davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Tn aviador cubano tratara
de devolver a Espana la vista
de Barberan y Collar. Ira por
la America del Sur, Africa y
despues Sevilla, la ciudad que
milloneS de personals anhelan vi
star.
La expedition ha sido prepa-
rada por la marina constitucio-
nal, de la que es jefe ell teniente
coronel Gonzalez, ell hombre
que lloraba junto al DR.. Grau,
en- ell puerto de la Habana, Guam
do ell eximio cubano iba a hacer
una vista a MEXICO.
Aunque tenemOs en- POGO a
precio al teniente coronel, que
de navegaci6n muy POGO sabe,
al photo teniente Menendez lie
deseamos mucha suerte Y que
tenga ell placer y ell honor de
llegar a Sevilla.
Ell exito del vuelo sera ell ext
to de un cubano valiente, que
parece desea a~lejarse de ia ley
de fugas' y los actos barbaros
del "batistado".
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
UNA MUJER HIRIO A UN
SOLDADO

Habana, Die. 31.-Ha sido
encarcelada en- Santiago de Ca
ba una mujer que hiri6 grave
mente al soldado Maxine Ro
que Rodriguez, con ell cual vi
via. La mujer alega que Sc de
.fendi6 de los injustos ataques
del Rogue, que con frecuencia
la maltrataba.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Don Fermin S9uto, ell secre-
tario del Centre Espanol, era
amigo de don Enrique desde
hace "a amos.
lie conoci en- la fabrica Loza-
no Pendas, en- New York-nos
dijo Souto. "Su Ito don Isidro
guerra que aprendiese toda la
"mecanica" de la taba4ueria an
ties de ponerlo en- I'm puesto de
responsabilidad.
Manuel Campos, que Sc en-
cuentra en- Espana, trabajaba
en- la mesa n1mero l y 20 en- la
2. Enrique, muy j6ven todavia,
'1e cogia tripa', como alprendiz
a Campos.
Los tabaqueroS decidimos pc
dir un aumento de jornal Y me
nombraron del comite de huel-
ga. Entraron a laborar "a rom
pehuelgas.
Enrique, que siempre habla-
ba conmigO, Sc me acerc6 y me
dijo: Me voy a Cayo Hueso a
abrir Una fabrica.
ESQ 10 dicen ustedes para
que n9s rindamos los tabaque-
ros.
Tie apuesto un billete a que
es verdad 10 que te digo.
Ape 7tado.
Don Enrique gan6 la apues-
ia pero a don Fermin Sc lie OIL
vid6 pa2arle ell billete.
Hace pocos dias Sc encontra-
ron en- un establecimiento local
y ell Sr. PendaS lie pregunt6 a
Fermin, en- broma:
jCuando 'piensas pagarme,
con los intereses ell billete q. tie
game en- New York?
Don Fermin lie contest6: I'm
dia de estes, cuando volvamos
a la iuventud.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Ginebra, Die. 31.-Oficial-
mente avisan desde Adds A :
baba que ell emperador ha or
denado una ofensiva general y
que para llevarla a termino Sc
han concentrate 500, 600 hon.
bres. Ell ataque Sc intensified
ra en- la parte norte. Tres divi-
stones, con I'm total de 10000,
estan convergiendo en- Maka :
lie, la ciudad ocupada por los
fascistas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
REVOLUCI0NARI0S CON.
DENADOS EN- LOGRONO

Madrid, Die. 31.-Se efectud
en- Logrono el consejo de que
ira contra 80 vecinos acusados
de Volar puentes, asaltar CO
mercios y batirse con la fuerza
p1blica. FL cabecilIa fue conde-
nado a 20 amos de preside y
los otros a penas que fluctdan
entire 4 meses y IA amos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
CAWTH0N ASPIRA A
LA REELECTION

Tallahassee, Die. 31.-W, S.
.Cawthon, que desde ell ano 1929
desempeha ell puesto de superin
tendente de instruction publica,
ira a la reelection en- las prima-
rias del ano entrante.
Cawthon fue nombrado SUI
perintendente por ell goberna :
dor Hardee, en- 1922, y desde
entonces ha venido desempenan
do ell cargo, sin Oposici6n.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Descansa en- terra de la Flo
rida, donde pasara los mejores
amos de su vida, Don Enrique
Pendas.
Don Enrique era primero es-
panol y despu6s fabricante de
tabacos.
Una vez lie oimos decir: Mu-
ch)s que ahora miriam de sos
layo, como 81 fueran superhom-
bres, no usaban corbata cuando
~nosctros llegamos a Tampa con
las fabricas.
No lie dolian prendas a la no.
ra de decir la verdad.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
VISTA AL P~RESIDENTE
BARNET

Habana, Die. 31.-Hizo a :
yer una vista al presidente
Barnet, ell ministro de Francia,
NJ. Carteron. Trat6 de la visi-
ia que hoy haran a la Habana
los personajes franceses que "a
sistieron a las fiestas efectua-
das en- la Martinica. Viajan los
funcionarios y periodistas ga
los en- ell vapor Colombia.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
LA DEVOLU-
CION DEL
DE FERRARA

Habana, Die. Bel juez
de instruction de la secci6n Sc
gunda ha ordenado Sc lie de-
vuelva al DR.. Orestes Ferrara,
exsecretario de estado, Ell auto
m6vil de que Sc habia incau-
tado ell municipio.
La decision del juez Sc lie
comunic6 aver mismo al alcal-
de Sr. Belt y personals intere-
sadas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
DICESE QUE VENDRAN GIN
Co MIL TURISTAS

Habana, Die. 31.-La conf
sion del turismo ha hecho pu-
blicar en- los peri6dicos que du
rante ell mes de enero vendran
a la Habana mas de 5000 tn,
ristas americanos, la mayor
parte residences en- Miami. Ma
chos pasaran aqui ell ano nue.
Vo.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
REUNION DE LOS PARTIDA
RIOS DEL PLAN TOWN
SEND

Los partidarios del plan de
pensiones Town end elebraran
hoy una reunion, a las 1880 de
la noche, en- ell tabernaculo de
la avenida de Nebraska y Flo
ribraska.
Hablaran los Sres. w. d.
Bell y T. r. G. Croweil, de Ar
cadia.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
ATROPELLADO UN CHINO
DE 1O7 AMOS

Habana, Die. 31.-Una ca
rretilla de mano derlibo aver
a un viejo chino, en- la esquina
de Rayo y Zanja, fracturando-
lie una pierna. Sc ha sabido que
ell asiatico tiene 107 amos de
edad.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

despu9s cruzara ell Atlantico
del Sur hasta Dakar, en- Afri-
ca, completando la Ultima eta
pa en- Sevilla,
Cuando Barberan y Collar
vinieron a la Habana, Menen :
dez, que era aviador civil. ira
to de conseguir un aeroplano,
por subscription popular, pero
no encontr6 ell calOr suficiente.
FL presidente Barnet firma-
ra hoy un decreto disponiendo
sc situen las cantidades nece :
sarias para cubrir los gastos de
la empresa.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
Ell CANCILLER AUSTRIA
co PIENSA RETIRARSE
A UN MONASTERIO

Viena, Die. 31-Varios miem
bros de la Dieta Federal Aus
triaca declararon anoche que ell
canciller Kurt Schuschning pien
sa retirarse a un monasteriO.
La determination obedece a la
tragica muerte de su esposa, o.
currida hace cinco meses en- I'm
accidente automovilista.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
~DIVORCIADA LA PAREJA
IDEAL

Los Angeles, Die. 31.-La pa
reja ideal, ell "perfecto roman
ce" entire la actriz Barbara
Stanwyck y 81 actor Frank
Fay, termin6 aver en- un divor-
clio. Miss Stanwyck declare ante
ell juez que su espOso rehia con
ella, sin vsTdadsro motive
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

pera Ell Emperador que las llu-
Was de Enero convertiran los
caminos en- fangales, quedando
obligadoe los italianos a reti-
rarse a terreno mas SECURE,
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
probabilidades de que Hauptma
Alibrarse de la silla electrica '

solver 81 procede o no la conmu-
tacion de la pena.
EN- este cas(particular, dijo
ell goberna~ Hoffman, 81 ell
hombre es completamente cul :
Fable no existe punto de apoyo
para conceder ell perd6n.' Con-
ferenciaron con la corte de per-
dones ell coronel Mark O. Kim
berling, alcaide de la prisi6n del
estado, Y ell asistente abogado
general BackeS.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

La dicha de nuestros amigos,
lectores y anunciantes, sera
nuestra dicha, en- 1886.
Desde hace muchos amos (14)
sus renas y dolores son nues-
tros dolores y nuestras penas.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Ell DR.. Winton eScoge a las
sociedades lati1Ps como mode
10 Y ~nosotros aplaudimos su no.
BILE sinceridad.
Las sociedades mutualistas
pagan bie%a sus medicos y de
ellos obtienen la mejor atenci6n
possible.
En- camb2 muchos buenos
medicos, que no dependen de
sociedades como 'las nuestras"
pasan las de Cain para vivir
comodamente.
Ese testimonio del ilustre CT
rujano, feel espejo de la verdad,
merece Ell agradecimientQ de la
colonia latina.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
Dicese que ell emperador etiope ha ordenado la
ofensiva con I'm e~jjesrcito de 100000 hombres

Ell primer ministro Mussoli-
nj Sc rerni6 aver con sus conse
jeros discutiendo la creaci6n
de I'm ORGANISING que controle
por complete ell trabajo y los
negocios. Tn communicate tia
liano da cuenta de haber pc
recido So hombres en- I'm COM
bate verificado ell domingo, Ell
ell frente Norte. Las tropas tia
lianas aseguran haber obteni-
do - Victoria en- ell frente
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
MURIO UN ANCIANO DE
100 AMOS

Habana, Die. 31.-Dejo de
existir aver en- su casa del We
dado, Gale Is esquina a rs, eli
anciano Justo Llera, que tenia
100 amos de edad. La arterio-
e~sslorosis le produjo Ia muer-
La gaceta., 1935-12-31
MIR NDO AL PASADO.- CENTRIC, NO IL
QUERDA.- UN CUBANO A SEVILLA

don Diegos MARTINEZ Barrie,
no colabora con ell Sr. Portela
Valladares y su gabinete, aun-
que tiene plena confianza en- la
integridad y acrisolada honra-
DEE del primer minsstro cen
N%ta.
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

slnato y SecueStfo Gel nlJo Gel
coronel Lindbergsr, sin llegar a
un acuerdo. Ell gobernador Hoff
man presidi5 la corte de ocho y
dijo que sus colegas lie habian
encargado senalase la fecha de
otra reunion, con ell fin de re-
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

Pres;dente de la Camara de
Concrete de Ybor, merece ser
felicitado pol. ell exito de su la
Dor, en- ell ano que hoy termina
La gaceta., 1935-12-31

g. 31.--La
Iscuti6 aver
Del case de
/ HauptNann,
tpor ell ase-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

Copyright, 1888. Henry A. Simmer
Hit IS times in IS minutes: and
the Empire State is not damaged
day, in another Connecticut township, three
youths ran for the shelter of an oak tree to
escape heavy rain; lightning hit the tree,
killing one boy and injuring the other two.
The safest procedure when caught in the open
in thunderstorm, advises the United States
Weather Bureau, is to lie fiat on level ground.
Better to get wet than to burn.
Both automobiles and airplanes have been
struck, but very rarely, and neither of these
vehicles is to be considered danger spot. If
an airpane is in the path of discharge
between two clouds or between cloud and
the ground, it may get hit - but a cautious
pilot avoids mixing with thunderclouds.
Automobiles owe their relatively low per-
centage of hits to the fact that they are close
to the ground and thus are protected by trees,
telephone posts and other taller objects
around them - their safety probably lies in
this more than in any insulation provided by
their rubber tires. But don't park under tree
in Thunderstorm!
Not only can we say that lightning often
strikes again in the same place, but we may
add with the assurance of recent scientific
research that it always strikes at least twice
IN the same place. That is to say, photo
graphic studies show that every lightning bolt
IS in reality two one down striking from
the cloud, the other upstriking from the
ground and each of these in turn appears
to be stepped series of very rapid strokes.
The flashes come in quick succession, the
torrent of electricity which makes up each
stroke travels thousands of miles a second,
and the whole combination of performances is
so almost instantaneous that the eye sees the
complicated sequence as single vivid flash.
These Photographic studies we're made
possible by the use of revolving, double
lens camera, the invention of the English
physicist, G. ]. Boys. The idea itself is not
new. Indeed, DR.. Boys invented his camera
many years ago, and carried it with him
twenty-six years in vain attempts to photo
graph double image of thunderbolt. The
lightning eluded him again and again, but
finally, while he was on visit to the United
States, his camera made its lucky shot. During
thunderstorm in New York State he got the
picture he had long been seeking.
The next act in this drama of research shifts
CONTINUED on page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11
by GEORGE w. GRAY


falsity of the old adage that light
ming never strikes twice in the same
place. Indeed, in the case of many
skysGapers, eye-witnesses have seen single
building struck again and again. During a
violent thunderstorm in New York one
morning before daybreak, the Empire State
Building was hit fifteen times in as many
minutes. Five of these magnificent strokes
were photographed by an alert photographer
from his apartment window. No damage was
done to the building, for its steel framework
is SO large and so thoroughly grounded that it
can take care of the hugest discharge with
perfect ease.
Not only does the deep-rooted steel skeleton
of this tallest tower provide complete pro-
lection for itself and its occupants, but it
serves as an effective lightning rod for the
surrounding neighborhood. Laboratory tests
show that the zone of protection afforded by a
steel building is cone shaped If you take the
center Of the ground floor as the center of
circle whose radius is two and half times the
height of the building, and describe cone
connecting this circle on the ground with the
top of the tower. all that lies within the cone
may be regarded as safe from ordinary light
ming tie, from clouds one mile high or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

"A fork OF lightning extending
from the clouds to hill top
electric power, light and communication wires
with their lightning anesters and other
grounded conductors. Of 749 fires by lightning
reported in Iowa for five-year period, only
l53 occurred in towns; the remaining 500
were farm dwellings and barns. Nine out of
ten of these buildings burned were not pro-
tected by lightning rods. Most of the deaths
from lightning - and about 600 per year is
the toll for the United States and Canada -
occur in the open country
Only few weeks ago group of strawberry
pickers were overtaken by sudden storm in
Connecticut field. They rushed for an open
shed and had hardly reached cover when
binding flash struck, killed two, burned four
and shocked fourteen Others On that same
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-11

higher. Since the Empire State Building is
1850 feet tall, this means that everything on
the ground within radius of half mile is
protected provided it does not protrude
outside the cone.
Several years ago, during brilliant play of
lightning on the spire of the Woolworth
Building in New York, sudden bolt flashed
between cloud and the metal dome of the
New York World Building considerably
lower structure on the opposite side of City
Hall Park. When the distance was computed
it was found that although the base of the
World Building was within the protected
cone Of the Woolworth, its dome protruded
and thereby offered itself as an inviting path
to any nearby overloaded cloud.
The city dweller is safer from lightning
than the country dweller, both because of the
steel buildings and because of the network of
Evening star., 1935-01-10
STOCKS IMPROVE
LATE IN SESSION
Rally in Utility Shares Gives
Market Better Ap.
pearance.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK. January 10-A rally
in utility shares gave the stock mar
ket better appearance in the last hour
today, following dull and steady
tendencies earlier. Consolidated Gas
and Public Service Of New Jersey rose
around a point each. Scattered spe-
cialties were firm, Spiegel-MayStern
advancing some points. Industrial
and rail leaders were narrow. includ-
ing Santa Fe, United States Steel and
General Motors, American Telephone
gained fraction. Transfers approXl-
mated $50, 900 shares.
Shares of Gillette, Caterpillar Trac-
tor and Continental Can edged up to
new high territory for the past year.
National Department Store advanced
about points. and Columbia Pic
lures certificates and Allied Chemical
we're up a point or so each. The
latter was eX-dividend. Other steady
issues included Foster Wheeler, Proctor
g. Gamble, Pullman, Liggett g. Myers
b and Great Western Sugar
Standard Oils of New Jersey and
California appeared to have shaken
off some of the depression resulting
from the adverse Supreme Court rul-
ing on N. r. A. regulation. They
were fractionally higher. Santa Fe.
New York Central, Union Pacific,
Consolidated Gas, United States Steel,
American Telephone, General Motors,
Chrysler, Loew's, National Distillers,
Western Union, Westinghouse, Cen
eral Electric and numerous others
recorded only slight variations.
The United States Steel Corp. re-
ported total shipments for December
of 4l8.630 tons against 366ll9 tons
in November, but this improvement
had been generally expected.
Continued improvement in retail
trade was reflected by some Of the de-
partment store issues. which we're in
demand on the belief that earnings
statements will exceed even the most
optimistic expectations. Mail order
and chain store sales for the past year
were understood to have shown an in-
crease of around l8 per cent over 1888.
The rails were not particularly re-
sponsive to early estimates of an up
turn in freight-car loadings for the
last week 1t was believed in some
quarters that tomorow's official load
ings figures would disclose a gain Of
some $1,000 cars over the previous
week which would be more than sea-
sonal. but under the total for the
corresponding week last year.
Evening star., 1935-01-10
FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE
CUTS INTEREST BASIS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, January 10-Wal-
ter LeMar Talbot. president Of the
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Philadelphia, announced that the di-
rectors have adopted a resolution re-
ducing from 312 to 8 per cent the
interest basis used by the company in
the computation of life insurance pre-
miums and reserve, the change to
apply to new insurance contracts and
to be put into effect at as early a
date as practicable.
Mr.. Talbot said that factors in the
present situation with respect to in
terest rates on safe investments "in-
dicate the probable maintenance for
many years ahead of lower levels than
have obtained in the recent past"
Evening star., 1935-01-10
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON.-Business on the Stock Ex-
change was fairly active today Gilt
edged securities swung upward on good
buying. and rumors of a government con-
version scheme. several issues touching new
hign records Gold mining stocks. tin
shares and inoustrlals improved while
transatlantic and oil issues eased. The
market closed irregular.
PARIS.-Rentes led general advance
on the Bourse today gaining from three
eighth5 to half point Gold mining shares
and Young loan issues also showed gains.
The closing was weak.
BERLIN-Although prices on stocks
taired a friendly tone. The closing was
Steaoy.
Evening star., 1935-01-10
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
CReported by chas. D. Barney & Coz

NEW YORK. January 10 GP,.-ForelEn
exchange steady, Great Britain III dollars.
others in cents. Great Britain demand.
4 -; cables I99. 6O-day bills, 4,9l ?;
France. demand 6.62ls: cables. 6.62 81:
Italy. demand. SIS. cables. SIS
Demands-Beleium. 23.4 Germany.
1925: Holland, % so: Norway, 24s2;
Sweden. 25.3S; Denmark. 21. ~: Finland.
2.1Siz: Switzerland. % 50; Spain. 1872;
Portugal. 1 4Si7; Greece. "a; Poland.
1897 Czechosloyakia. 4:l9i7; Yugoslavia.
2.29 Austria 1e92n; Hungary. 2a.S0n:
Rumsnia, ola Argentina. 32.S0n;
Brazil; 9,65: Toxic, rs; - ShanEhai.
35.12i7 Hongkons. AZ 40 Mexico City
Csilver pesol. %. SIS; Montreal in New
York. 100.62lz; New York in Montreal.
9q3fi5.
Nominal
Evening star., 1935-01-10
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January l0.-An out
burst of buying in the corn market
late today lifted prices both OF corn
and wheat rather sharply. but top
quotations were not we'll maintained.
Next to no corn was being offered
to arrive from rural sources. Farm
reserves of corn were generally ex-
pected to be officially announced as
the smallest at this season since 1871.
Wheat closed nervous. at the same
as Yesterdays finish to y cent higher,
May, 1.01 ss-15; corn. "a off to L up
May. 9l1s-H: oats at Is decline 10 %
advance, and provisions VARYING from
Is cents setback to rise of 2 cents.
WHEAT Open. High. Low CLOSE
Evening star., 1935-01-10

2:30 pm.
Ga1ar
Stocks and

1o34- Stocks and 8
High. Low. Dividend Rate. A.
Ill 80 Abram Straus pf(7)
llK 6 Adams Express...H
S4h Is Adams Mills (2).
11h 6s4 Addressograph. 80.
7ss 3h Advance Rumley...
ga Al Affiliated Prod t60c)
1l3 91t. Air Reduction (3O..
23h 16ss Alaska Jun tt1.20) J
IA 2% Albany Wrap Paper
5h 1h Alleg Corp (k).
1874 Al Alleg Cp wsS0w(k).
160S4 ;f51s Allied Chem t6)... J
23sA 1Oss Allis-Chalmers.
7s4 21s Anal Leather. .....
As 25 Anal Leath pf (j2).
h5& 80 Amerada Corp co.
As 25A Am Ag Chem Delt2)
25N liz Am Bank Note. -.
501a 40 Am Bank Nte pf t3)
122 So Am Brake Sh pf (D
ll4I 90h Am Can (t5).......
331s IL Am Car & Foundry.
561a 80 Am Car & Found pf.
40 10 Am Chain pf. ......
TON 46A Am Chicle (t3h)...
621a E0& Am Comcl Alcohol.
1871 61a Am Crystal Sugar.
72A 461s Am Crystal Sug pf.
5 lis Am Encaustic. .....
1874 31s Am & Foreign Pwr..
25 IL Am & For Pw pf t6)
80 ll& Am & For Pw pf (7)
l7Ia 61s Am G. For Pw I'd pf.
221& 101s Am Hawaiian SS(1)
36ss 261s Am Home Prod 2.40.
10 3 Am Ice Co.
IL u Am La France (k)..
10 3A Am La Fran pf (k).
3SN 141a Am Locomotive. -.
TAN 3519 Am Locomotive pr,
2S9s 12ss Am Mch&Fy (s0c)..
10 412 Am Mach & Met eff.
27as 121s Am Metals. ........
81 63 Am Metals pf......
12N 8 Am Power & Light.
26A 9]a Am Pal IS pf uA)
29h 11as Am P&L s6 pf (1h)
17Ss 10 Am Radiator.......
2Sh 131a Am Rolling Mills. :.
68 SO Am Safety Razor4D
2% 81 Am Ship & Com. %.
51h 30A Am Smelt G. Ref.
1091a 71h Am SIR SC pf G3).
125 100 Am S&R 10 pf (O..
II 48% Am Snuff (T3A)...,
26la 10}s Am Steel Foundry.
44,. 81 Am Stores (t21D...
II as Am Sugar (2)......
"a l3a. Am Sum Tob ~.
125H l00M Am Tel & Tel (9)...
s51a 65h Am Tobacco t5)....
SO Ct Am Tobacco B (5)..
1909. 1914 Am Tobacco pf t6).,
Is 3 Am Type Fdrs tk)..
2s& 7a4 Am Type Fdrs pf f(k)
27ss 12ss Am Water Wks Cd \
so 50 Am Wat W 1st (6)..
17h 7 Am Woolen. .......
sss. Sc Am Woolen pf ....
AZ / Am Writ Paper Ck).
17l5 2Ts Am Writ Pap pf (k)
17L 10 Anaconda Copper. :,
24a4 131s Anchor Cap (60c).
106 s4 Anchor Cap pft61z)
o9ls 26A Archer-Dan-M d..
6s. 312 Armour of Illinois.
71A 46k Armour III pr pf (6)
SIS 54 Armour of Ill pf. ...
sss 3 Arnold Consta ble.
73s. 45h Atch To & S F (h2)-
80 70ls Atch To&S F pf t5).
54A 241a Atlantic Coast Line.
35L 2113 Atlantic Ref ID.
55ta 35A Atlas Powder (2).
lot s3 Atlas Powder pf (6)
57ss l6l. Auburn Auto.
65 3913 Austin Mich pf A(5)
l0s4 3A Aviation Corp Del. (.
Evening star., 1935-01-10
PARIS BANK CHANGES.

PARIS January 10 R.-The weekly
statement of the Bank OF France shows
the following changes in francs: Gold
decreased 100000 900: sight balances
abroad decreased 1000. 900; bills dis
bills bought abroad increased 1.000.O00
advances increased 1000. 900: circula-
ton increased 175 100000 current ac-
counts decreased 1855. 100000:
Rate Of discount. 2l2 per cent.
Evening star., 1935-01-10

yeSHAudy 1ol
time. Vice PreSi-
dent o. H. P.
johnson C a ii e d
attention to the
fact that the
bank was cele-
brating its 120th
anniversary and
that Mr.. White
was rounding out
SO years service
with the institu-
tion, havin G
started at the
bottom and risen
to the top.
Mr.. i h nSon
o.. =. - - anAL Ahn
Evening star., 1935-01-10
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES,

SAVANNAH. January 10 .LP.-Turpen-
tine firm so; sales 1s receipts o.lS i3' Sh1p f1n
sales. us; receipts. 9sS: shipments. .130:
stock. 121 .73O. Quotations. 3; 100; p
4.10; z. 40: r. lao: G. 80; H l.
X 600.
Evening star., 1935-01-10
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK January 10 UP-Can
money steady; l per cent all day. Time
loans steady: 80 days-6 months. 34a1 rer
cent. Prime commercial paper "a. Bank
ers' acceptances. unchanged. Rediscount
rate. New York Reserve Bank. Ia per
cent.
Evening star., 1935-01-10
WHITE IS HONORED
BYBANKD|RECTORS
National Metropolitan Head
Praised on e-eIection for
TWenty-sixth Term.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

George W. White, president of the
National Metropolitan Bank. was paid
a special tribute by his directors when
he was reelected to the presidency
Yesterday for the twenty sixth
Evening star., 1935-01-10
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. January 10 GP.-Silver
futures opened steady. January. 4.45o:
October, -56.7Ob: December. 56.3Ob.
Bid.