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The Washington times., 1935-02-16

to meet with a bombardment of
applause.
incidentally, Club Troika's latest
entertainment innovation, that of
presenting IS or 20 minutes of
flashlights from the operas" be-
tween shows, is proving more of
a success than even Vyacheslaw
Momonoff, tenor and star of the
impromptu entertainment, could
have predicted.
The famed night spots of Har.
lem have a local counterpart in
the Cotton Club. up at Tenth and
U Streets, where Tommy Myles
and his orchestra are the popu.
lar tune dispensers.
The management Of this resort
is bringing to Washington "dif.
ferent" type of entertainment,
and reports from those who have
visited the club seem to bear this
out.
Featured this week in the show
is Wade and Wade, sensational
dance comedians, returning to
this club after a very successful
Canadian tour. Also outstanding
is Amy Spencer, Fan Dancer
doing routines of a different ma.
ture. Miss Spencer has appeared
in many of the exclusive New
York entertainment spots. Other
stars of the show include Freddy
James, lightning Taper; Sid
Sisko, singer; Vivian Baber, as
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

A popularity song contest in
which the prize is champagne
cocktails provides the latest med
ium of keeping things lively in
Ambassador Hotels Hit-Hat Cafe.
Each night the free sparkling
fluid goes to the person who
guesses the song sung most often
the night previous by the Para
disc Islanders.
Latest among the winners are
Mrs. Jack Wilton, wife of the
wellknown water polo star; Miss
Dorothy Raynor, New York city
The Washington times., 1935-02-16
SONG Contest Is New Feature

interior decorator, and Miss Mary
Bennett, of this city. The cor
rect guesses, in the order of their
names, we're Solitude" Aloha
o." and "Stay AS Sweet AS You
Are"
The Islanders, otherwise known
as the Hawaiians, keep q daily
record of their request numbers.
The song called for the most is
the object of the guessing. On
the average the entertainers have
sung one or more times about
100 different songs per day.
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

Miss Caroline; and, of course,
RastuS Murray, comedian.
Dusty Fletcher introduces the
numbers, and also entertains in
his own inimitable manner, speed
ing the production along in typi
cal sepia style.
Swinging into another week of
jovial activity, the Dude Ranch,
located on the Washington-Balti-
more Boulevard, two miles be.
yond Maryland University, bring
their many friends and patrons
an entire new floor show for the
coming week, and here's a tip
for you bargain seekers: If you
come out to the Ranch tonight,
you will see a double show-the
floor show of last week and the
one for next, or, IN other words,
just double the amount of enter.
tainment.
The Washington times., 1935-02-16
BY JAMES ENDICOTT

TWO February holidays on the
night club calendar bring business
and smiles to the dine and dance
spots. Strictly speaking, Valen.
tine Day is not legal holiday
but it brought out so many merry
makers on Thursday night, Mardi
Gras spirit was alive again.
Next Friday marks the birth
day Of George Washington and
in the amusement world they call
it the best holiday of the year.
All Of the hotels and supper clubs
will mark the occasion with Spe-
cial programs and some will dis
tribute the little hatchet souvenirs
that perpetuate the Washington
= legend.
It has been a good week for
mid-winter trade. All hands re-
port lively patronage and the
programs of entertainment have
never been more varied or offered
a more abundant display Of real
talent.
Pilgrim Club
Favorable comments continue to
fly thick and fast concerning the
new orchestra that AL Weiner
brought to the Pilgrims Club re.
Gently. This new band came direct
from the Hotel st. George in
Brooklyn where it was tremend-
ously popular.
On the way down Maestro
Weiner stopped off at the Capitol
Theater in New York long enough
to grab Lloyd Marx, trumpeter and
arranger extraordinary, out of the
pit and bring him to Washington.
The recent challenge made by
the band for a guest to name a
piece that it could not play was
almost disastrous the other night
as a patron asked for THE Swan
Song" and "Liebestraum" in dance
tempo. But the band is still on
top.
Attractive Gail Lee dances fast
tap numbers, Ruthania and Nal
colin show to advantage in
comedy waltz and a futuristic
mood and Tommy Suffers sings
in an intimate way besides doing
q very clever job of master Of
ceremoning.
AS was predicted before his ar
rival last week, Charel deThomee
has at once become a sensation at
the popular suburban resort,
Maryland Club Gardens. This
pianist and vocalist extraordinaire
entertains in a way that is differ
ent. His piano solos could easily
be enjoyed on any concert stage
as could his high soprano voice
initiating Nine. Jeritza singing
':Ave Maria" and other songs.
Rosalind Roy, known as Little
Miss Hhythm," lives up to her
name in a high sense of the word
as she cavorts around the floor in
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

dance pairs, and the charming lit
tie Roddy twins supply the floor
revue terpsichore. VocaliStics are
presented by popular Lew Gates
and Russ Cullen, pair of lads
who not only have good voices but
know how to put a song over for
everything that is in it.
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

difficult dance routines. Ginger
Dewlow, whose charm and per
sona1ity are a big asset to her
voice, sings in true blues fashions,
Charles Mayer besides doing a
few songs in the floor show now
handles the baton with the New
Workers and takes a regular turn
with the vocalS. Fran Trapp and
his accordion are still very popu-
lar at the Gardens, especially on
the old favorite Tiger Rag"
Lotus Cayety
The Lotus offers three revues
every day with a complete cast
of Broadway entertainers, lovely
costumes and unusual and enter
tanning specially acts. There is
never dull moment. for the acts
are changed every week.
This week AL Norton is intro.
ducing all new routines with the
exception Of the exciting adagio
trio of De Lee.Noyes & Ladd
This team was so popular last
week and stopped the show SO
many times that they agreed to
wait over another week before go
ing down to Nassau as they had
planned. The team of Corbitt
and Triano, an equally talented
team, is being introduced again
after years absence from Wash,
ington. They will be welcomed
back by the many people who had
the pleasure of seeing them be
fore. Odett Borde will sing and
dance. and Lillian King will do
q Soft-shoe rhythm dance of her
composition. To complete the
show the Eight Lenora Dancing
Dolls will do several fancy mum.
berS, including gun drill and a
parade number, the lyrics written
by AL Norton, especially for them
The Capitolians will play their
fascinating dance numbers and
Little Judy Ellington" their
talented singer, will sing sweet
and low to you.
Entertainment that seems tc
rate four stars plus with the
customers, is the current proud
offering Of the Heigh-Ho Club
Not In many moons has there
been two performers who, be
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

JUDY ELLINGTON,
whose singing of popular
songs has become a great
hit with patrons of the
Lotus Restaurant.
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

Club Habana entertainment of.
fers the perfect blend.
First, of course, comes that un.
beatable and impeccable orches.
ira, Moe Baer and his Habaneers,
dispensers of dance music that
both soothes and thrills.
Tudel and Jean, most exotic Of
The Washington times., 1935-02-16

boo Band featuring all the hit
tunes from Bing Crosby's newest
success. That very snappy mum.
ber Ernestine. Gardner has been
trying out is "Lookie, Locke
Cookie" from the same show, and
her singing partner, Fenton Froom
has chosen my Heart Is an Open
Book"
La gaceta., 1935-10-21

Sc llaman las Industries de ba-
Sc"
Ilforque la Union Cat6lica ha
necesario articular IN
lrograma en- estos~
yen que un Gobierno 'presidido
por I'm catolico esta entregado
a la diflcil tarea de reHacerMa
economic belga?
Else es I'm program con
una finalidad ELECTORAL, asegu-
ran liberales y s9cialistas. Els
possible. Pero convene advertir
que por mucho tempo nadie
duda de que en- Belgica no po-
dra gobernarse sino por medic
de f~ormaciones ministeriales,
en- las que las &Yerzas de los
tres grupos politicos que po-
seen la mayoria absolute de la
Camara habran de estar repre-
sentados, como 10 estan hoy en-
ell Gobierno de Mr.. Van Zee
La gaceta., 1935-10-21
LOS ~COMISIONADOS ESPE-
iRAlRAN A QUE Sc APRUE-
BE LA ENMIENDA

La comision del condado ha
resuelto esperar a que ell pueblo
enmiende, en- Dos comicios, la
constitution de la Florida, de
modo que sea legal abonar pen
stones a los ancianos.
Las elecciones de la enmien-
da Sc verificaran en- noviembre
de 1886 y hasta entonces, y al
go mas, tendran que aguardar
los viejos.
La legislature Sc divide tam
bien de aprobar I'm credito para
hacer possible ell page de las pen
stones.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21
MURIOl Ell PACIFISTA AR
THUR HENDERSON

Londres, Octubre 21.-El IL
der labor.sta Arthur Hender :
son, que tanto luch6 en- la lii
ga de Naciones por ell desar-
me terrestre, sin lograrlo, IA
lleci6 aver a la edad de II "a
nos. En- 1888 Sc lie hubo de o.
torgar ell premio Carnegie de
la paz Y ell Premio Nobel en-
1884. Henderson Sc Interest,"
hasta sus ultimoS momentos
por los problemas de Europa.
Los laboristas lie lamaban
"Tio Arturo.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Solo un vapor entr6 aver, e.
japones Wales Maru, que vie.
ne a cargar fosfato.
Zarparon dos vapores, ell a
mericano Commercial Bosto-
MAN, que Sc dirige a Filadelfia
V Boston, y ell noruego Austvan
gen. que va cargado de MADEIRA
para Jamaica.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21
ENFERMO FL ACTOR BUS
TER KEATON

Hollywood, Cal, Octubre 81.
Esta gravemente enfermo IN
un hospital de esta ciudad, 81
friendo de influenza Y de los
nervios, ell actor cinematografi-
co Buster Keaton. Inquietan al
actor dificultades familiares y
financieras.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21

Ginebra, oct. 21.-La Liga
de NacioneS ha aprobado tres
differences classes de sanciones
contra el fascismo militarista
Y asl 10 ha noriticado a los pal
ses que no pertenecen a su seno.
Las sancionss que Sran pueS-
tss en- yigor, son sta: un en-
bar.1 de armas contra Italia y
levantar 81 embargo contr Etio-
ia; castigoS financieroS, IL" j
nadCs a cortar el creoito y el al
nero para Italia en- Ell eXtrnje-
rc. Y SancioneS econ6micaS, que
abarcan Ell boycott de no COM
'prar NADIA italiano y un embar-
80 sobre los productos que prin
cipalmente neceSita Italia.
AL informar a los EStados
La gaceta., 1935-10-21
E~XDREMISTAS
LADOS

Madrid, oct. californian
al ministerio de la gobernaci6n
que en- Ell Ferrol han sido en-
carcelados Eugenio Casal Villa
Y Pedro Gomez, dos extremis-
tas. Sc les acusa de haber pro-
ducido dafos en- las iglesias de
las parroquias de Maninos y
Perlio.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21
DETENS FOR WACO UN
OMADOR DE FIERAS

Barcelona, oct. 21.-La poll
cia municipal detuvo al griego
Rita Estoyawich, quien mani
fest6 era domad9r de fieras, pc
TO que llevaba dos amos sin ira
Sera expulsado del terri
torio eS2anol por no tener los
documentos que la ley eXige.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21
MUJFR DO UNA PU-
NALADA A SU AMANTF

Valencia, ost.> 21.-Fernan3o
lAlpuente Gomez rompi6 sus re
laciones concubina<ias con
Francisco Vidal Rocher.
Disgustada con la actitud de
su amante, la mujer fue a pc
dirle que volviesen a hacer vida
marital, a 10 que el Sc neg6. En-
tonces la Vidal lie agredi6. dam
dole una punalada p ell brazo
izquierdo. ~
La gaceta., 1935-10-21


gselas una manifestation de ma
Eas de la j. O.. G, Juventud O.
prera Cristiana, que reuni6 a
Glen mil "jccista6, venidos de
todos los rincoh ) de Belgica y
Eeinticuatro pafSs extranjeros.
Fl Tecuerdc de la manifesto
e.5n "jccista", perdido en- ell
narfrag:a del dolor quSm-
JIG la mcerte de la reina, 81
viva ahOra con la actualidad
que lie concede ell proyecto del
Rrcgrama q. la Union Catolica
Va a someter al estudio dsmsus
agrupaoiones politicas V sindi-
Gales.
En- csc proyecto, c0>el que
les cat6licos avisados de este
pals tratan de adaptarse a la
nuevas condolences creadas
el murdo, Sc gentlemen tres ~
f~irmaciones substanciales:
"Ia crisis que atraviesa Bel
pica no es una crisis acciMe-
tai y p~asajera. Els una crisis de
adaptation y de estructura."
"El partido cat6lico es hos
til a la mocion abstracta %y'tota-
4itaria, QUE hace del Estado una
especial de divinidad, a la cual
t0do es debido Y permitido."
Gel partido cat6lico no es, ni'
ha sido nunca, un partido con-
fesional."
De las tres afirmaciones, la
primera es ell reconocimiento de
un hecho frente a la realidad
penosa de la crisis organica que
atraviesa ell mundo. La segun-
da sc refiere al Estado y SAGA
su conclusion del respeto a las
libertades constituencies, Y la
tercera es la menos original; to
dos los 'partidos catolicos, con
mas o menos Fundamental de
verdad, han sostenido siempre
su caracter neutro.
BESIDE hace siglos, Belgica es-
ia habituada q ser gobernada
c"n arreglo a derecho y a fisca-
liar a sus gobernantes. Des-
pues de 1880, sobre TODD, los bel
gas, han disfrutado un regimen
La gaceta., 1935-10-21

ron llevados ante ell Caid, que
los conden6 a ser apaleados en-
Ian plantas de los pies. Despues
de apaleados fueron llevados a
Il carcel, donde pasaran algun
Ampo.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21

uHI1o> ue SuS sdcueIuoS' "
espera una contestacion amiga
bic y que Ell gobier9o de Wash
ington olga 81 va a tomar 0 no
acci6n - el problema. Toda la
Recommendation relacionada con
la declarat ria de naci6n agre-
sora, m2riro de las saroiones,
sera en.regada a Hugh R. Glib
son, miniStro americana en- G.
nt%ra
cc7nt1 de los 81 volvera a
remlrsa en- ooJubre 81 para dis
cutir los efectos del boycott. Co
pias de las actas de la Liga,
con las Sanciones, seran envia-
das a Iap6n, Brasil, Eglpto,
Costa Rica, Eslandia Y probA,
blemente a la ciudad libre de
DanZig.
La gaceta., 1935-10-21

suscribase y lea los ~periodicos que expresan
ell sentimiento popular.
LA Gaceta" es Ell decano de los diarios de Tampa y
siempre ha seguido las palpitaciones del honrado
hombre de la Gale.
Ell Magazine de los domingos c%onservelo, por las bellas
fotografias y ell interes de SUI Seccion Literaria.
Gitana, I'm cuadro de Pressler, es la portada
del venidero ndmerO.
LA Presa", bello cuadro de Pope, aparece en- la
cubierta posterior.
Una reproduction del cuadro 900 de S~eptiembre",
de Augusta Young, cubre dos planas.
Lynn Randolph, una artista de New York, aparece
en- una plana.
I'm articulo sobre en- que fugar descubri6 Crist6bal
Colon la America.
LA Sinfonia Trunca", pr Faraday Keenec.
Bandido de un solo dia, por Charles Haven,
ocho paginas de comicas.
Digale a sus amigos que Sc suscriban a 'La Gaceta"
Lame pr los Telefonos 1892 = M53-603
Evening star., 1935-09-27
STOCK AVERAGES
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK, September 27.-The
stock market gave most Of its buying
attention to specialtieS today as many
of the recent leaders milled about
indifferently.
Gains of to or more points were
scored by various favorites. but there
were a number of soft spots in evi-
dence The close was irregular. Trans
fers approximated 1,l50,000 shares.
Speculative forces watched the
European situation without displaying
too much gloom. Domestic trade re-
ports were fairly cheerful. Freight
car loadlngS for the past week were
up slightly less than seasonal. but
they were at a new high mark since
November 3. 1881.
The market was not particularly
unsettled by losses of to around
points suffered by stocks of Standard
Gas g. Electric following the COM
panys petition for reorganization
under the bankruptcy laws.
Wheat gave up part Of its mornings
gains of a cent or more a bushel and
corn was heavy under realizing. Cot
ton was listless Bonds were moder-
ately mixed. Foreign exchanges were
quiet.
Shares of Coca Cola. Philip Morris
McKesson & Robbins preferred, Cello.
tex preferred and Greyhound Corp
got up to or more points Gamer;
of fractions to about a point included
Chrysler Glidden. Radio preferred e
Union Pacific, National Distillers
Schenley. Consolidated Gas and Amer.
lean Tobacco B.
Among issues unchanged to a shade
higher or lower were U. S. Steel
American Telephone. New York Cen,
trail. Santa Fe. North American, In.
land Steel, Bethlehem, Sears Roeouck
Kennecott, American Smelling, Can,
ada Dry, General Electric. Pullman
Phillips Petroleum and Standard Oil
of New Jersey.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
U. S. TREASURY POSITION.
BY the Associated Press,

The position of the Treasury on Sep
tember 20 was: Receipts. S64 SOC, ,O91 So;
expenditures. S76,440. BALANCE. 81,
month. S24. .O5S. .094 81.
Receipts for the fiscal year tsince July
u. -S96S. .ss9. .O57.a5: expenditures; 81
IT'S. 535.S6S.25 Cincluding SS59,146.-
264 .S5 Of emergency expendituresl; excess
Of expenditures. SsO5. .s46. $1,000; eioss
debt. $50 ,434. .44S, ,0S3.7S. decrease OF
Gold assets. SO. .ae6. SOC. 5S0. .96.
Receipts for, September 26, 1924 teom-
parable date last year,. S97 .594 .4O2. .5s;
Expenditures $50. 600. .5sS .6s; net balance.
81 1881. III A: customs receipts for
the month. S32, ,034. .3SO.s5.
Receipts for the fiscal year Sa25. .990.-
s24.21: EXPENDITURES. 81. S1.45S,125,054 so.
including SS05. .0aS. .OH2.63 Of emergency
expenditures; excess of expenditures, $532,-
1875. Gold assets. s7,S7s.$25.s5s.is.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Washington Produce

The Washington produce market
summary. including egg and live p0ul-
try prices. furnished by the Depart
ment of Agriculture, follows:
BUTTER-One-pound prints t9c score).
rs; tub. -; 1-pound prints 100 scoreD. ~;
tub, 70; 1-pound prints $50 score). 20;
tub. 25.
MEATS-Beef. 11a20; veal 16a17: lamb,
1920; pork loins fresh. 2Sa29 frozen,
26a27: fresh hams, 21a2S: smoked hams,
3Oa31; strip bacon, 34a37; lard, 1Sa19;
compounds. 13laa14lz.
LIVE STOCK-Hogs. light. II .25a11 so;
medium. II .5Oa11,7 heavy, 1O.00aIl. so;
calves. 5.00a950; lambs. 5.O0a9 90.
EGGS-Market steady on most grades.
Supply of Government-eraded extras, me-
diums moderately heavy and prices one
half cent lower. Current receipts. 29a3l;
hennery whites, average, 31a33: fancy.
large. 34a36 Government graded and
dated white eggs Cncluding grading and
marketing coStSl: U. s. extras. large. AZ;
U. S. extras, mediums, 35l2; U. S. stand
ards. large. 36h.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady; prices
UNCHANGED Fowl: Colored. heavy, 19a21:
Leghorns, 14aI6; roosters. l1a12 Spring
chickens: Plymouth Rocks. average, lisa
2O; fancy: plaza: mixed colors; lsa2o
23a25; guinea fowl young. 10al.O0 pair.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 27.-Tumble,
OF corn values took the corn market
down more than cents at times to.
day and led to late setbacks of wheat
prices.
Unfulfillment of corn crop frost
damage suggestions did much to
weaken the corn market. Anothe!
bearish factor was late reports indi,
eating likelihood Of rains in Argen.
tira relieving prolonged drought.
Corn closed unsettled at the same
as yesterdays finish to ia lower. De.
cember. 58l2-5s, wheat unchanged tc
5s higher, December 98l4-2s; oats IA,
l2off, and provisions unchanged te
35 cents down.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Associated Press.

LONDON:-With operators marking time
pending international DEVELOPMENTS. busi.
ness on the Stock Exchange was quieter
today. British government stocks and gold
mining shares eased on profit-taking, while
transatlantic issues held steady and other
shares weakened on the announcement Of
the pa PASSING sing Of the dividend payment due
PARIS-Recent advances on the Bourse
were halted today with rentes. Industrial
and international issues dropping due to
was heavy
BERLIN;-Prices continued Arm on the
SoeTse today. but developed q weaker
tone was quiet,
Evening star., 1935-09-27
SANITARY BONDS SOLD.

BALTIMORE, September 81 (Spe-
eiaD AN issue of $400, 900 Washing
ton suburban sanitary district of
Maryland 4 per cent bonds have been
awarded Brown, Hartman g. Co. of
New York The bonds we're offered
yesterday on an approximate 800 per
cent basis.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
BOOKER ELECTED
BY |. B. A. GROUP
Capital Financier to Serve
as Chairman of South.
eastern Section.
BY EDWARD c. STONI

Y. E. Booker, head of the invest
ment firm of Y. E. Booker g. Co., this
city. was elected chairman of the
Southeastern group of the Investment
Bankers Association of America, at
a meeting held in Baltimore late yes
Evening star., 1935-09-27

terday. The new
chairman, who Is
president of the
w a S h i n G t 0 n
Stock Exchange,
was vice chair
man of the group
last year.
j o h n R e d =
mond. jr., Of
Baker, Watts &
Co, Baltimore,
was elected vice
chairman, a n d
N orm an H.
Blake of Alex
ander Brown g.
CorS Pa1tio1orp
Evening star., 1935-09-27
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA September 81 Dr.
Eggs. 2,2s5; irregular supplies liberal:
trading dull. o. s. standards. Nos. l and
.. 2Oa3O1a; u. S. standards. Nos. 3 and
4. 271aa2S: U. S. trades, 25ka26Ia u s.
mediums. extras or better whites. 30A34
U. 8. mediums, standards. 26a29.
Evening star., 1935-09-27

q a Budd M1gApr. I6 S "a S = y
Approximate Sales Of Stocks n Y Stock Exchanxe
l1:0O AM..... 100000 1890 Noon.. 49O 900
i:oo IN. o'oooO 2:00 PM...... $4,000
Total sales for the day. 1.12OOOO
Dividend rates given table are the annu.
payments based
O' "@-'-'@@ii'
pus exs nScumulaeo olvldends Paid this Paid
K Ex dividend 80 'sSe''e4Si'p oI oeng
Evening star., 1935-09-27

United Electric Coal Co.'S deficit.
year ended July 81. was s52,515, VS..
deficit Of s127,457.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Chicago Cash Market.

CHHVdBU NdSH NdIktI.
Cash wheat. No. red garlicky,
1.0l y: No. 3 mixed. l.01; corn. No
l mixed, 85; No. 2 yellow, 85a85i2;
oats, No. ? white, BAL; sample grade.
2714 a29; no rye, buckwheat. coy
beans; barley. nominal; feed. 32a48:V
mailing, 50a75; timothy seed. 25oa7i
hundredweight: clover seed, ll50a
1900 hundredweight.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
INVESTING COMPANIES

NEW YORK. September % GP.-New
York Security Dealers Association:
tClosing quotations.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
RaItimnrr nuntatinnS

BaItlmOTe nuOtatlonN.
BALTIMORE. September - tPl.-Wheat
NO. red Winter. Rarlicky, SPOT. domestic.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. September - tP.-New
York Security Dealers Association:
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Liyerpool Grain Prices.

LIVERPOOL. September - up Wheat
futures closed steady
Evening star., 1935-09-27

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13A 6la Hudson & Man pf--.
1914 6A Hudson Motor Car
ga q Hupp Motors
Evening star., 1935-09-27
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

Pc. Stk. of Pay
Rate. riod. record. able.
Evening star., 1935-09-27

N@InCIuuINg eXtraS.
s-Declared or paid so far this year,