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Evening star., 1935-12-13
$5OO,ODO IN WAGES
PAID TO OFFICIALS
Standard Oil of California
Thus Rewarded Ten,
| Renort Shows.
ny the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission today
made public reports showing Standard
Oil Co. of California paid 10 oficers
and directors a total Of more than
A5o0 900 in salaries last fiscal year.
About 200 companies, including
Standard of California, have filed GER
tain information under the securities
law. arguing it should be held con
Adential." Overruling this plea, the
commission is now making it public.
Gets $136.41S Salary.
K. r. Kingsbury of San Francisco,
uresident of Standard, with $lS6,4lS
salary, topped the list Of those whose
annual compensation was disclosed In
20 reports today.
CLOSELY approaching his mark was
the Slol ,60935 listed by the Reynolds
Metals Co., New York City, for r. s.
Reynolds as its president and director
and as director in two subsidiary COM
panies. This included a S57,23O.5l
bonus. charged to 1884 earnings, but
not paid until 1885.
Salaries reported by Standard IN
clltded: Oscar Sutro, vice president
Se0e87; w. H. Berg, vice president
Ss4Ss6; H. D. Collier, vice president
SS4,546: r. w. Hanna, vice president
S54,S46; M. E. lombard, director
3l5556; ]. H. Tuttle, director and Sec
retary, $31, 1924; G. E. Kennedy, direc-
tor, $36,366; A. S. Russel, director,
S5t,s24, and r. K. Davies, director
e36,366. All are of San Francisco.
sE Counsel Gets $I27,5O7.
Standard also reported paying $t27.-
BDT last fiscal year to Pillsbury, Madi-
son and Sutro as legal counsel
The largest business done in the
year ended December 81, 1884, by
companies who included such data in
reports published today, was shown
for the Laclede Steel Co., st. Louis
It's net sales were set at S3,567 ,584.89
After figuring cost of sales at 50 1886,
4s5.76, depreciation and other items
At 1857, 7,S846S, income deductions Of
ei45,5S2.06, and taxes, the company
reported net income of Sl15.309.l8.
= The Savage Arms Corp, New York
City, reported for 1884 total sales
less returns. of $2,336 ,662.48, and net
sales of $2,240,56410. The net sales
after figuring $1,s48, ,447.72 as cost OF
goods sold, were $406, ,009.78l .f
Evening star., 1935-12-13
NSHADOW" SYSTEM
ROUTS RACKETEERS
New York Police Commissioner
Has Hoodlums Followed
Day and Night.
Nv the Associated Press.

6y bno ASSOCIhteu EISSS-
NEW YORK. December 13.-
Folice Commissioner Lewis Valentine's s
system Of assigning detectives to
''shadow" men with criminal records
"a hours q day is credited with
precipitating a general exodus from
the city of racketeers and hoodlums.
"The city isn't big enough to hold
any racketeers," Valentine announced
= Headed for Chicago was Martin
CBuggsy) Goldstein, who left his
Brooklyn, N. Y, home for a west
bound train after detectives operating
In eight-hour relays had trailed him
for a month.
5. Police said Goldstein was once a
suspect in the killing of Joe Amberg,
Brooklyn promoter"
Z I'm going out West and make a
new start" "Buggsy" was quoted as
saying. I'm going to lose myself"
Y Others reported to be under sur
Teillance are Harry pittsburgh PhiD
Strauss, discharged with Goldstein in
Brooklyn Homicide Court Monday;
Harry Mayonne and his brother Louis,
Gil Of Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
W. P. A. ALLOTMENT HIT

ST. LOUIS, December 13 R.-St
Louis clergymen, appointed to inves-
tigate the relief situation by the Fed
Grafton of Churches, yesterday de-
eIared the $55 a month W. p. A. allot-
ment as inadequate" and almost
debastng," and insisted relief must be
~just, respectable and adequate"
The Federal Government must be
urged to continue furnishing relief
until there is a marked change in the
matter Of employment, asserted a
report Of the Social Service Commits
sion of the Church Federation dis
tributed to all local ministers.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
MEET PRESIDENT
Archbishop and Mrs. Temple Are

Received at White House.
President Roosevelt yesterday re.
ceived Most Rev. William Temple,
Archbishop Of York, and Mrs. Tenn
pie. They we're presented by Sir Rom
aid Lindsay. the British Ambassador.
The archbishop and Mrs. Temple
are making a tour of America. He
participated in services Sunday at the
National Cathedral.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
FINANCIAL HELP
! TO ATHLETES VOTED
Action Of Southeastern Confer
ence Seen as Sanction Of
< Subsidizing Sports.
Nv the Associated Press

8y the Associated PreSS.
E ATLANTA, December 49, The
Southeastern Conference voted today
TO permit financial assistance to ath-
etes, a move interpreted as official
sanction Of subsidizing athletic ability.
The action was taken in adopting
by a vote of IL to an amendment
TO the bylaws that athletic ability
should receive consideration in de-
ternining student values in the as
alignment of scholarships, loans and
appointments for remunerative works.
Z The amendment set forth that such
assistance shall never be granted
primarily as reward for athletic
success. It also decreed that it must
be held to the legitimate expenses
Of attending the institution, such as
tuition, fees, books, board and lodging.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
FOSDICK APPOINTED

Lawyer Will Seek to Unity
Rockefeller Enterprises.
NEW YORK, December 13 R.-
Raymond 3. Fosdick, attorney, who
has been identified for many years
with Rockefeller interests, will become
president of the Rockefeller Founda-
ton and of the General Education
Board, July /, 1886.
His appointment was announced as
an effort to unity administration Of
both undertakings.
He will succeed Trevor Arnett as
president Of the General Education
Board and Max Mason as president
Of the foundation.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
CAPITAL WILL MARK T..
]. FIRST PLANE FLIGHT
Thirty-second Anniversary Will
Be Observed Throughout
Country December II.

The thirty y-second anniversary Of
the first airplane fight will be observed
on National Aviation day, December
II, with flight demonstrations and
exercises in various parts of the coun-
try. Local plans have not been COM
pleted. but probably will include open
house" at the airports.
The National Aeronautic Associa-
tion, in charge of the annual Aviation
day arrangements, has announced
that the mass flights in Washington
and all parts of the country which
were a feature of last years celebra-
ton will be repeated in 1886 and in
alternate years thereafter. 1t was the
committees opinion that maximum
effectiveness for the mass fight tribute
could better be obtained by holding it
every other year.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
Fate of Non-Christian Tribes Under Fiipinos
Is Question in U: S. Departure From Islands
Trouble FOreSee1t in
Naming Manila
Politicians.
IgorOts Worry OUer
Absence of Z. S.
authority.

Note: This is the fourth OF
series of articles BY Mr.. McKeIDGy
on the Philippine situation.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
NAIL KILLS YOUTH
James Richards Is Tetanus Vic
tim-Had Ignored Wound.

Tetanus, caused by q shoe nail
piercing his heel 13 days ago. resulted
yesterday in the death Of James
Richards, II, of 1884 Fourth street
southwest.
Richards noticed the wound on De-
cember 2, but did not consider 1t Sc
rious. Eight days later, however, his
condition alarmed his parents, who
took him to Casualty Hospital. Later
he was transferred to Gallinger Hospi-
tai, where he died.
Evening star., 1935-12-13

A s-tubs superheterodyns with the new
Magic Brain, Magic Eye, and slI-metsl tubes.
and feature automatic volume control, audio
tone compensation, continuous tone eontrol
and others.
Evening star., 1935-12-13

A 6-tubs superheterodyns covering standard
and short wave programs. All metal tubes.
Two-speed tuning ratio, automatic volume
control, Illuminated dial and tone control are
among its fetures.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Predbezne oznamenf zabav.

= Ochotnicky Sbor Svato-
Vaclavske osady pTipravuje
mile dostaven1cko ma nedeli
Vecer, 6. ledna. Ma programu
jest vesela opereta z pera Ri
charda Branalda pod MAVEN
"Devce jake jsem 81 pTal", IL
dovy obrazek z Prazskeho
predmest1 S melodickou hud-
bou a zpevy. Kazdy milovn1k
divadla jest uctive ivan ma to-
to pTedstavenf a zaopatrte 81
Vstupenky a zvlaste vyhraze-
ma s1dla pfedem ma fare.
Ustficove hody uspora-
dali muzove Osady sv. Vaclav-
ske V 1tery, p. ledna 1886 V
dolejS1ch m1stnostech osadnl
skoly.
= Sbor Zlata Praha els. 81.
j. G. d. usporada v pondelf,21
ledna 1886 Srdeckovy Pies V
D6lnickem Dome. Zacatek V
8. hodin vecer.
Tanecn1 zabavu pofadati
Dude |. Cesky Damsky Dem.
Klub 7. wardy V nedeli. Is.
ledna 1885 Delnickem Do
me, ron Madison a Rose ulic.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
GEORGE zapasi-
ii Dude Sc SANDOR A
pr1Sti uterV.

Mr.. Ed Contos poradatel
zr1zkovych zapasd v Carlins
Park pc nekolika tydennfm
odpocinku op6t zapocne S DO
fadanlm zapasG pr1sti 1tery, 8.
ledna. V hlavnim zapase
George Zaharias setka Sc Sc
Sander Szabo.
V nasleduj1cim zapase KITE
~ jest urcena ma dobu As mi
nut Marshall utka Sc S Red De-
vii Swenski.
V druhych dvou .Nzapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
1cinkuj1:
Johansen VS.. Znoski; Soko-
lis VS.. Nae ougall.
w. c. B. M. Radio lfstkv
mGzete obdrzeti "a 99c.
Obycejne /vstupne jest $1.OO.
S1.50 a $500, Plus Tax.
zeny V prdvodu muze mali
volny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

ricka G. Grueninger, 24leteho,
{. 1906 Guilford avenue, vra-
I'll do zadu automobile, ktery
T1dil George H. German jedou-
CT TIME smerem.
- ceste staly pondeli
tri vystrazne svetelne vezicky
automobilGm. V jednom nara
zu ~poraneni byli tT1, kdyz ia
xicab Walcotta vrazil ma Be
lair road a Ravenwood avenue
do vezicky.
Jina osvetlena vezicka stala
V ceste Alexandra Jarnowski,
23letemu z Towson, jedouc1mu
pc York road.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

We stredu ma pocatku soudu
S Bruno Richard Hauptmann,
jenz vinen jest z 1nosu a smrti
Lindberghova dftka, ably W.
mohl 81 vyplatne, vyb1ran1 byli
porotci. V prvn1 den vybrano
jich bylo deset.
We ctvrtek, jak oznameno,
matka d1tka uneseneho a mrt-
veho, Anne Lindbergh, poprve
mela videti muze vinen6ho z
tax nelidskeho zlocinu. NepTi-
hod1-li Sc neco neocekavaneho,
svedciti Dude Sc sym MAMIE
lem, kolonelem Charles A.
Lindbergh. Dalsfmi svedky S
nj byti mali: Betty Cow, skot-
ska opatrovatelka d1tka, Ollie
Wheatley, vdova pc Lindberg-
hove sluzebn1ku.
Byla to Betty Cow jez ulozi-
la d1tko ku spanku noci 1.
brezna 1882. Lindberghova
svedciti ma, re opatrovnice
dftka tazala Sc il, kdyz nalez-
la lGzko d1tka prazdne, jestli
kolonel Lindbergh wal dftko.
Lindbergh sam svedciti Dude,
re vybehl z prvnfho poschod1
ma druhe a S ostatnfmi poznal,
re d1tko uneseno bylo a re u
nosce nechal dopis, v nemz W.
platne zadal, ma okne.
Naval do soudnf sine byl We
liky.-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Podrezal 81 hrdlo We vszeni.

We vezeni Cecil okresu pod
REAL 81 hrdlo 23lety William
Hudson z Elkton.
Zatcen byl pc tydennfm hle-
DAM. V patnacti minutach pc
zavfen1 JIM veznove volali O
pOmoc pro Hudsona. Hrdlo
podfezal ST britvou. Zranen1
nebylo uznano zivotu jeho ne
bezpecnym. Zatcen byl ma u
DAM, re nasledoval mladou
d1vku jdouc1 bllzkosti stray
nlho domu a pokousel Sc il "a
staviti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Drzena pro krivou prFisahu.

Delwa Swami drzana jest
pro velkoporotu pro slozenf
kfive pT1sahy pred soudnfm
vysetfovatelem We spojeni Sc
zalobou O rozvod cd manzela,
Cammie Swami. Rozvod tehdy
povolen nebyl.
Manzele oddani byli roku
1917. RozeSli Sc v zarf 1888.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Phi hire footballu.

V Pasadena, Kalifornia, SO
lety Rev. John C. Fry, presby-
tern1 kazatel ma odpocinku,
pri hre footballu Stanford
Alabama, tax Sc rozc1lil, re
klesl a zemTel. Zesnuly byl
sekretaTem vyboru ma pense
presbyternf cfrkve ma Pacific
KEN pobTez1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Gypsy Annie" navstivena po-
licii a % Zatceno.

Anita Joyce znama policii
Poole jmena Gypsy Annie" a
% jej1ch pomocn1ku a host1
zatceno bylo v hospode, kterou
vede>v 100 blocku E. Pratt u
lice a zavfena S mimi ma vycho-
dn1 policejn1 stanici.
Policie vrazila do hospody v
10 hodin vecer. Sest zatcenych
byly mlade d1vky. Hospoda
byla policif pozorovana pred
pTepadem nekolik tydnG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
OdeSel s jinou a nevratil Sc
vice.

Rozvod povolen byl Tow
son Lillian M. Hallock, jez
svedcila, re posledn1ho 1nora
pfedesleho roku pTi navratu
SVEN z navstevy We Washing
tonu nalezla dim prazdny ma
Woodlawn avenue a manzela
opustivs1ho dim a cd tie DOLBY
zij1c1ho s jinou zenou v Balti-
more v apartmentn1m dome.
Manzele oddani byli v listo-
padu 1929.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Ctyrmi hodinami prezila
manZela.

Jenom 4 hodiny uplynuly
mezi umrtfm Jamese P. Clat-
chey, 71leteho a jeho manzel-
ky Henrietty, 81 rokG stare, v
jejich apartmentu, 821 N. Full
ton avenue.
Manzelka byla nemocnou po
nekolik tydnG a byla v bezve-
doml, kdyz V sobotu manzel
jejl um1ral. Kratce pred Va
noel roznemohl Sc zapalem
Pile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04
Poor ma falesne penize.

Brathon, naceln1k zdejsf tai
ne sluzby, vydal upozornenf,
jfmz varovan jest kazdy pred
falesnymi SIS a $40, jez dany
byly zde do obehu penezoka-
zem. Ma stedry Den nekolik
jich bylo vydano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-01-04

nOSti udal pc VanOcnlch Swat
clch, re 1852 osob zabito bylo
automobily V Baltimore behem
roku. Roku 1884 zabito bylo
1913 osob.
Narodnf bezpecnostnf koncil
udava, re Baltimore je sed-
mym mestem v Fade velkych
NEST ohledne poctu zabit1 au-
tomobily a ctvrtym V 1mrtnos-
ii.
We Washingtonu zabito by
10 letoSn1ho roku 131 osob,
nejhorsf to pocet, ktery kdy
Washington stihl. Co je pri-
cinou? Co ciniti ohledu
tonic?
Van Duzer, direktor jizdy
We Washingtonu poc1ta. V dis
triktu je $4,000 registrova-
nych automobile, Gill O $4,000.
vice neil rok pred tim.
Skutecnych nehod letos by
10 tam meme, ovsem zabitf da-
leko vice.
Re 118 nehod, jez studova-
ny dosud byly, rs zavineno RI
dici automobile, 9 neopatrno-
stf chodcG. Jedno procento ne
bod zavineno porouchanymi
automobily.
Hlavnf zlo vsak nespociva V
automobilech, ale v f1d1c1ch
techto.
Ridici mezi 16. a 10. rokem
byli zodpovednymi "a 121 ne
bod. R1dici mezi Is a 25 roxy
vrazdili a mrzacili nekolikrate
tolik.
Myslfm, re licens hTfSnik1m
ma vzata byti ma dels1 dobu.
= Pc Spojenych Statech po-
eta Sc, re automobilovych ne
bod V r. 1884 koncfcich smrtf
bylo $4,000. Pojistuj1c1 spo-
lecnosti tvrdf, re jich bylo ma
$4,000. Jisto jest, re automo-
billy povrazdeno bylo roce
skorem tolik osob jake americ-
kych vojaku We SvetOVe valce.
- Solomon Klioze, 58lety z
Park Heights avenue, zranen
byl taxicabem ma Reisterstown
road a Quantico avenue.
= Pr proficient Sc ma ko-
lfckach ma Belvedere avenue,
zran6n byl automobilem 14le-
ty Walter Chilcothe,
Diva mlad1ci Vyvazli sko-
rem nezraneni, kdyz automo-
bill spadl S mimi S vyse 400 stop
pc vrazen1 do sloupu ma Eli
colt Drive u Baltimore ulice.
George Hickner, 19lety, z
Woodlawn, udal, re zahybal
Sc ma kTizovatce, kdyz diva no.
81 ma kol1ckach Well zrovna
pred neho. V nemoznosti "a
staviti, sjel ma stranu a slet6l S
automobilem re silnice. Sou
druh jeho, Frank Rowe, byl je.
nom trochu poskraban.
= V sobotu V Baltimore a
blfzkem okol1 vazne automobi-
ly byla zranena jedna zena a
sedm jinych osob.
Frances Tillbury zranena
byla truckem ma Westport
road, lebka il rozrazena, fla
many ODE ruce a panev vedle
iinych zran6nf. Truck pfi prud
KEN zahybu sletel Sc silnice.
V jine nehode zranen byl 4
lety Charles Christ ma Lown-
des avenue. D1tku rozbita by
la lebka. Automobil T1dila Sa-
rah Shout z Towson.
JIM zranen1 byli: 14lety Ed
ward Huber z Craig avenue a
27leta Charles Welton.
" p~oslednfm mes1ci bylo
IA osudnVch nehod zavineno
automobily v Baltimore. Rok
nTed tim v teze dob6 bylo jich
21. Ia to pocet nehod v uply-
nulem m6s1ci bvlo 1.104 kdez-
TO v prosinci roku 1888 bylo
itch 1920.
V prosinci zran6no bylo 584
osob, iinVch nehod bylo 466 a
srazek bylo 638.
= Louis Wockenfuss, Bale
ia a iei1 des1tilety syn Howard
Y Raspeburg, poraneni byli v
6tery We srazce ma Gay a
Chase ulic1ch, kdvz automobil
GO s mimi prevratil We srazce.
Automobil T1dil manzel crane
ne. Srazil Sc S automobilem
Johna Sharfey, jenz udan pro
neopatrnou j1zdu. Wockenfuss
udan byl, re neudelal cestu
Sharfevmu. Manzelce rozbita
bvla lebka. Hoch zranen byl
ma ruce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24
Section Council Nominated.


At q meeting of the Safe Deposit
Section of the District of Columbia
Bankers Association. held in the board
room of the American Security &
Trust Co. Wednesday, the follow
ing persons were nominated to the
Executive Council of that section for
the ensuing year:
Albert E. Fisher. Riggs National
Bank; John F. Hillyard, National
Bank of Washington; Andrew r. Wal
den, Hamilton National Bank; c. M.
Ashton, Munsey Trust Co.; Mrs. Helen
r. Sharpe, Bank of Commerce & Saw
ings; James E. Woltz. National Met
ropolitan Bank: p. c. Brady. Amer
lean Security & Trust Co.; T. E. Elgin,
the City Bank; John M. Boetler. Ma
tional Savings & Trust Co., and Carl
Smuck. Anacostia Bank.
At the next meeting to be held in
June, Ave of the nominees will be
elected to Office. Richard E. Harris,
assistant treasurer of the American
Security & Trust Co., Is the present
chairman Of the section.
Rapid Transit Earnings Grow.
Operating revenues of the Washing
ton Rapid Transit Co. in April totaled
S45,675.35. against S4O,O7705 a year
ago. an increase of s5,59830. At the
same time operating expenses and
taxes called for S34 SO. as COM
pared with S31 ,306.3l, an increase of
$2,798.08, leaving an operating income
of S11,572.96, in comparison with
s8.770.74 in April, 1884, an advance of
s28O222.
The report filed with the Public
Utilities Commission shows that de-
auctions from gross were $780, SO lower
than last year. leaving a total net
income for the month of $3.50 90,
against s6,6667l, an increase Of
&3.18725
The Sixteenth street bus line re-
ported for the first four months of
the year net income standing at
S14,173.27. compared with s7,71954, a
gain Of $6,453.73.
More Applications Filed.
The Washington. Gas Light Co. and
the Georgetown Gas Light Co. have
filed applications for permanent regis
tration with the Securities and Ex-
change Commission, 1t was announced
today. The Washington company has
three bond and one stock issue listed
on the Washington exchange, while
the Georgetown company has bond
issue-$1 100000 first IS.
The Burning Tree Country Club
will be a lively place this afternoon
and evening as the members of the
Washington Bond Club and theil
guests hold their annual field day and
elect officers for the coming year. 1t
was reported this noon that there
would be about ITS present.
Robert " Fleming will represent the
American Bankers Association at the
annual dinner of the New Jersey
Bankers Association at Atlantic City
tonight. He will make short address
Directors of International Business
Machines Corp. have declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of $3.50 a
share. payable July 10 to holders OF
record June %.
Trading was heavy on the Washing
ton Stock Exchange today. The largest
turnover was in Capital Transit stock,
which figured in IL different sales OF
from 8 to so shares, all at 1915.
Potomac Electric 51a per cent pre-
ferred stock was strong, seven 1O-share
sales being recorded at 1127s. WASH
ington Gas SIS and S. series B, changed
hands at recent levels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24
STOCKS END DAY /.
WITH STEADY TONE
Railroads, Sugars, SteeIs
and SpeciaIties Move Up.
Others Irregular.
BY VICTOR EUBANK.

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, May 24-The stock
market got back to first principles to-
day as the bonus bill veto influence
faded and traders began to seek for
new stimulants.
Some OF the rails. sugars, steels and
specialties found followlngs, but profit
taking appeared in other departments.
The close was steady. Transfers sp-
proximated 1900, 900 shares.
Trade news. scrutinized closely.
evidently was interpreted as satisfac-
tory. AS evidence of further business
expansion. freight car loadings for
the week ended May 10 showed a more
than seasonal increase of 8.142 over
the previous week. General Electric,
Texas Corp. and other companies de-
clared regular dividends.
Grains sounded sour note at Chi
cago, breaking sharply on month-end
liquidating sales and more favorable
crop prospects. Cotton improved and
secondary rail bonds recovered. Ster-
ling was strong and the gold cur
rencies heavy in foreign exchange
- oAAoc1SSAOl4cs ACAACOOA446 AL t14CI dlA6-
fers Of funds from the continent to
London on fears of a gold bloc
breakup.
The financial sector was intensely
interested in the announcement that
the President and congressional lead
ers had agreed on extension of the
N. r. A. for 2ll2 months.
Shares, up fractionally to around
point. included Union Pacific, Santa
Fe. United States Steel. United States
Industrial Alcohol, Consolidated Gas.
National Distillers, American Crystal
Sugar. Cuban-American Sugar pre-
ferred. Marine Midland. Electric Boat
and White Motors. Chrysler lost a
point on realizing and United States
Smelling was of as much. Most of the
oils, utilities and metals we're listless.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-24

seasonal gains. Federal Reserve au-
thorities ascribed the recent increases
in part to larger pay rolls and higher
dollar value of retail trade.
Total circulation, as reported by the
Federal Reserve banks, compares as
follows:
Week ended May g.. e5.4e1.000. 600
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42h 33ss California Pkg III
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Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. May "a QP-12 900 bales
including 4300 American. Spot in fair
demand; prices unchanged; quotations In
pence: American strict good middling.
SO; good middling, T 20; strict middling.
sol low middIins. 6 Sc: strict GOOD ordi
nary. AS: good ordinary. 6.I6 Futures
closed steady. May 6.64: July $50;
October 6.2l; December eli; January
GIG; March. GIG.