davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nogales international., 1936-01-18
ARTICLE TX.

The privte property of the stock
holders of this corporation shall be
and is hereby made forever exempt
from all liability for its debts or OBJ
legations
Nogales international., 1936-01-18
ARTICLE vi.

The Directors shall adopt By
laws for the Government of the
Corporation and may amend the
same. They shall have the power to
fill vacancies occurring in the Board
from any. cause, and to appoint
from among their number an Exec
utive Committee, which, to the ex-
tent provided by resolution or the
said Bylaws, shall have and exer-
else the powers granted the Direc-
tors by these Articles.
ARTICLE VII.
The highest amount of liability
that this corporation shall subject
itself to at any time shall not ex-
ceed Sixty-six Thousand Sixty-six
Hundred Six and no/100 ($66, ,666.00)
Dollars.
Nogales international., 1936-01-18
S. WHEELER.
Notary Public

(SEAL)
My commission expires: October 8,
1888.
Nogales international., 1936-01-18
ARTICLE <.


This corporation hereby appoints,
authorizes and empowers JACK H.
WAKEFIELD, who is now and for
more than three 60 years last past
has been an actual and bona fide
resident of Santa Cruz County, Ari-
zona, its resident statutory agent
for the acceptance Of service OF all
necessary process in any action,
suit or other proceeding that may
be brought against the corporation
in any of the courts of the State of
Arizona.
This appointment of agent may
be revoked at any time by filing a
new appointment of agent in the Of
flee of the Corporation Commis-
sion.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we
have hereunto set our hands and
seals this 3Oth day of october. A.
D. 1885.
r. c. STANFORD, JR.
M. C. BURK
w. T. SPROWLS
STATE OF ARIZONA
)ss:
County of Maricopa
Before me, the undersigned, q
Notary Public in and for the Coun-
ty of Maricopa, State Of Arizona, on
this day personally appeared r. G.
Stanford, Jr.. M. G. Burk and W.
r. Sprowls, known to me to be the
persons whose names are subscrib-
ed to the foregoing instrument, and
acknowledged to me that they exc
cuted the same for the purpose and
consideration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal
of office this 30th day of October,
A. D., 1885.
j. S. WHEELER.
N0torv PI1hIic
Nogales international., 1936-01-18

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
SANTA CRUZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30

leve1e Sc birtak megszolalasra.
Teljesen pihenessel akarja sza-
badsagat toIteni Is frissen,
er6sen kivanja kampanyat
megkezdeni. S.
A heten jelentettek kiil0n-
ben be AIT az intezkedeset,
hogy a postarnesterek kineye
zese mem lehet t0bbe politikai
jutalom, inert most mar az ell
So, mAsodik &s harnnadik osz-
talyu postamest stsrsegeket IS
csak civil service yissgAyal le-
het elnyerni. F ...sssas
EFT a republikanus part Sc
itelheti Ell, inert a kansasi je-
lolt siirgette, hogy a sz0vetsegi
hivatalokban civil service WIS
gazott emberek kertiljenek,
akik rezsim valtozasok eseten
is helyiikon. adhassanak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
Coughlin kritikaja.

Coughlin kritikaja.
A piispok velemenye szerint
Coughlin munkAja 0sszhang-
ban van XIII. LEO papa en-
siklikajaval es 8 mem latja
sziikseget annak, hogy a radio
pap miikodeset besziintesse.
A piisp0k velemenyevel So
kan mem ertenek egyet maga-
ban a katholikus egyhAz ke-
beleben sem es vannak er6s
hangok, melyek szerint a Fr.
Coughlin tulsagosan tempera-
mentumos es gyakran utakat
cserel6 politizalasa mem sokat
hasznal az egyhaznak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |
SEGITESET !;

g sem merte sokalni, de AIT
mondta, az telosztas k0riili
koltsegeken -szeretne takars-
koskodni. De ugyanakkor meg
mondta AIT is, hogy a k0ltseg
vetest egyensulyba kell hoz-
nj, a sz0vetsegi kiadasokat lie
kell vagni. De hogy mindezt
hogyan tudja elerni, AIT mar
mem mondta meg a nagyt6ke
jel0ltje. Csak AIT jelentette be
konnyen hiv6 hallgat6saga-
max, hogy szorjak a k0lcs0n-
vett penzeket es minden dol
larert, amt most elk0ltenek,
kettot kell maid visszafizetni.
Kansas kormanyz6ja tudja,
hogy mikor ebben az orszag-
ban minden .megallt, hogy
amikor az a part, amelyet &
kepvisel, gyaszosan elvonult a
szinrol es sz0rnyu romokat es
millio es millio <ehez6 embert
talaltak lit azok, akiknek mil
kodeset most shibaztatja, csak
adossagcsinalassal lehetett en-.
mex az orszagnak a verkerin-
geset ujra meginditani.
Mindesetre nagyon nagy
utat tett meg a nagyt6ke
partja 1882 ota, amikor meg
.ugyanennek a partnak az Ell
noke mem akarta az ehezt
amerikai munkast ''megsze
gyeniteni" azzal, hogy segit
senek rata. Ma mar a t6kt
partja is elismeri AIT, hogy a.
shez6kon, a munkatlanokon $!
giteni kell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
A RADIO PAP

bocsanatot kert az Egyesiilt
Allamok elnoket0l, amiert a
multi heten megsertette Cleve-
landban a Townsend Clubok
konvenciojan tartott beszede-
ben. Tudvalev6leg oft hazug-
max es arulonak nevezte ennek
az orszagnak az elnoket.
Coughlin szerepleserol sokat
irtak az orszag lapjai es az a
hir is ell volt terjedve, hogy a
papa megrendszabaly a
radio papot, de ez a hir. mem
bizonyult valonak.
Erdekes ebben a dologban
csak az, hogy Coughlin felet-
tese, Gallagher piispok ebben
a kerdesben a radio pap mel
le ALT. Nyilatkozataban csak
! "kicsit er6snek" talalta a
Coughlin kijelenteseit, de
egyebkent - szerinte is -
mem egeszen jogosulatlan volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
A COUCHLIN-
DR.. TOWNSEND
REV. SMITH TRIO

kiil0nben most a keleti al
lamokban dolgozik a Unio part
erdekeben. A Lemke part er6-
sen akar azokban az allamok-
ban dolgozni, ahol Roosevelt
eros es az eddigi kampanyuk
ait mutatja, hogy a Liberty
League bronze mem volt hiaba-
valo, amikor a harmadik part
kibontotta zaszl6jat.
Eddigi gyiileseiken mem tet-
tex egyebet, mint Rooseveltet
szidtak, mint az 8 intezkede-
seit kritizaltak - mem is min
dig johiszemuen - de sehol
soha nincsen szavuk a republi-
kanus part programjarol. Mint
ha mem. is letezne az a part,
mintha az mem is futna a va
lasztason. Mintha Lemkenek
csak Roosevelttel kellene bir-
koznia.
AIT mutatja ez, hogy a Unio
partnak valoban nincs mas
celia, mint Rooseveltet gyen-
giteni, mint t6le szavazokat
elszedni. A valasztasok maid
megmutatjak, hogy mennyire
sikerul a trionak a munkaja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30

(Folytatas as4-ik eldalroD ].
dom Gbsbk origitotta, hogy
Hearst j61 ismerte jel0ltjet es
.a4t6he szempontj ab6h mem VA
lasztott prnssEula &
America munkassaganak
mem sok bronze telhetett ben
ne, ha a radio mellett hallgat-
tas h. tqpekai. -beszedet. vegig
szaladhatott. ar hatukon a III
deg ARA a gondolatra, NIT var
llxtnanak 5sett6l laz enlbertn
hab beIsitna d Fehkr Hazba. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
HETI S'ZEMLE

. - ~ - AZ ~
megfeledkezven arrol a csekely
'segr6l; = hogy eppera az 8 part
ia az, melynek programiaban
q smlnagasabb vedvam szerepel,
ami pedig serintaI esetre sem
'segiti el6 a kilf61d vasarlasi
5kedvet.1 Hogy vasarolhasson lit
"a 'kiilf0ld, lla mi ! magasra
'emeljtik 4 varnokat Is igy
nema tudnaK ide ihozni porte
kat, arninek elleneben aztan
agrar terrnekeket tudnank ell
adY,i .5,,.5 G.s eEf@:f1ai -:
De mem lenne fafmer-allarn
kormanyz6ja, ha mem ismerte
volna Ell, hogy addig is, mig
az idegen piacokat maid visz-
szaszerzik, a farmereken segi-
teni kell. De a modnak a meg
mondasaval ujra ADDS maradt,
Csak eppen rossznak tartja
AIT, hogy Roosevelt adminisz-
tracioja Sc hagyja el a sze.
geny, segelyre szorul6 farme-
reket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
A TOPEKAI
BESZED UTAN

kideriilt, hogy az ismeretlen
jel0lt hiaba tanult januar ota
szonokolni, hiaba probalta a
Roosevelt hires mosolyat is ell
sajatitani, mem sikerult olyan
bemutatkozo beszedet tartani,
ami az orszagban szeles kor0k-
ben tetszest nyerta volna. Meg
a sajat partjabeliek is kenyte-
lenek elismerni, hogy mem j6
szonok az elnokjelolt, hogy
tartalmatlan volt a beszede,
hogy semmit Sc mondott, ami
hatassal lehetne a t0megekre.
De ha a t0megek mem is, de
a National Association of Ma
nufacturers, az American
Iron and Steel Institution, a
Chamber of Commerce meg
lehetett elegedve a bemutat-
kozassal, inert reakci6sabb be
szedet a nagyt6ke mem is XII
vanhatott jeloltjet6l, mint ami
lyen csiitortok0n este Tope-
kan elhangzott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
A DEMOKRATA PART

meg mem kezdte meg a nagy
hadjaratot, Roosevelt meg nya
raj es hogy mennyire mem XII
vanja meg a hare kezdetet,
az mutatja, hogy Coughlin ro-
hama utan hocsanat ker6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
AZ AcJE|L.lg,ARBAN Ct
A MUNKABER s18E7KAL
NAGY0BB, MINT K GFAR-
a. ..PARI ATLAG i.

,.,PAR AILAG !. J.
Az American IL iron & steel
INSTITUTE I AZ Al; iji;a Il 4 arYd laMtpk
kizpoIih irltezlnsIly sFdelses
adatoka ii - arz zffpari
munkab6rs K ozfe1nenye
szerint az riparian kozel
AZ, 900 sbermuiik us dolgozik.
Ezeknek a munka aspknak hetf
munkabere rs szazaiekkal MAJ
gasabb, mint a gyaripari at
lagos heti munkaber.
Az Institute ezeket a wash
ingtoni munkaiigyi miniszte-
rum kimutatasabof vettes7 ! !
A miniszterium legutobbi
adatai szerint az acelipari al
kalmazottak a multi marcus
ban hetenkent atlag $26.38-at
kerestek, mig a gyariparban al
talaban a heti munkaber csak
$22.25 volt. Ep ICY az acel-
ipari oraber-atlag marciusban
66.O2 cent volt, ami 16 szaza-
lekkal magasabb, mint a gyar-
ipar atlagos orabere, azaz 57.2
cent, s6t mi t0bb az acelipari
marciusi oraber-atlag nagyobb,
mint az acelipar 1929. evi 65.4
centes atlagos orabere.
Az acelipar mai berskalaja
lehet6ve teszi, i1ogy a munka-
sok hetenkent 4 dollar Is cent
tel t0bbet keresnek, mint a
gyaripar munkasai hasonld
munkarend mellett.
A legu al ID Conference
Board jelentes szerint majus.
ban az acelipari alkalmazot.
tax heti 4O.5 orat dolgoztak
mig a gyariparban altalabar
csak 80 ora volt a heti munka.
lido.
Az amerikai acelmunkas fl
Zetese ketszer sakkora, mint
barmely mas acelmunkase
hatszor akkora, mint a japar
acelmunkase Is haromszol
akkora, mint a belga acelmun
kase.
1929 Is 1888 kozott az acel
ipari reszvenyesek osztaleks
tobb mint "a szazalekkal cs0k
ken. 189,OOO,OOO dollarrol II
100000 do1larra esett. 1935-ber
a vas es ipari munkasok fize
tese az $50, 100000 dollart i
meghaladta, mig a reszvenye
seknek csak 80, 100000 dolla
jutott, vagyis a munkaber dol
larok 7 szazaleka.
A vas es acel eladasabol be
folyt osszeg szinten mem tar
tott lepest. a munkaberekkel
1886 juliusaban az acel ar
atlag 8 dollarral kevesebh
mint amennyi 1929-ben volt
Az acelarak tonnankent 3 dol
lar 70 centtel meg 1929-ben i
alacsonyabbak voltak, mint a
el6z6 hat evben altalaban.
Az acel eladasa utan bevet
minden dollar Al szazaleka
munkaberre forditjak, mig osz
talekra csak 112 szazalekot fo1
ditanak. A t0bbi nyersanyagr,
es mas kiadasokra negy."
1931-t6l 1934-ig az acelipa
altalaban 285, 100000 dollar de
ficittel dolgozott. Ebben a
id6szakban az 0sszes munkabe
rex ebben az iparban csa
100000, 1000 dollarra rugtak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-30
ES VEDTE
Az ALKOTMANYT

es negkerdezte a hallgatosa-
gat, hogy akarnak-e meg tobb
hatalmat egy ember kezebe ad
nj 'es mem lehet .senki el6tt
rleglepetes, .hogy az a nallga-
tosag, amely a kansasi kor-
manyzot hallgatta, mem akar
t0bb hatalmat ADM az .elnOk
kezebe.
A kansasi kormanyz6 ugy
latszik, elfelejtette mar 1888
tavaszat, amikor az az ember,
akinek a hatalmat most Olyan
nagyon sokaljak, megmentette
ezt az orszagot egy veres for
radalomtol, s6t batran mond-
hatjuk ait is, hogy Amerika
nagyt6kesei, nagy bankArjai
neki k0sz0nhetik AIT, hcgy
1888 kora tavaszan mem ke-
rultek lampavasra.
Akkor tapsolt ez az orsgag
la t0rvenyhozasnak, inert
Roosevelt minden kereset TEL
jesitette, inert minden kivete-
les hatalmat megadtak neki.
Es eppen ezekiel a kiveteles
felhatalmazasokkal tudott ak
kor olyan gyors intezkedeseket
tenni, amelyek megallitottak
ezt az orszagot a forradalom
fele val6 marcholasaban.
Ma alkotmanyt vedenek, dix
taturat emlegetnek azok, akik
akkor boldogok voltak, inert
Rooseveltnek kiveteles hatal-
ma volt.
A FARMEREKNEK
KULFOLDI PIACOKAT
helyezett kilatasba a repub-
likanus part eln0kjel0ltje
Evening star., 1936-06-26
"SM|TH'SSTATES"
OF g ASSA|L HIM
Leaders From Former
StronghoIds Say He Has
Little Support Now.
81 the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-Dele-
gates from the four States which
were instructed for Alfred e. Smith
in the 1882 Democratic convention
joined yesterday with other New
Dealers in lambasting the New Yorker
for his suggestion that the party
drop President Roosevelt.
Only few members Of the four
delegations to this convention, how
ever, attended the 1882 meeting at
Chicago, where Roosevelt rode to the
nomination over Smith and half
dozen other potential contenders.
Although saying they could not
speak for those who carried Smiths
banner in the convention wars at
Chicago, heads Of the Connecticut,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and New
Jersey delegations were free with
their own opinions about Smith and
his recent anti-Roosevelt activities.
walked Out ON U.s."
I'VE in Rhode Island helped to
make AL" said Thomas H. Kennedy,
head Of the States delegation, land
now he has walked out on u.s."
He said Smiths popularity in the
State would not result in a major
swing away from the New Deal there.
Certainly no State in the Union
was more intense in its enthusiasm
and more vociferous in its support
Of Smith than was New Jersey" said
William H. Kelly, chairman Of the
delegation. But he expressed the
opinion that Smith now "is the
"stooge" of the Liberty League and
the du Pont millionaires."
Influence Eliminated"
Francis Smith, Connecticut State
chairman, advanced the view that
"the change of position made by Mr..
Smith has eliminated his influence
in Connecticut"
In the Massachusetts, delegation
Leo M. Harlow, chairman of the
States pre-primary convention. said
the Smith blast would not draw many
Bay State Democrats from the Roose-
welt banner.
Evening star., 1936-06-26

acter and is a pledge to the people OF
the country that this administration
will do all in its power to relieve un-
employment and the distress conse-
quent therefrom.
Senator Tom Connally Of Texas was
delighted" that the plank he had Of
fered-in line with the bill he had
introduced-to take the profits out Of
war, was included.
Representative Sam Rayburn OF
Texas, chairman of the House Com
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce, said:
Its a frank statement Of Demo-
cratic purposes and am sure will be
applauded by the rank and fils of vot-
ers. There Is no equivocation about it.
Secretary of Commerce Daniel C.
Roper, the Districts member Of the
Platform Committee, said: Il feel
that we have established a splendid
precedent in the platforms of 1882
and 1896, in that they have been made
brief, terse and unequivocal. 1t is
drafted in length and spirit such as
people generally will read, whereas
because of length and equivocation
they have not been reading in the
past"
The Secretary said that the serial
adjustments suggested in the plat
form are without prejudice against
any segment Of the population.
1T looks to more equitable ap-
proach to the adjustments which
President Roosevelt recognizes In all
of our interrelated conditions" he
continued. The objective. therefore
is q better understanding throughout
and q more comprehensive co-opera-
tive program. This means q better
spread Of opportunity for all and,
hence, a better and safer business
relationship in future. What is good
for society generally will be found
good for business"
Evening star., 1936-06-26

it says. 1--WE have undertaken to put
an end to the sweated labor Of his
wife and children" But nowhere
else is any distinction made between
the working man and the working
woman.
With reference to the married
persons" clause, Miss Dewson said:
Section 213 will be sloughed off
with the end of the depression" she
said. 1T was just an economy
measure primarily. 1t was a hang
over from the Hoover administration.
OF course it was an injustice, but it
won't last long now. And, besides,
We promise to extend and improve
the civil service. That will take care
of some Of these determinations that
are classified as section 213."
Senator David I. Walsh Of Massa-
chusetts, who, with Chairman Wag-
ner, was the only Eastern representa-
ton on the subcommittee that whipped
the platform into shape, said:
1T is thoroughly satisfactory to me- !"
Senator Frank T.. Maloney Of Con-
necticut said:
1T is splendid platform, while
there may be minor differences on par
ticular planks-taken altogether the
platform is most satisfactory"
Frank Wickham of Sioux Falls, s..
D., president of the Young Demo-
cratic Club of America, said:
The platform Is a concise state
ment of wonderful record of activ-
ity The plank regarding q proposed
constitutional amendment. in my opin-
ion, is an honest and frank statement
of position, which puts the issue
squarely up to the people. The agri-
cultural plank emphasizes the fact
that is well known-that this admin
istration is the first that has made
an honest effort to help the farmer
The unemployment plank accepts the
responsibility as one national in char
Evening star., 1936-06-26

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1936-06-26
Yellow Spot Stills Horns.

For once the chief Of police In Berlin
Is popular. His plan Of marking noisy
automobile drivers has brought peace.
He ruled that any one footing his auto
horn too loud or too frequently must
have his car painted with a large
yellow spot. After a few had received
the decoration others became quiet
and peace reigned In the city, which
not long ago was called one of the
noisiest In Europe.
Evening star., 1936-06-26
STUNT CAUSES TIE.UP
Publicity Wreck" Brings Calls

for Police in Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. R.-Too much
realism in q publicity stunt caused
. traf1ic tie-up and several near-ac-
cidents.
A wrecked automobile was dt-
played In front Of a theater showing
q movie dealing with trafnc safety.
An excited man called police head
quarters and told OF a terrible down.
town accident, four or five hurt"
Squad cars, six ambulances and
several wreckers raced to the scene.
Police rescinded permission to dis
play the wreck.
Evening star., 1936-06-26
WITNESS IN ST. LOUIS
CAR Theft CASE SHOT
Man Who Testified Against Co.
Defendants Is Wounded in
Front Of Garage.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-Attempted
assassination of q witness, coming
after the clubbing to death Of two
men who were to have testified in .
robbery case, yesterday offered q se-
rious problem to st. Louis law-enforce-
ment officers.
A blast from q shotgun wounded
Harvey Miller, IS years old, and
Charles Fricke, 50, as they stood out
side Miller's used-car garage last
night. Miller was struck in the abdo-
Evening star., 1936-06-26

men with several pellets and Fricke
was wounded In the right leg, neither
seriously.
Miller, indicted by Federal grand
jury as a member of an auto theft
ring, pleaded guilty last April and
testified against five co-defendants.
One Of them, an ex-convict, was ar
rested as q suspect in the shooting.
Sunday morning, william Maddi-
gan, 48 years old, and William Hoel-
scher, so, were beaten to death as
they slept in an abandoned river
front building. They were to have
been witnesses against two men held
in a $500 bonus bond robbery.
Evening star., 1936-06-26
Lighthouses Now Aid Birds.

Floodlighting lighthouses Is a pro-
lection to birds, since they no longer
are drawn to fiy around the light
until they drop exhausted.
Evening star., 1936-06-26
TRIAL EXAMINATION
Thursday, July 2

On Thursday, July 2, at Z pm,
the Mount Pleasant School for
Secretaries will conduct an
other complete trial examina-
ton for q limited number Of
stenographer and typist appli-
cants for Civil Service exam
nation. The examination lasts
81 hours, and the material is
similar to that Of former ex-
aminations. For q nominal fee,
all papers will be graded &C
cording to Civil Service stand
ards and returned by mail.
Telephone Columbia 5000 for
reservation before 6 pm. on
Thursday, July 2, at z pm.
TIvOLI THEATER BUILDING
18th Street at Park Rood
Evening star., 1936-06-26

New Presses in China.
Two large new printing plants in
Hongkong, China, will publish books
both in English and Chinese.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, Jauary 22.-Gains OF
fractions to 2 points or more were
we'll distributed TODAY throughout the
Stock Exchange list.
The market had its best hours III
the morning when the recently de-
pressed motors led rally which spread
to the steels, aircrafts. mines, agricul-
turals and rails.
The fall of the Laval cabinet had
little effect, apparently. on the upward
movement of equities. The activity
slowed after noon, but prices generally
held around their tops for the session.
Principal share advances were re-
corded by john -Manville, Westine-
house, Du Pont, Deere, Sante Fe,
Southern Pacific, Northern Pacific,
Cerro de Pasco. Howe Sound, U. S.
Smelling, U. S. Steel, Bethlehem.
U. S. Pipe, General Motors, Chrysler,
Douglas and Boeing. Tht oils and
utilities were moderately improved.
The late tone was firm. Transfers
approximately 100000 shares.
Evening star., 1936-01-22

president of the
District Bankers
Association, will
attend the East
ern conference
on banking serv-
ice, which opens
. tw0-day seS-
sion in Philadel-
phia tomorrow.
The conference
Is the first of
several meetings
of the kin d
planned by Mr..
Fleming in an
effort to improve
Evening star., 1936-01-22
BANKERS WILL ATTEND
GERMAN DEBT PARLEY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 22.-Harvey
D. Gibson. president Of the Manu-
facturers' Trust Co.. and Joseph G.
Rovensky. vice president Of the Chase
National Bank. will sail today to rep
resent the American creditors at the
coming negotiations at London and
Berlin for the renewal Of the German
short term credit agreement
Evening star., 1936-01-22
Chicago Grain

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January 22.-Wheat ad-
vanced virtually cent a bushel to-
day. with May contracts rising TO
nearly Sl01.
Follow-up buying orders, though.
were scarce on the bulge. Canadian
export business was estimated at
1850 900 bushels.
Wheat closed firm. i.a74 above yes
terdays finish; May, 100 sal 0O4;
corn. asa7s up; May. 603sa6oi2 oats,
h.a3s advanced, and provisions un-
changed to Is higher.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
I.iyeruool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. January =. tF-cotton
spot moderate business done: prices
points higher quotations in pence: Amer
lean strict good middling. SO; good mid
ding 6iS strict low middlins 5.aS; low
middiing; SIS; strict good ordinaIy: .,ay s5S'
good ordinary. SIS. Futures closed stsa1iy:
July, 5 "a october 5.64: December, 5.ol.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. no sales reported; corn.
No. 4 mixed. 57i.; No. 4 yellow, So i2-
59i,: oats. No. white. 32s,; sample
grade. 20-25: no rye; buckwheat. No.
2. 08: SOY beans, No, 2 yellow, "a
nom Chicago: barley. actual sales,
6C-S4: iced. 30-46; mailing, 54-65;
timothy seed. 305-l0 cwt.; clover Seed
l2.00-175C cWt.
Evening star., 1936-01-22
CAPITAL BANKERS
T0ATTEND PARLEY
Fleming and Doing Head
Delegation of "a for Phil
adeIphia Session.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Twenty-four prominent Washington
bankers. headed by Robert " Flem-
ing, president of the American Bank
ers' Association, and Charles Doing,
Evening star., 1936-01-22
New York Cotton
Bx the Associated Press.

by hSSUCIdItU
NEW YORK. Jauary 22.-Cotton
was steadier today with better demand
reported on the talk OF progress in
the formulation Of agricultural policies
in Washington and strength in the
stock market.
After selling up to ll46. March re-
acted 20 ll40. but was holding around
l1.42 in the midafternoon market.
which showed net advances Of to
IL points The new crop was relatively.