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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
Women Draw
Pensions for
1912 War

Although 1913 years have elapsed
since the outbreak Of the War OF
1912, three women are still receiv'
ing War of 1912 pensions, it was
learned today at the office OF
Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, Admin
istrator of the Veterans Bureau.
They are: Mrs. Lydia Ann Ora
ham, SO, of Brushy Run. near
Franklin, w. Va; Mrs. Carolina
King, Of Cheektowaga, N. Y, and
Mrs. Esther Ann Hill Morgan, In.
dependence, Ore, daughter Of
John Hill. a private in the New
York militia.
Mrs. Kings husband, Darius
King, also served with the New
York militia.
Four years ago nine pensioners
Of the 1912 war were announced
by the Veterans Bureau to be sur
viving.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Jan.
15.-Official notice was received
by the Prince Georges county
Board Of Commissioners yester-
day that the state Roads Com
mission had approved the build
ing of a new road in the Silver
Hill district, running from the
foot of Lohr's Hill to the Dis
trict Line at Branch Avenue. The
new half-mile stretch Of highway
will eliminate five death curves"
that have been responsible for
an average Of eight deaths an
nually.
The Road Commission also ex-
pressed favor in the proposed
project, recently Endorsed by the
County Firemen's Association, to
have the State take over the
right of way of the Washington,
Baltimore and Annapolis railroad
and convert it into a State high
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
LAWYER SEEKS
STATE POST

MARTNSBURG. w. Va, Jan.
15.-John C. Skinner, one Of the
younger members Of the Charles
Town wv. Va bar, has an.
nounced his candidacy for nomi-
nation on the Democratic ticket
for jefferson county's representa-
tive in the West Virginia house
of delegates, subject to the May
primary.
Democratic nomination in JEFF
ferson is normally equivalent to
election.
Skinner is q son Of County
Surveyor and Mrs. ]. J. Skinner.
Francis w. Daniel, farmer
orchardist, has filed for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff
in jefferson county.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
THE NEW Low RATES
Person-to-Person Calls

Person-to-PersonC Calls
The new Sunday and night rates on all
person-to-person calls where the three
minute charge is over SOC are now from
go to $3.50 less than the regular daYrates
for such calls These reduced rates are
effective from 7 p. m. to 4:3O a. m. through
out the week. and all day on Sunday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
LACK OF HELP
DELAYS AUTO
LICENSES

ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE,
Va, Jan. 15.-Despite numerous
and insistent demands made by
citizens and Officials, applicants
for auto drivers licenses in Airing
ton county are still faced with a
great uncertainty as to when they
may receive their permits.
Only one man is assigned to
give drivers tests in Arlington
county, and yesterday, though 81
applicants stood in line from to
5 D. m, the officer was able to
examine only 80.
Sheriff Howard B. Fields, who
has made many requests fo- an
other State man in the county,
today said that the situation has
reached a critical stage. He added:
81 personally know Of seven or
eight persons who have been
here four times in an attempt to
obtain the permit which the law
says each driver must carry,
only to be turned away because
Of the inability Of one man to
take care Of the ever increasing
demand in Arlington county.
"Otherwise law-abiding citi-
gems are forced to commit infrac-
tiOnS Of this law because Of the
inadequate number of driving
test instructors. 1t will take two
men all Of two weeks to catch up
on the issuance Of permits to
applicants who have already
been here one time"
Sheriff Fields pointed out that
while the influx Of new citizens
into Arlington county is greater
than in any other five counties
in the State, the county is still
allotted State officers on a general
county basis, with no respect for
the great number Of Government
employees weekly coming into the
county.
Drivers licenses are issued two
days a week, Tuesday and Thurs
day, between the hours of / and 5,
in Arlington county. The one man
assigned to the entire county is
not allowed to issue permits other
than at these specified times. The
same man must give the oral test,
take the affidavit of the applicant
and then give the driving test.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
$500 SOUGHT
BY W0NEN'S
GROUP

ARLINGTON COURTHOUSE,
Va Jan. 15.-One Of two major
issues which will confront the
Arlington County Board Of Com
misSioners during the coming
year ''broke" yesterday as repre-
SentativeS Of the Business and
Professional Women's Club of
Arlington appeared before the
commissioners and asked for
funds to create a community
center.
Another paramount issue which
must be reckoned with in the
near future by the board mem.
beers is the question OF additional
school buildings to accommodate
the OVERLOOKING enrolment now
congesting virtually every school
in the county.
Futile attempts were made last
fall to have the old board allo-
cate nearly 100000 on hand to
schools, but the money was ap-
propriated for an extension to
the present courthouse structure.
New School Proposed
Fletcher Kemp, superintendent
Of public schools, served notice
at that time that he would rec
ommend an additional junior
high school building to relieve
the congested condition in the
Westinghouse High School
While Mr.. Kemp's recommends
lions must be approved by the
county school board, this body S
support has been assured.
Representatives of the Business
and Professional Women'S Club
yesterday asked the commission
erS to appropriate $4,000, which
is now on hand and was orig
inally earmarked for Fairgrounds,
for q community center.
Recommendations made by the
group included the appointment
Of q director for the proposed
community center, to be ap-
pointed by members Of the Board
of Education, and purchase OF ad-
ditional playground equipment.
Report on Activities
A brief report on the play
ground activities last summer was
given the county board and re-
vealed that hundreds of children
availed themselves Of the play
ground facilities last summer.
Total cost Of this project to
the county, according to represen-
tatives of the women's club, was
less than 81 per child enrolled.
other business before the COM
missioners yesterday included the
reappointment of A. c. Schettel
as fire marshal for Arlington
county, approval Of the salaries
of State officers as set by the
state compensation board for
Che offices of commissioner OF
revenue, Commonwealth attor.
new and treasurer; granting OF
several requests for the rezoning
Of property, approval Of the min
Iites of the previous meeting, a
report on the progress being made
on the countrywide sewer system,
which is expected to be completed
some time during the coming
SUMMER, and approval of the pay
roll and bills.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
Student Concerts

A series of student concerts on
How to Listen to Music" by the
National Symphony Orchestra, un-
der direction Of Hans Kinder, will
start at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow in
Central High School auditorium.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
Ex-Kaiser III

DOORN, Holland, Jan. IS
Q.N.SO.-Former Kaiser Wilhelm
is suffering from a slight attack
of influenza, villagers understood
today, but his recovery is expected
within q few days.
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E. F. Haines Elected
President Of Court

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Jan.
15-Ellis E. Haines was named
president Of the H a m p shire
County Court at the annual organ
ization meeting, the first OF the
wear. yesterday. C. B. Calohan
and C. H. Parsons are the other
commissioners. His term OF court
will expire this fall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
Radio Committee Meet

Annual meeting of the American
Section Of the International Com.
mittee on Radio will be held in
the University Club, Fifteenth
and I Streets N. W., at 8 p. m.
January %.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-01-15
Standardization Calls

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~e44@
The new daytime Sunday rates on all
Standardization calls where the three
minute charge is over 35c are now the
same as the regular night rates for such
calls. These rates mean saving Of from
1870 to 45@o. They ore in effect from Z
p. m. Saturday to 4:3O q. n1 Monday.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
Youths Appendi.
RemOUed by Bullet
From Friends Gur,
TOiUsOn Boy CiUen EUer
Chance to LiUe After
"OperdtiOn.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 14.-An ap-
pendectomy performed by a bullet was
disclosed yesterday in the records of
Union Memorial Hospital.
The subject of the strange opera
tion," Robert Bryant, IT, of Towson,
was given only fifty-fifty chance to
live. He was wounded in the abdomen
Thursday by a bullet from a play
mates rife.
Physicians who operated on Young
Bryant in an effort to stem the flow
of blood, discovered the appendix had
been severed completely from the other
organs.
One physician described it as float
ing" around inside the youths abdo-
men. The doctors merely lifted the
appendix out and proceeded with their
operation to remedy the youths in
1uries,
Evening star., 1936-03-15

A testimonial re-
ception in his
honor was held
at the yard Feb
ruary 81.
Keir started his
c are er at the
Navy Yard in
the old gun shop.
] a ter transfer
ring to the sight
shop. Still later
he went into the
cartridge case
shop as a ma
chinist, special
rate, and subse-
quently became
Evening star., 1936-03-15

leading man in the shop.
After the World War Keir resigned
10 enter private business, Later re-
turning to his former position as
machinist in the sight shop.
Evening star., 1936-03-15
NAVY YARD MACHINIST
FOR 80 YEARS RETIRED
Joseph Keir, 50, Was Given Testi-
monial Reception February 27.
Started in Gun Shop.

After more than 80 years of service
In the Washington Navy Yard, Joseph
Keir, machinist in the sight shop, has
been retired, at the age of 81 years.
Evening star., 1936-03-15

Cunning frocks in sheers
and novelty prints, with
touches of hand en-
broidery. Sees ! to 3,
3 to 6.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

mismo modo.
Come P9fuera un ninO, acari-
ciabale pasahdole la manOs por
la cara.
iDar a aquella pObre alma O.
primida la expansion que1nece'
sitaba, osFecfe Rdole 81 carinJ
como compensation r de sus pesa,
res!
La ohsa pareei6le tan hermo-
sa y tan en- harmonic con n
abnegaci6n y con su deseo de
consagrarse a algo noble, que
no vacil6 en- emprenderla.
Imagin6se que Juan Martin
EZRA para ella, desde aquel instaD
te, como un hijo, al que debia
luerer y cuidar como unas ma
DIRE.
mo tenia nj habia tenido nun
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
NUEvo CAMpEON INTER.
COLEGIAL DE TENNIS

Chicago, JUNO 29.--Un atle-
ia de la Universidad de Tulane,
Ernest Suffer, de 10 amos, con-
luist6 aver ell campeonato ma :
cional meteorological de tennis, en-
la Universidad de Northwest
ern, derrotando a Vernon John.
de Southern California.
Conquistaron la corona de dc
bles Ben Dey y William Seward
de Stanford, que vencieron a
Normal Bickel y Norbers Bur.
guess, de Chicago.
Suffer san6 ell mismo titulC
que su hermano Clifford supC
,anar en- los amos 1880 y 1882
larcando la primera vez en- Ia
historic del torneo que dos
1iembros de la misma familis
cOnquistan ell mas alto honor.
Hace un mes ell triunfadol
,enci6 en- ell campeonato por in.
itaci6n del sur y hace dos sens
IS lley6 para su bolsillo ell .ftu.
10 de campe6n del sur, siendc
a. ora tres las "coronas' que pC
see.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Traeran al veterano p1gil Ro
ger Bernard, de Michigan, para
adversario de Chino Alvarez.
Probablemente es un indivi-
duo que pasa de las lao libras
y ell tampeho tendra que darie
yentaja en- ell peso.
Lo que ell pGblico pide por AGA
son peleas de hombres del peso
ligero, de la primera division,
no individuos decadentes del
weller"
Hay que hacer a Jim Down
ing esta pregunta ISubira Bel
nard al cuadrilatero con 1876 IL
bras O menos?
Chino no es I'm peso "welter,"
es un senior cuyo peso normal
fluct1a, al presente, entire 1872 y
1873 libras.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Browns superarOn en- 81
primer desafio a los Yankees,
0ero a su vez fueron superado1
N el segIndo. Batearon de son
rom en- ell inicial, Bell, Solters,
Bottomley y Di Maggie. CLIFF
dispar6 un cuadrangular en- e.
segundo.
New York &c, Oh, Oe.
Sc. Luis &c, 12h, lie.
New York &c, 10h, lie.
st. Luis &c, Oh, lie.
Bombardearon los Indios a
tres pitchers de los Medias Ro-
jas, Ostermueller, Russell v Mar
cum, poniendo Ell juazo en- ell IRE
frigerador." A Blaeholder solo
lie pegaron siete hits.
Marcum y Jimmy Fox batea-
ron de cuadrangular.
Boston &c, IN, De.
Cleveland lie, la, De.
Auker sujet6 a los Atleticos
en- los momentos dificiles y los
Tigres con solo 10 hits llegaron
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
BASE RAtI
LIGA

Los Cubs Sc elevaron al pri-
mer lugar de la Liga, venciendc
dos veces a los Gigantes, a los
cuales no dejaron anotar.
French lanz6 en- ell primero y
Lee en- ell sa2undo. Carl Hubbell
v Coffman fueron los derrota-
dos.
Chicago &c, Tn, lie.
New York l0c, IN, De.
Chicago &c, 12h, De.
New York DC, III, 2e.
Dizzy Dean no pudo dominar
a los Dodgers, que lie pegaron IL
his, entrando 5 veces. Frank
house solo permiti6 cinco hits.
st. Luis 1c, 5h, 2e.
Brooklyn SC, 11h, Oe.
Las Abejas perdieron ell pri-
mer desaffo de la tarde Y CANA
ron ell segundo. Lopez ayud6 al
exito de su team, en- ell segundo,
con un "tubey'' y un hit en- cua-
tro veces.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
DEPOR TIES
NEWMAN Els.
Ia NOCHE SU R

Ell campe6n de luchas de la
Florida, Pat Newman, defende'
"a esta noche su corona de no.
jalata, en- Benjamin Field, te
niendo de rival a Dobie Osburn.
vaquero de Texas.
Osburn es uno de los predileC
tos de los fanatics" que asis-
ten todos los lunes a Benjamin
Field y muehos Green que derro-
tara facilmente a Newman, aun
que otros sustentan, como es ma
tural, la opinion contraria.
Dutch Shultz, ell supervillanO
de New York, Sc batira con Her
man Hickman, un exfutbolis a
en- ell semifinal.
Hickman procede de Tennes-
see. Bill Middlekauff, otro ex-
futbolista, sera ell oponente de
Walter Underhill.
Gus Pappas combatira con
Leo Alexander en- ell primer
match de la noche, que empeza-
"a a las 8 80.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
JACK DEMPSEY DTCF QUE
LUIS HA SIDO VENUIDO
PARA SIEMPRE

Columbus, Ca, JUNO ga
su paso por aqui, Jack Demp-
sey, ell excampe6n del peso COM
pleto, manifesto que Jose Luis
ha sido vencido para siempre,
por tener una ''mandibuIa de
CRYSTAL"
Dempsey Sc refiri6 a Max
Baer como I'm pr6ximo favorito
y ahadi6 que Jack Sharkey TO-
davfa es un buen pugilista pero
que no podra reconquistar eli IL
tulo.
"Todos los que con Luis pc
leen, en- ell future, le haran
~blanco" en- la mandibula Y lie
tiraran a la Iona. Su punto d6bil
ha sido descubierto.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Kid Chocolate venci6 en- la
Habana a Lew Feldman, pero ell
triunfo no lie ha serVido de base
para la invasion de los Estados
Unidcs proyectada por "Pincdo'
Gutierrez.
Digan 10 que digan en- su ia :
'or, la mejor epoca del negrito
ha pasado para siempre Y no vol
vera a ser campe6n del mundo.
Ahcra bien, 81 "Pincho" lie lie
va a New York es probable que
pasen por ell bolsillo del negro
varios miles de pesos, que lbien
los necesita.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Bernard, al decir de la empire
sa de Benjamin Field, ostenta
victOrias sobre Harry Dublins-
ky, Barney Ross y Bat Battali-
no.
Suponemos que habra un "pe
lueho error" en- 10 de Ross, Ia
maravilla hebrea, campe6n de-
peso weller y excampe6n del pc
so ligero.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Va no Sc Dian alagres risas
nj melanc6licOs c~antares.
Los sOldados dormian o ana
rentaban dOrmir, para pensar
mas a sus anchas en- los seres
lueridos a quienes acasO no vol
verian a yer.
La luna brillaba en- Ell firma-
mento, y a sus resplandores. Ell
mar serene y apacible parecia
un espejO de bruhida plata.
Fl ambiente parecia impreR-
nado de esa vaga y melanc6lica
poesia de las noches serenas '
calladas.
Una nOche serena en- eli mar.
SIN yer otra eosa que aqua Gle
TO- tiene un encanto inexnlioa.
BILE.
Rarece que Ell esplritavss,ds,.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
Ell A MIEUXCE GA
NO Ell PREMIO DEL MI
LION DE N


Paris, JUNO 29,-El caballo
favorito Mieuxce gan6 aver la
cinta azul de los hip6dromos
franceses y ell Gran Premio a.
nual de un million de frances.
Ernest Masurel, dueno del ca
ballo, tuvo ell placer de derro-
tar al famoso ejemplar Sind"
ge Aga Khan. Tomaron parte
en- la carrera 20 caballos. Fina-
liz6 en- tercer lugar Alcali, pro-
piedad de ID. Watson.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

10 veces al home" Goose Cos
lin descarg6 su IL quadrangle
lar dela tsmporada.
Filadelfia &c, 1Oh, De.
Detroit los, Ion, lie.
Medals Blancas Y Senadores
dividieron les laureIes de un do
bic partido.
Washington 12c, 16h, lie.
Boston &c, All, lie.
Washington 1c, 6h, 2e.
Chicago &c, 4h, 0e.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Argentina, Ell gladiator espahol
Ignacio Ara.
SuponemOs que monetaria :
mente lie habra lido bien. En- Ia
Argentina venci6 a los mejores
gladiadores natives.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Por su victoria sobre ell negro
Leory Haines, AL Ettore, de FL
ladelfia, subi6 a la primera d.
vision del peso complete.
Sobre Ettore aparecen hoy
Max %Schmeling, James J. Brad
dock y Jose Luis.
Ell negro venci6 dos veces a
Primo Camera pero toda su ha
bilidad Sc estrell6 frente a los
pufos de Ettore.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
CON LOS GUANTES

Ell p1gil asturiano Claudio vi
liar reapareci6 en- la sala Wa
gram, de Paris, y en- ell primer
asalto ell italiano Colonelo lie pc
go con la cabeza, en- la arcadia
ciliaria, debilitandolo por Ell res
to del match.
/. Esto hizo que ell espanol per-
desc la decision de los jueces.
Uno de los expertos que pre-
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Bernard ma convenido en- Pc
sar 1872 libras-nos dicen.
Que as1 sea. Tai cosa lie Ia ST.
do prometida a Chino en- cast to-
das sus peleas y a la bora de-
'cuajo" la verdad era otra.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Pedro Montanez es conocido
IN New York por Ell 'fen6meno
le Puerto Rico"
La empresa del Garden le tie
ne en- lista para enfrentarlo con
al vencedor del shout" Tony
Canzoneri-Ambers, que Sc veri-
ficara ell mes pr6ximo,
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
GANO ARTURO
Ell TROFEO HARRY JOHN
SON

Atlanta, JUNO 29.-El famo-
so tirador professional Arturo
Cuscaden, de Tampa, conquist6
aver Ell trofeo Harry johnson,
para armas largas, con anota :
ci6n de SO puntos en- un possible
de 100.
Walton Sans, de Atenas, Ga.
y Ed Luyben, de Nashville, Ten.
vencieron en- los finales del cam
peonato de la IONA sur.
Sans hizo 81 blancos de 100,
ganandO la cCpa, y Luyben 95
de 100.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

senci6 la. pelea, M. 1eclercq. pro
test6 del fallo diciando que no
era justo dar la victoria a quien
la habia lCgrado por medic de
un cabezazo, no con los punos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Jack Dempsey ha dicho que la
mandlbula de Jose Luis es de
CRYSTAL. No puede ser de CRYSTAL
una mandibula que sin la debida
defensa resisti6 ~puhetazos has
ia ell 120 asalto.
jose Luis no trat6 de prote :
ger su quijada en- la noche de la
siempre al descubierto y contra
ella chocaban los punetazos.
Els possible que ell Jack Demp-
sey de Otros amos no hubiese re-
sistido tantos puhetazos como ell
nd2rO.
LO que Luis necesita es defen
der su mandibula y pegar con la
dereck.a como pega con la liz
quierda.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Por la lluvia Sc pospusoel par
lido entire los Rojos de Cincin-
natl y ell Filadelfia.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

ACADIA de regresar a Espafia,
luego de una "tournee" por la
pelea con Schmeling. La dejaba
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

ca a nadie en- ell mundo? Pue,
a tendria a ella.
FL, por su parte, va no des.
confiaba; al contrario: acerca.
base con infantil timidez a ;,
improvisada protectora, como
tando y agradeciendo aoue
fiho, consuelo y compensa.
de So ,abandonO injusto ,
y de&SQledad tristk, y decialt
iernameN ~
II Els listed ~ dnica que dc
veras Sc ha cOmpadecido Ude mi
GraCias, hermana!
VI
Habia anochecido, y la calma
y ell silenciO ibap reinando no.
60 a POGO en- la emb6rcaci6n.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

go me cOPpsdece de We :
fas?
-iY aun 10 dudas, hijo me-
|-rePiic6 Slh
mo; va no 10 dudo, 10 GEO;
esas lagripss me conve2fen...
iGraciag, manita, gfaciasl
Used no . ode es para
quien, comoN : ha visto STEM
pre- despreciad verse compa-.
decide. Els unN AQnsuelo muY
rrande... cast ui felicidad
DiOs Sc 10 pague!
Y rompi6 de nuevoS llor2
no va con amargura, sim
algeria -
Lagrimas dulces Y consol do
ras que calmaban el dOlor u las
heridas abiertas en- su coraz6n
por los desd ganos.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

No necesit6 Id hermana mas
que 10 ~ antecede, Para COM
prender que Juan Martin senia
un alma sensible y delicada I;
ungpde esq uAs sencillas, lie
ms de borSdad y de ternura, que
\ iveR 4eplegadas en- ST misfhas,
lhogadas, oprimidas por la NAL
lad y la iniusticia del mundo.
\ AL convencerse de este, sinti6
Ia cosa extrana Y nueva p
Ia; una cosa que nunca hi
Pntido. ~
~ Fue un cariho tan grande
tan ardiente hScia aquel desS
graciadooqu lie pareci6 que
nunca habia queridO a nadie del
La gaceta., 1936-06-29

Pittsburg lie, 19h, Re.
Bosom &c, a, lie.
Pittsburg 4c, ION, 2e.
Boston &c, 11h, De-.
La gaceta., 1936-06-29
de Mberles dado vida.

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La gaceta., 1936-06-29

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The Washington times., 1936-05-19
FARM AND OIL
SHARES LEAD
DECLINE
BY LESLIE GOULD

NEW YORK, May 10 G.N.SD,
Moderately heavy selling brought
losses running to more than two
points in leading stocks today
with few special issues dropping
as much as five points.
The decline was led by farm
implements and oils.
Amerada was hardest hit in los
ing points on a few sales, while
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Slumped more than 2. Atlantic Re,
filming and Texas Corporation
each lost a point.
In the farm equipment group,
j. I. Case sagged S points at one
time, International Harvester and
Oliver Farm losing about 2 points
each.
Rail shares held for a while in
anticipation of weekly carloadings
Of approximately $4,000 units,
the highest for the year, but sold
off in second-hour liquidation.
Atchison lost more than 2 points,
Delaware & Hudson nearly as
much and Pennsylvania almost a
point.
Steels and motors lost from
fractions to a point. Coppers and
auto accessories were almost uni
formly off a point.
Losses of 2 and more points
were suffered by American Tele-
phone, Western Union, Westlng-
house, and Libby Owens-Ford.
Bonds were under pressure.