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The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Polly Moran's
 Screams Hel D
 Saved her Life
(Bv The Associated Press)

tbV lne ASSOCIdteQ TIeSSj
 BEVERLEY HILLS, Calf. July Is, - Polly Moran's screams of Don't kill me" summoned off, cers to the film comediene's resi- dence and they slapped the hand cuffs on her husband Martin Ma lone while he clicked his pistol on a janmed cartridge, a lucky break which undoubtedly saved her life.
 Sheriff's deputies Walter Schott miller and Robert Jorgesen said that in the struggle to subdue Malone,he nearly kayoed Schott- 
 Malone was booked on suspi- cion of assault with a deadly weapon. Officers declared that he was intoxicated.
 Polly Moran was still scream ing when they arrived on the scene. Later she said "I am thru with him. I've been married to him for three years and after this I'm through"
 She was wearing only a Xii mona when the officials appear ed, evidently having retired be- fore the attempted shooting epi- sode occurred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Has
 New Plan tEnd
 Italian Sanction
(By The Associated Press)

\by The ASSOCldlcu IFeSS]
 ROME, July 16-Premier Ben ito Mussolini, today, celebrated the end of the world economic siege against Italy by devising a new peace plan for Europe. Af- ter frenzied throngs joyously celebrated the end of the League of Nations sanctions, heard Il Duce berate sanctionist nations, t was revealed he hopes to keep Europe from separating into two camps.
 If the international situation permits, Mussolini will retire on Monday next, to his castle at Ro- caca Della Camminate, to polish off project designed to bring an atmosphere of peace, rather than tension threatening war, to the continent.
 The project will furnish a for mula for consultation between Germany, Italy and France. It would be a modification of Il Duce's old proposals for a four power pact and would relieve in ternational apprehension result ing from the Austro-German ac- cord and indications of an Italo- German reapproachment.
 Il Duce sounded anything but peaceful in his short speech to Romans. In attempt ing now to seize leadership of the European diplomatic scene the Associated Press was inform ed that Mussolini has devised a plan going back to the old idea of hierarchy of great European powers within the framework of the league. The plan would re- quire Germany to return to the league, but it was understood that Soviet Russia would not be included among the great powers of Europe.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16

sible departure time for Seattle from Nome as July 2lst. Agent Hagnish also declared that the s s Baldwin of their line had completed work at Kotzebue early this morning and was due to arrive at Nome about 8 or 9 P. M. Friday Following is the passenger list of the s. S. Dellwood.
 Mrs Alfred J. Lomen and
 child.
 Walter c Brown Junior J w Leeper
 Miss C o Steiner
 Mrs. A Femeyer
 Margaret Scott
 George Neville Jones Mister Fletcher
 Frank Woford
 Doctor Athal Cochran w B Spague
 T T Lane
 Mrs Polenski and son J B Mason and wife H H Stokes
 J Stokes
 Mrs Roy Edwards
 and two daughters Arthur Crystal
 L L Lyman
 Jack Castellan (Continued From Page Two)
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Soyiets To Fly
 Through Nome
 July 20th to 18th
fBy The Associated Press)

tby 1He ASSOOidiC1 Soo1
 WASHINGTON, D. C., July IS, The Soviet Embassy here yes terday asked the U. s. State De permission for two Russian flyers to fly over U. s. Territory between July 20 and 25, enroute to Arehangel via Al asLa and Siberia
 The Soviet niers are planning to use a new Vultee plane manu- factured at Glendale, California.
 They are Sigismund Lovenev- sky, who has been in N'me on two previous occasions, ard Vet or l. Levchenko, veteran Soviet polar hier,
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
New Planes Navy
 Purchased Today
(By The Associated Press)

WASH, D. C., July 16-Anoth- CT step toward building the navy's flying forces to formidable proportions was taken today with the purchase by the Navy De- partment of 50 powerful patrol bombing planes.
 The contract for total of S4,- 893,000 was awarded the consoli- dated Air Craft Corporation of San Diego, California. The new planes are known as the V.P.B. type and are monoplane flying boats of long cruising radius and heavy load carrying capacity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Ouakes Ielf Ill Three States 59
 Pac. NortI.Ve3t
(By The Associated Pressl

ADY l IlC LA0SOJ4dlGu IIISS
 SPOKANE, July Is, = Toppl- ed ch.mneys and at least one badly damaged building marked Walla Walla valley as the appar- ent center of an earthquake which awakened residents in three Northwest states lat night and sent them racing outdoors in fright.
 The tremors were felt for sev- eral seconds beginning at II P. M. Several Spokane women cow cred in the park in niratgowns. A mother snatched her baby and raced barefooted to the street.
 George Wright a telephone op orator said he was rolled from his bed.
 Freewater, Oregon reported the heaviest loss of any shaken town. A corner of the depot col- lapsed shoWering masonry and bricks to the sidewalk. Officials of the Utah Canning Co. estimat- ed damage in a warehouse at about ten thousand dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Rain Cool Winds
 Came to Chicago
 Help Break Heat
(By The Associated Press)

CHICAGO, July Is, -. Scatt- cred thunder showers scared oy- CT the drought areas in the cen- tral and mHd-west sections. A mass of cool air now envelopes the states in the neighborhood of the Great Lakes. and toward the East.
 But forecaster J. R. Lloyd said the victory over the twelve day heat wave is far from com- plete.
 He added deaths have sent the toll to 3,670.
 In Montana, Wyoming, Ne braska, the Dakotas the temper atures again scared with no in dications of additional showers.
 New outbursts of buying oc- cured in the grain pits, when prices on corn, wheat, rye and oats jumped. Several cities saw milk prices jumped due to the drought.
 Hot spots included Quincey H. linois 112, Wellington, Kansas III, Claredon, Texas no, central Illinois no, Falls City Nebraska 1O6, Indianapolis lO2, Kansas City. Mo. 1O2, Lincoln Nebraska 100.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Man Throws Gun
 At King Edward
 As He Rides Past
(Bv The Associated Press)

LONDON, July Is, - A man threw q loaded revolver at King Edward VIII, as the British mon- arch rode past on horseback at the head of a parade.
 No shots were fired, and the King was not hurt.
 The revolver tusser was arrest ed by Scotland Yard, which re- fused to reveal his name. They announced the suspect would be held under the firearms act.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
STEAMER DELLWOOD ARRIVED NOME TIES MORNING AT II
 O'CLOCK PASSENGERS
DelIwood Complete Unloading Here X Then Proceed Down Coast. 10 Cal!
 Teller Return Nome Sail July Fl

The s. s. DellWood of the Alaska Line arrived at Nome II M this morning, with a large passenger list and many of supplies and general cargo for this section.
 Agent Harnish of Nome states that after the Ves- se completes dischargng at Nome it will proceed to Solomon Golovin and St. Michael Then to Teller and return here before sailing for Seattle. He sets it's pos
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Expectant Mother
 Stalled In Auto
(By The Associated Press)

Vby me ASSUC1dCeU TTeSSI
 FL CENTRO, Calif., July 16- The Imperial County hospital to- day rushed an ambulance toward Coyote Wells on the blazing des- ert road where an expectant mo- ther and her family was report ed stalled in an automobile, when the tires blew out in the 113 de- grees heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Corst SeapIane
 Arrived Seattle
(By The Associated Press)

SEATTLE, July l6, - A Gorst Air Transport seaplane arrived Wednesday from Anchorage via Juneau, bringing Homer Haven strite stricken with kidney ail- ment, here for treatment.
 He was taken to the Virginia Mason hospital where he will undergo an operation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1936-07-16
Secret Service
(By The Associated FreSS)

IBy me AsSOCIdItu FItSS1
 WASH, D, C., July l6-Attor- ney General Homer s. Cummings said today, that he understood Secret Service agents were in vestigating the Federal Bureau of
Evening star., 1936-03-30
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, March 30.-Bolstered
by good buying in farm implement
shares and a selected group of spe-
cialties, the stock market displayed a
steady underlying tone in late trad
ing today.
At the beginning of the final hour
shares showing advances Of small
fractions to more than a point in
cluded United States Steel. General
Motors, Auburn Auto, Midland Steel
Products, Waukesha Motors, American
Crystal Sugar, American Telephone
North American, Santa Fe, Deere and
International Harvester
A 6-point advance in ]. !. Case
made during the forenoon. was shaded
by profit taking. Johns-Manville anc
Chrysler we're among scattered issuel
holding unchanged or a trifle lower.
Trading continued extremely dull
with sales approximating 100000
shares.
A tinge of irregularity was evident
in commodities and other financial
markets. Cotton was a trifle lower
bonds we're mixed and foreign cur.
rencies we're firmer.
Wheat closed unchanged to s. Of 2
cent bushel higher. corn was J. t.
y improved and oats gained Is cl
a cent.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

ct .. quinn. du-
ditor of the Washington Loan g.
Trust Co, who discussed in an equally
interesting way Audit and Control
OF the Trust Department
Harry L. Downey. Washington Loan
A Trust Co, announced today that
much interest is being manifested
here in the regional conference of bank
auditors and controllers. set for Bal
timer on April II and 18. He is
handling reservations, and Raymond
G. Marx, Riggs National, is chairman
OF the Program Committee.
New Broker Offices Opened.
Winthrop. Mitchell &, Co.. members
OF the New York Stock Exchange.
opened their new offices in the Sc
curities Building. 729 Fifteenth street.
today. They received many congratu-
lations and many friends said it with
flowers The offices are most con-
veniently arranged and equipped to do
a complete brokerage business. The
firm has had Washington Offices for
many years.
Avon NJ Nevius. vice president of
the Riggs National Bank, returned
today from the Southern Regional
Banking Conference at Memphis. He
was most enthusiastic over the two
day session, calling it the most in
teresting and practical meeting of the
kind he ever attended. The program
was devoted wholly to banking prob
lens. there being no social features OF
any kind. Robert " Fleming presided
at all sessions Mr.. Fleming opened
another similar conference today al
Excelsior Springs. Mo. although this
one is not directly sponsored by the
A. B. A.
Growing demand for machine tools
and a pressing need for heavy ma.
chinery indicate that the prospects
for the industrial machinery industry
are among the brightest of any of the
% industries cited in a current re.
view, published py Fenner & Beane
Only two other industries, namely
building supplies and petroleum, de.
serve similar rating, according tt
the Fenner &, Beane publication beine
distributed by the Washington Office.
Local Bank Stock Climbs.
National Bank of Washington stocl
recorded a substantial gain on the
Washington Stock Exchange today
when 80 shares changed hands at 113
The last previous sale was made al
lo8H.
The market opened with Capital
Transit selling at Is for two 10-share
lots. Potomac Electric Power 51a per
cent preferred registered ia. and IL
shares of Washington Gas stock sold
at 80.
In the bond division, Washington
Railway & Electric As moved at 107A
$1,000 Capital Traction SIS came out
at 90h, followed by two more $1,000
sales later at the same price.
1t was reported in the financial
district today that the Federal Land
Banks are likely to put out new
100000 per cent bond offering
In order to refinance the outstanding
$1S5 100000 AZ per cent bonds, call
able on May /.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

man of the Credit Committee of the
District Bankers Association. report
ed today that during the week ending
March 26. Washington banks granted
81 OF these housing loans.
These figures brought the total OF
such loans up to 4.782 since the hous-
ing act went into effect, made by the
banks in the Capital. In addition to
this. a great many similar loans have
been made by the building and loan
associations.
Arrival of Spring always means
boom to home remodeling and reno
vizing. Loans already negotiated and
INQUIRIES at the different banks indi-
cate that there is no let-up in inter-
est this year. Bankers are only too
glad to grant such loan requests from
customers
C. & r. Phone Net Jumps.
Total net income of the Chesapeake
L. Potomac Telephone Co. in Febru-
arv amounted to $l8l,l00. against
sl46.88e in the same month last year,
gain of S34,21l. according to the
monthly statement filed with the
Public Utilities Commission today.
Operating revenues totaled 1852 84l
compared with S794. .355. but this gain
was cut down considerably by an in
crease in operating costs, which stood
at S595.758, in comparison with $751;
500 in February. 1885. Net operating
income. after taxes, amounted to
sl94.545 against sl72 $50 year ago.
Net operating income was larger
this year bringing gross up to $685.
1888 Interest deductions were smaller,
standing at Sl4,033. as compared with
S25.327. The city was served by 204-
055 telephones in February, an in
crease of 1856 over the end of Feb
ruary. 1885 There we're 22.500000
calls. compared with 100000 year
ago
Net income in the first two months
of 1886 totaled 1868 481. against $685.
slS year ago, or an increase of
s57663 so far this year, The num-
ber of telephones installed and the
number of calls revealed very sub
stantial gains.
Kertz Addresses Bank Section.
Harold A. Kertz. assistant trust Of
6per of the NatioOo1 CopiyuS e. CT
Evening star., 1936-03-30
ASSOCIATED OUTPUT
HOLD ABOVE YEAR AGL
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special DlSpdUCH 10 Inc Star.
NEW YORK, March 3o-For TIL.
week ended March 81, Associated Ga
& Electric System reports net electric
output of 74,056,42 units Ckilowatt :
hours. which is ga per cent above tha
corresponding week year ago.
This output is decidedly favorable
when consideration is given to the
floods which drastically curtailed
consumption in parts of Pennsylvania
New York and New Hampshire.
The reduction in use of current i,
the stricken areas was not due to Q
failure of the supply. but was cen
fined to outages of a very few hour:
in most districts, but resulted from
inability of people in the communlCc>
served to carry on anything like de.
usual business.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
DOWN 2.96 PER CENT

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 30.-New York
City bank stocks closed the past week
at lower levels, according to records
compiled by Holt, Rose & Troster.
The aggregate market value of Is
leading issues on March 81 totaled
81, ,726, ,546, 900, compared with $1.779,-
279, 900 at the close of the previous
week, a decrease of $50, 1888 900, or 2.96
per cent.
The current average yield of the 16
issues of 3.74 per cent compares with
a yield of 1853 per cent on March 20.
The current market value is now 1877
times the known book value, against
1.41 times at the close of the previous
week.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
$4,000, 900 FOR MATERIALS.

The Public Works Administration es-
Inmates about $4,000, 900 of the $780,
100000 allotted for Federal housing
projects will be spent for construction
materials. Contractors, it was said,
are calling for materials to push work
on so slum clearance and low-rent
housing projects.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

Co, was one of
the speakers at
the joint meeting
of the f1duciaries
and auditors sec
tions of the Dis
trict Bankers As
sociation. He pre-
sented a highly
interesting a d =
dress on "Obliga-
tions and Duties
of a Corporate
Fiduciary."
For the audi
tors section the
speaker was Rog-
Evening star., 1936-03-30
BAY STATE SALES RISE.

Retail sales in Massachusetts, by BAT
stores reporting to the Commerce De-
partment increased last month about
2 per cent In dollar value compared
with February, 1885, adjusted for the
extra day this year. The largest gains
were reported by furniture, harware
and automotive dealers.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

q gre at many
loans have been
made under it
since the housing
act went into ef-
feet. While loans
of this type were
not to be made
after April l of
the present year,
fnanciers look for
a years extension
DV congress.
James c. Dulin.
jr., treasurer OF
the American Sc
curity & Tru S t
Evening star., 1936-03-30
$3,27l,588 Profit
Recorded in 1885
By Cannon Mills
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. March 30.-Cannon
Mills Co. and subsidiary, makers OF
towels and other cotton products, with
plants in North and South Carolina
today reported 1885 net income OF
$3,271,5 ,588, equal to $3.31 share
compared with $2,570,382, or $3.50 a
share in 1884.
Evening star., 1936-03-30

Consolidated OIL Corp.-Subsidiary,
Sinclair Refining Co.. advanced price
of ethyl gasoline to 20 cents q gallon,
standard grade to 18 cents and third
grade to IS cents.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
New York Cotton
Rs the Associated Press.

e, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Cotton
was quiet today and prices moved
within a range of few points.
Near months we're relatively steady
in sympathy with the tight spot sit
uation, while there was some scat
tered hedging and liquidation in later
deliveries.
The midafternoon market was quiet
and steady, net l point higher to S
points lower
Evening star., 1936-03-30

Approximate Sales OF Stocks on the N Y. Exchange
11:O0 A.M.------ 100000 1890 Noon 100000
100 M. 100000 200 PM. 100000
Dividend rates given in the above table the annual
based the latest quarterly hayeary
rations.
sUnt Of trading less than 100 tAnnua
including extras Accumulated dividends Paid this
dividend - - y -
Evening star., 1936-03-30
Liyerpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. March 80 R.-Cotton,
Spot quiet: prices 3 points hisher. Quota
tions in pence: American strict good mid
ding. 7.20; good niddling. 500. strict
middiing. 6.33; low middling. Cos; strict
good ordinary. 5.SS; good ordinary. 5.5s.
Futures closed steady. March 6.22: May,
5.51; JanuAxS. $50.
Evening star., 1936-03-30
INTEREST LIVELY
|NHOUS|NGL0ANS
Demand for Funds Under
Title | of Federal Act
Continues.
BY EDWARD C. STONE.

Bankers in the financial district re-
ported today that there is still lively
demand for loans under title l OF
the Federal housing act.
Title / deals with loans for remod-
cling and renovizing of homes and
Evening star., 1936-03-30

Safeway Stores, Inc.-Sales, 4 weeks
ended March 81, were up 1872 per
cent; II weeks up 1911 per cent: stores
in operation as of March 81 totaled
1887 VS.. 1886, an increase of 4 per
cent
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SUBDIVISION PROPERTY.

100 a. level land. balance wood. streams;
State road, about $500 feet front; adjoin-
ing land 81, 600 per acre, Famous histori.
cal bldgs.,. ami. and rent houses; sacrifice'
$50 900: 1000 cash. balance. terms. Ad.
dress Box 199-X Star ofice.
81 ACRES z MILES. SOUTH OF. ALEX
andria. Va; LOO feet on Washington-
tween Mt. Vernon and Woodlawn mansion:
will make lovely subdivision; SI5 900 To
Doniphan Bldg, Alexandria, Va. Phone
Alexandria $40.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
$500 ACRES
Near WASHINGTON

IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX CO.. VA.
This property is clear of debt and is
game preserve or country estates. 1t lies
IN one complete body. with T miles OF
State road frontage of which some is hard
line of Southern Railroad. With station
and siding at property. All local trains
will stop at property. Commuters fare
only a cents to Washington It is IL
miles from Washington to this land over
hard roads. with city electricity and
school buses available. In white neigh
tiful trees hills. valleys springs streams
gravel pits; stone quarries and a creek for
poetlne. This land was a part of the
known, in history. Price, $50 per acre as
a whole: one-fourth cash. balance over a
long period of years. No agents traders
or option seekers need apply. See MASON
HlRST. Annandale. Fairfax County Va.
at the END OF Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andrla 43-F-41. Address Alexandria. Va,
Route 2
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SALE-ACREAGE.

AT COLEsVILLE. MD.-4O-ACRE TRACT,
will sell as whole or in home sites from 8
acres up-S500 per acre. District $3.50.
81, ACRES. CLOSE TO WASHINGTON
Golf and Country Club. Gently rolling
property, partially wooded. on paved road:
ideal for subdivision with villa sites
Priced low to close estate.
THOMAS J. FISHER e. CO., INC. Di. $3.50.
ARLINGTON COUNTY, NEAR RADIO
IoTersEAbout five acres, suitable for
moderate-price homes; being sold to close
an an estate For further information call
National 2265. VIM. T. BALLARD. Admr.
17la ACRES ON SERGEANT RD. NEAR
District line: suitable immediate sub
division: on grade: well-dra aimed small
grove north end: excellent plot for de-
veiopment: near bus lines and city IA
cilities. RICHARD D. DANIELS Phone Ma
tlonal 4072: Emerson 5000 after pm
LARGE TRACT. INSIDE D. C., ACCOM-
modate $50 detached houses; high. rolling
and wooded; water, sewer; near other de-
velopments; priced at figure enable de-
yeloper make handsome profit. and offer
lots at far below nearby prices now pre-
vailing, with permanent homes to sell for
$1,000 to $4,000; one best tract remain
Ing near several parks. National Ol73,
r. B. FARQUHAR. Tower Bldg
ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION ON MAIN
HIGHWAYS in northern Va. Buy where
nomes are being sold RAPIDLY.
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
District R5H2- -WoInut QtS9
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SALE-FARMS.


rsdslsf coansy sSSa Man. Driss
Iss-aere Loudoun County. Virginia.
farm. located on gravel road. with cleo
tgrticityi old house good dairy barn; within
Il. acres, 5-room house barn and out
pniIdingS; r: losated edo M mile from Lee High
Of Herndon; price. ST 10000. Scores Of
r. c. PRfNTz. Herndon. Va. Phone SO.
ASK ANY BUILDER
Price of a bungalow 25x34 by 90 it. high,
with WITH al m modern sreiasn mprosements on 5aers
compare what / am offering here and see
gain by purchasing in this 360-acre re-
stricted subdivision near the U, s. Navy
$500 600 radio experimental station. where
drive % to Clinton. Nd. turn left at brick
bank: drive . miles to Beiiefonte. see white
board iehcs JOHN III iell' A. sRTeKnEY. aTsYe Hey
Owner and Developer,
Suite 209-2l0 Barr Bldg. District 1921.
40 ACRES. ATTRACTIVE 10-RooM DWG..
fine, orchard, stream; frontage State
g a: on Lee Hishway. SO minis. city;
a sound investment; 81 500; terms,
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY,
Falyls Church IS and 106-W-2.
NEARBY VA.-6O0 ACRES. 200 CLEAR;
7-room house. outbuildings. 81 streams, 3
tenant houses lone with rooms and .
outbuildings one tenant house. "A acres.
lease for $50 month: stocked with : mares,
b and years old: one q years old in May
registered short-horned bull. 10 good milk
cows, hogs 80 chickens, some farm ma
chinery: surrounded on 3 sides by county
roads; Is miles from D; c. owner sick.
Quick sale. S35. 600; $4,000 cash, balance
s. 500 per year.
IO6-acre tract. cleared. good timber, good
ST 800; $500. cash, balance $3.50 per year.
650-acre farm, nearby Nd, 25 miles
from D. c.; $50 acres clear; = good
streams good timber, improved 5,-room
BUNGALOW. one tenant house. stock barns.
tobacco sheds, outbuildings. elec. pump
and deep well; % acres In wheat and
chickens. 2 tractors: 2 disc plows. grain
drill. hay baler and rake, portable saw
mill other farm implements Low taxes.
Price for quick sale. SI2 900; $4,000 cash,
balance on convenient terms.
A. H. BROOKS,
2ot6 HnIunohia pika Arli We
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WANTED-MONEY.

PRIVATE LOAN WANTED S23. 900 AT
sac s investment. Address Box 12O-C. Star
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3016 Columbia Pike. Arlington, Va,
Phone Ola randnrn HOR

FINE PIECE OF LAND NEAR COLES
vile. 10 to 90 acres. partly wooded nice
stream, with nearly new 7-room house
bath. h.-w. heat. full basement. few
farm buildings. Owners desirous of leav-
ing will sell very cheap price depending
on number OF acres wanted,
Evening star., 1936-03-29

14O acres. ~ wooded. on small river;
two houses. some large barns. about 100
acres cleared level land. A beautiful home
site for only $500,