davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-04-04

fancy, 2.o0s3.0o: choice. 1.50ao 90. few
MIXED vEoErABLEs-No carlot arriv-
aii LIMA n efEE BEAassapplies ~ seF light. demand
light: market steady. Florida, bushel
Green Beans UNCHANGED.
GREEN BEANs-zNo carlot arrivals; no
cars on track. supplies mooera1s &c
RaRe Bubs hsmp.rs sn Rssst aessn ia. stse te
N PEPPESRs-Practically no supplies on
i EadPLANT-sapPlies cnps light, dfmsnd sH:s.1
erstss tS9a4 80 pT9Esr SSt hGgtr demand
BASKETS. s Z .ooa5 90 according to quality. =.
moff5asf oada sushe
lows. i.5oaiT5, few 90. .
.s .lSs .sssg Mehsaa sha si@andd
estsSfa c4RRofs@one 1rs sOa Texas sl arrived. two
eslforns 4hsa ha1 western este % lettuce crates 6unched
iRSAIE%N.arby bushel baskets. 35a5O
CABBAGE sPRoUTs-south Carolina.
0uiaS uikaHpisHEsS es1Eeeli,nss 1el, !. and vir-
'p5ak iSsfs5 hAR0sFs cars Florida arrived
four, broken and dve unbroken cars On
szs as to sTade and size. California.
GRAPEFRUrT-No carlot arrivals, one
unbroken car on track. Florida. boxes
No. /. 2.25a2.50; No. 2. 2.0oa2.25; poorer
al HostYSEWs-ch.le, VI !fassi standard crates.
1,75s2 90; ipmbos,, 2;ooa2 ;s s5. ,ko.oos
AVOCADOs-Caliiornia. boxes. 1.25a
200: overripe, 100 as TO grade and size.
P1NEAPPLEs-Puerto Rico, crates.
BRoccoL1@No carlot arrivals. one
broken car on track
L. C. L. Express Arrivals.
South Carolina-2s4 crates asparagus.
46 baskets radishes. Florida-162 bas-
kets beans. II crates peppers, 125 bas-
kets SQUASH 120 baskets lettuce. 70 crates
tomatoes, 55 crates esgplant; Al baskets
lima beans. II baskets parsley, % has-
kets peas. North Carolina-54 baskets
radishes. "a baskets salad greens. Vir-
sinia-5 barrels watercress. Pennsylvania
lisa baskets mushrooms. New York-32
crates mixed vegetables Michigan-54
cartons rhubarb California-22 crates
ayocados. Chicago-12 crates mixed vege-
tables.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Higher Resources
Shown in Report
Of Morgan & Co,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April Al. P. Nor
gan g. Co., private bank, showed
gains In resources, deposits. surplus
and partners balances in its state
ment Of condition yesterday as Of
March 4, against the previous state
ment for December 81.
Resources March 4 were $414,7 4,702,-
AL, against $414, ,6s5, 1853 on December
81, and deposits were $344.202, ,037 and
1898 026, 500 on the two dates. Sur
plus and partners balances March 4
amounted to $50, ,l63,730 on the cur
rent, reporting date. against s29,-
934, 1873 at the end Of the year. Part
ners' balances correspond to surplus
and undivided profits in the state
ments Of commercial banks.
Cash on hand was 85,037, ,087,
against $65 5,8l1 ,082; holdings of Gov
eminent securities were $212,352 1888
and $242,117,586; State and municipal
bonds and bills, $24,6l0,831, against
$l4,652, ,403; stocks and bonds, $16,-
ISL, ,949, against $16,493, ,376; loans and
advances, $45.oss.sss. against $34.-
623,218.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
C[EAR|NGS MOUNT
FURTHER IN WEEK
Total of $5,710,133,0OO Is
ia Per Cent Ahead
of Year Ago. H.
BY the Associated Press.

6y LILO AoSOCldGcu FEcos
NEW YORK, April 4.-Bank clear.
ings again are higher. The total for
the % leading cities In the United
States for the week ended Wednesday,
April 3, as reported by Dun & Brad
street, Inc, was $5,710.133, 600. against
s4,s66, 10000 for the same week Of
last year, an increase Of 17.4 per cent.
This contrasted with gain Of 1873
per cent in the previous week. At
New York City clearings were $3,-
954, 129,0 900, an increase of 17.7 per
cent over the amount reported last
year, while the aggregate for centers
outside of New York of $l,756, ,004 600
was 1874 per cent higher.
Clearings are substantially higher
at many of the larger cities. There
was an increase the past week Of
$703, ,305 900 over the total for the last
week Of March, whereas for the same
was sass, 900. This weeks clear
ings include the larger settlements
incident to the opening of the new
month. Outside of New York City,
the gains were largest at Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh. Chicago, Detroit, Balti-
more, Richmond. Louisville, Kansas
City, San Francisco and Seattle.
Figures at leading centers, showing
increases and decreases as compared
with those Of a year ago, are printed
herewith; also daily bank clearings
for each month this year:
Evening star., 1935-04-04
|. & N. DISCL0SES RISE
IN OPERATING REVENUES

By the Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE. KY. April 4.-The
Louisville g. Nashville Railroads oper-
ating revenues last year picked up
more than four million dollars, its
president. James B. Hill, reported to
the stockholders annual meeting here.
George B. Elliott of Wilmington,
N. c., president Of the Atlantic Coast
Line, who represented controlling stock
interests at the meeting. said railroads
generally are showing a slight i'm
provement.
Hill reported the L. & N. operating
revenues for 1884 as 500. .962, ,668. In
1888 it was S65,656, ,e58. The 1894 net
was s2,767 1854, in 1888 $1.795,7l6. AL
though passenger business picked up
so per cent 1t showed 1884 loss Of
s4,206,319.
The directors were reelected.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
FOREIGN BONDS DECLINE.

NEW YORK, April 4 Especially -
Representative foreign bonds declined
6.12 per cent during March, according
to the Foreign Bond Association, Inc,
index of so representative issues. which
fell from 61.31 on February 20, to 57.56
on March 81. The 80 European issues
in the index dropped 8.1l per cent, the
Australasian issues 2.60 per cent
and the l6 South American issues l.13
per cent.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
TIDEWATER OIL CHIEF
HEADS MISSION CORP.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April AZ. L. Shea,
president of the Tidewater Oil Co.,
has been elected president Of the Mis-
sion Corp, which formerly was an
investment holding subsidiary Of
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey.
Shares n the Mission Corp. were
recently distributed to the New Jersey
company's shareholders. Its principal
assets are stock holdings in the Tide
water and Skelly oil companies.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
MOTOR DEFICIT REDUCED.

PONTIAC, Mich, April (Spe-
ciaD Met sales of Yellow Truck &
Coach Manufacturing Co. for the year
ended December 81, 1884, were $28,-
249.839," Paul w. Seller. president, an
nounced. After deducting provision
for depreciation of s9l2,830 for plants
and equipment, the consolidated net
loss for the year 1884 amounted to
1886, ,46S, as compared with a con-
solidated net loss of s982,348 for the
year 1888"
Evening star., 1935-04-04
WAL GREEN co. BOOSTS
DIVIDEND ON COMMON

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 4.-Directors of
the Walgreen Co. yesterday declared
q dividend Of 80 cents a share on the
common stock for the quarter as
against previous quarterly payments
Of IS cents share since the insti-
tuition Of dividends on February /,
1889.
It was announced that subject to
continuation of reasonably good busi-
ness the board intends to declare
dividend of IS cents a share payable
August / and a dividend of 40 cents
o share payable November l.
Yesterdays dividend is payable May
! to stockholders of record April Is.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
CURB LIST GOES
TO HIGHER LEVELS
Broad Buying Movement
Follows Trend on
Big Board.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April Curb stocks
were carried higher today by fairly
broad buying movement which de-
yeloped in the late trading.
Stocks rising fractions to point
included American Gas g. Electric,
GREYHOUND, International Petroleum,
Aluminium Co. of America, Montgom-
cry Ward A, Pan American Airways,
A. o. Smith, Technicolor and the
Swift issues.
The improvement followed flrming
tendencies on the big board.
Evening star., 1935-04-04

quired by the company subject to ST.
000, 900 non-callable first mortgage 5
per cent bonds due July /, l945, for
the retirement of which like amount
Of bonds to be issued under the gen.
eral mortgage dated April /, 1885.
will be reserved, and subject, as to
certain units Of equipment, to certain
equipment trust certificates.
Under the terms of the mortgage
securing the new per cent bonds, the
company has agreed to make annual
sinking fund payments equivalent to
10 per cent of net income for the
preceding calendar year ascertained
In accordance with Interstate Com
merce Commission regulations.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. April 4 P,.-Poultry. live,
"a trucks; steady to firm; hens. 1914; Leg
horn mems, 18: Rock fryers. 25; colored.
"a; Rock broilers: 25: colored: "a Leg
turkeys. i4-22: ducks. 4la pounds up.
2Oh-21Ha; small. 1917; geese. IA; capons,
Butter 6.145 frm; prices UNCHANGED.
EGGS. 27.59l Arm; extra firsts, 22l7-23;
fresh-graded frsts. 22-22h; current re-
ceipts, 21A; storage packed frsts. 2317;
Potatoes. 90: on track. 237; q. s. ship
ments 769 Old stock: Steady. supplies
round whites. U s. No. /. 75-s2La; Michi-
gan Russets U. s. No. l. 1.lO; Idaho Rus
sets. u S. No. l. 1852 .05; fine quality.
large. 2.1O;, New stock Firm. supplies
crates Bliss Triumphs, U. S. No. l. washed.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
CATTLE BRING HIGH PRICE.

CHICAGO, April Op.-The high
est price paid in the cattle trade since
December "A, 1880, was reported yes
terday for a load Of "a prime Nebraska
steers. The load, averaging 1,205
pounds, brought SASS per hundred
weight, As cents above the best quo.
'sations in recent weeks.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Railroads Report
Nets Well Below
Levels Year Ago
BY tha Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 4.-The Nations
class l railroads for the first two
months Of 1885 had a net railway
operating income Of $47,o47,014, which
was at the annual rate of return of
1.57 per cent on their property invest
ment, reports the Association Of
American Railroads In the first two
months Of 1884 their net railway
operating income was s60,479,052, or
2.0l per cent on property investment.
Evening star., 1935-04-04

euarteiy or ssmi.annuai osyment
sfss, tso. i1'1a n cash sus i ..ocs e. r ss0es L
stock Plus So 10 stock. Plus 6N
in stock. b PAYABLE IN scrip Plus 81
in stock & Paid last year-no regular
rate. n Accumulated dividends. Plus
l0@ In stock Paid this year-no regu.
lar rate. r Companies reported In receiver.
listed on the Curb Kxchanse; others are
dealt in aS unlisted issues III dividend
Evening star., 1935-04-04
PLANE PLANT EXPANDED.

HAGERSTOWN, Md, April 4 R.-
Ground has been broken for the build
ing Of an addition to the BREEDER
Reisner Aircraft Corp. here, where the
first of six big amphibian planes
ordered by Pan-American Airways was
recently completed. The addition,
officials said, is necessary to handle
the increased volume of work.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. 1855.
Pacific Eastern... 3 2h IN IN
Pac Gas d Elsc
1st pf t1M) PAN 241s 24ss
Pac Lightly pf(S). EOS SO 81 SO
Pan-Am Air d.. 8 a 40N Il
Pennroad Corp. 8 III IL 1%
Pepperell Mfg ts) los 81 81 81
Perfect Circle t2) 1905 40 40 403
Phila Co ts0c) l 6 6 s
Phoenix Secure. 2 IN IN 1sI
Pioneer Gold
Mines Ltdtsoc). 3 s% 9N ga
Pitnsy Bo p t20cl 5h 5N 81
Pitts Plate Gl (2) .150s 47s4 471s AIN
Potrero Sugar.. 1 IL Ia Ia
Premier Gold l2c. 8 In III III
Prod Royalty 2he 4 4 A
Prop'ties Real vte zoos 12Is 12k 12h
Pub Service
Nor Ill 81 pf. zoos 7sN 7sh 7sh
Puget Sound
P&Lss pf 110s TN l7h 17M
Puget Sound
Pc L36 pt... Sos 8 8 9
Evening star., 1935-04-04

Yellow Truck g. Coach Manufac-
turing-1934 deficit was s886,46 VS..
deficit $982,348.
Evening star., 1935-04-04
Nat Bella Hess..
Mat E,,al Gas ffN

NAT Bella Hess. .s
Nat Fuel Gas (1)..
Nat Investors. 90.
Nat Pw&Lt Of fe)
Nat Rubber Mach
Natomas Cot60c).
N J Zinc t2)......
n Y & H Ro (t2).
N Y Tel pf t6h). .
Mag Hudson Pwr
Mag Shrs(Md) B.
Nor Am l. Il P pf.
Northn N Y Utn
pf T).....
Northern States
Power (A).
Northam Warren
conv pf o..
Northwest Eng.
Ohio OIL Gu pf (6).
Ohio Power pf 60
Evening star., 1935-04-04

s II II Il
z u u Y
2 1l% II 17%
zoos AN 42l4 421s
! Sh 3h 3la
35 u u II
S IL lis Ia
40s 20 20 20
! 6 6 6
! ! / l
Il 3h 37s 3M
! u " y
25s San san s4h
zoos 1l2 112 112
500s 56 81 55A
s III ! !
9 3h 39s 3M
! 23b 231s 23h
2I 221s 22h 22h
Evening star., 1935-05-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May % lR ~ oW. 8. Dept Of
@ ioo5a1s; ' top 0fds 1870: 39S-3So pounds. Doundds
9.s5al0 1O;, i4O-l9O pounds. 940ai0.00;
90Oa25. Light light. GOOD and choice.
1ao-569 poTn6ss 940as5 lsht weisht
ves6 poHHdS mounds 6a9o S,sVg
weight. o50-350 rounds. :9.s5al0. 90 PACK,
PSsio DsSss, BE gis: s9od and choice.
Cattle, 1000; calves, $500: very few
strictly sood and choice weishty steers
because OF Consumers boycott in East. but
market fully steady on kinds scaling 1.150
pounds upward; SLOW. steady 10 weak on
medium grades dull: early top. 80: sew
eral loads. ";00a35: bulk of crop. ! l so
down: all grades cows weak to ,25 lower;
helfers steady TO weak. most bulls and
vealers steady. Slaughter cattle and veal
eds, eTs Steers: good % and o choiceo 65o-9Go
I0.00sl3.3J; l,l0O-l 300 pounds. 1O.25a
IL -: l.300-l 500 pounds. lO50sl3.75:
common and medium. 35o-l 800 pounds.
80 pounds. 9.50aI 80 common and
medium, , jua91j: cows. good. 100as.15:
common and medium: 5?ja7 90; low cut
excluded. good beef. g 5a3 80, cutter.
common and medium. 5jna6,s5. vealerS.
55Oa7 80; Gull and common. 5Oa5 80.
Stock@r and feeder cattle: Steers good and
choice. 5Uo-l .05u pounds. 1.25s9 90: COM
mon and medium. 25a1 so
Sheep. 5000, fat lambs and Springers
active. strong TO ) higher: clipped lambs
.5OaS. .00 top. SIS; loads good TO choice
Colorado wooled skins. 90: better grade
native Sprlngers. a.0Oa4O. few head to
traders. 8 80 Sheep firm: shorn native
ewes. . 00ai.00 Slaughter sheep and
lambs: Spring lambs, good and choice.
S.@5aa so: medium. .00ss.35; lambs. 40
pounds, good and choice. 1.35as Is.
as-ll0 pounds good and choice, 125a
500: ewes. 9o-l50 pounds. good and
choice. 225a4 10: all weights. common
and medium, 1.5Oa%. so.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
BALTIMORE STOCKS
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

NEW YORK May 90 LP,.-Foreign ex-
ers in cents. Great Britain demand
.93l.; cables. 4.93i. fO-day bills. 4 a.is
France demand, 6.5Sl4; cables. 6.5sl4;
Demands-Belgium l1Ol: Germany
40.3o; Holland. 69.51: Norway "a ~.
Sweden. 25.45: Denmark - 03 Finland
I'M; Switzerland 32.3O; Spain l3G1
Portugal 45l =; Greece g3i3: Poland
1875; Czechoslovekia. 41B; Yugosavia.
Is Austria. : son: Hungary. .,9G0:
s.5si1n; Toxic. "9.O9; Shanghai. 1910:
Hongk0ng. G0l5: Mexico City - 90;
Montreal in New York. D9.3394: New York
in Montreal. 100 O6i4
Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
WHOLESALE INDEX
GOES UP SLIGHTLY

The wholesale commodity price IN
dex of the National Fertilizer Associa-
ton advanced last week to 1874 from
1873 in the week preceding, based on
the 1926-l928 average as 100. The
index last week Is the highest for the
year to date and Is also the highest
since the week Of January 10, 1881
A month ago the index was 1873 and
a year ago TIA.
Last weeks advance in the all
commodity average was the result of
minor increases in four Of the less
heavily weighted component groups.
Foods and grains, feeds, and live stock,
the two groups which have been
mainly responsible for the rise in the
index during the past year, declined
slightly last week.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
NATIONAL STEEL
OFFERS new ISSUE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 28.-Public offer
Ing was made last night Of $50. O.000, 900
in bonds Of the National Steel Corp,
the proceeds to be used in refunding
and for new capital.
The offering was at 1907 per cent
and accrued interest for the corpora
tion's first (collateraD mortgage bonds.
4 per cent series, due June !, 1865.
OF the proceeds National will apply
S38,850,000 to redeeming at los per
cent its first (collateraD mortgage
bonds, 5 per cent series, due 1856. and
$2,216,666 will be advanced to Weirton
Coal Co.. wholly owned subsidiary, to
be used by the subsidiary to retire its
first mortgage outstanding.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Miscellaneous Markets.

Miscellaneous Markets.
Additional New York markets tcom-
piled by the Associated Press:
SUGAR-Futures No. 3 closed easy IA
to II lower; sales. 6.4O0 tons. July 2.39b:
September, 2.45b December. 250b; jan
uary. .gb: March. Abb: May. ".:5b.
35-39 lower: sales. No. J. standard. oi2
contracts. July. l24Sb; September. IL 80
80: October. l2!.66n; December l. sos:
January. l".92, March. - OSa. Smoked
ribbed. spot - :B5n
RAW HIDE-Futures closed easier 42-45 5
lower. June. 1912; September. l0.45-i1;
December l0SO-S,!; March. / ION. Sales.
\ S3Iu.OOo pounds.
COFFEE-SpoL steady: Rio No. :. ga
ia Santos No 4. Sl4-l2. Cost and freight
offerings included Santos Bourbon IS and
5s at 1.1J-SOO. Rio futures closed easy;
sales @ 900. July. 5.34n; September D ~:
December J.5ln; March. 5.51ni May. , 5.G..
Santos futures easy: sales. 10000. July.
ism: September, .Ss-s9i December. "a
March 90; May SON
RAW SlLK-Futures closed easy. ] 10
"a lower: sales. l..!5O bales. July. sob:
October. "A 2b December 30. open
market quotations uiO-day basis; Shang-
hal steam filature ~ per cent seriplane
..0-2.s so. Canton double extra A.
I4-l6s rs; Japanese special crack dou-
bic extra 81 per cent serlplane l3-l5S.
1.47i2.
a-ASked. Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
CURB LIST SINKS
TO LOWER LEVELS
Losses of ! to 3 or More
Points Shown After
Early Upturn.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 28-Prices on the
New York Curb Exchange sank
severely today after short-lived up
turn early in the session.
With few exceptions stocks closed
uniformly lower.
Losses of to or more points
we're sustained by Aluminium Co. of
America, Bunker Hill g. Sullivan, Gulf
Oil of Pennsylvania, Hiram Walker,
Lake Shore Mines. Newmont Mining
and Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
American Gas g. Electric ran
counter to the downtrend with a
gain of lis.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. 7-v IS Copper quiet:
300; export s3Oa5O Tin, barely steady:
spot and nearby. 5l.15 futures. SOS.
Iron quiet. unchanged Lead steady; spot.
New York 4.35ai0: East St. Louis 4 90.
Zinc dull, Fast ST Louis spot and future.
30 Aluminium. la.00a2: 90. Antimony.
snot 10 15
Evening star., 1935-05-28
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. May % fHP.-Cau money
steady; - per cent all dav Time loans
steady: 5000 DAYS = offered; 4-R months.
"a offered: pflm commercial paper ,. per
cent; bankers scceptances unchanged; re-
discount rate. N. Y. Reserve Bank. Ia
per cent.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
sH0RT.TERM SECURITIES.
tReported BY chas D. Barney A. Co.,

Allis- Chalmers Co. IS 1897, 16I Infk
Amer. Beet Sugar 6s 1910 1OlA lO2
Am. Tel. 4, Tel. bl2s Ia43, ll2 lloLs
Atlantic Refining SIS 1897. 1o7M 1os
bethlehem Steel IS 1898 l03s4 1O3H
California Packing IS 1910 1047s lO5
Canadian Nor. Ry. rs 1910. 1867 I06
Ches. & Ohio Ry. 5s 1890 1I2X lIos.
CHI. Gas 1t. &; Coke 5s 1897 1857 1O52
CHI. Northwest. Gas 1896 51Is 6Iss
Delaware a. Hudson IS 1898 100 lOl
Den. a. Rio CIR 4i3s 1898, 90 2Sis
Edison El. Illum Is 1899 Jos ,,
Gen. Pub Service 5ias 1899 qfi7 91ta
Gotham Silk Hos is 1895 SSi5 "a
Grand TT Canada rs 1896 1OaIs IOR5a
Great Northern Ry rs 1895 a2i5 p21L
Illinois Central Gas 1895 ~ "a
init. Tel. 4; Tel. 412s 1890. 7lI2 TN
Lake Erie s. West. 5s 1897. 1O2ss 1O3
Lehigh Valley Coal rs 1898 a39s a5
Louisville e. Nash. IS 1897. 1O17s 1O1h
Michigan Central Is 1870 10lSs lO2
New York Central Gs 1874 l0R 1861
n Y. Chi. 81. L. As 1897. 1o11z 101a&
Ohio RIVER r r. SIS 1895 D.. 1OIl2 -.
Penna. r. r. Co. 6i2s 1895. 1037s 104
Portland Gen FL 5S 1885. 104is lO4iz
Pure Oil Co. 5i7s 1897 .. 1919 l0lE
Rep. Iron A. Steel 5s 1910. 1854 1O5@
Sinclair Cons. Oil rs 1887. 1n2 1929
Vanadium Corp SIS Ia4I sOi1 sl9s
Wabash Rvy Co IS 1889. a3i4 asia
Warner Bros 0S 1889. .... 63l2 GA
Evening star., 1935-05-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

NEW YORK, Nav 2s LP.-Net railway
OPERATING income of railroads reporting
today for April included
1885 1884
New York Central i2.4s2. .3n6 So.hs1 .n46
Evening star., 1935-05-28
COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK. May % R.-The Assoe4-
ated Press wholesale price index Of 20
basic commodities today declined to II 81 D..
ago 1880. q month ago 1887, and a
year $50 5000
RANGE OF recent years:
Evening star., 1935-05-28

Detective Bureau ofGreater
New York - the man who
brought fingerprintins and
Bertillon measurements to
America, present Chief of
Department of Identified.
ton, Commercial Crime
Commission.
And the tire he trailed was
Goodyear's own-the spec.
tacularly successful "G.3"
All.Weather.
His relentless search car.
ried him up and down the
Atlantic Seaboard-out
through the level corn belt
country - westward along
the old Santa Fe trail-over
the Rockies to the Pacific.
Evening star., 1935-05-28

Maybe it doesn't make sense at first. But here's
the reason:
Goodyear wanfed the cold turkey truth the an.
biased evidence of vhaf this tire has been doing
how it has serred the babhc-how well it has lived
ab to its festAeet records Of delivering 1896 longer
non.skid mileage.
What this search revealed
The full transcript of the evidence would fill
book-and fascinating reading you would find it.
But we'll have to take cross.section here
just pick some typical, run. of mine reports
boiled down for brevity:
Evening star., 1935-05-28

Here w0s tire built to take it" on modern fast.
starting, Quick.stotbing cars!
Here cas a tire tCith more grip in the tread-mors
rubber in the tread
And tire that kept its grip delivering 1896
Longer non.skid mileage!
Look back now to the reports of Inspector
Faurot - based on the greatest test feet of all
the wheels of millions of cars in the hands of
actual users and you'll see how "G.3" All.
Weathers are beating their own records.
What better evidence could you ask that this
Great "G.3" All-Weather is the tire for your
car? With the extra safety of tread it gives you
another tremendous advantage the enduring
residence, the added security from bowouts,
of patented Supertwist Cord in every ply.
And you don't have to be detective to dis.
cover the best news of all ll-risht on the price
tag at any Goodyear Service Station Dealers
you'll find that these vastly better, safer, longer.
wearing tires cost no more!
THE GOODYEAR TIRE & RUBBER COMPANY. ING
AKRON. OHIO
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Hired a famous sIeuth
to trail this famous tire
Here S the sensational
evidence his search
uncovered

~oU have read how detectives shadow Grim.
i inals half around the world but did you
ever hear of a noted man.hunter pursuing the
trail of tire from coast to coast?
This is the strange assignment that Goodyear
gave to Joseph A. Faurot former head of the
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bat still plenty Of grip Better BY 500 than former tire
Here's light truck Oakland, Cal. Garage and
hard dirr brakes Tread smooth at 20 2f miles
but that's 1905 better than former tires dslUersd
"G-3" beats ovn record.
There, in the blunt, impartial words of man
trained to run down evidence, you have the
sequel to story which started a year ago.
1t was the record of test.heet punishment then
the wreck.them.if-you.can tests by which these
great tires were developed.
First on granite srindstones, Goodyear engi'
neers wore down tread after tread, till they
found one that stood up longer than any design
ever lasted before.
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Yukon Gold...

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment. Part
ly extra ;Plus AZ. in stock a Payable in
cash or stock. bPayable in stock Plus
able in scrip Plus ses in stock Paid
last year-no regular rate m Accumulat:
this year-no regular rate Companies
reported in recetvership or being reorgan-
ICED 'Stocks fully listed on the Curb Ex:
change: others are dealt In a. unlisted
stocks EX-dividend
Evening star., 1935-05-28
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. May % A1.-Followine is
the complete official list of transactions
in stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
today:
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NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK. May 2s (P,.-Bar sill
yer weaker, ! q lower at "A.
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Then the test feet, drivers
pounded over the roads-stomp.
ed the gas, stomped the brakes
kept up the killing pace day
and night.
Out of those tests came the facts
car owners wanted:
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Western Auto
Supply (3) A. zoos 531a SO SO
Westvaco pf o.. sos 1922 1921 1925
Woodley Pet(2Oc) 2 51s A.. 4s.
Wright Har f40c. 33 sS SI4 81
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Stock and Sales

Fairchild Aviat'n. 10 sss s1s s1s
Faiardo Sug p1 y zoos 100 81 81
Falstaf Brewery. Ar Al 4as
Fanny F c (5Oc).. 3 9 9 2
Fansteel Prod. 5h 5h 5ls