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Evening star., 1937-06-18
WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY JUNE 49, 1887

Survey and Public Health Service,
has been filed with the Senate Naval
Affairs Committee by Charles L.
Stengle. president of the American
Federation Of Government Employees.
Stengle said the Federation opposi-
ton 'is one Of broad principle and
must not be construed as antagonism
to the military service" He described
the proposed legislation as a threat
to Advancement Of the merit SYSTEM"
and added:
1T is discriminatory legislation in
that 1t offers to the military officer
still another opportunity for improv-
ing his financial situation after he
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has failed or is no longer able to meet
the requirements Of his chosen career.
To this extent, it is distinctly unfair
to the civil service employe, who, il
he is deemed unfit for service, is dis
charged forthwith, If the ground is
inefhciency, receiving no compensa-
ton thereafter, or is retired on
comparatively meager annuity il
physical deficiency is the cause for
his separation"
Spokesmen for the officers said a
relatively few men would be affected
by the measure which Is designed to
nullify the effect Of the dual en-
ployment" law.
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registration law for aliens, and when
1t enacts deportation laws that will
deport all undesirables. then, and not
until then, will the American people
be satisfied, and not until then will
the high-class, law-abiding alien be
given the classification that he de-
serves as against the alien OF criminal
and subversive tendencies" Jenkins
said.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
GAS TAX EVASION
SCHEME CHARGED
60 individuals and Firms Al.
legged to Have Labeled
Tank Cars Kerosene.

Charging a huge conspiracy to de-
fraud four Southern States of gaso-
line taxes, the Federal Bureau OF
Investigation today disclosed evidence
which has led it to file Federal COM
plants against approximately so in
nviduals and firms in Louisiana,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama and
Florida
The accused persons are alleged to
have shipped about 230 tank cars
u gasoline from Shreveport, La, to
various points in Tennessee, Missis-
sippi, Alabama and Florida under the
preteXt that the cars contained kero-
sene, refined oil or distillate.
=, Concurrent Investigations are be-
ing conducted by Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi officials for the purpose of
collecting the gasoline tax alleged to
have been evaded by false bills of
lading.
The shipments are alleged to have
been made during 1896, in violation of
Federal laws governing misbilling of
interstate shipments, shipping of ex-
plosives without proper labelling and
fraudulent billing to avoid payment of
higher freight rates.
Evening star., 1937-06-18
MECHANICS COUNCIL
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Andrew Ruppel Heads Group.
Biennial Session Brought to
Close Here.

Installation Of Andrew Ruppel Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, as national councillor,
along with other new officers, brought
to a close Wednesday night the fifty-
third session OF the National Council
Evening star., 1937-06-18

WINFIELD w. RIEFLER,
Former Government official
and no1U a professor at Prince
ton University, 1Dho has been
named to aid the Treasury in
managing the $4,000 900, 900
Stabilisation fund. He 1DiH
SerDe as conSultdnt and, &C.
cording to an announcement
By the Treasury, 1UiH receive
no compensation. Prof. Refer
is said to receiUe $4,000 a year
from Princeton.
Harris -E1Uinq Photo.
at certain rate as it is being iaic
will increase the paving strength Il
Der cent.
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CIVIL SERVICE BILL
FOR OFFICERS HIT
A. F. G. E. Protests Measure for
Proposed Presidential Appoint.
ment as Discriminatory,

A protest against the bill to give
entry into civil service position via
presidential appointment. to retired
ohcers OF the armed services, and Of
the Coast Guard, Coast and Geodetic
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Night Accidents Increase.
Night accidents, which account for
nearly 90 per cent Of all motor fatali-
ties. are on the increase, says the
American Automobile Association.
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( Paving Strength Boost.
The United States Bureau of Roads
claims that vibrating paving concrete
Evening star., 1937-11-28

PiANO. smallest size baby grand in per
iect condltlon' Slb5; Linwood later model
baby grand in very good condition SIoS.
pom luily guaranteed; very easy terms
National 1870. kits. 1880 G st. Open
Evening star., 1937-11-28

flANO-Uprlght piano. standard make
man man case apt grand will sacrifice for
cash Harry P. Jones, Security Storaee
Co. 1140 18th ST. NV ase
Evening star., 1937-11-28

PIANO late model Steinway baby grand
IN splendid condition: for sale at a very
aeasoi'aeie as price Original cost consd-
efed). National 413U. kits 1330 q 81
Open evenings - '' " '''
Evening star., 1937-11-28

PIANO, splnet. Baldwin make, mahogany
bargain. 40l Essex ave. Somerset, Md.
PIANO. latest model Colonial style spinet
IN almost new condition. SI6o so: lust
repossesSed 1t can be purchased by any
one VINO will continue the balance OF the
small monthly payments: new-instrument
guarantee. National 3223 Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. corner 18th and G sts. Open
evenings N' oSSAA
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FARM 3 GARDEN,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE, office furniture. desks.
safe. real estate plat books, etc. Must he
sold at once. Open Sunday. 35o3 Ga. ave
Evening star., 1937-11-28

ANI1QUES-Dining room table. andirons.
fender corner cabinet, mirrors chest
drawers, Colonial rocker, desk, etc. Phone
Emerson nG6l
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DIAMOND. solitaire 3-kt, fine color per-
iect. American cut. diamond platinum SET
ting. tine bargain. 5000. Importer. Box
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DIAMOND. steel white, carat stone. flaw
less. quick sale 500 cost $3.50; perfect
care Adams 900. '' SN--NN'
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WASHING MACHINE. G.. E. de luxe; heayy-
outy wringer: almost new. Potomac 1900
WASHING MACHINE. $3.50 Maytag, aIu-
mlnum tub. good condition. S35, Proctor
q Rideely. 1924 14th NV Col 10000
WASHING MACHINES+Rebuilta and guar. !:
- 493 up: Apex and A. B. c. floor sam.
Center. 5l4 10th St NV Natl. SS52'
WASHING MACHINES+Rebuilt and guar !:
30 up: Apex and A. B. c. floor sam
pres at great savings: terms Electrical
center, 5l4 10th st. NV. National Ss72
P. o. Smith. Alb st. ne. Lincoln 6050.
Evening star., 1937-11-28

URNITURE-Bedroom. living room. din
ette set dining room. rugs ano odd pieces
of furniture: also Stef baby grand piano
and Frigdaire for sale reasonable No
dealers. 1905 Varnum st. NV. Apply all
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DIAMOND. solitaire 6O-1OO kt.. blue
white. perfect. American cut; must sell,
Al23. Importer, Box Bob. Star
DIAMOND. solitaire. l KIT. blue-white. per-
feet. American cut; sacrifice. $500. I'M
porter. Box 32S-B Star
Evening star., 1937-11-28

ANTIQUE Shelf clock case brasS-handled
f1re screen, blue drapery material. new
parchment sconce shades, lamp shades.
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fiANo. Sohmer, mahogany recently
tuned; perfect bargain for eXacting huver.
must Sacrihce. moving. Dec 6}23
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ANTIQUES. some beautiful pieces rare
spanlsh span =, cabinet. 18th century. refectory
taole. Chlppendale low-front china cabi-
net: some fire scatter Orientals. Van
Dyne Galleries, .k2l Conn ave
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-06-10
Treasury to Resort
to New Borrowing
United States Treasury's Supply
of Cash Now Smallest 1t
Has Been i'm 4 Years

The treasury arranged last week
to increase its dwindling cash sup
ply through new borrowing.
Secretary Morgenthau completed
preparations for the June Is financ-
ing at a closed meeting with men,
bers of the federal reserve boards
open market committee.
The committee customarily is con-
suited on treasury borrowing be-
cause it dictates reserve board poll
cy in the purchase and sale of gov
eminent securities.
Morgenthau will announce the to-
tai of June borrowing at an early
date, officials said, but the type of
securities to be issued will not be
disclosed until still later.
Informed authorities predicted the
financing, including $300,000,000 to
meet a discount bill maturity, would
go over $500,00O,O00.
The treasury's supply of cash
available for spending now totals
$305, 400, 000-the smallest in four
years. The total probably will be re-
duced further by June Is.
Treasury officials said they are
hopeful that June tax collections
will push this years revenues above
the $5,224,0O0,OOO forecast by Presi-
dent Roosevelt last month.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-06-10
Trout Restocking
Program Launched

Izaak Walton followers in the
Tarheel state will find real news in
the announcement by H. E. Ochsner,
Supervisor of the Pisgah National
Forest, that $1,000 trout have been
placed in the new fish rearing sta
ton recently constructed on the Da-
wilson River by the u. S. Forest
Service.
The fish were brought to the Pts
gah Forest from the trout hatchery
of the Bureau of Fisheries located at
Wytheville, Virginia. The 10000
rainbow and 1000 brook trout were
shipped from the hatchery in spec
ial railroad car. This shipment
brought the number of fish placed
in the 18 pools to total of 10000.
A broad program of fish restock-
ing in the Pisgah National Forest
has been launched through the CO.
operation of the U. S. Forest Service
and Bureau of Fisheries. A survey
of all streams in the North Carolina
National Forest will be conducted
by fish culturists from the Bureau of
Fisheries.
The rearing pool system of trout
restocking is far superior to the old
method of releasing the young fin
gerlings in the rapid streams. CARR
ed over in rearing pool until ma
ture size has been reached, the trout
offer definite answer to the ang-
ler's prayer.
while timber production and
management are the primary inter-
ests of the U. S. Forest Service, we
are anxious to make our forests and
streams attractive to sportsmen"
said Supervisor Ochsner.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
BETHLEHEM PLANS
$48,000,000 ISSUE
Convertible Debentures Will Aid
Plant Expansion and Redeem
Other Obligations.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August ll-Further
loosening up of the capital market was
evidenced yesterday by the announce
ment of Bethlehem Steel Corp of q
forthcoming issue of $4,000, 900 in
convertible debentures.
The money, it vas said in steel cir
cles, will be used for plant expansion
and redemption of outstanding obliga-
tions.
Eugene G. Grace, president of Beth
lehem, said the new securities Will
probably be ready for sale around Sep
tember l. The interest rate and other
details will be announced later.
Grace said the registration state
ment for the debentures would be filed
with the Securities and Exchange
Commission shortly.
Stockholders will be given the privi
lege of subscribing to the debentures
at the rate of SIS face amount of de-
bentures for each share of common
stock.
Two issues have been called for re-
demption by Bethlehem-the first SIS
of 1912, of which there are about SIP
100000 outstanding, and around So
8OO,000 outstanding of the old Lacka-
wanna SIS of 1852. Some of the pro-
ceeds from the debentures will be an
Piled to the redemption of these issues.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
AMERICAN CHAIN
EARNS $1,92O,247
Six Months Net Compares
With S1,221,335 in Same
1886 Period.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, August ll-Amer-
lean Chain g. Gable Co., Inc, with
plants in the Midwest and East, for
the six months ended June 80 reported
today consolidated net profit Of 81 1920
247 before the undistributed profits
surtax, equal after per cent pre-
ferred stock dividend requirements to
Sl.83 share on 1862 common
shares. This compares with net profit
of sl,22l,3 in the like 1896 period,
equal after dividend requirements on
the per cent preferred stock then out
standing to $3.50 a share on 250,221
common shares.
Spang Chalfant e. Co.
Spang, Chalfant & Co., pipe manu-
facturers at Etna and Ambridge, Pa,
for the June quarter reported net in
come of sl,0l8,l6l before the undis-
tributed profits surtax, equal to sll0
common share. against S59099l. or
So cents a share in the like 1896
quarter.
PittSt0n Co.
PittSton Co, Pennsylvania coal oper-
ator, for the six months ended June
80 reported net loss of s1,l9l .438 after
charges, against net loss Of 1881 1928 in
the like 1886 half.
Vulcan DEFINING.
Vulcan Detinning Co.. maker of tin
products in New Jersey and Penn
sylvania, for the June quarter reported
net profit of sl2l,9 ,93o equal to 1895 a
common share. against s66,497, or
sl.23 share in the like 1886 quarter.
Cities Service Co.
Cities Service Co. reported conSoli-
dated net income for the six months
ended June 30 of s4398,737, including
Federal surtax, compared with S4,-
2l9,646 in the first half of 1896.
United Light d Power.
United Light IL Power Co, with op-
eratlons principally in Middle Western
States, reported consolidated net IN
come for the IL months ended June
80 Of s5,234,040 before Federal sur
tax, equal to Al cents a share on COM
bined class A and B common stock
This compared with adjusted net in
come of S3,964,275 or 10 cents a share
in the preceding IL months.
Continental Gas.
Continental Gas d. Electric Corp,
controlled by United Light IL Power
Co, reported consolidated net income
for the IL months ended June 80 of
s4,587 1898 equal after preferred divi-
dends to S1523 a common share. COM
pared with revised net income of So
993,437 or SPAS a common share in
the preceding II months.
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new PEAK is SET
BY OIL PRODUCTION
Petroleum Institute Estimates
Daily Average Up 59,250 Bar
rels as Consumption Scars.
BY the Associated Press

SA' 40 ooAAo OAh peAoA 0ooAo.
BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August ll--Crude oil
production swung up to new record
peak in the week ended July 7, the
American Petroleum Institute stated
yesterday.
Output jumped 59,250 barrels daily
to 3,65l,l50 barrels. Production east
Of California continued to supply the
bulk Of the increase, rising 1880 bar
rels daily to 2,980,650.
Trade sources explained August is
usually the best month of the year,
and pointed out the Department of
Commerce estimated August consump-
ton would top the same month in
1896 by IA per cent.
Stocks of finished and unfinished
gasoline were heavily reduced, The
total at ref1neries, terminals and in
transit dipped 1,656,o0O barrels to So
2l6,OOO barrels. The current level
compared with s3,500,00O barrels in
March before the heavy consuming
season started.
Refinery operations declined some-
what from last weeks high point to
80 per cent of potential capacity. Proc
essing was started on 3,340 900 barrels
OF crude daily, against 3,425,0 900 a
week ago.
Cracked gasoline production fell 80
600 barrels daily to 745,000 barrels.
Imports of crude and refined oils
totaled 935 1000 barrels for the week,
against LAOS, 900 barrels the week be-
fore.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
OFFICIALS RAISE
PEACH ESTIMATES
Bureau Predicts Production "a
Per Cent Larger Than Total
Last Year.

BY the Associated Press.
The Bureau OF Agricultural Eco
nomics predicted yesterday the sea-
sons production of peaches would
reach 59,ols,oOo bushels, despite heavy
freezes in the Southeast.
This figure, 2 per cent higher than
the forecast of a month ago, is "a
per cent higher than the 1886 crop
and per cent greater than the 1928
1882 average.
The report predicted increases for
all sections except the South and
Western States.
The crop in Georgia was estimated
at 2,652,000 bushels, less than half
last years production Of 5589.OOO and
the flve-year average of 6,087 900.
pennsylvania was given 1904 900
bushels, against 10000 last year and
an average of 1,8l3O0O In Arkansas.
which had a crop of 1012,OOO last
year and an average of 1,59l 900, the
1887 forecast was 2,197,000.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
Forecast Places
Apple Production
Far Above 1896
By the Associated Press.

by tHe hssoclhteC Press.
The Agriculture Department an
nounced yesterday crop conditions on
August indicated a 1887 national
apple production of 202.274 600 bush
els. compared with ll7,506 900 bushels
in 1886.
The average from January |. 1923.
to December 81, 1882, was l64 ,355, 900
bushels.
Except for the Pacific Northwest and
the Rocky Mountain regions. crop con-
dltlons improved notlceably during
July, the Department said.
Anticipated yields, the 1886 produc-
ton and the 1ve-year average Of the
major apple producing States included
Gn bushels.
New York, % 800 600. 1876 600 and
l9579,000; Pennsylvania. l5.30O.000
s.405,o00 and $500 0O0 Virginia, 49,
72o, 900. $500 900 and l3,l1s.ooo.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
anchor CAP NET
RISES TO S262,072
Quarters Total Compares
With S190,776 for 1886
Months.
By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, August 1f.-Anchor
Cap Corp, makers of bottle and lar
shoppers, with plants in New York
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Canada
for the quarter ended June 80, re-
ported net income of s262,o72, equal
after preferred dividends TO II cents
a common share. against Sl9O,776, or
So cents, in the like 1886 quarter.
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
Bucyrus-Erle Co, manufacturers Of
power shovels and excavating ma
chlnery at South Milwaukee, Wiz:
Erie, Pa, and Evansville, Ind, for the
SIX months ended June 30, reported
net income of s60l,76l after the Fed
eral undistributed profits surtax.
equal to 80 cents a common share.
This compares with net profit Of
s469,s7s or l9 cents a common share.
IN the like 1886 period.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co, for the
June quarter, reported consolidated
net profit of s440,321. before the un-
distributed profits surtaX and exclusive
OF earnings in foreign countries having
exchange restrictions. Profit was equal
TO sl43 common share. In the like
1896 quarter net profit was 1920. .4o5,
or Do cents common share, includ-
ing approximately $4,000 earned in
foreign countries having exchange re-
strictions.
Checker Cab Manufacturing.
Checker Cab Manufacturing Co. and
subsidiaries, taXlcab builders and on
orators OF cab fleets in principal cities,
Tor the June quarter reported net loss
OF s89,503, against profit of s3s1,4s4
before Federal income taxes In the like
1896 quarter.
Bowman -BiItmore.
Bowman Biltmore Hotels Corp, for
the seven months ended July 81. re-
ported profit Of s1O3l8l, after ordi-
nary taxes, interest and rental, but
before amortization and income taxes.
against loss of s4,690 in the like 1896
period.
Atlantic Gulf.
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies Steam-
ship Lines reported consolidated net
income for the SIX months ended
June 80 of s244964. before Federal
surtax, equal to So As a share on ee. 700
Shares Of 5 per cent cumulative pre-
terred. This compared with s4l4l26,
equal after preferred dividend require
ments to sl.l0 share on 10000 COM
mon shares in the like 1896 period.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
'CURBL|ST DRIFTS
T0L0WERLEVELS
Main Trend Is Downward,
but Some Issues Hold
Small Advances.
lr the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, August 1.-THE main
trend in share prices on the curb ex-
change was lower today, but some is
sues held gains of fractions to more
than point in late dealings.
Aluminium Co. of America was up
more than point and fractional ad-
vsnces were recorded in Creole Petro-
leum, International Petroleum, Hudson
Bay Mining and Bower Roller Bearing.
Utilities went both ways in a narrow
range, with small gains in Consoli-
dated Gas of Baltimore and Electric
Bond & Share SIS preferred balancing
losses in Niagara Hudson Power and
United Gas. Mining shares Jagged
with prices abroad. Consolidated Cop
per, Newmont and Eagle Picher were
on fractionally.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
TOKHEIM NET JUMPS.

NEW YORK. August IL (SpeciaD -
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump Co., Fort
Wayne, Ind, for the six months ended
June 80 reports net income of S357 l8o,
equivalent to $198 share on ls0 2so
shares of capital stock outstanding
June 80. This compares with net of
$l23,04 earned in the first six months
OF last year. equivalent to 68 cents a
share.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
18 PER CENT INCREASE
SEEN IN RICE CROP
BY the Associated Press.

The Agriculture Department pre-
dicted yesterday a rice crop l8 per
cent higher than average and 8 per
cent higher than 1886 based on the
August l crop condition.
1t fixed the probable production at
50,508, 900 bushels, of which Louisiana,
Arkansas and Texas should produce, it
said, 40,344,000 bushels and Cali
fornia l0,l64, 900 bushels.
The department said progress had
been generally satisfactory" in Ar
kansas, but that AN acute condition
might develop in Louisiana from salt
water if ample rains do not come
SOON"
Evening star., 1937-08-11
SCHOOL BONDS SOLD.

COLUMBIA, S. c., August II (P)-
Breed Il Harrison Co. of Cincinnati,
Ohio, heading a syndicate, was the
low bidder yesterday on a $500 900
bond issue for a building program in
the Columbia city school system. The
bid was 3A per cent with $3.50
premium.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
NORTHERN SECURITIES
DISSOLUTION APPROVED
BY the Associated Press

HOBOKEN, August 1.-THE North
ern Securities Co., first of the great
holding companies of this country, but
in recent years mere shadow of its
old power, was dissolved today at q
special stockholders meeting.
This dissolution session, held in a
tiny water front building, was con-
trast to the organization of the COM
pany in 1901 following the stock mar
ket battle between E. H. Hartman, the
Union Pacific and James J. Hill, j. P
Morgan's ally in the control of Great
Northern and Northern Pacific Rail-
roads.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. August II ~ There was
niue change IN the No. suEsr CONTRACT
To-Day. but much frmer tone in the No
) contract Nev-Crop deliveries advanced
on increased covering. commission house
nQEIns and expectations of early passage
OF the sugar bill.
January No sold UP from 24o 70 c45
POINTS net hIsher In No / ConIact March
REID around .9aig et the beCunIng OF the
IaSt hour and May l22- OF ne- lnchsnEed
Evening star., 1937-08-11
WessOn Oil Votes
87R-Cent Extra
On Common Stock

NEW YORK, August ll.-Directors
of Wesson Oil & Snowdrift Co, makers
of cottonseed oil products, with plants
principally in Southern States, an
nounced an extra dividend OF 87a
cents on the common stock, payable
August Is to stock of record August
IA. The company paid an extra of
sll212 and the regular quarterly
dividend of 1872 cents on July l.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
NEW YORK, August II P,.-Prices
uoted In dollars and thirty-seconds:
'er Approx
FOREIGN MARKETS.
tReported by chas. D. Barney a. Co -,

LONDON August IL dP-The stock
market closed quiet after an early wave of
profit taking had been absorbed. and prices
held at the lower levels. Few rallies of
Importance took place and the trans
Atlantic section remained quiet and lower.
There was decided weakness in rubber.
mining and tobacco issues and the indus
trial shares were generally easier Home
rails held steady. rejecting the frmness
In traflc index figures
cut today's session in the Bourse as sell
inE Of leading issues continued Prices
closed near the lowest of the day with the
ellped 5 to 25 centlmes, Suez Canal dropped
$50 francs and Royal Dutch finished so
francs lower. Bank Of France issues lost
17p francs.
Evening star., 1937-08-11
F0reiKn Stations.
Stations. Temperature. Wealth
DAVEGA SALES RISE.

NEW YORK. August II (P.-June
sales of Davega Stores Corp. increased
6.34 per cent to s1,O68,664 from ST.
004,el2 in June last year. For the
quarter ended June 80 sales totaled
s2,86s,062, against $2,575,67s in the
like 1886 quarter, an increase Of l1.39
per cent
Evening star., 1937-08-11
GETS BUICK CONTRACT.

NEW YORK, August II CP).-Mid-
land Steel Products Corp. has been
awarded contract by Buick division
OF General Motors Corp. TO supply
frames during the 1928 model year for
cars constituting more than 70 Der
cent of Bucks output.
Evening star., 1937-08-11

In bankruptcy or receivership. or hetnp
reorganized under the bankruptcy Act OF
securities assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra diyi.
dends are not included
Also extra or extras. ePaid last year
I Payable In stock Declared or paid SO
lar this year. no regular rate Cash
or stock. Accumulated dividend paid
or declared this year vw-With war
rants. XIV Without warrants. war War