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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
Union Stronger Than Any
President, Coughlm Goal
Priest Leads 10000 in Mass Boong of Senators; Paints
Glowing Picture of Peoples Lobby
By UHited Press

CLEVELAND May with Michigan and Ohio already organ
Charles Coughn planned
He will hold mass meeting IN
influence Of his peoples
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
TAX LIEN Is FILED
AGAINST LOCAL MAN
Claim of s39,626 Against Fred Mills
Brought in Federal Court.

A tax lien against Fred Mills, S1l
Union Title Building. for S29. 626
was on file today in Federal Court.
The papers we're filed by VIII H.
Smith, collector Of internal reve-
niue Mr.. Smith declined to COM
ment on the nature of the lien. Mr..
Mills is an employe of the Indian
apolis News advertising department.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
Bangs Carries on POWer
Battle From Jail Cell
500 Angry Huntington Citizens Stage Parade as Protest
in Behalf of Their Mayor
81 United Prcss


HUNTINGTON IND. May 9-Mayo Bangs conducted
his fight against the Northern Indiana TO-DAY
rather. than post appeal bond 1890
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09

An editorial on the Barker
case appears on Page Is of this
edition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-09
T0DAY'S WEATHER

Sunrise tomorrow. 4.43; sunset,
a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
STOCKS ARE HEAVY
AT SESSIONS END
Decline Fractions to Point
or More-0nIy Utilities
Resist Trend.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, May 29.-The stock
market continued to retreat today. all
though the furious pace of Tuesday
slowed down to a trot and several
genuine attempts were made to halt.
Other than utilities. all groups par
ticipated i'll the decline and closing
prices were fractions to a point or
more lower. The closing tone was
heavy Transfers Appropriated $780,
coo shares.
Although the bond market displayed
steediness, leading commodities fol-
lowed the stock market into lower
levels Cotton lost as much as a dol
lar bale, wheat and other grains de-
Clined cents q bushel or more in
Chicago following a much wider break
in Minneapolis, and other commodl-
ties, such as hides, rubber and cop
per. were shaky.
A large assortment of miscellaneous
industrial shares and specialties were
hammered down point or more on
the Stock Exchange, including Gen.
eral Motors, Chrysler, United States
Steel. Air Reduction, American Wooden
pltlCIItO. OIIIJcu II Ut EdSlIIldil hO-
dak, j. l. Case, International Har-
vester, Standard OIL of New Jersey,
CerrO de PaSco, Anaconda. Kennecott
and American Crystal Sugar. Inter-
national Business Machines lost
around points and Republic Steel
Convertible preferred yielded nearly as
much.
ThC performance OF utilities vas
in marked contrast Public Service
Of New Jersey vas the star n this
side show and added more than 2
points TO its quoted value under heavy
demand. Others making good pro-
gress included American Telephone,
Consolidated Gas, American Water
Works, North American Pacific Gas,
Peoples Gas and United Corp.
Utility followers were heartened BY
news reports from Washington that
Senator Hastings. Republican, Of
Delaware had said he would intro
duce a resolution - send the Wheeler
Rayburn utility bill TO the judiciary
Committee for study in the light of
the Supreme Courts decision In
n. R A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CHICAGO. May 2e-Infuenced by
a break Of 5 cents a bushel IN the
Minneapolis wheat market, the maxi
mum limit allowed, grain values here
suffered sharp setbaCks late TODAY.
On the tumble in prices. Chicago
May and July wheat and all deliveries
Of oats and rye reached a new low
record for the season. There was
general dearth of aggressive buvinR
support during the descent of the mar
kets.
Wheat in Chicago closed weak. 2i4a
% cents under Yesterdays finish:
July. 649. a847s. Corn, a TO l cent
down; July, 7sa78is. Oats. SAL.
off. and provisions unchanged to IS
cents lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
GROCERY ORDERS HEAVY.

NEW YORK, May 20 (R.-Recent
volume commitments in the wholesale
grocery market by chain stores and
jobbers were believed to indicate a
widespread promotion of foodstuffs
in chain and independent stores dur
ing the month of June.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
Liverpool Quotations,
LIVERPOOL. Nav % 1P.

LIVERPOOL, May 90 lP. - Cotton
10000 bales. American nil. Spot soo1
business done; prices unchanged to
points higher quotations in pence: Ameri
lean strict good middling. As: good midi
ding. us; strict middling. G.O3; mid
ding. 6.9s; strict low middling. $50 10y
middlIng. Cos; strict good ordinary, 6.3SI
and steady. May. 6.5'!; July, 6.37; OctoI
Der. 800; December, SOB; January, 6.0i
March. 6.03.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 29-Losses Of
slightly more than 81 a bale we're
registered in cotton by mid-sfternoon
today under rather general selling,
large part of which was credited to
foreign accounts.
October sold off from 1150 to 1892
and the market generally was ruling
q to "a points net lower. or at the
lowest levels for the day thus far at
the beginning of the last hour.
F11trres Chased barely sfearY n6-,S lnucr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
Baltimore Phone
Earnings Decline
Below Year Ago
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-The Chesa-
peake g. Potomac Telephone Co. OF
Baltimore City reported to the Public
Service Commission today its April
operating revenues amounted to ST.
os6,2oS. Operating expenses, including
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
taxes. amounted to s865,43S, it was

taxes, amounted to sS65,43S, it was
stated.
Net operating income was s2O,770, a
decrease under April of last year of
1886.
The company said telephone calls
for the month totaled more than
26, 40O, 900, a slight gain over April,
1884. Telephones in service at the
end of the month numbered 2o7. 300,
an increase of 6,292 over the previous
April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29

detachable cottonseed oil futures
closed easy. July, 10.41b; September
1880; October, I047; December
l0.30b. Sales, 70 contracts. bid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 90 lP.-Csll money
steady; "a per cent all day; time loans
steady: 5000 days. u offered: As months
rs offered. Prime commercial paper. Z,
Rediscount rate, New York Reserve Bank,
LA Der cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
BALTIMORE QUOTATIONS.

BALTIMORE Nav 80 uP tCloSel -
Wheat No. = RED Winter garlcky, spot,
domestic. 9l'a; May, 91'a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29

Foundation Co.-March quarter
deficit was s11,s52 VS.. deficit, o.AsQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat, no sales; corn, No. yellow.
86 No. white, a.; oats, No. q
white. 81; No. 3 white. 36; no rye :;
barley. feed. 4Sa60; mating. seal 90 :.
timothy seed. l1.OOal3.00 cwt.; clover
seed, 11.00a16.0O cwt.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL. MAY 20 LP7.-Wheat fu-
lures cl0Sed easy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29

Stock and Sales Ne
RaAa Iinh n

Dividend Rate. A
st Joseph Id (40c).
SaVa sc Arms. .....
Schenley Distillers.
Schultz Retail Strs.
Schultz r Strs pr.
Scott Paper G.s0).,
Sea board Air l. Ck).
Seab'd o Del tfs0c) I
Sears Roeb'kta15c)
Sec Nat Inv pf t1lI
Servel Inc.
Sharon Steel Hoop,
Sharp e. Dohme.
Shattuck IF G. Csc.
Shell Union OIL.
Shell Union OIL Of.
Silver King G t40c)
Simmons Co.
Simms Petrol (1)..
Skelly Oil.
Slosg-Shemeld
Sloss-Sheffield pr
Snider Packing.
Socony-Vac (60c)...
Sou Porto r Sug (2)
Sou Porto r S pr tSl
South Cal Ed (lh).
Southern Diaries A.
Southern Pacif1c...i
, Southern Railway.
Southern Rwy pf...
> Spanr Chalf pfC+1)
Spa rks- Wilmington
Spencer Kellogg $50
Sperry Corp (a25CD.
! SpieEel- Ma y-Stern.
. Stand Brands 3D..
Stand ga s Il Elec. ..
Star nd q e. f. 81 pf.
Stand q & r IS pf.
Stand G & + 81 pr.
. Stand Oil OF Cal %
Stand Oil Exp pft5)
Stand Oil of Ind Cd
2 Stand OIL Of Kan e.,
. Stand Oil y J (T1).
2 Starrett IL 81 a25c.
. Sterling Prod $3.50
: Sterling Secur 90.
: Stewart Warner,
2 Stone ~ Webster.
/. Studebaker (new). .
: Sun Oil (7l).......
= Sun Oil pf (6J.....,
Superheater t50c). .
i Superior Oil.
. Symington (A)H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29

TN 919 Illinois Central. -.
33 23ls Indus Rayon Q.eS.
SO 601a Ingersoll-Rand Cd.
S41s 46A Inland Steel (2)...-
Az pa Inspiration Copper.
16s Ss4 Interboro r T ....
z AZ Interlake Iron. $500
S %. Int Agriculture....
42A 81 Int Agriculture pr.
1S41a 149A Int Bus Mach (p6.,
65s 34s Int Carriers Ltd zoe
SO 225s Int Cement (D.....
44h 34h Int Harvester (60c)
1872 1876 Int Harvester pf(O
"a Ia Int Hydro Elec tA).
29n 22h Int Nick Can t60c).
8 liz Int Paper & Pw tA)
Ia ss Int Paper & Pw Co,
IL Ala Int Paper & Pw pr.
241a 211a Int Print Ink d..
105 9sls Int Print Ink of go
36A 20 Int Salt (1h)......
~ AN Int Shoe (2).......
2S II Int Silver.
75A 60ta Int Silver pf (D...s
ga 5Ss Int Tel & Tel. ......
12A sA Interstate DEP. Strs
845A II Int Dept Strs pf CD
10h Ga Intertype (a20c)..
IS .2s1 Island Creek c Cd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29

ga ga Kans City Southern
1911 Ga Kans City South pf.
l2h IN Kaufm'n D Sta4ac).
2os4 1854 KaysertJ)& Co SOC.
"a = Kelly.SprtnS 7 lk)s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29

50 ~ Jewel Tea t5).
57ss 1874 Johns Maranv a25c.
125 1171a Johns-Manv pr UD
10 so Jones&LauEh 7%pf
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By private wire direct 10 The Star.


Prev. 1898 Stock and Sales
High. Low. Dividend Rate. Add
IA AZ Adams Express....
s9a. s4'. Adams Expr pf t5). II
33'3 2Sh Adams Mills (2)...
lis 8 Addressoeraph 80.
s.. A Advance Rumley...
S's 6s. Affiliated Prod (60c
1861 l04a. Air Reduction 3D..
20ls 15ss Alaska Jun tt60c).
ga 2 Albany Wrap Paper
la a Alleg Corp tk).....
Pas Alleg pf ws30wtk.
81 81 Allegheny Stl DIX
1928. 125 Allied Chem 60. {
2Oss II Allis-Chalmers... 49,,
20A Ia Alpha Port emit %
33 26h Anal Leath pf (t2.
ION ASA Amerada Corp al.
STA ~ Am Ag Gem Del(2).
pa. 1874 Am Bank Note.
64l4 43 Am Bank N pf 3D.. 1St
29.s 81 Am Rr Shoe (tS0c).
125 119 Am Brake Sh pf(7). 11O
1851 40 Am Can 90. .....
1913 1914 Am Can pf tD.....
20t 10 Am Car & Foundry.
1874 s Am Chain. .......
ssh 80 Am Chain pf. ...
9l4 ST Am Chicle (f3) .....
33r. 22'a Am Comcl Alcohol. l
III Ga Am Crystal Sugar.
120'4 57's Am Crystal Sug pr. 40l
=. Am Encaustic. ....
5ls "a. Am European Sec.
ht 2 Am & Foreign Pwr.
90 II Am & For Pw of go
2sss IA Am & For Pw pr CD
So 3Ts Am & For Pw I'd of
ga. II Am Hide & l. pf....
S213 29lt Am Home Pr (2.40D.
A. Sl3 Am Ice Co. ........
ia Az Am lnterna tional.
6 Ia. Am La Fran pf (k). e
2n'. 9 Am Locomotive. ]
563 80 Am Locomotive pf.
pa. 1914 Am Mich & Fly 8Oc) {
ga A. Am Mach & Metals.
2la> 1917 Am Metals. .... :
Az Ia Am Power & Light. II
23l3 sas Am Pal IS pf QA)
PTS 10ls Am P&L IS of (1t)
16h l0La Am Radiator.....
l'O Los Z - III IAduidkOL pL w ~
"a l5i. Am Rolling Mills.
So a. Am Seating. .......
26. 90 Am Shiphldg (2)... sc
Az S1as Am Smelt & Ref. -, IL
144 121 Am SAN 70 IF 60.
G4I7 81 Am Snuff (r3D. ...,
ISL. y Am Steel Foundry.
AZ $50 Am Stores t12)....
7O'2 55t9 Am Sugar >2) ......
PAS 1874 Am sum Tob OAK
1874 9S's Am Tel & Tel o..
Sc 72l2 Am Tobacco (5)....
s9'a "a. Am Tobacco B ts)..
lao 129ls Am Tobacco IF (6.
l9's 9 Am Type Fdrs PICK 81
1is ia Am Wat Wks (S0c). 2:
64'a IS Am Wat w 1st go.
o. I's Am Wooden. ......
STA 35i3 Am Wooden pf. 80.
Il. s. Am Writ Paper (k).
6'2 81. Am Writ Pap IF (k)
5As 3 Am Zinc & Lead.
ISIS Anaconda Copper. 4
17.s 1219 Anchor Cap t60c)..
100 10l Anchor Cap pf(61a) n
42'. &c Archer Dan NJ CD.
1861. 81 Armour Del pt o..
6is 81. Armour of Illinois,.
70'1 55l7 Armour Ill pr pf 90
Ga 4 Arnold Consta ble....
lass 7i2 Asso Dry Goods
95 So, .Asso DG LIST pfC6)
55ss 35'. Atch Toss + (hg)..
S6,a 66's Atch Toss F pf 90
ST.. 1914 Atlantic Coast Line
9'g 6 All Gulf & " Ind pf
IS OLA Atlantic Ref D...
Az 32s. Atlas Powder t2)..
112 1868. Atlas Powder pr go j
29'. u Auburn Auto. .....
S.. 3 Aviation Corp Del.
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s ga. Eastern Roll Mills.
149t. i10lg Eastman kod 3D..
155 l4l Eastman kod pr CD
20TS l61s Eaton Mfg D.....
"a. 81. Eitington-Schild...
~ 1914 Electric Auto Lite. {.
ll2 107 Elec Auto Lite pr Z.
6. 81 Electric Boat. ....
SHS 6iS Elec & Mus lnd....'
SO is EIec Pwr e. Light. %
1885 pa Elec Pwr&Lt Sc pt.,
las 3 Flee Pwr&Lt 81 pr.
49r2 SO Elec Stor Bat CD
Ia ~ Elk Horn Coal pf *
1872 1859. Endicott-John pf(7
27s L. Engineers Pub Svc.
26', "a Eng Pub Svc IS IF. =.
% l4rs Eng T S $3.50 pf WV
29la l5ta Eng Pub Svc IS Of. q.
So 5 Equit Office Bldg. 80.
IA - Erie r r. .a...'
12s. 1OIs Eureka Vac Clts0c)
23l. Is Evans Auto ta75c).
5 2 Exchange Buffet. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-29

Of Stocks the n T. Stock Exchange
100 AM... $50 900 1900 Noon. $4,000
1900 PM... 100000 1900 PM Il 200. 900
Total sales for the day, 100000
Dividend rates table the annual
latest quarterly ha-yeary declarations
Unit of trading than 100 shares Annual rate plus
dividends. Paid this Paid
last year Companies reported receivershiD being
dividend.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
WITH SPECIAL PROGRAM BY:

AMOS and ANDY LOU HOLTZ
TOM HOWARD and GEORGE SHELTON
LOWELL THOMAS BoAKE CARTER
HARRY Won ZELL
GRAND DUCHESS MARIE
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
OFFERED
NEEDY FAMILY

Moved by the distressing news
that a family of IL was starving
literally within the shadow OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to-
day acted swiftly to allay the
plight Of Henry Johnson, the Vir'
ginia tenant farmer who, with his
wife and their nine children, was
found by police yesterday, cold and
hungry, standing on the bank OF
the river near Key Bridge.
Scarcely "a hours after they
were brought to the shelter of the
Volunteers of America, at All
Pennsylvania Ave. N. W., Major
H. Mills Eroh, director Of the
organization, announced two offers
Of farms had been received from
persons who had read of the fam
ily'S dire need.
One Of the proffered farms is
in Virginia and the other in Mary.
land. Both were offered for the
family's use by prominent business
men, and social service represent
atives of the Johnsons are look,
ing into the merits of the two
places.
With johnson is his wife,
Lizzie, and nine of their 10 chill
dren. Another child Is i'll in a
hospital at Harrisonburg, Va.
johnson told police they had
been on the highways for eight
days and that during that time
they had not had a substantial
meal.
johnson had been a tenant
farmer in Virginia. His landlord
died and the farm changed
hands. Then johnson, with his
family, began a search for
another farm on which he could
make a living for his family.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
CURLEY GIVEN
BIG GRANT

Gov. James M. Curley Of Massa
chusetts, outstanding advocate OF
President Roosevelt's nomination
at Chicago and repeatedly snub-
bed since by the young Raw Deal
ers, was disclosed today to have
been allotted % million dollars for
public works in his State.
The Massachusetts, allotmentS
from WPA and PWA, it was
learned, is exceeded only by New
York's. Anti-Administration senti-
ment has been running high in
the Bay State, due to the Admin.
istration refusal to stop the flood
Of japanese cotton imports, ruin
ing the textile industry.
John P. Brennan, MaSsachu.
sets ambassador" in Washing
ton, disclosed the huge allot-
mentS to his State, following Gov
ernor Curley's visit here. The
governor has left for the ORR
ent, to be with his daughter,
who is i'll in Shanghai.
Massachusetts a Il tmentS de-
tailed by Brennan include Is
million dollars from PWA, rep
resenting a As per cent grant, to
which the State will add SIS per
cent; 13 millions from the roads
fund for secondary hard roads;
seven millions for sidewalks; five
millions for road "landscaping"
and $500,000 for a Statewide
traffic census.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
COUNTY SEEKS
L0OPH0LE ON
LIQUOR TAX

SILVER SPRING, Oct. 2.-Tn
an attempt to find a loophole
through which the Montgomery
County Liquor Control Board can
avoid payment of the State retail
sales tax on liquor sales. ]. oscar
Foulk, manager of the county
liquor dispensary and Ralph S.
Fowler, chairman of the control
board today authorized Kenneth
Lyddane, attorney for the board
to make a thorough study of the
State retail sales tax law.
Mr.. Fowler declared that since
the county's liquor sales are all
made through dispensaries owned
and operated by the county and
not private individuals, they
should be exempt from payment
of this sales tax provided for in
q legislative measure passed by the
last session of the Maryland legiS-
1ature.
Although some study Of the law
has been made during the past
few weeks by the boards attorney,
they admit that UP to now no way
of avoiding the tax has been
found, but they all feel confident
that the much-sought-for loophole
will be found after a more thor
ough study of the law.
The / per cent tax on all gross
sales, as provided in the law. at
the present costs the county on an
average of $3.50 per month, Mr..
Fowler said.
The board may align itself with
county liquor officials Of Wicom-
leo and Worcester counties, Mary
land, who have a similar form Of
liquor dispensing, and are also
fighting payment Of the sales tax
on county liquor sales.
County liquor sales for the
month Of September. this year,
have totaled more than $4,000
more than for the same period last
year, Mr.. Foulk told members OF
the board,
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
DO You Remember?

AnStDerS to questions on
Page 3:
Mr.. Crane, World War ace,
was killed in a plane crash.
Judge Green aSSaiIed the
teaching Of Communism in
the University of Chicago.
The body Of Hamilton, last
member of the DilIinger gang,
was found by the Department
of Justice.
Mr.. White won the Demo
cratic nomination for gov
ernOr Of Mississippi. =
A member Of the Austrian
cabinet, Fey was seriously in
jured in an automobile acci-
dent.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02

ings in 81 cities throughout the United
States. This nationwide broadcast brings
them all into one gigantic conference -.
from Maine to California, from the Gulf
to the Great Lakes.
Thrilling :. to many
Ofcourse, we do appreciate that the radio
is apublic institution and that we may
be replacing programs you hate to miss.
For that, we beg your indulgence =.
this one day. Such conference as this
would otherwise be impossible.
But there is also another way to look
at it.. which directly interests you. This
conference will discuss the details of a new
Plymouth car - on which no formal an
nouncement to the public will be made for
several more weeks.
We believe you will enjoy being behind
the scenes" as these sensational new devel-
opments are discussed -. hearing in this
way about one of Americas most
popular cars.
If you would enjoy listening to auto
mobile history being made. then you'll
find Plymouth's 3rd Annual Radio Con-
ference thrilling experience.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
Rescue League Inspection

Inspection of the Animal Res.
cue League, II o st. N. W., will
be made this afternoon, when Sid.
ney Coleman, chairman of the
American Humane Association,
now in convention at the May.
flower Hotel, will visit the insti.
tuition.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02

A resolution making it q crime
for two or more men or boys IA
years of age or over, to ogle
women in public places" has been
introduced in the city council
by G. Vernon Bennett, chair
man Of the Committee on Public
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
Benefit FRIDAY

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 2.-The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Alex
andria City Hospital will present
a style show and musical pro-
gram Friday night in the National
Guard Armory here.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02

Welfare and Morals. The resolu-
tion is part of a set of proposed
blue laws" that would make the
most indigo statutes of early
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,
read like the minutes of o gas
house beer.buSt.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
Cab Driver Loses So

Two colored men early today
hired the cab driven by Eugene
w. Fish, 5000 Twenty-sixth st.
N. E., at Twelfth and N Streets
Northwest and robbed him Of So
when they reached Twelfth Street
and Florida Avenue, he told
police.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02
Navy Orders

Navy orders of recent issue include:
Captains
Cummings, Damon E., det. office Of
nav. operations, Navy Dept, October
10; to command u. S. s. Utah.
Keppler, Chester II. j., det. nav.
exam. board, Navy Dept. Nov. 16; to
command U. S. S. Minneapolis.
e. E. Lieutenants e.. =. :. -.
Williams, Harold N, det. bu. engr..
Navy Dept, November /; to c. F. O.,
U. S. S. Quincy. and on bd. when com.
The Washington times., 1935-10-02

And H. R. H., the Grand Duchess Marie,
has graciously consented to report her i'm
pressionS from an advance inspection of
the new Plymouth car E. on the points of
styling and design.
It will be an interesting so minutes 80.
for everybody who tunes in.
You're Certainly. Invited
Primarily, this annual Plymouth radio con-
ference is business affair Z. the ideal way
to get the story of our new Plymouth car to
nearly $4,000 Plymouth dealers and sales
men all over the country.
These people will gather at special meet
The Washington times., 1935-10-02

TOMORROW noon from 12:15
! to 1:15 .ss Station VOL will
broadcast most unusual program in
place of those you regularly expect at
that hour. -
1t will be Plymouth's third annual
nationwide Radio Conference :. to give
$4,000 Plymouth dealers their first news
of new car that is to be announced soon.
Too Good To Miss!
Eight of radios top-ranking stars will
provide entertainment of the brilliant
kind that won them fame.
Amos and Andy have a typica1ly fun
ny special act that none of their fans would
be willing to miss hearing.
Lou Holtz has some great stories of the
famed and inimitable Lou Ho1tz kind.
Howard and Shelton are at the very
peak of their form you know that means
they're louder and funnier than ever.
Lowell Thomas is to be master of cere-
monies and what an NC. he makesI
Boake Carter will contribute the kind of
comment America expects from this ace
commentator.
Harry Won Zell himself is to be our an
nouncer .. one Of America favorites,
Evening star., 1935-11-30
ROBERTSON GAINS
JOCKEYS TROPHY
Rides 16 Winners at Bowie
Thursday Throng Gets
Track Out of Red.
By the Associated Press.

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w YITH today's racing ending
M not only the Bowie meet
" " ing, but the Eastern sea-
son, Alfred Robertson has
won the award offered to the leading
jockey at the Southern Maryland
course.
Robertson, who will ride for Mrs
Ethel v. Mars Milky Way Farm OF
Chicago next year, has booted home
l6 winners. He now is under contract
to c. v. Whitney.
The Bowie organization got out OF
the red" Thursday when the largest
crowd of the Bowie meeting sent more
than s485,000, the biggest play of its
season, through the mutuel machines
General Manager Joe Boyle reported
that more than 10000 fans packed
the plant.
Hirsch Jacobs has saddled lo9 win
ners this year and is far ahead Of all
other trainers in this respect.
Johnny McCabe, former jockey, who
once piloted old Rosebud to victory
in the Kentucky Derby. now is g
full fledged trainer for George Boehle
The horses will be raced in Miami
this Winter.
Flamenco. the English 4-year-old
owned by Carleton H. Palmer. will be
shipped to California to be trained by
w. E. Caskey, jr.