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Evening star., 1937-04-06

upon her being graduated there would
be a rather good job waiting for just
such a smart and capable person as
herself. 1t hadn't appeared.
Secondly, there was the fact that,
outside of a semi-hostile aunt back
In Erie, Pa, she had no known living
relatives upon whom to fall back II
what seemed to be inevitable actually
occurred. Nancy decided grimly that
she'd cheerfully starve rather than
ask sour-pussed old Aunt Samantha
for anything: Aunt Samantha was
one of those I-told-you-so types, un-
endingly.
And the third consideration, and
the one that caused her the worst
misgivings, was that her erstwhlle
near-lance, Kenneth, had so uner-
ringly predicted just what was hap
pening. 1t gave her the odd feeling
that he knew more than she had given
him credit for knowing. She realized
that at word from her he would
leap at the chance of marrying her.
But first she must make at least a
small success in New York, just to
prove to herself that she could do it!
And it was thus that, while answer
Ing advertisements in the morning
papers, she came to the Cs, and saw
q box requesting chorus girls. Nancy
thought, and then firmly placed a
penciled notation beside the adver-
tisement. She could dance and
who knew? She might get job for
q while!
T ATER in the morning Nancy found
herself, along with hundred
other girls, upon the barren stage OF
the State Theater, where evidently
new Varieties" was going into pro-
duction. Watching the other girls
before her, she got the idea OF the
routine, but her heart misgave her as
she noticed the small percentage Of
girls winnowed from the aggregate.
Nice pair of gambs you got, sister,"
the dance director startled her by
saying. Subconsciously, she had ex-
pected questions as to her previous
positions, and the like. You got
looks, too! If you can dance as
ROOu DIS YOU lOOh, SOu lS IiliCu. LII
q sort of daze Nancy got through
. simple waltz clog with variations,
and found she was actually member
Of the line!
BY the time the show finally opened
Nancy had learned bit about the
surface sophistication so dear to big
town dwellers. Cloe, the brilliant,
though unauthentic, blond who shared
her dressing table, saw to that. Nancy
came to rely upon the older girls
advice, carefully given in an offhand
manner.
ON OPENING night Nancy nearly
froze with fright. The blur of
faces, the sudden, unexpected sounds
Of approba ton from behind the white
glare of the foots gave her feeling
of reality. And so she wasn't really
surprised when the colored maid
brought in box of flowers for her,
and she extracted a card bearing
the name Of Hervey Weatherill, with
polite request penciled thereon to
take her out after the show. Cloe
Evening star., 1937-04-06

lost jobs and that many firms formerly
employing women now employed men
because men were not 30 restricted by
law
In concluding, the speaker urged
woman workers to assert their rights"
and vigorously and actively" to sup
port the equal rights amendment to
the Constitution. Mrs. Bitterman Il
chairman of the Ohio Branch Of the
National Womans party.
Evening star., 1937-04-06

In Pennsylvania! I'd stick to him II
were you! And as for this rich
Weatheril lug, you just leave him to
me, because know how to handle
that kindW
Cloe was as good as her word. Be-
tween the first and second acts OF the
show Cloe slipped out and had
Weatherill called to the phone from
his box. Its all fixed, Nancy" she
reported. II told him just what was
on my mind! And now. after the
show, I'll leave first and 60 up to
him If he's waiting. like he said he
would be. While keep him interested
you can slip by and everything will
be copasetic!"
II don't know what I'd do without
you" Nancy thanked her.
II do, and that's Just why I have
to keep an eye open all the time, "
Cloe retorted. Anyhow, you leave
everything to me, as I said. Old
Aunt Cloe is one gal who knows all
the angles!"
"All right, Cloe, from now on the
game is in your hands, and I certainly
am grateful to you for taking the
troubled"
The pleasure is all nine" Cloe
assured her.
AND true as his word after they
had finished dressing and were
ready to 60 home, Cloe peeked around
the stage door and saw parked at the
end of the stage entrance alley the
Weatherill limousine, impressive in its
expensively simple decorations. Beside
1t stood Hervey, waiting.
Nancy, her coat collar turned up,
walked swiftly by while Cloe turned
upon Weatherill the full battery OF
eyes and chatter. Nancy was thankful
as she turned the corner out OF sight
So was Cloe With her most enchant-
ing smile she allowed herself to BE
handed into the car and snuggled lux
uriously upon the soft cushions. She
Evening star., 1937-04-06
Dog House Realty.

CHICAGO R.-Imagine the sur
prise OF Rev. Andrew Ondrak, as
sistant pastor Of st. Michael's Catho-
lie Church, when he found his sup
posedly savage watch dog sitting in
the rain while inside its kennel .
man was sleeping soundly. Rev. Mr..
Ondrak telephoned for the police.
They took Leo Detlow, 48, to jail.
Evening star., 1937-04-06
TT WASN'T long
after Nancy left

TT WASN'T long
after Nancy left
uAi IS S school
that she discovered
that the fact of
b e Ing groWn-up
and educated and
entirely on h er
own was distinctly
not all that it was
cracked up to be.
The fact ranked
for more than one
reason.
In the first place,
the slender amount
OF money she had
been left, carefully
budgeted though it
had been to get
her t hr oug h a
business course in
<he big town, was
diminishing at an
4 l a r m in 6 rate.
Nancy had had no
d O u b t S whatever
that Immediately
Evening star., 1937-04-06

read the card and
shook her head.
Nancy declined.
For two weeks
afterward Nancy
received identical
flowers and re-
quests. And finally
Cloe put her hand
upon N a n c US
shoulder as they
" ere &c t t / ng
dressed, or un-
dressed, for the
1rst-act curtain.
Listen, darling" "
she au t ION e d.
I've kept hands
of for two weeks,
just to see how
you reacted to
my teaching, and
you really came
through in grand
style"
You mean about
this Weatherill per-
Evening star., 1937-04-06
Minimum WAGE LAW
FOR MEN ADVOCATED

Woman Commends Roosevelt
Statement to Same Effect in
Talk Here.
Advocating minimum wage laws for
men as we'll as women, Mrs. Helen
Robbins Bitterman Of Ohio COM
mended President Roosevelt in an ad-
dress Sunday before the National
Woman's party for his recent state
ment to the same effect.
Women merely lose their jobs"
Mrs. Bitterman said, In pointing out
the disastrous effects of 4 minimum
wage law for women alone.
A personal investigation, she as
serted, showed that many women had
Evening star., 1937-04-06
c, TUESDAY,

was glad Nancy had got away. where
shall We 60, Hervey, dear?" she in.
quired. Cloe knew all the answers.
(Copyright, 1879
Evening star., 1937-04-06
NEW LODGES CHARTERED
Federation of Federal Employees
Total Now 6O2.

The National Federation of Federal
Employees has chartered four new
lodges, bringing the total to 6O2 Miss
treasurer, announced today.
These units are in Baltimore, New
Orleans, Gasconade, Mo-, and STRAIT
ford Tex
Evening star., 1937-04-06

Like dry cocktail or dry wine, it's the only kind
a real experienced beer drinker will order.
And you'll never tire Of the taste of Gunther's.
That again is because it's dry and beer-y-nstead
of being sweet-llke!
No wonder Gunthers is the biggest selling beer in
this part of the country. Made like imported
Bavarian or Bohemian beer, using only the choicest
imported hops, there is grander tasting beer at any
price anywhere.
Ask some of the folks from the Danish, Dutch or
German Embassies what kind of beer they like (and
what kind of beer they drank in the old country.
It's dollars to doughnuts they'll describe "a good dry
berry knd"-like Gunther's!
Drink Gunthers and you'll really be
a beer drinker!
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
9as asluiHsnGafte %Sansmao@sn.

.Soren sic, 0larie". ioete Die
iunee @itpe, Grau 2orien, gu ibrem
neuen 011oheit, nnenn mid iemano
nm Eelepbon perIanst, miiiien Sic
INNER crit fragen, per BORT lit, uno
Damn miiiien sic iogen: @inen @u.
geublid, id peroe uodieben, oh
6rau 2orieu nod Satie gefommen
i'll"
Sn Ser eriten 3eit eine oIes gut,
unO Jrou 9orien freute iid, bob
iih 0os RaOhen 10 genau nod ibren
anpeiiuneen ridtete.
6rou 2arIen berIobte Iid baum
unO b~erobreoete eiumoI BEL benz
idonen 8orfriibIinespetter nit if
rem 3ufiinftieen einen Goeesous'
fIitg. Der iunge Moun rief Inn iie-
ben l1br moreens an, Inn Iid at er.
tunoigen, Oh er idon fommen Tonne:
Sam id 6rou 2arien nal ipre-
den?" frogte er Oos Mdohen.
aginen AueenbIid", ioete Wtorie,
niG DerOe nodIeben, Oh Grou Car
len nod Souie gefommen it'll"
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Sein @un d. n9iutti,
ib modte 70 gerne Elm 8riiOer6en
boben!"
50? @esbolb Oenn? 8os niait
gu oenn oomit2"
.@erbouen!~
- Gum 3ndoenten. aIs
GER Sops einen @eiddftsfreuno
in Oefien 8iiro beiuden poate, fanO
er es gei6loiien un0 las ouf ei1em
3ettel, Ser an Die Cir gebeftet mar:
SD bin fir cine balbe Stunoe
peggeeaneen, fomme ober sleid tpie.
Ser. Sd bin fdom 8tuon8ig Minuten
fort
Grinffprud .@eine 0a-
men mo Serrenl" iaete Der gfeoner
nod Aem 4benoeiien. .@s lit nidt
notig, oaB cine Srau i60n lit, unO
es 1T aud ni6t idlimm, penn tie
unbegabt lit. ober zines miB fie fon-
men i'm 2eben, un0 0os lit foden!
nnO Der bette 8etpeis fir meme 8e-
bauptung 1T uniere Iiebenspiiroise
@~aitgeberin ielbit, nidt mabr, meme
Domen uuo &erren?"
Gin fIeiner 8oriduB.
sd babe cine &oae fir Siel"
iagte Der 9beater6ireftor. Sic iol-
len einen bielfaden Miaiondr ipie-
len, einen 8r0ius nit uuiiberiebba-
rem Geidtiimerr, Der nit benz @eloe
nur 10 berumpirft! @louben sic,
oaB Sic 0as ipielen fonnen?"
naber natiirli9l Sou id nal nit
flint Dollar anfangen, mid in Sic
&ole ein5uleben = 0onn bite, ber
oamiti"
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
6odseitgreife.

9o@5ettsrete G. Gas
iungberbeirntete 8oar fam in elm
&OteI, Der @1ann COB benz Stuben-
madden 0rei Dollar uuo iogte:
ngitte, er31bIen sic niemonoem,
DAB mir ouf Der &of5eitsreiie iiuol~
9os Mdo9en beriprod es. Raum
mar iie elm Stiid nrf Dem Rorrioor
eutIouggegoneen, Oo froete idon
cine dItere Dame: .@or Oos nitt
eben elm iungoerbeirotetes Che.
poar?"
Dos M106en onhte an Die Orei
Collar uno o~ntDortete: 9Die ouf
3immer 372 gein, meine Dame, Die
iiu0 blob befreunoetl~
Stimmt. Cine IpisuoIiee
Game nit rotem @eiidt fam ms
8iirO ulO berIangte ben Gbef au
ipreden. Ser iiingite Stift meIoete
Dies Dem Director.
nSit iie idon?~ froste ser Chef.
nSa, iebr id0n!" NOR Die Ant-
mort.
n5iibren Sic Iie bereiul" --
NodOem Die Dame nieOer eegali-
gen mar, bemerfte Der Gbef i'm Ior-
beigeben 81 benz 2ebrline: rDas
nennen Sic cine iebr idone Dame?~
SD Oadte, OoB es Sbre Grau
nGrel" murmeIte Der iurge Nonn
ber6ottert.
n0as itimmt audi" iogte Ser 0i-
rector.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Streng bitorif1. Ger
6Ibrer oes 6renNenautos: sllno
bier, meme 9amen uno Serren, ieben
Sic 6as 5tanObilo bon aorner, be.
fannt ourh Die &orneritraBe, ourd)
Die mir geraoe eben gefabren Iino!~
Sdone Aus ii Of n.
Snfel: uNaun &arl, iteuen mir NAL
cine 2iite beiner Shuloen auf. Man
lit ia audi nal jung getpeien."
Stuoent: n@inen glugenblid, On.
tel. SD m06te Oos EintenfaB crit
auffiiuen.~
@ieI DerIongt. Onfel
@uitap fpieIt nit ben Rinoern:
uglio los. id bin Der b0fe WoIf,
bm, bu, bu!" Yeter gudt uno meint
gelangpeilt: nNu muEte Snge oodJ
freiienl"
rAber oas sebbt bod nift!" iogt
Sufel @uitab.
ug2a", meint Beter GrgerIid, verft
miaite nit uns tuot S~ponnenoes
ipielen, uno ipenii ct 70 melt is, baIte
tcenen Appetitl~
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

= &edt bat tie. ugaun ia
gen Sic mir blob nm ones in Der
@elt, pie fam elm @infommeniteu.
Observation-Disclosures nur 10
einiilbig iein."
Die SO Ii n de fino err.
fuIIt. Sic: SD fam mir MIR
cine Che oenfen, in Ser mir Cider.
belt unS Gdus geboten peroen!~
gr: n9os paBt ia oiisge3eihnet,
mein Sraulein id bin &eriide-
r%ungsbeamter, uno mein @oter lit
5dusmann!~
Gas ging ibn III DIT 3
II. @unNlad gebt oie StraBe bin
unter uno glaubt, einen 8etunnten
Dor Iid au ieben. St gebt oidt an
i'm beran idldet inn frdftig auf
Die Sdulter unO iagt: r@uten Gag,
alter Sunge!"
IS lit aber elm @ilofremoer, ben
er 10 bebonoelt bot. n@os noIen
Sie?" frogt Ser u~nbefaunte.
ngntiduloigen Sic, Iogt gunO-
lad, i'd oadte, es mare meirl
6reuno &arlienl"
Limb barum miiifen Sic 10 bart
5ui9logen?"
Sebt mirh aber @un0lod boie:
a@as gebt es sic 6enn an, tpie idJ
meiuen SreunO &arlien bebonOlel"
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

sic modt's bait M :
mer 10. 9ie leiht ongeiabrte
9Gneerin lang: SD mOdt' eininol
wieoer oerIiebt ieinl"
Sn Ser oritten Reibe iagte Der
Observation-Disclosures al ieinem
Nodborn: nGie femme id. 9ie fommt
INNER nod 2a0eni6luB uno brortt
nod mas"
Sic Sangemotte. Ser
iunge gbeutanu lit babel, fir feline
Srou cine S%Gnsemotte i'm @arten
ouf5ubdngen.
.AlfreO, penn Der 3weig nun ob-
bridtl~
uM6er, Gin0der, .tpos frage i'd
oenn mad eitlem alien moriden Stub
baum3ueig, peun es iid Oarum ban.
oelt, Dir cine 5reuOe 5u mo9en?l"
Ole 8poentiir. oSoben
Sic Ooran geoaAt, bic @ooentiir 81
IdlieBen, 2ina?"
.0as babe id ia wobl getonl"
u@as lit Oos fir cine nlgenole
anttportl gntueoer sic baben oaron
qeooft ODER sic boben nidt oorat
geoodltl~
.Gas babe id ia nit meiner ant.
mort CEMENT"
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Qag at ibm. 6.

0as geniigt if m. Sen.
tten Sic ben Slim: gie @iini6e
elmer i60nen 6rou?"
Stein, BEN Slim nidt - aber bic
Biinidel~
Odfenid pon5iuppe-
Die ear5e Somilie iBt aus irgeno-
qinem @runOe pieaei6t pnr es
gerooe fur5 Dor benz @riten = BEL
6en @roBeltern. gus 5uie in Ser
Suppe elm Stid S6ieni6wan5 iid)-
tet, fragt lie: SIN oos?" uno oann
Iogt tie auf oie grtldrung bin: DID,
Ienidmona? Mein @ott, mern i6 10
beoenfe, mo 0as idon gebangen bat
= nee, oas efie i6 nid!l!"
-@r0fun0e. 9ebrer @ieiede
tut Iein 8eites, I'm ieinen S6ilern
sen @lobus gu erflaren. Nadoem
CT ieinen 8ortrag beenoet bate,
fragte er: Scum, @oIfgang, mel9eS
2nno liegt unferem 2anoe genau ge-
geniiber auf Der anOeren Seite Der
@rofueel?~
@oIfgang i6meigt.
r9os lit bod gang einfad@, err
muntert i'm Der 2ebrer. rStea Dir
Dor, mir bobren BON unierem 51ul-
bcf aus ein Sod Ourd Die @roe,
gan3 gerooe binour6, uno on friedit
bineiu. $50 fommit on aitf Ser an
oeren Settle Ser gr6fltgel tpieoer Der
dus?~
n@us Dem 2od!l" ontportete
8olfgang.
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Ole arm Saugfrau

0ie arme Sausfrau.
n@ie lit Oenn oein neues Mdoden?"
fragte Die 6reunoin.
SD bin gar nift 8~ufrieoen" {,
flagte oie Sausfrau, ben gan5en
Gag tut tie nidts, uno ielbit Oas tut
tie unpiQig!" =
- 6roge un6 Antmort.
Isle gebt es Sbrer 6rou?"
u0b ibr &opf modt ibr gu i6af-
fen!~
r@arum frast fie nidt einen
ar3t?~
.@eiI ibr nur Die Butmaferin
belfen fann!"
Sic err es feb1. Glaus,
Ser Siinsite, tis babir adn0li8 in
osr &inoeritube o~ufbemabrt, iicbt
Jun erItennloI nit 8ehubtiein benz
groBen gru0er beim @iien nit Der
@a6el 5u.
nMuttil" idreit er uno ruti9s Dor
a%ufregune bonn Seiiel berunter,
nMutti iieb nal 9on3 Idnen - Der
Berner freBt mit'n 9omm!~
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

menl"
.@i miGit Ou oas tpiiien2~
Chen Inete @utter .Mein Sic
ber~ 81 gaterl"
Glance. 5ron lltemonu:
SD babe BEN @opagei nun idon
gon5e 5pei Sabre, unO er bat nod
ME elm 8ort geiproden."
&err lttemann: .Du ionteIt ibm
nal cine Gbonce geben, S1osl"
abf9ieO. @aIteeber:
~Nun. id boffe, OaB es Dir bic odt
Gage in meinem SGus6en gut ge-
fallen bat"
@ait: $50. @s mar reGt nett,
nur Elm bibden Ionnig. Sdooe, Bob
Die 81itme in 0einem @orten nod 10
nieOrig iin0.~
@aitgeber: ySb, id boffe, Dab lie
tiidtig eeiDodien iino, Denn ou nal
pieSerfommit."
@ef6Gftsti dttg. Ser
Spbn oes Chefs fommt du ieinem
Batter: ISM 9aoen lit elm Serr, Der
modte germ piiien, OBJ Die SemOen,
oie ni6t einIaufen ioaen, aud Wirf-
lid nidt einIaufenl @os ion ib linn
Iogen?"
.Goiien ie inn Oenn2"
rgtein, iie iin0 gu groBl"
.0u ma1it mir pirflif Summer,
mein Sobnl 0atiirIid loufen Die
6em0en ein!"
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
@nnbsr Ser 9rsTnr.

Dart Smain beiudte einmal einen
Sunoe5iidter, Ser ibm bon StoI5
Ieinen Muiterbuno, cine groBe Dog
&c, borfiibrte. n@enn id au Dem
SunO iage: Spring iiber oieien
@raben", erIGuterte er, ooann
Ipringt er. nn0 penn id gu ibm
iage: nSriB oieie aofnsnuB oufl"
- 2ofusniiiie fam er niht leiOeil
- Damn friBt er iie. llno tuenn ifJ
inn elm Dltsen0 2eberpiirite Dor Oie
Naie Iege llnN iage at inn: uNidt
onriibren;~ Damn IdBt er iie liegen
uto pelln er babel berbuneern foq-
tel~
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
gerfeBIte @trtuns.

9erfebIte Mirtung.
@roBmutter bat iid eiueu 8uben.
fopf fdueioen loiieu. gIsfen Iiebt
Oas beim ndditen geiud utO meiut:
.0mn, on liebit MN gar ni6t
mebr pie cine olte 6rnu aust
80? @ie 0enn nun?"
nWie elm alter Mann, Oma.~
Gin dperer 9erIu It.
&iAorO bat gu Sous einen aufios
iiber Den DreiBieidbrisen &ries ge-
Idrieben; ober leioer bat er oas Seft
nit benz Iiterarii6en Meiitermerf
b%erloren. am MOrgen, ols er in
Die Sdule eeben min, merit er ben
@erluit. gr bat Angit, benz 2ebrer
Telbit iein NeiBgeidid au er56blen,
unO bittet feline Mlitter Inn cine 8e-
ideinigung. 0ie Mutter lit aud 70.
fort 0a5u bereit unO idreibt ouf
einen 3ettel:
nSierourd bei6einiee id, OaB
mein Sobn @idaro oen QreiBigidb-
rigen &rieg berIoren bot. gr miro
ober iofort einen neuen anfaneen,
iobaIo er aus Ser SduIe 3uriid lit.
- &idaros Wflitter."
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Ole GrfI1rung. Batter,
mas lit elm @eoant?"
Sin fleinli9er Meni6i~
Limo mas lit 0oun elm 8enoout9"
ugeod elmer oo5u!4
- @evfmirOig. 9ie Mut-
ter er5abIt ibrer fIeinen Clio aus Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: rl1nO Der liebe
@ott IieB oae @aiier an einem Orte
3uiommenflieBen un6 nannte es
yMeer", uno ons Grodene nanilte
er v2an6~.~
90 ioet bic RIeine uno ftrobIt
ibers gnn3e @eiidt: uSSa, 0as nen<
men mir aud iol~
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Ger @run6. Sic iinA'
idon wieoer gei1ie0en?4
uSa, pegpu oes lebten Gienitmoo~
hens.~
ugdor, Idau, Sic 96mereno-
teri"
o@or nidts 5dmerenoter; Der
@runO mar, Dab iie meine Grou cine
oumn1e @ans gebeiBen bate"
SD beriteb' ober nidt redt, ME
oos nit Der SdeiOung 3uiammen-
bangt?"
so, id bate bod Dem Mdomens
ing 3eugnis geidrieben: gbrlid unA
oufridtigl~ a
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

Ole 8 il n 6 eIrute @ir
iiben BEL Gid. So iogt meia odf~
iG6riger GnfeI: n@ud NAL, Die Der
Mdnne (9ofeD INNER nit benz
Sdmoua pofelt, nenn er mas
piinidt.~
Sage id: Gas beiBt nidt
SApon5, ion0ern Suite"
Sagt err: ngd, 6aun lit oas ucbI
sic @iinideIrllte g N
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

nSm", modte Marf Swain, ~i6
bobe immer iebr bel fir S1nOe lib
rig eebabt, ober iebt iebe ih, oaB eS
unter ibnen genau iolde DuIeltiere
gi6t pie iilter Oen Meniden.s
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

p9ringen Sic iduen ben @elo-
brief CUR 9oit, er entbdlt meme rid
itGnOige 9rGmie fir Oie 6euerOer-
iiderungl"
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

.Sd bite Inn @ntiduloigung,
Serr 8rofefior - i6 babe Deridla-
fen...."
p@os = 5u Souie idlofen Sic
aud nod?
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Die anr.

rW9eine Srou piegt 172 Bfun0.
Sier i'm gao nimmt iie iabrlid %
9funo ob. Sn adt Sobren lit tie
ueg."
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
Dffsmsr earsibsbrisf bss
4butbt Sanerambfer.
1928.

Rein liewer Serr &eOad8iondrl
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03
gsrfansIide Sraae.

n$aben &dlber aud SufnGgel?@
u@e, wieio?"
SD bob eben ouf einen gebii-
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

CIR peiB 8ef9etS. sd
CLAUDE, mir boben 9eiud befom-
meni"
Washington Journal., 1937-09-03

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allies priepebrt for
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-19
EXCHANGE MOVES
TO TIGHTEN RULES
Members Placed on Same
Footing as General
Public.
BY the Assoclatec Press,


NEW YORK, April l9-The New
York Stock Exchange has moved to
further govern trading activities of
members, in accordance with recon-
mendations made by the Securities and
Exchange Commission.
In new rules effective May II the
exchange places members and partners
in member firms on the same footing
with the general trading public as to
margin requirements.
They require members, when trad
ing for their own accounts, to maintain
at all times margin of SIS per cent in
the form of cash or collateral of the
market value of the securities they are
carrying with their own firms or with
other member firms
The new rules are the elimination
of long inquiry conducted by the S. E.
c. into member trading. In suggest
ing them, the commission held excess
sive trading by members for their own
account tended to widen the markets
fluctuations.
Under the old system it was possible
for members in so-called daylight"
trading to buy and sell many lots of
stock in course of single session, with
but nominal marginal coverage, so
long as accounts we're evened up at the
close
A supplementary rule covers opera
tons Of registered stock exchange
firms, in dealings for their own &C
counts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 10 oP, Omitted States
tpepIsdItment OF Agriculture) Hogs, 5000.
With fridays best time or steady to 10 10
fhlgher than Fridays average; top, 10 35:
bulk good and choice, 2O0-32O pounds
0.!0a10.30; 150-190 pounds. 9.5Oa
TO- most packing sows, 950a9.75.
Cattle, 10000 calves 800: general
market active, firm to 25 higher: common
and medium grade steers and heifers get
ting best action: even good to near-choice
yearlings and weighty steers selling de-
pendably,; all interest in trade; largely
short-fed rum practically all steers and
yearlings selling 1900 down: comparative
handful medium weight and weighty
bullocks. 13.50a14.50, latter price top on
early rounds; prime steers absent: best
heifers. 1900. this class ruling Is to %
higher; cows strong to 10 higher: bulls
and vealers strong; best sausage bulls.
6S5;. selected vealers up. to 1880; stockers
and feeders continue dull.
Sheep. $4,000, including 5.4O0 direct:
fat lambs acative, % to 35 higher; bulk,
13.00a1325; early top 1925 to shippers
few. loads 1875: common to medium
load. 1l.75; sheep nrm; wooded ewes. 6.OOa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. April 10 R.-Esrs, 30
424, about steady. Mixed colors special
packs. 24-25A; standards. 23A; STORAGE
S R:shsa 5its ssa airsi:.. NJ. j. 2i$$
average checks 81.
Butter. 1882. unsettled Creamery.
score): 80; frsts (s1-9I scores), 3I-3lA;
seconds 1s4-s7 scoresl. 3O-3024: cen
Cheese 7e. s4i firm Stat. xbo,. will
flats d fresh; fancy. 17-17Ha; held fancy
Rocks. II: Leghorn IA Fowls colored
Il; Leghorn. IS. BOOSTERS. 13; turkeys,
1928: ducks. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-19
CURB LIST HOLDS
T0NARROW RANGE
Few Issues Veer Sharply.
but Most of Market Re-
mains Unchanged.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Share
prices shifted about narrowly in the
curb market today, with much of the
list unaltered
A handful of stocks veered sharply,
including Newmont Mining, off sew
eral points; Agfa Ansco down about
Az Aluminium Co., off 4 or SO, and
Wayne Pump, American Cyanmid B
and American Gas g. Electric, off ma
jor fractions.
Among gamers, New York Steam
was up 3 or so and Franklin Rayon
and Lake Shore Mines up major
fractions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-04-19
SALES IN RURAL AREAS
WELL ABOVE YEAR AGO
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
The Commerce Department esti-
mates the dollar volume of daily av-
erage sales of general merchandise in
small towns and rural areas was l8
per cent higher in March than in
the same month year ago.
The department said Sales for
March increased considerably more
than the usual estimated amount at
this season of the year. The sea-
sonally adjusted index, therefore, rose
to 1875 in March on the basis of 1929
81 as 100, from 1852 in February"
Sales for the first quarter of the
year were about IA per cent above
the same period in 1896.