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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
With RAY FITZPATRICK
a,, when thev eet back

all when they get back
 The Hall of Fame will present Helen Morgan next sunday, the
 ENra issn with EI.op Isappg; g.,te Iess ssa ana Mr
 I'allfcller, NBC's Westchester
 Hillbillies, on the air while
 playing Out-Of-tOwn theaters.
 returned to the network on
 Wednesday,, the 11th, via
 WEAF, with second broad-
 cast scheduled for Friday, the
 18th Arthur Tracy has
 an offer from the Palladium
 theatcr in London, with pro-
 vincial tour to follow, and the
 salary figure shows the bene-
 ficial effect of phOnograph
 record reputation abr0ad
 Before going network, "YOur
 Lover" now on WEAF, will do
 . test series for his sponsor
 over WTlC, Hartford. driving
 up incognitO. anonymously or
 what have you twice week.
 Rumor that Connie Boswell wa, married to Harry Leedy, the Bos, we'll Sisters personal representa-. i've, gained circulation in Chicago but Connie, who should know, say. It isn't so .. If Bing Crosby i, 3 crooner, critics of crooning hat better recruit more supporters fol their side. The Theater Guild i. determined effort to gel Bing for the lead in its first fal Bob Crosby. Bing': brother, and also a singer. has come to New York from the coas1 . Although Al Donahues band has already sailed for Monte Carlo where it will be featured at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
HUBBELL INVOLVED
 IN SEYMOUR CRASH

Naugatuek; July i2-No one was yesterday afternoon on Main street, Seymour, opposite the railroad station when two local drivers and a Naugatuck motorist collided. The motorists, Frank Lang and Mrs Orlando Irons of Seymour and G. W, Hubbell of Naugatuek got into mixup when Lang pulled out from the. curb and struck the car driven by Mrs Irons, who was pro- ceedine south and wht in turn crashed into Hubbell who was headed in the opposite direction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
PICNICKERSLIKE
 LAKE QUASSAPAUC
Outings Galore Lined Up
 For Popular Middle- -- bury Site

Although Lake Quassapaug has had some big years from the stand point of picnics and outings, 1t looka as though this would be the banner summer for this popular amusement park. Many assecia- tions from surrounding towns have afready booked dates for their an nusl outing and Manager Michael O'C0nneil says inquiries are still coming in. Quassapaug Is well equipped for picnics, The manage meat has a very efficient corps of employees, who are most courteous to their numerous patrons. The park Is within few minutes ride from all parts of the town and there Is plenty of room for parking cars. All of the park Is lighted at night so there is very little possi- biiity of the cars being tempered with. It is just the place for the women and children to spend the afternoon. There is dancing every evening except Monday, and the dance hall has the reputation of being one that Is very well super vised.
 AN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
FUNERALS

The funeral fo James b. Martin will take place tomorrow morning at 8:SO o'clock from the Bergin funeral home, 290 East Main street, to the Immaculate Conception church, where solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 3 o'clock. Burial will be In old St. Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of D. William Early will be held from the home, 6l Southwick avenue tomorrow morn ing at S:30 o'clock to SS. Peter and Paul's church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in Cal vary cemetery. The Holy Name so- ciety of SIS. Peter and Paufs church will meet at the home this eve ming at o'clock.
 The funeral of Mrs Frances (GorswickD Prosl will be held to- morrow morning at S:l5 o'clock from the home, Grove court to St Stanislaus church, where a solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at g o'clock. Burial will be in Call vary cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness shown to us during our recent bereaYe- ment, the death of our beloved wife and daughter, Mrs Felix Box Ci- priane.
 (Signedl
 FELIX CIPRIANO,
 MIR and MRS CHARLES BOX
 and FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
HOLC Selects
 Net0 Quarters

John H. Burns, manager of the Waterbury office or the HOine owners Loan Corp an. nOunccd today that the local office will be moved from Is present quarters on Center to 80 State street, site Of the former office Of the Antert- can Chain Co. The new quar- ters will be available for calls Oh Monday morning. Inade- Quate space for the gradual rising amount Of business conducted ln the office Is the reason fUr the removal. Mir Burns said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
MASSES.

ROGERS-Month's mind mass of Requiem will be celebrated Satur- day morning at s:30 o'clock, at the Immaculate Conception Church, for William Rogers, son of Mir and Mrs Lawrence Rogers, of Orange St.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
DIED.

VEAZEY--In this city, July 11th, 1884, Miss M. Fayette Veazey, of 65 Rose St. Funeral tomorrow af- terneon, at 2:00 o'clock Burial in Evergreen cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

T preserve them for all time. a mausoleum is to be erected above parents in Glenbervie, Scotland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
333.. W i3Z,. s5OstOn. ..9OO

4:00--Betty and Bob--Drama. 4:15--Alice Joy. SoSgs. 4:S0-Chicago Sympho4y Orch. 5.O1-~Agricultural Markets. 5:15---News Reports. 5:3Q--SinRing T.adv.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12

Manchuria is to have many new highways.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-12
MAKERS OF WAR
 MATERIALS BUSY

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NEW JERSEY. " 500 nice front large
bedroom and Kitchen. 81: also single
Hrrrrn rnrufng
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37-b Farm Garden, Plants, Flower

PEACHES home grown. tree ripened.
Order now. Piums. ESAREY ORCHARD,
Mooresvile Waverly Road. 1927 College
Ave WA-0837
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Invalid Chairs Clutches
FRACTURE BEDS Back rests ano
| commodes for sale or rent.
| pAKER RROS ZIG E. WASHINGTON.
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PENN. n. l945-3-room in-a-door: porch
tza. rooms bedroom. constant not
M afnr. go 81
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MER NDISE

MERCHANDISE
IS Household Goods
S1.00 Per Week g.
VIII rent new 3s~ !
MAYTAG O. -
Minimum Rentals Weeks DE4
L. S. AYREs & co. RI-s441. T5
7th Fl. and Downstairs Store
GENERAL electric, monitor top; USED
short time; great saving. F1L~ iDEh
RADIO SALES. 1929 10Th. CH-l442.
FAMILY WASHING 4l2c 10. TOMORROW.
Sc 5fcuFn seo SsRR s La{UN II RI-7s1s
36 Radios, Musical instruments
Used Radios
Phico. Crosley and other well known
makes from glo $3.50 q99P I Wash L1-55ls.
RADIO BARGAINs-New "a" floor sam
pies Reduced price. BELMONT ELEC-
fRTc. 2O3l w. Washington. BE-0281.
USED drum outfit complete. unusual bar
s PPEAR son i col INC. 1913 n PENN.
BEAUTIFUL studio piano. art case. nov
VIKING MUSIC CO. 100 E. Ohio.
MARTIN trumpet, good condition $50
T PEyAR ss19S5 CO.. INC. 1913 n. PENN.
81 Miscellaneous For Sale
FRUIT JARS s.s RseqsGd b B5tss'; Co.
COS S. Capitol. RI-6800.
Wine Kegs Starred as Al neT Sizes hsay Wy
deliver FoGLE BOTTLE CO.. 9Ol Va
Invalid Chairs Clutches
FRACTURE BEDS Back rests ano
cORm9dss 6 5qT sale OF 5sP e. washington
HOME LOAN BIDS OUR SPECIALITY
Free inform and advice to home owners
tor comp paint and roof Jobs or material
Tindall Paint Co. al L 1885, ave
ICE MACHINES = Less z factory price
Wabash. Chicago.
STORE FIXTURES-Bakery equipments;
special equipment. Buy and sell. 419
FRUIT JARS Qqps;T quarts; 2 sS. dozen dozen
We deliver. WEST END BOTTLE co.
WINDOW sHADES-cFirst quail Ar
speet 4 garden sI5isa hose hose reels Soc AOCI
CHINA STORE. 361 w. Wash.
Si MAN Isl Mass ap L15s5 S fe rs E. WASH
INSIST on DISTILLED WATER ICE when |
you buy ice. Call RI-6301.
Waterproof Truck Covers
1927 S7' #. heavy Waterproof covers suit
able for large trucks and trailers. Priced |
to sell; All sizes new waterproof covers
~ ''O'G HooSfER TARPAULIN co.
1902 w. washington St
l BARREL of burnt lumber paint. shallow !
e eaoS Met$ Or Wood bose Tees
each. Vegetable bins. Use. ~ Metal coal
windows. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED 4AI |
FREIGHT STATION. corner Capitol and
TENTS
1920 tents suitable for storage and dis |
play tents for fairs; also for stable tents |
All sizes of new and used wall tents
Priced one-half original cost.
HOOSIER TARPAULIN GO.
1902 w washington St.
MEIER NU-AIR
Ventilating and exhaust fans. Emerson |
desk fans all sizes. All types OF fans Tor |
the home I ReaSo TG N prices cH1Nr co
1925 q, Washington IS-1151.
ELECTRIC N-"Westinghouse," lain,
$40. new, sacrifice $3.50. Al. HU-5165
NEW 2xSinch Feag9qd sldi9g $ WSRc pr
ING co LI-6270:
SUDDEN DEATH-It never fails: destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. ALBERT
G. MAS CO.. 81 virginia ave. R1-3512.
2 WHEEL TRAILER. new tires Axe it.
bed Reasonable. sol Sheffield.
OAKLAND-Roadster, $40. Cement mixer,
tools. Ain. tile, lumber CH-2283-J.
37-b Farm Garden. Plants, Flowers
PEACHES. home grown. tree ripened.
Order now Plums. ESAREY ORCHARD
Mooresville Waverly Road. 1927 College
Ave WA-0837
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SWIMMER cAhps
~ COTTAGES -

LEI Us rent your house or apt: furn. or
unfurn. RI-7o4s WHITE. lR-7sss.
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RFAUTTFUL studio piano. art case. nov
sI75. was S375. New guarantee
WI ZINC MITSIC co. 100 q. ONO.
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indianapolis Rental Agency

CITY wide ustings furnished and unfur-
1lshed aDts.: free transportation Dav III
5dS9 eve TA-1064 CH-442f
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FAMILY WASHING 412c 10; IOMOHSOT
Sic PROGRESS LAUNDRY. Rl-I5I5.
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HOME LOAN BIDS OUR SPECIALITY
Free inform. and advice to home owners
tor comp. paint and roof Jobs or material
Tindall Paint Co. AL t4 MasS ave
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ICE MACHINES - Less 2 factory price
erected. Guaranteed. BORN CO.. 200 N
Wabash. Chicago.
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HELP WANTED
b Helm Manted-Male
IL Help Wanted-FemaIe

3 MORE GIRLS for pleasant work IN city:
guaranteed SO salary and bonus. aver
age earnings S15-S18 weekly. Cal after
p. M. az Century bldg-
HOUSEKEEPER- more for
home than wages. JOSEPH s. HALEY.
r r. z. BoX-12-
GIRLS-IWo. TO train for Office man
sCers. Apply 80 Merchants bank
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USED drum out1t complete. unusuaI UaI
PEARSON CO. INC, 1913 n. PENN.
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CCE1dg:l! ! Is1:s

FORD-73I de luxe coupe; maroon: the
cleanest one in town: must be seen TO
easy terms on GMAC plan. Open to 10
p. m
North Side Chevrolet, Inc.
s36 E 63rd Broad Ripple
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STORE FIXTURES-Bakery equipments;
special equipment. Buy and sell. 419
OHM
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RENTALS
is Housekeeping Rooms

COLLEGE AVE. 77f7-7 large front rms;
complete kitchen. Earsze phone: reas-
EUCLID y 1901 Upper front , rooms:
aftracfitelv furnished. private porch.
utilities Ip-741s
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FRUIT JARS saF ReSgcfa B B5tfSs Co.
COS S. Capitol. RI-6800.
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Wine Kegs e dSSd as Al neT Sizes neay Wy
deliver. FOGLE BOTTLE CO.. 90l va.
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FIN A N CIAL

50 Personal Property Loans
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NEW JERSEY. 2042 M. large, clean.
cool front rms. I'm. and kitchenette.
nicely furu-. sink. porch. refTiE.. priv.
ent. adults PARK space
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n. I726-Nice clean. we'll fur
nighed Apartment. private entrance
WTumrfwu rtrrn wrnfrrrrr
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L PARK. lliS-2 rooms upstairs: / room
kitchenette down. furnished complete.
private entrance. LT-5236.
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SIS Auto Loans
UT % M 0TIV

As Autos for Sale
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% Sale Suburban. Property
81 Wanted to Trade
8 Wanted-ReaI Estate

ATTENTION acreage owners. We offer to
build you a 4-room suburban cottage;
cement foundation: plastered. decorated,
finish floors. good fixtures. garage
chicken house; fence y acre, 81 .000
One-third cash IR-4297
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NV JERSEY. y, isf9-3-room apart
ment overstufed. utilities. reasonable
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HIGHLAND AVE- 81 NJ modern: eYerY-
thing furnished Adults IS
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ILLINOIS. N 50s-2-room apartment.
nlehed SIS Also Groom apartment
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RERMeN RGN1A[ HRGAI

Apartments IN all parts OF the city;
tree transportation TO inspect apartments
Call HE-l32s or RI-137I dav or night
FOR colored Jackson CT I222-24 Cornell
$50 includes utilities See custodian
FOR cclored Dunbar Court 1922 n West
ST.. s22.5O. includes util See custodian
FOR colored. Douglas Court 2lst & Blvd
Pl.: so so: includes util See custodian
Ten per cent discount on all Cash Want
Ads placed at Times Want Ad Head
quarters. pa w. MARYLAND St.
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MARTIN trumpet, good condition, $50
l PEARSON CO.. INC. 1913 N. PENN.
Evening star., 1934-07-01
SALES MANAGER.
Also experienced salesmen.

.NSO VzNPOT TVrTCCu ouIo5IIIVrI'
A memorial park now under con-
struction, located fifteen minutes
from the White House on a main
State highway; bus transportation
to property: nationally known
architects prepared the plans; radio
advertising: all moneys made pay
able 10 high grade banking ,u>ti-
tuition acting As trustee: a new and
unusual investment plan; unlimited
live leads.
If YOU have experience and abil-
itv to build a sales organization and
can prove it bv past performance,
write for appointment and give full
background. Address Box 2l8-M,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-07-01
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect It's advertisers
from receiving circular matter. 1t Is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona flde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers In care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the oox
number ticket.
Evening star., 1934-07-01

other vacation openings. Boyds, 1888 F st.
sTENOGRAPHER. expert. legal or engi-
neering experience; salary. $50 per week;
hours Q to 4. Apply 916 Barr BLDG. Mon
day after ] pm.
TYPIsT dictaphone operator, experienced.
Boyd's 1888 r st.
WOMAN for sales work. who can meet
the better class; one who can direct others
preferred. Address Box 326-M. Star once
WOMAN. white under 40, pleasant. for
general housework; apartment seep IN :.
must have references. Phone EN-. 54O4.
SUNDAY evening or all dav Monday.
YOUNG. CAPABLE WOMAN with good
education and address. with ability to in
terview ladies in their homes. Address
Box 321M. Star offlce.
YOUNG LADY. ambitious in 20s with
pleasing personality. to make interviews
and appointments: no selling: must know
city: state qualifications in full. Address
Box 22S-M. Star ONCE. l.
YOUNG LADY WANTED-Must understand
soda fountain and sandwich business:
must have reference: good appearance
Apply Monday, 1922 H st. NV. woodward
Sandwich Shop.
YOUNG LADY or girl Protestant. religious
work nearby Virginia county. Personality
and WILLINGNESS essential. Should have
some training in teaching children: Full
details first letter. Address Box 22O-M
Star ONCE.
YOUNG WOMAN. neat appearance. expert
enced in meeting public and handling
steamship tourist trade; stenographic aoil-
Evening star., 1934-07-01
sITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN
COUPLE young. col. best reference: cook.
maid chauffeur. butler; handy with tools:
in or out town. North 1924.
COUPLE Young woman good cook house
keeper' man butler chauffeur: country
preferred: good reference 2414 st. Wv.
COUPLE colored chauffeur and cook 3
wears at one place. 1S months at last
pace; with best Of city ref; will separate
Atlantic $500. l.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.


sTENOGRAPHER experienced in patent
work: small salary; permanent or tenn
porary. Address Box 263-M. star ONCE.
STENOGRAPHER = High-school graduate
Just completed nine-month stenographic
course business school. desires whole or
part time position. preferably once; mod
crate salary expected; state particulars.
Address Box 197-M Star once.
STENOGRAPHER, Al. twelve years ex-
perience; temporary or permanent; DAY or
evening. Address Box 266-M. Star once.
TEACHER. kindergarten. will care for chill
dren in home for her room and board. hd-
dress Box 2S7-M. Star once.
WANTED-Typing to do at home; manu-
scripts a specially. Miss Proctor. GO.
S515.
WIDOW and SON. IS; small income; Ii;
cenSed driver; exchange service IN renneo
home; references exchanged. Address BOX
50-M. Star office.
WIDOW. refined. as housekeeper, COM
panion to elderly person; drive any make
car: will travel; references. 900 NV.
WOMAN. capable. not servant type. desires
position as housekeeper in home in WASH
ington. where she will be treated as one OF
the family; small salary. Address House.
keeper, 371 Milton ave- Clarendon Va i
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN desires posi-
tion as p. B. X. operator. desk clerk or
clerk Will accept rent Of small furnished
apt, in exchange for services. Mary w.
Thompson, 6223 Piney Br. rd. NV. Tel.
GEORGIA 734S.
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PATENT lawyers assistant without large
make searches and to do simple amend
ment and specification work: state ase
whether married or single. natlonahty eMI
perience and previous employment IN full
and salary expected. Address Box loI-M'
Star office. l.
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ROOMING HOUSE. 18th St. very hand
somely furnished; income. $500; sacrifice
81. $50: terms. r. M. De shazo. 1923 14th
NV MA $500
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MEN, am looking for intelligent men,
even evenings on proposition that will net
large income; give phone nnm9sr M6raa1 ana oe or
tuesday. Address Box 369-M. Star once
Evening star., 1934-07-01

OPPORTUNITY for wide-awake. expert
enced man in garage business. No invest,
ment required. State past experleEce ana
references address Box 244-M. Star
Evening star., 1934-07-01

MEN-An excellent opportunity TO enter
the life insurance business in the ordinary
dept of a leading life insurance CO; per
sonal training and supervision 70 the
r1en We select: state age married or
single experience. Address Box 29-M'
Evening star., 1934-07-01

YOUNG COLORED GIRL wishes job as
mothers helper; stay NIGHTS: good Iefef.
encess Apply A16 9Th sts s.es
Evening star., 1934-07-01

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE. white, responsible, to
care for roomine house in exchange for
Monday.
WANTED-AGENTS
STICK -oN-wINDOWS SIGN LETTERS
5O0rc profit. Free samples Metallic
Co, 425 N. Clark, Chicago.
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WEEK TOURING NEW ENGLAND. BUICK
sedan; share expenses; leave about July z.
Address Box 232-M Star ONCE.
LADY AND DAUGHTER DRIVING WHITE
MTS.. Immediately. want driver for trans
portationi references EXCHANGED. co. S106.
Apt. 900.
LADY WANTS TRANSPORTATION TO DE-
troit July z; two grips; references ex-
changed. Ethelhurst. Apt. 705. Phone
ewes. DI. 1853.
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FOR RENT OR SALE. lunch room. fully
equipped. and beer garden. Owner. 1919
11th NV
Evening star., 1934-10-18
OUTLOOK BRIGHT
FOR MOTOR FIRMS
Increased Use Of Autos
Likely to Bring Further
Sales Gains in 1885.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated freSs.
DETROIT, October 1S.-Whether
or .ot the final figures on motor car
production for 1884 show that a
marked increase in consumer demand
has pushed the total up to the predict
ed 2,800,000 unit mark, the makers
and distributors Of automobiles are
finding omens Of encouraging import
for the immediate future in q greater
and sustained use of motor vehicles as
the current year gets well into its final
quarter.
No authority in the industry yet has
ventured q guess as to production
volume or consumer requirement for
next year There is a conviction in
some quarters. however, that the steady
increase in the use of motor cars can
mean only further expansion Of
automobile sales next year, barring
some unforeseen contingency.
Although several weeks yet remain
before the introduction of next years
cars will begin on q general scale and
this will bring the presentation period
close to show time in the industry,
there apparently is reason to believe
the motor car producers plan, If pos
sible, to avoid the production jam en-
countered last January and February,
when a huge accumulation of dealer
orders had to be filled and caused
delayed deliveries In some cases for
several weeks.
As a matter of permanent policy in
the industry. production next year, of
course, Is to be geared strictly to con-
sumer demand, but no effort is to be
overlooked to stimulate that demand.
The sales drive, as usual. will come
Immediately following the New York
automobile show in January. In this
respect, the activity of the merchandis-
ing division is to parallel that Of last
year.
Currently. actual production has
been curtailed by some companies, al
though the volume producers are con-
tinuing operations at a level COM
parable with that Of earlier weeks.
There is every indication, nevertheless,
that the 1885 buying season win get
under '7ay with the smallest carry
over stock In many years.
Evening star., 1934-10-18
SUPERVISORS OF STATE
BANKS OPEN SESSION

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, October 18.-The
thirty third annual convention Of the
National Association Of Supervisors Of
State Banks opened here today for q
three-day session at the Lord Balti-
more Hotel.
The principal feature Of the opening
session was the annual address Of the
president, j. s. Brock, State commits
sioner of Louisiana.
The delegates were welcomed by
David C. Winebrenner, Sd, on behalf
of the State Of Maryland, by Mayor
Howard w. Jackson on behalf Of the
city, and by John j. Ghingher. State
bank commissioner. Gurney P. Hood.
commissioner of banks of North Caro-
lima, made the response.
Tomorrow Leo T. Crowley. chairman
of the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
poration, will address the convention
at 10 am. on "Our Mutual Interest In
the Future of American Banking"
Evening star., 1934-10-18
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK October 1S R.-Crude
rubber futures opened quiet. / to lower.
october. 13 Sob: December, 14.12b; jan
Nary. 12.20bs March, 14.52. Bid