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, 1935-04-19
CAPITOL

French as the Eiffel Tower-gay
as the pop Of q champagne cork and
sparkling as the precious golden IL
quor itself-"Folies Bergere," Daryl
r. Zanuck's new musical extrava-
CANA for 20th Century Pictures
shows Friday and Saturday at YOU
Capitol Brownsville and brings with
1t a breath-taking new Maurice Che
Waller.
To those to whom the very idea
OF a new Chevalier Is alarming. that
this new Maurice does not supplant
but simply supplements the old
familiar. French star. who Is here
in good measure. Hapsburg lip. straw
hat and all, singing five gay new
songs and a chorus of the memorable
valentino" TO boot.
The spectacular scale and mood
Of the Partisan musical revue from
which the present production takes
its name is retained throughout
notably in the Straw Hat and Rhy-
thin OF the Rain numbers. and the
result is the most unusual and enter
tanning creen musical in the movie
going memory Of this reviewer.
, 1935-04-19
QUEEN

The bitter struggle to bring law
ano order 10 the old American from
tier Is thrillingly dramatized in Co
lumbiais new Tim Mccoy starring
film, Law, Beyond the Range"
which shows Friday and Saturday at
the Queen Theatre, Brownsville.
AS Tim Mcdonald, ex-ranger who
turns newspaper publisher. Tim Nc
Coy provides a fast-moving, breath
taking performance. He is aided By
a competent cast including Billie
Seward, attractive heroine: Guy
Usher. who is seen as Heston, the
outlaw leader. and Robert Allen, pa
Of McCoy's.
Thrilling gun-fights. hilarious
comedy and a tender romantic theme
are some Of the exciting highlightS
OF this ace western entertainment
Particularly outstanding are the
comedy sequences in which three old
reprobateS campaign for Tim Mccoy
a nominee for the sheriffs office.
DITTMANN
Why didn't Hollywood think Of
, 1935-04-19
Truck Drivers Fined
Especial 10 The Heraldl

NIF"W3MF - M AN~NNFNF
HARLINGEN. April l9.- Five
persons arrested by Hill Foreman.
state highway patrolman, were
fined 81 and costs for a total Of
SO each by Judge Will c.. Fields
Wednesday afternoon. They we're
Dewey Hines and G. McEwan. no
railroad commission registration
papers for their trucks; L. F. Web
Der and "A. 3. White, overlooking:
and r. .. Griffith, nc horn. All
paid their fines.
, 1935-04-19

thu Rivoh theatre and for Satur-
day Midnite Preview. Sunday and
Monday at the Arcadia theatre.
Chevalier plays both Charlier,
the gay. straw-hatted. singing star
Of the Folies Bergere. and the be-
monocled- be-mustached French
Baron CasSini. noted for his amor
Gus escapades. Thus. the person
able French actor is both the hero
and the heavy" Of the gay new
comedy romance.
, 1935-04-19
Weslaco Students To
Enter Regional Meet
Especial TO Inc HerAld)

1871 - - A
WESLACO, April l9.-Several
Weslaco students are planning to
enter the Regional Meet at Kings
vile Friday and Saturday.
All OF those entering have partic-
ipated in both the county and dis
trict contests with the exception OF
the art group. Those who r enter
ing r Ernest Morrison, 220 yard
lash: woodrow Isham. shot put and
discus: Melvin Wilson. pole vault:
Dale Crowell. pole vault; Carl Mobiles
and James Busby. tennis doubles;
Jack Jones. tennis singles; Rachel
Andrews. eaSsay writing: the art
group. Sarah Fort. color. Maxine
|Dunson, charcoal. Helen McCrack-
en-. clay modelling: Conner Davis,
mile run.
, 1935-04-19
Mission May Take
Big Pool to Run
fspecial to nd Heraldl

MISSION, April ia committee
Of three men. all directors OF the
Mission Chamber Of Commerce. IL
investigating the possibility Of util-
izlng the big concrete swimming
pool at the old Crystal Waters re-
sort as a municipal enterprise. The
committee is composed Of Tom sam
mons. Er.. g. =. Arnyx and George
ARnew.
, 1935-04-19
Alfred and State s
Congressme en- Attend
Pow- Won at Capital

WASHINGTON. April 10. Up
The Texas delegation and Govern
or James v. Alfred of Texas dis
cuSsed their respective positions In
the present administration at length
behind closed doors Friday and
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Radio News

Springfield, III: Governor Horner to.
day issued 80 day reprieve to Fred
Blink Whiteside. Whiteside, war We
teran, was sentenced to die in the cleo
trio chair February 20. He ran amuck in
Fulton, Ill. last November and killed
five people before he was captured and
under restraint.
Rabat, West Morocco: The French
speed filters Paul Codes and Maurice Ros-
81, passed over Rabat at 16 minutes
past noon, American Eastern Standard
Time today. They had left Ist-ees. France
at I:36 Eastern Time this morning on
first noon mail flight from France to
Rio de Janeiro. Codos and Rossi are also
sryingto smash their own non stop re-
cord of 1851 miles. The hop to Rio from
lstress is {, $50 miles. The aviators are
averaging about a hundred miles an
hour
New Haven. Conn: A set of the fa-
NOUS currier and ives prikts, valued at
S25, 900 has been stolen from the AA
Munson Art Gallery in sNew Haven
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responsible for this flood of crooked
money He declares he is ashamed to
say that the people of this country will
take anything that remotely resembles a
piece of paper money. This not only
makes it easy for the counterfeiters TO
pass off their products but it indicates
that The American desire for the almigh-
ty dollar is so great that they accept
anything that has faint resemblance
to money without examining it 10 make
sure that it is the real thing
The Pathfinder.
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recovery. These forces are very active
on the surface.
Tarpon Springs. Fla: A year ago the
sponge boat Xos was lost off the Flori.
da Coast. Today they found the charred
hull of the vessel. In it were three skele-
tons. Attached to llnes leading down to
the floor of the sea were two more skele-
tons, encased in diving suits, You
wouldn't think that sponges were 80 i'm
portaut.
Messina. Italy: A huge British flying
boat crashed into the hill near Messina
Sicily in fog today, and by the time res
cuers reached the scene all reached a.
board the plane had been burned to
death. The airship waa said to be carry.
ing flight Lieutenant Henry Lon9fleld
Beatty, flying officer John Alexander
Charles Forbes. and six other persons
passengers and members of the crew.
The British flying boat was enroute from
England to Singapore. The Air Ministry
at London said it was Informed that the
huge plane was flying from Naples to the
base of the British air force at Malta to-
day when he tragedy occurred.
Washington, d. c.: Who's afraid of
the big bad wolf? was. the substance of
President Roosevelt's reply to questions
about pIa MS for an investigation of MIRA.
A bill providing for such an invesIiga.
ton has been introduced in the Senate.
but the Presdentdoes Mt thinkthe inquiry
will bring any change whatsoever in the
administration IF the recovery program.
The President says he has no doubt that
his administration can spend nearly five
billion dollars on work relief is one year.
Not only that. he told his press confer.
ence today that he believes he can spend
the money to the advantage of the ma
ton.
Philadelphia. Pa: A member Of a
famous aircraft manufacturing company.
Raymond Pitcairn. has organized group
called the "Seniiels of the Republic" to
oppose publicity on incoming tax re-
turns. The new pink slips which all in
come taxpayers are supposed to fill out.
says Pitcairn, will be just an invitation
to kidnappers. blackmaiers and thieves.
for it will show at the Treasury Depart
ments orders everyone's incomefor 1884.
Washington. D. c.: Alfred p Thorn is
dead. Thorn. as you doubtless know. was
Associate Counsel for the American
Railroads. he was 80 years old He sue
cumbed this afternoon at his home in
Washington of an illness of two three
d,1ratione
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The prints were loaned to the gallery
by Mrs. Hayes Quincy Throwbrdge.
New Haven social leader. The burglars
escaped without leaving clue.
Washington. D. g.: The French Air
Mission conferred today with state de-
partment officials concerning the pro-
posed regular transatlantic Air Ser
vice that will make hop over to the
Boulevard cafes just an overnight stunt.
1t will take at least a year to lay the
groundwork for the service.
Washington, D. C Lieutenant Com
mander Herbert Wiley. who was in
charge of the Navy dirigble Macon when
it made its fateful plunge into the Pacific
Ocean, has been promoted to the rank Of
commander. President Roosevelt gave
his approval today to Wiley's promotion
along with that of Cd other Navy officers.
The Macon disaster had no influence in
the matter, it is declared Wiley who also
was a survivor of the Akron disaster had
been slated for pl emotion before the Ma
con crashed The fact that the catrastro-
phe occurred was considered no reason to
change the orders.
Washington, D. c.: Housing Admin
istrator James A. Moffett says that the
depression is over. He conferred with
President Roosevelt today. Afterwards
he announced that the majority of the
people do not realize how we'll off every
body is becoming. Business on the Paci-
fc Coast is excellent he reported and op-
timism is the prevailing sentiment. But
on the other hand Colonel P. Ayres,
writing in the Bulletin on the Cleveland
Trust Company says fundamentally con-
dilions are not unchanged from last year.
Colonel Ayres agreed that business con-
ditions now are better than they were.
Natural forces, he said. are making for
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Rattle

Rafting one eight tube Pilot Radio
&c. set, IN Al condition at only SO. 25
per chance. Pick your lucky number
and win this IDEAL set.
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Eve and you don't believe
seew hat onegir o
take him SinceE
merm anw
ate Adam the
Eve
Admisio As
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27

pa. 11h Vanadium Corp.
1921 81 Van Raalte LIST pf7
STA 341t Wick Chem (72)....
As pa Va-Car Chemical.
27L is Va-Car Chem So Of
9als 721, Va Ell & Pw Of go.
4 Va Iron Coal e. Coke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27
STOCKS REMAIN
STEADY TO FIRM
Market Holds Its Ground,
Despite Nervousness
Over Gold Crisis.
What stocks Did.
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Writer


NEW YORK, May 27.-The stock
market held its ground today despite
nervousness over the French gold
standard crisis and the Supreme Court
decisions on the Frazier-Lemke farm
mortgage law and the NJ r. A. Sc
lective buying was the rule and the
close was steady TO firm. Transfers
Appropriated $4,000 shares.
Whether Wall Street was disap-
pointed or encouraged by the decisions
traders showed no disposition to throw
equities overheard at any time. The
list, after hesitant start, firmed and
then dipped moderately under profit
taking. In the last hour. when the
court decisions were being read, prices
moved up to around their best Of the
day.
Grains and cotton we're unable TO
do anything in particular and bonds
we're improved in spots. Spot French
francs we're virtually unchanged. but
forward francs we're extremely heavy.
Sterling was rather strong.
Sugar and rail shares were in de-
mand, as were some of the metals.
chemicals and tobaccos. Gamers Of
to or more included Santa Fe. Union
Pacific, Eastman Kodak American
Crystal Sugar, Fox Film. Allied
Chemical, Liggett & Myers b" Com
mercial Credit. American Telephone.
Macy and Sears Roebuck. The Sears
Roebuck issue responded to an up
turn IN the company's mail sales.
The steels were bit improved al
though the American Iron a. Steel
Institute estimated current mill pro-
duction at 423 per cent of CAPACITY
compared with 428 last week. The
utilities, oils and most of the metals
slipped a shade in either direction.
The findings Of the farm mortgage
law unconstitutional did not appear
to surprise most financial quarters
and the invalidation of the N. r. A
act, as II applies TO companies not
engaged in interstate commerce. was
not wholly unexpected The n. R. A
ruling was announced just as the
market closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27
CottonSeed Oil.

Spot quiet; middlfne. 12.3O.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK May 81 .P.-copper quiet;
900; export, s.45as.50. Tin barely
steady; spot and nearby, 81 81; future,
5O.S5. lion quiet; No. ., fob. Eastern
hama. IA So Lead firm; spot. New York.
4.35a4 40; East st. Louis. 400. Zinc
dull; East ct. Louis. spot and future, 4.30.
Aluminium 10 0Oa22 90. Anthony. spot.
12.75. Quicksilver. 72,50a75.0o. VOL
f-@ r,ifn 4 nn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27

NEW YORK May OF R.-Foreien ex-
change irregular; Great Britain in dol
Great Britain demand. 4.a5; cables.
4.95;. 6O-day bills, 4.937s. France. de-
mand. sissy; cables. 6.5sH. Italy. de-
mand. S.22h; cables S22h.
ADMINISTRATIONS, 1905; Germany
40.2s; Holland 6757: Norway, "a. SO;
Sweden 1888: Denmark, 22.11; Finland
Poftugal 4.51: Greece 9312; Poland
1885; .Czechoslovakis 416; Yugoslavia,
. 20: Austria 1s.S0n; Hungary. 1850;
Rumania. ] .O2; Argentina. 33.00n; Brazil
3 ssh; Toxic. Gals: Shanghai. 4215:
Honekone 6045 Mexico City. 27aO;
Nantreal in New York. 10n.12k: New
~ ,i,,-
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New York Cotton
Nv the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. May 27.-Cotton was
quiet today with price changes irreg-
ular.
Trade support of July caused that
month to rally moderately, while all
later positions were under pressure.
October contracts sold off from lbs
to HIT and the general market at
the beginning of the last hour was 3
points net higher to z net lower.
The market eased later in the day
on increased liquidation and on the
United States Supreme Court decision
on the Schechter poultry case.
Futures closed barely steady. to 1s
lOwer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27
LIVERPOOL Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. May ~ lP.-.cotton.
Spot in fair demand: prices two points
higher; quotations In pence: American
strict good middling. 7.6I; good middling.
strict low middling sos: low middlins;
Ell: strict good ordinary, 6.51; good
Nav syss july oetobef
cember 6.22; January. 6.22: March, 6.22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK May - tP,.-Car money
steady; 5000 days, 4 offered: As months.
g offered Price commercial paper, .
per cent; Bankers acceptances UNCHANGED:
thirty days, = 8 5000 days sais
months. "a 3; -5-6 months 2sai.. Re-
discount rate. New York Reserve Bank,
1l2 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27

st. Louis-San Francisco Railway
April balance for interest was $780,
223, VS.. 1853: In 1 months deficit
before interest was $379.471 vs.. bal
ance for interest Of sl,033,1s5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS,

NEW YORK May 81 t4n.-Railroads re-
porting net operating income for April
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK. May 27-Dividends de-
clared:
Regular.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

Declared or paid so far this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27

Bleachable cottonseed oil futures
closed easy. July, 10TH; September,
1881; October, 10.78b; December,
1069b. Sales, so contracts, including
switches. Bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27


banks as we'll as between the various
supervising agencies"
Transit Stock Again Active.
Capital Transit stock was again I'M
usually active on the Washington
Stock Exchange today. 1t changed
hands in lots from shares to so
shares. all made at 1875. the same
price at which it closed Saturday. The
DAYS turnover totaled lis shares.
The market closed with ISIS bid and
Is asked.
Lanston Monotype came out today
in one small sale at so, unchanged,
while Potomac Electric Power 512 per
cent preferred changed ownership at
l13 for 10 shares.
Barber g. Ross 612 per cent bonds
figured in a $500 sale at 2012. The
rest of the bond trading was in Ana
costa g. Potomac r. r. SIS, five 81 600
transfers taking place at 80.
B. & O. April Net Income OF.
Net railway operating income of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad IN
April totaled s988,363, against ST.
1891 a year ago, a decrease
Of $167,548. For the first four
months net railway operating income
amounted to S7,316,846. against So
316,S40, or an increase of $1,000, 006
over the similar period last year, the
company reported this noon.
The Western Maryland Railroad
reports net income s192 share on
the per cent cumulative preferred
stock, on which dividends are not
now being paid, for the first four
months of this year, against 1884
a share on the first preferred in the
like period q year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27
INSURANCE STOCKS

NEW YORK. May - P-New York
Security Dealers Association:
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"A Zonlte Products.... 43
Approximate Sales Of Stocks T. Stock Exchange
ll:0o AM...... 100000 1900 Noon. ....... 100000
100 PM.. 100000 200 PM-........ $4,000
Total sales for the day $4,000
Dividend rates given the annual cash
payments
Unit Of trading less than 100 shares Plus
last wear Companies reported recevershp or bens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-05-27

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Evening star., 1935-10-27
BY SALLIE v. HI. PICKETT.

- AY groups of society folk met
yesterday to the beat of
horses hoofs when the first
~ series of equestrian stunts of
the Inter-American Horse Show came
off at the East-West Highway, and
Ambassadors, Ministers and lesser dip
lomatS, officials of the Government
and society folk looked out over their
heavy wraps on the brilliant scene OF
course, society was somewhat, divided,
hundreds-and, be it said, Washington
long ago crossed the prescribed 400
line and has, like appropriations, al
most outgrown itself-went to Balti-
more for the foot ball game, Secre-
tary and Mrs. Swanson and their party
being the most conspicuous figures in
the assembly of thousands who yelled,
cheered and rooted until they were
hoarse.
Then weddings. The most beauti-
full wedding"-as the amateur always
starts it-seen in Washington in many
moons was that of Miss Marie Nc
1ntyre, daughter of the secretary to
the President and Mrs. Mcintyre, to
Mr.. Frederick Hays Warren, attended
by Mrs. Roosevelt, and caused many to
hasten away from both the foot ball
game and the horse show to see the
lovely bride walk down the aisle of
the Francis Asbury Methodist Church
South, on Sixteenth street. Certainly
the first Methodist bishop (Asbury),
cloaked and mounted on his steed
atop high pedestal in that vicinity
an excellent Statue-muSt have come
to life for a moment as he looked out
over the splendid array at the church
wedding, a marked contrast to the
rugged early days of old Virginia,
when a wedding, generally speaking,
was but simply the taking Of q bride.
Mrs. Warren, I'd, an artist to the
fingertips, planned her own wedding
in its every detail.
And the horse show folk again, when
hundreds met for the brilliant dinner
and dance at the Mayflower, given in
honor of the Ambassador of Chile
and the military teams Of the Repub-
lie Of Chile and the United States
Army after their frantic bout on the
turf in the afternoon. Cocktails at 8
Evening star., 1935-10-27
Envoy'sW Wife
Con1ingHere
From Brazil
Senhora de Aranha to
Meet Ambassador
In New York.

The Ambassador of Brazil, Senior
Oswalso Aranha, will 60 to New York
Tuesday to meet Senhora de Aranha,
who will arrive there Thursday from
Brazil, where she spent the last month.
Senorita Marta Trucco, Senorita
Graciela Trucco and Senorita Rebecca
Trucco, daughters of the Ambassador
Of Chile, Senor Don Manuel Trucco,
will entertain at dinner at the Shore
ham Hotel ball room tomorrow evening
in honor of Miss Marjorie Talman
and her flance, Senor Don Mario
Rodriguez, first secretary Of the
Chilean Embassy, whose wedding will
take place November 8. Covers will
be laid for 80.
The Minister of Denmark, Mr.. Otto
Wadsted. will arrive in New York
Thursday aboard the Manhattan from
Europe, where he has spent some time
with Nine. Wadsted in their home in
Denmark. Nine. Wadsted has gone
to Paris for fortnight, preparatory to
sailing for this country.
The Minister of Honduras, Senior
DR.. Don Miguel Paz Baraona, who has
been in France for some time, has
been appointed the Minister of Hon
duras in Paris.
The Minister of Norway, Mr. Will
helm Munthe de Morgenstierne, has
returned from lecture tour through
Minnesota and Iowa. The Minister
was the principal speaker with Gov.
lloyd B. Olson and Senator Henrik
Shipstead at the Left Ericsson day
celebration, October 9. in Minneapolis,
and was the principal speaker at the
Lutheran College in Decorah, Iowa.
where he received the honorary degree
of doctor of laws.
The Minister of the Dominican Re-
public. Senior Don Miguel Lopez
Pumarejo, returned to the Capital yes
terday after spending several days in
New York City.
The Minister Of Greece, M. Demet-
rios Sicilianos, was host at q recep-
ton to the members Of the Greek
colony in Warrington yesterday after
noon from 5 10 Z O'Clock In celebration
Of his name day. The Greeks do not
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