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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
BY GEORGE r. MORRIS, JR.
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent

DIX OEV1GV6 1ss WAO1sSsAS' SAS
UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
Hartford, Conn.,, Jan l9.-(UP)-
Legislative leaders apparently had
reached an agreement today to
permit joint hearings on all bills
and keep the session rolling along
in high gear until June adjourn
ment. The hearings problem be-
came paramount issue when the
senate and house discarded the 239
year old joint committee system
last week, resulting in duplicate
committees being appointed In each
branch. Accord was reached after
adjournment of yesterdays session
as to the procedure Of the judiciary
committees. Floor leaders OF
both houses met with Senate Presi-
dent pro tempore Joseph L. Law
lor and House Speaker j. Mortimer
Bell and consented to joint hear
ilngs.
May Do Likewise
1t was generally believed the
same course would be followed by
other committees, principally to ex-
pedite consideration Of the several
thousand bills, to avoid calling two
public hearings on each measure
and because lack of suitable quar-
tiers virtually prohibited both COM
mittees sitting at the same time.
It was agreed to set Feb. S, as
the deadline for new business In
both houses, and after that date to
limit the sessions to three days
week, with the option OF conven-
ing on Fridays, If deemed necessary
A division of legislature patron
age was reported at yesterdays con-
ference.
Some Expectations
1t was understood Richard H.
Ireland, Norwalk republican, would
be renamed engrossing clerk, with
democrat assistant; Matthew H.
Kenealy, Stamford republican, as
sistant to the statute revision COM
missioner, assisted by a democrat to
be named; John H. King, Whitman
tic republican, judiciary committee
law clerk, with a democrat assist
ant, and that a republican and a
democrat would be named to COM
pile the manual and roll, dividing
the $1,000 fee.
An early and important piece OF
business to confront the assembly
was consideration Of a $l,746,576
deficiency appropriation to tide
state departments over the balance
of the fiscal year.
It was contained In the 1887
budget, to be turned over to the
appropriations committees Of both
houses.
Principal Requests
Principal requests were $332.50C
for the state board Of education;
$42,716 for the state comptroller
office; $203, 1895 for the bureau Of
child welfare; $38.958 for the de-
partment of health; $85,647 for the
tax department; $25, 1874 for the Sec
rotary Of states office: $54.s63 fol
the motor vehicle department, and
sizeable appropriations for Norwich
and Fairfield state hospitals. Mans
field training school and hospital
and the tuberculosis commission
Virtually every state commission
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19

for q minstrel and dance: watsr-
bury Substitute Teachers associa-
ton to circulate tickets among
teachers for a card party; Con-
necticut Business Educators asso-
citation to hold its 35th annual
convention and contests IN wildly
high school April 10; the Water
bury Council Of Catholic Women
to place posters in the public
schools announcing q showing Of
"Cloistered" for the benefit Of the
Diocesan Bureau of Social Service.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19

The board granted supt. Condor
permission to attend the annual
convention Of the National Associaz
ton Of School supsrintendepts the
week Of Feb. II in New Orleans,
La.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19

The group was called together by
Mayor Thomas J. Spellacy Of Hart
ford to discuss ways and means Of
having the state give the various To-
calities additional financial aid for
educational purposes.
Mayor Spellacy was empowered to
name committee to decide course
OF action to be followed during the
1897 session Of the legislature. The
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19

At the British FUR Breeders as
ISOLATION exhibition in London, Mi
chael Stevens won the champions
ship trophy with q mink.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19
Suggest Placing Tax
On State Properties
Community Executives Attend State Conference for
Educational Aid-NO Definite Action Taken

Local sateowned property may be placed the ctys
taxable grand list and the present burden of paying mill
ary taxes to the state may be eliminated providing
mendations made yesterday afternoon in Hartford at meet
ing $50 city town and borough officials adopted
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19

Local card and bowling teams
Of the American Brass Company
FOremen'S Association will be
hosts to similar teams from An
sonia tonight in the new recrea-
ton rooms ON Bank street.
The Ansonia delegation will
consist Of three bowling teams
who will engage the local talent
while the remainder Of the visitors
play local card teams. william
Stanton, chairman Of the enter
tainment committee, is in charge
Of all arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19

The smell Of citronella oil temper.
arily stimulates the sense Of sight.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-19

carnival; William B. Elwell, head
of the Crosby English depart
ment, to use Crosby auditorium on
the evening of Feb. 3, for the
Beardsley oratorical contest; Full
ton Athletic club to use Kings
bury school gymnasium March 4
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

tendente al desarrollo y bien-
estar de sus paisanos que no
contara con su ayuda. Rico,-
y no egofsta, ell
bien a manos llenas. Senior de
la gsnerosidad, era dadivoso
como hn principe. De los prfn-
cipes tenia la %largueza. 5Que-
ria hacer un regalo? Pues da-
ba sus tierras, contandolas, ne
por metros sino por caballe-
.rfas.
BESIDE muy i6ven sinti6 latir
ell coraz6n por las desventu-
ras de su pals. En- JUNO de
1866, despu6s de aquella asona-
da conocida en- la Historic,
por la de Bembeta Paso, Sc or
ganiz6 en- Camaguey una Junta
Revolucionaria compuesta prin
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
Y a Carlos Varona,-r

y a Carlos Varona,-para que
conferenciaran con los comisio-
nados de Oriente Y Sc pusieran
de acuerdo en- cuanto a la for
ma en- que Sc habia de llevar a
cabo ell movimiento armada.
En- la reunion habida, los o.
ri~entales declararon que esta-
ban dispuestos a levantarse Ell
dfa tres de agosto de 1868. Cis-
neros Betancourt expuso que no
estaban-el y Mela,-faculta-
dos para aceptar resoluciones
tan violentas. Regresan a Ca
maguey donde dan cuenta de
su actitud a la Junta Revolu-
cionaria. No obstante elmo ha-
Der acceptable la fecha del mo-
vimiento, comienzan a hacer
una activa propaganda. fran
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

camente revolucionaria. De
nuevo comisionado el junto
con Augusta Arrange, para O.
ira reunion con los orientales,
hace un viaje a caballo hasta
las Tunas Y de ali a San Mi
guel, lugar este destinado pa
ra la entrevista, y donde va los
esperaban los otros: Francis
co Vicente Aguilera, Francis
co Maceo Osorio y Pedro Fl
gueredo. En- esta reunion que
do aplazado ell movimiento
para ell ano de 1869. Convent
do este, sali6 Salvador Cisne-
ros para la Habana, con ell fin
de ponerse al habla Y de a.
cuerdo con los cubanos sepa-
ratistas de la capital. En- Ia
Habana sc entrevista con Jose
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

cipalmente por 81 v por Manuel
Ramon Silva, Carlos Varona
Torres y otras prestigiosas per
soaalidades. AL siguiente ano,
constituy6, junto con Eduardo
Arteaga, la logia mas6nica IT,
NINA. logia a la que Sc afiliaron
al momento, cuantos querian y
sentian la necesidad de conspi-
Ear contra ell poder tiranico que
los vejaba. Fue entonces tam
.blen que empez6 en- Bayamo q
agitarSe ell espiritu revolucio-
mario, Y que habiendo tenido de
clio conocimiento, aoordaron
Secundar a los orientales en- sus
anhelos de libertad, raz6n esta
por la cual Sc tom6 ell acuerdo
de nombrar una eomisi6n,-a
Salvador Cisneros Retancourt
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

Il. Betancourt, Manuel de Ar
mas, Condo de Pozos Dulces. Pc
rez Pueblo, Antonio Zambrana.
Beilldo de Luna, Carlos de Va
roma, y por dltimo, con Morales
Lemus, hombre de grandes v
Aierecldos prestigios, ell que le
promote su concurso y ell de Al
CANA, a la saxon fuera de Gu
ba.
Laborando, regando entire
los habaneros la semilla de Ia
Fe6eldia 10 sorprende ell AHA
miento en- Yara de Carlos Ma.
nue. &c cespedes. Paaada, la
SoFpresa de los primeros ms
'antes' emprende viaje al Ca
thSguey' y apenas llega, da or
oehes a Jer6nimo Bouza Agra
monte para que con los HON.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

terror obtuvo una victoria IA
Gil, pero ell ciudadano de Kan
sas decline ell reto.
Frente al diminuto turco Alb
.dul Pasha sera visto en- aeclon
ell americana Pat Newman, de
Georgia.
Ell turco tiene tipo de ga
lego, segdn nos dicen los asi
duos concurrentes a las come
dias" de los lunec.
Dobie Osburn, ell cabaAito
de Texas, reaparecera frente a
un peligroso y "villano" con-
trario, "Ametralladora" John
Evke, de Chicago.
Ell primer "macth' 10 SOS :
tendran Johnny Plummer y
Dutch Wyman. Plummer ia
descendido a la categorla dt
"villano."
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
ES
EUWE DERROTO EN- LA PR
MERA PARTIDA A ALEX.
HINE y

La Haya, Holanda, Octubre
9.-El campe6n mundial de
ajedrez, DIR. Max Euwe, com,
plet6 aver la primera partida
en- defensa de su titulo con una
victoria sobre ell Sr. Alexandra
Alekhine, de Paris.
Despues de cincuenta. movi-
mientos, ell excampe6n tuv0
que resignarse a la derro.a
cuando tenia su Rey acorrala.
do. HE
81 pdblico aplaudi6 la victo
ria del joven maestro de Arms
terdan.
Haca~dos afios, cuando ell no
landes conquist6 ell titulo, Ale
kline, entonces campe6n, ga
no la primera partida.
La segunda partida Sc juga.
"a en- Rotterdam y ell ruso-frar
ces tendra las blancas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
THOMAS ES Ell NUEVO
CAMPEON DE X DE
ILLINOIS

Chicago, Octubre 9.-Por su
victoria sobre Max Marek, de
esta ciudad, ell estado de Illinois
tiene un nuevo campe6n del pc
so complete, Harry Thomas, de
Minnesota. Venci6 Thomas por
pantos, pero dos wees tuv0 a Sd
oponente en- la Iona, en- ell prime
TO y en- ell noveno-
Lem Franklin, negro de Gle
veland, que dice ser ell segUndo
Jose Luis, acost6 a Max Zona,
de Chicago. Fu6 la primera de-
rrota de Zona por n~ocaut, 10 que
prueba la potencia del negro.
Pesaba ell eti6pico 202A Ii
bras y su antagonists 20312.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
LOS DIABLOS Sc TRAGA
RON A LAS PANTERAS

Jugaron anoche en- st. Peters
burg los Diablos Verdes de esa
ciudad y las Panteras del ms
tituto de Plant.
Con una fuerte Inca los mu-
chachos de allende ell puente no
p%ermitieron que los tampenos
anotaran.
Hubble Houston, ell diminuto
Quarterback" de los Diapl0s,
fu6 ell "coco' de las Panteras,
que no podfan contenerlo.
La anotasi6n final fue de IL
puntos los Diablos y 0 las Pan
teras.
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Unidos donde permane.

tados Unidos donde permane,
ce estudiando, siete amos, al
cabo de los cuales vuelve al
lado de los suyos: a su casa, a
su pueblo, a su patria. En- la
terra de Washington, adqdl-
rio conocimientos y tonific6 su
alma. No hay medicina como
la libertadl Ash, nutrdo de
democracia y de derecho, Sc
establece en- ell Camaguey, don
de es mimado por ell amor y la
fortuna. Amos despues, es cleo
to Alcalde, puesto que desem-
pen6 con ell beneplacito de to-
dos. Como autoridad, 10 mis-
mo que como particular, no hu
BIO entonces, obra caritativa,
obra humanitaria, que no con-
tara con su apoyo, nj empresa
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
JIM LONDOS ~REAPARECIO
CON UNA VICTORIA So
BRE VICENTE LOPEZ

Ell excampe6n mundial de lu-
chas, ell celebre Jim Londos, rea
pareci6 anteayer en- ell Hipodro-
mo de New York, teniendo de
c~ontrario a Vicente Lopez, de
Los Angeles.
Mas de 5000 personals acu :
dieron a verle en- acci6n, 10 que
prueba que todavia' es uno de los
favoritos del p1blicc.
Frente a I'm agil oponente,
Londos necesit6 80 minutes pa
ra la victoria.
Lopez, al principle, lie aplicd
varias llaves japonesas, con e.
fin de debilitarlo. Pero Jim ad.
quiria mas fuerza segun pasa
ban los minutes.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
UN TELEGRAMA QUE EN-
FURECE A BILL ERRY

Aver lie entregaron a Bill To
rry, ell director de los Gigantes,
un telegrama.
Rompi6 Ell sobre, sin sospe :
char ell contenido, y lego: iEs-
tan todavia los Gigantes en- la
Serie? - Charles Fl. Ebbets.
Ell telegrama Sc puso en- con-
testaci6n a una Erase de Terry,
dicha ell 1884: jPertenece toda-
via ell Brooklyn a la Liga?
Terry no pudo ocultar su dis
gusto, en- momentos de intensa
amargura para 81 y su team.
"Nos superan, dijo, no solo
EN- batear, sino tambien en- pit
char. No Sc 81 los pitchers de
ellos son buenos o es que noso-
tros estamos ciegos. va este es
demasiado."
Los Yankees anuncian que
mandarin hoy a Bump Hadley
a la Inca de fuego, en- lugar de
Vernon Gomez.
-Cualquier pitcher es bueno
para ellos-parece ser la idea
del director McC arthy.
Terry pondra sus Ultima espe-
rama en- Carl Hubbell.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
VICTORIA DE
LOS TERRIERS DE
H~ILLSBOROUGH

Ell poderoso once del Insti-
tuto Hillsborough derrot6 aRo-
che con facilidad, en- ell terreno
de Phillips, al Crimson lorna
do de Clearwater, convertible
en- un "aguacerito'.
Los visitantes no pudieron
anotar y los Terriers hieieron
IL puntos, demostrando en- to-
dos los momentos superioridad
sobre sus contrarios.
En- combate los Terriers con-
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
TIRANDO Ell BALON
Los EsnBtGnOs contra los
Mnestros de Kentucky

Jugaran hoy EN- Bowling
Green, KY, los Espartanos de
la Univsrsidad de Tampa y los
Maestros del Occidente de Ken
lucky.
Sera ell tercer eneuentro de
esos colegios, habiendo ganado
los maestros los dos primeros.
Los de Kentucky han. obteni-
do va victorias sobre los Macs
tros de Pittsburgh Y el Bradley
Tech.
Ell coach Anderson estima
que su "onee" de este ano IS
mas fuerte que Ell de 1886.
Los tampenos pondran en-
acci6n a Dmytryk, Moran, Carr
Yorkumas, Goodwin, Hayes,
Thomas, Freddy, Spoto, Beyn-
on y O'Reilly.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
CON LOS GUANTES

Dicen por AGA que Mr.. Angel
Rodriguez, de la Argentina, es
una maravilla.
Ahora Sc nos ocurre esta pre-
gunta: 5Saba Eddie Cool que
Angel es tan peligroso como di-
cen?
Nos parece que Ell de Filadel-
fla no aceptaria pelear con Ro-
drfguez 81 no tuviera Ia Green :
cha de que podra vencerlo con
facilidad.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

mente lie derrot6 cuando Justo
habia caido en- la decadencia.

Cool es un habil boxeador, un
"veterano", y hace pocas soma.
mas puso a dormir a Chino AL.
varez, 81 ex-fdolo local.
Su viaje a Tampa, con mott.
vo de la p~roximidad del invier.
no, no sera para cosechar mo.
cauts."
Bien sabe e guardian la ropa.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
VA A SER PROBADO Ell PO-
TENTE AUTOMOVIL DEL
CAPTAIN EYSTON

Bonneville, Utah, Octubre 8.
va a ser probable en- los pri-
meros dfas de la semana que
viene, ell autom6vil con ell cual
Sc propone Ell captain ingles E.
7. Eyston batir la marca mum
dial de velocidad.
Pesa ell coche siete toneladas
" d~esarrolla una potencia de
3,l00 caballos de fuerza.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
Ell "Adonis" griego. un Ado

E1 "Adonis" griego, un Ado
mis- viejo, pesaba 1913 libras y 81
rival 220.
En- ell match semifinal, Hans
Steinke, otro e~xcampe6n, VEN
clio a Henry Piers, de Holanda,
Wally Dusek "apabull6" a Geo.
Kondyles, de Grecia.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
La Gaceta Folletin No. Is
NESTOR CARBONELL
PROCERES
A

apenas escuch6 que de nuevO
Sc estaba peleando por Ell no
nor de los cubanos; volviendo
q personificar su pueblo. Sien-
do luego en- la paz, como ell a.
buelo de sus compatriotas to-
dos, por la constante vigilan-
cia en- su favor, y por la vene..
raci6n que supo inspirarles...
Puerto Principe, Camagiey,
fue la ciudad de su nacimien-
to. Ni6o a6n Marcia a los Es-
La gaceta., 1937-10-09
Ell DIABLO ROJO CONTRA
Ell CAMPEON EUSTACE

Rudy Miller, ell empresario
de Benjamin Field, anuncia pa
ra ell tunes un 'smatch" entire
ell Diablo Rojo Guthrie, ell IA
moso veterano, Y George Ha :
gen, que la semana pasada
venci6 a Johnny Plummer.
Guthrie ret6 al campe6n AL
len Eustace, que la semana an
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

I'm conocido nuestro, Oryille
Drouillard, una vfctima de Chi
no Alvarez, fue derrotado en-
Montreal, Canada, por puntos,
en- combate con Max Berger, ell
campe6n eanadense de las 1876
libras.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

Reaparici6n de otra "sombra"
del pasado, ell jactancioso King
Levinsky. Puso a dormir a un
humilde "barrig6n", Jack Con-
ley, de Boston.
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

Justo Suarez ST tuvo gran IA
ma en- este pals y en- la Argent
ma y Sc "desplom6" cuando me-
nos 10 esperaban los ''fieles'.
De modo que Angel probable
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ouistaron 25s yardas y sus con-

uuistaron 25s yardas y sus Con-
trarios solo 43.
R~ealizaron I'm jrego brlESan-
te Rail Vega, Benny Fernan-
DEE. Joe Murrell y Mahon
Myer.
Mucho Sc distingaieron tam
bi6n, en- la lfne2, Ell captain
! Lane Y uno de los hermanos
Parh2m, Harry.
La banda de mGsica Gle Clear
water fue muy aplaudida, p0r
sts ejercicios.
Anotacion por periodos:
Clearwater: 5000 .
Hilssborough 6600-l2
La gaceta., 1937-10-09

NIctoriano Manteiga, Editor
Evening star., 1937-04-23
3y the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Support
spread itself unevenly in the bond
market today, being particularly light
in the United States Government list.
Most of the Federals fell back fur
ther under moderate selling Treas
uries renewed their sagging trend al
most at the outset and by midday
showed many losses ranging from 2-32
to 9-32 of a point.
Government bond circles displayed
interest in the weekly bank statement
disclosure that the Federal Reserve
System halted buying operations dur
ing the period covered by the state
ment following two weeks of active
support. But it was also noted that
reporting member banks in New
York made further sales of United
States Governments to the amount of
$30O00,OO0
The corporate bond list moved aim
lessly in early dealings, with little
evidence of activity in any sector.
Most of the trading leaders continued
in a reactionary mood, though losses
were small Moderately higher prices
were paid for Consolidated Edison
334s, International Paper SIS, Interna-
tional Telephone IS and Pacific
Gas 3&s.
Rails remained within a narrow
orbit, with loans of Southern Railway,
Union Pacific and New York Central
slipping back fractions to around a
point. Allegheny Corp. SIS and Penn
sylvania 414s were little improved.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
MONTREAL SILVER,

MONTREAL. April % R.-silyer fu-
lures opened steady. 10 lower; May,
~ oop; July. 44.45b; September. A 435b.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. April % R-crud. rub-
Der futures opened irregular 20 to Al
iower. May 22.S0-81: July. 22s5-ss;
September. 22.99-23.O7.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK, April % (P.-Over-the-
counter market bank and trust companies
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, April % P.-Poultry. live.
is; 5 pounds and less, 1871; Leghorn hens,
16i2; fryers. colored. 90; White Rock 25
Plymouth Rock. %: broilers. colored. 80:
white Rock, pa Plymouth Rock, "a: bare
backs, 19a21; Leghorn. %: No 2 chickens
1Sa20; Plymouth Rock Springs. 81:
roosters, 49, Leghorn roosters. IL: turkeys.
hens. 90: toms. 10; No. 2 turkeys, Is;
ducks, AZ pounds up. white. 16; colored
16; small white. IA; small colored, IA;
Butter. 1o.9s4: steady; prices un-
Eggs. 33.74s: weaker: extra firsts, local.
%; cars, 22A: fresh graded frsts local.
2lA; cars, 21a4; current receipts. 20A:
storage packed extras. 23A; storage packed
Potatoes. 40: on track, 15s: total U, s.
shipments. 63S: old stock, supplies light,
demand light. market steady. Sacked, per
cwt Idaho Russet Burbanks. y: s. No, l;
2.6Oa2. so; U. S. No. 2. car. 2.30; Maine
Green Mountains, U. s. No. l. 2. 2.15a2.30:
Wisconsin round whites. U. S. No. /. car.
200: U. s. commercials. 1.70a1 80, mostly
1.7Oa1.75: U. S. No. .. car. 1.25: Mime
sofa and North Dakota Early Ohios U S.
No i and partly graded. few sales. 2.70a
2T5. New stock supplies light. demand
fair. market slightly stronger; Texas Bliss Bliss
VTriumphs u S. No. l.. 3.60a3.65. mostly
$50: U. S. No. 2. car. 2.75
Evening star., 1937-04-23
TRADE CONTINUES
ON UNEVEN PATH
Retail Gains Less Than
Seasonal, but Sales Hold
Well Above 1886.
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 23.-The various
divisions of trade and business con-
tinued to move unevenly this week,
Dun g. Bradstreet said today in the
weekly review.
Retail distribution failed to reach
its seasonal degree Of acceleration," :"
the agency said, lacking the stimulus
Of favorable weather, although the
advantage over the previous year was
widened.
This disturbed buying in wholesale
markets, as recorders were under the
expected volume and placing of future
| commitments was slowed
Led by the divisions which resumed
capacity schedules following adjust
ment Of labor disputes, the inclina-
ton Of industrial operations was ex-
tended"
| The agency estimated retail sales for
the country as whole at from 8 to 18
per cent above the comparative 1885
period, and reported only a few lead
ing centers failed to equal the sales
total Of the preceding week.
| Percentage increases over 1886 in
the major geographic regions were
listed as follows: New England, IL
to 16; East, 6 to %; Middle West, is
to 20; Northwest, IA to "a; South,
II to %; Southwest, n to Is, and
Pacific Coast, IL to 20.
Unsettled weather prevented an
even rise in retail sales" the review
stated. Movement of Spring mer-
chandise broadened rapidly on some
Evening star., 1937-04-23

days, with q marked improvement In
demand for women's coats, suits,
dresses, millinery and notions. No
consumer resistance was encountered
to the mark-ups on shoes and mems
clothing. Furniture and housewares
still headed the lists Of many shoppers
and interest widened in hardware,
garden implements and wallpaper"
In wholesale markets the agency
noted buyers from both the coal
mining and industrial regions recently
troubled with labor difficulties were
less hesitant in covering requirements
Evening star., 1937-04-23
Bunker HiUVOtes
4-For-l Split-Up,
DividendO Ordered
Ey the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, April %. -
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining &
Concentrating Co. stockholders ap-
proved yesterday the split of the COM
pany's common stock into four shares
for each one now outstanding.
The split will make the total shares
100000
The directors declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 371a cents a
share on the new stock, placing it on
an annual basis of $3.50 share.
The dividend amounts to S490, 500.
1t will be paid June to stockholders
of record May Is.
Evening star., 1937-04-23

Britain has opened a new naval
school at Sheerness, England.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
U. S. TREASURY POSITION
By the Associated Press

BY tle hSSUCIdCeu FItSS.
The position of the Treasury April 21:
Receipts. S113271. 55537: expenditures,
S76. 654.977 96: balance. S1.719.1S4
146,01: customs receipts for the month,
S3l .S12 S5716.
Receipts for the fiscal year (since July
u, 81 .dO4 7S9 80: expenditures. &c.
O79. .365.976 80 including $4,000 746,-
$4,000 Of emergency expenditures: excess
debt. ss4 ss3 6a2. 500 oi. ai9' an increase O Of
$50, 547,4734O over the previous day: gold
assets. S11T37 7179 463.57, including
$505913 s5S24 of inactive gold.
Evening star., 1937-04-23
FREIGHT L0AD|NGS
AT 751,328 MARK
Weeks Gain Sends Total II
Per Cent Higher Than
Year Ago.

NEW YORK. April 23.-The Asso-
index OF freight carloadinss. based on
l929-3O as 100. advanced today to
Sl.2, compared with 1875 the previous
week and 69.4 year ago.
Range Of recent years:
, 1897. 1898. 1895. 1884. 1898.
Low - 72.0 60.7 $50 5S.6 ~?
Evening star., 1937-04-23
U. s. TREASURY NOTES.
CReported by Chas D. Barney & Co. }
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April % R.--Eggs.
2O,665 easier. Mixed colors. storage
packed firstS. 23a25H2. Otnef mixed
Butter b.Oss. steady. Creamery. extra
(92 score). 32A;. hrsts 1881 scores)
3OAa32. Centralized 80 score). BIN.
Other grades UNCHANGED:
Cheese. s0.7ss. steady to drm: un-
changed.
Fowls, colored, 20: Leghorn. 1S; turkeys.
14a22 other freight prices unchanged.