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, 1935-09-19

RUTH wO0Ds0N. pretty. AiKh-
spirited Girl ef 10 I'm search 81
work. seek refuge fF0m n mturm
im am old mfome house with n blue
door In the little town q worth
Willie. n queer old cnretnker.
PENNY. thlmkm Ruth I'm ELAINE
CHALMERS. whose father huiIt
the house. Elaine. meanwhile. ~
GFnycmmtie College. vows hn q no.
rurify meeting 90 win the love OF
her childhood hero. JOHN Me-
NELL she plans GO EO Co Worth
willie.
A man known m JOHN SMITH
eEcnpc from an asylum. buys q
uMed-cnr and starts Cor worth
Willie.
Ruth decides q stay o "a the
old houses pretending % Ne
Elaine. for two renHonni she nccdm
love with jobs McNeiiI. she II
mot d~iBcnncrrted nv cid Bertha
Gibbs queer actions @F nv the
strange noises n m I'm the
ella house ne niwhL
jean McNeHm hmn fallen I'm love
vita Elaine ana anda her eon-
route a. = mountain lodge Cor
dancing. they mre arrested Tor
speeding and Ruth. o wishing
60 Put the name Of Elaine Chmt-
mrrH ON poIhre Records teilm the
oneer her name in ~Ruth Wood
sons she later tells John this a
her ~favorite alias she ~ happy
Inn Johns company but An me-
eretiy planning 20 alp away and
end The adventure.
NOW co on WITH THE STORE
CHAPTER XIX
1T was Friday and Elaine Chal-
- mers was leaving college for
a weekend in New York.
AS a porter carried her bags
away she paused in the doorway
OF her room 20 bid goodby to her
friend, Hortense Stokesbury, who
was applying herself 60 Renaissance
art on the chaise lounge stay
an long as you like, Hortense."
Elaine said. These rooms are
more comfortable than yours"
Thanks" replied Hortense.
though not graciously. II was not
pleasant 20 be reminded that
Elaine's was the choice suit OF
Graycastle. I'm stay till time 70
dress for dinner. Then TN lock
up after me. Well. goodby. Don't
wreck Canby's rhythm az the
Windmill Club tonight He's still
playing there. isn't net"
YES" answered Elaine. But
don't worry about his rhythm.
He taught II 20 Duchin and VAL
lee. BY the way. darling. do you
mind II I tell my parents I'm
spending fan vacation with you
In Boston?"
"Of course not" Hortense as
sured her. Are you actually
going through with that Ohio
trip?"
YES" Elaine replied. swapping
shut her handbag. Have q
smooth time At West Point to-
morrow-which reminds me. II I
get any mail from Annapolis to-
day DR. tomorrow. put II In a plain
envelope and forward II special
delivery. will you? Youu find
envelopes and stamps In the
desk"
That evening Hortense found
the expected Annapolis letter IN
the school mail Office and. being
genuinely conscientious about
promises. took II 10 Elaine's room
10 readiness II.
While rummaging for q large
plain envelope 10 enclose the An
napolis missive. Hortense CHANGED
on a sealed letter directed to John
McNeiii. 1910 Garfield Avenue.
Worthwhile. Ohio. SO Elaine
had written 70 that Ohio chap and
forgotten 20 stamp and mail Il!
Wen. she'd attend 70 that one.
too. She did. Presently the two
letters were mailed.
ELAINE. her mother and step
- father had dinner en- famille
, 1935-09-19
BLUE DOOR
A Rachel Mack em Me- s~%ah@

that night
Elaine diverted conversation
from Deauville 40 Worthwhile by
asking. do you evor think uI
going back 10 Ohio to visit, Gwenf
To your old home. I meanF"
God forbid" said Gwen Deal.
-Nothing'B left but that mauso-
leum and old Bertha Gibbs. I 40
my duty by both I keep them"
Higate Deal looked W from bis
plate with heavy-IIdded eyes.
And you're a fool. Gwen. 20 DO IT,
"The house ~ not entirely mine
10 SELL" said the woman sharply.
who else does the place be-
long TOT" asked Elaine
Her mother answered shortly.
TO your Uncle Duncan Hunter.
He's insane Locked In an insti-
tuition"
"Oh." said Elaine. She saw her
mothers face grow more sharp.
her stepfather's more expression
less. There was something men,
acing and uncomfortable I'm the
air. Elaine made haste 20 talk.
II used 70 like to visit there when
Grandmother was alive. There
we're some attractive kids In town.
I remember. What's become of
the McNeills. next door7"
What would become OF themf"
said Gwen Deal. with a shrug.
They're vegetables. and vege-
tables stay where they're planted.
Ellen McNeill was Ellen Reed.
Good family. plenty OF brains.
Her younger sister who died was
my childhood friend Ellen mar
ried into the McNeill Pump Co.
She's a widow now. Has an daugh-
ter Importantly married I'm Wash
ington. and a younger SON. He
ought TO be i'm his early 20's.
Old Bertha used 60 mention the
McNeills now and then Inn her let
tiers, but she doesn't mention any
body lately. Her eyes are bad"
"You ought TO get rid OF her."
said Higate Deal clearly with n
quick stab at his sh-
o
ELAINE thought, $50 he hates
- old Penny. I wonder whyf"
Long ago, as m child, she had
learned to read HIS almost express
sionless face. She asked. Would
you mind. Gwen. AZ I'd spend
the fall vacation with Hortense
StokeBbury I'm BostonF 10 starts
Wednesday"
Mrs. Deal said, why. no. That
would leave me free 90 run down
to Ashville. I seem 70 need the
mountains I'm the fall Yes. 20.
dear"
Later. as Elaine was putting on
makeup and wrap for the the
alter, Gwen Deal came TO her. She
said. FIRST closing the door care
fully. I'm terribly worried.
Elaine. It's something I can't talk
10 your stepfather about. Your
questions about Worthwhile stirred
me W again"
"Whatever's the matter. Gwenf
DO hurry. Teddy's waiting for
me"
G~wendoIyn Deal said. II won't
keep you long. It's about your
Uncle Duncan. He's escaped from
that place. They wrote me a con-
idential letter several days ago.
It's their policy 70 keep things
like that quiet They expect 70
catch him"
Elaine stared a. her. ahre with
interest Where do they expect
10 catch him?"
Trying to get TO South Amer
ica- He was a botanist. you know.
He collected tropical plants from
the Brazilian 1ungles. It was
known ne wanted 20 90 back
there"
, 1935-09-19
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Behind the
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expi essed are those OF the writers a.
individuals and should not DO in
terpreted as reflecting the editorial
policy cf thiB newspaper.
, 1935-09-19
THE RIGHT WORD
THE nav

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can be removed only by eternal vigil
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speech and writing. treating on words
frequently misprouounced. misspelIed,
or miEused I'm every day conversation
Because slips OF the tongue are more
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Enclose ten cents to cover cost. ham
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, 1935-09-19

taxpayers on their 1888 reports -.
Scores OF torpedo beat d~estroyers
are laid I'D on account OF old age -..
Great activity now IN all govern
ment departments-they've all got
new funds.
, 1935-09-19

the market that does not pass the test Of taste. win
be in the wrong.
With all the talk about sterilization Of the Valley
citrus industry. new marketing plans and old mar
keting plans. 1t Is to be hoped that the basic princi-
pie Of quality shipments win be strictly observed MS
the season gets under way on the first Of October.
, 1935-09-19

Had this policy been in worldwide effect In 1776
10 is doubtful II the 10 colonies would have achieved
their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. w. Wads-
worth. New York. referring to arms embargo provi-
sion Of neutrality bill.
, 1935-09-19
Dinner Stories
THE BESTf

THE BEST?
IN old German and his wife were
given to q~uarreling. One day. after
a particularly unpleasant scene. the
old woman remarked with "a sigh.
Vel. l wish / was I'm heaven"
II wish ! vas I'm der beer garten.'
groaned her husband.
ZACH. ja." cried the old wife. AL
ways you pick out der best for your
self"
, 1935-09-19

"A virtuouS woman Is q crown 70
her husband: but she that maketh
ashamed In as rottenness In his
bones. 49, Proverbs 1874.
, 1935-09-19

I love my wifeI ! can't 90 through with thisI-
Virgil y. Winslow, Los Angeles. in court where he was
suing for divorce the wife to whom he had been mar
red IS years.
, 1935-09-19
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Questions

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, 1935-09-19

UP-TO-THE-MTINUTE
Wetzel. Are you familiar with the
Italo-EthiOpian situation
Pretzel: Yes. up To half an hour
age. 7 haven't heard the latest
news.
, 1935-09-19
You Can't Avoid Noise
By Stuffing Ears
By DIR. MORRIS FIsHBEIN

Editor, Journal of the American Medical Association
and of Hygeia. the Health Magazine
, 1935-09-19
Correctly Speaking

Run" is a colloquial Americanism.
In the sense Of manage" or "oper-
ate"
, 1935-09-19

Notes.-The new Alcohol Control
administrator. Franklin &. H0yt,
has greater powers than were given
To his predecessor. Joe Choate ...
He can fine violators. Just like Pota-
10 Joe Hutscn ~. a large white
collar force Is questioning income
, 1935-09-19

Q. who was George Croghan? X.
Vi. w.
a George Groghan n~711-l84ol
vas = youthful hero OK the War OH
1872. re was born near Louisville.
KY. and was a nephew OK George
Rogers Clark and william Clark. He
was commander az Fort Stephenson.
which, on August T.. 1873. with only
$50 men. lie CALAMITY and success
fully defended against almost 1000
British and Indians.
%. How long has France had n
Foreign Legion? ". I'D.
"A. IN was formed In 1881.
%. What does IN visa on IN pass
port denote? G. M.
a. IL shows that the passport has
been examined by the proper au-
thoritics and IN ir order.
@. For whom was Denver, Color
RADIO, namedf A. H-
A. The city was named for James
William Denver ~t1B17-g2), congress-
man and territorial governor.
On. What was the origin 0f Che aTA-
bulanre service ln war? R. WV. w.
A. During the N~apolennic Wars.
certain soldiers were assigned the
duty OF stretcher- bearing under the
direction 0f Larrey. From this de-
veloped the modern nmbulnncm corps
as IN part OF the army.
, 1935-09-19

q. DO people III other countries
sleep on wedding cake?- B. H.
A. This superstition is known i'm
almost All European countries. The
custom was known To the early Bri-
tons.
The Washington times., 1935-10-03

Table
TODAY

Exhibit-Meeting-8 p. m.-Amer'
ican Humane Association, May
flower Hotel.
Exhibit-All daytime. Jaime,
Mayflower Hotel.
Convention-All day-American
War Mothers, Wardman Park
Hotel.
1880 p. m.-Luncheon, Kwanis
Club, Mayflower Hotel.
1890 p. NJ Luncheon, Wash
ington Trade Association, Carlton
Hotel.
TOO p. m.-Dinner, CoSmopoli-
tan Club, Carlton Hotel.
700 p. m.-Dinner, Wyandotte
Co., Raleigh Hotel.
800 p. m. - Public Installation
of Officers, American War Mothers,
Wardman Park Hotel.
800 p. m. - Meeting, Mineral
Aggregate Institute, Wardman
Park Hotel.
8:15 p. m.-Duplicate Contract
Bridge Club, Carlton Hotel.
$50 p. m.-Meeting, Psi Lambda
Sorority, Raleigh Hotel.
The Washington times., 1935-10-03
HIGHEST COURT
GETS SECOND
MOONEY PLEA

Declaring California proceed
ings to free Tom Mooney are "a
tragic farce" attorneys for the
famous lifer yesterday asked the
Supreme Court to free him on q
writ of habeas corpus.
The plea was filed by John F..
Finerty, who arrived in Washing
ton by plane from San Francisco
yesterday. A similar request was
turned down in January, but Fin
erty said he had hopes the pres.
ent effort would be successful.
Declared a Farce
Mr.. Finerty declared:
''The farcical hearing which
Is now being held under order
Of the Supreme Court Of Cali
fOrnia proves beyond shadow OF
doubt that no judicial remedy
exists in the courts Of that
State"
Finerty'S brief, signed also by
Attorneys Frank P. Walsh of New
York and George T. Davis of San
Francisco, alleged known use Of
perjured testimony and suppress
sion of material evidence.
It recited the application for a
writ from the highest court is
probably unprecedented, but said
the situation created by the Cali
forria court is itself without precS
dent in American jurisprudence.
Grounds Relied On
Principal grounds relied on for
Supreme Court intervention were
outlined thus:
"The Supreme Court Of Cali
fOrnia, in open violation of the
provisions Of the constitution
and statutes Of that State, has
refused to hear the writ itself,
or permit any other State court
to hear it, and has assigned the
hearing Of this high prerOga-
tive writ to a referee, with no
greater powers than a notary
public"
Finerty will present the brief
to the court when it meets Mon
day, and said he expected a quick
decision.
The Washington times., 1935-10-03
i. ). Brief Denies
Coal Bill Is IIIeqa.

Categorically denying charges
that the Guffey coal act is un-
constitutional, the Government
yesterday asked the District Of Co
1umbia Supreme Court to refuse
an injunction sought by James w.
Carter, president of the Carter
Coal Company. The Government
brief, filed by Assistant Attorney
General John Dickinson, asserted
the law, setting UP a little NRA"
National Recovery Administra-
tion) for the soft coal industry, Of
ferS essential protection to mine
owners, mine workers and the coal
consuming public.
The Washington times., 1935-10-03
Rock Island Seeks
ToQuit 6-MiIe Line

Trustees Of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railway Com.
pany asked permission Of the I. C.
C. yesterday to abandon six miles
of railway track beginning at De
Baliviere Ave. in st. Louis and ex.
tending to Lakeland Junction, st.
Louis county.
The Washington times., 1935-10-03
TOMORROW

All day-Exhibit, Nine. Jaime,
Mayflower Hotel.
700 p. m. - Ceremonial, Tall
Cedars, Raleigh Hotel.
900 p. m.-Reception, Women'S
Bar Association, Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATIONS.

NEW YORK, April 29.-The follow
ing is today's summary of corpora
ton news prepared by Standard Sta
tistics Co., Inc, New York:
Associated Breweries of Canada.
Ltd.-1s34 common share earnings
were 96 cents VS.. IS cents.
Artloom Corp.-Declared dividend
of SITS on 7 per cent cumulative
preferred stock; dividend was on ac-
count of accumulations and covered
payment due September 1. 1884.
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Ry.-March net railway operating de-
ficit was S1,0ll VS.. net railway operat-
ing deficit of $35,056; in 3 months net
railway operating deficit was S95,623
VS.. net railway operating deficit of
$98,652.
Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis g.
Omaha Ry.-March net railway oper-
ating deficit was $23 1854 VS.. net rail-
way operating income of S97,5l0; in 3
months net railway operating deficit
was $134,821 VS.. net railway operating
income of $234,009. 4.
International Great Northern r. r.
March net railway operating income
IVES $3.50 VS.. $201. 1923; in 3 months
net railway operating income was
$93, ,565, VS.. $38O,679.
General Motors Corp-Retail deliv-
cries of Pontiac cars totaled 6,099 in
second 10 days of April, a gain of is
per cent over preceding 10 days; unit
sales of Delco-Heat division in first
quarter we're 48 per cent above like
1884 period.
Bendix Aviation Corp.-Company's
volume Of brake and carburetor pro-
duction during first quarter was largest
In company's history.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
ST0CKSARE FIRM
AT.SESS|ON'SEND
Late Rally in Metal Issues,
Some Utilities and Spe.
Cialties Helps.
What Stocks Did.
Total issues .612
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Press Financial Writer.

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, April ga late rally
in the metals, some of the utilitie,
and specialties gave the stock market
a much-needed lift today. While .
number of soft spots were in evidence
throughout the list, the closing tone
was fairly firm. Transfers approx.
mated 100000 shares.
Mining issues apparently ignored
further reduction in silver prices both
in New York and other world centers
The metal, imported for commercial
use, was lowered l cent an ounce tc
1884 cents in New York The rail.
again were restrained by the failure
of the Supreme Court to hand doWr
the long-aWaited pension law de.
cision. Current steel operations were
estimated at 43.1 per cent of capacity
the lowest level since early January
This compared with 44.6 per cent last
week
The major grains came back at Chi
cago after early hesltancy. Cottor
Jagged. Foreign exchanges we're quiet
Bonds we're mixed.
Equities we're listless and indecisivt
during the greater part of the day
Cerro de Pasco led the silver eouitie:
with an advance Of about points
U. S. Smelling and American Smelt.
ing were around / to higher. Ana.
conda Copper was active and firm.
Commonwealth & Southern. pre-
ferred. recovered from 3 points ant
Consolidated Gas. Public Service o.
New Jersey and North American weu
ahead fractions to point. Spiegel
May-Stern ran up and American
Bank Note about 2. Other gains VI
to around point included Nstiona
Biscuit, u S. Steel. Great Western
Sugar, American Can. Du Pont
Chrysler. General Motors. Seaboar
Oil. Amerada. Standard Oil of Cali,
fornia. Sears Roebuck and Mont
gomery Ward Eastman Kodal
dropped about 5. and Postal Tele
graph, preferred, was off nearly 2.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
ASSOCIATED OUTPUT UP.

NEW YORK. April 20 (SpeciaD -
An increase of $50 in net electric
output was reported for the week
ended April 20 by Associated Gas l.
Electric System when compared with
last year. Net production amounted
to 53,187,1l9 units for the week. Dur
ing the four weeks to date an increase
of $40 in output was noted In COM
parison with the corresponding period
q year ago.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 29-Stimulated
by a 3-cent bulge of wheat prices at
Minneapolis, wheat in Chicago rose
above s1.00 at times today.
On the upturns of Chicago wheat
values, however. there was selling
here against buying at Minneapolis
A feature was evidence that Mime
apolis mills would require delivery of
wheat there to fill May contracts.
Wheat closed irregular, IS lower
to is higher. compared with Satur-
days finish, May, 99l2aas. Corn un-
changed to rs higher, May, 891saA.
Oats 1sa1A off, and provisions un-
changed to IL cents down.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
LiyerpOoI Ouotations

LIVERPOOL. April 80 LP.-Cotton
5000 bales; American nil: spot in fair de-
mand; prices 5 points lower. Quotations
in pence: American strict good middline
a.35; good middling. 705; strict middling
500; Lliddling. 6.15: strict low middling
$50; low middling. 6.35; strict good ordi-
nary. 6.15: good ordinary, 5.S5. Fu-
tareS closed quiet and steady. May. $50;
July. 6.46: October. 6.lS: December, 6l4;
January. GA: March. GA.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
COMMERCIAL SOLVENTS
PROFITS ARE SMALLER

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Commercial
Solvents Corp. for the quarter ended
March 81 had net profit of 1854, $50,
equal to 81 cents a share on the COM
mon stock, against $635,004 or "a
cents q share in the March quarter
last year.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 90 dp,.-Copper quiet:
electrolytic, spot and future. Blue Eagle.
900. Tin irregular; spot and nearby.
fob. Eastern Pennsyivania. ID. 50: Buffalo.
1880: Alabama, 1880. Lead steady; spot.
New York. 3;7g; East 81, Louis $50. Zinc
aluminium. 1e. .0Oa22 90 Antimony. spot,
1925. Quicksilver. 72.60a75.00.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Cotton was
lower today under light, scattering
liquidation through Wall Street and
commission houses, as we'll as the
absence of any follow-up to the de-
mand after last weeks advances to
new highs for the movement.
July contracts recovered from 11.76
to 1l.84 early in the afternoon on
light trade buying and then reacted
to 11.78. with the general market
ruling quiet and about to 13 points
net lower at the beginning of the
last hour.
Futures clnsed stnndu IAN lA..A-
Evening star., 1935-04-29
CASH DIVIDEND VOTED
BY INDIANA STANDARD
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. April 29.-Directors of
the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana today
declared cash dividend of Is cents
share on capital stock, to be paid June
IS to stockholders of record May Is,
1895.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK. April % CP).-Th,
visible supply of American grair
shows the following changes in bush.
els: Wheat decreased ALL 900: corr
decreased $4,000: oats decreasee
$4,000; rye decreased $4,000; barle,
decreased $4,000.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
COTTON GOODS CLEARED.

NEW YORK, April 20 R.-Selling
agents report that activity in the
primary cotton goods market In the
last two weeks has practically cleaned
out the low-price goods that shad
been exerting pressure on the market.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
ANACONDA NET LARGER.

NEW YORK. April 90 (H).-Profi
of the Anaconda Wire e. Gable Co. IL
the first quarter amounted to s250.743
equal to 81 cents share on the capi,
tai stock, compared with $l46.439. Of
80 cents, in the same quarter last year
Evening star., 1935-04-29

421s 36h California Pkg az
III u Callahan Zinc.
~ 21s Calumet & Hecla. -.
11M ~ Campbell-Wyn20c)
l6ss Sh Can Dry G A (40c).
So so Canada Southn t3).
1884, 9h Canadian Pacific. ..
36 3OA Cannon Mills (2)...
63 45L Case q u Co. .....
80 831s Case Old pf Co..
Az 36h Caterpil Trac(f1A)
35ss 1871 Celanese Corp. 80.
251a 11A Celotex Co pf (k)..
% 22h Cent Aguire (1k)..
63s. 3SAa Cerro de Pasco (2).
6hs 3M Certain-Teed Prod. {.
ASA Btu Ches & Ohio (2.s0.
44Ia 36 Chesap Corp o..
"a II Chi CT Westn (k)..
~ Ia Chi Ct Westn pf(k)
8 n Chi Mill st p & P.
~ u Chi Mil st P 4 p pf.
5ta 2sa Chi & Northwest. =.
10s4 ~ Chi & Northwest pf
IN ~ Chi Pneumatic Tool
26h 20 Chi Pneu Tool pf. =,
2& / Chi r. & P (k)....
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42l, 81 Chrysler Corp t1)..
9sss 81 City Ice & F pf eh.
209 1914 Coca-Cola S)......
57% 53ss Coca-Cola (A)G3..
18h 16h Colgate-P-P t50c)..
1854 3 Collins & Aikman..
IS 69% Collins e. Ak pf 90
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81 35la Col G & E of A ts).
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80 291a Comcl Credit B (S).
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23h 17h Comcl Solv (fS5c)..
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AZ 23& Conn Ry & 1t (4h)
81 II Con c pr pf WV S1s.
22h 154S Consol Film pf (j2)
PAN 15h Consol Gas N Y a..
96N TN Consol Gas pf 3d..
8L 81 Consol Oil.
81 2h Consol r r Cuba pf
Ia " Consol Textile. 80.
13h 9sa Container Corp (A)
5h 31s Container Corp tB)
81 4Is Cont Baking (A). {.
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80 2Sh Cont lnsur tf1.35).
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1914 35k Cream of Whit t2k I.
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an II Cudahy Pkg (2h}. d.
22X Is Curtis Publishing.
lO1 s9h Curtis Pub pf t7). =,
3 z Curtiss Wright.
10M 81 Curtiss Wright fA)
20N Is Cutler Hammer -.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
STEEL QUOTATIONS.

NEW YORK. April 90 [R.-steel prices
per 1e0 pounds. I. 9. b. Pittsburgh: Blue
nized sheets. $40: black sheets. hot rolled.
2.45: steel bars. 1.s0.
Evening star., 1935-04-29
C0ttonseed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed steady; September, 10.705;
sales, contracts, including 2 switches.
Bid. Nominal.