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Evening star., 1935-01-21

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37h Is Int Agriculture pf. .
l64 l3l Int Bus Mach (ps).
l2h 4la Int Carriers Ltd zoe
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19h 81 Int Nick Can (60c).
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80 81 Int Salt q 12)......
50as 80 Int Shoe I2) )........
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16A 312 Interstate Dept Strs
Evening star., 1935-01-21
Traction Bonds in Demand.

IIUuSlHS mus
Fenner g. Beane, New York Stock
Exchange firm, has assembled infor-
nation to show how much help the
Federal Housing Administrations
better homes program means to the
railroads in increased traffic in the
carrying of building materials and
equipment. The Lehigh & New Eng
land r. R. reported an increase of
SO per cent in the amount of cement
hauled in December over December,
1888. The Louisville & Nashville re-
ported a gain of 1887 per cent in
lime shipments.
The Baltimore & Ohio had recent
gain of 81 per cent in hauling paints,
oils and varnishes. The Norfolk &
Western reported a gain of 81 per cent
in December in the amount OF plaster
carried. The Atlantic Coast Line en-
loved a gain of 10 per cent in car
loadings of lumber over December,
1888.
Heard in Financial District.
The moSta important meeting in
banking circles here this week is the
session of the fiduciarieS section OF
the District Bankers Association, set
for Wednesday evening in the board
room of the American Security &
Trust Building, Chairman Richard E.
Harris presiding.
Chicago reports that about 400 of
the largest banks of the country will
vigorously oppose the reported pro-
posal of the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corp. that after July l the deposit
insurance premium required be raised
by a fat assessment of the requisite
percentage on all deposits. They claim
the new plan would make them pay
more than their just share.
Evening star., 1935-01-21

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22t IL Young Sp & W ~. .
$685. i2st Youngstown Sc 7. d.
59St 81 Young stwn SGT pf /.
Evening star., 1935-01-21

15h GA Ohio Oil (h45c).
Z Oliver Farm Equip,
27% 9 Oliver F Eq pr of A.
1894 l2b Otis Elevator (60c).
l08 92 Otis Elev pf (6)....
= 3A Otis Steel.
25 3 Otis Steel pr pf.
81 60 Owens-Iil Glass
Evening star., 1935-01-21
ia 3A Zonite Products. 2 AZ a., IS, :
Sales OF Stocks on the New York Exchanse

oRles OF StocKs On tnt new 7ofk E1change
11:00 AN. 10000 Noon..,,.3 3 600
l:OO F.M....'' 4oOOOO 2:OO Pm M...... $4,000
Dividend rates the above table are the annual
cash based the quarterly or hayeary
declarations - "~--'S"-4'
sUnit of trading than 100 3Pus
~ in stock. hPaid hPayabe in
stock ePayable
stock sPlus 4 in stock aPRid jAccumulated
accompanies reported
in stock vidend - -'' 80
Evening star., 1935-09-20

and on the other on kind of patio
in which he has installed his pool. His
paneled play room" has a projection
room for movie purposes, piano Che
has two in his home, two nickel and
dime slot machines, l8 beer stems
over the fireplace, whole army Of
sofas, chairs and pictures of Mary
Brian and Maxine Doyle, and a bar.
Of a Sunday you can't pry Dick
away from his new place. He plal.ts
grass, trims bushes. fixes his movie
camera. attends to his fan mail Che
really does this himselD and sees to
it that Ranger his police dog, gets
his Sabbath swimming lesson. Sun
day is his quiet" day, since, like
other stars, the studios have prob
ably only kept him working until 2
or 3 that morning.
Dick, by the way. sends his very
best to Washington-particularly to
the Osgood Roberts's, who have been
very fine to him, says he. in a number
Of ways.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

Lederer, and a young man in white
shorts. green shirt and yellow muffier
as only Hollywood could do
Came Charles Butterworth and his
lady and again Peggy Sullivan di.o
her man-and Charles Spencer Chap
lin, whom you may also have heard
of before Came the world at large
all very thirsty for its drinkS-Since,
believe it or not, Hollywood is having
what it terms unusual weather.
which means that it's about 90-as
it has been yesterday. the day before
and probably all of last August!
After all that sun and those stars
and the tennis it was pleasure to be
asked up to Dick Powells nome and
sit in his pool. Dick has built him
self home. not far from the Warner
studios, which is the envy of that part
of the country. A low, rambling. mis-
sion style house, which hedges on a
corner of a golf course, his bed room
windows look out on one side on
Hollywood hills mountains to us)
Evening star., 1935-09-20
ARMY WAR GAMES
IN SECOND PHASE
Maj. Gen. Malone Orders
Attack on "Enemy" to
Begin Tuesday.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT LEWIS, Wash, September 20.
The second major phase of the
Army's great paper" war game in the
Pacific Northwest opened today with
an order by Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone
for a general attack on the theoretical
maroon" enemy's half million men
invading Washington from the Pa
cific Ocean.
The order directed the attack by
the 4th Army to start at am. Pa-
cific standard time) Tuesday.
The first phase of the command post
exercises ended with the successful
completion of plans and orders which
were issued as they would be in actual
wartime to assemble $4,000 officers
and men for the 4th Army to drive
out the invader.
About 200 Regular Army, National
Evening star., 1935-09-20

certain couple who didn't get photo
graphed at ALL People bobbed from
table to table during that tennis in
termission, nodding and bowling and
Scraping. Came Lli Damita, for in
stance, very handsome in blue trousers
and red shirt trailing her new young
husband, Enrol Flynn. by the hand.
Came Dancer Clifton Webb, immacu-
late as always, with two nice frauleins,
and Baron Paul Schell of Washing
ton, D. C. Came Dorothy Jordan and
Edmund Lowe, getting snapped with
almost every lady there, and Whitney
de Rham. ex-Harvardite and named
by Mae West as one of Hollywood's
most eligible bachelors"
Came long. lanky Gary Cooper. with
attractive Mrs. C-and Mrs. Frank
Shields, with the John C'Maedchen in
Uniform'D Krimskys-the latter want
ing to be remembered to Hardie
Meak,n. Came the Ralph Bellamys
and little Stephi Dunna, young lady
who used to speak only to Francis
Evening star., 1935-09-20
BY E. de S. MELCHER,
.i. ~-;.;o 80 rrl,a Ctar

DTaNIaIIC
r OLLYWOOD. Calf, September
II l9.-You don't amount to a
row of beans out here this
L 4 week if YOU don't go to the
Evening star., 1935-09-20

to return to New York from France
November IA to campaign actively for
the reelection Of President Roose-
welt.
McShane, deputy chief Of the Court
OF Special Session in New York, OBJ
tained a license here yesterday to
wed Miss Isabelle Whitaker, Liver
more. KY. They are to be married
today.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
WORKERS TO BE MOVED
C. C. c. Enrollees Will Be Taken
to Winter Camps.

SPOKANE, Wash, September 20
P).-The first of 10 special trains
which will transport 3,571 Civilian
Conservation Corps enrollees to Win
ter camps in the East and South will
leave here Saturday.
The enrollees, who have worked in
Northwestern forests during the Sum-
mer, were ordered to prepare for en-
trainment this week end to Fort Knox
KY, and Camp Dix. N. j. -Four of the
trains will carry 1851 men to Camp
Dix and the other six will carry men
to Fort Knox. All of the men will
have been moved by Monday.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
POILLON SISTERS
PARTED BY DEATH
Famous Pair Battled Their Way
Through Legal Maze for
80 Years.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 20.-Death
has dissolved the partnership of the
Poillon sisters, who for 80 years bat
tied their way through maze of legal
actions from petty judgments to
breach of promise and rarely missed
a day in court.
Katherine, who was 62, died Tues
day night of pneumonia.
Wednesday night sister Charlotte,
Evening star., 1935-09-20

who once took boxing lessons from
Jim Corbett, was debating with some
thing of her old fervor the matter of
an undertaken
First she summoned B. j. Thuring
and arranged with him, Thuring said,
for burial of her sister. Yesterday she
ordered William F. Lynaugh, from
another undertaking establishment, to
take charge.
Troubles such as this kept the sisters
in the spotlight for quarter of a
century. They were always instituting
suit or being sued.
One of their latest appearances was
in 1881, when they sued publishing
house for $1,000 for alleged breach of
verbal contract.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
MRS. ROOSEVELT SHUNS
POLICE MOTOR ESCORTS
Fe'.rs Possibility of Injury to OFF,
GERS After Official Is Thrown
From Cycle.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWBURGH, N. Y, September 90
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt dislikes
police motor escorts because of the
danger of injury to members Of the
escort.
Declining Police Chief Fred Browns
offer of aid here, Mrs. Roosevelt was
quoted as saying: When there is an
escort, it is so easy for some one in it
to get hurt"
Police Chief George Dobbs of Croton
was thrown from his motorcycle and
seriously injured while escorting Mrs
Roosevelt several months ago.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
WALKER WILL RETURN

oWENSBORQ. KY, September 20 up.
Joseph H. McShane Of New York
City, former confidential secretary to
James ]. (Jimmy) Walker when
Walker was mayor of New York, said
here last night that Walker plans
Evening star., 1935-09-20

Editors note: This is the third
OF a series OF articles by E. de S.
Melcher, dramatic critic OF The
Star, who is in Hollywood to tell
you ho1u the film folk work and
plau, and to :prite OF the produc-
ton actiuittes in the big studios.
Another article tOiH be published
tomorrow and each day thereafter
as long as Mr.. Melcher remains in
the noping picture capital.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

Guard and Reserve officers are assem-
bled here from IA States and WASH
ington, D. c., for the exercises.
Today found the enemy forces press
ing toward Puget Sound industrial
centers from the north and west.
Evening star., 1935-09-20

Scotland's longest concrete road
bridge has just been opened at Inver-
bervie.
Evening star., 1935-09-20
Britons Crowded,

Nearly 600 families are living four
in room in London, and Of these 80
exist six In a room.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

remove the naughty, knowing
twinkle from the blonde stars
eyes and, without the aid of a
straightjacket, there is small pos
sibility of the bouncing, Westian
walk being turned into a sedate
perambulation. Belle of the Nine
ties after numerous re-making de-
lays, presents Miss West in typi-
cal role, though one which has con-
siderably less of the sizzle synon-
ymous with her screen reputation.
Glittering with Westian mots,
wise cracking rather than risque,
the picture follows the diamond
and heart-strewn trail of Ruby
Carter from st. Louis to New Or
leans and finally leaves the sensa-
tion of Ace LaMonte's Sensation
House" which a prize-f fighters
wedding ring upon her finger, love
in her heart and a quip for the
best man upon her lips. In the in
terim Ruby has dazzled the gay
young blades of two cities, posed
as the Statue of Liberty among
other things, been robbed, double
crossed, doped her supposedly
faithles sweetheart and turned in a
fire alarm.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

Friday and Saturday = Charlie
Ruggles introduces new profess
sion in Murder in the Private
Car" A defiector of crime, Char
lie would have you know, is ON the
spot before the crime is committed
to see that it misses its intended
victim. And there is plenty of
crime to defect in this thoroughly
entertaining thriller which closes
with one of the most blood-curd-
ling pieces of cinematic hokum
that has come along since the
good, old days" when Pearl White
was engaged in the dizzy doings of
''The Perils of Pauline" After
clutching hands have clutched, Sc
pulchral voices have spoken, man
has been murdered and an escaped
gorilla has made things merry for
the long-lost heiress' party in the
private car, sliding plates close
over the doors and windows and
the car, loaded with dynamite, is
uncoupled at the top to a steep
grade to rush madly toward an on
coming express. There is a con-
siderable amount of humor COM
bined with the plot proper, which
removes Mary Carlisle from the
safety of her operators switch
board and sends her, wealthy, but
terrified, toward her railroad mag
nate fathers waiting arms. Mr..
Ruggles provides the greater part
of the comedy, aided and abetted
by Una Merkel, Miss Carlisle's
switchboard companion.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

city and town in Delaware. Roller
skating is ordinarily a summer ac-
tivity and it is to the dismay OF
the city fathers, automobilists and
pedestrians continuing ON into the
winter months as a favorite sport.
In suggesting solutions for this
problem the Council recommends
that skaters refrain from using
main streets and highways and
from skating in business districts.
Instead, adaptable sections of
parks may be turned over to the
skaters. Public school Fairgrounds
may be made available or streets
and residential districts may be
roped off or barricaded. This can
be generally accomplished by OBJ
tanning the consent of the proper
departments and the
permission of a majority of the
residents in the closed street. A
rotating plan might be advisable
n various districts so that one
street is not made to bear the en-
ire burden. Persons ON roller
skates should face traffic and keep
we'll to the edge of the cement
when skating on streets or high
ways. The hazardous practice of
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

HERE is one simple, basic recipe
Ill which, in no time at all, you
can turn into any one of six deli
cious, different desserts. And every
one of them, in addition to delight
ing the family, will add generously
to the nourishment of the meal.
Creamy Tapioca
l/s cup quick or 2 egg yolks
cooking tapioca cups milk
" cup sugar or egg whites
" teaspoon salt stifiy beaten
1 teaspoon havoring
Combine quick-cooking tapioca,
sugar, salt, egg yolk, and milk IN
top of double boiler and stir enough
to break egg yolk. Place over rap
idly boiling water, bring to scald-
ing point (allow to z minutes)'
and cook S minutes. stirring ire
quently. Remove from boiling
water. Fold small amount into
egg white; add to remaining tapl-
oca mixture and blend. Cool
mixture thickens as 1t cools. Wnen
slightly cool, add flavoring; chill.
Serve in sherbet glasses. Garnisn
with whipped cream and q few Der
ries or pieces Of fruit, If desired
Serves 8.
Peaches and Cream
Fold whipped cream into quick
cooking tapioca cream. Pile IN
sherbet glasses. Serve with sauce
OF crushed, sweetened peaches, or
sweetened peach slices. Garnish
with additional whipped cream, II
your family. like 1t.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17
RAID STILL AT
CHESTERTOWN
Eight Charged With Offense
Are Arrested and Held
Under Bail
SET BONDS AT s35,5OO

u. S. Commissioner Lewis G
Merryman set bonds aggregatinq
$35, 500 Thursday for eight Kent
county, Nd, residents arrested in
connection with the aid of a LIQUOR
still near Chestertown on Sunday
of last week, during which county
and federal officers engaged in an
exchange of shots with a partv Of
men suspected to have been asso-
ciated with the stills operation
Merritt Meekins, John CLAYTON Al
bert Clayton and Wilbur Rodney
charged with possession of liquor
and operation of the still. were
held in $4,000 bail each. Bonds in
similar amounts were fixed for
each of three Negroes, Jefferson
Freeman, Edward Butler and John
Wilson, charged with taking part
In the alleged attack upon the Of
hcers. Bail for Charles Meekine
was fixed at $500 which he furnish
ed and was released. The other
seven, except Albert Clayton, were
held in Chestertown Jail in default
of bond. Albert Clayton is in the
Easton Emergency Hospital where
he is being treated for a shot
wound in the hip. Formal hearing
was deferred by Merryman until
the wounded man is brought from
the hospital.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

1t, it is possible for a man TO got
a new hat for a dollar-the prica
including Fifth avenue label. If
isn't cleaning establishment. The
old hat is turned wrong-side out. a
new lining and a new sweat band
inserted and the patron can again
hold up his head without SPOTS
showing.
Several times reference has been
made in this space to those Times
Square subway change makers who
so throw coins that one hangs back
and is overlooked by the hurryfng
sardine. They used to be content
with a nickel. Late reports have If
that now when a dollar bin iS
changed, the retained coin is
quarter.
q. Bell Syndicate-WNU Service
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

joining hands and skating four and
five abreast along highways has
been frequently reported to the
Council. Communities should be
especially on the alert to putting a
stop to the practice of hitching
rides which is SO enticing and so
extremely dangerous to a child on
skates. Adult skaters ought to be
especially careful not to lead chill
dren into danger by setting unsafe
examples. Never hang on back of
any moving venicle. When it comes
to dropping off skaters frequently
find themselves in the path of an
approaching vehicle which cannot
stop quickly enough to avoid an
accident.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17
STATE SAFETY
COUNCIL NEWS
Roller Skating Menace To Pc
destrians Should Be
Regulated
ALSO "HITCH RIDES"

Across the gay picture of Della
wares winter sports this year
flashes the graceful but frequently
9,apless figure of the roller skater.
About a year ago, according to the
Delaware Safety Council, this ac-
tivity abandoned its normal place
as a child's sport and assumed new
proportions as an adult fad. With
a greatly increased number of per-
sons bowling along the sidewalks
and often the streets, at a speed
permitted by ballbearings, the roll
er skating craze creates a new
safety problem in practically every
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17
Mustard Weed Prevents
Erosion in Fire Areas

Miss0ula, Mont" Mustard plaS-
ters'' may be applied TO fre-swept
acres of Montana forest lands to
prevent flood erosion.
The practice - planting mustard
weed in burned-nver areas has
proved highly efficient in chpckin-
floods in California.
United States rnrpsters here ma
decide TO follow tie California pr.
gram 10 launch Spppdl r,ar.,.,
tion program. according H. advice
from Washington.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17
Royalty Wears Kills

The male members of the Eng
lish royal family when in residence
in Scotland adhere rigidly to the
Scottish custom of wearing kills
on all formal and semi-formal &C
casions. while the women wear
scarfs of appropriate plaids.
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17
MlRED \ N
AS TIDE >RRI
Martin Tav,o, !
town Na,,o, Y
Drowning |
WATER To r.,

shout for hsolp, w. - To- |
cgsaay Crsa,. from the nDa ls'] ]
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len len miles south Of CSs1 ~
neaE nal as the the tide rose ~ te ]
meek. ! sa Iaylor's head 70 !,
@ro @ooye the water, about +
his glii san anore, by Alb bsrt 4
mora mo @9n, tas George. Taerl
freed tIlan ia an hour besI
tbis 'iie Stricken man. /
heard Taylor mutt aeI
ed his side in > ro,,,, q q
bo,,ri 3o,u ne 5,la aad been N The 4
ho~i ho : oul was too weak \
now he got there. H. u
UNI under the care Of a ps,s1
Whites were waIki5s 5ss-'ssl1
T11;,I' zn0re Of the farm osps5l
" William Maxwell when
Iaylors head. He va, 1
-bo,at n, but v As n.l
r,sou' 49, Iney believed 7a1
ing for oysters
caught in the mud. FL
SAD the tide was rising
pushed ! out a row6oat ssaI
toward the man. wbo ,..s
upright in the watt
had nearly reached ii, J
the time they reachs d s1
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17
MONIES M. ES

Attractions at Strand Theatre
To-day-No matter how often a
Mae West picture may be launder-
ed, dry cleaned or even fumigated
SO far discovered seems
powerful enough as a purifier to
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

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Smyrna times., 1935-01-17
SUNDAY DIyl
SUCCESTIOl
By ANN PAGE

EGGs are somewhat ca,
Il to slightly increased d
Butter too, is a bit less sr,s
the recent high prices M
tailed buying. Meats cun.,1
In price, particularly purs /,
quarter cuts Of beef aud h]
is reasonable and foreuurs
beef and lamb also.
Ducklings are attractys
and fowl, roasting and tyi
ems have changed little ID q
Grapefruit, navel u-sars
apples are the chief fresh III
able and all are moderate,
Potatoes, cabbage, kds, Vi
greens and root vegetable. I
In the reach Of modest bud
ban grown tomatoes are IN
gain class.
Here are three menus !.
price levels made up from 81
foods
Low Cost Dinner
Pan-Fried Beef Liver With
Mashed Potatoes Cols
Bread and But:g
Chocolate Pudding
Tea or Coffee
Medium Cost DinnS
Roast Lamb Drowned p
Caulifower in crssa
Bread and But.g
Cottage Pudding Lemn
Tea or Coffee ID
Very Special Dinnd
Cream Of Celery SG-1
Roast Ducklilg
Apple and Prune S.1a
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Tomato Salad
Rolls and Butte
Lemon Snow Cus.aa
Coffee Nik
Smyrna times., 1935-01-17

Chocolate HaIf'anasI]
Fold chocolate sal. saa', ,isasl ls@
ouiek.cooking tapiOca .Siltsrl Sl:rl
Hl'Ua IN parfait glasses. ~. u l,.s] .rs.s]
1,s, sIs with s5dBfiia5ai B5ain i'5'1ts 's5s'o''Iit'
desired. /
N'D currans co'''a J
Serve quick-cO0t4laass ling y
sberbet glasses. ...S Nv Yco:sd
with plain or toasiTr ;.IIT an
cubes he Of currant lslis, lsaiSrs a
whipped cream m, 'si'''
topping, ( Tli if desired a.,
strawberry sI1l
Serve mounds !. q Gs,s;ss
tanioca 1en a cream in nssaassisrsi sas.
1lmu IapiUcH svrup from sFes1s,s Fes1s.s:
Strawberries over , Vss.r-srTsSsrs
ring of canned .. Sts1ss tsnIOcs ~
S4'' Cinnamon sP'I. .. ID
Cook apple susT+s55, .1+s5, s'ia
narent rent in sugar .s'ggnsnps sgIsS
Favored IA, with .san clIIb sbsM
Arrange Ar 8 in ts.s easu crssu
C. Cover with tapiGSss GsssIs.
with additional 'g rim
Peanu' ,r,hd
Fold coarsel;s, l;s,ssooSa
brittle into gun i shsrM
Top VIII .rnt brittle n
crushed pealSu'c 'cresIn. . :"
with v whipped '''
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-01-10
Scientists Find Fast Way
to Relieve a Cold
Ache Discomfort Eused almost Instantly Notp

NOTE
CORRECTIONS PlcruREs"
The simple method pictured here is
the way many doctors now treat
colds and the aches and pains colds
bring with theml
1t is recognized as safe, sure,
QUICK way. For it will relieve an
ordinary cold almost as fast as you
caught it.
Ask your doctor about this. And
when you buy, be sure that you get
the real BAYER Aspirin Tablets.
They dissolve ldisintegrate) almost
instantly. And thus work almost in
stantly when you take them. And
for gargle, Genuine Bayer Aspirin
Tablets disintegratc with speed and
completeness. leaving no irritating
particles or grittincss,-
BAYER Aspirin prices have been
decisivcly reduced on all sizcs. 30
there's no point now in accepting
other than the real Bayer article you
want.