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Evening star., 1937-11-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. IS ,4p Omitted States
Department Of Agriculture. Hogs. 81
900 including 10000 direct; mostly 20
to 39 cents lower than Fridays average:
packing sows 1929 cents of; practical
TOP: $50: BULK. good and choice. 10000
Dounds Dounds ss15 few few, choiee d4o.l59
BUTCHERS; ne s.5o.!5: bulk good packing sows,
Cattle, 10000; calves. 1900: fed steer
and yearlins trade. very slow: bidding 20
30 cents lower; mostly so cents off; hold
ing ;a,. few loads strictly good and choice
Beef trade sluggish: weakened BY ap-
proachins poultry season; largely warmed
up ana short fed steer run and supply
excessive: heifers % cents or more down.
also very slow: cows. weak to 25 cents
lower: bulls and vealers steady to weak;
weighty SAUSAGE bulls up to 200; vealers.
! 90 down; thin stockers. steady; meaty
kinds lower
Sheep; 10000. including 800 direct;
iat lambs moderately active, strong TO
ns,,x. ns cents IT'S an and more higher most bids
paid for choice natives to shippers: top'
io:2b on few to small killers: sheep and
3.OO-4.0c: good feeding lambs a.OO-25
Evening star., 1937-11-15
REPUBLIC STEEL
TO LEASE MINES
Controls Witherbee Sher.
man Properties PENDING
Vote of Stockholders,
By the Associated Press.

~ INV hsetCiaten EIeN.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. ls.-Re-
public Steel Corp. announced TODAY it.
has assumed control OF properties of
the Witherbee Sherman Corp, pend
ing approval of 25-year lease by
Witherbee Sherman stockholders.
The lease includes operating iron
ore mines. a concentrating plant and
4 sintering plant at Mineville and
Port Henry, N. Y, and about 100 900
acres Of iron ore bearing lands located
near Lake Champlain in Clinton and
Essex Counties, N. Y.
r. J. Wysor, president of Republic.
said the lease is based upon Republic
mining minimum of 100000 tons OF
iron ore annually. To permit the
consummation of the lease a revision
OF provisions of mortgage securing
the 33,600000 principal amount Of
outstanding income binds of Wither-
bee Sherman Corp. Is contemplated.
The Port Henry Mining Co.. sub
sidiary of Witherbee Sherman. is
included in the lease.
Linking of the Witherbee Sherman
ore properties to the steel operations
OF Republic carries out q recent ten
dency in the steel industry toward
integration Of operations from iron
ore through to tho finished product,
Wysor said.
Witherbee Sherman stockholders
will meet in New York City December
8 to consider approval Of the lease.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
CURB LIST MIXED
Sc LATE IN SESSION
Changes of Fractions to 81
Predominate-Utility
Gains Reduced.
4y the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Nov. 15.--Curb stocks
were mike din quiet dealings today.
Changes of fractions to around point
Swere the rule as the session went into
the final hour.
Earlier gains in the utilities were
shaved by modest selling following
announcement of further drop in the
steel operating rate and President
Roosevelts message to Congress.
Aluminium Co. and Newmont Mining
were up aroun da point Sherwin Will
liams and Pittsburgh Plate Glass
dropped about the same amount. Ad-
vancing fractions were Sunray Oil.
United Wall Paper. United Light &
Power a." Creole Petroleum, Amer
ican Superpower and Lake Shore
Mines
A little on the down side were
Northern States Power a." ST Regis
Paper, United Gas, American Cyan
amid b American Gas & Electric.
Gulf Oil. Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
Co. and Cities Service
, Brazilian Traction IL Light was up
nearly a point.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. Is 1P.-Cheese:
Lonshorns. 20A-2Oha: sinsle daisies,
2O-20k2
Live poultry: Fowls. Plymouth Rock.
fancy. 24-25: mixed colors, 22-23; White
Leshorns. fancy. 1919: average. 15-17:
OLD ROSTERS. 1919; Leghorns. 17-1s: pul.
Rock, fancy. 24-2b; ordinary. 1913: red
and mixed colors, springers. 1928: new
h.tehsd broilsrs, sa-25: turkeys fancy
White Pekin 1920: old. 49, Muscovy
ducks, white. II: black, 1915; geese,
fancy, fat, 20; ordinary. l7-Is.
Dressed poultry: Turkeys. Western and
Northwestern. young hens, 1929: youns
toms. 27-2s: city dressed nearby youns
fresh killed, in boxes. Western. 2OA-25:
western, in boxes, s7.ssHs: city dressed
chickens, 3O-32: old roosters. 16a-1912:
Spring ducks. Long Island. 20: Western
ducks 1S-1s1a seese. Western. %.
Wheat: No. red winter, garlicEy, No.
'ef BTtt.r: ey9,y Ton rrsdes s aah.43 %. asA.
asH: e aH: e e. !. as"; 90 seh; sa' a51a; 49,
Esss steady: e.1ae cases. U. 8. extras.
whites, 38-42: browns. 3S-41: standards,
] and 2. 1894: 3 and 4. 2T-3O: trades.
1929: mediums extras or better. whites,
81 80: standards. 1926.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Jersey Standard
Reduces Gasoline:
ID. C.. Unaffected
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Nov. l5-Standard Oil
Co, of New Jersey and Standard Oil
Co, Of Louisiana today reduced tank
car. dealer and retail prices OF gasoline
3. Of a cent gallon in their marketing
areas except where prices are sub
normal.
Territories include New jersey,
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia,
North Carolina. South Carolina, Louisi-
ana, Arkansas and Tennessee. Wash
lngton. D. c.. and vicinity and Della
ware will not be affected.
1t was said the reduction reflected
weakness in wholesale prices and lower
transportation rates but did not indi-
cate general decline in gasoline.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Nov. is 0p.--EgEs. 9.216:
J%.s. s5s%.gs.r .t.nGsfds MSsS @ d1.s Rssak7
No: j: a4H .vsrass checks. 1919. r..
standards. soI.a1M:' '.fSiTst firsst.. SdR-sfiMH::
seconds.. 1890: mediums and small.
18h-19h; dirties lsh-19h.
er than extra. .3sN -ssis; extra Iea scorei.
80 nrsts (S8-91 scoresl: 33h-37h: Sec
onds (84-s7 scores). 31-33.
Ohesse. 1l9,272; easier. State whole
milk mats. fresh fancy 10h-2O; fresh.
specials. 20k; held. fancy, 1885. 1924.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
SALES GAIN REVEALED
BY KROGER GROCERY

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Nov ls.-The Kroger
Grocery d Baking Co. announced today
that sales for the eleventh four-week
period Of 1887. ended November s,
reached 3l8,SB7. .405. compared with
slS.46l,sl7 for the corresponding 1885
period
For the first / periods Of 1887 cumu-
lative sales totaled s210,656,s07, or
3ll ,075,000 over the 1896 period.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
WOOL PRICES STEADY,

SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. IS LP.-
The European continent and York
shire were the chief buyers today in
wool auctions. with 10.970 bales
onered, 8,400 auctioned and 674 sold
privately. The grade was average to
good and prices were steady.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Du POnt Orders
81 Dividend on
Common Stock
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
WILMINGTON. Del. Nov. l5.-E.
I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. de-
clared today year-end dividend of
So on the common stock, payable De-
cember IA to stock OF record Novem-
ber %.
Previously this year the company
has paid interim dividend of IS cents
on March IS and 81 on June Is and
81 so on September Is.
On December IS last year a divi-
dend Of 81 was paid
Evening star., 1937-11-15

10 bAnkTuDto3 O. roe0lVoI1hlp or 0olne
reorsanxsd under the 1ankruDtc, At o.
securitiet aesumed b. such companies
are annual disburssments based on the lat
euarter,y OF semi.snnual declaration 0n.
!css 1.n1 1oscefviss re notsd :pseta, or sztrs livi.
Also extra u extras Paio Ase scar
ifaySnie 10 stock gDeclared or paid -
81 atock. kAccunViatC6 dividend Ssi1
Or declared this year VV-With var.
rants ~ without warrants vaf War.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. IS LP,.-Call money
STEADY; ] per cent all day. Prime com.
mercial paper. per cent. Time loans
steady: 5000 days. IA: four six months,
IA per cent. Bankers acceptances un-
chansed: 3o-90 days. All: four months
Ala: hve-six months ss-,. RediScoupt
rate. New York Reserve Bank l per cent
Evening star., 1937-11-15
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (P.-The
visible supply Of American grain shows
the following changes Tin bushels):
Wheat decreased 4,3l3, 1000: corn in
creased $50, 900; oats decreased 352.-
900; rye decreased 30l 900: barley In
creased 305, 900.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
STEEL QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK. Nov IS 1P, Steel prices
sn.,1.d per 10" poSnc,; obn,: D. ritssurSh: 1lue
niIed sheets $50: black sheets, hot rolled
3.1b: steel bars. 245
Evening star., 1937-11-15
ODD.LOT DEALINGS.
By the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported to-
day these transactions by customers with
d.lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for November 13:
<l3b purchases involving 9s Ss5 shares;
1888 sales involving 6s. 192 shares.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.

NEW YORK, Nov. Is CP.-Bar sill.
yer steady and unchanged at AN.
Evening star., 1937-11-15
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Transit Colo at 2, 10 at 9.
10 at 9, 10 at 9, 10 at 9.
AFTER CALL.
Washington Gas Light pfd-l0 at 100.
Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
Evening star., 1937-11-15

NW-Wlth warrants.
xw-Without warrants
New st tstpb-Stamped
sNetotiability impaired by msturity.
fCompanies reported in receivership.
Evening star., 1937-11-15

Plus extras eye extra fliaR ex-
ira. 75c extra. - soc paid June "a.
1887.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
MAE'S SALARY
 IN 1885 TOPS
 ALL ACTRESSES
She Leads tor Second Year, Treasury Shows
 Miss Dietrich Next

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13. - Mae West, for the second time, topped all other feminine movie stars in 1885 earnings, as revealed in the annual Treasury Department com pilation of salaries, which was made public by the House Ways and Means Committee under a manda- tory law.
 During 1885, the list showed Mae received $4OO,833 from the Para mount Company. One Of her clos est rivals was Marlena Dietrich, whose compensation was S368 o00
 The salary list, including all cor poratons reporting on aa annual ba- sis, showed many radio stars crowd ing the movie stars for top salary ranking. Paul Whiteman, band lead CT. was paid $242, ,373 by an advertis- ing company for clients, while Rudy Vallee was paid $168 348 by the same company. Stage and radio appaar- ently netted Major Edward Bowes about $25o,000
 List Registered
 Chairman Doughton, Democrat, of North Dakota. of the Ways and Means committee made public the salary with regret
 Many salesmen. the report show cd. earned more than $l00,000 during 1885 in salaries of commissions Tn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
MRS. COLLEEN
 IS SURPRISED
Friends Gather atHer Home to Bid Bon Voyage
 to Seattle

Bidding bon voyage to Mrs c c, Colen, a number of friends gathered at the Collen home last night and gave her a merry sendoff Mrs. Ccncn sft on Che Princes Norah for seauie where sine is planning to visit her father end friends for an indefinite time
 The evening was spent with games and mnsic Special refreshments were Jc3 during the enjoyable evening Those who were present to say goodbye to their friend were:
 Mrs Floyd Dryden, Mrs. O L. cuts were not deep enough Weak Mrs Mae Rilroy Mrs. George Tan ner. Lieut. Marearet Morris, Mrs. !. M Clark Mrs Gudman Jensen. Mrs E. Seelye Mrs. {. streed, Mrs T. W Anderson Mrs " Butts, Mrs George Kerin. Mrs. c zuboff.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
MURDER BEFORE AN AUDIENCE OF
 10000 PEOPLE
Ian Hunter Is Strong Silent He-Man Type in Morals
 of Marcus


 With a spectacular grand opera
 setting for a climateric sequence, Moonlight Murder" Metro-Gold-
 wyn Mayors new mystery romance
 dsahne with the slaying of a tenor
 beGor 5n audience of twenty thou
 sand ,,s the Hollywood Bowl, comes
 tonight to the Capitol Theatre. ! As the tenor. Leo Carillo makes
 his first appearance as a singer since his musical comedy days or the stage He sings the famous aria , to Azucena in Verdi's T Troyatore," ," the initial scene also including the
 Gypsy Dance" and the Anvil Chorus
 The new picture co-features Ches- ! ter Morris as a detective, solving the mystery, and Madge Evans as Ia laboratory expert who assists in Bunraveling the case.
 | The cast includes Duncan Rem aldo, Benita Hume, J. Carol Naish, H. B. Warner, Katharine Alexander, Robert McWade, Frank McHugh. Grant Mitchell and others. ! The co-starring of Lupe Vels2 land Ian Hunter in The Morals of Marcus" Julius Hagen's Real Art Production. which, GB IS presenting tonight at the Coliseum Theatre, brings to the screen a new pair Of lovers-a pair as thrilling and gla- morous as the erstwhile Garbo and Gilbert Here are two charming and vital personalities who compli- ment each other for a screen com edy which is gay, bantering, and light-hearted, and has for it's set ting the glamorous interior of an Oriental harem as well as the snooty and glittering background of mod ern society.
 The picture is the much heralded screen version of the successful stage play of the same name by William
 J. Locke.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13

Dn L. F. smith of the State De- partment of Health, says tubercu- losis is Public Enemy No. r in Kentucky.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
FIFTY THOUSAND WITNESS DEATH, DOPE pEPEDDLERS
Public Execution Takes Place on Steps of Tenn
 pie of Heaven

PEIPING, China, Jan. 13-An estimated 50,000 today watched the execution of five narcotic peddlers.
 The execution took place on the steps of the world famous Temple of Heaven and was the second public execution in Chinas narcotics cru- sade in which all Chinese caught will be killed by rifle squads.
 The Ozarks comprise about ESQ., GOO square miles in Missouri, Ok lahoma and Kansas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13

The shortage good the problem of the teaer to- day despite that the legitimate enjoying prosperity Such the opinion Cow glamoous stage principal the current Lady theater ton movies radio But her advice to the egng ambitions to weigh the carefully many confront the attempting break into the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
Voting Only Begins
 Political Campaign

BELLO HORIzONTE, Brazil, Jan. Members of the municipal ad- ministration here refused to give up their jobs when voted out of office, and prepared to hold the town hall by arms.
 When the newly elected staff padlocked the building and carried on business outside, however. the old group came out through the windows and surrendered.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
History Echoes
 for Aged Sisters

PAWLET, Vt, Jan. 13.-The shot heard round the world still echoes in the memories of three sisters who were born and still live in this Green Mountain town.
 The Battle of Lexington, Paul Re- vere's Ride, Bunker Hill, all famous in history. are incidents in the birth of a nation which these sisters, as little girls, heard first hand from the lips of their grandfather.
 The sisters are Miss Helen Leach, now ninety, Mrs. Julia Wheeler. eighty-siX, and Miss Ann Sheldon, nnety-three
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
DOUCLAS NEVIS
ODD FELLOWS AND REBEKAHS
 TO HOLD JOINT INSTALLATION

Annual installation of officers of Alaska Lodge No. l, I. O. o. F., and Northern Light Rebekah Lodge Sf Douglas, will be held jointly Thursday evening, January II, in 6ne Odd Fellows Hall MT and Mrs. J. R. Langseth, District De- Euties for Alaska, will install for the odd Fellows and Rebekahs. re- spectively
 A banquet will follow the install laJion ceremonies.
 D. I. w. c. MEETS NEXT WEEK
 January. 2l is the date set for
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
Attributes Age of One Hundred Eleven
 to Fact He's Single

BERLIN, Jan. Is. Friedrich Sadowski, Germany's oldest man, has just celebrated his 111th birth day at Niedenburg, East Prussia. Despite his great age he is re- markedly active. When four young women called upon him recently he danced with each of them. Herr Sadowski attributes his great age to the fact that he has re- mained a bachelor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13

Harlan Gubser, predatory animal expert, has left Kotzebue by air. plane to route to Fairbanks from where he will come to Juneau to re- port on wolf conditions in the Arc tic according to a message to the Alaska Game Commission.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13

scmo lns. nces, apparently, the sale-m-n earning huge sums were reqwud 10 maintain tteir own of- flee s,afls,
 Shirley Temple, the highest paid juvenile picture star, was shown to have received S66.0Oo. Both mo- ticn picture and radio salaries out stliEpd opera Among the higher paid sinscs oi Metropolitan Opera were Elizabeth Roethberg with S23 0o0, and Lawrence Tibbett. with s15,7l2. The artists presumably also engaged in Ia iio and concert work
 Other Salaries
 Among Che higher paid motion picture stars in 1855 were Charlie Chaplin. s260000; Cary Cooper. $3ll 000 Warner Baxter s20s 900 Harold Lloyd $125.000: Fred Astaire, $l27876; stan Laurel sl5e,2s6; and his teammate, Oliver Hardy s85,3l6; Eddie Cantor $15o,0o0; Katharine Hepburn. sI21, ,572: Irene Dunne, $2o8.055 Bing Crosby $3ls- 907 Herbert Marshall, s105,o00. Carola Lombard. Si56083; Jack Oa- kie, Sl0l625, Margaret SullaVan $lQaA3l; Ginger Rogers. s74 .483 William Powell, s65656; George Burns and Grace Allen s92,Oo0 Ann Harding, so9,75o, George Raft. $9o.o90; Charles CBuddy) Rogers. $73o0C Charles Ruggles, $106.273; GladHs SMarthant. a10l aa2-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
e0 nAYs

Richard Dick was sentenced to 50 days in the Federal Jail when ar yaigned before U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13
SANDING STREETS

City Marshal Dupree planned to undertake the sanding of the streets today to make travel more safe for pedestrians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-01-13

the next meeting of the Douglas Island Women's Club instead of January IA. previously mentioned through an error in this column.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

Pattern 1929 FROCK WITH BOW
ACCENT. Shirley Ross shows you
how effective this use of an over
size bow can be on a Summer frock.
It's a flattering dress to wear and
easy to make, the simple lines Great
ing an effective background for the
large bow. Pattern is designed for
sizes, IL, IA, l6, 18 and 20 (3O to 80
BUST. Size Ia requires yards of
35-lnch material and 80 yard of
Organdy to contrast. To trim as
shown, ga yards of ribbon or q,
yards Of bias fold are needed.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

Pattern H-3239. PRINTED
CREPE FROCK. This slim two
piece costume, cut on simple,
classic lines. is perfect for in
between season wear. with or
without a coat. Above straight
skirt with comfortable pleat
action, a Well-fitted overblouse
is buttoned trinity up the front
IN youthful jacket style. Pattern
is designed for sizes IA. Is, l9. 20.
40 and AZ (32 to AZ bust. Size
Is requires 4ls yards of 3e-inch
material and - yard of piQue
to trim.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

Pattern H 324O.
F r OC K w 1T H
PLEATED SKIRT.
What could be more
charming for your
vacation wardrobe
than this lovely
printed dress with
pleated skirt? It's a
new theme in the
fashion story and
you will want to
keep up with it. The
V-neckline of this
frock adds to its
freshness, too. Pat
tern is designed for
sizes II, IA, l6, l8
and 20 80 to 38
bust. Size IA re-
quireS 47s yards of
35 inch material.
with 2ls yards of
loop trimming for
bodice.
Evening star., 1937-07-18
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Evening star., 1937-07-18

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special style accent, for the vacation
and late Summer wardrobe. There is
an easily followed pattern and guide
for each.
Evening star., 1937-07-18

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Evening star., 1937-01-10
Is India Going Modern?

natural functions were in abeyance.
At the end of this period the en-
trance to his cave was unbricked, ne
was taken into the sunlight, massaged,
and a secret invocation whispered In
his ear. Presently his consciousness
returned from the other world to
which it had taken flight.
And the purpose? 1t was dimcult
to ascertain what enlightenment this
young Yogi Che was mere boy) had
received during his visit to the strange
borderland between being and not
being. But I am sure that this old
wisdom of the East has an eminently
practical basis. Its foundation Is
healthy mind in a healthy body, which
is no special prerogative Of the ancient
Romans or of any modern people.
School of Hatha Yoga.
There is a very famous school Of
Hatha Yoga at Rishikesh (no one
knows how old it Is, but its traditions
have been handed down from father
to son since long before books were
thought of which prescribeS. various
movements and positions which have
for their purpose the strengthening
of the muscles of the abdominal wall
and the stimulation Of the thyroid
gland. OF course, such ideas are not
new in the West. But they are hardly
more than 20 or 80 years old with us:
whereas they were common knowledge
to the Aryans 20 or 80 centuries ago.
Hatha Yoga exercises would require
much space to describe, and this is
not the place to do so; but it Is in
teresting to note that many of them
have been adopted, almost unchanged,
by beauty parlors and physical cul-
ture establishments. In fact, have
seen the boxer Kid Lewis in training
at Richmond, go through part of the
very same discipline to which the STU
dents at Rishikesh are subjected. 1t
is curious to think that the same
methods may be employed to put
ginger into a punch and to commune
with the Divine!
AS to psychoanalysis, there are Hindu
treatises on the subject dating from
300 AID. and with a tradition ex-
Evening star., 1937-01-10

tending to long before that date.
Every student of Yoga in Rishikesh
is analyzed by his teacher.
But I confess that Rishikesh left
me feeling rather lost and Ill at ease.
There is something frightening, to the
European, in its absorption in the
things of the spirit and its entire
disregard of what seem to us the
amenities Of civilization, such as sani-
tation.
There Is nothing whatever to see
or do in the little town, except to
visit holy men; nor Is there anything
Evening star., 1937-01-10

the imperial capital to viceroy's
house. Twenty servants awaited us,
dressed in scarlet and gold. My suite
consisted Of four rooms. On my
writing table was printed program
Of their excellencies' engagements,
which included the otherwise obscure
fact Of my arrival!
= Presently, in very creased evening
dress, with miniature medals had
not worn for many a day. I appeared
in the state drawing room, where
again found my name In print. on a
diagram showing that would sit next
Evening star., 1937-01-10

to H. H. the Began Aga Khan at
dinner. Now I was marshaled in the
line of the newly-arrived guests to
bow to Lord and Lady Wellington .
And 1t was only the evening before
that monkey had been stealing my
bananasl
Yes, the inquiring traveller will find
color and contrast in lavish plenty
throughout this old subcontinent.
Philosophers in loin-cloths. Princesses
in bare feet. Marvellous temples. Polo
tournaments. Pig-sticking. Hot winds
Holy monkeys. The most wonderful