davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

te Cbjeto fue a mi casa, Y ojala
no hubiera lido, pues clio fue
causa y motive de duelo con ell
ofendido esposo, seg1n lie he
dicho antes.
%Conque es decir. que ell
padre de la nina quiere recupe-
rar su hija?-pregunt6 la con-
desa, como 81 este fuese para
ella de la mayor importancia.
No tiene otra aspiration nj
otro anhelo.
y Gique Sc propone?
i Que Sc yo! Ampararla,
velar por ella, acallando de este
modo sus remordimientos...
Els su deber.
Morales Sc encogi6 de hon.
bros y dijo:
-Esos remordimientos me
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

ell esposo.
i listed no sabe como ST
que?
No..
-IAcaso no ha lido a verle?
No; no he ido...
Andrea sonrio amargamen-
tie, fernando un pesimo con-
cepto de Enrique.
Este 10 comprendi6 aSi, e in
elmo la cabeza confundido.
-GIra listed a visitarle Y a
saber como sigue?-insisti6 E.
la.
-iPara Rue?-repuso el,
procurando diSculparse.--Con-
fieso que me es violento...
-Comprendo.
Y la condesita no diio mas,
poniendo fin de este modo a la
La gaceta., 1935-11-11


va ticnes padre, hija.
ma! Yo misma tie llevare a su
Iado' puesto que 81 asf 10 desea..
por entcnces no do otras
eNpi.'acionas, a ,;esar' de que
OSl ari-lo y la anciana mira
roma scrprendidos, sin acertar
a c~oaprender sus palabras.
Ella sin hacerles case. Sc
qua aeariciando a la nina, CO.
me s. en- a~cariaiarla quisiera
.oyertir todo ell tempo que lie
soeoaba de tenerla a su lado.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

Puerto Rico, tendraAd de antago-
nista, ell viernes, en- New York,
a Johnny de Foe. LIS dos per
tenecen al peso lige&
Ell martes, en- New Haven,
Conn, Steve Carr combatira
con Johnny Rossi; en- los Ange-
les, Cal, Alfredo Rogers Sc da-
ra de punetazos con Hank
Hankison; en- Fresno, Cal. Vic
tor Charamello esta comlrrome-
lido a pelear con Chuck Heffe-
ner.
PARTICIPATES peleas ue hoy lu-
mes: Ell aleman Eric Seelig pc
leara con Charley Belanger, del
Canada; Jimmy Russell Sc bati-
ra en- Trenton con Domenico
Bernard; en- Newark Al Singer
contra Johnny Toomey; Ell
Plainfield, ell polaco Eddie Ran
con Second Powell, y en- Miarai
Beach, Tommy Freeman y Pad.
dy Creedon, Tommy SPECIAL J
Snag Throwbridge.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

EN- PLANT FIELD, hoy por
la tarde, los Espartanos de la
Universidad de Tampa comba-
tiran con los "letrados" de Cum
berland, bajo los auspicios de
la Legion Americana. Nash Hig
gins espera agregar otro .triun-
TO a los va conquistados sobre
Miami, Rollins Y Newberry.
Los locales estan invictos v
ell Cumberland ha ganado a par
tidOs y perdidos 2.
La Inca de fuego ue los dos
"teams" es la siguiente:
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Ell campe6n Braddock Ina

Ell campe6n Braddock lha
comprado un yacht y piensa pa
sar ell verano en- la Florida.
Lo del viaje a la Florida nos
parece indicado y l6gico.
Ell yacht tiene 81 pies de lar
go y ha sido bautizado con ell
nombre de Myrna Lee.
Son seis los camarotes y esta
preparado para la navigation
por alta mar.
va que anuncia una vista 9
Miami, no lie vendria NAL III
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Folletin No. 1926
A PENAS
; QUE REDIMEN
La Gaceta

Interpretando Morales ell ST
lencio de Andrea como una mu-
da aquiescencia a su conducta,
anadio:
y yea 10 que son las cosas
V hasta d6nde llega la inconse-
cuencia de los hombres. Ell pa
Dire de esa criatura, que no Sc
opuso sino muy d6bilmente a
su abandono, ahora quiere re-
cuperarla a toda costa. Con es-
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
conversation y a la entrevista.
Morales Sc puso en- pie.

cCnVefSacl0H y a la enlfeVlSta.
Morales Sc puso en- pie.
Sc encontraba violento ALI, V
ademas, NADIA tenia va que ha-
Ger en- aquella casa, puesto que
habia ccnseguido su doble pro-
p6Sito: sacar dinero y adqui-
rir algunas noticias.
Andrea no intent6 detenerle.
A pesar de su indulgencia pa
IA con todos, aquel hombre ms
pirabale cierta repulsi6n des-
pies de 10 que habian hablado.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
TES
CON LOS GURNTES

Field 81 como adversario de-
Chino Sc trae a un hombre de
la rrimera categoria.
Ha llegado ell momento de
darle autentica animation a.
pugilismo o dejarlo morir de
nuevO.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

Ell pdblico no dara su protec-
zion o un nuevo match" de Chi
no Alvarez con un "bulto". En-
cambio puede afirmarse que lie
nara la arena de Benjamin
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
VII

All despedirse de gu IMPROVE
Sada prctectora, Morales extre-
mo sus manifestations de gra-
titud.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

Con los maestros de AlabA
ma jugaran los "Tars" de Roll
ms.
Linea de batalla de los conV
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

TWO UtJaI u
dc comisario de csc grano a Ia
discretion del ministro de agri-
lltura.
Ell ministry de estad., Sr.
Martinez de Velasctr informo
de la situaci6n international.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

Tampoco parecieron muy del
agrado de Andrea estas pala-
bras; pero tampoco replica a
elias.
-GD6nde vive ell padre de
la nina-pregunt6.
ST vive aGn,-repuso Mo-
rales,-vivira en- la Gale del
Arenal, numero... ALI tiene su
domiciio pero va lie die a US
ted antes, que result6 grave
mente herido en- ell duelo con
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

parecen un POGO tardios. Ell ma
debe prevenirse antes de hacer-
10; no lamentarlo cuando va es-
ia hecho, cuando va no tiene
remedio.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11
Alekhine la decima sexta partid

Amsterdam, nov. lei aam-
pe6n Alexandra Alekhine/gano
la 16a pa6tjda del torneo con ell
DR.. Euwe, reconnaissance ell
primer presto y siendo ahora
"a anotaci6n de 812 bor 712.
Ofreci6 el DR.. Euwe gran re-
sistencia y oblig6 a su contra
rio a poner en- juego toda su ha-
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

e.da. Los cat6Ilcos carsaroH
h Ia G%errota, sierdo Ia ancta-
ci6n &c IA por 7. Hicks impulse
Y anot6 Ell segundo touchdown
del Northwestern. Shakespeare
lley6 81 bal6n, en- los cuatro Ill
limos minutes, a seis yardas de
distancia del goal, zero la ju-
gada no cristalizo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-11

bilidad. Alekhine no decline la
batalla en- ning1n momento y Sc
mantuvo firme hasta @grar Ia
victoria. El campe6n tiene ahd
ra ganadas seis partidas, pdl
cirSo su oponente, con cinco Ia
bias. La TIA partida Sc verifi-
cara en- Eindhcven. $50
The Washington times., 1935-01-30

night club, not only pays on
the dot but gives presents-her
latest a Ford to Vincent Lopez. .
M1tthea Merrytield, still a
sensation in London, aDriteS
back that after being courted
By lords and dukes and lords
and dukes sons, she DISCOVERS
she still cares for Lester Laden
1Ohose ONLY title is "Secretary.
manager for Rudy VGllee"
Supplying society girls tDith So
cial Registrations to Serve as
night club entertainers has be-
come a tlouriShing business
tOith RoS1lind KreSS, as a chief
operator. Most of these gals
haze little talent, but they're
pretty and Dear clothes Uell-
and drGtD the best people. Its
the neWeSt phase of night club
life.
Emil Boreo, who's afraid of
the future, has turned to writ
ing, completing a novel called
Seven Sacred Men," in which
he solves single-handedly the
dictatorship problems of the
world. You may as well stay
m a rri d-platinuln wedding
rings get only a dollar in hook.
-. Just to give you an idea
the single dance sequence thus
The Washington times., 1935-01-30
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The Washington times., 1935-01-30
Odds and Ends

IL you re interested IN
bOurt room stories, here is
another to add to your col
lection. 1t concerns Attor-
heys Goldberg and Katz, who
had been enemies all through
25 years of legal practice.
They opposed each other fre-
duently, and they hated each
other with a vehemence that
would have been more be-
coming with a couple Of
Broadway columnists.
Came the recent day-so the
story goes-when both Goldberg
and Katz were trying still an
other case before local judge.
Goldberg had the upper hand in
the action, and he knew it. So
he was doing everything in his
power to make his adversary
squirm.
IT trust" sneered Goldberg at
one stage Of the case, that my
learned colleague will be a some
what wiser man when this case
Is over"
Katz had been taking such
jibes for hours, and now he lost
his temper. He looked over at
Goldberg and talked under his
breath.
"You, Goldberg" he muttered,
"are nothing but a dirty skunk"
Unfortunately, the judge must
have had his mind off the racing
form at that moment-for he
sat UP with a jerk.
what was that?" he cried
sharply. what did I hear you
say, Counselor Katz?"
Katz gulped. He shook his
head.
"Your Honor must be mistak-
en-" he said. II didn't say any.
thing"
The Judge pounded his gavel.
"Mr. Katz," he declaimed,
"you did say something-and I
will not have you stating that
you didn't. You will either re.
peat what you said a moment
ago, or I will clear the room and
charge you with contempt Of
court. Now, what did you say?"
Katz was growing whittier and
whittier. His lips trembled.
"I-I tell you again, sir" he
asserted nervously, that l didn't
say anything"
The Washington times., 1935-01-30
Viennese Star Signs
Paramount Contract

Crete Natzler, Viennese actress
noted for both voice and beauty,
has been placed under contract
by Paramount following tests
made in London. The deal was
made upon suggestion of E. Lloyd
Sheldon, associate producer on
Emanuel Cohen'S staff, who OBJ
served Miss Natzler last year dur.
ing q European vacation.
The Washington times., 1935-01-30
THE VOICE OF BROADWAY
BY LOUIS SOBOL

far in "Folies Bergere" now
being filmed by Daryl Zanuck,
has cost 160 grand. What be.
cause Of police officials? Well,
Philip Hoyt, former deputy
police commissioner, is now as.
siStant to the publisher of New
York's sophisticated weekly
mag.
Snapshots.
Fred Stones DIR, Paula, be-
comes Mrs. Wilson within
the fortnight. . Lili Damita's
new trouble is Michael Tear
man Thursday afternoon
snapshot: Well dressed pOrtIy
gentleman dunking doughnut
in coffee at Automat on B'way
Actor Walter Connolly. The
Fred Keating-Patricia Ellis rO-
nance threatens to come to an
CAU "AOAAA q 4C" "CChS-Dy
their marriage. Con Conrad
is the flaming youth of Holly
wood again-ever since the sue
cess Of his song, Continental"
-shOwy cars, q brand-new
mansion and q suit (the kind
you wear) from every tailor
in town.
Rubinott is now counting
Jerry Blanchard, the SongStress
Poor WGlly McCurley, the
newspaper man THOSE plight /
discussed only the other day,
Is dead no1D and buried. A DR..
Alfred Julian For, who prac-
tices here, claims to haze lis
coOered q definite cure for
GrthritiS-dnd says he has at.
tidGUits from people actually
cured.
The Washington times., 1935-01-30
ALL IN A DAY
By MARK HELLINGER

) His voice dropped to a con-
fidential whisper.
1T was Charlie JONES'" he
told them. Poor old Charliel
Those roughnecks booed him
plenty"
One of the listeners stepped
in at this point.
"And you came on next?" he
asked curiously. Tell me, how
did you make out?"
The vaudevillian smiled hap
PLY.
Great" he confided. IT
went over with a bang. But do
you want to hear something?
The funniest thing happened:
Right in the middle of my
act, they began to hiss Charlie
again!" "...
The Broadway columnist, re.
lates Fred Koszalka, got himself
married. And on his wedding
night, he sat up very late,
writing. -
Around four in the morning,
his bride called in from the
other room.
Darling" she cooed, cts get
ting very late. Aren't you COM
ing to sleep?"
Don't bother me-" growled
the columnist. I'm trying to
think up a gag. Do you know
any?"
Tears rushed to the brides
eyes. She climbed out Of bed
and began to dress hurriedly.
mo" she cried bitterly, II
don't know any gags. And let
me tell you something right
now. I'm going home to my
mother!"
The columnist shok his head
absently.
Don't bother" he said. "She
probably doesn't know any gags
either!"
The Washington times., 1935-01-30

The Chi Trib's Paris edish
has dropped permanently. :.
Sherman Billingsley of the
Stork Club is on the verge Of
adding the old Embassy, more
recently the Maytown, as a
branch. 4. C. B. Cochrane, quite
content with the reception &C.
corded here to Elizabeth Berg.
ner, has closed with Mae West
for London appearanceS-per.
haps in a musical. Incidental
ly, young Louis Hayward, the
aviator in Point Valaine," has
signed with Metro, the contract
calling for a minimum Of four
pics a year at an annual sal
ary Of so gees...
Impression Of Gertrude Stein
The Cherry Sisters of litera-
ture. Impression Of the Flem-
ingtOn court room as Haupt-
mann takes the stand-seven
people at a night club table
for four. Broadway hears the
stage hands of "Battleship
Gertie" refused Courtney
Burr's personal check-demand-
ing cash. Once a film startling,
Constance Binney is now a
dancer in the Albertina Rasch
chorus. r. Himber observes
that when two BrOadwayiteS
have q hearttO-heart talk,
they're practically speechlesS. ..
Author HilGire Belloc GrriUeS
from SUSSEX in England some.
time around the 18th of Feb.
and 1DtH remain q tortnite 1Dith
friends at 9 Sutton Pl. Il haze
no personal ye1rnipg toWGrd
Belloc or his philosophy, but
'I've Gl1OGyS admired him for lit.
tie bit OF verSe-I don't eveH
Enow that it pGS eOer pub
HShed:: "Ho1D richly aDith ridic-
'ulous display, the Politicians
corpse 1DGS laid GUGy. While
all of his GcQuGirtanceS S1eered
and SlGnged, I 1Dept:: for / had
longed to see him hanged. :"
=. The Inner Circles annual
shoU this year 1Uill be tagged,
"Merrily We Dole Along"
From the Past
Louis Bray, doorman and
hat-check concessionaire at Til.
lies, once owned the Silver
Slipper in Florida and booked
Texas Guinan there. Russia is
still dangling tempting bait to
artists hereASpitalny and his
girl band, for instance, have
been offered 265, 900 ruhles for
a 10 wks. engagement, start
ing in May-which would make
his salary 1000 rubles more
than Stalin's. The + a nous
vaude team of other days, John
and Buster West, are now rum
ming a cafe in Paris on "a Rue
du Mont. called, "West-Haven
Rest" Norman Foster, who
has that perfect" understand
ing with Claudette Colbert is
now escorting Jean Gale around
Hollywood and George White
has settled back to Lois Eckhart
again. ..
Jack Schuster'S impression Of
snow: Goods WhitewaSh".
Paul Draper, Muriel'S dancing
son, and Jane PickenS, Of the
singing sisters, have iced their
heat. Gable address Of Rose.
land, q dance hall here-"WalI-
flower, USA". Jimmy Walker
in q letter to Harry Cooper ex-
plains that the recent trip to
Spain was on doctors orders
for his wife. Lucy Cotton
Thomas, who is having her fling
operating Miami's nO0tiest
The Washington times., 1935-01-30
PrattIe and TattIe

The Leslie Howards, they'd have you believe,
have drifted again. The Bing Crosbys are sur
veying bassinets again. H. Richman, the big kid,
is moping here, delaying his trip to Miami be-
cause he wants to pilot his own plane down and
try to break a recorder his neck
The Washington times., 1935-01-30
In a Spot

'Il q WV
His eyes shining triumphantIy,
Goldberg stood by and said moth
ing. At last, Katz was in a
spot! What swell morning this
was!
His Honor kept his word. He
declared a fifteen minute recess,
and ordered the court room
cleared. Then he turned to
Lawyer Katz.
First you will take the OATH"
he stated coldly, ''and then you
will take the witness stand.
Proceed"
A very nervous Counselor
Katz was sworn in by the at
tendant. Then he ascended the
witness stand, and sat down.
'Now, Katz," said the Judge
ooldly, ''you will remember that
you are under oath. I want to
know right here and now exactly
what it was that you called
Counselor Goldberg under your
breath a few minutes ago."
Katz was cornered, and he
knew it. He looked down at
Goldberg's grinning face-and
then he squared his shoulders.
II called him, Your Honor"
he said clearly, "a dirty skunk!"
The Judge nodded,
"I know it," was his amazing
statement. "You may step down
now, Katz. I just wanted to
hear somebody swear to it!".
Definition-by Namreh Reuak
of Broadway pal:
A guy who would stick you
through thick and thin!
Not particularly new but al
ways funny is the story Of the
self-Satisfied vaudevillian who
stood in front of the Palace
and reviewed his recent tour of
the, sticks. Everywhere, accord
ing to him, he was a sensation.
Even in the very toughest
towns.
Speaking of one small city in
o Mid-Western State, he shook
his head sadly.
T ough Audience
''Now there" he observed,
''was a tough audience! Plenty
tough, what I mean. Why, the
act ahead of me was hissed
right off the stage. Yes, in.
deed. They just hisSed and
Missed until he had to get off"
The Washington times., 1935-01-30
RESORTS
ORLANDO. FLA.

FREE Winter Vacation Booklet. Write RIM.
22S. Chamber Of Commerce. Orlando. Ella
Evening star., 1935-06-19
PACKERS OUTLINE
REFUND|NG PLANS
Wilson & Co. and Cudahy
Issues Would Total About
$37,0O0,0O0.
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, June 1.-TWO large
packing companies, Wilson & Co. and
the Cudahy Packing Co., have an
nounced plans for refinancing involv-
ing the issuance Of approximately
$37. 900 900 in bonds.
Thomas e. Wilson, head of Wilson
& Co., said the firms present funded
debt Of about $1,000, 900 would be re-
financed about August / through a
new bond issue Of $4,000 900. He
said q special meeting of stockholders
would probably be called for about July
20 to authorize q bond issue Of $780,
900, 900, Of which $10,000000 would
remain unissued at present.
e. A. Cudahy, president of the
Cudahy Packing Co., said stockholders
would be asked to authorize negotia-
tions for reflnancing two outstanding
bond issues amounting to $4,000, 900.
Swift & Co. recently refunded $43,-
900, 900 Of understanding debt and Ar
mour & Co. is completing details Of q
program for refunding $42,214,000 in
outstanding bonds with a new issue
of $48 8,000, 900 bearing lower interest
rate.
Wilson said the new bonds would be
offered at an interest rate mot ex-
ceeding per cent" The two issues
to be retired bear interest Of and 8
per cent, respectively,
Evening star., 1935-06-19
DECLINE EXTENDED
AT STEEL PLANTS
LuII Gives Producers Added
Incentive to Maintain
Present Prices.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Continuing
to reflect q seasonal shrinkage in
orders, steel industry operations have
dropped III percentage points to SO
per cent Of capacity, Iron Age re-
ported in its weekly summary today.
Declining operations, the summary
pointed out, have given producers an
added incentive TO maintain present
prices, since the low output entails
higher costs.
However, pressure against the price
structure has not been nearly so
severe as was feared when the steel
code was nullifed, and the propensity
Of buyers to postpone purchases is Of
diminishing Importance as a market
factor" 1t said.
pig iron buying Is in larger volume,
though still at close range. Structural
steel awards Of 25,2o0 tons are the
third largest Of the year to date.
Prospects for large purchases Of
steel under the $4,000, 100000 works.
relief program have been darkened by
Washington's announcement that most
"a Vic hAOAACy W SC oPShb wall 81 W
direct labor.
$50 far as can be learned, the steel
industry has made no move to submit
voluntary code to the new skeleton
lied N. r. A. The antitrust amend
ment to the new N. r. A. act covers
such an underlined area as to dis
courage broad trade agreements, and
the doubtful advantages gained from
such understandings could be easily
Offset by renewed labor difficulties,
encouraged by administrative inter-
probation Of the industry's obligations
under section IA"
The Iron Age composite price for
steel scrap remains unchanged at
$l071 q gross ton, although prices
have a heavier tone in most markets
and have undergone further general
decline at Cleveland. The composites
for pig iron and finished steel also are
unchanged at $l7S4 a ton and 2.l24
cents a pound, respectively.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
EGGS IRREGULAR
ON D. c. MARKET
Government Graded Extras,
Large, Steady to Firm.
Others Weaken.

Egg quotations were irregular on the
Washington produce market today.
While U. s. extras, large, were steady
to firm, other grades displayed weak
tone at lower levels.
Live poultry was mostly easy at un-
changed prices. The summary with
egg and live poultry prices furnished
by the Department Of Agriculture
follows:
BUTTER-One- pound prints (92 scorel
27; tub, 26; 1-pound prints go score), 20;
tub. %; 1-pound prints (s9 score). rs;
MEATs-Beef. 12ha22; veal. 16a17;
laanb l6alsi pork ,loins, fresh. 24a26i
isMs17; Compound, iS%aisH.
LIVE 6TOCK-Hogs, light. 9.5Qa9 75;
medium, 960a975;. heavy, s;00a9 90;
roughs, 8 .o0a7 90; pigs, s;00a9 calves
4.00a7; 7;5o; lambs, 4;OOa7,So. s...av .o
M GRADES weak and lower. Current receipts,
22a22hi hennery whites. 23ha24. Gov
ernment graded and dated white eggs On
cluding grading and marketing costsl
U. s. extras, large. 3lh; o; B. extras
mediums, 28h; U. s. standards. large. 20.
LIVE PogITRY-MaTkst, , meStly 3StGr.t easy
st stupGs pdshsnfsS sa Sv.P Prfss: s under
EeShorns, 10; ROSTERS. I0a12 Spring
chickens-Leghorns, 16a16; Plymouth
Rocks. under 3z pounds, 24a26; over 3ha
pounds, 25a26. Turkeys-Hens' 1oi toms'
14a15.
Evening star., 1935-06-19
SHoRT.TERM SECURITIES.
CRepOrted BY chas D. Barney g. Col

Chalmers Co. SIS 1897. 10IA lOih
Amer Beet Sugar IS 1940.. 1929 80,
Am. Tel. & Tel 5l2s 1913. 112 112A
Atlantic Refining IS 1897. 1878 107A
Bethlehem Steel 5s 1886. 1043a 104la
California Packing 5s 1910 104ss 104A
Canadian Nor Ry. rs 1910. 105A 105h
Ches. q Ohio Ry. IS 1889 112la 113
Chi Gas 1t a. Coke 5s 1887 1O5% 106
Chi. Northwest. Gas 1886 531a 6O14
PsaTars Psn Rio agas04 GT 4ss Sfa fa5s 1897 s & 3$&
Edison FL Illum. As 1889. 10Sh -.
Gen, Pub. Service 51zs 1880 99ss 100
Gotham SILK Hos. 6s 1885. 81 92A
Grand TT. Cana6a 6s 1895 1859 100
Great Northern Ry. rs 1896 g534 90
Illinois Central Gas 1886. e5 g6H
init. Tel. l. Tel. AIS 1885. 74Iz S4%
Lake Erie & West IS 1887. 1924 1887
Lehigh Valley Coal 0s 1898. g1H 92z
Louisville & Nash. IS 1897. 107A 1OS15
"a 21q4SHls5n NsngLa 4s 4y9115' 1O2. ''''s
New YORK Dock IS loss: 50 81
Ohio River R. R. IS 1887. 101h 104
Penn-Dixie Cement 6s 194l $3.50 SO
Penna. r r, Co. Gas 1886. 103R 1O3S
Pure Oil Co. 5hs 1887, 10IS 1OlA
Rep Iron n Steel IS 1870. lO5ss -.
Rio CIR. Western As 1939... 81 S4A
Sinclair Cons. Oil rs 1887. 10IB 1O2
Vanadium Corp. IS 194l... S07s 81
Wabash Rwy Co. IS $780,. 95h 96
west. N. z. d Pa. IS 1887. 1854 1oS
Evening star., 1935-06-19
Dividends Ordered
Bv Woodward &
Lothrop Directors

Directors Of woodward & Lnthrop
have declared the usual 25-cept extra
dividend on the company's common
stock and also the regular quarterly
dividend of 80 cents a share On the
same stock. Botn sre payable on
June AZ.
The directors also have declared
the regular quarterly Of 81 rs per
share on the preferred stock, payable
on the same date as the disbursements
on the common.
Both issues are LISTED on the Wash
ington Stock Excnange.