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Imperial Valley press., 1933-02-06

Kern county's average yield OF
$50 pounds of lint cotton to the
acre last year is an all time worlds
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-02-06
AMiLL
@Y'R9sfRs @R9S}';

BEVERLY HILLS, Feb. 5.
CSpeciaD-Funny thing. In the
same paper Saturday that told
about the senate versus honesty,
the Coolidge autobiography in
stallment said: "If the senate
has veakness it's. because the
people send llen lacking in abil-
ity and character, but this is
not the fault of the senate. 1t
can't choose its members. 1t has
10 work with what is sent to it."
"When I was elected vice
president I was going to learn
the rules of the senate. Then
I found that the senate had but
one rule, and, that was that the
senate would do anything 1t
wanted to do whenever it want
ed to do it,"
Now there's the words of a
man that listened to 'em for
two years, and argued with 'em
for six.
Yours,
Imperial Valley press., 1933-02-06

CHICAGO, Feb. 6. U.P)-Wintry
winds howled today into hamlet
and hovel, singing their dirge of
starvation and doom.
Death trailed the second major
onslaught of icy temperatures and
chilling blasts on the central
states. Some died of exposure;
others met death on glass-slick
pavements; other died in gas-filled
rooms as fires were stocked fur
iously to keep out the cold.
In Chicago, thousands of home
less suffered in the first sWoop of
sub-zero winds out of the north
west. Shivering, the homeless fled
to churches, police stations, relief
shelters and public buildings.
Over the central states, families
clustered about stoves for which
there was no fuel.
Forecaster c. A. Donnel said that
a new cold wave is coming. A
lull in the first wave brought false
cheer to the 1900 homeless in
Chicago and the other thousands
similarly destitute in the mid-on-
tinent states.
The winter, SO far deceptively
mild, closed in with sudden fer
ocity. Temperatures fell 10 to 20
degrees. Many localities in Mimi
esota and Iowa registered readings
from 10 to 16 degrees below zero.
Imperial Valley press., 1933-02-06
GALES BRING
SEVERE COLD
Much Suffering As Eastern And
Central Areas Experience Low
Temperatures.
BY United Press

Gales out of the northwest
engulfed eastern and central
United States in the severcst
cold of the winter today.
Temperatures of IL degrees
above zero were general from
the eastern seaboard to Iowa,
Minnesota, and the Dakotas.
Acute suffering was report
ed among the destitute un-
employed in urban centers. In
Chicago, public buildings,
churches, and police stations
were thrown open to the home
less. In New York lodging
houses and other charitable
agencies were taxed to their
utmost.
Slowly rising temperatures i'm
many sections were predicted
for today, but a renewed cold
wave was destined for other
localities tonight, the weather
bureau said.
Evening star., 1933-10-04

I wonder what's become Of moss
roses? We used to have them in my
grandmother's garden and they're
adorable . . "The Holy Father" an
original Murillo canvas valued at
100000, has been hired by Paramount
for Cradle Song" Eugene O'Neilfs
next is going to be four -nighter based
on the discovery of gold in California.
When movies take to ONeilling it, we
may look forward to weeks entertain
ment to tell saga-we do every one
one better -.
Irene Fenwick CMrs. Lionel Barry
more) is seriously i'll :. Adalyn Doyle,
who will get part in Miss Lonely
heart" is the fortunate girl for whom
Katharine Hepburn, sensing talent, ar
ranged test which came out success
fully . Fred Astaire says movies are
much more like the stage than he ex-
pected them to be and than most peo-
pie think . Doris Kenyon has been
working for two years now on a petit
point bag Sally O'Neill is being
seen places with Arthur Loew. and she
all done up in mink coat and looking
fine and pretty -.
1t takes Francis Lederer two hours
to make up as the Eskimo in Man Of
Two Worlds" d. :. Ginger Rogers gets the
record for small hats with a four inch
bonnet which covers one ear at least
Arrowhead Springs had the Dick
Barthelmesses, the Kenneth MacKennas
and the Gus Arnheims over the week
end "Boogie," Mae Vests pet
monkey, was buried in state in the local
pet cemetery here and so was Countess
Dorothy Frasso's Sealyham. which she
had for 16 years, and which rated
fine white casket ..
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

National-"Her Man Of Wax" at
2:30 and $50 pm.
Earle-"Secret of the Blue Room" at
11:10 am, 1:50, 4:40, tbs and 9:55
pm. Stage shows, Barbara Stanwyck
in person, at /, $40. $40 and 9:05 pm.
Palace-"Stage Mother" at HIS
am, 1:20, 1925, $50, 1885 and 9:45 pm.
Ambassador-"Broad to Holly
wood" at 6:15, 8 and GAS pm.
Gayety-"The Pennant Winners" at
2:15 and 8:15 pm.
: Loew's Fox-"Big Executive" at II
am, 1:20. 4:10. 7 and $50 pm. Stage
shows at 1890. 3:20, 6:10 and pm.
CoIumbia-"Doctor Bull" at 11:55
am, I:50, $50, $50. 7:45 and Gas pm.
Metropolitan-"Too Much Harmony"
at II am. 12:45, 2:30, 4:20. Cos, 7:5o
and 9:40 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Emperor Jones'" at
11:44 am, 1:46, 3:48, $50. TSP and
9:54 pm.
Riaito-"s o s.1ceberg." at 11:43
am, 1:43, 3:43, 5:43, 7:45 and 9:43 pm.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
MCKINNEY. FLANNERY CRAIGHILL.

IN The SUPREME COURT or ps7H1.,ES;5. THE 9Is,
No s5-NoTiCE OF PARTNERSHIP
-Notice is hereby given that under a Ger
tifcate this day fled in the office Of the
clerk Of the Supreme. Court Of the Distriet
HlBBS. WILLIAM w. SPAID. KARL W.
CORBY and ]. THILMAN HENDR!CK. have
agreed to continue their partnership unoer
the rirm name OF w. B. H1BBS & COM
PANY, for the purpose of carrying on a gen,
eral banking, stock exchange brokerage ana
commission business in the Hibbs Building
T25 Fifteenth street NV, washington -
C. in accordance with the terms Of 1dss tneir
until terminated by the. mutual consent OF
assigns. with capital Of one million nVe
hundred thousand dollars (S1,50O 0O0O OOD. oi
which amount two hundred fourteen tnouSanoo no
two hundred eght-six dollars (S2i 4,2Sh ~, =,
has been contributed by, said J. THILMAAN a
EENDRICK as a special partner. and tne
Remainder of said Capitalization by sag
WILLIAM B HIBBS, WILLIAM w. SPA SPAID
OF Washirgton D. c., and KARL W. COREY
of Rockville, Maryland. as general palIneis,
The business of the partnership VIII pc
transacted by the general partners onas, s
the said j. THILMAN HENDRICk. as sps-
cal partner shall not be liable beTo0d for 0f sue the
amount Of his atsresatd, 9gnt.ibutIon, sphIb MIb-
karl " CoRBY J: THILMAN HIN HsN: Tett:
PFsaS FRANK E. cuNNINGHAM: Clerk; by R. s
WAYLAND. Asst Clerk. washington. ~ o''
se1s 80. 80. .oc2,4 .6.9.11.13
Evening star., 1933-10-04

is a stack Of wheats and glass OF
beer Ida Lupino's family have been
stage folk for $50 years or so and her
mother had the interesting name Of
Connie Emerald Louise Fazenda' S
costume in Alice In Wonderland" in
which she plays the White Queen. Is
made Of inner tubes.
Bill Powell is now squirting Margaret
Lindsay about-when Dick Powell
isn't. Philip Faversham is seen with
Marjorie Lytel. Dick Powell often
with Jean Muir. and George Black
wood and Sheila Terry may be found
where the lights burn brightly.
Alice Terry-you remember "scara-
mouche" ?-is back visiting in Hollywood
...Twenty-o Shirley Will
liams of West Haven. Conn, initiates
barnyard fowl and has a dog who
answers to the riotous name of Toby
hanna . Bette Davis had to learn to
soda Jerk for her part in Showdown
and liked it fine. Seems it's always been
one of her secret ambitions :. Leopold
Stokowsky asked only IS 900 to come to
Hollywood and conduct the musical
score of a picture. When you hear
what some Of our actors and actresses
think they're worth, that is amazing.
The incest name in Hollywood is Mary
Flannery-a script clerk.
The professional crowd keeps flt by
various means. Most Of them have a
favorite sport: Elizabeth Aliens Is
cricket. Clark Cables and Bob Mont
gomerys are polo and aviation. Bar
bara Barondess Is a swimmer Of note,
who once won 1-mile race Florine
Mckinney got medal for saving a
drowning person. Johnny Weissmuller
holds over seventy swimming records
-. Lee Tracy is champion fisherman
Evening star., 1933-10-04

Presided over by Pete and his new silver
and black baton, the Vernons slid
gracefully over the newly waxed floor
around which Architect Doggy" c'The
Last Round-up'D Waggaman has built
an impressive Tudor atmosphere-and
near the walls sat Monday nicely
stuffed press gentlemen and ladies-and
last night even stuffier ladies and gentle
men, one couple of which had come all
the way from Nantucket, Mass, for the
occasion. An auspicious parlor Of mid
night recreation, the "Heigh Ho" opened
with bang and threatens to remain
open with the same enthusiasm. Ramon
is there everybody is there-except
Accordionist Charlie Wright. who pre-
ferred to remain with his first love-the
Club Michel
MANAGER JOE CRONIN and the
AVA Washington Base Ball Club aug
mented by Bill Terry and his New York
Giants, will be guests of Miss Lenore
Ulrics tomorrow night at a perform
ance of her highly amusing play, Her
Man Of Wax" now doing splendidly at
the National.
Yes, it's true-Napoleon eats snails
and garlic in it! "a timid lady called
up to make certain)
Coincidence - letters from Maxine
Doyle from Hollywood and Owen Davis,
jr, from Atlantic City in the same mail.
Maxine says: I'm to do one or maybe
two musical numbers in 'Sittin'
Pretty" She also says she has eaten
too much fruit. Owen says that "Jeze-
BEL" with Tallulah Bankhead. will def
nitely open in New York October 80.
I'm No Angel" comes to the Palace
October 20.
Announcement this morning of the
marriage almost one month ago Of Lou
Brown and Helen Lillian Chrul of Bal
timore. Mr.. Brown is, OF course. the
widely known press authority for the
local Loew interests. Congratulations.
Ann Vickers" will be the next at
traction at R-K-O Keith's.
Sidney Lust won his battle for Sab
bath films in Hyattsville. Now what's
keeping Mount Rainier?
Veteran pilots and aeronautical ex-
perts will be guests of the LoeW's Palace
Theater tonight at private screnineg
of Might Flight" which was shown
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Marine Corps Orders

Bartholomew, Capt Ramona j.; de-
tached NIB, NYd, Mare Island, Calif..
to Asiatic Station via the USS Chau-
mont scheduled to sail from San
Francisco, Calf. on or about 20 Oct.
Stamm, I'd 1t. John F.: detached MAS,
Pensacola. Fla. to NIB, Paris Island,
S. c.. authorized to delay five days
en- route.
Smith. Pay Clerk Thea A.. detached
MOB, MOB. San Diego. Calf. to
Aslatic Station via the USS Chau-
mont scheduled to sail from San
Francisco, Calf, on or about 20 Oct.
Evening star., 1933-10-04

local dramatic departments yesterday.
A grim story of life and death over the
Andes-and Helen Hayes magnificent in
a brief but potent cry scene.
Hardie Meakin calls to say that to-
night at 8 o'clock in honor Of Producer
John Krimsky, a group of Jubilee
Singers will sing atop Keith's Theater
marquee. They will do this for a half
an hour, undisturbed, inasmuch as
Manager Meakin has arranged with the
law" to see that they remain undis-
turbed.
Evening star., 1933-10-04

:. John Barrymore is the first screen
star to catch salmon with q fly and
Wallace Beery is fisherman. hunter and
naval aviator Walter Huston likes
hockey and base ball Ramon Novarro
and Jack Gilbert fence. and nearly
all the boys and girls are tennis play
erS.
Evening star., 1933-10-04

reiterating NUNS the word"
Wild Boys" is not by any means
great picture. But 1t does manage to
get pretty we'll under your skin. Youth
clamoring for work throughout the
country is not pretty sermon. But
it is an exciting one, as told by someone
who has studied the situation.
The film is further made notable by
a cast of youngsters, headed by Frankie
Darro-who is probably the best 16-
year-old actor In the world. Young
Darro and freckled Dorothy Coonan
(once a chorus girl in Gold DiggersO
make this story of frustrated and har-
rowed juvenile characters the natural,
believable story Of woe that 1t Is. You
can scarcely understand why young
Darro is so good-or why the freckled
Miss Coonan is so nice, even in 'trow:"
They both, however, put over their
share of the story with all the punch
incredibly good.
A rumored a week or so ago in these
4 a columns that splendid little cinema
and stage actress, Frances Fuller. who
made "One Sunday Afternoon" the
poignant story that it was, will definite
ly appear in person at the National the
week of october 16, in Her Masters
land Young and Laura Hope Crews.
This play, which Is doing well in Phila-
delphia at the moment will come here
following a week of unexpected dark
ness at this same theater.
"FMPERoR JONES" opens today-as
= S.rt4 n
Of Friday at Keith'S. The event was
which Manager Meakin gave for John
Krimsky-who, with Clifford Cochran,
is partner producer of this venture. Mr..
Krimsky, who travels nonchalantly
about the country in his own little
plane, was greeted by press men at the
National Press Club
HELEN MENKEN is coming back to
she will play Elizabeth opposite Helen
Hayes Mary Of Scotland" in the play
of the same name, which will come to
the National the week of October %.
Incidentally, Philip Merivale has come
from Hollywood to play his first role
for the Theater Guild in the same play.
This is Miss Menken's first venture with
the guild, too.
n
ERIDAY or so you may see Lillian
L Harvey, the girl that looks like a
cross between Constance Bennett, Joan
Bennett and Clara Bow (when she
smiles), in something called MY Weak
ness"-a film which has its weaknesses,
but which, due to sad-faced, funnyman
Charles Butterworth is worth more than
its price of admission. If you don't
laugh at Mr. Butterworth-tf1en head
for the morgue And if you don't think
that the evening dress which Miss
Harvey wears and which has. and again
hasn't, a low neck isn't trick, then try
and find something better. Miss Harvey
should go very far.
X
IN the same building out Of which
L Sculptor Durig hurled his busts Pete
Macias became a maestro last night
and the night before. The opening Of
the "Heigh Ho Club" was the most
notable after dark k-and- -theater ENTER
tainment Washington has seen in years.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
(ContinuedD
Toa ! OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS'
I43I EYE ST. NV.

srsrs1FEs' SALE OF VALUABLE, IN, Ne
3'JER JpER6VED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN, AS AZ
pREMISES NUMBERED 331 FIFTEENla
By Virtue virtue Of a certain deed Of trust e.n duly
record in Lber No 526? follo ostrict f CT ~ CO.
Of the land records OF the Dstfs Isl tbe % party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees .ss
premises pte is or on WEDNESDAY. THE ELEyEMiIpH G2ip
DAY OF OCTOBER. AID. 1888. Al rOCdn ~
thirty O'CLOCK PM. the fouowine- .
scribed land and premises. situate IN S unS
District Of Columbia. and designatea as any
being lot numbered thirty-Seven $50 IN y;
Eiward Fowlers subdivision OF iots IN
sauare numbered ten hundred ana Slxty.one
(iOGD IS per plat recorded IN Lhe ONCE
of the surveyor for the District OF Columpla,
in Liber %. at folio 80. the west lour tit
feet by the width of said lots being sup1ecI
10 perpetual right of way as prlvaIIe
alley for lots numbered thirty-eight t3o
to forty-two (4@). inclusive. OF SAID SUD-
division. ,. A.. ,o- desd
Of trust for Ss.500.0O, further par
ticulars OF which will be announced at time
Of sale; the purchase price above SAID trust
to be paid in cash. deposit OF S2oQ
required Conveyancing. recording. etc. az
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise deposit LOT,
feited and the property may be advertised
anG resold at the discretion of the trustees.
G. PERCY McGLUE.
,'OHN S. G. GALLAGHER.
se30-d&ds exSu trustees.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
THos. J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
l43l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. NO. 1874 c

PROVED REAL ESlAlE NJ. AAo1 "
BS sTREEe viFlae Of IF a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in .Liber No. ,5770. folio 33l et
seq OF the land records of the District OF
Columbia. and at the request OF tne patty
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
viii SELL at public auction in front 81 the
premises. on WEDNESDAY. THE ELEVENIA
OCLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises situate in the District OF CO.
lunlbia and designated as and being part OF
original lot numbered one ~ IN square enSR5 aStn-
bered nine hundred and elghty-slx tSool:
beginning for the same at the soutneass
corner Of said square and running tnenCe
north on line Of 18th street east 73 nncs fess:
south rs feet to street; thence east ~ leet
1Oi, inches to the place OF beginnlng' tne
west 1l2 feet front on C street OF salo pail
of lot numbered one % ana running ifoui
c street to the rear OF said lot 10 pc usea
as perpetual alley or easement 1or the use
OF the adjoining part OF SAID lot
Terms Of sale: One-third OF the purcnase
money to be paid in cash. balance in two
equal installments. payable in one ana TWO
years with interest at SIX per centum PEI
annum, payable Seml-annualIy. from Gay ol
sale secured by first deed OF trust upon the
property sold or all cash. at the optlon OF
the purchaser. A deposit OF $500 90 Wlii De
recording etc at cost Of purchase Terms
of sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale. otherwise the ttus-
tees reserve the right to resell the propeIty
at the risk and cost OF defaultlng puIcnaset
after five days advertisement OF such resale
in some newspaper published IN Washlns-
'0ii' - " HENRY p BLAIR.
seo1 2a-oc2.4,5 1,9.1O.11 Trustees
Evening star., 1933-10-04

can. we QOn { dUVeIIISe
"cut rates." believing
that this practice is not
a healthy one and that
the public is always
skeptical of such offers,
anyway. Other shops
may be more beautiful
than S-We don't
know. They may be just
as accessible and have
Just as much up-to-date
enllinment as we have.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Canvas Valued at $4,000
Is Hired for "Cradle Song"
Francis Lederer Takes Two Hours To Make Ur
As the Eskimo in Man of
Two Worlds"
By Mollie Merrick.

oILYwooD Calf October NANAo1Gary Grant used to
first into pictures she based her claim to beauty on her
Of and because girls will be girls Nowadays Dietrich
until eyelaSh inch
mysterious
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Forest Area Surveyed.

Surveys of $4,000 acres for ma
tional forest in Eastern Kentucky are
being completed.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
PROPOSALS,

WAR DEPARTMENTt oSe osnjne Of FieIs shs 8 o0e- G.
9is th ia5 HR and publicly opened fP5 Soi19 SHn
rts,g trnfti4p e ons Plans afe and especihsatons
be furnished upon deposit OF certlheot t c'TSe The
in amUant o Of the q S in,opmaton at the
dbeas dbasu address ocl,4.6.S.11
WAR DEPARTMENT. once q the , GonSstTI1et- Ssr1sr
ing QuaTtermasteT Asesled AFmyl Mepiea5 pToposas in
tEipfeate Will Be- ths once pmt pnS
200 october ~ cdnst4eton 19 ana 'ofn of Paved
HsSes5 sss ss5pssassony H
f9pnished fU upon deposit of certified cheek IN
made stasss Disa0lf1 t2 1hs
the above address. se2s10-oe -
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, OF osiys palnTE NE
Georges County. Maryland. VIII refer1 er .rect
IGSals inS Several new school buildings and ad-
tiitions to existing buildings which VIII pc pc
PbG gndfr Werts We
s and ID EsSta abons t95 n
ditions Of bidding and circular OF iniorma-
tion may be secured from gparah npana WASHING.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED uNIih uHa.nl
lI:O0 A M. Eastern Standard Time Octo,
Der II. 1888. and then publicly openeG p1eI,pn ~,
Room 1919. NAVY Ioiiuite' AVA ~
work: -oo go rd.
Granite block paved bride path. 500 So Yes.
Scrubbed surface exposed ag-
ssiSeWeIks 4s5 50. yds
Hegnt4areu Hgntfar 'oii.t GAO lin. IT,
F'epaaS Fae1 eT o' u-- ~ 1900 50. yds
rvpcavetior - " $50 Gu yds
The work is situated along the Low Level
Drive at the Water Gate OF the Arlington
Memorial Bridge Plaza Just west OF the Lln-
Further information and contract papers
nt Room 1898, Navy Building.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
THOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
l43l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE;
STORY BRICK BUILDIMG Wn5 WITH
STOREROOM ON GROUND ELLSE2 ELOO2H,
DESIGNATED AS 800 NINTH STREET



TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUAg7LLEE ABLE THREE; JEI4i;
STORY BRICK, BuILDIMG GnP WIMa
SE9EHNRa3TnHMb 5SESIaNaTHb As os 800 SRoSH NiNTH STREET
NORTHWEST. s,,,
BY virtue of CERTAIN deed o OF trust 81 ea,s eeo
of the land records Of the District OF ilnd Coium
b,a, and at the request of the party secureo 0
thereby the undersigned trustees VIII sen al a.
RqRls RHEsDAY sgftff fHE II !s?as & oE
AID. 1888. AT FOUR-TH1RTY OSLOGh eS
PM, the following described LAND and prem prem
and designated as and being part Of original
9th ST.. 81 feet l1l2. inches south OF the
thence south on said street "A feet 7
inches; thence east 95 feet to l4.ioos
alley; thence north "a feet inches: tnenee nee
tt0 lot iettered D. according to plat filed
in chaneeFy Cause No ~ Doeket esSr,Sio 3, Sf the
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance IN two
equal installments. payable in one @ ana Two o
annum payable semi annually from day OF
sale, secured by, first deed OF trust upon upon
the property sold or all cash at the o1 opt,oni 3i
be required at time Of sale. Al convey t.r
ancing, recording. etc. at cost OF purchaser
Terms Of sale to be c9mplied With Witnin mn
erty. at the risk and cost Of ,defaulting pur.,
chaser after five days fn E5
"'Sn'"S'0lAiM lAiMERfcAsNo og sEGUsNITy RI ,.S17.. AND
0' "N-' - Vice President.
A. H SHILLINGToN.
Assistant Secretary.
se39-oc2,4 4 ,6,9.l0
Evening star., 1933-10-04

HERE are undoubtedly other shops
in Washington which can grind
valves, clean carbon, paint a car,
straighten a fender, refine the brakes
or lubricate your car quite as we'll as we
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Natural, Believable Story
Stirs Film Controversy
wild Boys of Road" Coming to Earle Theater
Friday-Frances Fuller in Person.
emperor Jones" Today.
Bv E. de S. Melcher.

business of censorng wild Boys OF the Road in
washington will film Friday the Earle and will be
able Judge for itself In the interim however be
neither vicious malicious neither false
nor exaggerated misleading happens
authentic revelation which unfortunate is
unpleasant something which be stamped out readily
this than 1t
atinp" nnm,s he
Evening star., 1933-10-04

IN the same building out Of which
l. Sculptor Durig hurled his busts Pete
Macias became a maestro last night
and the night before The opening Of
the "Heigh Ho Club" was the most
notable after dark and -theater ENTER
tainment Washington has seen in years.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS,

Alison Skipworth's favorite breakfs
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1933-06-16
Protests
Must Be N0tarized
Many Lacking
In Legal Form

Objections to the proposed re-
organization plan of the N. C.
Bank and Trust company will not
be accepted by Quincy P. Hood,
state commissioner of banks, unless
they are notarized and drawn up in
legal form, it was learned from
we'll informed sources.
If this is true, some of the objec-
tons which have been filed with
the clerk of court will be invalid,
it was pointed out.
Stockholders representing more
than 5000 shares of the 5000
shares outstanding for the Salisbury
branch of the North Carolina
Bank and Trust company met here
Tuesday night in a unanimous de-
cision to file objection to the crea-
ton of a new bank from assets to
be accumulated through asses
ments against stockholders IT the
closed institution.
Stockholders base gheir objec-
lions to paying assessments agains.
their stock in the N. bank 70,
the purpose of forming a new
bank upon the fact that in addition
to their holdings of stock they are
also in possession "B" assets certi-
hcates issued by the North Caro-.
lima bank along with its stock a,
the time that the latter institution
absorbed the old Atlantic Bank ant
Trust company.
The stockholders contend tina,
these certificates represent an obi
cation on the part of the NORTH
Carolina bank which has never
been met and that the N. c. bank
is indebted to them to the exteno
to the "B" assets of the Atlantic
bank which were never realized
upon by the stockholders.