davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-03-28

Cloths. scarfs, doiIies.
napkin sets too many
and too varied to list here.
Many . prize among them.
Fifth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-03-28

Lamp, clover-leaf and end
tables with walnut finish
ed top and "bone-white"
bases. A decorative and
practical addition to any
room.
Fourth Floor,
The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1935-03-28
.Jewelry
Handkerchiefs

100 dor. Sc Women's White
Handkerehiefs with 05 for 25c
plaid borders 80. 81 @cS
IO-5Sc Handk ere hief 9Oo
Novelties
15-xI.O0 Handker hief SOn
Novelties
30 boxes soc Boys initiated
Handkerchiefs 3 In 1Oo
hex ..,.......b box lSc
3O-IOe Mems Handkerehisfs -
with tan borders only ~
main Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1935-03-28

All are perfect .. merely
soiled from much handling.
Some s0iled bath towels
are included In this lot
(Fifth Floor.
The Hecht CO..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23
5 People Killed
In Spartanburg
Road Collision

SPARTANBURG, S. c., Dec.
% .-(UP).--Five persons were
killed near here today in terrific
crash of a light sedan with a
truck. ....
The dead: Miss Lille Thomas,
%; Miss Beatrice Sellars, 90;
Charles Stages, 35; Arcy Sellars,
"a; Mrs. Charles Fowler, %.
Charles Fowler, husband of one
of the dead women, was in q criti-
cal condition in a hospital here.
Doctors held little hope for his re-
covery.
Three-year-old Charles Fowler,
Jr., son of the couple, was the
only principal in the crash to
emerge unscathed. Riding in the
body of the truck driven by his
father, the boy was catapulted 80
feet into a cotton field and land
ed on soft ground.
None of the crash victims were
killed instantly but died after be-
ing taken to hospital here.
Witnesses, said the crash oc-
cured as the truck emerged from
a side road. The two machines
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23
.OXHk OH Nh RexG .: :: e.: ::

cried. "Don't come near me-"
eff that's the way. You. feel
about it, / won't" he retorted an
grily.
Dana heard him go to the linen
closet in the hall. He came back
into the room with a blanket on
his arm. Then he turned out the
light.
In the cold, gray morning, Dana
awoke after fitful sleep. Scott
was lying, doubled up on one &c
the inadequate sofas, with blan-
.ket half across him. One arm
sprawled grotesquely off the sofa,
his hand touching the floor.
Poor darling" Dana thought in
swift remorse. She lifted SCOTS
arm, pulled the cover up, tucking
it about him closely. Then she
laid a repentant kiss on. his fore
head.
ITO be continued)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as admi9 atapn
deceased !, 90 this is to notify all per- per-
sons having claims agalnst g. ~n
estate to present them to tne I La
designed duly verified on OF pc e.
fore November 20, 1886, or tnls
notice will be loaded in bar OF re-
covery. ,o.L 1oos
LOU STEPP, Administrative
Route No. 1,
Hendersonville, N. G: o..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23
CRABS STEAL GOLF BALLS

SYDNEY, N. S. W. (UP).-
The mystery of disappearing golf
balls on the Darwin links, near
sydney, was solved by caddle
who raced afte IA new ball which
had been sliced off the falrWay.
He arrived in time to see a large
Iandcrab making off with it,.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Forces are at work that threat
en- the happiness of lovely Dana
Stanley and her attractive, hus-
band DR.. Scott Stanley. strug-
Cling young physician. =,
DaRa's grandmother, who had
hoped she would marry rich Rom
aid Moore, is eager for the mar
riage to go on the rocks. Paula
Long, who has been hopelessly In
love with Scott for years, also
hopes the marriage will fail. 80.
Dsna's half-sister, Nancy, is
deeply in love with Ronald. Know
ing he loves Dana, she masks her
feeling behind an antagonistic at
titude. e. ....
Paula goes to Scott's office and
asks him to prescribe for a severe
headaches. Scott is puzzled by
Paula's hysterical description OF
her suffering.
Paula tells Dana about having
luncheon with Scott, and Dana
and Scott almost quarrel when
she questions him later.
Scott attends a convention. Re-
turning unexpectedly, he finds
Dana has gone to a dinner party.
He accepts Paula's invitation for
bridge.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

Dear Santa Claus:
/ am a little boy, and have been
very good this year, especially in
school at Etowah. | do not want
verv much for Christmas. Please
bring me a little truck, a horn, a
tor and a tricycle.. Please remem-
Der John Heffner, Arthur Blythe
and Mr.. Franklin, my agricultural
teacher. Yours truly,
JAMES CLAYTON.
Horse Shoe, n. G.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23
BRAVES ORDEAL-FAINTS

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-UP).-
Irma Krumholtz was walking.
home from a dentists office when
she started thinking of the drill
he had used. She famed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

came together with a terrific crash
at the intersection. IL
Stages was driving the seGl,
with the two Sellars and Miss
Thomas as passengers. 81
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

Please don't forget my little
brother, Buddy, and the poor peo-
pie that will not get anything.
Your friend,
ROY NANNY.
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Rs7esssx5a sss&5ss 81 ss5a 80 ssas5e
"a "a A "a u - "a - "a

chine gun and bullets; one new
shirt and tie; one pair pants; two
pistols and 10 boxes caps; l pair
of spurs. From
JAMES MCLEOD.
PIP Church St., Hendersonville.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

Hendersonville, n. c.,
Route 2.
Dear Santa Claus:
am a little boy six years old
and in the second grade. am 4
good little boy. l want you TO
bring me a coaster wagon ana
football, nuts and oranges. Don I
forget the other little boys and
girls. Your friend, .
BOBBY JUSTUS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

East Flat Rock, n. G.,
Dec. 20, 1885.
Dear Santa:
please bring me doll, tea set,
some candy, nuts and apples. l
am a very good little girl. go to
school every day. like my teach
or fine. Please do not forget my
nIavmates. Some of them are:
Wanda Jones, Sadie Hood, Sarah
Ward, Joe Reid, Don Snyder ana
James Erwin.
With lots of love,
LUCILLE NORMAN.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

Hendersonville, n. c.,
Dec. %, 1885.
Dear Santa Claus:
VIII you please bring me base,
ball and bat, also a watch. And
please remember my three little
sisters, too. Yours always,
BUDDY SALTZ.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

Hendersonville, n. c.,
Dec. %, 1888.
Dear Santa Claus: ,,os,,s old |
want you to bring me son niotSes',
so-,e nuzzles and some cloehes.
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|ETTERS TO.
ENTA CLAUS

\ : Hendersonville, N. C.
Santa Claus:
IT,. ~ d Very good little girl and
want very much this
S,ILaS' Just bring me a real
S.Se and not a pony. l also
|Sis soaae crayons, a paint book,
icy ICY Temple doll and some
!, ' E..; Please don't forget the
, n.y'e boys and girls and re
b. 1-I remember my "little"
"q9 IS in Phoenix, Ariz.
Tours very truly,
"NNlE MAGGIE PACE.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

Hendersonville, N. c.,
Dec. 21, 1885.
Dear Santa Claus:
/ am a little boy. I live on the
Horse Shoe road. I have been a
good little boy this year. | want
you to bring me top, wagon,
squirt gun, air rifle, and other
TOYS. Please don't forget Russell
Fletcher. With love, /
ROBIN CLAYTON.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

santa;
ce orng me a tool set, one
h - yle signal set, one pound
si1 %A9 some nuts; a cowboy
ba ~s Z years; one pair cow
WIS; one football; a ma
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Dec. 81, 1885.

Dear Santa Claus:
l am boy seven years old and
90 to school. have been trying
to be a good boy. il would like a
streamlined, train and any other
little thing you would care to
bring me. Be sure you don't for
get me. Your friend,
CHARLES SPECHT.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-12-23

Dear Santa Claus: III
7 am a little boy six years old
please bring me a blackboard
80 me, hooks and anything you
So 70 bring me. hope you have
y Merry Christmas. With love.
wv BUDDY NANNY.
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Hendersonville, n. c.,
Dec. %, 1885.
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, Dear Santa Claus:
! | am a little boy slI SeSl aro ola .
and in the second grade: l am
| good little boy. l want yo" "
bring me a coaster WaSo" am
football, nuts and oranges. No md
forget the osher ,ioeie "0S' ~
girls. Your f5e G8a, 11rsr1rs
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Dear 31 SANTA Sr;ro mo doll. tea set,
le" cendv' nuts and apples. l
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school every day. l. d like f my tfa aT
iplaymates. Some OF them arr are
Wanda Jones' SaGle ftouui on 81
Ward, Joe Reid, Don oi'y"e' S'iiN
James Erwin.
/ With lots of love,
! LUCILLE NORMAN
4 Hendersonyllle, N. t %
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am a little boy six years old'
! Please bring me a olaehoeaid d.
some o ZINC me, / hope you have
The Washington times., 1935-11-11
Automobiles for Sale

WARRINGTON MOTOR CAR co.
Nash and Lafayette Distributors
FLEMING MOTOR CORP.
Pontiac Dealers
2155 Champlain St. N. W. CO. 1920
The Washington times., 1935-11-11

II not satisfactory. return II In "a
J hours (lH same coHdition), and
\ your money will be refunded. No
obligations.
viii replace any defective parts
and labor at no cost to you within
80 days, Or 1000 miles, whichever
comes first.
Unless original tires
are excellent.
With written guaran.
tee.
$50 faeteFy.typs rspaInt Job IN.
less OrIslnsl palat makes that un.'
necessary.
On Late Models wO can match
any finance plan lA town. All
stralaht finance pIaHS. No red
tapa. 10 eHdOrssrS required.
II your BFsssRt car 10 worth
more than the down payment we
will sIVS you the difference In
The Washington times., 1935-11-11

Oldsmobile 1885 s-CyL 5-Pass. QO0E
Sedan.-Black paint; spotless OOSO
upholstery. Very low mileage. You
will find this auto in new car eondi-
tion in every respect.
CAPITOL CADILLAC co.
1922 22nd st. N. w. NAT. $500
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Secci6n de Recreo

Nueva Secci6n de Recrea
Anoche qued6 constituida la
nueva Seci6n de Recreo de la
Unione Italiana.
Result6 electo presidente ell &C
two joven Henry Scaglione, que
sustituira a Mario Pullara quien
durante su periodic desplaz6 mu
cha actividad en- ell ejercicio de
su cargo; Joe S. B. Coniglio,
Vice; Joe Burrescia, Tesorero;
Paul Antinori, Secretario, Y Joe
Di Stefano, asistente Secreta :
rio. Son Vocales los jovenes Pc
ter Mazzarelli, Tony Castellano,
Steve Craparo, Peter Cimino,
|Ignazio Antinori, Nelson Cagni
ma, Joe Caruso, AL Dato, Sam
Urso y Joe Maniscalco.
Los mismo que dijimos a la
Secci6n que cesa, repetimos a
leste simpatico grupo de jove :
mes: con ellos cooperaremos gus
tosamente.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Corte del Circuito
LA LEY DEL P~lTRFMONIO
FAMILIAR

ANTE ell juez Sparkman, de la
'corte del circuito, comenz6 aver
un juicio para decidir 81 los ex-
~tranjeros RESIDENCES en- ell esta-
dc de Florida tienen derecho a
la exenci6n de contribuciones
qre cokcede la ley de patrimo-
Mo familiar.
Apafce en- ell case Luigi Dol
cimascSlo, un residente, quien
reclama csc derecho y 10 hace en-
ccntra de la opinion del tasa :
dor de contribuciones de la ciu-
dad, ST., Steuart, que a su vez Sc
aasa en- una opinion del aboga-
do general Lands.
DolcimascOlo, un native &c
Italia, pide que ell tribunal le
cCnceda una eXenci6n haStas ell
vaIor de $4,000.
William c. Pierce, abogado de
la defensa, dijo que la intenci6n
de la legislature habfa sido con-
ceder al ciudadano residente la
exenci0n que al ciudada-
no native . naturalizado veci-
no de la Florida,
Representa- al tasador los a.
b0gados del ayuntamiento, Sc
nores Sres. McMullen y Rafael
Marsicano.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
|TROPAS FRANCESAS MAN
DADAS A LA FRONTERA
DE ABJIsINIA I,

Paris, Feb. 15:-Francis, al
igual que Italia, 'hizo aver que
sus tropas avanzaran hacia E
Utopia, en- los nnomentos en- Ode
Ell alto concilis fascista en- Ro :
ma deliberate sobre ell pr6ximo
paso en- la controversial con Abb
sinia.
Tn delegado del g9bierno tia
Iiano dijo que Ell primer contin-
genie de tropas saldria para A
frica, ell sabado. Mussolini estu
dia la nota del Emperador Hal
lie Selassie para contestarIa.
Francia demanda que Ethiopia
tpague una determination por ell
asesinato de 10 de sus colonia-
les, cometido ell dia Is de enero.
Ha&lando en- representation
de su gobierno I'm funcionario
de Adds Ababa diio que la mo
vilizaci6n ordenada por Italia
podria dificultar las negociacio
mes de paz entire Etiopia e TIA
liza.
LA movilizaci6n de tropas or
denada por ell gobierno de Mus
solini es injustificada y puede
dificultar las negociaciones de
Una noticia de Roma dice que
las tropas italianas %empezaran
a embarcar ell sabado, en- Stella,
con rumbo a Eritrea y Somali-
landia.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
UN BANDIDO CUBANO SEN.
TENCIADO A 105 AMOS.

Habana, Feb. 15.-La au-
diencia de Santa Clara conden6
aver al bandido Perfecto Orta
Diaz a 105 amos de prisi6n, re-
comendando el tribunal estricta
vigilancia para cue no pueda
escaparse. Orta se escape en-
1881, cuando lie llevaban deteni-
do, hiriendo a un teniente de
policia. En- 1884 Sc lie arrest6
en- la Habana, hiriendo a IN po-
ilcia. Las Tomas de Santa Clara
siryieron de refugio a una par
tida de criminales que organize.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
PRESENTO SUS CREDEN-
GALES Ell MINISTRO DE
N DOMINGO

Habana, Feb. 15,-Con ell ce-
remonial de costumbre, presen
to aver sus crederciales al ere
sidente de la R~epQblica, coroneI
Mendieta, ell nuevo ministro pie
nipotenciario de 5anto Domin +
go en- esta capital, Sir. Roberto.
Defraudel.
Sc cambiaron los frios discur
SOS de ritual, que en- este case
significan un mejoramiento de
las relaciones que entire los dos
PASSES existian.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Sc HA PEDIDO LA DESCA-
LIFICACION DEL FISCAL
PINE.

Miami, Feb. 15.-La Asocia-
|ci6n de Abogados del Condado
de Dade TONIC aver ell acuerdo
de recomendar que a 81 mismo
Sc descalifique ell fiscal Fred.
w. Pine para actuar de acusador
EN- ell proceso del senador H.
Hays Lewis, de Mariana, cuyo
'procesamiento ordenara ell gran
Ijurado, "por intimidad con los
directories del juego prohibido'.
A Lewis Sc lie proces6 en- COM
pania de Lucy Cotton Magraw.
una ~exactriz, y del esposo de
.eSta, duenos del llamado Casino
Deauville, de Miami Beach.
Hace dos amos Lewis form6
parte del comite que recomend6
la reposicion de Pine.
Ell fiscal va Sc ha descaIifica-
do para actuar en- contra del
.juez Collins, de la corte de'lo
criminal, acusado de "intimi-
dad" con la genie del hampa.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Del Golden Jubilee

Bajo ell patrocinio de las b.
das de Orc de la Industrial Ia
bacalera Sc celebrara un ban
quote en- ell restaurant "El Pa
SAFE" ell dia "a, a las Z de la no
che.
Componen ell comite organiza
dor los Sres. Harry Wilderman,
presidente, Severino Quintani-
la, C. Vega, Jr., James War
rem, E. Fish, Emilio Pons, Euis
Lopez, Charles Cordner y Louis
G. o. Armand.
Habra un programa de varie
dades con los siguientes hume :
ros: musica pOr la orquesta "El
Siboney;" "El Cigarral Calien-
to-" ndmero de bale especial por
Nickie LeOna.
Sc espera que asista ell Go
bernador Sholtz y varios invi-
tados de honor, entire ellos los
primeros tabaqueros y manufac
tureTos que vinieron a Tampa.
Debido a ser limitado ell n1-
Nero de mesas, avisamos a to-
dos los que esten interesados
para que separen su cubierto
en- la Ia. Ave. numero 1925.
Cada dia Sc trabaja mas para
concluir ell amenisimo progra :
ma que Sc presentara Ell la Yer
bena ell dia %, primer dfa de
las fiestas.
A las 9 de la noche comenZa-
"a la gran fiesta.
Ali estaran representadas
las sociedades latinas, que llevan
programs muy originates.
Ell Centre Espanol acord6 a.
nOche mandar una carroza.
Tambien enviaran carrozas ell
Centre Asturiano, ell Circulo Gu
bano Y La Unione Italiana.
Sc recuerda a las muchachas
que asistan a la Verbena Y pue
dan hacerlo, lleven trajes repre-
sentando los distintos paises la
tinos.
La idea es darle a la Verbena,
un "sabor'' international.
va 10 saben las muchachas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Sc EFECTUARA HOY LA
REUNION EN- LA FINCA
DE TORRIENTE

Habana, Feb, 15.-La anun-
ciada reunion en- la finca del
DR.. Cosme de la Torriente no
pudo efectuarse aver y Sc veri-
ficara hoy, segun la nota dada
a los peri6dicos.
La suspension Sc debi6 a que
ell Conjunto Nacional Democrat
tico no habia terminado ell Me
morandum que estaba preparan
do.
Ell Conjunto obedece la direc
cion del Oral. Mario G.. Memo :
cal.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
I'm homemade

I'm homemade
La Logias Ideal No. So y Pro
greso No. 81 preparan para ell
pr6ximo dia 8 un homemade al
distinguido Sr. Salvador Llosa,
Gran Maestro de los Odd Eel :
lows que cesara en- su cargo Ell
la pr6xima Convention.
I'm programa de primer or :
den esta siendo preparado.
Cesar RiVer0
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
c

Falleci6 aver en- TN hospital
el ST.. Epifanio Maniscalco, de
60 amos, vecino de la casa MI
nero zoos de Ia D6cima ave-
nida. Deja a su viuda, Sra. Pro
videncia; seis hiios, Bonnie, Joe,
Frank, Jimmie. Banedetto Y
john; tres hijFs, Srta, Annie y
Sras. Mariana Capucci y Rosa
Frarizo; un hermano y dos her
manaS.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
UN AFROPLANO Sc FSTRE-
LILO EN- UN PALMAR

Habana, Feb. 15.-Cerca de
la Residential de don Julio Blan-
@ Herrera, en- IN pahnar, Is s
trell6 un aeroplano del ej6rcito
que ~piloteaLa IN teniente. Ante
Ia inminencis del peliqro eI p;
lotto sc arroj6 en- su paracaidas,
salyandose.
Varios oficiales del cuerpo
de aviaci6n Sc dir;gieron al Iu-
gar del accidente, a invest.gar
10 sucedido.\
Al corons Batista Sc lq do
cuenta de Ia p6rdida.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

Luciano Diaz, %, Y Alice
Diaz, 81; Richard w. Spencer,
"a, Y Ruth Harrell, 81; Tony
ISABELLA, 81 y Justicia Suarez,
81; William Crysler, so, Y Net
ia Dibble, SO; Charles w. Head,
%, v Annie L. Miller, 81.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
ODerGdn

Operada
La simpatica Srta. Olivia Gar
cia, fue operada en- la Clinica
LA Benefica" por el DR.. Black
burn Lowry.
Flores en- gran numero lie :
gan a la cana de la agreeable
enferma, enviadas por personals
que sc interesan por SD salud.
E~speramos verla pronto com
restablecida.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
SOCIALES

'tro Asturiano celebrara en- Ell
.palacete de Nebraska, ell dia 81
de Mario.
Los organizadores~e afanan
porque esta fiest& sea un exito
complete.
Durante la fomida tocara una
conocida orquesta.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

En- Ell C{rcNlo
Los muchachos que commando
Paquito Garcia contin1an ira
bajando sin descansar para ell
Cabaret del dfa % del pr6ximo
mes, en- TODD Ell edificio del Cir
.culo Cubano.
los Bohemios" y "Sunset
Royal Entertainers" Acaran
pleas cubanas, espanolas y "a
mericanas.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

MaGim Cabaret
Recordamos la gran fiesta que
la Secci6n de Intereses del Cen
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Ell Sr. LcpeG B. Lowry pre-

s;dente de la yuventud Demo-
cratica de este condado, presen-
tara a los oradores.
La gaceta., 1935-02-15
Buy hondkerehiefs
with whof IL saves

II hn't necessary 10 pay SOC or more to get quality inA
denhfrice Lsterine Tooth Paste, made by the makerA
Of Listerns, comes to you in a large tube at 2S. Note
bow it Cleans, beauties and protects your teeth. Moro
ovu h saves you approximately So a year oveS SOa
Aentfnoee Buy things you need with that saving
hAndterchiefs are merely a suggestion Lambert PhaE.
Enacal Co,
La gaceta., 1935-02-15

rias sentencias en- lascS
raj.
Charlie Davis, un
dia, per violaci6n del c61
tai; Jimmie Gregory, tres am
ror transporter un autom6Vfr
robado; w. w. austin, frauNe
al ccrreo, TN ano y un dia en-
.Chillicothe; unRno y I'm dia a
c. Boyett, por infracci6n de
la ley de impuestos interiors;;
j. E. Brooks y Clifford Priest,
que sc declararon culpables De
violar la ley de impuestos int
riores, quedaran sometidos a la
yigilSncia de la corte por I'm pc
de tres amos.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1935-07-16

Many Traders Waited
Word From Congress
Commodities Did Not Break Because Of Tax Decision;
Widest Declines Were in Cotton Futures

to await a supreme court decision
on the AAA before selling too
heavily.
Railroad shares gave ground
with few exceptions. Steels were
irregulaFly lower with Otis issues
exceptions on the upside. Otis pres
ferred jumped 5 points to a new
high at So.
Packard was the most active
issue on the board after an early
squirt that brought out blocks of
1000 to $4,000 shares. Other mo-
tors did little better than hold
their own. Baking stocks came
to the fore with Ward common
making a new 1885 high of 10is
up IN. National Biscuit hit 3Sh
|up TX and a new high for the year
and then lost part of the advance.
Coca Cola scared to a new high
record of 222A up 5A. Several
other special issues advanced
against the trend. s
There were several favorable
earnings reports for the session
in contrast with yesterdays adj
verse showing in Telephone ard
Du Pont.
Houdaille Hershey showed $1.9S
a share earned for the first half.
against ga cents a year ago. Cid
den for the s months ended on
June 80 had net income Of $1,720,-
$50 against $1,226,157 in the corr
responding period of the previous
fiscal year.