davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Co pocft S rodinou.

"Maly Joe" Palmeri, 5917
Highland ave., a jeho manzel-
ka Frances, 25leta, mali byti
deportovani re ST. Louis do L
talie jake rusitele Harrisonova
aktu prot prodeji narkotik, a.
lie jejich tri d6ti narozene V A
merice, vyvezeny byti memo
hou. Vznika tax problem o
kter6m uvazuj1 oficialove pTi-
stehovaleck6 a naturalizacn1
6radovny. Celia otazka je je-
ste dale ~zapletena okolnost1,ze
Palmeri ceka brzky pr1rdstek
rodiny.
Palmer sc pred rokem pTi-
znala, re vlastnila a prodavala
morfin, ale rozsudek byl tehdy
zadrzen jezto cekala d1t6. Mel
byti vynesen V patek, ale jejf
manzeI oznamil federaln1mu
soudci Davisovi, re jeho zena
ceka jin6 dfte, a re tudfz sc ne
mGze dostaviti k pTelfcen1. W.
nesenf rozsudku tud1z bylo O.
pet odlozeno, tentokrate do "a.
kvetna. Palmeri sc mezitim
take primal k prodeji morf1nu
a t6z V jeho pr1padu vynesen1
rozsudku bylo zadrzeno. Poole
federaln1ho zakona on i jeho
zena jsou podrobeni deportaci
beze slysenf, jelikoz zadny z
mich nen1 obcanem.
George Harris, SET pTist6ho-
valeck6ho 1Tadu vyslovil ma
zor, re Palmeriovi mohou unik
nouti i deportaci z dGvodu, re
jejich deti co Americana, ne
mohou byti vyvezeny. Kdyby
ale rodice byli deportovani,
mohou 81 vybrati witt deti S Sc
bou nebo nechati je zde. Kdy-
by ale je chteli odvezti, vlada
by mela zaopatTiti penfze ma
jich cestovn6, coz ale nem1ze
uciniti jezto z deportacnfch
fondd Sc mohou platiti vylohy
jen neobcanG. Kdyby z1stali
V zemi, stat Sc must postarati O
jich vyzivu a vzdelani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
PAM sc chtela prave trochu

PAM Sc chtela prav6 trochu
z~aupejpat a taky neco skrom-
neho pronest, kdyz tn najed-
nou odnekud re zadu Sc vyno-
rial tezka muzska ruka, sahla
pc fotografifch a ponury HAS
k tomu zamrucel: "Hergot, to
je nakyho kvicen1! Ukazte mi
to taky, at Sc podfvam!" Byl
to pan Enemuf.
Ale AMI PAM Sazena, AMI je-
j pr1telkyne neznaly pana E.
nemufa. Byl to, jak Sc tax re-
kne, pro ne CHI clovek - indi-
viduum.
ga jsem Enemuf!" praviI
muz a zmocniv Sc fotografii,
dolozil ma vysvetlenou: "Vono
V techle vecech je moe false,
vine? Vono Sc jecf: balcony,
balcony -- ale pTtvarku ne
mann rad, vine? Hned Sc po-
d1vam -"
panel" vzkrikla PAM SAFE
ma, vzpamatovavsi Sc. eco 81
to dovolujete? Pane, ia vas ne
IMAM - jak ste Sc sem We
.tTel?"
Zat1m ten pan zahlouban do
obrazkG, nedbal O ty Teci a ie-
nom sam k sobe haste pro-
mlouval: mo jo! Dyk sem 81
to myself! Fales! Pretvarka!
Hergot, to sou dnes lidi! Ba-
Jecny, balcony - a baba ma
ksicht, re by ma mem zrucnej
operator mel diva roxy furt co
delat."
Rozhnevan, obracf Sc pan E.
k tenn obema lichoticfm:
Proc j to n6ktera neTeknete?
At votevfe voci! At vidf! Dyt
z toho ksichtu niue nit radost
nejvejs vyrobce naplastf! vi
dite, jak Sc il jen tax stavfte,
falesnice? Ale ia il Teknu
pravdu: ia sem Enemuf a IA
u0VyQrZ1m ]!
Nikdy, kdyz je takhle ma
mol, pan Enemuf nesnasf fales
jest mu pax ovsem trpeti.
Nekolikrat je uz trestan pro
prestupek opilstv1, jednou do
konce i pro veTejne nasilf = to
AMI nebyl docela ma mol - ale
tentokrate nahodou vyvazl, ne
BOT PAM Sazena 81 nejak dlou-
no rozmyslela podat zalobu a
IA konec il podala az pc AZ
denni lhGte, take pan Enemuf
oyl zproSten z dnvodu proml-
senf. Ale ffka: "V tom je ne
90 vic! V tom je prst bozf!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Sweetland a Widen.

Chicazsky dopisovatel Daily
News, Reggie Sweetland nacrtl
studii pomerG We V1dni v n.y.
nejs1 dob6. Napsal:
We Vfdni zivot plyne tax
hladce jake v oriente. Shleda-
tie zde opravdu velkou podob-
most mezi temito dvema svety.
Jake v Cine, doprava je pc le-
We strane ulice, ackoliv auto
modify nepTejfzdej1 chodniky
jake V Tokiu. TAX jake v ASH
mic Sc nikdy zcela neukonci.
Krajnosti lidskeho omylu nebo
zapometlivosti jsou pohodlne
Stroke. Pc obede pozadate els
n1ka o cigarety a sirky. Behem
casu dostanete konecne cigare-
ty, ale ne sirky. Sn1dani do
stane vsecko najednou, kazdou
vec ma malem tacu oddelene.
Cerstve ovoce jak Sc IDA, lie
tezko dostati, tedy 81 date mis-
to toho kompot. Poole jmena
by to mely byti dusena jablka
nebo svestky. Dostane ale ma
licky tacek S merunkovou "a
vareninou. Kava je neobycej-
ne dobra a cerstva, a je poda-
ma v male kovove konevce, Sc
stejnym mnozstvlm horkeho
mleka line. a vedle toho stoif
vrchovata miska slehane sme-
tany. S tim pTijdou tri kostky
cukru, nekolik nozG, a malych
lzicek, a vidlicka. Ma co je ia
to, bGh sam vi.
M1sa s'r1znymi houskami
doplnuje menu. M6zete snisti
kolik chcete, ale mus1te je po-
cftati, protoze c1snfk pfi sepsa-
nj 1ctu chce pTesne vedeti, co
.jste snedl. Kdybyste mu mere
kl pravdu, spoc1ta 81 to sam a
povazuje vas "a zlodeje.
We vedlejsf m1stnosti vid1m
SO Itald. Prijeli sem pres hra-
nice v busu ably Sc podivali ma
nedelnf zapas footballistd "a
Italii a Rakousko. Kazdy il
svou sn1dani, kazdy poc1ta hou
sky. Kazdy platf zvlaste svGj
czech, rozdeluje svych 10 proc.
zpropitneho ma tri cast - pro
cisnika pikolu a platfcfho -
kazdy necha svGj pap1rovy u
brousek ma stole a pax jde pes
ky S druheho patra dolG, pro-
toze zdvize dolG nejezdf -jen
nahoru.
Pan vrchnf mi o Mich povfda,
jakozto o narodn1m razu hos-i
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Francouzsky znalec napada
stribra situaci.

Ze zvyseni cen stribra ma
Wall Street, New York a v
Londyne pc presidentove roz-
kazu, ably ceny stTfbra zvyseny
byly, ma Fly nasledek ma sve-
tove trhy, ozvalo sc z francouz
sky listu.
M. Mitgakis, financnf redak-
tor L'Intransigeant dennfho
listu, napsal v sobotu, re novy
RooseveltGv "1zasny novy ex-
pertinent, die jeho uznanf,
''vrha nekolik zemf v chaos a
uncle podporuje az pTesprflis
rozsahlou produkci strfbra."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Wallace predpovida tszke
dobv.

Sekretar orby, Henry A. Wal
lace, jenz recnil v sobotu v Pc
tersburg, Va, ma zahajenf ma
rodniho tydne mladeze, rex
rodicGm. re nedostatek zamest-
mani mlademu lidu dobTe cvi-
cenemu, zdravych myslf a tel,
hotovym pracovati, jest skute-
che tragickym.
Wallace predpovfda, re tez-
Ike DOLBY trvati budou jeste ne
kolik rokG. Vyzyval mladez,
ably snazila Sc poznati pTiciny
dnesnfch nepr1znivych dob, by
tyto rychleji do leps1ch koleji
uvedeny byti molly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03

PAM Sazena byla dopuste-
MIN boz1m nekde ma horach,
nekdo tam riskoval cocku u a.
paratu a PAM vyfotografoval a
cd tech dob bylo nestest1 hoto-
vo. PAM to nosila kabelce a
kdekoliv sc S nekym potkala,
otevrela kabelku: eco tomu RI
kate?
"Bajecny!" narfkajf dive jeff
pfltelkyne v tramvaji. "Neco
bajecnyho - kdo vas to bral?
viva! A pomalu este hez-
.1, nez We skutecnosti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
!. Nejv1ce povyku d6laji Ia

til. Nejvfce povyku delajf Ia
liani. Phi hire 81 pocfnajf bar
barsky, delajf hodne ramusu,
&C zGstavaj1 pTateli. Pc Mich
co Sc tyce hlucnosti prijdou
hned Americana. tt zde byli
hrati nedavno hockey ma lede.
Kanadane jsou hazeni do jed
noho. pyle S mimi. Nejtizsf re
vsech jsou svycaTi a svedove.
0 tech ami nevfte re jsou We me
ste. Zvlaste slavnym We Vidni
Sc stall svedsky sampion v plo-
van1.
"Nasi rakoustf plavci konali
pr1sny trening", pravf pan vr-
chnl. "a co delal ten prozluk-
~ Svada? Mel d1kladnou sn1-
DAM We SVEN hotelu. Snedl o.
hromny stejk S pecenymi BRAN
bory, a zalil to nekolika stajny
piva, pax sebral sv6 plovky
pod paz1, Sci do plovarny a po-
stavil novy svetovy rekord. Pc
produkci Sc zmasazoval rucn1-
KEN, oblekl Sc a odjel jakoby
Sc mic n~estalo. A nasi rakoustf
hosi? Trapili Sc a postili pc ty-
dny, hubnuli, Jedi jake vrabci,
nepili pivo, a spali dlouhe no
diny. A napapany Sveda jim
to vyfoukl pred nosem." Ten
chlaplk Sc opravdu stall hrdi-
nou mezi vsemi v1denskymi
kellnery.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03

- ADy ZIulTnlld OpOS1cI o.
puGrc1d MIRA kter1 chteji zmari-
ii prodlouzenl obrodn6 institu-
&c ma dalsi diva roxy, vlada po-
moci senatora Harrisona, pred
sedy financniho vyboru, poda-
la dodatek die nehoz zadne u
stanovenf move 1stavy NRA Sc
nemn1zze vykladati jake opravu
|.jfcf nebo zavrhujfc1 proti-trus-
tove zakony. Tim Sc ma "a
braniti ostfe kritisovane ten
denci dosavadn1 NRA tvofiti
monopoly a fixovati ceny.
President Roosevelt v ne
deli rozmluvou ma radio ozna-
mil lidu Spojenych StatG, re
"velika narodn1 krusada ma mi
cent vynuceneho zahaleni" ma
starosti jeho je. Spolu oznamil
hlavnf pozadavky ma kongres,
ktere tento prodelati ma pred
odrocenim. Polozil sest hlav-
mich otazek, jimiz rfditi Sc bu-
de pfi vydavanf 81, 0 900, 900
ma veTejne prace.
Preje 81, ably zakonodarstvi
O zabezpecenf pos1lilo pomoc-
nou akci verejnych pracf, ably
prodlouzena byla existence
NRA ma dalsf diva roxy, ably
odstraneny byly utilitnf spo-
lecnosti, ably pfedpisy regulu-
jicf silnice, vzdusene a vodni
LIME preneseny byly do p1sob-
nosti mezinarodn1ho obchodu
a projednany byly dodatky ku
vladimir reservnfmu aktu.
President pronesl, re rec je-
no nema vykladana byti jake
nedostatek zajmu ma jinych dn
lezitych predlohach kongres-
Mich. Dolehal vSak ma to, re
dava kongresu ma uvedomen1
81, re at pride CO pride, tyto
otazky must propracovany by
ii kongresem.
V reel sve projevil president
svoje pTesvedceni, re "poprve
v dobe peti rok6 seznamy pod
porovanych vykazuj1 zmense-
nj a tyto stale re Sc mensf."
"Nikdy I'D nastoleni meho v
breznu 1885," Tekl, "necftil
|jsem tax jake nynf o lepsenf Sc
cast. Bazen mizf a dGv6ra ro-
ste ma kazde strane."
Nicmene president varoval
zemi, re "nen1 mono hroma-
diti deficity vladnf ma podpory
rok "a rokem."
= Narodni Sdruzenf tovar-
Mkt v prehledu dnesnf ekono-
micke situace, jak oznameno z
Washington, stanovilo v pom
deli, re "pecliva analyse OBJ
chodn1ch vyhl1dek ukazuje, re
zeme jest blfze zmozeni depre-
Sc neil kdy pred tim cd roku
1882.
Sdruzenf veri, re ma $780,
OO0.000.O 600 ma nutne opravy a
rozsfrenf pravnfch podnikd Wy
dano Dude lined jakmile neji-
stoty zakonodarstv1 a politicke
odstraneny budou a S vyrobou
potfebnych predmetG pocato
re mono v Gene $40, ,000,-
900 anebo IS tolikem co by u
drzelo zemi ma pokroku aspon
ma dobu 10 rokG."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Metl ma uplacenf pokuty.

V New Yorku Leo Metlik,
domovnfk V najemnem dome,
byl obzalovan z poruSen1 zdra
votnf ordinance, ponevadz pa
pfry a jin6 smet1 z nadvorf wy
metl ma ulici. Soudce jej Cd
soudil k pokute jednoho dolla-
ru, mel jen patnact cent?. Bylo
mu dovoleno, ably 81 pokutu
odpracoval. Metl jeden den
ulice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
TIL roxy starry hoch hraje ma
housle.

V Brazil, Indiana, nejmlad-
sim hudebn1kem ma housle je
tTi roxy starry Frank Ernhart,
syn Roberta Ernharta, ucitele
hubby ma tamnf vyss1 skole.
Pr nedavnem koncertu We sko-
lie hoch tento hral ma housle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Pritelkyns miru odsouzena.

V Los Angeles, Kalifornie,
odsouzena byla do v6zenf ma
rs dn1 dvacetileta Margot
Lamb, studentka ma tamnf ko-
leji p%orotou pro rozdavanf le-
TAXI odsuzuj1c1ch valku. Soud-
ce dial il ma vybranou: BUD "a
platiti pokutu $50 anebo rs dnf
vezenf. Vyvolila 81 vezenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Pro a proti.

V Gordo, Alabama, vodn1
vez Sc zvratila. Kdyz $4,000
gal. JEFF nadrzky Sc roztTfklo
pc cernych obyvatelfch soused-
stv1, tito zdesene naTfkali, re
"soudny den uz je tut" Rozum-
nejs1 NegTi je ukonejsili, re
"Andel smrti nejezdf ma vod-
MIN tanku."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-03
Parada radikalIG " New Yorku
povolena.

Vzdor cetnym protestGm OBJ
chodn1ch a civiln1ch organisa-
CT, New Yorsky policejnf komi-
saT, Valentino, dovolil We sire
du konati kvetnovou paradu
socialistickym a komunistic-
kym stranam skrze Manhattan
Evening star., 1935-01-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. January 30 R UNITED
Ses Depatmdfnt Of h1G diTss
Tuesday; others l5a25 lower: weights
36o above zoo pounds - 75a9o; top Z 90; 10
?S PGand' 1o6i4o pounds 4Gi3 DaanS5
packing sows. 7.25a45; light light. good
and choice. l40-l60 pounds. 65Oa7.25'
medium weight. 20O-25O pounds. 765a90:
heavy weight, 25U-35O pounds 7SOa90:
packing sows medium and good. 275-55o
pounds 6.25a7.6U, pigs, good and choice.
lO0-l40 pounds. 5.O0a6.75.
Cattle, 1000 commercial no Govern
ment; calves. $500 commercial. no GOV
ernment; very active marketSpn practl-
ing on good and choice steers and year
llngs; all these ruling so higher on most
active market Of season; top. 1866. is 10
1880, and numerous loads. II 5Oa 1875;
yearlings 13 90; long yearlngS. 1880;
heiters IL; IS: lower-grade steers ISno and q
% higher; vealers steady. SlauGhteI
csu,. cattle and yeaIerS; ad steers good an6 enc
100 lbs. 9.5Qa13.35: 1.1O0-l 800 lbs,
9.75aI3. so; l,36O-l 800 lbs. lO25aI3; 65;
common and medium. 550-l 300 lbs
bs eeieTs S sooe ana GhOfsd and
drum 45OaS 75; cows. good. 5.5Oa7 75;
common and medium, 375a5 80; low cut.
common and medium. 4OOa4.75; vealers
good and choice 7.5Oaa so; medium
6.50a7 80; Gull and common 4.5Oa6.50
and choice, 5Ou-1 $50 lbs. 6.00aS.25,
common and medium, 4 75a6.oo.
Sheep. IA 900: fat lambs. slow: under
tone weak to 25 lower: feeding lambs
weak; sheep about Steady; better grade
slaughter lambs held 900 upward: early
bids, SIS and below: few ewes 4.50s
90 pounds down good and choice S.25s
900; common and medium. 6.75as.:55;
ewes. 90-150 pounds. good and choice
375a5.25; all weights common and me-
dunn 325a4 35; feeding lambs, 50-75
pounds good and choice. 7.00-65.
Evening star., 1935-01-30
Committee Moves
To Block Program
For Studebaker
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO. January 30.-A Com
mon Stockholders Protective Com
mittee, represented by Attorney
Ernest Schein, yesterday announced
it would appeal to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals from Federal
Judge Thomas w. Sticks decision in
Fort Wayne, Ind, Monday confirming
the reorganization plan Of the Stude-
baker Corp.
Attorney Schein raised objections to
the reorganization plan at hearings in
Fort Wayne last Friday and Monday.
The committee will contend the plan
is not fair to common stockholders,
discriminating against them in favor
Of underwriting bankers and the cred
itors. he said.
"If the underwriting bankers sub
scribe all of the $4,000, 900 debentureS
they will receive about 100000 shares
of the new corporation Of book value
of about 100000" Attorney Schein
declared. IF the stockholders take
all of the debentures issued by the new
company the bankers will not be called
upon for any cash investment, but will
receive over 213,000 shares of book
value of about $4,000, ,00R'
William B. Hurlburt, president OF
the Daniels Aircraft Corp, is chair
man of the stockholders committee.
other members are Monroe D. Robin
son, John A. Reynolds and James e.
Watson, ir., the latter a son OF the
former United States Senator from
Indiana. The committee represents,
its members said, over $4,000 shares,
or about 2 per cent Of the 2,464,287
shares of Studebaker common stock
outstanding.
Evening star., 1935-01-30
INITIATION THREAT
|. STILL CONSIDERED
SizabIe Wall Street Group
Husbands Resources to
Be Prepared.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

NEW YORK, January 30.-There is
still q sizable contingent in banking
and investment circles that looks for
ultimate imitation of the radical type
in the United States.
These persons are not, however,
making commitments in any of the
usually recommended hedges, such as
equities. real estate or commodities.
Quite the contrary, they are husband
ing their resources, putting themselves
in liquid position to be ready to act
when they deem the time ripe for
action.
Their analysis may be faulty. Flaws
can easily be picked in their argument,
but they hold to their opinion never
thelesS.
This is one reason for the inactivity
In the markets, for the sagging ten
dency in the metal stocks and, to a
lesser degree, for the heavineSs in
commodities. although the latter are
more affected by doubts about the
impending decision in the gold clause
cases. II, as a result of any untoward
development, any Of these markets
should break. it is a fair guess that
support would come from these inter-
ests who are now on the Sidelines
The average market follower has
dismissed the idea of imitation as a
stimulant to prices Washington ad-
vices discredit talk Of imitation. The
fact that 1t has been seriously sug-
peSted that the dollar he reyallleei m
its old gold parity puts damper on
imitation expectations.
Those who cling to the constructive
SIDE of the stock market put all their
trust in a revival of business as q
sequel TO Government expenditures
They do not mention currency in
| fiation.
Copyright 1885 by North American
Newspaper Alliance. IncJ
Evening star., 1935-01-30
FOREIGN EXCHANGES

NEW YORK. January 30 LP.-Foreign
exchange irregular; Great Britain in dol
lars others in cents. Great Britain, de-
mand 4S71a; cables 4.S71s 6u-day bills,
S6I: France, demand 559s; cables,
6.559a Italy. demand. S4712; cables.
S.41l2.
Decentralization. 1920; Germany.
Sweden. 25I5; Denmark. 21.75; Finland,
2.16; Switzerland. 3217; Spain. 1889;
Portugal 4.44 Greece. .g3; Poland, lS 50;
Czechoslovakia 41G; Yugoslavis. 2.27;
Austria. 1S.7On; Hungary. 29.60n: Ru-
mania. 90: Argentina. :'2 46n; Brazil.
\ 543An Toxic 2S4O; shanghai 36.25;
HOnRkong 1913; Mexico City (silver peso. d.
21S5; Montreal in New York. O9.9394;
New York in Montreal, 100.0614.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-01-30
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. January 80 R1.-New York
Produce Exchange stock list:
(Noon ouotationSl
Evening star., 1935-01-30
Electric Power
Output Holds to
Upturn in Week
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. January 30.-Electric
power output last week totaled 1,781,-
$500 kilowatt hours, compared with
1,778. 5000 the previous week, the
Edison Electric Institute reported to-
day.
The increase over a year ago was
1915 per cent, compared with "a per
cent the previous week.
Regional gains over 1884 for last
week were:
New England. 80 per cent, against
ga the week before; Middle Atlantic,
86. against IL; Centrai Industrial,
14.2, against 119; West Central, IA,
against So; Southern States, 1913,
against 110; Rocky Mountain, 1876,
against Ill; Pacific Coast, 6.5, against
So
Evening star., 1935-01-30
j. s. BONDS EASE
LATE IN SESSION
Tendency More Pronounced
but Other Groups Hold
to Narrow Range.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. January 3o.-A sag
ging tendency in u. S. Governments
apparent from the opening, became
more pronounced in the late bond
market trading today.
Other sections of the list did not
deviate from the narrowly irregular
swing of the forenoon, although few
loans yielded point or so under fairly
large offerings.
Extreme losses in the Treasury
group were 8-32nds to 9-32nds of a
point, with the majority showing de-
clineS of 1-32d to 4-32nds.
Second-grade rails met better sup
port and several entered the final
hour with gains of major fractions.
Chile Copper SIS, Western Union IS,
Armour & Co. 4las, Southern Pacific
41as and Columbia Gas & Electric SIS
were heavy.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON.-Afected by exchange rate
uncertainty and trouble in the commodity
change today in q dull session Gilt
edged securities and new issues declined
gold mining shares hardened in the after
noon The market closed easy.
PARASITIC steadying of the pound
normal trading on the BourSe today.
Rentes advanced slightly while interna-
tional issues we're firm. The closing was
barely steady
BERLIN "A furry Of buying orders
caused prices to open firm on the Boerse
today. Slight declines we're recorded later.
quiet closing
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LIBERTY BONDS,

High. Low. 2.5S.
sns 1ss2.47. 1O4 10 1O49 l0410
lst cv AZ s 32-47. l03 "a 1O3 23 log 2S
4th 4As 1888. 103 ~ los 70 l05ZS
eth +As33-3s
Sd called. l0131 l0l 2S lOl 81
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FAILURES TOTAL DOWN.

NEW YORK, January 80 R.-
Business failures for the week ended
January "a numbered 259 against
274 in the previous week and 3l5 for
the same period last year, reports Dun
& Bradstreet.
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SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH. January 80 R-Turpen-
tine quiet. 50l2; no sales receipts. "a
sales. iSi: receipts. 343; no shipments;
stock. 80. 500. Quote: B and D, 400
E. 425; and G. 4 465: H. 40: l. x anc
M. AIS; N. 5.l5: VIC. $50: WV and K
Il Rn
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Washington Exchange

AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Cos at 26, 6 at 2534
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
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decided would make good Helen won the
scholarship.
In fact, she won five, and each summer she
worked to get money enough to carry her
through the next winter. That first season her
father managed to send her little every week
to keep her going. She took cheap room with
another student. They spent three dollars
a week for food. cooking their meals over a
gas ring. Their beds we're lumpy and hard.
When they were cold they lit candles and put
them in row on the floor. pretending that it
was an open fire. They had a gorgeous time.
One summer Helen and three other young
singers called themselves "The Mississippi
Misses" and started out in an old car with
everything from costume trunks to frying
pans tied on the running boards. They
travelled six thousand miles in twelve weeks
and gave concerts in eighty-seven towns.
Barring fire and flood, bad brakes and an
occasional skid into ditch, everything went
we'll until they got below the Mason and
Dixon Line. They had booked themselves as
genuine daughters of the south and had at
random selected birthplace for each from an
automobile map of Mississippi When they got
down to North Carolina they began meeting
Evening star., 1935-06-02

Lawrence Tibbett's, all those people who
were later to become her close friends and
singing assocates) turned her forever away
from corsets. She was still singing in the
church choir, but now for ten dollars Sunday.
The summer she was nineteen she had
saved up $3.50 and was able to accept her
aunt's invitation to spend the summer with
her at Chautauqua. That casual invitation
was the first push in the dark against the
bolted door of fame. While she was at Chau-
tauqua, Horatio Connell of the Curtis In
stitute of Philadelphia heard her sing. He
liked her voice and urged her to try for
scholarship at the Institute. Helen went home
and thought it over. She had just enough
money left to get her to Philadelphia. If she
failed it meant that she would have to trust
to luck to get work in the East. where she knew
no one Finally she decided to 60.
There were two hundred contestants for the
scholarship. Helen sang we'll and the judges
liked her voice; but it was hard decision to
make There were other sweet, clear, young
voices among the two hundred. One of the
judges, however, with eyes keener than the
others, saw a neat little darn in one of Heens
stockings. A girl with that much sense, she
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eager to increase her artistic stature, she went
to Queena Mario. Miss Mario asks fifteen
dollars for half hour lesson Miss Jepson ex-
planned her situation. Her husband gave her
ten dollars week for cleaning, laundry, and
so forth; that was all she had to spend Would
Miss Mario teach her for that? Miss Mario
would and Miss Jepson scrubbed her own
kitchen floor, and ironed her husbands
shirts while her voice gained rapidly in fex-
bility and power.
Finally she got a job singing with the
Bamberger Little Symphony over WOR.
Robert Simon heard her; and introduced her
to the national networks; first, on Rudy
Vallees hour and then in Paul Whiteman's
chorus. Whenever Mr.. Whiteman needed a
luscious high G he used hers.
Before long he gave her a trial at a solo. 1t
was "Un Bel Di" from MADAME Butterfly"
She rehearsed it in the basement of the Capitol
Theatre, and when she had finished Paul
Whiteman's orchestra broke into salvos of
applause.
That was the beginning of the Jepson vogue
in New York. After that things went quickly.
People began talking about the new Whiteman
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