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Evening star., 1937-04-06
VANDERBILT GROUP
BUYS REQ STOCK
Prepares to Seek Board
Places at Annual Meet
ing April 20.

NEW YORK, April 6-Frank VAN
derlip, jr.. said today he and his
father, former head Of the National
City Bank of New York, and a group
OF Eastern capitalists have acquired
substantial interest in REQ Motor
Car Co., Lansing, Mich, and are pre-
pared to demand representation on
the board of directors.
Young Vanderlip said several sub
stantial holders of stock had been ap-
preached In advance of the annual
shareholders meeting April 20. Their
holdings, together with those of the
Vanderlip group, were reported sum.
cient to give control
No widespread solicitation Of proxies
has been undertaken yet, however.
Books for recording shareholders pre-
liminary to the meeting will be closed
Friday.
Company has 100000 shares ot
IS par value stock outstanding
The Vanderlipe began to acquire
REQ stock slightly more than two
months ago. Associated with them
and Eastern capitalists is an individual
with automobile experience whose
identity Vanderlip, jr.. declined to dis
close.
The Vanderlip group and principals
of the motor company are negotiating
toward amicable adjustment of con-
ficting interests of both parties.
In Wall Street circles it was said con-
siderable REQ stock is in the hands of
brokers and in Street names, having
been sold in recent years by individuals
understood to have held sizable blocks
Evening star., 1937-04-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Reported BY chas. D. Barney d GO

CHICAGO. April 8 W. ~. 3. Dept, OF
AErieulture,.-Hoes 1900, including
Mondays average: spots $40 hisher: top.
1890. paid for numerous loads 2l0-250
pounds; bulk good and choice. 100000
pounds. lO.lo-25 most 15O-I9O pounds.
a.5o-l0.1b; bulk good packing sovs,
Cattle. 1900: calves. 1000: fed steer.
and yesrInss grading st,issl. thI good od,uI, and
supply such kinds asain very small a and
is so. but 1850 bid all other grades
weak to shade lover: MI mainly .; DOL. go %
weight, 14.OO upward: finished yearlines
very scarce; she stock In only moderate
and strong: weighty sausage offerings UP
to e;s5; vealers tending lower. mainly nj.
recent rainy weather against. stocker and
feeder trade; market slow and weak.
Sheep 10000 including $50 direct: TAT
lamb trade not established; bidding sharply
lower; asking around steady but early
indications around 25 lower; fat sheep, rs
lower.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
CURB LIST GOES
follower
Market Turns Downward
After Rising Trend Dur
ing Forenoon.
~ the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April "a reaction
In the Curb market today carried most
prices lower, with setbacks ranging to
more than a point.
The list turned lower during the
noon hour after morning trading saw
most stocks move to higher ground.
Or about point we're sherwln-Wn-
liams, Babcock g. Wilcox and Alumi-
mum Co. of America. Fractional loss
es were dealt Gulf Oil, Lake Shore
Mines, Wayne Pump and Creole Pc
troleum
Shares maintaining most of their
early headway included Pan American
Airways. up more than 2l2, Agfa
Ansco, up about point, and Apex
Electric and Calamba Sugar, each up
q point or so.
Evening star., 1937-04-06

EARNINGS JUMP
$6, ,402,3 ,306 Profit Compares
With $3.50, for
= Previous Year.
1y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 6.-1ngersoll-
Rand Co. today reported 1885 console
dated net income Of s6,402,3 ,306, equal
to $6.42 q common share, compared
with $3,560,360, or $3.50 q share. in
1895.
The company, maker Of pneumatic
tools and other products, has plants
in Northeastern States, Canada and
England.
Wright Aeronautical.
A net profit of $l,057,098 for 1885
was reported by Wright Aeronautical
Corp, maker Of aircraft motors, with
plants at Paterson, N. J. This was
equal to $l76 share OF capital stock.
For 1885 profit was $423,295, exclusive
of charges to reserves for contingent
ctes Company is controlled by Cur
tiss-Wright Corp.
Calamba Sugar.
Calamba Sugar Estate, with prop
critics in the Philippines, reported for
fiscal year ended September 80, 1885.
net profit Of s1,44l ,695. against $s92.-
995 in preceding year.
Baldwin Co.
The Baldwin Co. reported net proft
OF sl87, ,841 for the year ended Decem-
Der 81, compared with sl55,459 in the
preceding year. President Lucien
Wulsin told stockholders at the an
nual meeting that increased demand
for higher-priced merchandise was ex-
pected to continue during 1887.
Anheuser- Busch.
Anheuser- Busch, Inc, reported 1896
consolidated net income Of $3,04l ,653,
after all charges and Federal surtax,
equal to 1859 capital share, COM
pared with 1891 ,918. or $495 = share
in 1885. Producer Of beer and yeast,
the company has plants in st. Louis.
Chicago, ST. Paul New York and Old
Bridge, N. ].
Raybestos- Manhattan.
Sumner Simpson, president. told
stockholders of Raybestos Manhattan,
Inc, at the annual meeting earnings
of the company for the first two
months of 1887 were equal to about
10 cents common share, against 80
cents year ago. First quarter earn
ings, he said. may reach IS cents to
81, while prospects for the second
quarter appear good. The concern
manufactures rubber and asbestos
products, many of which are used IN
the reviving building industry.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON. April 8 Fp ~. 8. Department
Of Aericulture) A moderate demand was
received for hulk fine territory wools in
original bags in Boston today.
Average to good French combing length
fine woods brought mostly 81 .03-06. secured
basis, while woods Of bulk short French
combing length sold at around 81 .00-1 OF.
secured basis. in original bass.
The market was quiet on medium grades
Of domestic vools but quotations were
Arm Spot foreisn vools Of dne and me-
dunn grades had some cali at arm prices.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. April 8 .LP.-ou shares re.
acted from their early hish prices under
pront-takinr sales as the stock market
Atlantic and silt-edaed securities held
steady. while German bonds were firm
Shipping shares sold higher on the frm
freight rates and other industrials were
Arm The mining group moved trresular!y
especially Kafnrs. on reports OF labor un-
'PARISNFrench rentes lost IS to los
centimes in = weak stock market today.
Practically all sections finished lower eues
As francs and Bank OF France was 160
francs down International issues were In
GOOD supply at lower prices.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
Treasury Reports
Slight Climb In
Weekly Bill Rate
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
The Treasury reported last night a
etiffening in its weekly bill rate.
The weekly s50,oo0,O00 offering OF
273-day discount bills, it said, were
sold at an average rate of 0.66l per
cent, compared with 0.643 per cent
last week.
On a s5O,00O,OO0 offering of 72-day
bills, the rate averaged o5l3 per cent,
compared with 0.450 per cent on 79-
day bills last week.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. April 6 lP,.-Raw sugar
was UNCHANGED early today At 3;45 for
spots Sales we're reported. although
there was interest at this level following
sales yesterday Of fully 100000 bass.
Nothing was offered below 3.4s or 35o. I.
Futures were irregular. The No 3
contract held relatively steady as trade
interests continued to cover against recent
sales in the outside market and scattered
commission house buying.
The No; { contract, however; after
the steadiness Of the London market, re.
acted under. increased. liquidation and
realizing and hedge selling. July No. 3
sold at c.54 and September at 2.5h, or 2
to 3 points net higher. but reacted. and
around midday was l to points net
higher
In the No. contract July. after selling
at 1.3s;. or !. point net higher, eased on
to 1.36k. and held around the lower level
At midday. the general list was u to /
point net lower.
Refined was UNCHANGED at $50 for hne
eranulated. with moderate inquiry re-
ported
Evening star., 1937-04-06
REGISTRATION STATEMENTS.
BY the Associated Press.

Registration statements for proposed
new securities filed with the Securities
Commission today included:
Pennsylvania Glass Sand. Corp. Lewis
town Pa % 707 shares of no par value
common stock. worth S341l,91O. proceeds
to be used to redeem 7 per cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock.
Credit Acceptance Corp. Rochester N
Y $3.50 500 of $50 par value preferred
stock and 25 cents par value common
working capital.
Laclede Packing Co.. St. Louis Mo-.
$3.50. 900 of 4i2 per cent first mortsage
sinking fund bonds of 1947 proceeds to
retire T per cent cumulative preferred
stock and for additional working capital.
Solar Aircraft Co.. San Diego. Calf.
S2o5 900 of 81 par value capital stock,
proceeds for debt retirement plant addi-
lions. machinery advances TO a subsidiary
and for working capital.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
RIGHT TO INTERVENE
IN ST. PAUL GRANTED

BY the Associated Press.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion authorized the Railroad Credit
Corp. today to intervene in the Chi
cago. Milwaukee. St. Paul & Pacific
Railroad Co. reorganization proceed
ings now pending before the commits
sion.
The Milwaukee road owes the cor
poration S1,291 ,002.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
TECK-HUGHES GOLD
is UNREPRESENTED
By the Associated Press.

BY The ASSOcIAted Pre86.
The Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd,
went unrepresented today at Sc
curities commission hearing on the
company's application to withdraw its
stock from trading on the New York
Curb Exchange. Counsel for the COM
mission and the New York Curb Ex-
change asked that the application be
dismissed. Their request was taken
under advisement.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. April & t4.-Copper barely
steady; electrolytic. spot and future. 700;
export, 1890 Tin easy: spot and nearby.
6l.75-62 90: future. 81 31i2-s2i7 Lead
s.eaoy: spot New York 6.9O-7 O5; East
St. Louis, 675-s5 Zinc steady, East
81 Louis spot and future $50 Iron.
aluminium antimony quicksilver. platinum
and woframite UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
STEEL PLANT EXPANDED.

NEW YORK, April 6 F.-Alle.
gheny Steel Co. has started installa-
ton of an additional 25-ton electric
furnace at its Breckenridge, Pa.
plant, to cost about $l50,000. The
furnace will add about 5000 tons q
month to the plants capacity.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
SHARES ARE OFFERED
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
NEW YORK, April 6.-An under
writing group, headed by Cassatt &
Co., Inc, today offered publicly 1885,
600 shares of Western Auto Supply
Co. s10-par common stock at s28,75
per share. Part of the proceeds will
be used to retire bank loans incurred
to purchase increased Spring and
Summer inventories.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
FREIGHT LOADINGS.

NEW YORK April s LP,.-Revenue
freight carloadngs on railroads reporting
today for the week ended April in
cluded:
Week Previous Year
April 3. Week. AGO
South. Pacific 37.967 36.555 o0.s32
Evening star., 1937-04-06
Pneumatic Tool.

CHICAGO, April 6 (Py.-The Inde-
pendent Pneumatic Tool Company and
subsidiaries reported today 1885 net
income of S1,096,27l, or $3.50 a share,
compared with s879,667. or $3.50 a
share, in 1885 This was the best
earning since 1929.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK April tP.-Call money
steady: ! per cent all day; prime COM
mercial paper. per cent; time loans
offered: bankers acceptances Unclaimed;
rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank,
! u per cent.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
May Co. Profit
ForYear Reaches
S5,O7O,458 Mark
~ the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 6.-May De-
partment Stores Co. and subsidiaries
for the fiscal year ended January 81
reported net profit Of S5,o70,45s, after
surtax on undntributed profits.
This equaled $4.12 q share and COM
pared with 50, ,463,l53, or $2.sl share,
In the preceding year.
The company operates in Baltimore,
Cleveland. Denver, Los Angeles, St.
Louis and Akron, Ohio.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. April 6 Lp,.-Sllver fu-
lures opened steady. II to 25 lower Nav.
46.s5b: July. 46sOb; September. 4675b.
Bid
Evening star., 1937-04-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK, April (P).-Foreisn ex-
change mixed; Great Britain in dollars
others in cents; Great Britain, demand
france. demand, 4.61A: cables. 1914;
Italy demand. 5.26A: cables, 5.26A.
Demands-Belgium 1886; Germany,
free. 4O23; registered, 1880; travel,
% so; Holland, 54 76 Norway. 2467;
sweden. $3.50: Denmark, p 80; Finland,
2.16ls: Switzerland. 22.S3: Spain, un-
quoted; Portugal 446: Greece, 90:
Poland, 1898; Czechoslovakia. 349;
Yugoslayia: 2.34. Austria, 1s.73n: Hun
xarys 1880: Rumania: .75; ArRentina,
32.73n: Brazil, 8.S0hn; Toxic, 1851
SHANGHAI 29.aO. Honekong 3O55 Mex
leo City. 27.s0: Montreal in New York.
100 12t2: New York in Montreal. 99.S71a.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1937-04-06

Dividend rates IN dollars based on last
quarterly or semi-annual payment. TAN
nual rate-not including extras tAc-
cumulated dividends Paid last year.
b Paid this year d Companies reported as
being in bankruptcy or In receivership. Or
being reorgani4ed under the bankruptcy
act. or securities assumed BY such con-
panteS.
Evening star., 1937-04-06

Ideal Cement Co.-1e36 common
share earnings were s7.40, against
1884.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, April R.-Bar
silver hrm, !. higher at 4634.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Rwy. d Elec. pfd.-lo n
100.
AFTER CALL.
City Il Suburban 5s-t1 900 at "a.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
Evening star., 1937-04-06

ww-With variants. XW-Without war
rants NEW st tstp)--Stamped.
sNeeotia bility impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported in receivership.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.

tRepnrted by Chas D. Barney d. Coz
Bid Offer
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

flotilla de los famosos caza-suo
ma9inos %franceses.
Anoche Ell m~infsterio de De-
|Tensa do h noticia dc In com F.
pleta ocupaci6n de Belchite, es
81 frente de Arag6n, donde los
o~ficiales facciosos Sc suicida-
ron. La captura de esa impor-
ANTE posicion destruye ell plan
lie Franco Ell contra del terri
torio de Valencia y las comuni-
caciones con Madrid.
Las milieias leales encontra
ron en- Belchite 1000 cadaveres
de fascistas.
Las brigadas mixtas, COM
prestas por espanoles, nortea-
mericanos Y antffascistas de o.
tros paises, llevaron ell peso de
la ofensiva en- csc sector, secun-
dadas por los celebres dynamite.
ros asturianos.
Los cadaveres de los faccio
SOS seran sepultados hoy.
La nueva complete victoria
leal corta por complete las CO.
municaciones entire Zaragoza Y
Teruel, hacienda asi muy dificil
la situacion de los fascistas en-
ell saliente de esa Ultima pro-
vincia.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

81 Blagosv, en- aguas territorial
les de Grecia.
Jose Stain conferenciS aver
con Molotoff, los comisarios de
guerra Y marina y los jefes de
la aviaci6n.
La noticia del envio de los bar
cos rusos Sc deriva de una infor
maci6n Y un articulo del Prav-
da, 6rgano del Soviet.
Al llegar la manana de hoy Sc
encontraban en- ell Mediterranean
v listos para la acci6n contra
les submarines piratas, mas de
so barcos de guerra de las es-
cuadras de Francia e Inglate :
ira.
Dicese auema> que un subma
rino italiano fue divisado en- ell
Mar Negro por ell vapor de car
ga turco Vatun, a una milla de
Insboli.
Maxim Litvinoff Sc dfrigi6 a.
noche a los gobiernos de Paris
v Londrss pidiendo acci6n con-
junta contra la pirateris fassis
ia en- ell Mediterranean.
ST los barcos de geerra de las
naciones democratieas Sc ven
obligados a atacar a los subma-
rinos piratas, 10 haran con bonn
has de profundidad, de modo
que Sc hundan Y no puedan ser
reconocidos.
Ell almirantazgo ingl6s revel6
anoche que Sc hallaban en- ell Me
diterraneo Y en- canine de ese
mar, 62 de sus barcos, incluyen
do submarines. Francia tiene
un total de 81, incluyendo una
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
Como CARDUI
ayuda a las Mujeres

Cardui es una medicina pu-
ramente vegetal, la que mu
chas muJeres encuentran que
alivia los dolores de las funcio-
mes de la menstruaci6n. Tam
bien contribute a fortificar a
las mujeres que Sc han debili-
tado por nutrimiento deficien-
tie, aumentando SUI appetite y
mejorando su digestion. Mu-
chas nos han informado de be.
neficios duraderos obtenidos
de la asistencia s~aludable, y nu
-ritiva derivada de tomar Car.
dui. 81 necesita listed ayuda CO.
mo esta, compre Cardui en- la
drogueria mas cercana, lea las
instrucciones y pruebela.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
Russia mandara SUI esc~adra al Mediterraneo
en- defensa de la Marina Mercante
Las escuadras de Francia e.Inglaterra persiguen
a los submarines piratas.


Madrid, Sept. Ala carsa-
do profundo regocijo en- todos
les circulos la neticia de que el
2obierno de Moseou ha resuelto
nlandar una escuadrilla de sub
Rlarinos y otros brques a pro :
teger sus vaporSs mercantes Ell
ell Mediserraneo. La buena nue.
va nc ha tenido aun confirma-
ci6n Official, aunaue sabese que
el pueblo rrso, por medic de a.
sambleas y otros actos, ha pedi-
do a su gobierno que garantice
la seguridad de la marina mer :
cante.
Dos vapores rusos han sido
torpedeado spor submarines ita
lianos eql los altimos dias, uno
de ellos, ell Timiriazev, frente a
las costas de Argelia y ell otro,
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

tante del 70 distrito v con sus
conecimientos de matenatica v
praetica de contaduria, fue muy
nth para Ell Comptroller StesarI
aye supa sfaanpre apreciar la ha
bilidad, snsrgia y actividad del
Repfesentants del Y distrito de
la ciudad de Tampa. 81 los que
estamos interesados en- Ell auge
Y desenvoIyimiento de nuestra
ciudad, no queremos veria dam
do pasos atras, debemos de vo-
tar por los Is nombres que a.
parecen en- otra parte de este
diario y reelegir al actual re-
presentante Sr John Pacheco,
por ell T. distrito.
J. e. Sanfelie.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04

Crando seedi6 por la Radio,
en- Madrid, ell informe del man
do leal, el pdblieo expres6 SUI re-
gociio, ovacionando a las mill
'ias o eiercito republican,.
La nota official dice que en-
poder de los leales vencedores
cayeros granadas, morteros de
t~rincheras, ametraladoras Y o.
tros armamentos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
TERMINApO EA OONFL1C-
TO DE Los TEATRoS DE
YBOR

4 En- la noche de aver estuvo a
Eisitk rnos en- esta redaecid
senoAE. N. yge-
neral Ne los TsGfros de "a Ca
sino Ehtegefise'', propietaria
de JOS teasros Casino, Royal y
Fl "a Qformarnos que ha-
ia ads "a acrerdo con sus
npleados Y que ell domingo Sc
anudaSan los prog1Rma suss
didos por espadA de yarias
hanas.
contrato acordae On sus
PLEADS por las "CasinS En-
Eprise' y que fue firmado en-
manana de hoy, comprereie la
-edueci6n de horass de trabajo
.pago de iornsd%y media por
Ia bora extra de ocupacion.
"A las taquilleras Sc. les redu-
la iornada semanaf a 80 no.
ras, Y 40 a la semana a los en-
pleados interiors;.
Tambien sc aumento ell suel-
: do a los empleados que ganaran
ahora de rs hasta un 100 pos
ciento mas que antes.
Tambien obtuvieron los huel-
guistas la concession de que Sc
restituyeran a sus taquillas de
Ybor las cajeras que habfan 81
do enviadas a West Tampa, y
viceversa.
Hara question de una soma
ma que la Alianza international
de Empleados teatrales revoco
la carta a los huelguistas de Ia
Casino Enterprise por haherse
declarado en- huelga sin estar
autorizados para clio, violando
las reglas de la Federation A
americana del Trabajo.
Tambien Sc accedi6 por Mr..
Greek a dejar fuera de su en-
pleo a los que no quisieron Sc
cundar la huelga.
He aquf las bases del Conve-
MO:
l. La Compania sc compro-
mete a reinstalar a todos los EN-
paeados a los puestos que ocupa-
ban ell dfa primsro de Mayo de
1887.
2. La semana de trabajo de
todos los empleadps sera de cua-
renta horas, come9Tando en- las
horas de 1890 p. m. y termi-
nando a las II 80 p. M, con ex-
cepci6n de las taquilleras cuya
semana tendra un Unite de 50
hCras. Los extras seran emplea-
dos pagandoseles rs centavoS
por bora. La Compania Sc COM
promote a pagarles tempo y me
dio a los empleados por cada
bora extra.
8. La escala de sueldos sera
la siguiente:
(a) Porteros IS centavos la
bora; (b) taquilleras, 80 centa-
vos por bora Y acomodadores
25 centavos.
d. Las taquilleras tendran Ell
derecho a dividir sus horas de
trabajo en- ell Ritz y Casino.
5. La Companla Sc compro-
mete a no rebajar o bajar de
posici6n a los empleados mien-
tras que los mencionados tea
tros permanezcan abiertos.
6. Este acuerdo es por un
afo, comenzando desde la fecha
de su firma.
La gaceta., 1937-09-04
E1S N DEL CO
BIERNO POR COMISION

Haze una decada que deN d.
lvncionar Ell desastYAO gotieE
| 40 por comisi6n. aolyer a
-uncionar Ell gobiernqU press2.
atiyo, ell Alcalde Mayor elegi.
io, que fuS Ell Hon. Donald B
Mckay, en- ss>aensaie al ouer'
pc de REPRESENTATIVES deelara5a
que seria impossible >hacer co,
"a alguna, haAE "a que 10 Sc pu.
siese en-. claroN Vel estado de las
finanzssNd e la Nudad, pues nc
habidhdo encon rado un libxc
de asAntos de eRtradas y sal
das, no sabeaaasGr debemos
nj 10 ue%nemos, pof%
10 masplausible es empS a
IN pfrito mercantil que in sti.
que CLOSE toda slas cuehtas.'
Aceptada la suggestion del Ma
yor Mckay, fue nbmbeado Mr..
Alex Steuart para csc trabajo,
labor ardua que ocup6 al conta-
dor y auxiliares mas de seis me
SEES, trabajando todos los dias y
muchas noches.
Las notas de las transacciones,
staban asentadas en- tarjetas,
}edazes de papel, margenes de
1eri6dicos. Lo que dejo escrito
fue publicado, y buscando los
1iarios de aquellos dfas puede
ancontfaRse facilmente.
Terminate ell trabajo de glo-
"a del perito mercantl Sc en-
:ontr6 que habfa dinero, que los
:ontadores del gobierno por CO.
mission, no sabian 10 que debfan,
v por 10 tanto, tampoco sabfan
10 que tenfan. Aquella respects
Gle suma que fue descubierta,
Fl mismo contador aconsej6 que
Sc aplicase al pago de IN nil
nero de bonos vencidos Y cor
clio Sc rebajaba la deuda hippo
tecaria de la ciudad.
No Sc puede disculpar a min
guno de los altos empleados del
gobierno por comisi6n, pses te-
MAN bastantes auxiliares de
contaduria, Y CANADIAN suicides
que por 10 que sc descubri6 des-
pues, no merecian. Fu6 nomhGa
do Intervention, la misma perse-
ma que efectu6 la glosa de las
cuentas del gobierno por conf
sion, y cuando menos 10 espera.
ba, saltaba una liebre en- formd
de rselamaciones, Y tambien de
cuentas a recibir en- favor de Ia
ciudad.
Dos amos despues del Gamble
de sistema de gobierno, fue ele.
gido John Pacheco represen-
Evening star., 1937-02-03
Dratha.

SAYLOR. CHARLES b. Suddenly. on Mon
SAY pf9rSay Ssoyed gs cHARLEs oi ai
soos 8 t st. NV: n rom on Thursdsy, riS February
1itsd 4, at : D'm' Relatives and friends : sn-
sCHIFFNER. ANTONIA. On Tuesday. Feb
more general Hosp,taI;. ,ANToNIA
fred schifiner eHte CT RocKville. Nd Re
mains resting at the Colonial funeral
home of VIM. Reuben Pumphrey, Rock
Vile Md. Notice OF funeral later.
SWAMI. GLADYS A. Departed this life
am an upaf at Ffeedmens ed iat Hospital. ua GLADYS Il
A SWAMI. She leaves 10 mourn their
loss mother Mary Swami ,,om one
Ruth and Constance: two brothers.
Charles and Howard. and . host OF
other relatives and friends; Funeral
4. at :. pm. Rev. W. H. Jernlsan Of
ticialing,, Remains resting at the resi-
1917, New Jersey ave. NV. Inter-
ment Paynes Cemetery.
WASHINGTON, SUSAN. On Monday Feb
SUSAN Is5 wAsHiNGroN. ht She Is'As iesves
nephew. RUFUS Garter, ana other rela-
tlves and friends. Remains resting at
SIS. NV. Funeral FRIDAY. February 5.
at pm. from As6ury Church; tn
invited.
WATERS. OTTO l.. On Tuesday. February
- 1857 at SIbley Hospital. OTTO l..
husband OF the late Myrtle G. Waters;
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home 19uI Iith ST. NV. on Friday.
February >. at PIN. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort LIN
coin Cemetery.
wHIPPLE. JOHN ALLEN. On Tuesday.
February - la31 at Chuorens Hos
pital JOHN ALLEN. aged | year and q
months. beloved son OF William BenIa-
min and Melva D. Whlpple of ~ PRANK
In ave. HyattsvIlle Mo. Remains rest
Ing al Gaschs funeral home. 40 Mary
land ave. Hyattsville Md. Services at
the above funeral home on Thursdav.
February J. at 40 pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort LIN
coin Cemetery.