMES
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 9-The May rail-
road earnings, soon to appear. should
show numerous increSes in gross over
a year ago, according to statisticians
who have been following the favorable
trend of car loadings. The best rela-
tive improvement in traffic last month
was in the South and Southwest.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
STEEL CHIEF KNOWS
NOTHING OF MERGER
Executive Vice President of Repub-
lie Corporation Declares Ru-
mors We're News to Me"

By the Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, June 9.-B. T.
Fairless, executive vice president Of
Republic Steel Corporation, said today
that reports published in New York Of
a merger between his company. Otis
Steel Co. and Mckinney Steel Holding
Co. were news to me-" Fairless said
he had heard nothing of any merger
negotiations.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
LIVERPOOL Market Closed.

LIVERPOOL, June CP-The cot
ton exchange here was closed today,
Whitsuntide holiday
Evening star., 1933-06-09
MONETARY GOLD STOCKS
UP SLIGHTLY IN u. S.

Monetary gold stocks of the United
States showed a nominal increase dur
ing the week ended June as the
change was calculated by the Federal
Reserve Board In the table that fol-
lows the total stocks are given for
comparable periods, as reported by the
Evening star., 1933-06-09
Markets at a Glance
Y the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, June 9-Stocks firm;
grains squirt brings rally. Bonds ir-
regular: Germans heavy. Curb irregu-
lar; oils advance Foreign exchanges
firm; sterling advances. Cotton higher;
firm stock and grain markets; trade
and Wall Street buying. Sugar weak;
Cuban selling. Coffee lower; settlement
of strike at Santos.
Wheat strong; new heat
wave Corn higher; sensational oats
damage. Cattle steady; small supply.
Hogs steady, slow top, $4.65.
Evening star., 1933-02-12

Now it's the well-tailored
woman. Marlene Dietrich,
leading the sudden Hollywood
fair for mannish attire, ap-
pears in a tuxedo on semi
formal occasions.
g Associated Press Photo
Evening star., 1933-02-12

More 81 now in
California. A street
scene in Ora S s
V alley. note d
mining center OF
the old bonanza
days, after many
days of snow had
left drifts 9 feet
deep. Q A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1933-02-12
BUY MORE-PAY LESS

q
Credit costs money. II We
boy on credit, we mnst odd
ne cost of credit - Ire
rstsil price Of our nsr-.
chandise. Then, L ~ ssli
- credit, the eost II eoery-l
- el.arte secouuts nloet -
inelsdst y ~ splJin1 psiesI
a ed1ed = eafsy1nf elle1ps. !.
These tsye ex1g1 o6<I1oe
yes aveit = - M =, ~
Hoanin6 J. 8 ~
80 ~ - = ~ ]
Evening star., 1933-02-12

California blizzard traps
motorists in mountains. An
air view of Lake Arrowhead,
Winter sports resort. showing
hundreds Of cars almost buried
under the snow which ma
rooned 1000 persons there.
g Associated Press Photo.