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Evening star., 1935-08-04
ADVANCE STAGED
BY THEATER BONDS
Amusement Issues Active.
Junior Rails Rule Steady
to Firm.
By the Associated Press.

ny tHc ASSOClaIcO FIcSS-
NEW YORK, August 3.-Aggres-
sive demand for bonds of amusement
companies and a steady to firm tone
among lower-priced rail issues were
principal features of the corporate
bond market today. U. S. Govern
ments were lifeless and about un-
changed.
rail bonds advanced 0.2 of point to
s2.1, and the averages of other
groups were mostly unchanged.
Transfers aggregated $3,498,000, par
value. compared with $3,487 900 last
Saturday. The turnover in U. S.
Governments amounted to but $780,
600.
A 2Ea-point rise in Italian govern
ment rs to SO was the largest change
in the foreign division. Italian mu-
nlcipal bonds were quiet and steady
and little change was shown by
French and German loans. Central
and South American issues were a
Lif1e higher.
Among amusement issues making
new highs for the year were Para
mount 51as of 1850 at 104 and Para
mount Famous Players 6s at 1922
Warner Bros. IS came within striking
distance of the old 1885 high at 80.
International Cement SIS also dupli-
Gated the performance at 10414.
Closing prices were in most cases the
best of the day.
Other bonds Of various classifica-
tions improving on balance included
American & Foreign Power IS at
75s, American Rolling Mill 4Hs at
11oX, .Interborough 6s at 81, New
Haven IS at 80, Manhattan Railway
consolidated Is at 81, Postal Tele-
graph SIS at 297s and Southern Pacific
4las at 74l4. International Paper IS
bounded up points to 5s12 and Gulf.
Mobile & Northern 5las advanced an
equal amount to rs,
Slightly lower prices prevailed for
Consolidated Gas 512s, Erie general
Is, Pere Marquette IS, American
Smelling SIS. Liggett & Myers SIS, Chile
Copper SIS, Remington Rand 512s and
Laclede Gas 51as of 1858.
Trading was so light in the Gov
ernment bonds that a definite trend
In either direction failed to material
ize. A survey of the financial dis
trict showed only skeleton staff at
work in some of the principal Govern
ment bond dealers Offices. This is a
we'll established custom during the
Summer months and probably ac-
counted for the extremely low VOL
ume. The Treasury 27ss was the
most active issue and ended un-
changed at l0l18.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. August LP.-Saturday'
usual slim supply of hogs on the Chicago
market was so curtailed today that there
was not enough to establish dependable
quotations. Trade was described as nom-
inaIy steady with nominal top Of Sill 20
EQUAL to yesterdays peak Price. the high
est this season and the highest here since
This week was a better one for cattle
sellers Better grade fed steers and long
yearliiIgs were from % to 40 cents higher
than last week end. Common and medium
Extreme steer top was S12.
Heavy-weight steers turned dull at the
close and lost 25 cents. All she stock ad-
vaoced sharply but closed dull Bulls sold
about steady and vealers were from ST 90
to S1.25 up. Stockers advanced in price
Fat lambs were strong to 25 cents higher
as the week closed. The week top was
Ss.?5. Yearling and aged sheep finished
the week strong.
Unofhcial estimated live stock receipts
fer Monday: Hogs. IL 900; cattle. l., 1000;
sheep, $4,000; hogs for all next week. So
900,
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. August 3 lPl.--Foreign ex-
change steady: Great Britain in dollars,
Others in cents Great G Britain, hi,,s demsna: oaa
France. demand, 663Ia:. cable. 6.63ts;
Italy. demand, s.2I; cables. s21. Des.
mands: Belgium. 1891: Germany; 4O;31;
25.5a: Denmark. 22.16; Finland. 2.20;
Switzerland. 327s; Spain. 13.741s; Portu-
gal. 4.51h;, GREECE; 94$; Poland 1899:
mania. 1.0i; Areentina, 33 ON; Brazil.
S.63n: Toxic. 29.25: Shanghai, 37.0U;
Montreal in New York. e9.9Oss; New. York
In Montreal, 100.09ss. Nominal.
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Allow PRICED
MARKET ENIGMA

The preferred stock of a lead
ing industrial corporation had
a low price Of $3.50 and high price
Of s27 in the year 1888. In that same
year the common had low price of
50 and a high price of $l2.25. The
preferred stock Of that company TO.
day is selling above 500 per share.
while the common is selling under
81. The preferred has more than
doubled its 1888 high price, while the
common is selling at only a little
over half its high price of 1888. For
a low priced issue we believe this par
ticular stock has unusual long term poSSi-
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Evening star., 1935-08-04
Appeals Are Filed
Against Plan for
Kelly-Springfield
BY the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, August 3.-Three
appeals from the confirmation OF
the reorganization plan Of the Kelly
Springfield Tire Co. were on file in
United States District Court here TO-
day.
The notices Of appeal from Judge
w. Calvin. Chesnut's confirmation
were filed by Josephine P. Crensha
of New York. William W. Vaughan,
John w. Toomey and Matthew ].
Burns, trading as Vaughan & Co.,
New York, and Maude H. Rickart,
Stamford, Conn.
Stockholders in a company con-
solidated with the Kelly-Springfield
concern two years ago, they opposed
both the consolidation and the reor-
ganization plan confirmed last month,
under which the Goodyear Rubber Co.
would assume control of Kelly-Spring-
field.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

NEW YORK, August 3 dP.-Prices
quoted in dollars and thirty-seconds:
par
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BRITAIN EXPECTS
GOLD STANDARD TO
END BY OCTOBER

Continued From First Page.)
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94N 66 Vanadium CIV SIS IL
113 110h Virginia Ry 1st 5s 81 A
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. August Pl.-Federa
Land Rank h0OdS
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INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. August 3 lP.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1935-08-04

4sh 20k Util Power IS 40 WV
62 24A Util Power 5h A.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

u zenith Radio-----. 73 3E 3s + ~
Az 2& lonite Products 164 AS 36s 3s4 - II
Dividend given IN the annual
cash based quarterly half-yearIy
declarations.
Unit OF trading less than 100 shares Annual rate
plus extra. Accumulated dividends year. Paid
last year dCompanes reported IN receivershp
reorganized Ex dividend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-20
Work On Highway
Is To Be Finished
Around August |
Other Detours in Western
North Carolina Also
Bulletined

Construction of O.23 miles of
concrete pavement on U. S. high
way 25, in Hendersonville, will be
completed about Aug. /, it is in
dicated in the bulletin of the State
Highway and Public Works COM
mission, issued yesterday.
Detours in Western North Car
DINA. the type of construction be-
ing done and the probable date of
completion, are;
N. C. $50, Brevard to Asheville
4.3 miles crusher-run stone. Will
complete about Aug. Is. Traffic
routed over construction, drive
carefully.
N. C. 1O7, Ella to Cherokee
Ala miles grading and traffic
bound macadam, will complete
about Aug. Is. Detour on n. &.
10 to intersection of N. C. l12,
thence over that route to Chero-
kee; 5.5 miles hard surface and
0.5 miles gravel.
U. S. 129, Robbinsville to Ten
nessee state line: 1873 miles crush
er run stone and bituminous sur
face treatment. Will complete
about Sept. 80. Traffic routed
over construction, drive carefully.
N. C. 10, Honey Heights, Ashe-
Vile, to Sand Hill road, 0.97 miles
of concrete. Will be completed
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-20

lures are, combined in an unusual
milieu. The plot is diffuse, the
acting as convincing as the ma.
ture of the story viii permit and
the photography, particularly the
flame effects, striking. Miss
Gahagan. noted as stage ac-
tress, nlavs the difficult title
role in a dignified and believab!c
manner The basic theme is one
of great interest and the ethical
concept of immortal versus hu-
man love is most Interesting
Adults and younm people.
Friday
"Escapade' M.G.MD .
Dir: Robert Z. Leonard. Cast
William Powell, Lu'se Rancr,
Virginia Bruce, Frank Morgan,
Reginald Owen. .., ..
A gay and sophisticated TO-
nance set in Vienna, at the turn
of the century. Complications
and confusion result when a doc
tors wife indiscreetlv poses for a
CAV young artist and he, end2av-
oring to protect her reputation,
concocts a fictitious. name which
turns out to be that. Of q real
person. The story, produced in
German as Masquerade" is
somewhat tediously told but is
engagingly interpreted bv an eX7
cellant cast and serves TO intro
duce a new and delightful screen
in Miss Rainier. The
dialogue is clever and the situa-
lions amusing and inoffensively
handled. A life like reproduc-
ton of the great CarusO's voice
for the Vienna opera sequence,
through the use Of recordings, is
a unique detail. Adults and
young people.
Saturday
"Public Hero Number /" (M,.
G. M .
Dir: J. Dalter Ruben. Cast:
Chester Morris, Joseph Callela,
Lionel Barrymore, Jean Arthur,
Paul Kelly. ...
Another anti-crime drama in
the series of tales of the depart
ment of Justice and its methods
and efforts to wipe out the gang
ster menace. A federal officer
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-20
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT

OTTAWA, Ont. July 20. =
CUP)-Nearly 22,750 more per-
sons were working in Canada dur
ing June than in May this wear,
the Dominion bureau of statistics
reports.
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Published Every Wednesday and
Saturday for Your Information

| with rare understanding OF
cirematic technique. Fredric
! March gives a memorable char,
acterization in the role of lean
Vatican, the escaped convict
who. inspired by the kindness and
spirituality of the bishop, glimps-
eS new vision of life and under
on assumed name attempts to
take his place in tho world of
affairs. Charles Lauehton is FER
fectlv cast as the law-enforclnE
machine ever in pursuit Of its
victim. The entire production is
Notwithstanding. with its dis
tinguished cast. direction and
presentation, and adds new laur-
els to this great medium of en-
tertainment, the screen. Family,
though tense for children.
Wednesday
Break Of Hearts" (RkO-Ra-
'dio).
Dir: Phillip Moeller. Cast /;
Katharine Hepburn, Charles Boy
.er, John Beal, Jean Hersholt.
APPLY named is this romance
of two musicians, a young COM
poser and her philandering con-
ductor husband. Unusual inter
probation by Katharine Hepburn
and Charles Boyer and interest
ING introductions of symphonic
music. At times the photography
of Miss Hepburn is breath-taklng-
!y beautiful. Adults. Mature
for children.
Thursday
"She" (RkO-Radio). ....
Dir: Irving .Pichel and Lansing
C. Holden. Cast: Helen CANA
gan Randolph Scott, Nigel Bruce,
Helen Mack. ..
A weird and elaborate melo-
drama based on the highly i'm
aginative novel by H. Rider Hag-
gard. The story describes the
adventures of two English eXplor-
ers and a girl companion in then
search for the flame of eternal
life. Lavish and decorative cos
tunes, amazing scenes and pro-
duction effects in wholly fan
tastic world and lively adVen-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-20
Will Repeat Free
Air Show Sunday

Another free air show will be
held Sunday at the Hendersonvli!e
Airnort. two miles out on the
Snartanburg highway. with stunts
above the field as the princlpal
features. Formation flying, pomp
dropping, loops, spins and rolls
will be demonstrated by Houston
Armstrong. Oscar Meyer ana
Ralph Greenwood, all OF whom
have had long experience IN the
air. Free entertainment will oe
offered on the field. Prizes will be
awarded and flights over the city
will be made at ST.; Plenty OF
parking space is available on the
field, and traffic will be regulated;
The show last Sunday attracted
large crowds.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-20
Weekly Motion
Picture Pre-vleW

The following reviews Of pic
lures playing at the local thea
tres next week are the joint esti-
mates of The National Society
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton: National Society of New
England Women; General Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs; Cali
fornia Congress of Parents and
Teachers; National Council Jew
ish Women: the WomeA's Uni
versitv club and Southern Cali
rornia Council of Federated
Church women.
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49, STATE
Monday and Tuesday

llC IkdNCll - III u sd
Dir: Louis Friedlander. Cast;
Bella Lugosi, Boris KarlOff, Irene
Ware, Lester Matthews.
A weirdlv gruesome and I'M
probable melodrama made up of
scraps Of Poe's horror stories and
distorted into a ierkily connected
narrative of an insane monster
of passion and cruelty The use
of tina title of Poe's immortal
poem is misleading, the dialogue
stilted, unnatural and unconvinc-
ing and the effort to picture ah-
normalities and fiendish evil
never registers as reality. Photo
graphic effects are unusual. The
uselessness of this straining after
horror and offering, it as enter.
tainment is deplored. Adults, II
they wish.
Wednesday
cage of Indiscretion" (M-G-
ny.
Dir: Edward Ludwig. Cast;
Paul Lukas, Madge Evans, Helen
Vinson, May Robson, David Jack
Holt. ..
Selfishness on, the part of a
wife and a domineering old wo-
man brings unhappiness into the
life of a fine father and his lit
tie son. A human interest story
the problems incident to
divorce and giving a most ,sympa-
thetic portrayal of the lonely IA
Their. The one weak spot in the
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please Mention This Page When
Patronizing' These Advertisers
about Aug. 7. Detour via Enka
road from West Asheville.
FLORIDA LYNCHING

FIT. LAUDE3DALE, Fla, July
2O.-(UP).A mob Friday iynched
Reuben Stacy, negro who at
tempted to attack white woman
near here Tuesday. Taking the
negro from the custody of Sher-
iff Walter R. Clark. who was re-
moving him to Miami for safe
keeping, the mob killed the sus-
pect and left his bullet-riddled
BODY hanging from a pine tree.
Mrs. James Jones had identi-
fled Stacy as the man who at
tempted to attack her who had
been frightened away by her
blows and her screams.
Coorohnrc after tho MiSSino
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CAROLINA .
Mopday and Tuesday

Monday and Tuesday
lies Miserables' (Twentietti
Century-U. A. Social Drama
(OutStanding).
Dir: Richard BoleslavSky. Cast :
Fredric March, Charles Laughton,
Sir Cedric Hardwicke, John Beal.
Rochelle Hudson.
Victor Hugo's classic comes to
the screen as an unforgettable,
powerful drama, photographed
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-20

performs herculean tasks in an
effort to catch the leader of a
band of dangerous criminals. Fac
ing constant personal danger,
which includes a prison escape.
He "gets his man." A clear pat
termed, exciting story, well acted
and soundiy directed, that shows
the unrelenting pursuit of the
enemies of society, points clear
ly to the fact that crime is a
losing game and recognizes the
heroism in federal men. who
daily face danger to vindlcate
the law. Adults and young peo-
ME.
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rs AMTSENFNTS APPAREL AND OTHER HOLiDAf NEeEoolEo

oicture depicts unnecessary
drinking. Adults and young peo-,
pie.
Thursday
"The Devil Is a WomanV Gar
amount). -.
Dir: Josef Won Sternberg. CAST:
Marlene Dietrich, Lionel Anvil
Cesar Romero.
Tawdry tale of another Car
men, an unscrupulous woman
who wrecks the lives OF her az
mirers. Beautifully sci, and av-
ishly costumed, it portrays ple-
trich in series Of unena snta
studied poses. Matter OF NN'e
for adults.
Friday ard Saturday 49,,
"The Damn Rider" with yoiD
Wayne. (No review availapiel'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-20

Searchcrs after the Missing
Link never look in the mirror
with expectations.
Evening star., 1935-08-27
Nev Laurence Book, The Mint,
To Cost $500, 900 Per Copy

his experiences in the Royal Flying
Corps.
Its criticisms of living men, of
British institutions and of the pro-
fession of soldier and several other
things are described by one who has
seen the manuscript as so severe that
publication may not be had in Eng
land for many years, if ever.
The book Is to be set up and
printed by Doubleday, Doran 81 Co.,
in whose Garden City, N. Y. Offices
the manuscript now lies-in an un-
identified safe. Two copies will be
sent to Washington to secure copy
right; 10 copies will be kept for sale.
These will be catalogued in the
usual manner, with note below
that the price will be furnished on
application.
1t is not believed that there will
be any takers at $500, 900.
What If some plutocrat offers to
pay it?" an official Of the company
was asked.
I'VE SELL" said he, with astonish-
ment, awe and perhaps fright"
No publication date Is TO be an
nounced for tb1 book.
Evening star., 1935-08-27
Z OFFICIALS HELD
IN WIFE Staying
Justice of Peace and Con-
stable Accused of Killing
Mother of Three.
BY the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH. August 27.-Mur-
der charges were filed today against
James ]. Westwood. justice OF the
peace in the suburban community Of
McKees Rocks and his close friend.
Constable Tim Drexler. in connection
with the mysterious killing of West
woods wife more than six weeks ago.
They we're locked in the county jail
early this morning after an alderman
was routed from sleep to issue the
commitments.
Mrs. Martha Westwood. 38, mother
Of three children, was slain, as she
slept, by a killer who poked a pistol
through her bed room window and
fired three bullets into her head.
Arrests Create Furore.
The arrests caused furore in Nc
Kees Rocks The Westwoods are out
standing citizens and Westwood has
been foremost there as a political
leader.
County Detective Walter Monaghan
and Chief Of Police Michael Matsey
of McKees Rocks made the arrests.
Monaghan, long friend of Westwood,
said:
The case is solved-I'm going home
and get the first real sleep in Al days"
Matsey, asked for the motive, re-
piled:
We'll charge that he CWestwood
wanted to be free from his wife so
that he could play around without
facing arguments and qGarrels."
Once Freed on Alibi.
Westwood and Drexler were ques-
toned Immediately after Mrs. West
woods death and freed on the alibi
they were at night club with two
girls at the time of the shooting.
The detectives announced one Of
the girls had admitted the two men
left them for about half hour while
they were at the club.
District Attorney Andrew T. Park
questioned principals In the case with
the aid of lie detector several weeks
ago. He said Westwood refused to
submit to the device.
Evening star., 1935-08-27
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 27.-The
highest price ever quoted on book at
publication will astound those who in
quire next Winter about The Mint,
by Aircraftsman Ross
The price is half million dollars
the copy.
Aircraftsman Ross was T. E. Shaw
and T. e. Lawrence and Lawrence
of Arabia"
One of the greatest pothers ever
kicked up about a book attended the
almost surreptitious publication OF his
Seven Pillars Of Wisdom" in 1925.
About 100 copies Of Seven Pillars"
were printed amid q pes-soup fog OF
secrecy. The book is being published
in a popular edition next month in the
United States, incidentally, since Law
rence's death released A. w. Lawrence,
brother and literary executor OF the
author, from restrictions imposed by
the fighter of Arabs.
But Lawrence also left q manuscript,
entitled graphically THE Mint" This
is nearly 10000 words long and con-
tains Lawrence's experiences after the
end Of Seven 4 diliars," particularly
Evening star., 1935-08-27
STOCK PRICES DIP
IN SELLING FURRY
Heavy Liquidation Forces Lead
ers Down 81 to So or More a
Shareholder Falls Behind.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 27.-Heavy
selling broke out on the Stock Ex-
change during late trading today,
sending leading industrials and other
trading favorites 81 to So or more q
share lower.
The turnover was so large that the
ticker tape fell behind floor trans
actions two to five minutes on several
separate occasions. Steadying ten
denotes appeared in several issues,
however, before the close
Prior to the nose dive, attributed
in most quarters to technical condi-
tions and to scalping by bear elements,
on the theory that the good news con-
cerning congressional adjournment was
out, the market had displayed alter
nate periods of strength and hesitancy,
but on the whole had given a fairly
good account of itself up to o'clock.
Some Of the pivotal losers included
Sears-Roebuck, U, S. Steel, Chrysler
General Motors, Consolidated Gas,
North American, Case, Anaconda and
kBethlehem Steel. 4
Evening star., 1935-08-27
CONGRESS ENDS AS LONG
BLOCKS SECURITY FUNDS;
ROOSEVELT CALLS AIDES
A. A. H., T. Y. Il.
Court Fights
Scheduled Next
Seeks Rule on Farm
Program; Industry
Challenges POtCer.

(Copyright, 1885, by the Associated Prsss)
The parade of New Deal enactments
to the Supreme Court speeded up today
The Government sought ruling on
constitutionality of the A. A A. and
private interests made ready quickly
to challenge the T. v. A.
Congress having adjourned, these
developments bade fair to intensity
dispute over whether the New Deal can
be carried on within the Constitution
On all sides was a realization that
the course of the 1886 campaign, and
perhaps the national destiny itself
may be tremendously affected by the
results.
Asks Hoosac Review.
The Justice Department asked the
highest court to review the case OF
the Hoosac Mills in Massachusetts,
under which the Boston Circuit Court
held against the A. A. A. last month
The New Orleans Circuit Court de-
cision upholding the T. v. A. was
involved in a brief prepared by For
ney johnson, counsel for George Ash
wander and other stockholders OF the
Alabama Power Co. He made ready
TO file it, in an attempt to have the
T. v. A. outlawed along with N. r. A.
Of the Hoosac Mills case, the JUS
tice Department has this to say:
This Is the A. A. A. cotton process
ing and floor stock tax case, reversed
on July 13, 1885. in the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals for the first
circuit by a 2-to-1 decision, after a
Government victory in the lower Dis
trict Court.
1T involves the constitutionality OF
the processing taxes imposed by the
agricultural adjustment act.
The filing of the petition was de-
ferred awaiting the approval by the
(See A. A. At. v. A, Page ~