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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-30
CAR HITS POLE;
 PASSENGER HURT

Joseph Marceiynas. 90, Of 174 Alder street, was slightly injured last night when the car in which he was riding overturned and struck a pole at Highland avenue and Chase Park boulevard. He was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-30
MEETING POSTPONED

John savino, president of the Holy Name society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church, announced today that the meeting scheduled for this evening has been post poncd and will take place on Tues day, May 7th. All members are asked to note the change in the date
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-30
 CHAMBER MUSIC

George Morgan. pianist, of Taft school, and Joseph Divito, violinist, of this city, will present n program of chamber music tonight at S:15 at Davenport hall at 8:15 o'clock. There will be another program I'll May g, when the two artists will be assisted by. Charles ,Krano, vlo- lincelIst of New York.
The Washington times., 1935-08-12
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room, kitchen. bath. dining alcove. $40
Evening star., 1935-10-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. October 5 lP,-Poultry. live.
27 trucks; hens firm, balance steady; hens
less than "A. pounds. Is: 41a pounds up.
II; Leghorn hens. IA: Rock Springs, 1si2
al h;, colored. 17a1S; Rock broilers, 90;
colored. 90; barebacks, 13a14 Leghorn
chickens. 16; ROSTERS Is; turkeys, l4a20:
white ducks, 4h pounds UP, 49, small. 15;
colored ducks. "a; geese, IA.
Butter. 1O799: unsettled prices un-
changed. Eggs, 5.S43. steady: extra flrsts
cars, 2S; local. 2634: fresh graded firsts.
cars. ~; local, 26H; current receipts. 24a
%; REFRIGERATOR extras. 25Ia; standards,
25A: flrsts. 25.
Potatoes. I5.. on track. 300; total U. s.
stronger: Idahos about s steady; % Supplies
moderate. demand and trading fairly good;
iafeS 55ao s 'U' iSno No ruies isS Bliss Tr FRI
umphs; y; S. Nc ]: 45sG9l Wisconsin sn,
fair quality. small. 20; North Dakota Cob
sers. skr =; No, l. mostly 90; 90 few ;o:s;H ;s2a
30; Bliss Triumphs. U. s. No. ! Los; Min
nesota Cobblers U. 8. No: |. .S5 CONNER
cial ,,72h; Colorado McClures, U. S. No.
/. 1.25.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Dividend Changes
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Favorable
dividend changes in the last week
totaled 20, against 81 in the previous
week, according to the Standard Sta
tistics Co. of New York. Unfavor-
able changes also showed decrease
to 2, from 6 in the week before. De-
tails of changes:
Favorable.
Increased - Baldwin Duckworth
Chain, Birtman Electric, Walgreen,
Meyer -Blanke.
Resumed-National Bearing Metals,
New York e. Richmond Gas per
cent preferred. Columbia Gas &
Electric.
Extra-Eaton Mfg, Alaska Juneau
Gold Mining, Guarantee Co. of N. A.,
Cresson Consolidated Gold Mining &
Milling, Duff Morton Mfg, Golden
Cycle, Employers Group Associates,
Homestake Mining, American Reserve
Insurance.
Initial. B. Kleinert Rubber, Roam
Antelope Copper Mines, Utah Idaho
Sugar 60-cent class preferred. H. L.
Green Co.
Unfavorable.
Reduced-St. Paul Union Stock
Yards.
Passed-Atlantic Ice Mfg. 81 pre-
feryed.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
RAIL STOCKS LOSE
WALL STREET PEP
Hints by Jesse Jones on Rising
Costs Put Damper on
Enthusiasm.
BY tha Associated Press.

by tne Associated FreSS.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Wall
Street attitude toward the rail stocks,
which had mellowed somewhat with
the recent rise in carloaoing to the
best level in nearly four years. took
a distinct turn for the worse this
week, along with discussions of the
carriers problems by Jesse Jones of
the R. F. C. and others
These discussions clearly pointed
out that railroad calculations must
take into account rising costs of the
railroad pension act and social secur-
ity measures. This has taken the
edge of speculative enthusiasm for
carrier equities. on the part Of
traders who were impressed by the
Leverage" factor in railroad common
shares.
Owing to the heavy charges ahead
of the shares, relatively small per-
centage increase in earnings of roads
little better than earning fixed charges
would increase the earnings per COM
mon share several times over. This
is what is known as leverage"
Evening star., 1935-10-06
NEW YORK. october 5 fP,.-New Yorl
Security Dealers Association:
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. october 5 LP;-Little was
done in the live stock trade today ana
prices held mostly nominally steady at the
weeks net decline in all MARKETS IN ~.
open market. while packers got ZOO di-
rect. The market was largely nominal.
few sows selling barely steady, with Fri
DAYS average at $50 to 1913. Cattle re-
ceipts totaled 500 while 6.000 sheep were
All types of live stock moved lower this
week. With hogs showing the sharpest de-
cline. AS matter Of fact. the swine mar;
ket took the worst price break experienced
since the 1885 upswing to S12 hogs started.
Early in the week hogs were selling as
much as dollar below recent high levels.
At the close Friday the average price for
that day was computed at S10.4S. drop OF
81 cents per hundredweight compared with
a week earlier The nominal top was
S11.l5 compared with the 1885 peak of
S12.25. The ayerase price year ago
Fec steers and yearlings closed the week
ste1dy to 25 cents of after. series Of
fluctuations in which the market displayed
extreme sensitiveness to supply. Lower
grade steers were mostly unchanged for
the week. althoueh in spots they were l5
kinds and short-teds with weight lost lost
week S top on medium weights was S12.9O.
Fat lambs were weak at Is cents lower,
in spots 25 cents. on, compared with a
week ago. Sheep. however; were strong 10
25 cents higher and feeders were firm.
W..r mks D for 4 a Sy9fss fss sSsss svss sr0ns
stock for Monday: Hogs. 10000: cattle.
$4,000; sheep. $4,000; hogs for al next
week. 80 900.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, October 5.-Week end
hedging and realizing in cotton was
absorbed by the trade today with
prices holding fairly steady at a mod
crate decline. After selling off to
1904, December rallied to 1l.02 and
closed at 1895, with the market steady
at net losses of 2 to 8 points.
There was considerable overnight
hedge selling from the South at the
opening, which was absorbed at de-
clines of 8 to points. A midmorn-
ing rally of to points met renewed
pressure, and closing prices were at
about the lowest of the day.
Trading was moderately effective,
but orders were more evenly divided
between hedging and trade buying.
and there was a disposition to even
up scattering accounts pending fur
ther developments at Geneva. The
amount of cotton on shipboard await
ing clearance at the end of the week
was estimated $1,000 against $4,000
last year.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 5.-Increased
tension regarding League of Nations
developments apparently boding i'll
for European peace did much today
to send wheat values kiting upward
312 cents today.
Big speculative buying of future de-
liveries of wheat was witnessed in
Chicago, and simultaneously Winnie
peg reported splendid demand" for
about all grades of wheat in Canada
available to be delivered at once.
1t was pointed out as significant that
the chief supply of wheat likely to
be shipped to Europe is now in
Canada.
New high price records for the
season were reached by Chicago De-
cember and May wheat contracts,
but heavy selling to realize profits led
to late setbacks from the days top
level.
Wheat closed nervous, 3s-21s above
yesterdays finish, December, l08s8- y;
corn, 1ss-l5s up, December, 64A IS;
Oats, 3s-l2 advanced. and provisions
at 5 to II cents gain.
Special attention among wheat
traders was given to news that
Ethiopia had formally invoked the
League of Nations covenant article
calling for sanctions against Italy.
This was said to be the first time in
history such demand had been made
affecting fellow members of the
League and there was quickly aug
mented buying of wheat because of
suggested likelihood measures would
follow implying spread of war into
Europe On the price jumps that en-
sued, December wheat not only
achieved a new high record for the
season but outdid all previous top fig
ures since August 10, 1884.
Notable falling off in domestic
Spring wheat receipts today added to
the upward trend of values. Total
arrivals at Minneapolis, Duluth and
Chicago today were only 424 cars,
against 625 week ago. Eastern in
terests were especially conspicuous
in placing large buying orders for
wheat futures.
Rye, corn and oats and provisions
as we'll all climbed with wheat. An
outstanding feature in grains much
OF the time was dearth of offerings
Grain range at principal markets today:
Prev.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Commodity Price
Changes for Week
BY II. n. McGILL.

Editor McGill Commodity Service. Inc,
Auburndale. Mass.
AUBURNDALE, Mass, October 5
[P.-The price level of all commodi-
ties during the first week in October
failed to maintain the sharp upward
trend which prevailed throughout
September. The fact that the COM
posite figure was the same as in the
previous week fails to tell the real
story. The majority of price changes
definitely favored the up side, well
illustrated by noting that out of IA
individual groups. eight ruled higher,
four remained unchanged and only
two declined. Price weakness in live
stock was of sufficiently broad pro-
portions to counteract higher price
levels in other groups. Commodity
markets in general are in an un-
settled state rejecting crisis in the
Italian Ethiopian situation. The
League of Nations has not success
fully solved the problem and warfare
appears inevitable.
Industrial prices advanced sharply.
Demand for industrial purposes was
more active and the latest estimate
OF industrial activity stands around
II per cent under normal
Farm Prices Advance.
Agricultural prices also gained
ground, as grains in particular re-
sponded to war news. Higher price
levels were recorded for wheat, oats,
barley, rye, cotton, eggs, potatoes,
wool, faxseed and butter. The only
important item that failed to gain
ground was corn.
Lower quotations for live stock were
caused by general decline including
cattle, hogs and lambs.
Fuel prices gained headway upward
as the price list of bituminous and
anthracite coal as well as coke ad-
vanced.
Paint materials represent the Sec
ond group that declined during the
week. Advances in linseed oil and
turpentine were more than Offset by
price weakness in zinc oxide and rosin.
Fine textiles ruled higher under the
impetus of price strength in cotton'
wool and worsted yarns. Silk was the
only item that registered weakness.
Coarse Textiles Higher.
Coarse textiles were also higher un-
der the leadership OF burlap, hemp
and sisai.
Vegetable oils reached the highest
point since early last March and lin
seed, coconut, corn. cottonseed. olive
and palm oils participated in the up
swing.
Most important price changes in the
McGill weekly commodity index Q926
Evening star., 1935-10-06
Miscellaneous Markets.

miscellaneous NdEhctss
Additional New York markets as COM
piled by the Associated Press:
RAW HIDE+5Futurss closed nrm, arch ~ 70
11SS; June. 12.19b; sales. 3.6s0,OOO
LEAD-Futures closed steady ., higher.
March sob; sales, so. 900 pounds
COCoA-Futures closed steady; 1 to 2
HIGHER. December. 4 .95; March; 5.O3;
MAY. 512a13: July. 5.21n; sales, $40 tons.
WOOL TOPS-Futures closed firm. to
70 higher. December; 81 ID; February,
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed firm.
10 to T. higher. October, 12.07n; Decem-
bed spot closed 12.12n.
CoFTEE--spot quiet; Rio No. Z, SO;
Santos No. 4, S34a9. Cost and freight Of
ferings included Santos Bourbon 3s and IS
at S,5Oas.75. Rio futures closed barely
steady; sales. 5000; December. Sion;
5.5On. Santos futures barely steady;
sales, 10000: December. s.21n; March.
s.22n; May. $50; July. S.20n.
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
RECORD GAIN SCORED
BY INSURANCE FIRM

Social Dispatch to The Star.
MINNEAPOLIS, October 5-The
largest September and the largest
third quarter sales of ordinary life
insurance in its history are reported
by Northwestern National Life Insur-
ance Company of Minneapolis, with a
total of $685. 1908 for the month and
SIS, ,871 1903 for the quarter ended Sep
tember 80. A gain of 7. per cent is
shown over September 1884, together
with an increase of "a per cent over
the third quarter of last year.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
GASOLINE PRODUCTION
DECREASES IN AUGUST

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, August 5.-Total pro-
duction of natural gasoline in August
was l28,398,000 gallons, against l31,-
$4,000 in July, according to figures
prepared by the trade for Government
agencies. Stocks were said to have
shown an unseasonal decline with the
total on hand on August 81 placed at
234,276,000 gallons. compared with
244,27e,0 900 on hand at the end of
July.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
PAINT SALES REMAIN
WELL ABOVE YEAR AGO

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October Son the
basis of reports from nearly 800 estab-
lishments, sales of paints and varnish
and lacquer products n August
amounted to s2S. 100000, compared
with $29.100,000 in July and $23.-
100000 in August year ago. accord
ing to reports to the Department of
Commerce,
Evening star., 1935-10-06
C0ttOnSeed Oil.

Bleachable cottonseed oil was firmer
on increased buying by refining inter-
ests today. Final prices were to 10
points net higher with sales of 102
contracts. Bleachable spot nominal;
October closed 1858; December, 1864;
January, 1866; March, 1911; May,
1916.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
NEW YORK CEREALS.

NEW YORK. October P-Cornmeal
hrm; fne white granulated. 2.S2a92; yel-
low 2.77aS7.
vEye Rye Arm No; 2; Awerican' ertn fob. New New
Farley ARM No. 2. elf. New York. 59N.
Wheat spot strong: No. i dark nor.
Spring elf. New York: 1.5Oss; No. /,
Manitoba. fob. New York 1;03A; No; 2,
Seattle. soft white. elf. New York. .0gLz.
York. 1924; No. 8. yellow, LOO.
Oats. spot. steady; No. 2. white. 44H.
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
TOBACCO INDEX TENDS UP.

NEW YORK, October S (P).-The
average price of U. S. Type 81 air.
cured Burley tobacco during the week
ended october was 1862 cents a
pound. compared with 16.1 cents in
the preceding week and 90 cents a
pound in the same week a year ago,
according to H. A. Stitch, tobacco
economist.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
METALS ATTRACT
BUYERS ON CURB
Various Specia|ties Also
Gain Attention, but util-
tiles Are Narrow.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Metals
and various specialties were again in
demand on the curb market today.
Dealings were moderate, transfers ap-
proximating $4,000 shares, compared
with 100000 a week ago.
Newmoat Mining and Dow Chemical
both advanced 2 points at 6012 and
1918, respectively. Issues finishing
major fractions to about a point
higher included Bunker Hill & Sulh-
van at As, Distillers Corp. -Seagrams
at 2514, Pittsburgh Plate Glass at 10.
Technicolor at l8, Hiram Walker at
"a and Sherwin Williams at l107.
Utilities were narrow, with Electric
Bond Il Share yielding slightly.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
WORTH CO.REVEALS
VOLUME is BELOW 1884
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Sales Of
r. w. Woolworth Co. in September
amounted to s20.242,887, compared
with $21, ,339,116 in the same month a
year ago, a decrease of 81 per cent.
Sales in the first nine months of the
year were s182, IT'S, against $685.
478,050 IN the same period in 1884, a
decrease of 16 per cent.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
F. HI. A. Establishes
New High Record
In Third Quarter
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A new high record of activity was
marked up by the Federal Housing
Administration during the third quar-
ter. Total business listed at $751;
986, ,635 modernization and
repair loans were valued at $75,727,-
TIT, and 24,302 mortgages at $s2,258,-
8l6.
The previous high of $l15,491 ,060
was established in the second quarter.
Total volume of business since the ad-
ministration began operation was
listed at $353,241,767.
Evening star., 1935-10-06

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat, No. red. 1.13i2: No.
l hard, 1928; No. mixed. l.1312;
corn, No. 8 mixed, SO; No. 2 yellow,
1914 80.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
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better than average recovery
of earning power in the next
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meet these conditions. This analy.
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Most important price changes in the
McGill weekly commodity index d926
Daily Price Index.

NEW YORK. October 5.-The Associated
commodities today advanced to 1882 tnew
1885 hieh). Previous day. 56.1s; week
ago 1918; month ago. 73.4S: year ago.
Evening star., 1935-10-06
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Evening star., 1935-10-06
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WEEKLY SUMMARY OE THE NEW Y

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S7N 25h Ford Mot (Can)B1A)-
9k tn Ford Mot Ltd (a17.7c)--
TN 14k FroedtertG&M CIV pf1.20
La opinión., 1935-10-05
CARMEN POR La
ESCOBAR,ENE FL
PHILHARMONIC
Con esa opera Sc iniciard la
temporada, que promote
ser de 10 mas briHante

Bajo los a%uspicios de la Los
Angeles Grand Opera Company,
Sc prepare para Ia noche del ca
torce de los corrientes, en- ell
Philharmonic Auditorium, la re-
posici6n de la immortal opera de
Bizet Carmen" para cantar Ia
cual Sc ha traido en- ayion desde
Mexico, a la distinguish sopra-
no Maria Tulsa Escobar, consi-
derada una de las mas notables
cantantes de nuestra epoca en- la
America Latina.
FL role de Eseamillo en- esa
obra, sera cantado por ell popu-
lar baritone mexicano Rodolfo
Hoyos, quien IS bien c%onocido
va de los amantes de Ia opera
en- Los Angeles. Otros elementos
de promlnencia toman las parties
mas importantes en- ell elenco,
estando va los ensayos muy ade-
lantados.
El maestro Aldo Franchetti
empuhara la batuta para Ia in
terpretacion de la Carmen, que
repetira la noche del % de los
c%orrientes, con ell mismo reparto
que ha de tener en- su primera
representation, con la cual sc
inicia la temporada.
Entire los diletantti de esta
ciudad ha despertado ell consi-
guiente alboroto la aperture de
esta nueva temperate, demos
trandose con clio que Ell arte ope-
ratico es todavia de los que
atraen al pdblico ~selecto, que
tanto abunda en- la parte sur de
California.
Otras operas que Sc anunciAn
durante esta corta serie de audi
clones, 0 I'll Trovatore" de Yer
di, Y "Fausto" de Gounod. La
sonora Escobar esta ahora des-
cansando de su viaje, para ha-
Ger su debut en- Los Angeles o
Carmen e. Ia fecha indicada
arriba, habiendose alberto va la
taquilla del philharmonic para
todas las f%unciones de la tempo
rada pr0Xima.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
SALIERON DE RETORNO PA.
RA Ell PASo, TEXAS

De retorno para la ciudad de
FL Paso, Texas, en- donde residen
habitualmente, acaban de salir
de esta ciudad ell senior Manuel
Gomez y su esposa doha Maria
nita de Gomez, ambos bien CO.
nocidos y estimados en- los cir
culos sociales de ambas pobla-
clones, por e frecuentes las vi
sitas Que hacen a esta.
Durante su estancia en- Los
Angeles, Sc hospedaron en- la re-
sidencia de su hija la sonora Gu
ca G. de Salazar, situada en- la
calle %, en- donde recibieron MT
chas visitas, habiendose organi-
zado una pequeha fiesta dc des-
pedida en- visperas de su viaje de
%retorno.
Muchas amistades del matri-
monio Gomez estuvieron a des-
pedirlo a la estacion del ferro-
carril, habiendo hecho votos por
un feliz viaje en- su case, y un
pronto regreso.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
PROxIMO MATRIMONlO DE
LA SENORITA ROMO

Sc estan hacienda preparativos
para ell matrimonio, en- una fe-
cha va proXima, de la seflorita
Anita Romo, perteneciente a co.
nocida familia local, con ell senior
Manuel Domlnguez, Joven que
goza tambien de muchas simpa-
tfas en- los cfrculos mexicanos, a
los cuales pertenece.
Aunque no sc ha Gado n como
Ger aun Ia fecha para ell %enlace,
sc rec que este va a efectuarsa
durante la semana proxima,
pues solo Sc espera para anun-
ciarlo formalmente que las amis
tades de ambas famiiias Que los
futures ~conyuges recojan la H.
cencia respectful en- las ofic.nas
del Registro Civil.
Entretanto, 10 mismo Ia sefo-
rita Romo que su future esposo
han estado recibiendo las felici-
taciones mas cordiales dc sus
amistades, por ell acontecimien-
TO proximo a registrarse en- sus
vidas.
La opinión., 1935-10-05
Dieron una fiesta a la
sonora de GARLIC

Una fiesta intima, que a pc
a de serlo result6 muy lucida.
fue obsequiada ell martes pasa-
do a la sehora Juanita II. de Ca
rrillo, estimada en- los mejores
circulos de nuestra colonia, con
el obieto de celebrar de una ma
r d'gna y carihosa la llega-
da de su cumpleahos.
La fiesta Sc hizo en- Ia residen
cha de la familia GARLIC, situada
en- Ia Gale Soto de esta ciudad,
habiendo empezado a IA siete y
media de la noche. Y prolongan-
dose hasta una bora avanzada
en- medic de Ia mayor animaci6n.
La agasaiada recibi6 esa no.
che, con las felicitaciones que
en- estos casos son de rigor. IA
rios regalos DE sus amistades y
personas de 81 famiiia. los cua-
las fueron agradecidos en- SEN
elias palabras en- uuo de los IN
termedios del baile.
Mas Ge treinta personals. en-
tire familiares v amigos de con
fianza a%sistieron a Ia fiesta a
que nos referimOs
La opinión., 1935-10-05
DE SOCIEDAD
UN BAUTIZo PARA MARIANA
POR Ia NOCHE

Sc proyecta para mahana por
la noche, fiesta en- la casa
de la familiG Lopez, bien conoci-
da en- nuestros circulos, con ell
objeto de celebrar ell bautizo do
un nino, hijo del senior Salvador
Lopez, Y de su esposa Ia sonora
Lolita de Lopez.
Ell pequeho sera llevado a las
pilas del cristianismo por ell Sc
nor Epifanio Romero (mas CO.
nocido en- los circulos deportivos
con ell nombre de Bert Colima)
v su esposa dona Leonor Olea de
Romero, efectuandose la cere-
monia en- ell temple de Nuestra
Senora de Los Angeles, en- la IA
lie Main al Norte.
La fiesta nocturna, amenizada
por una de las mejores orquestas
de la colonia, Sc efectuara en- la
casa marcada con Ell numero 604
de la calle Cromwell de esta
ciudad.