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Evening star., 1933-10-25
FORECLOSURES DECREASE

The Home Owners Loan Corporation
reported today home foreclosures for
September decreased sharply The re-
port placed the decrease at 90 per cent
from the figures Of August. Fore
closures in August were given at
1902, compared with 20,067 in June.
The figures were for l,037 communities
representing 81 per cent of the popula-
ton in "a States.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
Doubling Whisky Output.

NEW YORK. October 25 CP.-Amer-
ican Commercial Alcohol Corporation is
doubling the capacity of its distilling
plant at Pekin, Ill, which now has a
capacity of $4,000 proof gallons of
whisky daily. The expansion will give
the company potential output of 25.-
10000 gallons annually from this and
other plants located in New Orleans
Philadelphia and California.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
Oldsmobile Sales jump.

DETROIT, October Is C0.-R. M. W.
Shaw, sales manager, today reported
sales of Oldsmobile automobiles for
1888 up to october 10 were 9,728 units
above the same period of last year.
Shaw did not give comparable figures
for the two years. He said the advance
continued in the first 10 days of this
month.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
DOLLAR
| HOLDS STEADILY
Closes Slightly Better in Lon
don Despite Gold Price
Fixing.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, October 25.-The Amer1-
can dollar stood up we'll today under
the gold price fixing in the United.
States, closing at $4.77 TO the pound,
l cent better than the opening Of $4.78,
which was based on the depreciation on
the New York market late yesterday.
The rate remained fairly steady
throughout the day in an unexcited
market with the quotation Of S479
showing the heaviest depreciation and
the closing price near the best.
The French franc strengthened ap-
preciably.
PARIS, October 25 OP).-The Ameri-
can dollar lost 78 centimes on the day,
closing at 1886 francs 1884 cents to
the france today. In comparison with
yesterdays closing rate of 17.63 francs
(5.672 cents to the france.
Early in the session the dollar slid
from 17.12 francs (5.84 cents, to 1897
francs (5.89 cents, in the absence Of
demand
Traders were described as uncertain
concerning the new American gold price
BERLIN, October Is CP.-The Ameri-
can dollar rate was set today at 2.785
marks (35.906 cents to the mark, in
comparison with yesterdays figure of
2.9l marks (34.36 cents.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
Sugar Exports Decrease.

NEW YORK, October Is R.-Ex-
ports of sugar from Cuba from January
1 to October 81 totaled 1,792,518 long
tons, according to Havana advices to
Lamborn q Co., Inc, sugar brokers.
This compares with 2,224,918 tons dur
ing the same period last year, a decrease
Of about 10 per cent.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
California Edison Report.

LOS ANGELES, October Is Op.-Net
earnings Of the Southern California
Edison Co., for the nine months ended
September 80, after all charges, totaled
s8,498 703.10, against $10,6l2,559.90 in
the corresponding period of last year,
Harry j. Bauer, president. announced
YESTERDAY
Evening star., 1933-10-25
U. S. TREASURY POSITION

The position s,a of the It Treasury October 20
tureS S7OO2226.73; net balance 1868, +.
144775.74; customs receipts for the month,
$24 436o,S03. .O4.
~ 5o5 shs ssaa snsf 1giy
l32,a7il4, including S362 943,642,63 for
emergency relief; excess Of expenditures.
Reeeipts Tor October as. 1882 tconpara-
be aass s lass s yssr} .f
93O.53; customs receipts for the month.
Sl9324,264g g3
expenditures. S1,12S 100 291. 73; excess of
expenditnres over reeeipss; pts s. $500 Ss7; ;sss a0 90
the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
Lead Price Strengthens.

NEW YORK October 25 (P).-The
price Of lead, which declined steadily
last week, strengthened today. Ameri-
can Smelling & Refining Co. advanced
its quotations is of a cent to AIS
cents a pound. New York.
Evening star., 1933-10-25
MONEY RATES.

NEW YORK, October IS lP.-Call
money steady, y per cent all day.
Time loans steady; 60 days, l2-% !;
3-4-5 months. &-&: months. 3.
per cent.
Prime commercial paper, II.
Bankers acceptances unchanged
Evening star., 1933-10-25
STOCKS FORWARD
IN ACTIVE CURB
Oils Take Leadership Over
Gold in Point of
Gains.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 25-Stocks
continued their upward course on the
Curb Exchange today, with trading
active but with gains of smaller size
than in the preceding session.
The gold mining stocks were again
in active demand but their advance
was checked by realizing sales. Oils
and other commodity shares scored
larger gains, all Of which were shaded
slightly in the last half hour.
At the opening the general list was
irregularly higher, with most of the
gains Of fractional extent, and during
the first hour the pace of the upswing
was checked by realizing sales. As no
large amount Of stock appeared for
sale, the buying was resumed with more
confidence in the second hour and all
sections of the list moved ahead.
Profit-Taking Sales.
The advance in the Canadian gold
mining stocks were not as wide as on
Tuesday and at times they eased under
profit sales. Lake Shore Mines
was again the leader, opening at
SOS, its high level for the year, estab-
lished Tuesday, and quickly moving to
50A. Later it slipped below SO for a
time. but new buying brought it back.
Other gold mines acted similarly.
Hudson Bay Mining, Wright -Hargreaves
Mining and Pioneer Gold were in brisk
demand.
Newmont Mining and other metal
shares continued their rise. Bunker Hill
Sullivan Mining, in the silver group,
added point in the forenoon. Roam
Antelope Copper was strong with the
metal. Aluminium Co. Of America firmed
up.
Spectators paid increasing attention
to the petroleum stocks, where the i'm
proved statistical position of the indus
try was given consideration. The widest
gains, running to and points, ap-
peared in Humble Oil and Gulf Oil of
Pennsylvania. International Petroleum
got up point by midsession, as did the
low-priced Creole Petroleum. Standard
Oil of Indiana, Standard of Ohio and
South Penn OIL were well taken.
The utilities were somewhat more ac-
tive than in the previous session, but
Evening star., 1933-10-25
N. Y. CURB MARKET
Stock and Sale
dividend Rate Add 90. High. Low. Cl

| Aero Supply A.
| Aero Supply b. -.
| Air Inv Inc vtc.
! Air Inv CIV pr.
| Allied Mills.
| Allied Int Inv c pf
! Alum Co America .
| Alum Co Am pr ! n
Aluminium Ltd...,
Am Beverage. ....
Am Capital B. 80.
Am City PAL B Is,
Am Cynamid tB).
! Am Dept Stores.
/ Am & For Pw war.
! Am Founders. ...
Am Found LIST pf 3
Am Found lst pf q
Am Gas & Ell (t1..
Am 1t & Trac 1.60.
| Am Maracaibo. -.
Am Superpower..
| Am Super 1st pf s.
Anchor Post Fence
Ark Nat Gas tA). .
ASso Gas & Elec.
Asso Gas & Ell (A)
Asso Tel Utilities.
Atlas Utilities. 80.
Atlas Utilities war
Axton Fish (A)3.20
Bell Tel Canada t6)
Bellanca Air vtc. -.
Blue Ridge.......
Blue Ridge pf (a3)
Brit Celanese rcts.
Bunker Hill & Sui .
Burma Ltd p5 sc.
Can Indus Alec A.
Canadian Ind Ale T
Canadian Marconi .
Carib Syndicate.
Carrier Corp......
Celanese 1st pf. -,
Celluloid Corp.
Celluloid Corp pr. .
Cent States Elec.
Cities Service.
Cities Service pf. .
Cit Sv p & l. Sc pf
Colon Oil. ........ .
Col G & E CIV pf (5)
Commonwlth Ed I.
Comwlth & Sou VIZ
Community Wat 8
ConSol Aircraft.
Consol Copper. -.
Con Gas Bait $50.
Con Min & s bios .
Copper Range. 80.
Cord Corp (30c).
Corron & Rey pf A
Cosden Oil Of Me. .
CourtauldS p13 As,
Creole Petroleum.
Cresson Consol &c.
Crocker Wheeler. .
Crowley Milner.
Crown Cent Pete.
Crown Cork Int A.
Cusi Mexicana Mil
Darby Petroleum
Distil Co Ltd p1Sc.
Distillers Cp Seagr
Dow Chemical (2).
Dow Chem pf (7).
Driver Harris.
Duval Tex Sulphur
Eastern G&F pft6)
Easy Wash Mch 3
Eisler Elec Corp.
Ell Bd & Sh b6S
Ell Bd & Sh pf (6).
Ell Pow Asso A 40c
Emp Dist Elec pf.
Emp G & F 7%....
Empire G. & r 81.
Equity Corp......
Europ Elec deb rts
Evans Wall Lead.
Falcon Lead
Federated Corp.
Ferro Enam(p2Oc)
Fiat rcts (p50hc),
Fidelio Brew Inc. .
Fisk Rubber.
Flintkote (A).....
Ford Motor Can A.
Ford Motor Ltd...
General Alloys.
Gen eraI Aviation,
Gen Electric Ltd
rcts (p26kc)..
Gen GRE CIV pf (B)
Gen Invest Corp.
Gen Tire & Rubber
Glen Alden Coal.
Godschaux Sug B.
Gold Seal Electric ,
Goldfeld Con (5c),
Gorham vic (p1). =.
Grit A & P T n-vt7.
Great APP T pf(7)
Grt Nor Paper %.
Groc Strs Prod vtc
Gulf Oil OF Penna
Hecla Mining.
Hollinger G(t8oc)
Home F&M Ins co
Hudson Bay Min.
Humble OH (2).,..
Evening star., 1933-10-25
INVESTMENT TRUSTS

NEW YORK. October 25 R.-Over-the.
counter market:
Quotations as Of noon)
Evening star., 1933-10-25

quarterly or semi-annual payment. 'Ex
| dividend. tPartly extra. tPlus AZ in stock
:tp.f stpsyable II 1,,: cash or @ st9ss PPagnbls in
| in stock. Plus 81 in stock Plus &
In stock Plus ~ In stock. Plus l0as
In stock m Plus 81 In stock Plus 81
tn stock o Paid last year-no regular tste
Evening star., 1933-10-25

"WORSTEDS WEAR LONGER" We make this state
after years of experience with all types of wooens That
worsteds longer because they made of triple twisted
yarn which produces harder tougher thread thread that
will hold the suit that will always have that "ust
pressed look it Lansbrook tailored Single and double
breasted styles grey blue greys overpads and chalk stripes
Sizes s. to 46.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

Der Of the seal family and lives In the
waters in the northern and eastern
parts of Greenland When fully grown
he is about IA feet long, with a waist
line of Is or Is feet and weighs about
1000 pounds. The skin is almost desti-
tute of hair and is so wrinkled that it
is warty and gnarled The color is the
same in old and young, tan-brown.
It is the head that is the character
istic feature of the walrus. For so
great body 1t is extremely small, is
round and deformed by two swollen,
ball-1ike tooth sockets in the upper jaw.
The great tusks crowded out the six in
cisors and two CANNES found in the
Jaws Of the young valrus. These tusks
are often "a inches long and weigh
about 5l2 pounds each.
The walrus has been killed for these
ivory tusks. Sometimes they grow so
long that the creature is unable to get
his food or close his mouth, and starves
to death in the midst of plenty. The
muzzle is short, broad and blunt; the
upper lip f1eshy, arched on the sides
and covered with rows of round. horny
whiskers abops inches long. His
ears and tail are flaps of skin. His
limbs project downward, ending in rag
RGQ maps Will i've UOpS dlu blulIb I4aWo.
In the water the clumsy creature is
swift, easy swimmer. He calls to his
mate or friends with lowing much
like that of COW. If angry, 1t is q
mixture of a dogs barr and below
ing bull If boat is sighted. he calls
the herd with sharp barks. The IS
sive animals race toward the boat, and
unless the leader Is given a knockout
blow on his fiat head the boat will he
capsized by the curious animals. The
sailors will not be molested further
The mother walrus has one baby a
year and devotes all of her time and
affection to it, The cub returns her af-
lection and will not desert its mother,
even in death Often the little fellow
dies of grief If her baby is killed the
mother nurses an unquenchable revenge
and watches the chance to avenge her
offspring.
The hide, blubber tusks and flesh Of
the walrus are used by Europeans and
Americans. The hide is made into
Evening star., 1933-01-17
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heared boy who has system whatever about anything feel
contemplate putting little
drifting haphazard saving
would suit his nature and he may bak and tire Of the
which right and probably would be best but he dshk
f ~ SYSTEMATIC.
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everywhere that
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of later.
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Evening star., 1933-01-17
A WASHINGTON DAYBOOK
BY HERBERT PLUMaIER.

sidered Thus there's a three-way
contest already looming as a possibility
Smell would seem to be In a highly
strategic position at present. He is
Republican leader of the House now
and unless there's an upset he will still
be in the next Congress.
Meanwhile, over in the Senate
Charles McNary Of Oregon will bear
watching. McNary is considered almost
certain to take Jim Watson's place as
Republican Senate leader.
He, too, may figure in the strategical
moves looking toward 1885. He'll have
to run again then If he wants to con-
tinue in the Senate.
Maybe he wouldn't be averse to STEP
ping up bit
Evening star., 1933-01-17

sit two men generally credited w4.n
ambitions to step up from their present
positions. One Is Bertrand Smell CT
New York, present Republican leader,
the other is James w. Wadsworth, also
of New York. who returns to serve in
the House after having been in the
Senate IL years.
Action of these two will be sclosely
watched and interpreted in one way or
another by the politically observant.
If Smell and Wadsworth do have
ambitions looking toward the Republi-
can presidential nomination in, 1886
the elimination of one or the other is
certain. Both can't be nominated. nor,
since they both come from New York,
can the two be on the ticket.
Actually the situation is even more
complicated than that. There's another
New Yorker-Ogden L. Mills, Secretary
Of the Treasury-who must be con-
Evening star., 1933-01-17
Cold Eggs Picked.

Boil six small red beets until tender.
Hard cook six eggs. Clean and slice the
beets and shell the eggs. Place together
and pour over some weak vinegar with
one tablespoonful of sugar, half q tea
spoonful of salt and one teaspoonf1l
of picking spice. Let stand overnight
and cut the eggs in halves. Cut the
beets in fancy shapes, and arrange the
eggs and beets on a platter. Crate
cheese over them and add dash OF
paprika.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

white check for the skirt and solid blue
for the blouse For variety make up
an extra jacket in the popular and
wearable duvetyne.
The pattern is designed in sizes IA
to AZ. Size IS requires 2s4 yards Of
36-inck fabric for jacket and yards
OF 36-inch fabric for skirt
Simplifled Illustrated instructions for
cutting and sewing are included with
each pattern. They give complete di-
rections for making these dresses.
To get pattern of this model send
Is cents III coins or stamps. Please
write your name and address very
Plainly; also style number and size of
each pattern ordered and mail to The
Evening Star Pattern Department,
washington. D. C.. Several days are
required to fill orders and patterns will
be mailed as quickly as possible
Evening star., 1933-01-17
Timbale Milanese.

Boil half a pound OF macaroni in
salted water. Pour off the water and
let the macaroni drain. then put 1t In
a large pan with large lump Of butter,
some grated cheese and pepper. Mean
while cook half a pound OF cut-up
canned or fresh mushrooms in butter
and add to the macaroni with two slices
OF ham cut in pieces. To finish, warm
four spoonfuls of thick tomato sauce
or catsup and pour it in the timbale.
Evening star., 1933-01-17
Star
+ a t t G r n $
Simple Sophistieation.

This suit speaks eloquently for the
charm and sophistication of simplicity.
The jacket can be worn buttoned, as
illustrated. or opened in the traditional
manner of revers. The raglan sleeves
add an informal careless note to the
tailored theme
The skirt hangs trinity from the hips
It's simple scanning helps you achieve
q slim height 1t is such a useful fash
ion that it will prove an indispensable
part Of your wardrobe It is No. 974.
The original model was smartly tai
iored in lightweight woolen-blue and
Evening star., 1933-01-17

you hear his demoniacal voice and view
his great wrinkled bulk, you see how be-
fitting the name is Albertus Magnus
of the thirteenth century gave the first
accounts of this animal. In 1920 a
bishop of Dromtheim sent well salted
head of walrus to Pope Leo x. 1t is
said the gift caused much excitement.
Only In recent years has the walrus
become fairly well known. He is mem
Evening star., 1933-01-17

thongs, fishing nets and ropes, and
sometimes used as tent in the Sum-
mer. Tools are made from the bones,
sinews are twisted into sewing threads
and the blubber furnishes light for
dwellings or shortening for bread.
(Copyright. 1882
Evening star., 1933-01-17
MENU FOR A DAY.


BREAKFAST.
Orange Juice
Honiny with Cream
Scrambled Eggs with Sausages
Orange Marmelede Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Escall5ped Oysters
Baking Powder Biscuits
Apple and Celery Salad
Crackers Cheese Tea
DINNER.
Cream Of Turnip Soup
Hamburg Steak, Brown Gravy
Baked Stuffed Potatoes
Green Peas
Lettuce, Russian Dressing
Brown BETTY Coffee
ORANGE MARMALADE.
Peel oranges, remove all
white skins and slice thin. Slice
/ lemon with rind On. Cover
oranges and lemon with cold
water; let stand "a hours. Then
boil 3 hours, add 7 cups sugar
and boil hour. pour into
glasses. cool and cover. Makes
Q glasses.
BROWN BETTY.
Butter your baking dish and
put in a layer of fine crumbs,
then a layer of apples, peeled
and sliced, CT course, then sugar,
nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves,
and dot with little pieces of but
ter. Repeat until the dish is. full,
then pour over half & cup of
molasses or maple sirup, mixed
with as much water. AS much
water as you have Of sirup or
molasses, whichever you use.l
Cover with crumbs on top, set
the dish in a pan Of hot water
and bake until the apples are
soft. If it absorbs the liquid and
looks as though it would be too
dry when done, baste with a
little of the molaSses and water.
Serve warm, with cream. Raisins
could be added If you are fond .
of them, also the nutmeg and
Glove could be omitted. according
to your own taste.
(Copyright, 1880
Evening star., 1933-01-17
Forest Found on Seabed.

A forest of trees believed to be 10000
years old has been found by divers at
the bottom of the Baltic Sea, between
Rugen and the Swedish coast They
are at a depth of from 100 to 125 feet.
Some of the trees still stand erect.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

THERE will be other interesting and
significant things to watch when
the new Congress begins aside from
the way the Democrats launch the job
Evening star., 1933-01-17
GIRLS DON'T
HAVE To HAVE
PIMPLY SKINS

Pimples are the one drawback to
J well dressed, good looking girl.
And they are absolutely unnecessary.
You can be helped to get rid of them
now by applying Poslam, known as
the great pirnple conqueror. Apply
it regularly for few nights and see
Its wonderful work. You can get
Poslam in any drug store, Soc.
Convincing Test-Bor Free Write:
posldm, Desk 4. 254 w. 54th st. NY.
Evening star., 1933-01-17
N A T u r E , 5
c H l L D r E n
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
WALRUS.
Trichechus roSmarus.

1"HE time has come" the wal
~ rus said, Ito talk Of many
things" am sure the
Il walrus forgot to tell Alice his
life story, and any animal
which has the reputation of being the
ugliest one deserves some consideration.
To look one OF these animals in the eye
Is disconcerting. His heavy, horny whis-
kers on the upper lip and cheek and
the most human expression in his eyes,
protected by projecting lids. lead you
to agree with the sailors. They claim
he is the satan of the seas, and when
Evening star., 1933-01-17

On the same side
of the political di-
viding aisle in the
House chamber will
Evening star., 1933-01-17

O1 actually running
the country.
The politically
minded will be
keeping an eye on
developments in
Republican quar-
ters. Much of the
strategy and man.
euvering for places
of advantage in
the Replib lie a n
scheme Of things
for 1886 will be set
in action in the
incoming Congress.
Evening star., 1933-01-17

nISCOvER why the Oriental
IL races choose tea How II
guickens the emotional pulse :.
vitalizes the nerves ;. stirs the
senses. Your grocer is featuring
Chase & Sanborn's Tender Leaf
Tea-a money-saving Especial"
To get oil the benefits of tea, 1t
is important that you drink a tea
rich in fheOL
Chase & Sanborn's Te-'sr "a y
Evening star., 1933-01-17

Answer-n all women would practice the G.
other women's husbands the frigid treatment they
every woman bestow On their own 1t would add er
of human happiness But alas and aack, fear We
reached such a state OF grace as that, and It is
expect that senographerS should lead in this altrulS
when their jobs depend upon their standing in v
lending listening
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-07-15
Wiley Post And His
Robot Pilot Started
CONTINUED from Page ~

Gatty Is eight days, Is hours. 81
minutes.
I'm going to let the robot do all
the work." Post said as he stepped
into tho Winnie Mae. Last time
I'm going to be lazy and let the
other fellow work. plan to use the
robot all the time except when TAX
Ing off and landing" +,
Mrs Post was among tho crowd
Of nearly 1000 persons who assem-
bled to see the flyer off.
The motor was warmed up and
Post climbed into the cockpit at
sos q. m. He idled the motor for
q few minutes and then with q
wave Of his hand shot the plane
down the runway. After covering
about three quarters of the dis
lance, the heavily laden Winnie
Mae rose gracefully.
Weather conditions were ideal,
despite a slight dawn haze which
hung over the field. Tail winds Of
at least rs miles an hour would
speed Post on the Atlantic cross
ing, .the weather bureau reported.
Post said he expected to see his
first land over Scotland. IN pc 30
high I'll lever see Ireland" he
said.
The radio station G2LO, Man
chester, England. will keep the
world flyer Informed of weather
conditions throughout his flight.
Post, dressed In new gray suit,
arrived at the field soon after mid
night. He inspected the Winnie
Mae and retired to a room In, the
administration building for a nap.
Known to flying companions as the
"slcepless pilot, he had spent a
restful day and night. Before COM
ing to the field he had slept eight
hours.
Every aid OF science to lessen
hardships of long flying had been
installed In the plane. First WINS
"Iron Mike" the robot pilot. This
automatic device Ii almost human.
1t keeps the plane on a level keel,
with the twirl of a knob makes q
perfect turn. and follows set