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Evening star., 1937-06-19

1915 North Capitol street. with razor
slashes across the throat and right
wrist.
A nephew. william r. Harnig. l22s
Monroe street northeast. became Anx-
ious when his uncle failed to appear
and asked police to force entry to
the silent home.
Policeman D. A. Davis and Harnig
found Lear's body bent over . bath
tub. A razor lay beside him.
Police were told that Lear had been
despondent since learning his wife had
little chance Of recovery. A certifi-
cate Of suicide was issued.
Hospital authorities said it would
be up to the relatives as to whether
Mrs. Lear Is informed Of her hus-
bands death.
"rn never tell hsr!" declared her
nurse,
Evening star., 1937-06-19
ROCKEFELLER HEIR

NEW YORK. June 10 R.-A son
WAS born last night to Mrs. John D.
Rockefeller, Sd, at the Presbyterian
Hospital.
A spokesman for the Rockefeller
family said the baby weighed 8
pounds ounces, and would be
christened John Rockefeller.
Mrs Rockefeller, the former Blanch-
ette Hooker, was . prominent social
worker before her marriage. Her
husband. SO, Is = graduate Of Prince
ton, and was the first Of his genera
ton In the family to go to work In
the Standard OIL Co. onices here.
The Rockefellers have 4 young
daughter, Sandra.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Washington
Wayside
Tales
Random Observations
Of Interesting Events
and Things.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

KNOWLEDGMENT.
~ FADING in this column some
- mention OF beer and sNttles, q
Mr.. Lee Tyler wrote us re-
L Gently suggesting that we look
up skittles in the dictionary, which
was such good advice that we prompt
ly forgot it.
Today Mr.. Tyler writes again. saving
us the trouble OF finding Webster
Says skittles is, are, game, like
ninepins.
Beer, too. Mr.. Tyler, Is a game. like
tenpins. the chief feature being the
mash shot.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
JOKE WRITER DIES

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, June 10
OPAL Boasberg. IS, screen and radio
Jokesmith. died of heart attack at
his home here yesterday
Script writer for Jack Benny's radio
show during the past year, Boasberg
only yesterday signed new contract.
Boasberg leaves his wife. brother,
Nate, Of Los Angeles and two sisters,
Mrs. Dewey Michael and Mrs. Sam
Cohen, both of Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
WmdsOr'S Duchess
Dropped From List.
In Social Register
Volume Intended to Re.
cord Society's Summer
Residences.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June ls.-"simpson,.
Mrs. Warheld Spencer-Wallace
Warfield). is Cumberland ter, Lon
don" has been dropped from the SUM-
mer social register, the New York
World Telegram said yesterday, and
does not reappear As the Duchess OF
Windsor.
The Summer register. intended pri-
marily to record the Summer resi-
dences Of society, was being distributed
yesterday, the Social Register Associa-
tion's oflces said.
While Mrs. WArfield, who has been
listed for many years, was omitted,
the marriage Of Miss Barbara Kane,
and Samuel Mills, which took place
June IL, nine days after the Windsor.
Warfleld wedding, was recorded.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
M0UNTAlNEER is FREE
PENDING NEW TRIAL
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WOODBURY., Tenn June ls.-John
W. Davis. convicted Of manslaughter
in the death Of his plow-pulline wife.
was free under bond today pending
hearing on . new-trisl motion.
A jury last night returned . verdict
Of involuntary manslaughter against
the 65-year-old farmer and set his
punishment at one year in the State
penitentiary.
Davis was accused by the State Of
performing an abortion on his 34-year-
old wife May 81 that led to death four
days later.
They have just convicted An inno-
cent man." he declared.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
CYCLONE HITS TOWN

Farm Damage Set at $50, 900 to
$4,000 in Nebraska.
OSMOND. Nebr., June 10 (R.-A
cyclone swept over six square miles
near here late yesterday, bringing
damage estimated by farmers at from
$50, 900 to $4,000.
The storm killed live stock, ]eveled
farm buildings and moved two auto
mobiles several hundred yards.
Power and telephone lines were
blown down. leaving Osmond in dark
ness last night.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
STEVEDORES ORDERED
TO RETURN TO WORK
Omcial Says Baltimore Long
shoremen to Ballot on Which
Union They Want.

shoremen to Ballot on Which
Union They Want.
BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. June lo.-James T.
Kelly. official Of the Stevedores' Union,
said he had ordered all striking long
shoremen in this area to return to
work today.
Kelly said he sent the men back to
work because an election will BE- held to
determine what union the men want 10
belong to.
Under those circumstances" he
said. 1T seems foolish to refuse to work
until after the election"
The strike here held up five coast
wise vessels and the Baltimore Mail
Line City Of Newport News. Seventy
nine passengers who had planned to
sail on the liner earlier In the week
were sent to New York to take ship
from there for the continent.
The fve cosstwise vessels, most OF
them bound for the West Coast, were
the HeigrA, San Rafael. Mafmar, Col
den Cloud and Willmoto
Evening star., 1937-06-19
BABYS DEATH PROBED

Homicide squad detectives today
were investigating the death OF a
white male baby about 8 months old,
whose body, beaten about the head,
was found tied to stick and floating
In the Anacostia River near Benning
Bridge yesterday afternoon.
The find was made by Harry A.
Tate, 1874 Anacostia road southeast.
He notified authorities and harbor
precinct police took the unclothed body
to the Morgue. The baby apparently
had been dead several days.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Mavor Gets Even,

PORTLAND, Oreg. F.- Mayor
Joseph K. Carson, arch-foe Of Cal
ifornia's State line bug inspection, got
even when 16o California and Nevada
Kiwanians arrived en- route to their
convention 1t indianapolis. A re-
ception committee, including Hizsoner.
turned the union station into = de
lousing station" welding spray guns
filled with altar Of roses. The trAv-
elers insisted the crawling things
much in evidence. had been planted
oo them. a
Evening star., 1937-06-19
DIVORCE is CALLED OFF
AS CUPID REJOINS PAIR
Wife Sitting on Lap, Chicagoan
Orders Attorneys to Abandon
Petition to Court.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Cupid settled
Mike Betenas' love strike yesterday.
His walkout first came to attention
last month. He sued his blond wife,
Helen. for divorce. While attorneys
bickered, the Judge glanced into an
anteroom and saw the couple kissing.
But" Mike shouted. Il still want
my divorce"
The case was continued pending
something or other.
1t bobbed up In Superior Court again
this morning. Attorney Victor Froh-
Itch stepped up to the bench and an
nounced.
Mike telephoned that Helen was
sitting on his lap and that we should
withdraw the suit"
Evening star., 1937-06-19
FASCISTS SUMMONED
TO REVENGE IN SPAIN
Must Avenge Dead in Guadala lara
Fighting, Militia Chief Tells
Party Meetings.
B! the Associated Press.

os liU A0bUCl&IeQ HfES6,
ROME, June 19.-Fascist party
members were told at meetings
throughout Italy today that the
Italians killed in the defeat OF Spanish
insurgents on the Guadalajar front
IN March must be avenged now for
eternity"
The declaration was made by Gen.
Alno Russo, head Of the Fascist militia.
In = proclamation.
Hatred OF all enemies" and blind
obedience" to orders were watchwords
OF the meetings.
Gen. Russo ordered the readinr 1T
each session Of Z recent editorial in
Premier Mussolini's newspaper, Popolo
DItalia, exalting the heroism Of the
Italian volunteers who fought in the
insurgent army in the Guadalajara
defeat,
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Drifting Pilots Rescued,

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, June 10 up.
Pilots John Littley and Stanley
Todd rested in = hospital yesterday,
rescued after three days Of drifting in
their disabled plane on Cook Inlet.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Dice Thrown for Bibles.

Dice were thrown for Bibles at St.
Ives, England. when six children re-
ceived . Testament each. The cere-
mony was In accordance with the will
Of Rev. Robert wilde OF Oundle, made
200 years ago. He htt $3.50 to st. Ives.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Bulls Family Trees Compiled.

The Agriculture Department yester-,
day issued volume containing the
family history Of 1853 bulls used 10
dairy herds. It said the list ahould
enable dairyn1en to select best sires
Tor their hsrdA
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Mad Dogs Bite Proves Fatal.

LOS ANGELES. June 10 R.- Pas
teur treatment failed to save the life
Of Solomon Cohen, 81, who was bitten
when he seized . mad dog that wAs
threatening = group Of children. An
autopsy M ordsEed today
Evening star., 1937-06-19
STREETS.


in regard to some minor magic that
goes on up Connecticut Avenue way
He says that betUeen the $500 and
$500 blocks there is sign reading
Porter Street. located on the
,oest side OF the intersection. Where
this street meets Klingle road do,Dn
in the park, another sign also says
"Porter Street"
But on the east side OF the ave
nue. the street becomes "Quebec
Street" as a sign clearly sho1Ds.
HON Gomez says Mr.. Tyler.
That's Nhdt ne say, too. Joining
IN the hue and crp-hon come,
CONVERT.
LINT to husbands: Man We know
whose wife has gone about for
years glaring at him because he
smokes and she doesn't has convinced
her OF the usefulness Of the habit
brought \ deeper peace to his home
Very easy. She was struggling
with recalcitrant curtain which re-
fused to permit curtain rod to be
run through the hem-stuck right al
the start. He arose, removed the
celophane wrappings from a package
OF cigarettes, slipped the celophAne
over the end Of the rod, easily slipped
the curtain on.
You might also try this persuasive
stunt when junior gets his foot caught
In the egg beater, or clothes stick In
the laundry mangle.
Depend on old Dorothy Wayside
for household hints, pal, and live a
long and happy life, full Of celophane
DISCRETION.
GROUP of colored laborers who
were digging up the pavement
down on Eleventh street this week
were ambling slowly across An inter
section when some motorists began te
blast horns at them.
Don't get in such a hurry" said
one Of the men, holding up his shovel
as II about to shovel traff1c back uI
the street, we've got right on the
street, too, mister"
Just then car swung around the
waiting line of motorists, turned the
corner. hit the shovel, spun it out
OF the lecturers hand. while he made
wild leap for the curb.
"You may have rights, boy" shouted
a voice above the laughter of his
companions, but don't try to stand on
EN- out in this here street."
RESTORATIVE.
The man Ue missed most from
the ranks of runners in The Star
marathon recently pds the famous
Younger OF Baltimore, Uho dlWdys
winds up his distancc orinds NTH
couple OF handsprinps and then
stands o., his head for uhile
Says all that running pounds the
blood do1Dn into his legs, and he
likes to stand on his head to oct
circulation back to normal again.
REVOLT.
r EFERR1NG again to matters per-
tinent to marital bliss, our atten-
tion has been called to a group OF
citizens who work for the District,
and feeling their oats have formed
an organizatio known As the "Keg
Drainers' Association. Inc"
The charter OF this CHEEKY unit
reads as follows:
Know all men by these presents
that this association has been incor-
porated under the laws OF the state
Of intoxication. organized for and
dedicated to recreation, relaxation,
sports and gaming, all of strictly
stag nature. The members OF this
association shall be married men, be-
tween the ages OF u and 1o1. They
shall be proficient in indoor and
outdoor sports. be able to conduct
themselves with dignity and decorum
while bending the elbow, and have a
high sense Of musical appreciate ton.
Evening star., 1937-06-19
Congress in Brief
TODAY.

lODAJ.
Senate: .
In recess
Post Once Committee continues
steel strike inquiry.
House:
In recess
Evening star., 1937-06-19
INCOME EXPORTS
TAX BOOST URGED
Treasury Thinks Increase
Might Close LoophoIe in
Levy Payment.
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Alarmed at the size OF loopholes
through ,Uhich rich men dropped
cash he felt should tall in the tar
net, President Roosevelt t,uo Deeks
ago hit tar Graders" and asked
tor tightening OF ldus to catch the
lost money Public interest in the
presidential outburst UaS ,chetted
by hint OF revelation of names OF
persons snartest at out,rittino the
tar lnns. A teto uere named yes-
terddy.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO May % tP, (U S. Dept AgrD.
Hogs. 10000 including $500 direc;: ur.
even. 1925 lower than Tuesdays average;
mostly 1875 off; pigs, packlng soUs and
light lights showing most decline: top.
! / 30: bulk good and choice 200-300 ID.
IL 1.60-s5; lo0-19O ID. lO.5O-11 80: few
pigs up to 1880; good packing sovs.
100000.
Cattle, 5000; calves. 500; liberal sup
ply good and choice steers and long year.
lngs here. including about IS loads WELL
finished Nebraskas. very little done on
kinds of value to sell at 1900 upward:
srades, very scarce, and well cleaned up
on early rounds. such cattle selling at II so
down to 900; very active trade again on
fed helfers, also grassy and warmed-up
kinds: this market strong largely $3.50
higher for the week thus far: COWS in
slightly large supply slow steady: bulls
steady at 200 down on sausage offerings:
vealers weak early at a50-1U.5O. but
closing lower on kinds of value to sell at
1000 down; stocker and feeder trade
little more active both on thin erassers
and well-bred stock calves and Southwest
yearlinss selling at s.oo--9o5 mostly,
Sheep. 1900. including $500 direct:
fat lamos very slow; buyers talking 25-5O
lower: Spring lambs and sheep steady;
nine decks medium California Spring lambs,
11.25 straieht. scattered lots native
Springs. 12.O0-13.0O; choice clipped lambs
held above ass: shorn California ewes,
3 90. few throUouts 3 so
Evening star., 1937-05-26
CENTRAL REPORTS
HIGHER EARNINGS
April Net Hits $4,205,6 ,629,
Against $3,391,596 in
Same 1886 Month.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Net railway
operating income of the New York
Central Railroad Co. and its leased
lines in April was s., ,205 ,62e, compared
with s3,39l, ,596 in the same month
last year. The figures are after de-
probation, but before fixed chages and
other income.
Before deductions for depreciation
the total was $5,539,712, compared with
$4,739,959 q year ago.
Passenger revenue continued to show
q substantial gain over the 1895 COM
parable period, when Eastern roads
had In effect higher fare than at
present. Revenues from this source
were s4,s17,2ss, against $4,524,322.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Railroad reported
its net railway operating income for
April declined 81 1,645,00O from April,
1896.
Net operating income was $6,097. .23O,
compared to $7,742,220 in April, 1886,
Gross revenues increased from $685.
8l6.5os in April. 1885, to $39, ,491 ,403.
Northern Pacific.
Charles Donnelly. president of the
Northern Pacific Railway Co., said
the roads net operating income in
April showed an increase OF about
100000 over the like period last year
and that gross revenues were up be-
tween 100000 and 100000.
He noted the great need of further
rain in the Spring wheat area OF the
roads territory, where drought condi-
tions existed last year.
American Safety Razor.
The American Safety Razor Corp
reported consolidated net earnings TO,
the quarter ended March 81 Of $2s7.-
l80, equal to SIS cents a share on the
capital stock. This compares with
1921 ,538, or Sc cents a share in the
like period Of 1886 The company's
plants are at Brooklyn. N. Y, and
Hoboken, N. j.
PittSton Co.
The Pittston Co., operating coal
properties In Pennsylvania under
lease, reported for the first quarter net
loss Of $342, ,480, compared with net
proflt OF S75,660, or cents share on
the common stock in the March quar-.
ter last year.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
STOCK FINANCING I
| CONTINUES TOR|SE
- ,
Growing Preference Shown
Despite Signs CT InfIa.
tion Trend.
BY ]. G.. DONLEY,
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, May 26-There is no
news in the assertion that the times
are out Of joint" But every now and
then the outlines of a trend appear
which give new point to that assertion.
The latest trend of that sort, to
which emphasis was recently given by
the announced purpose of a large
chemical concern to ask stockholders
approval for a stable issue OF pre-.
ferred stock, receives further emphasis
this week in the announcement that q
leading tire and rubber company
plans to issue so 900 shares Of common
stock through the medium Of rights"
to stockholders.
At time when-if a number Of
economists who see imitation of a sort
in the making, along with an accelerat-
ing rate of advance in commodity
prices, are right in their reading Of
the future-corporati should not
hesitate to increase their debt bur.
dens, they are, in fact, turning to
the opposite course and spreading
their equities bit thinner.
Compilations Cited.
The growing preference for stock
financing is clearly shown by recent
compilations of the Commercial and
Financial Chronicle. In the first four
months Of this year domestic corpora.
tions foated total of s4O4 ,145 O52 in
preferred and common stocks. In the
comparable period last year the aggre-
gate for junior and senior stocks was
only s1l3,342,183. Comparable figures
for the first four months in 1885,
1884 and 1888 were S26,375 800, sl6,.
343,985 and s9,602,754. respectively.
The interim report Of the Industrial
Securities Committee Of the Invest.
ment Bankers Association of America
draws attention to the fact that COM
mon stock issues during the six-month
period-October !, 1885, to March 81,
l937-amounted to s27S000,O0O, or
nearly Al per cent of all new indus
trial issues. while bonds and preferred
stocks having equity privileges ac-
| counted for an additional Is per cent.
Sharp Rise Shown.
Despite the snort perlod surveyed,
comments Karl Weisheit of Edward B.
Smith & Co., chairman of the CON-
mittee, these figures reveal a sharp
upturn in the curve of trend which
has been developing slowly for
couple of years, and the figure of Al
per cent is in contrast with the 10
per cent reported at the associations 8
1895 convention for the first nine
months of 1885 and the per cent re-
ported for the first eight months Of
| 1885"
While the bond market has recent
ly slumped and bonds are in less fa-
vor with investors, it is still possibls
to finance on terms which, when set.
beside those existing in any compar-
able stage of previous recovery move.
ments, can only be regarded as favor.
| ing the borrower
| Copyright, 1887
Evening star., 1937-05-26
REGISTRATION STATEMENTS.
BY the Associated Press.

Registration statements for proposed new
Commission included
- North American Car Corp, Chicago
Tank and Refrigeration Car Co.. SI,lOO,-
900 OF n per cent equipment trust GER
tlncates. for new tank cars and remodeling
named.
DAYTON Rubber Manufacturing Co.,
DAYTON. Ohio. S650.OOO Of no par value
common stock. for debt retirement equip
ment and working capital. Underwriters,
Ritter & Co. and jackson T. Curtis.
3: T. Aver. L Sons. CO.. Louisville. Ky.
mon Stocks. Tor DEBT retirement. undeI-
writer. F. Eberstadt & Co.
National Cylinder Gas Co.. CHICAGO.
10000 shares OF 81 par common stock.
for debt retirement equipment and work
ing capital. Underwater to be named
.. Gio6e a66 Hoist Co., Des Moines Iowa:
4 Co, and omsted. Metcalf & Co.
Switlik Parachute and Equipment Corp.
Trenton: N. j.. S425 900 Of 81 par capital
stock. for debt retirement and working
capital, Underwriters. OBrian. Potter 4
Unity Gold Corp. Butte, Mont. ssoe.-
yelopment. exploration. equipment and
Cronan and North Butte Mining Co.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
Washington Exchange

Washington Gas IS, 1851, 900 at
1857.
Potomac Electric 51a9o pfd.-1 at ITO,
10 at 1lo. S at 10.
Potomac Electric So pfd.-5 at III,
Sat Ill.
Terminal Refrigeration g. Warehouse
Corp at IS.
Washington Gas SIS. 1e5s-s4.ooO at
1861, $1,000 at 1862.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Traction 5s-s2,oOO at 8el,.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd-
10 at ITO, so at llols. 80 at llola,
10 at 1l0ls.
Potomac Electric 512G pfd.-5o at
ITO.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.-
~ at 40.
G. & P. Telephone of Va. 5s-s2, 900
at 106.
Potomac Electric so pfd-1o at
ll0la.
Cancellation-The sales as of YES
terday, Washington Gas SIS, 1858,
$1,000 at 1857, ST 900 at 1852, should
read Washington Gas SIS, 1858, 81 900
at 1867, and c. e. P. Tel. Of Va. 1000
at lO43s, was Cancelled
Evening star., 1937-05-26

II U T LQWeSt. MI
Hughes has as
sumed active con-
troll Of the cor
poration and will
manage the insti-
tuition.
Mr.. Hughes, for
many years, op-
Grated the Home
Ice Co. in this
city, which he
subsequently solo
to the American
Ice Co., sine c G
which time he
has been in re-
tire m ont from
Evening star., 1937-05-26
NTERCHEMICAL OFFER
DEPENDS ON CONTROL
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 26.--The offer
OF Interchemical Corp. to finance the
reorganization of Standard Textile
Products is contingent upon Inter-
chemical obtaining control of Stand
ard Textile, it was declared by attor-
neys today at a hearing before Federal
Judge Julian w. Mack.
This disclosure was coupled with a
statement that July 10, next, has
been set as the final date for the ac-
ceptance Or rejection of Interchem-
tcal's offer. which has been unani-
mously approved by the directors of
Standard Textile.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
Catlin Resigns
AS President of
Hecker Products
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 26.-Following
their regular monthly meeting today,
directors OF Hecker Products Corp.
formerly Gold Dust Corp) announced
the resignation, effective June 30, Of
Randolph Catlin, president.
Catlin, who becomes chairman of
the Executive Committee. will be sue
ceeded by Guy Lennon, vice president.
F. P. Zimmerman, also vice presi-
dent, was elected executive vice presi-
dent. George K. Morrow will contine
as chairman of the board OF directors.
Directors also declared an extra
dividend Of 30 cents a common share.
payable June II to stock of record
June 4. Subsidiary plants Of the COM
pany are located at ST. Louis, Balti-
more, Indianapolis, San Francisco,
Norfolk. Va: Streator and Chicago,
ILL.,, and Bayonne. N. j.
Evening star., 1937-05-26

business, but has been actively operat-
ing his large farming interests at
Poolesville, including dairying.
The brewery plant is that operated
for many years by Abner Drury, which
last year was acquired by a Bond
holders Committee and reorganized
under the name Of the Washington
Brewery. Inc.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
Sears Sales Soar
2O.5PerCentOyer
Level Year Ago
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 26.-Sears, Roebuck
b Co., reported today gross sales for
the fourth period from April "a to
May 81 totaled $4s,935,464, an in
crease of EOS per cent, compared with
. year ago, new high for the period.
For the first four periods of the
current fiscal year. January 80 to
May 81, sales totaled sl64 64.248,6s9, an
increase of 1919 per cent compared
with the corresponding 1886 period.
This also established a new all-time
high for corresponding periods in
Sears history.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
CURB LIST HOLDS
TO NARROW RANGE
A. & P. Is Exception, With
4.Point Recession to
New 1887 Low.
By the Associated Press.

8y The ASSoClated Press.
NEW YORK, May 26-Narrowness
and inactivity in the curb market was
partly relieved today by few wide
swings in industrial and store groups.
Great Atlantic & Pacific was forced
down about to new 1887 low, ex-
tending a decline which started with
the Supreme Court decision uphold
Ign the Louisiana chain store tax law.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Red
Bank Oil fell back a point or so,
while Sherwin- Williams pushed up
about 315.
Other leaders showed mixed
changes within fractional range.
Evening star., 1937-05-26
THE WEATHER

District Of asin9
cloudiness, followed by showers be-
ginning late tonight and tomorrow;
cooler tomorrow afternoon or night;
moderate southwest winds.
Maryland-Cloudy. with showers
beginning late tonight or tomorrow;
cooler tomorrow night and In west
and central portions tomorrow after
noon.
Virginia - Generally fair, except
probably showers in extreme north
portion tonight; tomorrow local show
ers; cooler in west and north portions
tomorrow afternoon.
West Virginia Showers and prob
ably local thunderstorms tonight and
tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight;
cooler tomorrow afternoon and night.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear today.