davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1934-03-20

!. Strip of wood for strengthening.
6. Emphasize.
II. Royal title.
13. Logging sled.
Is. Aspersion.
16. Cereal grass.
IT. Denial.
18. Flutters.
10. Closely set.
81. Drollery.
%. Old.
23 Meshed utensil.
"a. Wander about abstractedly.
25. Heavenly body.
26. Aquatic monster.
27. Appreciate highly.
%. Pronoun.
29. Fascination.
80. Member of an ancient sect that
claimed pure-blooded descent from
Abraham.
81. Small cake.
81. Freight.
33. Tempt.
35. Suspension.
Sc. Myself.
49, A gem.
80. Brink.
40. Move jerkily
Al. Throb of an engine.
A. General in chief of the Hugue-
notS.
43. Mountain from which Moses saw
the Promised Land.
A.. Incite.
As. Persian fire worshiper.
Is. Glossy fabric.
Evening star., 1934-04-17
STOCKS INACTIVE
|NNARROW RANGE
Majority of Shares Steady,
but Some Advances
Are Recorded.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, April 17.-Tranquillity
reigned in the stock market today
following a sharp dip in yesterdays
late trading. Some scattered i'm
provement occurred, but the majority
Of shares were only steady. Armour
of Illinois preferred and American
Telephone got up around points
each. United States Steel, Case, Ma
tional Distillers and American Smelt-
ing were bit higher
The close was steady TO firm. Trans
fers approximated only 5000 shares.
Shares of American Telephone came
back about 2 points and preferred is
sues OF United States Rubber, Armour
of Illinois, Mullins Manufacturing,
MKT and American Beet Sugar re-
covered I to around 2. Small gains
were registered by Public Service of
New Jersey, Consolidated Gas, Case,
International Harvester, Sears-R Roe
buck and Montgomery Ward. Some
department store stocks, such as
Spiegel-May-Stern, Interstate and Ma
tional, advanced a point or more.
Chrysler was a bit higher, but the
other motors were virtually at a
standstill United States Steel and
many others were about unchanged
Much interest was expressed in the
announcement of the New York Tele-
phone Co. that its periodical wage
increase plan, suspended in 1881,
would be resumed on May l. The
company's pay roll will be raised
about S2,500000 over the next Il
months. The Western Union Tele-
graph Co. also announced the resto-
ration of one-half of a previous wage
reduction. Part Of the wage cut was
restored July last year.
The apparent drift to the fright"
at the Capitol, while disheartening to
some speculative forces, was viewed
by a few market commentators as a
hopeful indication from a longer
range business standpoint
Although the anti-infationary
trend is seen in most brokerage houses
as a factor of prime market impor-
tance, the Streets principal worry at
the moment seems to be the stock ex-
change control bill and the attitude
which the President will take toward
the various revisions which have been
made in the measure.
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tional Bank Of New York retired from
the board. Other directors were re-
elected.
The stockholders voted approval Of
the prof1t-sharing plan for employees.
Sales billed in the first quarter of
1884 amounted to $34,936, 900 COM
pared with $26,101 900 in the first
quarter of 1888, an increase of IS
per cent.
After dividend requirements on the
special stock, profit available for the
common amounted to 1922, 900 COM
pared with $2,195, 900 last year.
Owen D. Young. chairman, pre-
sided at the meeting The present
board Of directors with the excep-
ton of Mr.. Baker, was reelected.
Mr.. Baker had asked to retire. The
vacancy was not filled.
The profit-sharing plan for all en-
ployes Of the company, submitted to
stockholders on March 80, was ap-
proved.
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for several months. He told the board
he wanted to turn over a part of the
responsibilities connected with the
banks management to another chief
executive, at the same time contin-
uing to devote his full time to the
trust company.
In addition to being made chair
man of the board, he was elected to
the Executive Committee. This means
his continued service on the commit
tee. the election being required as the
new president becomes the chairman.
Mr.. Galley has been on the board
of directors of the bank for Is years
and on the Executive Committee for
three vears These nnsitinnS with the
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COLLINS G. AIKMAN CORP.

NEW YORK, April II CP-Collins
& Aikman Corporation and subsidiary
report for the year ended February "a
net profit of $1,294,4s3, equivalent
after dividend requirements on the
Z per cent preferred stock to $1.51 a
share on the common stock. For
the previous fiscal year the company
had net loss of s522,0o1.
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<OSA - SAA1s W 14A SAAS
important duties
of counsel, have
already put him
in the close S t
possible touc h
with every de-
partment of the
t rus t company.
1t will be easy
for him to as
sumo his n e W
duties on May l.
1t was an
nounced at the
bank that Frank
Stetson will re-
main as a vice
president of the
Evening star., 1934-04-17

tion at a meeting
of the directors
held late yester-
d ay afternoon,
succeeding Will
liam D. Hoover.
who resigned the
Office and was i'm
mediately elected
chairman of the
board.
Mr.. Hooy er,
president of the
institution for
the past Is years,
has been contem-
plating the step
he tnnk NeSterciav
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
EARNINGS JUMP
First Quarters Net Equals
IA Cents on Common,
SWope Reports.
By the Associated Press.

by C1le ASSOCldCtU FIeSS.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, April IL
First-quarter earnings Of the General
Electric Co. were equal to IA cents
share on the common stock against
cents in the first quarter last year,
Gerard Swope, president, told stock
holders at the annual meeting today.
George r. Baker Of the First Ma
Evening star., 1934-04-17
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. April II lPl.-Call money
steady; l per cent all day
=, Time loans steady; 80 days-6 months,
34a1 per cent.
Prime commercial paper l.
Bankers acceptances UNCHANGED.
Rediscount rate, New York Reserve
Bank. l "a per cent.
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STOCK TO BE RETIRED.

NEW YORK. April II tP).-Lam-
bert Co. stockholders have approved
retirement of 2.625 shares of treasury
stock originally bought for offering
to employees.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April II 01.-Copper quiet
electrolytic, spot and future, S12 Tin
flrmer; spot and nearby. 55.45; future.
1886. Iron quiet. UNCHANGED Lead
steady: spot, New York. 4.25: East st.
Louis, 40. Zinc dull; East st. Louis spot
and future. 4.40. Antimony, spot, 7.95.
Evening star., 1934-04-17
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR.

NEW YORK, April II GP-Gillette
Safety Razor Co. reports first quar-
ter net profit of S902,2o2 against
S957,778 a year ago.
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Net income, March quarter, $15,-
142, equal to $1.01 Q preferred share
vs.. deficit, $s6,696.
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NATIONAL SAVINGS
PRESIDENT NAMEDI|
Galley Succeeds w. D. Hoo
yer, Who Becomes Chair.
man of Board.
BY EDWARD c. STONE,

H. Prescott Galley. who has been
general counsel of the National
Savings & Trust Co. for many years,
was elected president of the institu-
Evening star., 1934-04-17
SILVER QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK, April II R.-Bar
silver weak. % lower at 451s.
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High Dividend Rate. Chge
l95 Is Ludlum Steei...... IGN l6Ss l6S4 "
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2ls IA Butte & Superlor...
32A 217s Byers "a M).......
291a 1SA. Calf Pack (h62 kc).
u. ~ Gala han Zinc.
65s 4 Calumet & Hecla.
29A 24A Canada Dry q A ID
1874 12s. Canadian Pacific. 80.
SO 2s1a Cannon Mills t2)..-
10 5ss Ca apital Admin tA).,
331a 26s. Cap Admin pt AID.
s6s. 65h Case tJ ID Co. .....
S412 68 Case q ID pf D...
32A 23h Caterpillar Trt50c)
447s 337s CeIanese Corp. .....
4 IA Celotex Co vic k).
22as Ga CeIotex 90 pf tkD..
32h "a Cent Aguire q NJ.
l24s 7s4 Century RID Mills.
95 so Century Rib NJ pf z.
40A BIZ Cerro de Pas th5Oc)
~ 3h Certain-teed Prod.
1914 IL Checker Cab Mfg.
ATS 391a Ches & ohio t2-s0)..
48ss "a Chesap Corp '2hD..
Sl3 Az Chi Nil st r Il Pac..
13A 61s Chi Nj IL StP&Pac of
Is 6sk Chi 4 Northwestern
% 13h Chi & Northwest Of.
91s ga Chi Pneumatic Tool
21at 161a chi Pneu Tool pf...
9Ss Az Chi RIP 10 pftk).
3Os4 19A Chickasha Cot y hi.
l1Rx 6 Childs Company.
6O&s 49h Chrysler Corp ID.
24as In City Ice Il Fuel '2).
80 81 City lce& Fuel pf 6h
21s u City Stores.
55s 3s4 City Stores tA)...
119h 95A Coca-Cola t6J......
1874 9as Colgate Pa I'M Peet.
81 6SL2 Colg- palIn-P of 80.
2SIa Is Collins Il Aikman..
SO 70 Collus II AK ptt0.
Ss4 3ss Colo Fuel Il irntk).
40& 27 Colorado Il SOUTH.
33h 20 Colo 4 Sou lst pt...
1914 11h Col q Il Ei tb6OcI..
761S 81 Col q n EI pt A '6)-
81 Al Col g Il f pt B tb)..
81 % Columbia Ptct vtc..
II So Columb carbon t2A
34ls 1885 Comci Credit a..
50 SO t'omci Cred 'AD's)
29 23H Comcl Cred pr NED
80 "a ComcI Cred tB) 90.
5SM 35N Comci inv 1T 90.
1857 81 Concl Inv CIV of e6..
36s< 26 Comci SoIv t6Ucb...
3a. ia Comwith Il South,
491a 21h Comwlth n = pf t6).
ION "a. Conde Mast ruD. -.
3lh % Congoleun-N l.S0..
l3ss 6A Consoi Cigar. ......
81. 21a Consol FiIm........
TN 10ss Cons Film Of th60c)
47as 35aA Consol Gas N Y 80.
92h 81 Consoi Gas pf 3d..
l4A 9a Consol OH tn2ScJ...
64 21s Cons X X Cuba Df..
PIN IN ConsoI Textile ....
12h 6hs Container Corp A..
5 2at Container Cory b..
~ CONT Rakine 30.
Szh rs Cont Can so. .....
347s 23ss Cont lnsur Il w..
"a IN CONT Motors .-
21A l6I2 Cont'I Oil tneDh25c
S4h 69L Corn Prod Eel tSD..
144a. 1875 Corn Prod Of HJ...
9M 3a4 Coty inc. .......
35 % Cream OF Wheatt2)
15M 8 Crosley Radio. 80.
36h 2Sh Crown Cork n Seal.
60 47 Crown WP 1st pf(4)
6h 3B Crown-Ielierback..
BIZ Cuba Co.
10h 3N Cuba r r pf. .....
{ 97A 31 Gu bsn-Am Sugar. ..
<7h 20h Cuban.Am Sug pf. .,
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INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. April i lPO.-Over-the-
counter market.
Quotations as of . o'clock)
Evening star., 1934-04-17
Stock and

Previous .
-lg34- Stock and S
High. Low. Dividend Rate. A.
ll7s 69s Adams Express -.
34A l6 Adams Mills uA).
11% 7% Addressograph. -.
71s 5tA Adv Rumley.
9ss Ga Affiliated Prod 60c)
1861 93a4 Air Reduction t3).
3A Ia Airway Elec Appl.
237s 19h Alaska jim tf90c)..
5h "a. Allegheny Corp. %.
16h 57s Alleg Cp pf $50 WV.
149s 5as Alleg Cp of sA0 WV.
148s 81 Alleg pf XIV. .......
160% 144 Allied Chem t6).
239s 165 Allis-Cha liners. ....
20h 12% Alpha Port Cement,
7% ! Anal Leather. .....
53% 41l5 Amerada corp t2)..
Sc 25A Am Az Chem tDeD.
% 14la Am Bank Note.
l2% nv Am Beet Sugar. 80.
II 46l3 Am Beet Sugar pf..
3S % Am Brake S&FtS0c)
107% 94h Am Can Cd.
1874 23h Am Car II Foundry.
56h 3Sh Am Car Il Found pr.
6la 39S Am Colortype.
5 2$x Am Enca ustic. 80.
13N "a. Am Il Foreign Pwr..
25 II Am 4 For Pw pf(6).
IN 9s4 Am 4 For Pw "a pr,
225s ia Am Haw Stship %.
42h 307s Am Hide 4 Leath pf
359s 26h Am Home Prod 2.4O.
10 Ga Am Ice Co. .........
IL 61a Am International. =.
Ia q Am La Franz Il E..
s a Am La France pr.
TAN 80. Am Locomotive pf..
l9% g Am Mach& Fv iSOc).
9M 3A Am Mach Il Metals.
279s IS Am Metals. ........
81 73 Am Metals pr. .....i
34% p Am News uh)....i
12A 57s Am Power & Light.
26h 1874 Am Pal IS pflk).
297s 1871 Am P&L S6 pf(lh).
17As 1871 Am Radiator.
2Sh 17h9 Am Rolling Mills. 80.
81 Sc Am Safety RaztD..
tx 3A Am Seating......
2% l Am Ship & Com. -.
51h 40H Am SIN 4 Ref. ....
123 100 Am SIR ~ pf 90.
56A 48% Am Snufr t3A)....
36La l9 Am Steel Foundry.
81 AS Am Sugar tzI......
110H 1881 Am Sugar pr CO..
209s l514 Am Sumatra Tob...
1854 1913. Am Tel & Tel C9)...
S22s 65A Am Tobacco t6)....
e412 81 Am Tobacco b 3d..
13 Az Am Type End tk)..
2S% 7A Am Type Fou pttkD.
275s 16&. Am Water Wks "a.
TN 11&s Am Woolen. .......
147s 5A Am Writ Paper pf..
l7% 1312 Anaconda Copper.
24A is Anchor Cap t6Oc).L
90 "a Anchor Cap pf 6 a..
33% 26H Archer-Dantels Q)-
9ls 76L Armour Del pr 3D..
s Az Armour of III (A)..
37s 2h Armour OF Ill 3D.,
75ss So Armour OF III pr....
SIS 3ss Arnold Constabie...
9 41A Artloom Corp. 800.
31a l Associated Apparel.
1874 ll1s Asso Dry Goods. -.
75 so Asso Dry q 1st pf. =,
73s4 54 At q s Fe.
S74 70ls A r & 5 Fe pf a4s0.,
54L 80 Atlantic Goa ST Line
35h 2SA Atlantic Ref t1D....
lOlL SO Atlas Powder pft6).
573s ATS. Auburn Auto t2)...
l65s Z Austin Nichols.....
los. 5A Aviation Corpt neD.
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Sales Of Stocks New York Excbanxe
1890 A.M....... 240.000 I2:UO Noon 9so ooo
l PM........... $4,000 2OU P.M,......., $40 00O
Dvoend rates given in the are the annual
cash payments based quarterly or bafveav
declarations - "@--'eA4'
Unit of trading less shares tpar+Iv .~+-,
Pus go IN stock Paid last rate Payable
IN stock ePayane in cash stock
ferred stock Plus 4qs stock Paid THIS year Accmu
cevershp. Ex-dvidend. ~S AsN0A'eu AL 'e-
Evening star., 1934-04-17

10 II Baldwin Loco. go.
6lss 35 Baldwin Loco pf...
342 22A Baltimore & Ohio.
37ss 2412 Baltimore a. ONO of
109 95M Bang Il Aros pfcD..
6h 3 Barker Bros. ......
10 7Ss Barnsda II Corp. ....
80 27 Bayuk Cigars.
65A So Beech-Nut Pkg t3).
IAN S7s Belding- Hemingwy.
235s 16h Bendix Walton. -.
1S 12s Beneficial Loan l N.
34A 261a Best & Co th25c).
491a 34s4 Bethlehem Steel. -.
50 65A Bethlehem Steel pf.
40 27 Bigelow-San md.
l6H 10% Blaw Knox. .........
100 SS Bloomingdale pf T..
6S% 55 Rohn Alumn&Brt3)
81 "a Bon;Ami (A) (t5..
27h 19h Borden Co u.60).
283s 20s. Borg Warner I)...
1917 IL Boston 4 Maine. -.
lSh II Briggs Mfg th50c).
241a Is Briggs & STRAIT ~.
35L 26 Bristol-Myers t2.l0
36L4 2Sh Rklyn-Manhat Trn.
81 S2h Bklyn-Man TT pft6)
S0la 81 Bklyn Union Gas b.
10A 7 Brunswick IA Ike. E.
9as e5s Bucyrus- Erie.
rs 63l2 Bucyrus- Erie pt 90
7ss 5as Budd tE Gb Mig.
37$s 25 Budd tE G) pt.....
1871 7s4 Bullard Co. ........
A.. l Burns Bros A vtc.
1512 4 Burns Bros II. ....,
1885, IAN Burr Add Mach 4oc.
1854 51s Bush Tr Bldg pf CT.
3 2 Butte Cop & Tinc...
2ls IL Butte & Superior...
32a4 217s Byers "a M).......
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1zL 41s Fairbanks 60 Of. 90.
9 ) Fairbanks pr ctfs. ..
Is z Fairba nks- Morse. I. =
81 80 Fairbanks.Mrs Of. ..
1lh 7L Fed 1t Il Trac.
S%4 g Fed Mot Truck.
4 1s4 Fed Water Svc A..
34ls 23% Fidelity-Phoen l.20 q.
25l4 IL Firestone t40c).
SO II Firestone pf A 80. .
651a 54h First Nat Strs 2n..
l7A 9as Foliansbee Bros.
ia 10H Food Machinery....
22 l3 Foster Wheeler. %.
so 60 Foster Wheeler pr. i.
z7la l9h Fourth Nat Inv a95c
I'm l2h Fox Film tAD.
63 36h Franklin Sim pf t7)
50aS 40a. Freeport-Texas 90.
3lls 1914 Fuller Co pr pf.
Evening star., 1934-04-17

Ia Vadsco Sales Corp.
2112 20 Nadsco Sales pf.
31S4 Il Eanadium Corp. 80.
10 4la Van l.aaIts.
9S 54A Van Raalte lst pf(7l
33as 24ss Wick Chem U2.lO)..
5Ss 31k Va-Car Chemical. :.
rs 65 Va Elec&Pw pf go.
79 81 Vulcan Detin (h3).,
Evening star., 1934-04-17

20A IA Yale & Towne(60c) .
Ia Az Yellow Truck.
22$4 Is Young Spr IL Wire. .
33% 21h Youngstown 3 Il r.,
Evening star., 1934-04-17

1874 l2s1 ONO OH. il...........
7 3sk oliver Farm Equip.
ga 51s Omnibus Corp.
144s 7h Oppenheim Collins.
1874 l4s4 Otis Elevator t6Oc).
10l 80 Otis Elev pf go.
Az Otis Steel. .........
25 9 Otis Steel Or pf.
AS 32% Outlet Corp t2h).
"a 7SA Owens-lll Glass
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-19
HULL ASSAILS
HIGH TARIFFS
Says Foreign Nations Not
Using Them to 'Chisel'
Will Be Favored
By HOBART c. MONTEE
Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. (UP).
Secretary of State Cordell Hull
has cracked down on the CHS
lers among foreign governments,
who, he said. are attempting to
convert his Yankee trading nego-
tiations into one-way ticket for
prosperity for themselves alone.
The usually soft-spoken secre-
tary of state issued formal warn
ing to governments proposing to
enter reciprocal trade negotia-
tons with the United States that
he is familiar with tricks of the
trade in horsedealing and that
these tricks will not be tolerated.
In language, which because of
it's diplomatic verbage was only
slightly less vigorous than that of
the administrations original
"crack down" artist, General
Hugh S. Johnson, Secretary Hull
condemned those governments
which have sought by artificial
trade restriction DEGREES to build
up favorable positions from which
to enter trade negotiations. These
artificial means include increased
tariff rates or increased import
restrictions intended solely for
bargaining purposes.
His statement was explained as
being one of general policy and
not directed against any one par
ticular country.
The German government re-
Gently proposed, unofficially, to
enter upon wholesale barter ar
engagements with this country.
More recently Germany served no.
tice of abrogation of the German
American commercial treaty, with
the object of negotiating a new
treaty with the present most IA
vored nation clause eliminated.
The French government recent
ly decided to increase consider
ably all import duties. At least
one other nation did likewise, just
before opening of reciprocal trade
negotiations with the United
States was to be announced.
Hull denounced these activities
as "the practice of padding the
price in order to make an appar-
ent concession by a subsequent
reduction" and said little could
be gained by bargaining under
such circumstances.
eve. for our part" he contin-
ued, "shall eschew such practices
and seek to negotiate with those
who share our feelings in this re-
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-19
HENDERSONVILLE is
LEADING N. c. AS TO
BETTER HOME LOANS
(Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
sociations, acceptance companies
and other discount agencies ap-
proved by the government, against
losses incurred in the discounting
of notes of approved property
owners, for money borrowed for
the purpose of improving their
property.
"The act provides % that each
approved lending institution is in
sured against all loss up to an
amount equivalent to 20 per cent
of it's total qualified loans (ten
times the normal bad debt loss) /;
(2) that a property owner may
borrow from an approved institu-
ton up to $4,000 to repair, re-
model and rebuild his property
(not more than five such loans to
one owner); 60 that loans shall
be repaid in regular installments
extending over periods from to
years, with provision for excep-
tional cases running to 5 years.
"The financial institution may
not collect as interest andIor dis
count and or fee of any kind, a
total charge in excess of an
amount equivalent to SIS per $500
of the original face amount of a
II equal monthly payment note,
deductible in advance. The cost
for this new financing is extreme
ly reasonable, lower than similar
credit available in the past, and
the arrangements are simple and
direct" ~
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NAVAL FARLEY WILL
OPEN NEXT WEEK
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
security measured in direct fleet
strength under the plan.
The United States, located in
an exposed position between the
other two great naval powers
with extensive coastlines con-
fronting both, but enjoying a
moderate distance from them,
would be allowed also 100 per
cent security in fleet strength.
I, Under this plan, the, present
ratios which RELOCATED Japan to
position of only three units of
fleet to Great .Britain's, and
Americas five. each, would be
abandoned.
The japanese public, which has
bitterly resented the appearance
of inferiority under the ratio
system, would be assured there
by of fundamental equality.
AS a further concession to ia
pan, the United States might
agree in part at least to the
Tokyo program of assigning each
naval power a total amount of
tonnage for its fleet and allow
ing it to build whatever type of
warship it found most suited to
it's needs. At present each power
is restricted not only in total
fleet tonnage but required to
distribute the tonnage so much
for battleships. so much for sub
marines and for other ships,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-10-19
FRENCH DETECTIVES
CENTER ON SEARCH

PARIS, Oct. 19.-(UP).-De-
tectves were modified last night
and ordered to check every high
way as the result Of a tip that
the blonde Maria Vjoudroch,
sought in connection with the
Marseilles assassinations, had been
seen in High Savoy.
The woman was said to have
refueled her automobile at the vii
lage of Cruseille, about ten miles
from Annecy, in the morning, &C
companied by a woman believed
to be her mother.
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clogged-up nose Ia stuffy head
cold or nasal catarrh) Va-tro-nolI
penetrates deep into the nasal
passages-reduces swollen men,
branes-clears away clogging mu-
cus-brings comforting relief.