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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-20
Fights Last Night
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
SAN FRANc1sCo.-qeoree Iatka.
Vaughn. i37. Cleveland t105.
ASHLAND. Ky.-Johnny Stevens,
1875. Cincinnati. outpointed Bobby Nc
HoLLYWooD caiif.Djimmy Ieto.
145M, Hartford. Conn. outpointed
Young Peter jackson. 142. Los Angeles
LONG BRANCH. N. J.--Mike Piskin:
Benny herman. 142M, Paterson. n.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. Tommy
Cross, 1874 Philadelphia. outpointed
Gene Gollotto. 1877, Somerdale. n, J.
t1O); Johnny Hutchinson. 125 Phila-
delphia, and Mexican joey Silva, 1877.
Los Angeles drew tS).
SAN FRANCISCO.-KuiK Kong Young.
1875. Honolulu. technically knocked out
Danny London. 1875. New York 80.
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pretty fair pass receiver and
good defensive back. If he con-
tinues to show the form he has
exhibited thus far, We will carry
him throughout the season.
Stralka, who placed tackle for
Georgetown, is being used as q
guard and seems ideally built for
the role. He is short, but stocky,
carrying 200 pounds around on a
5-foot-10 frame. He is very good
defensive man and has strong
offensive charge. II he has any
trouble it will be in pulling out Of
the line on our running plays.
Anthonavase, . guard from G. o.
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BY RAY FLAHERTY.

VUHcH, OHHmplOh washington Redskins
George Washington, Georgetown
and Catholic Universities sent us
four Woodworking recruits in Jay
Turner, Glenn Stralka, Pat Brady
and Joe Anthonavage and although
final decision will not be passed
until after the intra-squad game
tomorrow, want to tell you how
they have impressed me to date.
Turner, 195-pound blocking
back from G. w., seems to have the
best chance of remaining on the
squad. He has learned the signals
thoroughly. is a good blocker, q
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Promoter and Armstrong;
Pilot Peeved by Broadcast.

I can vouch for Joe's innocence
The Bomber surveyed the entire pro-
ceedings with melancholy expression
verging on the comatose, from three
rows away from the ring.
The next day was a very trying day
for Uncle Clement, bringing as it did
the black hangover In the heat of
the struggle, while he Is browbeatine
his microphone and shaking it between
his teeth like dog, Uncle Glenn is
happy. In the morning, the reaction
sets in. This time Promoter Mike
Jacobs was inclined to be peevish. So
was Eddie Mead. Armstrong; manager
They heard from reliable sources that
Uncle Glen had talked Anfbers into
the greatest victory since Benny
Leonard knocked out John L. Sullivan
Mr.. Jacobs peeve at Clement dates
back quite way, to the Joe Louis
Tommy Farr fight last summer. That
was the fight in which Louis did every
thing to Farr but handstitch his mono
gram on Tommy's chest. Mr.. Jacobs
went home full of satisfaction that
night. His champion had fought him.
self handy winning battle.
The following morning, the storm
broke. and Michael found himself
branded a conspirator.
Mike" said a friend of his, who
had caught the fight via radio, you
ought to be ashamed of yourself. You
and those judges"
They sure robbed that Englishman, >
said somebody else. That was the gist
OF 1t, from coast to coast. They sure
robbed that Englishman.
Mr.. Jacobs was steaming by the
time he reached his office. He sum-
moned the stricken Mccarthy to a
sealed conference and threatened to
strip him of his epaulettes. It was
three days before Mikes huff SUBJ
sided and he was able to regard the
happy-go-lucky broadcaster without
mayhem in his glance.
Air Report Makes Cost
Fans Think Henry Lucky.
Much the same thing happened to
TAT Eddie Mead, manager of Arm
strong, after last Wednesdays fight.
Edward telephoned some pals on the
coast, said hello" and stood by for
congratulations. Instead, harsh sounds
assailed his ears.
you sure are one lucky guy,
Eddie" said his friend. II caught it
over the radio. They must of pulled
that decision out of hat"
Mr.. Mead's reply is unprintable.
And SO, sure enough, the next day
found Mr.. Mead and Mr.. Jacobs knock
ing sternly at the door of Uncle
Clement Mccarthy. Uncle Clem's first
move was to produce his eyewitnesses,
who swore that he had seen the fight
Then he took the boys around to the
radio studio to hear a transcript of
the broadcast. This was a little too
much for Mr. Jacobs. He fell asleep
in self-defense.
Mr.. Mead, however, was somewhat
Modified.
"1t amt so bad,"' he told Uncle
Clement. "Of course, you are crazy
when you say that Ambers slipped in
the fifth round. He caught beauti-
full right on the chin. And of course
oh, well, skip it."
So Uncle Clement is free to con-
slider it skipped. He has his afidavits
and his witnesses and a right to his
point of view.
But just to keep the record straight
Armstrong won the fight and won it
clearly And Joe Louis did not strike
a single blow.
(Copyrieht, 1898. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-20

Three years ago-Bill Seton pole
vaulted IA feet 314 inches In inter-
national meet at Budapest for best
performance ever made outside Of
United States.
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All-Time Mark of IL.

Dave Thomson, the diminutive
Scot, who holds down the pro berth
at the Washington Coli and Country
Club and also doubles in brass Is
greenskeeper at the Virginia club, has
bagged only one ace in II years Of
service at Washington. I've seen
'em come in my golf shop, their faces
beaming all over-these members OF
mine. could tell what happened
before they started to talk. All our
short holes have been made in one, but
I've only managed to get q single ace
myself" says Dave.
Nevertheless, Davie has done pretty
well in compiling an all-time ringer
score of Al for the tricky 6,500-yard
layout over there In Virginia.
Dave also is co-holder Of the
unofficial course record.
Three years ago he ethumped the
ball around in 66 whacks to tie the
mark set by Maurice ]. Mccarthy In
1927. No fewer than II eagles grace
Davies all-time ringer card, one Of
them an ace. But he hasn't been
able 10 Get eagles On the sixth.
'ssventh. eighth and aghtosnth. 8ars
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honor the slip Of . girl who won the
District womens championship last
June at Indian Spring. Blond Marion
Brown, the 19-year-old who put on a
circus finish to lick Helen Dettweiler
in the final round Of that feminine
championship, is the gal who prob
ably will be honored., It isn't decided
vet. The little matter Of who will be
honored will be settled by women's
committee headed by Mrs. Ralph w.
Payne, president Of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association. But the tour
ney will be played, sometime during
next October on date when there
will be no other feminine event on
the slate.
THAT tournament was too good to
pass up" said Coyle. 1T Nooks like
a natural again, although we won't
have any girl in radio work to honor
this year unless Helen Dettweiler
comes back to town" And it isn't
likely N. B. c. would call it the Dett-
weller tourney this year. Helen, you
see, works for one of the rival broad
casting outfits and draws her salary
from q breakfast food company.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
Cincinnati Gas
Seeking to Cut
Stated Capital
By the Associated Press.

oy tDe hssCClttSO
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Hubert c.
Blackwell. president Of Cincinnati Gas
IL Electric Co., has announced that
his company was applying to the Sc
curities and Exchange Commission in
Washington for permission to reduce
the stated capital of the company.
creating . $22 SOC, 900 special surplus
fund to permit declaration Of dividends
in accordance with S. E. c. rules.
Cincinnati Gas is controlled by Co.
lumbia Gas g. Electric Corp, which
May IS last was forced to omit its
common dividend because Of an S. E.
c. ruling in April that no common
distributions be made and charged to
surplus at December 81. 1897
The action In reduction of capital
Of Cincinnati Gas was regarded as the
first step in program designed to
effect write-downs aggregating we'll
above s100,o0o,oo throughout the
500, ,00o,0 900 Columbia Gas & Electric
Corp. system to permit payment Of
dividends with S. E. c. approval.
Because of the s. e. c. regulation
that subsidiary Of registered hold
ing company shall not declare any
dividend out of a capital or unearned
surplus, Cincinnati Gas currently is
going over its books with the S. E. c.
to determine its surplus status ac-
cording to S. E. c. accounting stand
ards, Mr.. Blackwell said.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Aug. uP.-lunited States
lower again today notwithstanding q con-
siderable reduction in salable receipts:
Lambs were also lower; but the fed steer
msss si.i1 sq ue vhe1 oth.4 :qDe.s ss.s
Hogs. 1000. including 3 600 direct;
slow. weights, 230 pounds down. very un-
even: 1928 lower than wednesday aver.
ins soxs steady hishsTa top .S.sS &C.
Ssn s9SSd sna poanas shHse fo22So
s25-s5; good light packing sows. .25-6o;
medium weisht to heavies. 15.1.lo; ...-
tr.a. Setts y eSe sssdy CALVES little oo% more 'd
recent Re cen 50 decline attracted buying side;
clearance good; mostly p.OO-11:25 market.
with choice and prime offerings II 25i
upward to 1255; latter price top; ssyeIei 1e
sd hsrs IS a@ ,.sd Esak but arsssy Rssk 'nd n
She stock closing unevenly 25-50 under
week ago. bulls weak to J. lover: practlcal
top weiehty sausage bulls. $40; vealers
strong at 1850 down; stocker trade steaay:
at 1880 down; stoeker trade steady: SIp SUP. :.
lower in sympathy with killing cattle;
Sheep. II 600. including 3OOO olIect;
late Wednesday bulk spring lambs ciosed
mostly suartef lower n.t,te TOP sa native doWn snd
bulk medium to choice rangers, S:25-g.O .O9;
feeding lambs STRONGER; top 500: TO-DAY 5
trade. very few early sales lndlcations
around 25 lower on spring lambs eariy
$50 downward; Fey. few 5est NATIVES ,arG ni.iS .na
Texas yearlines, 500; sheep easier: bulk
native slaughter ewes. 3.25 down.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
CORPORATION
REPORTS

NEW YORK, Aug. 4-The following
is q summary of corporation news pre-
pared by Standard Statistics Co., Inc,
New York.
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.
Common share earnings. 26 weeks
ended July 2. were $1.5l. against SLAB
in 26 weeks ended July 3, 1887.
Mack Trucks, Inc.-Deflcit. six
months ended June 80. was $47l ,s08,
against net income Of ss4o,26o.
Fisk Rubber Corp-Common share
earnings, six months ended June 30,
were IS cents, against Is cents.
1nterchemical Corp-Preferred share
earnings. six months ended June
30. were 81. .os, against s1l.45.
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co.-Defcit,
six months ended June 80, were $14s.-
o1s. against net income Of s1o3.7o4.
American Hide 6s Leather Co.
Deficit, year ended June 30. was $685..
SIC. against net income Of $30l,301.
Youngstown Sheet Il Tube CO.
Deficit, six months ended June 80.
was 21.49s, against net income OF
$6.s0s,13l.
Natomas Co-Common share earn
ines, six months ended June 80, were
u cents, against As cents.
Commercial Investment Trust Corp.
Common share earnings, six months
ended June 80, were $2.0l, against
1912.
Pacific Western Oil Corp.-Common
share earnings, six months endeo
June 80, were $1.04, against 81.
8 Alton r. R.-Deficit. six months
ended June 80, was $l,257,4 ,434, against
deficit Of $448,997.
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine CO.
Common share earnings, six montns
ended May 81, were IS cents.
American Radiator b Standard
Sanitary Corp.-Deficit, six months
ended June 80, was $500, 100, against
net income of $3,729, 400.
, Federal Mining d Smelling Co.
Notice has been posted at company's
Morning Mine that because Of strike
at East Helena, Mont, smelter COM
pany could not reopen the property
during August, as was promised when
it was shut down June 80. 1t was
intimated that when labor trouble at
the smelter is settled operations will
be resumed at the mine.
Western Auto Supply Co.-Common
share earnings, six months ended June
30, were 2s cents, against $l.35.
Brown Shoe Co.-Declared rs cents
common dividend, payable Sept. to
holders of record August 20 on June
!. 1898. A disbursement Of as cents
share also vas made, reduction
from Is cents paid on March /, 1855.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
SALES OF TOBACCO
START IN 2 STATES
by the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press. Z.
FLORENCE, S. c., Aug. 4.-Wares
houses in l6 border belt towns were
crowded almost to capa city today az
thousands Of pounds of tobacco went
on sale =
There was optimism throughout
the belt. The crop was harvested ear
lier than usual and reports from ths
ia-Florida markets of a 25.
cent average heartened the growers
Seven Of the markets are in North
Carolina, nine in South Carolina,
Under the 1888 farm law, South
Carolina was allotted s4,302 ,0o0
pounds The North Carolina border
crop was estimated at II per cent
lower than the 1o0,542,33s pounds
sold last year. !.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
Ev the Associated Press.

=
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-Some second
ary rails showed marked weakness to-
day in the bond market. The group as
a whole toward the last hour was un-
even.
Utilities and oils were steady, and
industrials irregular.
The foreign dollar list was Arm, with
Japanese obligations showing quick
recovery on news of efforts to mediate
the Far Eastern crisis. Toxic Electric
Light IS gained more than 4 points.
United States Government obliga-
tions were steady, selling 3-32ds Of a
point higher to 2-32ds lower
Rail losers of from to 3 included
3. a. o. As, the refundings SIS. and the
convertible 4i2s: Delaware & Hudson
refunding As, Atlantic Coast Line
collateral As. and Great Northern 4l2s
Of II, series e"
studebaker 6s and Walworth As
each lost about point.
Bethlehem Steel 3a4s and Interna-
tional Paper IS each were up shade.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.

partment of Agriculture report Of Jersey
City and New York livestock markets.
Cattle. 16O. all direct. Steers, bulls anv
cows nominally steady.
Vealers and calves, 1.4ao. includina
1,47O direct: vealers In hight supply
demand fairly active. market steady; NJ
pound Southerns, $50. Calves nominak
Sheep and lambs $500 including 4.72V
direct. Sheep nominal. Spring lsmee
slow mostly 25 lower: good and choice
S5.T5.pound Virginia and West Virginia
sprineers.. e,25--50; one deck good 6O-
throWouts. 6.oO-65O; bucks. 1 90 lesss
Hogs $50 including 2,o54 direen
Market 10 lower: 2l4 pounds. $50: &3Q
pounds, 100. :
Evening star., 1938-08-04
J. .C.PENNEY CO.'S
X
. NET IS %,702,6D9
Sales Total S105,295,179
for 6 Months-Hudson !,
Loses $1,229,051. I
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. :.
NEW YORK, Aug. Al. c. Penney
Co. reported net earnings Of s4.7o2, 500.
equal to $i.S5 per share on the oomS
mon stock, for the six months ended
June 80. :.
This compares with $7,ls2,571, equal
to $2s2 q share, for the same period
last year. Y
Gross sales Of this Nationwide
chain store system for the first si4
months amounted to $1o5,2s5,l73
compared with sl15312,ess for the
same period of 1871 decrease Of
$50 per cent. 4
Hudson Motor Car Co. =
Hudson Motor Car Co. Of Detroit
and subsidiaries reported a net loss on
s1,229,051 for the quarter ended Jun6
80. This compares with net profit of
&l,o5s,241, equal to Sc cents a share
on the capital stock, for the CORES.
spending quarter of last year, and 4
net loss Of s1,530,481 in the March,
1888, quarter. 4
United Aircraft. ,
United Aircraft Corp. a nnanufacs
turer, whose operations are concen-
trated In Connecticut. reported q net
profit of $l,349.412. equal to SO cents
share, for the quarter ended June 80,
This compares with s1.072 ,29A
equal to ~ cents, the previous ouart
ter, and with 1889 ,2o3, or 80 cents, tht
corresponding quarter last year. &
Evening star., 1938-08-04
U. S. DOLLAR DECLINES
IN LONDON DEALINGS
Ix the AssociatAd PrAss

B! the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE United
States dollar declined Of q cent in
terms OF sterling today, closing 1895
to the pound. The rate compared with
sterling at $4.891s in New York over
night.
French francs finished 1887 to the
pound, against 1881 yesterday.
PARASITIC United States dollar
was quoted 36.40 francs (2747 cents
to the france in final foreign currency
dealings today. This compared with
2.740 cents to the franc in New York
overnight. Exchange on London.
1884.
In the Bourse 3 per cent rentes closed
1880: AVS "A" ITO; AIS 1887,
1850.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
BANK OF FRANCE.

PARIS. Aug. 4 lP-Bank Of France
statement as OF July 30 lin millions of
frsncs,;
Gold reserves. 55 5sOs; unchanged
SIGHT balances abroad. u: decrease f.
Bills bought abroad IA unchanged.
Advances against securities. 3544, de-
crease As
Discounted commercial bills-France.
s.l3o; increase. 1913
Temporary advances to state. 40. 1873;
unchanged.
Circulation, 101.1ls: increase. 1897.
Total credit to current accounts. 1882:
decrease. ia.
Thirty-day advances against government
securities. -62S: decrease. ooa.
Ratio Of gold to sight liabilities, All
per cent. compared with 41.56 last week.
Rate Of discount 2ia per cent.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

nsltmsnt 5ntN Of Aus uAssrictalture1.wA moderate
6emand was being received today on
several kinds Of domestic wools; nco, some one
moved At around ~ cents. secured basis.
Which was the maximum price paid .or
similar wool on the recent movement; T.sas wool
hovever. was selling q: steady prices
h9" n the range Is to 6s cents, secured
basis Country packed mixed srade lots
offered from the Middle West were sell
Ing very moderate quantities at mostly
10 cents in the grease delivered eaSt.
compared with 81 to 81 cents last week.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Aug lP.-Butter 1Ia,
gee extra 800 score) 25A-26i.
fgsts !ss-aD. 1928: seconds ts4s1)
19ia ia.22is.
Cheese. 14c.3o4, unsettled. Prices un
changed.
ETEs. 15.soa; steady to firm. Nike,
s3ie frsrs 22: seconds, 20-2i: mediums
sos4: dirties. No. !. 1874: average checks
11f4-1s'4 Whites. resale OF premium
marks. 81 ia-33: nearby and Midwestern
premium marks. .Si.-31. exchange Spe
elals. 2h-"S: Midwestern. exchange stand
arcs, - o-25: nearby. fancy mediums
c7la-3l: naerby and Western. exchanR,
mediums: .6ia-?.; Pacific Coast: iumht
and premiums. "a la-31: snecialS. 3.3l2-..4
stsndards 3? -':' mediums. 29h1-3O
Browns. extra fancy. .S-:t4; nearby anc
western special packs. %. Duck eggs
fancy. 23-24
Evening star., 1938-08-04
FINANCIAL BAROMETER

NEW YORK Aus. 4 0P,.-The Federal
Government started its new fiscal year
gh ne tTe aee since the
The daily Treasury statement for July
90 placed the ooo total ndo deficiency in that
since July 1895. when the bonus payment
necessitated a defcit of 81 ST. .O00. 600.
The AVERAGE monthly deficit for the pre-
vtcus 1scal year was only Sl40.000 600
The biz gain in the last 30 days reflects
partly smaller Federal revenues and partly
increased expenditures under the admin
istratlon's spend-lend program to speed
recovery,
Evening star., 1938-08-04
BANK OF ENGLAND.

LONDON. Aus. 4 nP.-The Bank Of
England statement as Of August s dn
thegssn;ds 9,ssn;.,,o1 Of POUNDS, sss. ,r,r.,
bullion 3s7516: increase. se: reserves
3e52s decresse 4daess ,,n pH1ic deposii..s
i4s.I64: decrease, 3243: government Sc.
euritiss 114;essIl:: decrease. 1920: ethel
OF reserves to liabilities. 1873 per cent
compared with 21.0 last week. Rate Of
discount, per cent.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
WOOL LWORTH'CO. SALES
DECLINE 8.02 PER CENT
Bx the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.-F. w. Wool
worth Co. reported today July sales Of
s22, 1873, ,440, a drop Of 500 per cent
under $24,715.33l in July last year.
Turnover Of $155, ,7ss,93l in the first
seven months of the year was lit per
cent under $l58,595,224 in the COM
parable 1887 period.
The drop in July sales, the COM
pany explained, was due mainly to the
fact there was one less business day
in the month this year.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
US. TREASURY POSITION.
ey the Associated Press

The position of the Treasury August .:
Aeeeipts S33,92l ,663,4s; expenditures
1855. including 81 s.}55 535 .O3 work
inE balance: customs receipts for the
month, S1.636.Sl2.O5
u $3.50 32s. 44O,57; expenditures, 1888
O3a,3s6a5. including S"35..O1 ,l1O.3l of
sxcsss sToss Of d.St
S37, 5,7S4,6 667 81 a decrease OF S46,
7b0.s9 under the previous day; gold as
sets, S13, ,oS9,s54
Evening star., 1938-08-04
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
CONSTRUCTION AWARDS.

NEW YORK Aug. 4 lP-Eneineerinp
construction awards for the week ended
Tuesday amounted to S51 454 900. or 30
week and Is per cent above the previous
week. the ,Ensineerng News-Record re-
ported today
This weeks volume brought the cumula-
tive total for the year UP to 81 535.1lS.-
600. compared with 81 ,54941 900 for a
corresponding period last year.
The comparative table on the latest week
showed (add 3 cphers):
Wk Ended Prev. Year
TUESDAY Week Ago
Private Stat Sl3555 SIS 500
state- Municipal 3l,lI3 S2ssi sl,!s3
Federal 14.s64 @.sqT 614Q
Total S57454 s4s1ls s44o41
Federal construction awards for the lat
est week amounted to Alb per cent more
! than the previous week and 120 per cent
more than the corresponding week of 1887.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Aug. P.-Poultry, live
one car IS trucks easy: Leshorn broil-
ers. over 3 pounds. 13i,: 2 pounds and
under Is: coored fryers IA; colored
prices UNCHANGED.
Butter-1,s73,775. steady. priees un-
iissssscs.7as. steady; price. unehansed.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
II MILLION MORE GOLD
is ABSORBED IN LONDON
Ry the Asxociated Press.

By tne ASX0CIHCed kfeS8.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The continuing
demand Of continental hoarders abb
sorbed another f2.366.o00 worth Of
gold approximately $11,S30,0oo) in
the open market today at the un-
changed price Of 142 shillings and q
halfpenny an ounce (about $34.76).
That brought total gold sales in two
days to f5,343,000 or $26,715,000.
Evening star., 1938-08-04

rim bankruptcy or receivership or BEING
reorga ganized under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed by such companies.
Rates OF dividends IN the foreEoins tanle
last quarterly or semi annual declarations.
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
. Alison extra or extras. eDeclared or
paid SO far this year. no regular rate.
I Payable in stock. Paid last year;
paid or declared this year. wv With
warrants. xv without warrants. war War
rants.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL, Aug, 4 t4a.-silver futures
opened steady and UNCHANGED. Bids: Auy-
ust. 42.4O; september, 41.s5; December
4i.5o.
Evening star., 1938-08-04
NEW YORK BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Aug. 4 Lp.-Bar Gil.
yer, 42%, unchanged. "a
Evening star., 1938-08-04
NEW YORK RuBBE]

ssss;Ti sss:s:a s:s:a ris;l.; ,|e;i.so: iIssa Nss:ssak:
i5.st.es. "'
Evening star., 1938-08-04

ww-With warrants. xw--Without war;
rants. New. st ,stp)-Stamped
sNeeotiability impaired by maturity.
fCompanies reported in receivershlp.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-04-28

Sheridan, Birney, Forsyth ard
Miles City and Surround:n
communities r a t e d the
grand opening of the Nance
Trading Co., dance hall at
Tongue river Saturday night. A
lively four piece orchestra from
Sheridan, consisting OF drums,
banjo, Saxaphone and piano,
furnished the music until five
in the morning, on the insis-
lance of the crowd.
It was learned yesterday that
the river channel was expected
to be turned into the tunnel of
the Tongue River Dam on Tues
day if nothing happened. It was
also rumored that r. P. Eng
land, dirt contractor who re-
Sumed work less than a month
ago, might find it necessary to
close down when the high wat
er caused by the melting SHOWS
raised the river. AS it was be-
lieved that the tunnel would not
be able to take care of the in
creased flow of water, and it
would have to be reinforced
with wings, which would check