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Evening star., 1934-05-30

with the motor of the plane, the Leo
nardo Da Vinci
The restriction of the flow of gaso-
line made the tail load heavy" the
flyer continued. "and the resultant de-
crease in air speed caused the engine
to run at excessive temperature.
I'VE first noted the stoppage when
Continued on Page 2. Column g.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
GOV. JAMES ROtPH'S
CONDITION CRITICAL
Heart Stimulant Is Resorted to
as Patient Sinks During
All-Night Vigil.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Calf. May 30-Gov.
James Rolph, jr.. was critically i'll at
the Linforth ranch. near here, today.
while members of his family remained
at the bedside and physicians in con-
stant attendance admitted the extreme
gravity of his condition.
At one time during the night long
Vigil the Governor failed so perceptibly
that use of a heart stimulant was re-
sorted to. DR.. J. M. Scanland said
that "only the immediate injection of
the drug stood between the Governor
and DEATH"
Evening star., 1934-05-30
ROOSEVELT CONFERS.
Debtor Treatment to Hinge on Action
on June Is Payment.

Debtor Treatment to Hinge on Action
on June Is Payment.
President Roosevelt conferred today
with Secretary Hull on war deb; pay
ments and on his message TO Con-
greSS soon after word came from Lon
don that Great Britain planned to
propose a new offer
The President said at his regular
press conference that the treatment
OF the debtor nations under the john
son act banning financial transactions
with defaulters would depend entirely
upon what was done on June l5-the
date when the next wal debt payments
are due
1t was emphasized that he could not
talk on this subject now until he had
received offers from abroad and had
referred them to the Attorney General.
The President said he might send
his war debts message to Congress
Friday but he fixed no definite date.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
LABOR QUIZ Is ORDERED
Nation Wide Probe of "Kick-
Back" Racket Voted by Senate.

The Senate today ordered the in
vestigation by its Education and
Labor Committee into labor condi-
tions on public building projects in
Washington and throughout the
country, including charges of the al
legged existence of the kick back
racket.
The resolution passed without a
record vote when Senators ByrneS,
Democrat, of South Carolina. and
Walsh, Democrat, of Massachusetts,
urged favorable action.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
Dies of Stab Wounds.

DAYTON, Ohio May 80 P).-Wlt-
liam H. Craig, as, New Castle Pa.
died in hospital here today - stab
wounds received. police were told dur
ing a fight with Donald Sch' Her. 80,
of this city Scholler. who is being
held in connection with the death
told police he cut Craig in self-de-
fenSe.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
C0NFEREES AGREE
ON DISTRICT BILL
Terms Withheld Until Meas.
ure Is Submitted for
Approval.

Senate and House conferees on the
District appropriation bill reached
final agreement shortly before noon
today, but withheld an announce
ment as TO the terms until the con-
ference report is presented TO the
House this afternoon.
1t was reliably reported, however.
that while recognizing $500 900 as
the basic amount of the Federal con-
tribution. the agreement requires the
District TO pay back to the United
States in the coming year ST. 335. 900
representing 70 per cent Of the pub
lie works sewer allotment.
AS the conferees began what is eX-
pected 10 be the last meeting this
morning. most of the amendments re-
lating to items of appropriations had
already been settled but they still
had before them for determination the
basic question OF whether a deduction
should be made from next years
Federal cont, ibution as repayment
TO the United States of part of the
public works allotment for sewers
here last Summer
Senate Raises Figure.
The Federal contribution for the
year now drawing to a close was
S5. 100 900. and the Budget Bureau
recommended the same amount for
next year. The House Appropriations
Committee also reported the District
supply bill with this figure in it. but
on the floor of the House those in
charge of the measure raise the ques-
ton of requiring the District TO re-
pay 70 per cent of the sewer fund
on the theory it was a loan. and.
accordingly, reduced the $500. 900
lump sum to $4.364.295 The Senate
subsequently restored the S5,700,000
figure.
When the conferees adjourned yes
terday the House group was reported
to be willing to recognize that the
Federal contribution should be S.
700. 900. but was still contending for
an offset against this figure for re-
payment of the sewer allotment.
The Senate raised the total Of the
bill from s32,650,000 to S37, $50. .00O
Compromises worked out in confer
ence probably will result in making
the total somewhere near $35, 900, 900.
Evening star., 1934-05-30
WEATHER.

Mostly cloudy, probably occasional
showers tonight and tomorrow: slightly
warmer tonight; gentle easterly winds
Temperatures-High II. at 3 pm.
yesterday: lowest. 81. at 7:3O am today.
Full report on page AT.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

of July e @ ss1aGBt
6TSer @ than akss sdS lis :ass
and packing sows weak; 220-320 pounds,
4.S5a5 90; top. 500. 17O-22O pounds.
55ss5 DaeElss ht lights Rss; Hb;
5.5Oa4 25; light weight 10000 pounds,
4 4.00a4 so; medium weight, 200-250
pounds I s9aS:9S6S; ki packins SOW: soWs. SGi2n mediSm
sod sooa EG9d a3 55o Po1nds go PIGS
800
Cattle, 1000; calves. 5000: grain fed
steers and yearings strong to rs higher;
feIr asslxS at 50R
largely 8.50a9.00 market on grain fed
steers and yearlingS; best 1.135-pound
cattle; 925; lower gTade offerings firm:
fairly active on fleshy butcher heifers and
gsasds soG sP s6oIss pslnas
339550; II;i66sI;5 800 pounds 5oaIo 40;
snd medium, 550-l,3OO pounds. 2; ;75a7:50;
5.S5; cows. good. 575a5. 90; common and
i.s5a2 so; bulls tyearlinss excluded), good
(beef). 325a40O: cutter. common and
%edum 3 65 yeaieEs kos9 s9ed sDd AM,
SnOlCe. f.-OdO'Ou' uSuiull q OOudf' 90 SuL!
and common. 2.50a3.50. Stocker and
1850 pounds. 4;00a5.50; common and
medium 2.50a4 90.
Sheep. 10000: fat lamb undertone
steady, generally asking 25 cents higher;
early bids 500 on natives; others held
well above s.25; fat yearlings 25 higher:
ewes 1.00a225: lambs. 90 pounds down:
good and choice. 750as so: common and
medium. 6 600s7 so. ewts. a0-150 pounds.
good and choice 5o12 o95i 2sii Al Al weights
Evening star., 1934-07-05

set the advantage gained by Northern
and Eastern mills under the code, "
embarked on rehabilitation programs
calling for neavy outlay of money for
the newest ana best in textile ma
chinery. New departments are being
added and the outputs Of various units
co-ordinated.
Millions of dollars have literally
been poured into construction OF new
distilleries and breweries and IN MOD
ernizing and enlarg1ng existing
plants" the Record said. Projected
new enterprises include purchase OF a
site for $500,000 plant in this city
for the Big -Four distiIleries interests
OF Canada.
Home Repairs Needed.
Public building contracts accounted
for only SIS ,889 900 during the t1rst
half year, but the publication said the
Governments new program called for
some $40 new buildings throughout
the country and, judging from the
lists tentatively approved, the South
would share largely"
Residential building contracts to-
tailed $l0,297,000. Surveys by the
Government, the Record said. indicate
a large proportion OF existing resi-
Dental properties lack modern raclII-
ties and are in a bad state OF repair -
Doubling up" prevails on a large
scale, 1t was added, and thse facts
were taken to indicate a potential de-
mand for many houses is being Gre
ated, SO that with any permanent I'M
provement in business conditions,
home building will be undertaken In
volume.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
BIG BANKS SHOW
/. DECLINE IN LOANS
Chase and National City
Deposits Rise With U. S.
Bond Holdings.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 5.-The Chase
National Bank and the National City
Bank, the country's largest CONNER
cial banks, report higher deposits and
holdings of Government securities,
but lower volumes of loans outstand-
ing In their condition statements for
June 80. as compared with March 81.
In line with general trends of bank
credit, the Chase National has more
than doubled its holdings of Govern
ment securities in the past year and
has greatly increased its cash and
Federal Reserve funds.
Governments" held by the insti-
tuition total $4l7,366,000, compared
with 1919, ,600,00 at the end of March
and $207, ,955,000 on June 80. 1888
Cash on hand and at the Reserve
Bank and other banks amounts to
s412, oil 900, against 1893 ,072 900 three
months ago and 1857 7.374.0 900 a
year ago.
The Chase loans, discounts and
bankers acceptances have dropped
to 1921 ,566,000 from s713,247 900 in
March and $779, ,755, 900 a year ago.
Capital and surplus of the bank show
no change from March, while un-
divided profits have grown to $l6,-
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q 900 from s11.s75.ooo in the

521, 900 from s11.375.oo0 in the
quarter.
The City Banks figures show a
somewhat smaller swing from loans
to Government securities. The latter
stand at 1904 ,63l 900, compared with
$247, 1925, 900 three months ago and
$252, ,383, 900 a year ago. Cash on
hand and due from banks totals
$685., ,3s0, 900, against $3s4,l54,ooo In
March and 1894, ,l65,000 at the end
Of the 1888 period.
Loans, discounts and acceptances
of the National City amount to $780,
$4,000, against SSH, 100000 at the
end OF March and $559, ,9ll 900 q year
ago. With capital and surplus un-
changed, undivided profits have in
creased to $s,01s,666 from $7,612,056
at the end Of March.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK. July lP.-Butter. 14,o63;
weaker. Creamery. higher than extra
241za=5H; extra l92 score). 24A; frst
tS8-9l scoresl, 23a24; seconds (s4-87
Score). 2213a22s4; centralized go score)
234.
Cheese. 2343ss; steady. Prices un-
changed.
Live poultry steady to weak Broilers.
freight. 13a25; fowls. freight and express
l2a15; turkeys, express 14a19; other
freight and express unchanged.
EgRs. "a .430; steady. Mixed colors un-
changed.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
.FIRMNESS DISPLAYED
BY INSURANCE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to rhe Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Insurance
stocks in the New York City market
showed a quiet undertone Of strength
during June, Holt, Rose g. Troster
report. From the months low OF 80 SO
on June 2, the weighted average of
20 issues advanced to 40.54 on June
Is, a lavel close to the 1894 high
Of 4o.76 established on April 81. The
close June 80 was steady at 1894.
Calculated on closing bid prices, the
range for June was as follows:
Evening star., 1934-07-05
CURB LIST RISES
ASV0LUME GAINS
SpeciaIties Show Substan'
tiaI AdvanceS-MetaIS
Are Steadier at Close.
BY G.. A. PHILLIPS,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, July 5.-Substantial
advances in specialties and moderate
strength in other sections of the list
gave the curb market steady to firm
appearance at the close today.
Metal shares. the majority of which
we're sluggish throughout most of the
session, finally steadied in the final
hour and a few of them closed higher.
Trading was in better volume.
Aluminium Co. closed at 65l2, up 2;
American Cyanamid "B," 1872, up l;
American Gas, 27al, up q; Common
wealth Edison, 56A, up 27s; Creole
Petroleum, 1914, up Il; Electric Bond
& Share, 1514, up IS; Glen Alden,
22R, up 1ls Montgomery Ward "A,
ll8R, off /, Newmont Mining, 52a
up u; New York Honduras & Rosario
Mir ing, 40, up IA; Pioneer Gold
1924, up Il; Sherwin Williams, 10, up
1s; Standard Oil of Indiana, 27h
unchanged; Swift & Co, 17l2, up 4 ;
Wilson Jones, l7a, up "a.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
A. B. A. CHIEF TO SPEAK
MONDAY OVER RADIO
Dispatch to The Star.

special DlSp1JCn 70 ne otAA.
NEW YORK, July 5.-F. M. Law,
president American Bankers Associa-
ton, will broadcast from Chicago
radio address, What the Banks Are
Doing to Aid American Business,
Monday, July 9, under the auspices OF
the Crusaders, over the N. B. c.
nationwide blue network of stations.
The time of the address will be $50
pm, Eastern standard time: $50
pm, Central time; 4:30 pm, Noun
tain time, and $3.50 pm. Pacif1c
Coast time.
Mr.. Laws speech, 1t Is announced,
will present clear outspoken state
ment from the record, pointing out
the many ways in which banks are
serving the Nation"
Evening star., 1934-07-05
LONDON BANK REPORT.

LONDON July dP-The weekly state
ment of the Bank Of England shows the
following changes in pounds Total re-
serve decreased 4,097. 900; circulation IN
creased 4. .103, 900; bullion increased 1000;
lie deposits increased 9,020 600: other de-
Dosits decreased 44S.0O0; notes reserve
decreased 4. 4.102 900; government securities
increased S21 900 A.
The proportion Of the banks reserve 70
liability is Al 72 per cent, compared Win
Rate Of discount. per cent.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press,


NEW YORK. July 5.-Cotton was
higher today in response to relatively
flrm Liverpool cables and reports Of
continued dry, hot weather in the
Southwest. An opening advance of 8
to II points met considerable realizing,
which sent prices back within or 4
points Of yesterdays closing quota
tions, but steadineSs in the stock
market brought in some additional
buying during the early afternoon.
October. after easing off from 1899
to 1881. was holding around 1894 at
2 O'Clock, with the general list show
ing net gains Of to points.
. Futures closed barely steady, unchanged
Evening star., 1934-07-05
BUILDING SCARS
IN SOUTHERN AREA
Construction Contracts Gain
III Per Cent Over
Mark Year Ago.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-Construction
contracts awarded In 10 Southern
States in the first six months of 1884
increased Ill per cent over the value
Of contracts awarded in the like pc
Rod of 1888, the Manufacturers Rec
ord reported.
Building, engineering and construc-
ton projects had total valuation OF
$261 .979 900 for the period, compared
with $128. .488 00C for the correspond
ing period Of the preceding year
Road, paving and bridge work claimed
tho largest share, with an outlay OF
Sill ,446,0 900. With appropriation OF
additional funds for road work by
Congress and projects now being ini-
tiated, the Record said, the volume OF
road work IN sight Is unusually heavy
Industrial and engineering projects
totaling SIT 800 900 ranked next. In
dustrial plant construction called for
an outlay Of $35. .634 900. with chemi-
cal plants undertaken by nationally
known firms featuring this group.
Textile Mills Modernized.
Textile mill modernization was de-
secribed by the Record as one Of the
bright lights in the South's 1884 in
dustrial advance. 1t reported South
ern mill owners, determined to off
Evening star., 1934-07-05

Dividend rates in dollars btsed on
last quarterly or semi-annual payment.
tPartly extra. tPlus 4f5 in stock. a Pay
able in script or stock. Payable in stock.
Plus % Sc 81 in stock s Plus s$ in stock.
Paid this year-no regular rate m Ac-
cumulated dividends paid this wear n Plus
IOFe In stock: p Paid last year-no reg
lar rate. Companies reported In re-
ceiversEip.
Evening star., 1934-07-05
Cottonseed Oil.

Cottonseed Oil.
Bleached cottonseed oil futures
closed steady; spot unquoted. July,
5.78B; August, 5.8oB; September,
5.8lB; October, 5.s7B; November.
5.95B; December. SOB: January, GLIB.
Sales, II contracts Bid.
Evening star., 1934-07-05

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.-Federal
Judge Schoonmaker, Pittsburgh,
awarded judgment of s523,9l2 against
this company in favor Of Triplex
Safety Glass of North America for in
frtngement Of a safety glass" patent
Evening star., 1934-07-05
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, July R).-FoIlowtnr is
the complete oficisl list of TRANSACTIONS
IN stocks on the Chicago Stock EXCHANGE
today:
Evening star., 1934-07-05
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, July R.-Foreign ex.
change steady tGreat Britain in dollars
others in centsl:
Great Britain, demand. 5.05N: cables
5 05A 60-day bills. 5.04.: France. de.
mand, 6,593s; cables. 6.59ss; italy, de-
Demands-Beigium, 1897: Germany
3s.49: Holland, 67.s7; Norway. 25.42i
224: Switzerland. 1886: Spain. 1898;
Portnsal, 4.61: GREECE. 95; Poland, 1s.93;
Czechoslovakia, 4.16: Yugoslavia. 2.2s;
Austria. 1891: Hungary. 81 30: Rumania,
1.01: Argentine 33.70n: Brazil. S;59n:
Toxic, 80 90; Shanghai "a so: Hongkong,
1925: Mexico City (silver pesol. $500:
Montreal in New York, 101.00; New York
in Montreal, 5000.
Nominal
SILVER QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK, July Up.-Bar sill
yer steady, Il higher at 46A.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET
Received BY Wire Direct to The Evening Star.
Stock and Sales.

STOCK ana sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close
Shir- VIII t3D-... .350s 704 69K 20
Silver King tencl. IL IL IL
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BONDS

1000 Chi Ry IS '27 ctfs 5794 57A 57s4
Bond sales today-1,OOO.
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STOCK and sales-

Bohack (H Co.,.
Brazil TT Lit Il P.
Brillo Mfg A f2). .
Buff N&EP pf l.60
Bulova CIV pf.
Bunker Hill Il Sui .
Butler Bros. ......
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Minneap Hny pf s,
Moh Il Pw lst(7).
Molly bdenum.....
Mont W(A) m8.75
Montl LH&P IA.
Mount Prod (6Uc)
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-11-23

For a moment they stood to-
gether, SO. And then Tony spoke.
II guess" he said, that settles it!
We will be married as soon as pos
sible. How" his voice was close to
breaking, "how could you send me
home, as you did, last night?"
This morning." corrected Ellen.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-11-23
SIXTH INSTALMENT

But now" said Ellen, you'd
better take me home. And then
you'd better go home yourself, and
go to bed and get some sleep. And
when you wake up, have black
cofee-lots of it. I'm not saying
have Coffee" she e~ndeavored to
laugh, because l think you need
it, because I think you've been
drinking, or anything. You said you
hadn't, and I believe you. And
1t was such a long speech, Ellen
wished that she might give up the
effort, that she might just stop talk
ing and let her head lie back on the
broad shoulder beneath the Pierrot
suit. And, after you've had your
coffee, sit back and go over the
facts in the case. And if you still
feel the same way about marrying
me, by noon tomorrow, come
around and we'll get down to cases.
My name? It's Ellen Church. I've
been forgetting that you didn't
know who l was, either. You'll find
that name below a bell this" she
gave him a street number, address.
And if, after the sleep and the coffee
and the thinking, you still want to
go on Well, a marriage license
can be had, they tell me, up to four!
If we should happen to get together
tomorrow, perhaps I'll let. you buy
me one. But if you," she was able,
by gritting her teeth, to make her
voice seem casual, 'if you don't
show up, I'll know you're complete
ly. normal again; I'll probably be
that way, myself. No." all at once
she was shivering violently, don't
kiss me-not now. Don't you dare
to kiss me! If you come tomorrow,
there may be years of kissing ahead
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have gone out of the heir to the
Brander millions. Only his dog
gedness, the strong line of his chin
was left.
It'll work out all right" he told
Ellen. Say when!"
Oh, the throbbing of the heart
in Ellen's breast! Oh, the persistent
beat in her temples.
why" she said, and her voice
sounded like a strangers voice, even
in her own ears, why, the sooner
the better! It's just after twelve,
now. Maybe if we took a taxi, We
could catch US a license right off,
and be married, and have a bite of
luncheon together, before three. At
three o'clock l have a date to pose
for Dick Alven, in his studio. He's
doing a mural -" She broke off
before the torrent of Tony's words.
"Do you mean to tell me-" he
was shouting, that you'd go off,
right after the ceremony, and pose
for some artist? Do you to
tell me you'd leave your husband
to go to another man, so that he
can paint you into a dirty little In
dian picture?
Ellen was inrerrupting.
Long after our marriage is over,
Tony" she said hotly, 'long after
we've stopped being Dicks mural
will go on, giving beauty and fine
to people. It's not a dirty
Indian picture, Tony-Dick
is a great artist"
Great artist be hanged" grated
II bet he's in love with you,
the"
Ellen's face was burning.
IF it's going to be like this" she
aid, when we've known each other
Iess than a day-well, then, l guess
we'd better call off the whole bust
But, suddenly, she was in Tony's
arms again, and his mouth was
her mouth. And the who'll
,arth whirled dizzy about them.
And, then with her hand tight in
and a blue, small hat
;lamped down over her ears, and a
strained smile on her lips,
Ellen was being whirled away-to-
ward lower New York and the mar
license bureau.
Only they weren't going in a
Tony was driving a scarlet
Rolls-Royce roadster with a special
body and a mean way of nosing
through traffic.
The document which gave two
people the right to join their
together was properly authen-
ticated. 1t was witnessed and seal
ed. And then the man behind the
bars was speaking.
Want to be married here, now?"
he questioned. "The clerk can do
the job"
Ellen had a desire-a keen desire
scream. No, she didn't want
to be married in this dark, dusty
room. Not to Tony-to Toby
she loved-to Tony who
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-11-23
would be her husband.

would be her husband.
But Tony, with a blush creeping
down until it covered his firm, tan
ned neck, was stammering out
something
NO." he was saying. Mot
here. l want to be married in a
church. Only married once
y'know."
The man who had sealed the pap
ers said something, here, about be-
ing an optimist.
"As for that" Tony added, as
lif he were speaking in his own de-
tense, eve haven't a ring yeti"
Ellen, glancing swiftly down at
her slim, ringless hands, was flush
ing, too. Why, she had quite for
gotten about a ring! OF course,
they'd have to buy one, wasn't it
jail a part of the marriage service?
with this ring-"something
like that?
Her embarrassment made her
forget to be dishonest.
II want to be married in a
church, too," she told the man be-
hind the bars, and the man laughed
at her vehemence.
1t was only when Tony had slid
Into the drivers seat of his car, and
slipped in the clutch, hat he sign
ed and spoke.
THANK God, that's, over!" he
! aid.
Ellen sighed, too.
THE first hundred licenses are
the HARDEST" she told him, but HI
ignored her flippancy. Instead,
|guiding the car deftly through the
traffic, he reached down and brief
ly patted her hand.
Such little baby fingers" he
said. *'Wonder if we'll find a ring
small enough to do any good?"
They did find the ring. All the
way up in the Fifties. A slim
little circlet of sapphires ("because
they're more like you, believe it or
not, than diamonds!''). And a great
single sapphire on a gossamer hoop
of platinum.
"Your engagement ring!" Tony
remarked.
"We're on our way" Tony said,
as they paused in the heavy early