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The Washington times., 1934-02-17
REV. 3RATENAHL
WILL PREACH
SUNDAY

The first Sunday in the Lenten
season will be observed u WASH
ington Cathedral tomorrow with
the Dean of Washington, the Very
Reverend G.. C. F. Bratenahl, D. D.,
delivering the sermon at the Serv-
ice of morning prayer and Holy
Communion in the Great Choir at
II o'clock, and Canon Raymond L.
Wolven, chaplain to the Bishop Of
Washington, as preacher at the
Peoples Evensong service at
o'clock. There will be the usual
celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion in the Bethlehem Chapel at
7:30 a. m.
Bishop Freeman will preach in
st. Philips Church, Charleston,
S. c., tomorrow, and will visit
Columbia and Asheville before re-
turning to Washington at the end
of next week.
The following addresses will be
delivered next week in the chapel
o. st. Mary, Immediately following
4 o'clock Evenson: Tuesday, the
Rev. C. c. J. Carpenter, Savannah,
Ca; Wednesday, the Rev, William
L. DeVries, Phi. D., D. D., and Pre-
centor of the Cathedral; Thursday,
the Rev. John Temple, rector Of
Christ Church, Georgetown. Choral
Evensong will be sung on Friday,
with special intercessions and
Lenten devotions.
Bishop Freeman will deliver the
sermon on Sunday afternoon, Feb
ruary 25, which is being observed
in many parishes as washington
Cathedral Sunday"
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
Temptation Secrets
RLnckWeLder's Topic

DR.. Oscar F. BlackWelder, pastor
of the Church of the Reformation.
will begin a series of Lenten SER
mons tomorrow morning when he
breaches on the subject, The
Secrets of Temptation"
Church and Sunday School serv-
ices are being held in the Avenue
Grand Theater Pennsylvania Ave
nue. and Seventh Street S. E.,
pending completion of the new
church on East Capitol Street at
the Library.
DR.. 7lackwelder will lead the
Luther League tomorrow evening
at 7:45 o'clock in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward w. Raab, 1918
Massachusetts, Ave. S. E.
The Missionary Society will
meet Monday evening in the home
of Mrs. E. J. Sellers, 8 Sherman
Circle N. w.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

Estelle Tu t tie Rev klinefelter.
and Rev. Caroline Mister will as
sist DR.. Klinefelter at both SER
vices. The public is cordially
invited. :
pretending to Be" is the sub
ject of Mr.. Beery's sermon at 8
p. m. Organ recital at TAO p. M,
by Mr.. Allen H. Watson, and spe-
cial music by the quartet and
choir.
A mass meeting of all the men
of the Parish and their friends
will be held Sunday evening at 8
o'clock at the Lutheran Church OF
the Atonement. Mr.. Martin A.
McGrory, president of the Mems
Brotherhood, will preside. DR.. Ar
thur C. Christie will speak on "A
Mans Religion" Fred Zimmev :
mann is special soloist, accompe-
MED by James A. Mcdonald. A
male chorus will sing.
Lenten services are held every
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. H. E. Snyder will preach
at the morning service on Fast
ing-ItS Value"
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
Carries Arts Scar

Pat O'Brien is now carrying
around a mark as big as a quar-
ter on his thigh. Pat, who has
the role Of a telephone trouble
shooter in the Warner Brothers
picture, 1--WE Got Your Number, :"
now at the Earle, is interrupted
by his fellow linesmen on his
honeymoon eve. Eugene Palette.
who was manipulating a blow
torch. whirled on O'Brien when
the latter tried to throw him out
of the room, and the torch acci-
dentally struck O'Brien on the
leg, soaring the flesh,
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
Storv Kept Secret

1--WE Got Your Number" with
Pat O'Brien and Joan Blondell, at
Warner Brothers Earle Theater
was filmed in great secrecy at the
Burbank (Cal0 studios under the
direction of Ray Enright. The
novel theme of the picture was
maintained as a studio mystery
for fear that rival producers might
learn OF it and rush out a "quickie"
based on some variation of it. All
the members of the cast, as well
as the technical crew, were pledged
to absolute secrecy from beginning
to end of the production and all
Of them seem to have kept their
pledges.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
DR.. SizOO Will Give
Communion Sermon

On Sunday morning at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo will have for
the subject of the communion ad-
dress, "Give Me the Portion" ="
This morning service will be in
observance of the Lords Supper.
On Sunday evening DR.. Sizoo
will begin a series of evening
Lenten studies on character ap-
praisals. His subject Sunday night
will be Jesus and World Weari-
ness"
The young people of the Chris
tian Endeavor Society will have
their fellowship tea in the parish
hall at o'clock with Miss Wini-
fred Sias as the hostess. At GAS
o'clock Miss Jane Lybrand will
lead the discussion of George
Washington.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

BROADwAY-sunday and Monday
Flying Down to Rio with Ginger Ros,
ers. Fred Astaire. Dolores Del Rio and
Gene Raymond. Hear Eta Moten sing
The Carioca" in this picture. Tuesday:
Leo Garlic in Race Track. - Also Chap,
ter 10, Fighting with Kit Carson -
wednesday ard Thursday. Tim. Mccoy
in speed Wings" Friday and satur-
day: Ken Maynard in Wheels Of Des-
tiny" Chapter ~, Gordon Of Ghost
City" starring Buck Jones.
CAMEO Mount Rainier. Md.)-sun-
day, Monday and Tuesday; Eddie Cantor
Gloria Stuart and James Dunn in Girl
in 419" Thursday: Bebe Daniels and
John Barrymore in Counsellor at Law.
Friday: Slim Summerville in Horse
play" Tarzan serial. Saturday: son
Of Kong" Also, Buck Jones in Cor
don of Ghost City,
FAIRLAWN - Sunday and Monday.
Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell in
Havana Widows; Ruth Etting comedy,
"Californa Weather" Tuesday. Warner
Baxter and Helen Vinson in "As Hus-
bands Co.; cartoon. Wednesday, Spen-
Ger Tracy and Loretta Young in "A
Mans Castle; comedy, Louise FaZenda
nee, continuous from p. M, Paul MUM
in The World Changes; Edgar Ken
nedy comedy, What Fur" Friday, Slim
summerviIle in "Horseplay": special,
"Aniakchak" Saturday, Buck Jones in
The Fighting Code; Mickey Mouse
Black and Tan fantasy; matinee only.
Chapter 8, "Perils of Pauline"
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday,
Convention City" with Joan Blondell,
GUY Kibbee and Adolphe Menjou. Tues
day and Wednesday. illegal" with an
all-star cast; Joe E. Brown in Son of a
Sailor" Thursday, Ell Brendel in "Ol-
sens Big Moment; special feature,
"Aniakchak. Friday and Saturday,
Constance Bennett and Gilbert Roland in
After Tonight" and Clyde Beatty in
big Cage"
HOWARD-Today and until Thursday:
Turner's "Arcadians," direct from the
Mathews. Clarinet Wizard and an all
star revue. The screen attraction will
be FASHIONS Follies of 1884" with
William Powell and Bette Davis. Mid
night show Saturday. with reservations.
Amateur Observation-Disclosures and Fri
day. Friday: New program.
JESSE-Sunday and Monday: "Should
Ladies Behave?" with Alice Brady and
Lionel BARRYMORE; Cartoon; Pictorial
ers." with Irene Dunn and Walter HoYs-
ton. Novelty. Cartoon. Thursday: SHIN
Summerville and Andy Devine in Horse
play" Mickey Mcclure comedy. Cartoon.
Special matinee p. m. Friday: Mas
ter of Men" with Jack Holt and Fay
Wray. Musical comedy. Phantom Of
the Air" No. 10. Saturday: Double fea-
ture, "Mdshipman JACK" with Bruce
Cabot and Betty Furness. King of Wild
Horse" with Rex, THE Wonder Horse"
Chapter 5, Kit Carson" Matinee, 100
p. m.
LINCOLN-Today and until wednes-
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
GLEE CLUB GIVES PLAY

Ba Thane, a one-act missionary
drama will be presented by the
Drama Glee Club at the 8 o'clock
service of the First Congregational
Church tomorrow. This drama is
laid in Burma and was one OF
the special features of the foreign
missionary conference held in
Washington last December. DR..
Allen A. Stockdale, pastor, will
preach at IL o'clock on the sub
iect How Prayer Communes With
Cod" The vested choir OF 60
voices, under the direction OF
Ruby Smith Stahl, will sing.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

in Ace or Aces COMEDY
AyALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Dinner at s" and cartoon. Wednes-
day: Dorothy Wilson in Eight Girls in
a Boat; Leon Errol comedy. Thursday
and Friday: Jack Oakie and Ginger RoE-
urday, Robert Montgomery and Madge
Evans in Fugitive Lovers; Popeye car
toon.
day: H'hH1f Paul NUM- nN"oSH in HI Nelie". he" silly
Elisa Landi and Paul Lukas in by
Candlelight"; comedy. cartoon. Thurs,
day and Friday; Dolores 81 Del n RIO ana "a
Rio; Popeye Cartoon. Saturday: Zane
Grey's "Thundering Herd" with Ran
dolpth Scott comedy; Mickey Mouse.
CENTRAL-sunday and Monday:
lores Del Rio in Flying Down to Rio;
Marie Dressler, Wallace Beery, Jean
Harlow, Lee Tracy, Edmund Lowe and
John and Lionel Barrymore in Dinner
at Eight" comedy. Thursday and Fri
day: Randy Scott in Zane Grey,'s
"Thundering ,.:r Herd; Jimmy Dunn 1I1rs IL! In
Chester Morris in King for a Night" :;
five comedy stars in "Meanest Girl in
Town; Popeye Cartoon
CoLoNY-sunday and Monday, Jack X
Pretty; cartoon. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Robert Montgomery and Madge
Evans in Fugitive Lovers"; song real.
Thursday and Friday: Joan Blondell
Silly symphony. Saturday: Zane Grey 8
"Thundering Herd" with Randolph
Scott; comedy; cartoon.
unNFT-Snn6av nd MnnHaV' Il star
cast in DINNER at Eight" Tuesday and
Wednesday,; Pau, Hum in Hi Nellie" !;
comedy. Thursday: Robert Armstrong
toon and comedy. Friday: Paul Lukas
and ELISA Landi in by Candlelight";
comedy. Saturday: Lew Ayres and
June knight in Gross Country Cruise" !;
Harry Langdon comedy.
SAVOY-sunday and Monday: Joan
Crawford apd Clark Gable in, Dancing
Lady; cartoon: Tuesday and Wednes-
quarters; comedy and novelty. Thurs
day: Neil Hamilton and Sheila Terry in
silk Express; comedy; Mickey Mouse
Destiny; charlie Chaplin comedy. sat
urday: Spencer Tracy and Loretta Young
in Mans Castle; comedy:
TIvOLI-sunday and Monday: Paul
Lukas and ELISA Landi in by Candle
light" comedy; Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Claudette Colbert and Herbert
Marshall In -Four frightened People: {:
Thursday and Friday: william Powell
and Bette Davis in Fashions OF 1884"
cartoon: Saturday, Francis Lederer in
Man Of Two Worlds" cartoon.
YORK-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Dinner at Eight: Wednesday,:
Otto Kruger in Women In His Life"
song reel; Thursday: Robert Armstrong
and Helen Mack in Son of Kong"
Popeye; Friday: Dorothy Wilson in
Eight Girls in a Boat" song reel; ;
Saturday: Richard Dix in Ace Of
Aces" Silly Symphony cartoon.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
Knows Oriental Land

India, the scene of Bombay
Mail" Edmund loves starring
vehicle now playing at the Rialto
Theater, is intimately known to
one member of the cast, Brandon
Hurst, who spent six years trav-
cling through that mysterious
cline.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THE RENT VEIL
By Elsie Wade Stone
President Of the Columbia Bible Training School

All the chain Of miracles wrapped about the death Of
Lord have profound meaning but the rendng Of the
veil in the temple has significance all its own Matthew
Behold the veil in the temple rent in twain from
the the bottom The wells tabernacle and temple shut
off the people the outer court from the Holy Place and the
priests in the Holy Place from the Holy Of Holes where God
dwe When Jesus yielded His life on the Cross and proclaimed
that Gods plan of redemption finished thereby the veil
which hitherto people and priest from
entering into the of God thus that which would
withhold direct approach to God forever removed The
rent veil symboized the bruised torn body OF our Jesus
Christ giving His life for the sins of the world He has
made possible for all to enter into the hoest by new and
living which He hath consecraed for through the Ve
that is flesh" l0:l8-23
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
Son On Screen

Hedda Hopper, who plays in
support of Edmund Lowe in
Bombay Mail" now showing at
the Rialto Theater, has a grown
son who is Just getting his first
taste Of motion picture acting.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

Z0UU 1AlrCeenUn
st. N. w. DR..
G. D. Klinefel-
ter, pastor, will
d e liv er tn e
S e m on on
" r h o u g h t, p"
P S a l m 139.
verses % and
"a.
The Wednes-
day e v e n i n g
prayer S e rvice
is held in the
pastors home,
1471 Irving st.
N. w. M r S.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

South in a service especially for
the children. The quartet and
choir will give a suitable musical
program.
The Psychic Science Church Of
Christ will meet Sunday evening
at 8 p. m. in their new chapel,
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

odlSC EplS-
c o p a !
C h u r C h,
New Hamp-
shire Ave
n u e a t
Grant Cir
Gle, at 8
o'clock to-
m o rro W
evening. A
personal in
v i t a t ion
has gone
to every Of
ficer in the
city to at,
tend.
The SerV-
ice will be.
pro ceeded
hV q Pnn-
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
WARNER BROS THEATERs

AMBASSADOR-Sund and Monday:
Irene Dunno and Give Brook in "If
Were Free; comedy. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Adolphe Menjou and Gene
We've Tobin in Easy to Love: song
reel: cartoon. Thursday and Friday:
Dolores Del Rio and Gene Raymond in
Flying Down to Rio: Silly symphony.
Saturday: Robert Armstrong and Helen
Mack in son of Kong; comedy; sport
reel.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

APOLLO-Sunday and Monday: Jack
oakie and Ginger Rogers in sitting
Pretty: Popeye cartoon, Tuesday and
Madge Evans in Fugitive Lovers; com
edy. Thursday and Friday: Joan Blon-
Idsll, Dick Powell a Convention city;
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
WOOD To HONOR
D. {. POLICE
SUNDAY

The second annual service for
the Police Department of the city
will be held at Petworth Meth
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

BOOKER To-day and Until Wednes-
day; Paul Lukas ELISA Landi and Nils
Asther in by Candlelight.' Usual added
features. Change Of program Thursday
The Washington times., 1934-02-17
Next Weeks Movie Bills at Neishbohood Theoters

comedy; cartoon. Saturday: Richard Dix
in Ace of Aces; comedy.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

TAKOMA-Sunday: All-star cast In
Alice in Wonderland" Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday: Four Marx
Brothers in Duck Soup" Thursday
and Friday: Joe E. Brown in "Son
of a Sailor" Saturday: Slim Summer
vile in Horse Play" and Neil Hamil-
ton in Silk Express"
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

day: Jack LaRue in Miss Fane's
Baby Is Stolen" with Alice Brady,
Dorothea Week and Baby Leroy.
Usual added attractions. Thursday:
Change of program:
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

AvALON-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Dinner at 8" and cartoon Wednes-
day: Dorothy Wilson in Eight Girls in
a Boat; Leon Errol comedy. Thursday
and Friday: Jack Oakie and Ginger RoE-
ers in Sitting Pretty; cartoon. Sat
urday, Robert Montgomery and Madge
Evans in Fugitive Lovers; Popeye car
toon.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

RAPHAEL-Today and until Friday
Madeleine Carroll and Conrad Veidt lin
'I Was Spy; short subjects. Satur-
day New offering.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

STATE (Bethesda, Md: Monday and
Tuesday: Four Marx Brothers in
Duck Soup: colortone revue and
news. Wednesday and Thursday: Char
lotte Henry In Alice in Wonderland;
comedy: Mickey Mouse: cartoon. Fri
day: James Cagnev in Lady Killer;
comedy and news Saturday: Joe E.
Brown in son Of a Sailor: Gang
comedy and cartoon.
The Washington times., 1934-02-17

PALM, Del Ray, Va.-Monday and
Tuesday: Alice in Wonderland" with
Charlotte Henry and Richard Arlen;
short subjects Wednesday: "Only
Yesterday" with Margaret SULLIVAN
and John Boles; short subjects Thurs
day and Friday: Mae West in I'm
No Angel; short subjects; special
matinee p. m. Thursday. Saturday:
Master of Men" with Jack Holt and
Fay Wray; "Fiddlin Buckaroo," with
Ken Maynard; serial; comedy.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
Northwestern LIFE
ASSETS SET PEAK
Annual Report Also Reveals In
crease in Surplus and Gov.
vernment Securities.

The seventy-sixth annual report Of
the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. shows assets of the company
at the end of 1888 to be $99S, ,295, 1863
the highest in the history Of the COM
pany Surplus increased more than
$4,000, 900 and is now $58,239.7 1877.
Holdings Of United States Government
securities were $44.53l ,666, an increase
of more than $4,000, 900 over 1882.
Cash on hand and in the banks at
the end Of the year was $l0.27l, ,7o7,
an increase OF $4,985,l71 over last
year. Total insurance in force as Of
December 81, 1888. was $3.8l3.S44.8 1874.
New policies written during the past
year totaled $l9l ,002 ,5o9.
Policy loans In force at the end Of
1888 we're less by sl,559.s35 than in
1882. Earnings from investments we're
slightly in excess Of 1892 and totaled
4.774, ,903.
During the year, the company paid
sl44,95S,866 to policyholders and
beneflciaries, including s4l.95l,79l in
dividends to policyholders, A. L. Bald
win reports.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO Febru,ry s LPl Cunited 81

CHICAGO. February 3 up Omitted States
DepaEtment ios' Of Of Asrieuiturel Hogs: 1000,
l46-soo pounds. % 455a4,sa: hs onezpss top. S,ss:
21O-3o0 pounds and most light weights.
4:00a4, 5b; good pigs, ".50a3.5O: packing
choice. l4O-lt0 pounds. 4.0Oa4 so; light
weight. 100000 pounds. 450a4. 50; me-
dunn weight. 9OO-250 pounds. 4."Os4. so:
heavy weisht. 25o-35O pounds. 3.75a4.3O:
packing sows. medium and eood. 275-55O
pounds. 3.10a3.60: pigs, GOOD and choice,
Cattle. $500: calves. 1000; yearlinss
and light steers active. strong to shade
hiEher; medium weight and weighty steers
ABOUT steady with yesterdays close: other
higher: best yesTiinss. 7.sS. Slaughter
66O-9OO pounds. 6.5Oa7.5O: 9OO-I 100
pounds. 5.16a7.3b: 1.1OO-1.30O pounds
5:OOa1 70: 300 800 pounds: 4.0Oa6.25:
4:e5a5.bo:. heifers. aood and choice. $50.
$50 pounds. 5.5Oa7.OO; common and me.
dlum. 3.75a5.5O; cows. good. 35Oa4.2 .25:
common and medium. 3.00a3.5O; low cut
ter and cutter. 2.00a3.OO; bulls tyearlings
excluded. good tbeen. 3.00a3.35: cutter.
COM so%mon .na and .Sa,cs nesiSm veasrs
stocker and feeder cattle: Steers. scotland good and
choice. 5O0-1 $50 pounds. 3.16a5.0 90; COM
mon and medium, 3.00a315
Sheep. 10000: fat lambs opening slow:
most oferinss held Is to "5 higher. but
larger interests resisting upturn: asking
30? upward. with most bids substantially
lnoer ab0: sheep f1rm; lambs. 90 pounds
and medium. 1.OOas.15: 9O-as pounds
sood and choice, .s.OOa95O: ewes. a0-I50
pounds GOOD and choice. 35Oa5 90; ali
"elehts common and medium. 2.5Oa4 90
Evening star., 1934-02-08
Paris Bank Lifts
Discount Rate to
Three Per Cent
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. February S.-The Bank of
France discount rate today was raised
to per cent from az per cent.
The bank suffered a diminution
of its gold reserve for the third sue
cessive week in the period ending
February 2, according to its report
today
During that week its reserve di-
minished 1875 100000 francs, the
largest decrease in any OF the three
weeks.
The report does not indicate the
effect Of the 59-cent United States
dollar which was decreed at the end
Of the period covered by the report.
NEW YORK.. February 8 (P-The
increase in the Bank of Frances dis
count rate to per cent from 2l2
was explained In Wall Street as a
traditional central banking measure
designed to curb an outflow OF funds,
including gold
The reduction of the New York
Federal Reserve Banks rate to 1l2
per cent from a week ago was ex-
planned as. among other things, a
gesture indicating that this country
was not seeking to embarrass Europe
by trying to corner the worlds gold
supply.
The central bank rate. it was ex-
planned, tends to influence credit
rates. Under the new rates funds
should therefore be able to earn more
in Paris than in New York. The new
Bank Of France rate is also l per-
centage point above the Bank Of Eng
land rate, so credit should be able to
earn more In Paris than London.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
LOWER SALES Barred
BY GENERAL MOTORS
3vtbe A,,or,,t.rp

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. February General
Motors Corporation today reported
that sales of its cars and trucks to
consumers in the United States dur
ing January totaled 23,438 units,
compared with 1881 in December
and 50,653 in January. 1888
The decrease from a year ago, said
statement issued by the company,
does not reflect the current extent of
consumer demand for automobiles.
AS q result OF the unavoidable de-
lay in getting into production of the
corporations 1884 models, dealers
stocks Of cars continue to be insufi-
cient to supply the current demand
for new models"
Evening star., 1934-02-08
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. February 8-Wheat
prices scored a late advance today
simultaneously with recovery in the
stock market.
Enlarged buying on the part of
commission houses accompanied the
rise Of wheat near the end of the
day. Kansas Official reports indicated
that there had been additional crop
damage to wheat in the western sec
ton of the State owing to continued
dry weather. Furthermore. the Of
fetal forecast pointed to probable un-
broken drought, both in Kansas and
Nebraska.
Wheat closed firm. sass above
yesterdays finish, corn. 1saia up;
oats. l4ala advanced. and provisions
UNCHANGED to a rise of IL cents
Evening star., 1934-02-08
|. & N. NET FOR 1888
TO TOTAL S1,795,716

NEW YORK. February 8-Dow.
Jones & Co. said yesterday that the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad will
show earnings of sl,795.7l6 for 1888,
equal to sl.53 a share, against net
loss Of s2,l08,S75 for 1882. Decem-
Der brought a deficit of s67,o28 after
charges. contrasted with profit Of
S889,98l the year before. WHICH was
mainly responsible" said the agency.
for failure of the road to reach
earlier estimates. which placed last
years earnings at about 81 a share"
The directors last month declares ,
dividend Of sl5O.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
CONTINENTAL CAN NE:

NEW YORK, February 1o).>
Continental Can Co. reports net ear:.-
ings for 1888 at s7,547 ,40l. equal TO
s4.3l share. compared with s4,81e.-
322, or s27s a share. in 1882. The
company reported an increase Of
nearly 20 per cent in the dollar volume
OF sales and nearly twice the inven-
tories carried at the end OF 1892.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
F|RMNESS SHOWN
BY PRIME BONDS
Reactionary Trend Contin.
ues in Secondary Group.
u. S. Issues Rise.
BY BERNARD S. OHARA,
AsSociated Press Financial Writer

NEW YORK, February S.-Most Of
the secondary bond list continued
under reactionary influences in the
late trading, but prime ratings
showed mark firmness. United States
Governments overcame recent heavi-
ness and attained slightly higher
levels. An exception to the improve
ment was the issue Of Treasury IS,
which dipped 7-32s of point.
Price movements were irregular in
the final hour, with recoveries from
early lows in some of the semi
speculative issues offset by additional
recessions In others.
Substantially higher prices were
paid for Standard Oil of New York
413s. National Dairy Products 5l4s,
United Drugs SIS and Chesapeake &
Ohio 4i2s.
French government bonds main
tanned the full sweep Of their early
recovery in a highly irregular foreign
list. Argentine. Austrian and most
German loans were under pressure.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
JANTZEN co. DECLARES
DIVIDEND ON ARREARS

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 8-Jantzen
Knitting Mills Co. has declared sl.25
dividend on account OF arrears on the
I per cent cumulative preferred stock,
IN addition to regular quarterly pay
ment Of SITS. both payable March l
to stock Of record February IS. Ac-
cumula lions on the issue will be re-
cuced to 81 25 q share.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
HENDERSON IS CHIEF
OF TOBACCO EXCHANGE

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 8.-The
New York Tobacco Exchange. Inc.
which is to trade in tobacco futures,
announced yesterday that Francis r
Henderson. former president Of the
New York Rubber Exchange. had been
elected to its Board Of Governors
The Tobacco Exchange has not yet
started to operate.
Evening star., 1934-02-08
RECEIVERS ARE NAMED.

WILMINGTON. Del, February 8
R.-Receivers we're appointed in
Chancery Court yesterday for the
General Railway Coupler Corporation
Of st. Louis. Mo-, on the ground the
concern Is insolvent. The receivers
are Arthur s. snofsky Of st. Louis
and william Gamble LAtrobe. jr., Of
Wilmington. Suit was brought by
Edmond P. Smith. stakeholder. Of st.
Louis.