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Evening star., 1935-06-21
MRS. HARRIET BENTLEY
DIES AT SANDY SPRING
Funeral Services Will Be Held
Tomorrow Afternoon-Burial
at Brinklow.

Special Dispatch to The star.
SANDY SPRING, Md, June al
Mfs. Harriet J. Bentley. 81, widow of
Edward n. Bentley, died yesterday
following long illness. She is sur
vived by daughter. Mrs. r. Pole
Robson Of Sandy Spring. and son,
Richard T. Bentley Of Baltimore.
The funeral will take place at 2
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Olney.
burial to be In Woodside Cemetery.
Brinklow.
Mrs. Bentley was a daughter Of the
late DR.. Edward Chandlee of Alex
andria, Va. She had been O resident
Of this vicinity for more than SO
years.
Evening star., 1935-06-21
FOREIGN
Moon. -Greenwieh time. toda
Flight Still Continues.

MERIDIAN, Miss, June 81 Dr.
Flying smoothly along in q battle
against time, space and physical wear,
Al and Fred Key, aviator brothers
pushed their way today closer toward
the worlds endurance flight record.
At S:32 am. they had completed 4O4
hours of sustained flight.
Evening star., 1935-06-21
Report for Last "A Hours.
Tr.,~~~.k,. no-,..~S
Record for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
Trom noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, 80, 500 pm. yesterday.
Year ago, 96.
Lowest, "a, 500 am. today. Year
ago, SO.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, e5, on June 18.
Lowest, ., on January %.
Humidity fer Last "A Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, 81 per cent, at 100 am.
today. Lowest, So per cent, at 4:30
pm. yesterday.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Evening star., 1935-06-21
Sea Cows Stranded.

During the recent food season in
the Amazon basin of South America
many sea COWS were stranded in the
forests and caught by jaguars.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-25
AT THE MOVIES
Young and Old Thrill
To Shirley's Picture

An absorbing story. and the pres
ence OF the one and only Shirley
Temple, make THE Little Colonel"
which opened a 4-day engagement
Saturday at the Param cunt Theatre,
an extraordinary screen event.
Once again, Americas golden
haired sweetheart captures, with her
unpretentiOus art. her honest acting,
the hearts Of old and young.
She is cO-starred with Lionel
Barrymore in this heart-stirring sup
erb story Of q bitter Kentucky fam
lily fued during the days following
the Civil War, when prejudices still
ranked. and q woman who dared
give her heart to a hated Yankee
was ostracised by friends and rela-
tjons. .
The nve,year-old screen sensation
has the mle Of tiny tot whose child
1sh love and laughter routs the bitter
ness and false pride that make
wretched . stern old Kentucky aris-
tocrat who has turned his back on
his daughter.
ehirley,s charm shines in this story
which Is Is tender Is her baby heart.
Not only Is her work extraordinary
Is an actress, but she quite captivates
the most blase with her singing, quite
surprises one with her dancing talents
when she appears with Bill Robinson
and accompanies him In his famous
stair-dance.
As II this wealth Of surprises were
not enough, this Fox Film picture
produced by B. q. DeSylvia ends Ii
q blaze Of Technicolor. For the first
time in her meteoric career. Shirley
Temple is presented In color.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-25
Picture Is Based on
Life Of Leatherneck

You can call U. s. Marine a devil
dog" or most any other name, but
smile when you dub him as leather
neck" or prepare for battle.
This warning was given to James
Cagney, and other members Of the
troupe which went to the marine fly
ing field on North Island, San Diego,
TO make scenes for the new Cosmopol-
itan production. Devil Dogs Of the
Air." which released by Warner Bros,
is coming to the Capital theatre to-
night and Tuesday.
None of the marines is able to ex-
plain why the cognomen, leather
neck" is offensive. They detest It,
however, as sailors in the u. 8. navy
despise the appelation "gob" or
"swab."
The term 'leatherneck" had its
origin many years ago. Oldtimers in
the service recall the source Of the
word, which Immediately entered the
corps vernacular.
Formerly the straight collar on the
marine jacket was cut away slightly
Ia the front to permit room for the
Adams apple and the chin. In this
cut-away space there was q facing OF
leather. Thus did leatherneck become
nickname Of the Marines, whether
they serve on land, on sea. or in the
air.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

-iSu ~esposa.,.. ISL esposa
otra mujer, viviendo yo!,..
va no lie quedaba la menor
duda de que ell protector de su
hiia era Gustavo, & mismo,
La nina la miro fijamente, Y
pregunt6le;
Ell papa del coche no es mi
papa, Gverdad, mamita?
Soledad estrech6 a la nina en-
sus brazos, reSpondiendole:
ST, hiia mia, 81: es tn pa
pa au-que no merece Serlo...
Lusgo, como 81 lie contrariara
hacer a Lolin ciertas revelacio-
mes, revelaciones que no esta-
Dan al alcance de la pobre nina,
anadi6:
-Pero no pienSes en- ESQ, vi
da mia; sigue creyendo que u
La gaceta., 1935-09-14


LENA de algeria, soledad a.
0raz6 a la nina, procurando Sc
earle las lagrimas con sus be-
sos.
Lolin lloraba; pero no por
su muneca...
ri cariho de aquel angel Sc
gula siendo sryo, solo suyo, y la
p'6re madre Sc sinti6 feliz.
Las dos quedaron abrazadas.
como s. quisieran estrechar adn
mas de a4uel modo los lazos o,1e
las unian.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

yorquinos, con un total de l3 ca
rerras.
New York 13c, 20h, Be.
st. Luis Zoe, Oh, 4e.
Atacaron los Cubs en- los in
nings cuarto y quinto y vencie~
ron a les Dodgers con anota :
ci6n de 4 por /. French recibi6
cr@dito por ell triunfo Alfonso
Lopez ha recuperado "los espe-
%juelos de batear" y descar?6 3
hits en- A wees al bate.
Brooklyn 1c, 8h, lie.
Chicago 4c, Ion, De.
Curt Davis domino a los Pr
ratas, mientraS ell Filadelfia,
con Is hits, llegaba 5 veces a la
gonna.
FiladeIfia sc, 14h, De.
Pittsburg 1c, 5h, De.
Los Rojos vencieron en- I'm re
nido desafio a los Braves. Fue
un duelo entire Hilcher y Brandt
llevando este la peor parte.
Boston DC, Oh, De.
Cincinnati 1c, Oh, lie
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
V0TVIO AL PUEBLO Y CO
METIO UN NUEVO CRIMEN

Madrid, Sept. 14.-El sastre
Gerardo Lato, de Abe2ondo, que
mat6 a su hija Celsa e hiri6 gra
Vemente a su mujer, la que tan
bien falleci6, volvi6 a su pue-
BIO, en- la provincial de La Corfu
ma, y cen ell mismo cuchillo que
aabfa asesinado a su mujer Y
u hija busc6 a su suegro, de 80
amos, para matarlo.
Com ell suegro no estaba en-
Ia casa, pudo salvarse. Varies
vecinos salieron a perseguirlo
y uno de ellos, que Sc acerc6 de-
masiado, recibi6 una punalada
en- ell vientre que lie deio sin vi
da.
La guardia civil ha redobladc
los esfuerzoS para encontrarle
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
DEPORTES
RUGGIRELLO NO REGRESO
AL DE LUIS

Pompton Lakes, N. j., sep.
IA Salvatore Ruggirello, ell
corpulento italiaho, que estuvo
en- ell campamento de Jose Luis
Y habia ofrecido regresar, no
ha cumplido su palabra.
Aver Sc llam6 a Salvatore
por la direction general del cam
pamento del eti6pico y no 50 lie
encontr6 por parte al2una. Ell
microbes cast Sc march6 hori-
zontal lCego de haber recibido
media docena de go1pes de dere
cha que lie afectaron visible
mente. Al irse manifesto que
prcbarfa una vez mas, pero no
mantuvo su promesa.
Luis no practice aver con los
guantes, pero 10 hara hoy, Guam
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Quiso convencerse de clio, Y
dijo:
-GMe dejaras, alma mia,
me dejaras?
No, mama,-respondi6 Lo-
lin, echandole 10: brazos al cue
llo.-Quiero estar contigo...
-Perc yo soy pobre, vida
mia, muy pc5recita... No tie po-
Dire comprar trajes tan boni-
tos... lies querras a ellos mas
porque son ricos?
-Td eres p brecita; pero tie
quiero a Ii mas, No quiero vol
YER con ellos, no. iContigo, con-
tigo!...
i Tesoro MIC!
-Contigo y con L1la... iQuie
r. a Ladai...
Y rompi6 a lorar.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Medals Rojas vencieron
al st. Luis en- ell primer desafio
pero perdieron ell segundo,
Yves Ferell alcanz6 su vig6si-
mo tercero triunfo de la tempo
rada.
st. Luis &c, 1Oh, Be.
Boston 13c, 18Th, 2e,
st. Luis 4c, 12h, De.
Boston &c, 10h, De.
Greenberg descarg6 su So
"jonron" del ano y los Tigres a.
plastaron a los Yankees, con
Rowe en- la Inca de fuego.
La ventaja actual del Detroit,
en- ell primer puesto, es ahora
de 912 desafios. Lou Gehrig dis
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
PODUBNY CONTRA Ell A
MERICANO SLEDGE

La empresa de Benjamin
Field ha decidido que ell russo
John Podubny, un veterano del
colch6n, tenga de adversario, ell
pr6Ximo lunes, a Bill Sledge.
Babe Caddock, ell excampe6n
del peso complete de la Florida,
luchara con Bruce holland, ell
campeon, pero este no arriesga-
ra su titulo.
Abe Stein sera ell rival de jim
Parker, y Nick Bacalis sera ell
c%ontrario de Johnny Mars.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Manuel Quintero debe darle
una detallada explicaci6n a Six
tito sobre los ataques del Chino
antes de sonar la campana.
81 puede, debe explicarle tam
bien ell "sabor" de las mora
das' en- los primeros segundos
del primer minute, en- ell primer
asalto.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

va es bora de averiguar 81 ell
"exhuracan espanol" esta cum
Qliendo la promesa de agregar
a su dieta Ell lac6n y ell caldo ga
lego.
Mano, como ustedes saben, de
pende de la direction del DR..
Myers, que no parece tener fe
en- los alimentos de origen ga
laico.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Chino Alvarez hizo aver este
comentario, segdn nos infOrma
un ciudadano que lie conoce: La
corona de Morales la fundire
pronto, con unos cuantos pune
taos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
DO A LUZ UNA NINA Y
DOS NINOS

Madrid, sep. 14.-Avisan de
Murcia que en- ell Hospital Pro-
vincial do a luz una nina y dos
mines la Sra. Carmen Maria L6-
PEI, de SO amos, del pueblo de
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Mano Quintero fue a visitar a
Una cartomantica y 6sta lie ha
dicho que pronto empezara a a.
preciaTse ell declinamiento de
an castro" de West Tampa.
GHabra querido significar q.
Mr.. Alvarez entrara pronto en-
la decadencia?
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Ell st. Luis esta a la cabeza
de la Liga con 81 ganados, so
perdidoS y I'm total de 635 pun
tos; los Cubs en- segrndo lugar,
con 80 ganados, 81 perdidos y
631 puntos; en- tercero los CT :
gante&, con 80 ganados, So per-
didOs y 612 puntos.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Los Gigantes hieieron saltar
a Dizzy Dean, en- ell decimo in,
ming, y vencieron a los Carde-
males, que aun siguen a la cabe-
"a del circuito. NADIA menos que
20 %hits" disrararon los neo-
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

EStas palabras hirieron ell CO.
raz5n de Soledad y una s2spe-
cha terrible surgi6 -en su men
te, atormentandOia.
GSeria possible que su hija la
ded2reciase porque era pObre?
jHabria deslpertado la ambi-
ci6n Ell el alma pura de aquel
inocente angel?
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
CON LOS CUANTES

Todos los periodistas que han
visto a Jose Luis en- su camlpa-
mento de entrenamiento, convie
men en- asegurar que es un gIa-
diador formidable.
Max Baer es ell dnico que no
tiene tai opinion de la habilidad
del negro de Detroit. La inc6g-
nita quedara resuelta ell dia "a,
en- ell terreno de los Yankees.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

papa esta en- el cielo. Vale mas
es menos doloroso...
-GY no quieres que lie quie-
ra?-replic6 Lolin.-Mira, me
ha regalado cosas muy boni-
tas...
Y miraba con tristeza su lu-
jose vestido.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

"a "comerse', EN- un cuadrilate-
70, a seis chinos,
SUponemos que en- la media
docena no Sc ha include al Chi
no, de West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

do es lie agregaran dos nuevos
socios, Bob Moody, de Syr4u-
Sc, y Eddie Simms, de Cleve :
land.
Este SiHms fue ell que lie la,
limo un ojo a Baer, en- Una ex-
hibici6n. ann
Ademas ha Sdo llamado Babs
Hunt, de Oklahoma, vencedor
de Buddy Baer.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
VII

Jorge no escuch6 mas, no ne
eeslto sir mas para coDvencer-
Sc de que su triunfo era COM
pleto.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
VICTORIA DE CANZONERI

St. Luis, Sept. 14.-T9ny
Canzoneri, ell campe6n del pes1
lige~enci6 anosbe, por pun
tos, al afamado joven local Jose
Gnouly. No Sc discUtia ell tituIo
del italiano. Pe$ba Gnouly 49,
libras y ell campe6n 10.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

ST.
-5Y tie besaba?
-Tambien.
-iTampoco te hablo de mi?
Mo-.
Y
De pronto, con esa incon4
eiencia de los ninos, que les ha-
ce decir a veces cosas muy du-
ras, Lolin diio;
Ell no guerra que me traje-
ran aqui.
-iNo guerra So
ledad.
-Pero ella 81 quiso...
y dime, hija de hi alma,
Ella, Ges la esposa de el?,..
No Sc. 81.
La gaceta., 1935-09-14

Sixto Morales tiene coraz0n
' destreza, nos dijeron aver, pa
La gaceta., 1935-09-14
"a Gaceta Folletfn No. PIT
A PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

No pienses ahora en- la mu-
neca, hija mia,-replic6le Sole
dad.
. Por que?,.. iYo quiero!...
-Bueno; pero ahora hemos
de hablar de cosas mas impor-
tantes... Dime: Gestas Segura
de que ell conde, tn protector, es
ell papa del coche?
81: ell papa del coche.
-iOh!...
y la sonora tambi6n.
IA los que te acercaste lue
go para pedirles una limosna?
La gaceta., 1935-09-14


del ano y su 30o de la Temporal
da. Greenberg tiene ahora dos
cus Irangulares mas que Jimmy
Fox. La victoria fu6 la 18a del
pitcher excolegial. Vernon Co
mez cargo con otra derrota.
Detroit lie, 11h, lie.
New York sc, Oh, 4e.
! Volvi6 a Iucirse Estadella, Ell
cubano que desempena la 3b de
lo1MSenadores, y los Indios fue-
ro1 srrotados.
FIN xde Ranera insrpera :
lie y de@arg6 dos hits.
Cleveland Sc, III, lie.
Washington SC, 13h, De.
Para veneer a los Medals Blan
cas- les Atlerecos pegaron 10 hits
y anotaron 10 carreras.e
Chicago 7c, Oh, De.
/3lfia 100, 19h, De.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
RADIO SET VOLUME
ADVANCES SHARPLY
Increases Ranging From go to
100 Per Cent Reported by
Leading Manufacturers.
Special Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA September a.
With general business up II per cent,
steel production up so per cent and
electric power output up IL per cent,
a so to 100 per cent production in
crease is announced by some leading
radio set manufacturers.
Radio sales are up from 2,027,000
the first half of 1884. to 2.453,0 for
the first half of 1885, with third quar-
ter figures indicating IS per cent to
20 per cent increase over the last half
of 1884.
These figures, according to the
Philco Radio g. Television Co., are
conservative Employment at Philco
plants is up over 40 per cent as COM
pared with 1884, and under the pres
ent working arrangement with the
American Federation of Labor. the
highest wages Of the industry are be-
ing paid to factory employees number
ing 1000.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
STANDARD c. &E.
WILL REORGAN|zE
Large Utility Holding Unit
Files Papers Under
Section 77.B.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 27.-
Standard Gas & Electric Co. today
filed a petition in the Wilmington,
Del, Federal Court for reorganization
under section 77B Of the bankruptcy
act. It is one of the largest units in
the public utility holdings company
group, with reported assets of more
than $1,000, ,o00, 900.
In this status, however, It was
something of q sub-holding concern
inasmuch as it Is controlled by the
Standard Power & Light Co., which
Is in turn controlled jointly by the
United States Electric Power Co. and
H. M. Byllesby g. Co.
The company dominates operating
properties in 20 States. They supply
electric power, gas. steam heat. tele-
phone, water or street railway serv-
ice. 1t also owns property in Mex
leo. The company's map embraces
a large part of the Western half Of
the United States.
NAAlCA4y NCIA-
tering on the more than S24.000,000
obligations due October were made
more acute for the companay by rea-
son of slow recovery in earnings from
the depression low levels.
To conserve cash In preparation for
a proposed refunding operation to
deal with these bond issues the COM
pany discontinued dividend payments
on its 81 and s6 prior preference
stocks around the end OF last year.
Early this week the company an
nounced it had sold to operating COM
panies in its system, without profit to
it, stock of the Byllesby Engineering
g. Management Corp, all heretofore
owned by Standard. The company ex-
planned that this sale was made in
keeping with the spirit of the utility
act OF 1885.
Efforts of the company TO extend
maturity of its October l obligations
we're opposed by organized minority
security holders who protested against
various features of the plan.
Quoted values Of the company's
listed shares declined sharply on the
Stock Exchange. The common drop
ped nearly 50 share to a fraction
under So; the preferred yielded nearly
$3.50 to slightly better than $3.50 a
share; the per cent preferred lost
more than SO to $40. and the per
cent preferred declined more than IS
a share to around Sl025.
Four bond issues of the company
listed on the curb exchange. dropped
from s325 to s4.25 per sl00 bond.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
1T. & T. REPORTS
NET OF S2,128,581
Six Months Total Equivalent to
80 Cents a Share, Against 80
Cents in 1884 Half.
Hy the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 27.-Inter-
national Telephone g. Telegraph Corp.
reports for the six months ended June
80 net income of s2,128 ,581. equiva-
lent to 33 cents share on the capital
stock This compares with net in
come of 1888 ,229, or 80 cents share
for the first half of 1884 The figures
are exclusive of Postal Telegraph g.
Gable Co., which International Tele-
phone controls.
For the quarter ended June 80 In
ternational Telephone had indicated
net income of $685. equal to IA
cents a share, against ST ,228,758, or 10
cents share in the preceding quarter
and S877.752, or 13 cents share in
the June quarter last year.
Postal Telegraph & Gable Corp. re-
ports for the six months ended June
80 net loss of 1922 ,807, after taxes,
interest and other deductions, against
net loss OF s255,295 in the first half
of 1884.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
FREIGHT LOAD|NGS
CLIMB 1887 CARS
Weeks Total Of 701,644
Is 63,146 Above Level
of Year Ago.
By the Associated Press

The Association Of American Rail-
roads announced today that loadings
of revenue freight for the week ended
September / were 707,644 cars, an
increase of 1887 above the preceding
week, 63,146 above the corresponding
sk in 1884 and 47,778 above 1888.
Miscellaneous freight totaled 270,-
100 cars, an increase of 8,412; 2s.65S
above 1884 and 32,284 above 1888.
Less than carlot merchandise to-
tailed 166, $50, an increase Of S01; 2,548
above 1884 and S,209 below 1888
Coal, 133,234 cars, decrease 5,329;
1l,795 above 1884 and 1884 above
1898.
Grain and grain products. 42.552, de-
crease 1884: increase 9,587 above 1894
and S,746 above 1888. Western dis
tricts, 3o,577 cars, increase 8,740 above
1884.
Live stock, 1S, 400 cars, increase 1856;
decrease 1919 below 1884 and 3,203
below 1888. Western districts. 1887
cars, decrease 1895 below 1884.
Forest products, 1908, increase l.
813; 9,943 above 1884 and 1859 above
1888.
Ore, 36,310. increase 2,026; 1904
above 1884 and 1875 below 1888.
Coke. 6,571 cars, increase 80; 1880
above 1884 and n below 1898.
The association announced that live
stock loadings for the first 38 weeks of
1885 we're 474,432 cars, a reduction
of 283,839, compared with last year.
This decrease was due, it was stated
to a reduction of the movement of live
stock because in 1884 the Government
bought and shipped live stock from the
drought areas.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Dollar Advances
Slightly on Most
Other Currencies
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The dollar had a slight edge on
most foreign currencies in exchange
dealings today.
In New York the British pound
sterling was "A of cent lower at
s49112; French francs we're .001s OF
cent higher at 6.59l4 cents. and
Holland guilders we're .O3 of a cent
lower at 6745 cents.
The dollar was a trife higher in
London at 4J911a to the pound and
about steady in Paris at an equiva-
lent Of $3.50 cents to the franc.
PARIS, September 81 CP.-Three
per cent rentes, n francs so CEN
times: Az per cent rentes, $3.50
Exchange on London, 7464. The
dollar was qouted at 15.1712.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, September 27.-Cor-
porate bonds moved in an extremely
narrow range during today's session,
and, although the main body OF active
issues tended 70 move higher. there
were quite a few well-known loans
ending in the minus column.
United States Government issues
were reactionary throughout the day
and showed no rallying power at any
time. Closing prices ranged from
2 32ds to 7/32ds lower
There were several recently active
Treasury issues that did not appear on
the tape during the day.
Closing prices of active issues in the
domestic corporation division included
Bethlehem Steel refunding IS, up 4 at
1871: United States Rubber IS, up
a at 97a4; Laclede Gas 5i2s, un-
changed at rs; Atlantic Coast Line
41as, off as at 1885, and Great North
ern 412s, up Il at 80.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
DIVIDEND is OMITTED
by CANADA DRY BOARD
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, September 27.-Direc-
tors of Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
voted to omit the quarterly dividend
on the capital stock. The last divi-
dend was 10 cents, declared three
months ago,
Omission of the dividend. the man.
agement explained, was to conserve
cash assets for use in connection with
an expansion program to be under
taken Immediately.
The company proposes to install
new plants at strategic points for a
more intensive development of mar
kets through elimination of certain
distributing costs, it was announced.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Miscellaneous Markets.

Additional New York markets. as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
WOOL TOPS+Futures closed quiet;
unchsnged. December. 90.0b: January.
COFFEE-spot quiet; Rio No. :, els:
Santos No. 4. S34a9. Cost and freight Of
ferings included; Santos Bourbon. IS and
IS. at s.20a35. Rio futures closed quiet:
lures closed barely steady; sales. 1000.
December. s05n: March Sis: May. S.1Sn
SUGAR-Futures No. 3 closed steady.
unbalanced to higher; sales 1880 tons
December 2.57b; January. 214b: March,
. Lab; May. 2.19b; July, 2.23b; September,
227b
RAW HIDES-Futures closed quiet. un-
changed to lower. December. lib;
March II ABB. Sales / $50 900.
Gas lower. October Il.71b: December
ii a5b: March. 1917; smoked ribbed spot
closed IL sin.
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. September 81 O1.-For-
elsn exchange steady; Great Britain in doll
mand, 4.9l "a; cables 49l12; 6O-day bills,
BOA. France demand, 659A; cables.
.5eh. Italy. demand. s.1513; cables.
S15i2.
STANDARDIZATION $50: Germany.
iree: 40 .26; reg. tourist; - rs; reg. COM
q. 20; Sweden 5535: Denmark 2i.s5:
Finland. 2,lS; Switzerland 81 40; spain.
10 So; Portugal 4 As; Greece. 0.94h; Po-
slavis. 2.29: Austria, 1871; Hungary
20 .70n; Rumania o 80; Argentina 80 Bon:
Brazil s57n, TOXIC. 2ss Shanghai,
% 90; Montreal in New York es az:
New York in Montreal. 1o1.12a.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
BANKERS ACCEPTANCES
TURN UP IN AUGUST

b. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 27-After
Ve steady reduction in each month
since November, 1884, the volume of
bankers acceptances out standing
showed a slight improvement during
August, the American Acceptance
Council reported today. The total
as of August 81 was S321.807 All
against $500 $780, 746 on July 81
Evening star., 1935-09-27
Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. September II lP,-Cotton.
Spot in fair demand: prices 1 point high
er; quotations in pence: American strict
good middling. 200; good middlins. go;
low middlins. $50: low middlins. 8. .O5;
strict good ordinary. 5.s5; GOOD ordinary.
October. 5sS; December. 5.7e;. January.
b.76; March, 5.s1; May. 5.S2; July. 5.62.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
- METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, September % l41.-Copper
steady; electrolytic. spot and future. 300:
export, 3 65as.10. Tin steadier; spot and
nearby 4as7a5O 90; future. 1880. Iron
quiet unehs1esa LEAD fssadY o spot NsS
Zinc dull: East st. Louis spot and future
4.75 Aluminium. 19.OOa22 90. Antimony'
SPOT. 1928.
Evening star., 1935-09-27
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. September 27.-Except
trade. which was supplied by South
ern hedging. trading in cotton con-
tinued quiet today and prices held
within q comparatively narrow range,
After selling of to 1919 December
rallied to 1857, but met a little
more hedging on the upturn and was
ruling around 1858, with the mid
afternoon market about 2 to points
net higher.