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Evening star., 1934-06-23

horse and started at full gallop for
Philadelphia, 80 miles away.
"All day and all night he sped
through forests and over streams
This was a greater ride than the
more famous one OF Paul Revere; the
more remarkable it seems. when we
remember that Rodney was suffering
from a cancer in the face, which alter
ward cost him his life.
He reached the capital city just in
time to cast his vote and save Della
ware for freedom"
The resolution was adopted by the
unanimous vote of IL Colonies, New
York alone not voting. The date was
July 2-"the real natal day of the
United States"
Ruled With Sagacity.
|. B. J. LOSING, in Biographical
Sketches Of the Signers OF the Decla
ration of American independence. y
says: Rodney was chosen Pre-. sident
of the State and performed the ardu-
GUS duties OF his office with great
faithfulness for about four years
Delaware was peculiarly exposed to
the predatory incurSions OF the enemy
and it required great sagacity and
arduous toll for those who managed
her affairs TO prevent a state of an
archy
while thus laboring for his coun-
try's good, Rodney suffered greatly
from the effects of a disease that
had been upon him from his youth
and it made dreadful inroads upon
his health"
BY the beginning Of 1884 life had
become living martyrdom.' The al
fiicted sufferer retired to his farm
to await the end with stole patience
He was mourned by thousands. but
overlooked by the New England his
torians who prepared the text books
used by succeeding generations Of his
countrymen,
Evening star., 1934-06-23
KIDNAPPING RELATED

DECATUR, H.. June % Pl-A
story that she was abducted at
Kansas City, kept unconscious for two
days with drugs and tossed from
truck here was told today by Miss
Laura Ellis, 40, beauty shop oper-
ator
Three men. she said from her hos
pital bed where she was taken last
night, semi-conscious and suffering
from shock, seized her as she left
labor meeting IN Kansas City We'd
nesday night. and she remembered
nothing until released.
Evening star., 1934-06-23
FALLS CHURCH ORDER
GRANTS SEPARATION
County to Have Jurisdiction Over
Section Formerly Part of
Corporation,
iy STAFF Correspondent of The STA

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. Va. June 23-Judge Walter
T. Mccarthy today granted a petition
by 81 of the 1913 qualified voters of
the Arlington County portion of Falls
Church for the withdrawal of that
section from the corporation.
Unless taken to the State Supreme
Court of Appeals in an attempted re-
versal the order of the court will place
all Jurisdiction over this section in the
county. The remainder of the town
Is located in Fairfax County.
Evening star., 1934-06-23
One Coat in As Years.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. GP).-In their
As years of married life her husband
bought her exactly one coat and
that's ground for divorce. Mrs. Pauline
Odesa. ga. has set forth in filing suit
against Alexander, "a.
Evening star., 1934-06-23
LIGHTNING HITS TWICE
Brothers Buildings Are Fired
During Thunderstorm.

OuIIHS IHUHNItISIOT1n.
SHARON. Pa. (41.-During an elec-
trical storm in the New Hamburg
district Bert LelSher ran almost 2
miles to aid in extinguishing a fire
which resulted when lightning struck
a barn on the farm of his brother,
George.
Returning home, Bert discovered
his own dwelling had been struck.
Neighbors were at work combating
the flames. They succeeded in saving
the dwelling.
Evening star., 1934-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF
the Comptroller of the Currency, WASH
incton. D. C.. May "a 34-Notice IS
hereby given to all persons who may nave
claims against Chevy Chase Savings
Bank Washington District of Columbia
that the same must be presented to Cary
A Hardee. Receiver with the legal proof
thereof within three months from this
date or they may be disallowed
} T F OCONNOR.
Evening star., 1934-06-23
Coffee Exports to Rise.

Coffee exports from Nicaragua this
year are expected to total 10000, 900
pounds.
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Report for Last "a Hours.
Temperature. Baromet

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Highest. 90. at 2:10 pm. yesterday.
Year ago. 80
Lowest, Sc, at II pm. yesterday. Year
ago, Sc.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90, on June 81.
Lowest, -61s, on February 9.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayo
Highest, 81 per cent. at IL pm. yes
terday.
Lowest. Al per cent, at Alb pm. yes
terday.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office OF the Comptroller of the Currency
Washington D c

ONCE OF Inf COmptToIIeT OF Inc CuFTencJ.
Washington D c
April 10. 1n34
Notice Is hereby given to all persons
who NAV have claims against the Unit d
States Savings Bank. WASHINGTON. Dis
trict OF Columbia that the same must be
presented 10 Carter B Keene. Receiver,
with the legal proof thereof within three
months from this cate or they may be
dis1 loved J F T O'CONNOR
COMPTROLLER of the Currency.
NOTICE-TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Will party owning houseboat at 41st and
Potomac River on my property please re-
move same within thirty days or l will
dispose OF same.
j B TRICE
$50 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1934-06-23

3.759 Exhibits at Zoo.
Londons geological gardens now
have 3.759 exhibits. exclusive OF fish.
Evening star., 1934-06-23

IhE AMERICAN oECOHlI AMI
Company of the District of Columbia Reg
istrar under deed of trust dated July l.
1926 made by the Chevy Chase Club. a
District pt Of Columbia pursuant to the pro
visions thereof stated in the said in
strument in connection with the sinking
fund has drawn for redemption at par at
the Office of the Registrar on July 1884
the followine 5a2qS 6boond bonds OF l9o6l n6o 49,,
i>' Secured BY saio deed OF trust
Ts bonds m ate snKnp heFp fnf fnnd fae an
the interest OIL said bonds will cease on
the first day Of July A:D 1884 m
AMERISAN Rv W sEGHREY BRRE yee AND presdsn rRHsn
Attest; ROBERT L FLATHER. Asst
Secretary Seal.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
EbW1N ffS5S G'VS WooDEN 9 :pse 5S7 %tof st. se oy
NATION WIDE LONG DISTANCE -FURN1-
ture moving UNITED VAN SERVICE. 41O
Bond BLDG washineton. National 1884,
REALTORS
Architects, house owneTs-all know the
roofing orders Our thoroueh. sincere work
pTseslSs RooPNG 500fsEs ass 5eEse ST NV
KOONS COMPANY 100 North 44es @
DO NOT TRUST
Honest syr'' PRICES FAcToRY TRAINED
MEN-RADIO SERVICE S100.
Oldest Established Radio Store in
Washington. D c
HARRY {. GROVE. INC.
1o2 10th st. NV
$3.50 5:30-9 PM
District 2067. Columbia il6S
RT OWFRSBTTEENNJtNsG, . ,o
Can be installed with FIRE burning
Complete with two controls S76,
Terms
W. "A HEssIcK 4 SON INC.
Dist. 0744
Evening star., 1934-06-23

Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May Is 0P UNITED States
Department Of Agriculturel Hogs 2:!.UOO.
steady to lower compared with Monday:
lhO-340 pounds. 3.4Oa3.10; top $40 for
best 200-240 pounds. most pigs. $50
coed and choice 14O-i6o pounds. 3'I0a
800; hight weight, 10000 pounds 3 .4Oa
$40; medium weight. 200-250 pounds.
3:35a3. 20: packing sows. medium and good,
275-550 pounds. 250a3 20; pigs good
AMI ehSoice 109.l30 l3 pounds; 2 o0oa3.
weight ana weiehty steers in moderate sup
ply; steady but slightly more active:
35 higher: iower-ersde light steers and
yearlings showing most upturn; best
weighty bullocks, $50; comparable with
tQE. s.6O;, paid for 1.252-pound average;
ether s;fn1 kiilins classes generally steady
vealers steers. good and choice. 55O-aOO
pounds. 5.15a7.75; 900-l.100 pounds. 90
as50; l6dO0-l 300 pounds, 650a9 90;
and medium. 550-i 300 pounds. 50a675:
heifers. good and choice 550-750 pounds.
525a6 IS; common and medium. 5os
medium, . 65a4 90; low cutter and cutter.
1;5Oa2 65; bulls lyearlines excluded. good
medium. 25Oa33 IS; vealers good and
choice 5.0Oa6 so; medium. 4.65a55 so; Gull
and common 3.00a3.75; stocker and feeder
cattle. steers, good and choice. ,50o-l ;05O
3.5Oa5 co.
on slaughter classes: practical TOP native
SprinEers. 10 IS; bulk 1000 downward.
with all bulk 81 discount; TOP wooed
lambs OILS: bulk, 900: medium clippers
around 7.OOa7 rs sparinely light weight
shorn ewes. 3 25a3 so: heavies downward.
100: slaughter sheep and lambs; Spring
dium. s.25a90O. lambs 90 pounds down;
good and choice. 7.50aS 10; common and
medium. 75a7 20; a0-qS pounds. good
! = EG MI al
pounds, good and choice. 2.5Oa3 so: all
weights. common and medium. l.25a3 90.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
WHOLESALE PRICES
MOUNT IN WEEK
Fertilizer Association Index
Shows Gain of Three
More Points.

Wholesale commodity prices again
advanced during the latest week, ac-
cording to the index of the National
Fertilizer Association. This index ad-
vanced 8 points during the latest
week, ended May IL. During the
preceding week it advanced points
and two weeks ago 1t advanced l
point. The latest index number, It's,
compares with the index number of
7l.2 week ago, I'll q month ago
and 59.8 year ago. (The three
year average, 1926-1928=10O.)
OF the IA groups in the index four
advanced and three declined during
the latest week. Foods, fuel, grains,
feeds and live stock and textiles ad-
vanced. The largest gain was shown
In grains, feeds and live stock. The
declining groups were fats and oils,
fertilizer materials and miscellaneous
commodities.
During the latest week the prices
for 26 individual commodities ad-
During the previous week there were
% advances and "a declines. Two
weeks ago there were Is advances and
28 declines. The outstanding gain
was In wheat. Cotton advanced more
than one-hah cent per pound. In
creased prices were also shown for
corn, lightweight hogs, cheese, eggs,
raw sugar, flour, cotton. silk. lard.
cottonseed oil, silver. coke and cot
tonseed meal. Among the declining
commodities were wool, butter, rub
ber refined SUGAR cattle heayy-weiQht
hogs, sheep, heavy melting steel, zinc.
sulphate Of ammonia and anthracite
coal.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
CENTRAL REPORTS
SMALLER DEFICIT
Loss of $5,412,513 Com
pares With $18,256,4OO
for Previous Year.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 15.-The annual
report of the New York Central Rail-
road shows an income deficit of S.
412,5l3 after charges for depreciation
and retirements aggregating $l4,639,-
373, compared with a deficit of $1S,-
256. 400 in 1882.
Operating revenues were $283,341,-
previous year, and net railway operat-
ing income totaled $50, 1863 ,162, an in
crease of $12, ,456,175. Revenue freight
handled amounted to 81, 1,248,346 tons,
all increase Of 4,925,500 tons, and
passengers carried numbered 45,018,-
512, decrease of 5,762,676
Total assets of the company, ST.
825, ,792,793. an increase of $425,0
compared with the previous year.
There was a decrease in the prop
erty investment account Of $12, ,132,-
t440. due principally to retirement of
various classes of equipment.
The statement showed a decrease
Of $l9,253,325 In operating expenses,
effected mainly through a reduction
Of expenses in maintenance of way
and structures and equipment. The
reductions in wages and salaries which
were put into effect early in 1882 were
continued throughout 1888.
Total corporate surplus on Decem-
Der 81. 1898, was $234, ,793 ,315. a de-
crease of $8,014,318. and capital stock
outstanding amounted to $499, ,25s, ,689,
a decrease of s45.50, as compared with
4S3z. ;-TE-1H .
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Profits Expected
To Exceed Levels
Of First Quarter
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO Inc star.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Based upon
indications to date, industrial earn
ings for the second quarter will gen.
orally exceed those of the preceding
three months and will be well ahead
of the second 1888 quarter, according
to estimates by the Standard Sta
tistics Co. of New York.
Automobile and auto parts compa-
nies should make the best showing
thus far in the recovery.
Chemical and copper concerns are
expected to report moderate further
improvement, with results substan-
tally better than last year.
Earnings for the majority of steel
company common shares will be
shown, whereas deficits had predomi-
mated previously.
Leading factors in the food indus
try should record modest betterment
over both the initial three months of
1884 and the second quarter of 1888.
Earnings of the industrial machinery
trade are expected to expand further,
in contrast with deficits at this time
a year ago.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
STOCKS IMPROVE
IN DULL SESSION
Early Gains of ST to More
Than So Reduced in
Final Trading.
What Stocks r
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Stocks re-
sumed their movement toward re-
covery today, although most advances
were modest and trading was ex-
tremely dull during the greater part
of the session. Early gains Of l to 2
or more points were pared in the late
dealings by profit taking, but the
close was fairly firm. Transfers ap-
proximated 100000 shares.
The follow through on yesterdays
late rally, while not too impressive
to market analysts, brought a much
better feeling to traders generally.
The quiet strength of the list was
attributed partly to technical fac
tors, the appearance Of some bar
gain hunters" and sporadic short
covering
Wheat got up about cents
bushel at one time, but finished a
cent or more up on the day. Con-
tinued dryness in the Northwestern
crop districts inspired early buying.
The other cereals improved Cotton
did better and rubber came back
smartly. Silver was about steady.
Bonds were supported Changes in
international dollar rates were neg
ligible.
Shares Of Armour preferred got up
around 4 points on rumors that the
new reorganization plan was ready
for adoption. Wilson & Co. preferred
also gained 8. Others, up fractionally
to point or more, included Johns
Manville, Santa Fe, United States
Steel. Case. Bethlehem Steel, Chrys-
Ter, General Motors, Public Service
Of New Jersey, Consolidated Gas,
Union Pacific, American Commercial
Alcohol United States Industrial Al
cohol, Great Western Sugar, Founda-
tion Co., United States Pipe e. Foun-
dry, New York Central, Mcintyre,
Dome and Baltimore g. Ohio. Allied
Chemical and American Can lost
about a point each.
More evidence OF the plethora Of
idle funds in the banks of the coun-
try was seen in the announcements
OF the Farm Credit Administration
that, effective tomorrow, the interest
rate on loans by the Federal Inter-
mediate Credit Banks will be reduced
from q TO per cent.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW xonK x. cSIcsso Ma NoT}6
Railway last week totaled 22,944 cars
against 23,745 in the previous week anc
21 ,452 in the like period last year.
New York Chicago g St. Louis Rail.
against 12 7S1 in the previous week and
1903 in the 1898 period.
Revenue car loadings on the Milwaukee
totaied a2.45e against 22.s46 in the sams
period In 1888 and 23.441 for the week
Loadings Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroad for the week ending May IL
totaled 20 500 against 29.741 for the pre-
in 1893.
Southern Pacific Co. reported loadinss on
its own lines last week totaled % 100 cars
compared with 21,237 for the previous
week and 1890 Tor the same week las
year.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May l5.-Trading in
cotton was very quiet today, but there
was marked scarcity of contracts,
apparently, and after a slight opening
decline, prices rallied on a little trade
buying and covering. July contracts
sold up from 11.2l to 11.36 or about
IL points net higher with the mid
afternoon market quiet. but steady at
net gains Of Z to points.
Evening star., 1934-05-15

G. Hoskinson, a
vice president of
Riggs National
Bank, and chair
man of the COM
mittee in charge
of social features
of the coming
gathering. Mr..
HoskinSon is be-
ing assisted by
Bruce Baird, Ma
tional Savings g.
Trust Co., as vice
chairman; JOSH
ua Evans, jr.,
and Frank P.Har-
Evening star., 1934-05-15

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady; spot unquoted; May,
5.10b; June, 5.l0b; July. 5.25b; Au-
gust, 5.30b; September, 5.45b; Octo-
Der, 5.55b; November. 5.58b. Sales, A
contracts, including 80 switches.
Bid.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK May Is .OH-Copper quiet
electrolytic. spot and future, Blue Easle
future 53.25a533 81 Iron firm. unchanged
Lead quiet; spot New York, 4.25; East
st. Louis. 40. Zinc steady; East st
Louis, got and future. 4.35. Antimony
spot. 9.6a.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
BANKERS SOCIAL
PROGRAM PLANNED
Plenty of Entertainment As.
sured for White Sulphur
Session.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Plenty of entertainment during the
coming convention of the District
Bankers Association at White Sui
phur Springs is assured by Hileary
Evening star., 1934-05-15

Sales OF Stocks on the New York Exchange
i1;oo AM. 100000 lz:OO Noon .... 10000
! PM. -....--.... $4,000 P.M........ 100000
Total sales for the day. $780, 900
Dividend rates given are the annual
ean payments based the latest quarterly hayeary
declarations
.p Omit Of trading than tPartly extra
~ In stock Paid last yearno Essuar Payable
stedH d'Sfaendss f0 rs ns in stock Ps1d this
ceivership. < Ex-dividend So -
Evening star., 1934-05-15

32 "a Mccall Corp t2)....
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25% 5A McCrory Strs pftk)
son 3SIs Mcintyre PMttlh)
94h SO McKeesport T Pt4).
9h Az McKesson & Rob. ).
34h l1k McKesson & Rob pf
5M l Mcclellan Storestk)
Ala 235S Mack Truck ID. 80.
62h 1914 Macy tRH) & Cot2)
z 29s Madison So Garden.
% 151s Magma Copper h50o
1874 l3 Man Elev m e tkb..
3M IN Maracaibo OIL EXP.
8 So Marine Midldt40c). ..
2M y Market Street Ry. ..
~ l Market st Ry I'd pf.
1884 121s Marshall Field. 80.
12aS 61s Martin Parry.
40s4 % Mathieson Alkt1h)
44% 80 May Dept 8 (1.60). q.
ga ~ Maytag Co.
28h 10 Maytag pf ww.....,
92h 40 Maytag 1st pf 3d..
SO 26 Melville Shoet1.60)
IL 6sa Mengei Co. ........
SO 80 Mengel Go pf. .... .,
30 16b Mesta Machine a..
6h 4 Miami Copper. .....
14s4 IL Mid-Cont Petth25cN
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66a. Al Johns-MansviiIs.

10% Ga Kaufman d s h20c..
1871 1874 kayser 4 Co th25c)
Az pa Kelly Spring Tire. =.
20 IL Kelly Sp Tire 6 % pf
W 2% Kelsey-Hayes tB)..
21h 11A Kelvinator t50c)...
% 17A Kennecott Copper.
Al 1917 Kinney (G RI pf. =.
22A 1871 kresge Is 81 t80c).
Ill 1O1 Krssge Is 81 pftD-
1884 23A Kroger G e B (t1 u
Evening star., 1934-05-15
Previous

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High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
1914 80 Abrm & Strs pf Cd.
liz Ga Adams Express..."
34M l6 Adams Mills t2)...
11A 7& Addressograph. 80.
7hs AZ Adv Rumley
9ss 61A Affiliated Prod t60c)
1861 93A Air Reduction 3d..
3% Us Airway Elsc AppI.
23h 17sS Alaska Jun tt9Oc)..
5A pa Allegheny Corp.
IGN 5h Alleg Cp pf $50 WV.
IAN 59s AIleg Cp pf $40 WV
14A 5I4. Alleg Corp pf XIV.
160S4 1867 Allied Chem go.
1924 122h Allied Chem pf (D..
23% 1917 Allis-Chalmers. ....
53A AN Amerada Corp t2)..
SO 25A Am Ag Chem tDeO.
25N 1415 Am Bank Note.
12% tn Am Beet Sugar. 800.
II 4615 Am Beet Sugar pf..
80 23s. Am Brake Shoe soc.
110h 96 Am Brake Sh pf a..
107% 90A Am Can go.
14513 1861 Am Can pf t0......
33M 1871 Am Car & Foundry.
621s 36h Am Comcl Alcohol. =.
S 2 Am Encaustic. .....
13N Z Am Il Foreign Pwr.
25 IL Am & For Pw ptt6).
80 II Am 4 For Pw pftD.
l7h ga Am 4 For Pw I'd pf.
229S 13k Am Haw Stship 10.
101a 6la Am Hide & Leather.
42h 2615 Am Hide&Leath pr.
10 6Is Am Ice Co. .....
IL 61a Am International. 81,
~ y Am La France Il F. i.
s 4 Am La France pf...
1884, 22& Am Locomotive. -.
19A 13 Am Mach & F t80c).
10L 3h Am Mach 4 Metals.
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344 21 Am News 1h)....
12A 57s Am Power & Light.
26A 121s Am P&L IS pf(lA).
17SS II Am Radiator. .....
1901. 1111a Am Radiator pf 90.
2SL4 16$s Am Rolling Mills.
pa l Am Ship & Com. %.
5l1 35a. Am SIN Il Ret. ....
94s. TIA Am SIN 4 Ref SO pf
123 100 Am SIR 20 pf(jD.
So 48s4 Am SNUFF t3AJ.
261s Is Am Steel Foundry.
81 65H Am Steel Fdy pft2).
81 Al Am Sugar Cd.
2O% 13s. Am Sumatra Tob.
1854 107a4 Am Tel & Tel t9)...
S2ss 65h Am Tobacco go.
s41a ST Am Tobacco B 3D..
1881 l07A Am Tobacco pf '6)..
Is As Am Type Fdrs lk)..
275s 164s Am Water Wks ID.
so 54 Am Wat w 1st t6)..
17h so Am Woolen. .......
s3% 81 Am Wooden pf il u /.
Az Ia Am Writing Paper.
171a 5A Am Writ Paper pr.
3 5ss Am Zinc & Lead.
l7% 13h Anaconda Copper. d
12A GA Anaconda Wire. -.
24s4 Is Anchor Cap t6Oc)..
"a 26A Archer-Daniels ~.
8 AZ Armour of III tA).I
37S 2A Armour of III tB)..
75ss 55 Armour of Ill pf. -.
8h 35s Arnold Constable...
ga 5 Art Metal Constr. =.
1Sh 11k Asso Dry Goods.
4OIa 2912 Asso Oil th5Oc)....
73L 51l2 A 7 & s Fe. .........
54A 34A Atlantic Coast Line.
l6 12A Atl Gulf & w Ind. :.
"a 20 Att Gulf & w Ind pf
35A PIN Atlantic Ref "a.
ssh 35A Atlas Powder (h1)..
16A Ia Atlas Tack.
57ss 3lh Auburn Auto (2)...
16ss Z Austin Nichols.....
10A 51s Aviation Corp Del.
Evening star., 1934-05-15
Cotton futures closed steady. 7-9 higher
C0ttonseed Oil.

spot steady; middling, 1l.45
Evening star., 1934-05-15

6ss 4 Calumet & Hecla. 30
1915 81 Campbell Wyant...
29h 21 Canada Dry q A1).
1SA 12& Canadian Pacific.
38 2S15 Cannon Mills t2...
80 26h Cap Admin pt At3.
S6% As Case q - Co. ......
232s 23A Caterpillar Tr(50c).
4lh 24M Celanese Corp. ....1
22a 6h Celotex Co pt (k)...
s2h "a Cent Aguire (1h)..
4Oh 30N Cerro de Pas th50c).
7I 3A Certain-teed Prod. 81
475s 391s Ches & Ohio (2.SO.'
4SA "a Ches Corp (2h)..
z 25s Chi & East'n III (k) L.
8 Ia Chi & + III pr 'k...
5h 2s4 Chi Great Western.
117s Ga Chi Great Westn pf I.
S1a Az Chi Mil st P & Pac. q.
1914 81. Chi Mil st P & p of. .,
Is 6ss Chi 4 Northwestern
2S 1874 Chi & Northwest pt |.
9M 5Ia Chi Pneuma tic Tool
2SA 16h Chi Pneu Tool pt. 80.
6u 2& Chi p 4 Pac tkD..,
8 3a4 c RI&Pac SO pftk). .
9sk 4ss c RI&Pac 7% pf tk)
14A IN Chi Yellow Cab ~.
30s4 1914 Chicasha Cot Z th1)
11& 6 Childs Company...
6Ots 36h Chrysler Corp (t1A
24ss 17A City Ice & Fuel 90.
So 81 City Ice&FueI pf n
2h City Stores.
IN N City Stores ctfs.
127 95h Coca-CoIa t6J......
81 50h Coca-Cola tA) (3).
lSM 9as Colgate-Palm-Pee
2Sh 15& Collins Il Aikman. ..
s4 3ss Colo Fuel&Irontk).
40h 27 Colorado q South. .,
33h 20 Colo Il Sou lst pt. 90.
19h 11h Col g & Ell tb5Oc). .,
81 % Columbia Pict vtc..
TN So Columbian Carb t3)
35A 1885, Comcl Credit u)...
SO 38 Comcl Cred tA) t3) l..
1O6 91h Comcl Cred lst 6 n =.
80 "a Comci Cred tB) 90
59A 35% Comcl Inv TT o..
3614 1891 Comcl Solv t60c).
3A Ia Comwlth Il South.
52H 21Ia Comwlth Il ) pt t6).
1894 7i4 Conde Mast Pub. 80.
BIN % Congoleun- N l.3O..
1874 6M Consol Cigar.
So 81 Consol Cigar pf0..
5A 211 ConsoI Film.
l71s 1oss Cons Film pt th50c)
47ss 3l% Consol Gas N Y t2).
92h SO Consoi Gas pf 80. 81
a. 2h Consoi Laundries. .f
14A 9a Consoi Oil th2Sc). .,
6A Pm Cons r r Cuba pf .,
On n Consoi Textile. ...a
13% 6A Container Corp A. -.
.5ss Pa Container Corp b. -
pa / Cont Baking tB). q,
s3h 69h Cont Can t3)......
35h 23M Cont lnsur t1.20)..
2M IN Cont Motors.
PPM 16h Cont Oil(DeD h26c.
S41a 60h Corn Prod Ref 3D..
9M ga Coty Inc. c..........
35 20 Cream of Wheatt2).
15h 8 Crosley Radio. ....s
36h PAN Crown Cork Il Seal 81.
69S 3h Crown-Zeiierback.. .
S8sh 21% Crucibie Steel. ....s
3k ] Cuba Co.. ..........s
1O1s 3N Cuba r r pf.......I
/ 81 s's Cuban' p susar...
Evening star., 1934-05-15
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Evening star., 1934-05-15

80 27 Hack w pf A uA).
81 4at Hahn Dept Stores. I.
ga 31s Hall w F Printing.
53h rs Hamilton Watch pf
PAN l41a HARRISON Wlk h25c
So Ia Hayes Body.
145 1891 HelmetG w pf 90
l2O Ill Hercules Pw pf ca
647S ASA Hershey Choc t3). 81
l0A 5Is Holland Furnace. 4.
23h II Houdaille-Hersh A .
Ga 3s4 Houdaille-Hersh B =.
54 43 Household 2 pf 4.20
29% In Houston Oil.
5% 3h Houston Oil tnew).
5512 351a Howe Sound go.
241s 12h Hudson Motor Car.
7h 3h Hupp Motors. .....
Evening star., 1934-01-01
Broken Lots of Handkerchiefs
y Off
We're 25c to Sl5O .. Now l2l,c to 7Sc

S5c SHIRTS and SHORTS. fine
fabric shorts with side tab and French
back; Swiss and Aatrib shirts. ts....... 69c
Manhattan SHIRTS and SHORTS. in elias
tic and sde-tape Styles plain and
fances Observation-Disclosures. 45c
S245 Mever's CLOVES in fine peskin and
pietwin; clasp and slip-on styles;
regular and cadets ................. 81 .So
SlOO Electric Tark RAZORS, half price. Soc
Evening star., 1934-01-01

= style
fabrics tensile strength and clean
n bfhng and kep looking that clothing
bearing label you'll be of guaranteed
sci value