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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
North Detroit News

Jan. ls. at 4:30 p. m.
The Rio Rita Girls club gave q
party. February 2. at the home OF
Miss +. Johnson o, 1857 Deou,nu.
re street. Among the guests were
Mrs. chatham, Mrs. Smith and 9th
ers- Miss Anna Smith. president
and Miss l.. Ross. secretary.
Tribune-Independent copies are
obtainable at 1874 Dequindre ST.
James Hudson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hudson. was injured by an
automobile, Monday. Jan. 2s. 1895.
driven by Carl Altz of Utica. Mich
The boy was rushed to st. Francis
Hospital by the driver. where hc
Is now c6nvalescing.
Mrs. Pace. wife of Rev. race Is
also recovering in the st. Francis
Hospital.
+. An elaborate wedding was sole
mnized Jan. 14fh at s p. m. when
Miss June McSpadden was united
In holy wedlock to George Stone at
the brides home. 13461. Goddard
street. Ref Wright Of the First
Baptist Institutional Church OF
Hamtramck officiated.
's The bride was beautifully Gre.s-
ed in pale blue gown with silver
trimmings. Her attendant was
Mrs. Okie c. Washington. The best
man was Mr.. II. Smith. cousin CT
the groom
A very fine reception was given
the couple by Mrs. Jessie Robin
son, Mrs. Matte Green and Miss
Susie Booth.
Many lovely gifts were present.
cd by the attendants A very pleas
ant surprise was given .he bride
by Mrs. NJ. Green at the home of
the bride.
Friends present were Jaunity
Ruth and Ruby Hall. Mrs.
Selma McGlasper. Susie Booth.
Sarah Suddith, Bernard Snoden,
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Cleveland. Rob
ert Booth. Sylvia Stone, Marjorie
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
BOXING N EW S
DID y0r KNOW THAT
by =. T. Holland

Amscy Rimson. the lad who gave
Chuck Woods such a stiff battle,
has departed for Pittsburgh wher5
h, will tangle up with Tiger Ran
dali?
Following the bout Rimsor will
join Joe Louis and his manager
John ID. Marlborough. in Califor-
niaY
Little Ken Offett. state bantam
weight champion. stopped ST,
Louis Kid in the third round at
Hazel Park Friday night?
Speedy Johnson. another consis-
tent winner, defeated Vincent Nc
coy on the same card?
Al Detroit Bill Porter. Detroit
middleweight was defeated by
Frank veith?
Jackie Young is still winning re-
gularly?
Holman Williams is doing like
wise?
4 FEW THINGS I'D LIKE TO
SEE
a Holman Williams Chuck
Woods match.
A Johnny vorce Lou Scozza re-
turn bout.
Speedy Johnson and Joe Palaz- .
zola. battling for the state feather
weight title.
Bud Greed in good shape for flu
lure bouts.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
By Mrs Josephine Boyden
yO4i Meade Street

st The III II. III. service oflas'
Sunday. Rev. W. \. Blackwell eli
rnavcd lis serman artrrly from
the text of Hebrew l2:1.
Communion was administered az
ter soul inspiring sermon "Prc.
sent Your Bodies" at the evening
ser,ica. assisted by Rev J. Morton,
Inastor of Colchester. Canada.
The Mems protective T-eaaue
had very interesting meeting
Sunday. at G.3n y. m. discussing
the Anti-Lynch Bill. So mach in
terest and enthusiasm were per-
pe.rated over this subject that It
will be continued Sunday. Feb.
10. at $3.50 p. m.
Pleasant Grove Union. on Rio
pelle street. of which Rev. j. l..
Newly is pastor. had very high
day last Sunday. Much interest
was manifested in both morning
and evening services by the pas
tor
The Sunday School was well at
tended. =
The Il. y. i. L. is planning a
very interesting program next
Sunday evening. February 10. at
which time there will be promi
neni speaker present who will de-
liver an address.
The sick are Mrs. Ruth Price OF
l3iiO ST. Aubin has been confined
10 her bed Mrs. Nettie Smith OF
20i4 Meade street has been indis-
posed due to an attack OF La
irippe. Mr.. Barnes of 2050 Meade
street. died at the home OF Mr..
md Mrs. Showers. Monday night.
Feb. I.
The girls One to Fen Club
Ield It's regular meeting Jan. 4,
/ Mrs. Bell Robinson's home in
5000 Orleans street. The meeting
vas adjourned TO meet Friday,
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
P o r T HURON
By susie Carlisle

Mrs Robert Knox has left IN,
city for a three months visit IN III,
east
The FERA sewing cl Iss has ,'pm
DIcied 'ixty garments in the last
week
Mrs John Tillman has just re-
turned from a short stay in New
York.
The Donkey Party, given ny AIRS.
l.. l.. Lawrence al the Community
House was very succcssfnl ar
fair.
Miss Annabell Lindsay has been
in the city visiting relatives and
friends She has returned 10 Gle
veland. where she is persuing
course in nursing.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
RIVER ROUGE
by Geerge Stevenson

Miss Fannie VI. Ford. niece Of
Mrs. Hattie Kitchen Of Polk street
will become the bride of Judge
Ramsey on Saturday. February ..
Mr.. Ramsey is a graduate OF River
Rouge High School. class 1881; al
so star Of the River Rouge Foot
ball Team. He won for himself an
honorable place in the athlete
world
Miss Ford Is also graduate OF
the River Rouge High School. class
1894 and is very prominent in the
social circle here.
The ceremony will be performed
AT 2S2 Polk street home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel Ramsey. parents of the
groonl-to-be
Rev George Stevenson will Of
ficiatc.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Bledsoe Committee
To Sponsor Party

The Bledsoe-for-C -Circuit-J Judge
Committee is sponsoring bridge
party at the Frogs Club at Beau
bien and Madison. on Saturday, 9th
from two until five o'clock. There
will be refreshments and beauu-
full awards.
The committee urge those who
are interested In the cause of rae
ial advancement. are to come and
help make the affair a success.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

Plantation Club. which is in the
basement OF the Norwood Hotel,
James Rutherford is that robust
baritone who sings all over St An
tome and Adams and when he gets
tired OF Detroit he takes "A trip To
Cleveland, Toledo or maybe Cincin
natl and sings all over town and
then bach he comes TO Detroit
Rutherford sings all OF the late
popular hits and then on request
goes way. way back and sings any
thing you want that's an enter
tainer for you.
The columnist would like 10 ask
oil You contestants TO please ASA
your friends TO vote for you. you
may clip the ballot below and hand
II TO some OF your friends. this
ballot can BE- filled out and sent.
brought or mailed TO the office.
We will appreciate this favor very
much as II will save us time and
worry. Now here is the standing
of tho fay0rifea.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
ECORSE
BY Martha Smith
vi. Zion Baptist Church

Rev George Aaron Stevenson,
has been recently called as pastor
of Mt. Zion Baptist Church. corner
of 18th and Hyacincth street. Rev.
Stevenson Is the youngest pastor
in the down river section OF De-
troit. since he has been called. the
membership has taken on new
life and is doing some tangible
work.
Rev. Stevenson text for Sun
day morning. Feb. 10th III o'clock
will be "The Hand Writing on the
Wall"
Rev Stevensons moto is You
ought 10 live so God can use you"
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
SOUTH w E S T
DETROIT NEWS
-, Mary Fitzpatrick

St Paul Church is growing
rapidly both spiritually and fin
ancially. Due to a great deal OF
Illness among the members OF
the church. the congregation is not
so large but the offerings are in
creasing.
At the evening worship. Evange-
list Elizabeth Crews OF Oak Grove
brought a wonderful message that
stirred all those present
There will be a father and son
banquet at the church on Thurs
day night, February 81. sponsored
| by the Young Women's Club.
A vocal and music clans wa
started at ST. Paul on Frida,
might. February 1. by Mrs. Lula J
Theus.
Mrs. Gertrude B. Rhonenee lef
on Monday night. February 4. fol
! Kansas City. Mo. TO be at the bed
side of her sister who is in thu
hospital in that city.
On Saturday afternoon at 2:0'
lp. IN. Mrs. Frances Fitzpatrick or
ganized the Junior Girls into a Ji
Missionary Society. The officer
are president Rosa Cash: secre
tary. Georgia Mae Cash; treasul
: Ter, Hattie Louise Smith.
Allen Day services will be hel
at Bethel A. VI. +. Church at 81
! D. m. All the junior choirs OF II
. churches are expected TO sing.
80 p. m. there will be a progra
II by both the choirs conducted
Mrs. Theus. Musician and Nathi
: James. chorister.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Below
WITH THE
YOUNGER R SET
Nv ULYSSES W. B0yKT

The chilly weather OF tho past
week did not prevent the young
folk from venturing out in search
OF a swell time The social spot
light fell on petite Frances Hor-
ner's graduation party last Fri
day evening. at her home on Owen
street Most of the members OF
the set were there and seemed TO
enjoy themselves. dancing until
the wee hours. Catherine Car
ter. one OF the guests, must have
been too tired the next day 70
play hostess TO her skating party
al Northwestern High. Many o
the girls were In the most becom
ing gowns looking as pretty q
daisies. and the gentlemen VIII
were with them were not lookin
the least bit weary.
Louise MOSS tripped by. TO
being so elated with the Congr
CITES play-She Is to play Il
role OF mother" while Lorail
is the daughter. Maud Coins wi
having and animated discussi'
with a group of friends. The
there, were Norma Coker. Berni
and Solomon, Bassett Jones. Ali
Jones Cecil Bland. Carl Johnsc
Charles Stephen. Frances RI
ford. Marjorie Richardson. Ch
Davis, James Jones, Norma Cok'
William Patrick. Jr., George Hi
gins and Clarence Woods. Pun
cups in hand. Elizabeth ElkiI
and Paul Smith. Jane Burton. b
Davis. Cathleen Coote, Hale Joh
son, and William Rutland we
chatting together Others prese
included Theodosia Patrick. A
thur Thompson, Eugene Ga
Armstrong; Cillard. Alice Sta
ton, Marjorie Greenidge, Ever
Edwards, Carol Evans. Jetaw
Solomon, Bernard LAMAR. W.
dell Turner, Gertrude and r.
ert Andrews. Mary Virginia Gr'
am. Peter Casey. Clifton Grahs
Jr., Douglass Tibbs, and Dorthl
Robinson.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

The three stores OF this group
are located at 1926 Grand River
avenue. 1856 Gratiot avenue. and
1876 Woodward avenue. These
progressive stores employ a num-
ber OF colored workers. which fact
should greatly influence members
OF the race who are in the market
for purchasing up-to-date automo-
bile tires Besides this. the Good
rich Silvertown tires are of the
very best quality and give salts
factory service.
Customers purchasing tires from
the Goodrich Silvertown Stores
are given certificates guaranteeing
against blowouts for one year for
private cars, and six months Tor
business vehicles.
Furthermore. I h G Goodrich
Silvertown stores allow their Gus
toners 10 make use OF the budget
or installment plan, thus enabling
| automobile owners to pay for the
Goodrich tires they use. while they
use them.
r n Tribune-Independen'
heartily commends the Goodrich
Snvertown stores TO the public.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Readers Are Urged To Vote For
Their Favorite Star

LAST WEEK went to press James (od man
Rver) Rutherford in second place. this week
to Auzie Daniel in second place while Ruth
ford is in the lead Some of the other have
pulled too Auzie Dial is the petite little thing who
plays piano like nobodys business and then sings
numbers torch songs hot numbers and casscals. she
be heard and nitey in action the fashionable
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Goodrich Store e 5
Give Employment
To Negro Workers

The Goodrich Sllvertown Stores
in Detroit, whose advertisement
appears in this paper, are offer
ing unusual values TO the public
during their special sale which Is
now In progress.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

Watch This Paper for Announce
ment Of definite plans Of the sth
Anniversary Celebration ~ The
Wolverine Republican Club, sSS L.
Warren.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
HIGHLAND PIX.
By John Thompson

The North Park Bridge Club met
at the home of Mira. Turner, OF
1879 Kendall street. All members
were presen' except Mrs. Davis.
whose absence was caused by ILL
ness. The next meeting will be held
al the home OF Mrs. Charles Pas
kin. Mrs. Turner, president. Mrs
Jessie Benton. secretary.
The Social Smoker VII have
call meeting at the home Of Mr..
Turned of 1879 Kendall, at which
time. arrangements for dance
will be made Watch for the notice
stating the date OF the dance.
N~ Highland Park Scouts
4 basketball team was unfortunate
TO have only one game TO play last
week. when two were expected
The one game was won Wednesda,
against the Comunistes. TIVE
! games will be held this week q
Willard School Gymnasium. Com
out and help them win for the ad
linission is free.
The Highland Park Frogs pr
: Themselves in tie for two place
with Trinity. after beating the
D. 35-23. i,ll Gordon and EdwaI
D. Jackson made five baskets eac
"a They are In a class OF standing.
Floyd Thompson remains indi
nosed 1T his home. vet he is II
= proving.
~ .''o~ds "~d rei.tives nolrn &
n. loss OF the late Mrs Marie Ora,
&c who remained III for quite a VIII
re- prior 10 death In Ecorse. She W
n member of Thompson Aven
!, Baptist Church and a resident
= Highland Park.
10 The Community Breakfast Cl
~ will meet at the home Of NJ
& Queenie Robinson. in 2l0SS We
rh view. Monday. Feb. IL. All me-
ls, bers are asked to he prese
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

The contest will positively close
March 25sh al - o'clock midnite.
so please RUSH YOUR VOTES TO
ME- AT ONCE
c o n t e s t B a | 0 t
Below
Evening star., 1935-12-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. December ls OP.-Forsisn
exchange firm; Great Britain in dollars,
others in cents: Great Britain. demaud,
4.927s: cables 4 927s; 60-day bills, 4 al 70;
Italy. demand, s.0Sn; cables, S .0sn.
Demands-Belgium 1889: Germany,
free. 1925; reg. tourist. 23 30; reg. COM
IS: Sweden. 25.4l; Denmark 220tI
Finland. 2.lS Switzerland. 80 54: Spain,
10. .73; Portugal. 44Siz; Greece, .94iz;
Poland. 1885; CZechoSlovakis. 416K;
Yugoslavis, 2.29; Austria. 1ss0n; Hun-
gary. % son: Rumania. .s3: Argentina.
32 SIN; Brazil, 8 .60n: Toxic. 2S.79; Shang-
hal. 90 rs: HonEkonR 32.75: Mexico City,
27.S5; Montreal in New York. 90 .O6I4; New
York in Montreal, 100 .9394,
Nominal. E
Evening star., 1935-12-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. December 1s OP Butt
ter, 1929; unsettled Creamery extra 60 ;
score), 331aa34: other grades UNCHANGED.
Cheese. 213,612; slow. Prices un-
changed
EGGS. 27.o59; irregular Mixed colors:
Special packs or selections from fresh re-
ceipts. 31a32l2: standards and commercial
dirties. No. /. AZ pounds 23a24; averase
checks, 21a22; refrigerators. special packs.
22l2a23; standards. 22A: frsts, q u: me-
diums. l9al934; seconds. 20a20 "a;
checks, Is.
Live poultry steady to weak BY freight:
Turkeys. 21a2S; other freight grades un-
changed.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
FOES DEADLOCKED
IN VIC. CHEMICAL
EmbattIed Holders Await
Report From inspectors
of Election.
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va, December 18.-
Embattled stockholders of the $40, ,000.-
600 Virginia. Carolina Chemical Corp.
looked to a report Of the inspectors Of
election at 3 o'clock this afternoon
for clue to the next step in the fight
to wrest corporate control from George
S. Kemp and seven associated di-
rectors.
Before recessing at 1918 this morn
ing, after two heated sessions yester-
day and last night, attorneys repre-
senting the per cent prior preference
shareholders agreed not to solicit
proxies or revocations of proxies pend
ing an adjournment of the present
meeting.
The 6 per cent preferred and COM
mon stockholders expressly reserved
to themselves the right to solicit
proxies in the meantime, however, in
the hope Of establishing a quorum Of
all the classes Of stock.
The corporate tug-of-war resulted
from the ousting of former President
A. L. Ivey and three other senior shares
directors by Kemp and associates at
the annual stockholders meeting on
october 8.
Since then the Kemp opposition.
led by Joseph A. Dart, j. Luther Moon
and Wymond Cabell, has succeeded in
having the special meeting called and
has been active in soliciting proxies
with which they hope to upset the
Kemp faction.
BY not registering its stock for the
special meeting the management in
dicated its strategy Of not helping to
make quorum possible
Two Richmond detective sergeants
attended last nights session, which
was marked by dexterous parliament
ary maneuvering. The presence of
the detectives was not explained.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.

The position OF the Treasury on De-
cember l q: Receipts for December Is, ST.
436,214,356.97; expenditures S3S3,3l5,-
56275; net balance, So. 4S3,5lO, 663. /;
customs receipts S16, Sl2,6l429.
Receipts for the fiscal year lsince July
u. Sl,700 636, ,9IO.92; expenditures, S3,
307, ,34S.2S6. IS, including SI4I1,535,-
400.49 Of emergency expenditures; ex-
cess Of expenditures. Sl,6O6 I'll 375. 70;
gross debt, S3O,555,791 .967 so, an in
crease of 1862. 639. .937.75 over the previ-
Gus day; gold assets. S10,095,249, 100 81.
Receipts for December II, 1894 com
Expenditures. SI03,529. S23 43; net bal
ance, S2.524. .643,3l1 90; customs receipts
for the month. S1S,530.S37.52.
Receipts for the fiscal year. SI,723. .206,-
4lB.77: expenditures. S3.343 800, 467 .43.
expenditures; excess OF expenditures, ST.
62O,4I4 050.66; gross debt. S2S,3S5,061,-
1870; gold assets. Ss,195. .367.244.3
Evening star., 1935-12-18
STEEL RATE LAGS
+. SLIGHTLY IN WEEK
Consumers Reduce Supplies
: for Year End-ReEound
in 1886 Expected.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December iS.-The
Iron Age Steel Review reported today
further small decline in operations.
but said the outlook was for recovery
in the new year.
Ingot production for the current
week was estimated at 5512 per cent
Of capacity against Sc per cent in
the previous week. Another decline
is looked for next week, according to
the summary.
Though consumers generally are
pairing stocks in preparation for in
ventory taking, the cumulative effect
on mill operations to date has been
slight" it added.
"The high rate Of activity in the
automobile industry, expanding rail-
road buying, a revival of private ship
building, rise in construction work
and prospective increases in the oper-
ations of farm equipment makers in
dicate that the general trend of steel
demand is still upward.
Automobile assemblies for De-
cember are now estimated at 400, 900,
and the total for the year will ap-
proximate 4,135,0O0 units, a gain of
A per cent over 1884, and the largest
output since 1929.
"The award Of 10000 freight cars
by the Pennsylvania Railroad will
mean wide distribution of the 10000
tons of steel required among the
mills in the territory served by that
line"
The publications scrap composite,
representing the average Of heavy
melting steel prices at Pittsburgh,
Chicago and Philadelphia, has de-
clined from 1892 to 1888 a gross
ton, following a 25-cent a ton re-
cession at Chicago.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO December Is 07 (United
States Department of Asriculture) .-Hoss.
10000. including 1000 direct: active,
average; ton. $50; bulk desirable lsO-
200 pounds 940a955; few 2p0-340
pounds. 9.25a9. .35; better grade 14O-16O
pounds 9.25a9 so; best sows. s.S5.
Cattle. 1000; calves. 1900; better
grade steers and yearlings 25a40 higher
on shipper account; supply such kind
between and lower-erade offerings. which
are selling strong to % higher: top. 1415i
several loads. 400; best yearlings. 1878;
fat she stock steady; cutters i0a15 higher;
bulls about steady and vealers steady to
% lower at 1000 down; selects up TO
IL 90; stocker and meaty feeders steadyi
mostly $50 down to 6.25.
Sheep. 5000; fat lambs opening slow;
bidding fully steady. asking unevenly
higher; few lots sorted natives 11.00a
11.25; sheep and feeding lambs strongi
good to choice fed range ewes, 450a4.15f 4
small feeding lambs around 1000.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
CURB LIST MIXED
IN NARROW RANGE
Irregu'arity Appears in Late
Trading After Steady
Early Trend.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASsoclateu Press.
NEW YORK, December 1S.-Curh
market stocks fell back into narrow
and uneven rut during late trading
today after holding fairly steady dur
ing the forenoon.
1874 4-point rise in Sherwin- Williams
to 1231h was feature of late trading.
Others holding small fractions higher
included Newmont Mining, American
Gas and Gulf Oil.
Losers included Montgomery Ward
"a" Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Seeman
Bros, Creole Petroleum, Electric Bond
g. Share and Lake Shore Mines.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
$3,O2O,683 EARNED
BY COLLINS & AlKMAN
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 18.-Collins
e. Aikman Corp, and subsidiaries re-
port net profit for nine months ended
November 80 at $3,O20,683, equal,
after preferred dividends, to $4.7S a
share on the common, compared with
a net loss of $254,78O in the same Pc
riod in 1884.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Remington Rand
Profits Doubled
In Eight Months
By the A-snciatsd pr.ss-

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 1s.-Report
OF Remington Rand, Inc, show net
income of $1,453,454 for the eight
months ended November 80, equal to
"A cents share on the common stock
after all charges, including preferred
dividends.
Earnings in the same period last
year are not strictly comparable be-
cause OF recent capital changes.
A statement by the company, how
ever, said that net income this year
| was double that Of 1894.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO December IS R.-Poultry.
live, one car. 25 trucks; firm. Hens, less
than 81 pounds: 1s1a: Az pounds and
Rock SPRINGS 201a; White Rocks 21 ls
colored 2O13: Leghorn chickens. 49,
fS1ssS fSms Se id. 3H IS; No. S.A turkeys. OS: -:
heavy white ducks 81: small, 10; heavy
colored ducks. 20: small. IS: Northern
geese. II: Southern, 15Ia; capons. 81
Dressed turkeys steady to firm: prices
Butter. 5,925: steady. Creamery spe-
cials (93 score). 33Ka94: extras 1927,
32Aaaz; extra firsts (90-9D, 32a32Ai
firsts lSS-S9l 31a31 "a seconds tS6aS7l,
80: standards 100, centralized carlots).
32a32ia Eggs. 3.734; unsettIedi prices
UNCHANGED
Evening star., 1935-12-18
METAL MARKET.

quiet; electrolytic. spot and future, 9.25i
export. s.65 Tin steady spot and nearby,
49.75; future. 4s.12. Iron quiet. un-
changed. Lead steady; spot. New York
4 5Oa4 So; East St. Louis, 435. Zinc dull;
East st. Louis. spot and future. 4 4s5
Aluminium. 19.00a22 90. Antimony. spot,
IA so.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. December Is LP-Call
money steady; }. per cent all day Prime
commercial paper. = per cent. Time loans
steady so dayS-6 months. l per cent of-
fered Bankers scceptances unchang
Rediscount rate, New York Reserve Bank,
u per cent.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. December is lP.--
Dressed poultry: Turkeys. fowls, fresh
Western, 20; Maryland. 2Ia23.
4iys poultry unchanged.
Evening star., 1935-12-18

Revere Copper g. Brass, 1nc.-Pre-
ferred share earnings nine months
ended September 80 we're s458, VS..
$10.40.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
FREIGHT LOADINGs.

NEW YORK. December Is GP.-Reve-
nue. freight carloadings on railroads re-
porting today for week ended December II
Evening star., 1935-12-18

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment An
dends. Paid this year. Paid last year.
d Companies reported IN receivership or
being reorRanized. ePaYable in stock.
dividend
Evening star., 1935-12-18
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL SILVER.
MONTREAL December 1s R.-Silver
futures opened easier. UNCHANGED to 125
lower. December. 40 00bi March, 45.50b:
May, 45,00b. Bid.
Canadian Industries, Ltd. - Com
pany put into effect further reduc-
ton in price of cellophane.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
Reported By chas. D; Barney g. coJ

her" is a Modem Estate Gas
Rdngel And lucky is the mon who
buys it now. while up to $50 allow.
ance is being offered for your old
stove On any Of the beautiful
ranges on displdY at our show.
rooms. Pick out the range Yeu
want to give her todey.
Evening star., 1935-12-18
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK, December Is GP.-NeyV
YORK Security Dealers Association:
t2uotations as Of 2 oclock)
Evening star., 1935-12-18
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. December 1s.-Dividends
declared (prepsred BY the Standard Sta
tistics Corp.):
Extra,
Evening star., 1935-12-18

ww-With warrants. xw-Without
warrants. New. wt-When issued.
Ut istp)-Stamped.
sNegotiability impaired by maturity.
sCompanies reported in re1eivership.