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Montana labor news., 1939-06-01
Thursday, June l, 1899
1890 Count Basic Orchestra.
III 90 Sign OFF.

1890 Count Basic Orchestra.
ll;90 Sign OFF.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
$500 Pay'n Save Musical Clock.
$3.50 Lon Hughes.
S:45 Accordiana.
300 Talk by Pres. Roosevelt.
$3.50 Plantone Melodies.
9:45 ertoglio-McTaggart Appliance.
1000 Stevens Style Parade.
10:l5 Agriculture Today.
1890 Peables Takes Charge.
I0:l5 Contest Program
IL 100 Sego Milky Way.
HIS Everybody's Idea.
II 80 Light Opera Selections.
1900 Mary Marlin.
I2:15 Ma Perkins.
IL 80 Texaco News.
i2:45 Lost Empires.
1900 Boulder Hot Springs.
go Vic and SADIE.
as Oechsli's Organ Treasures.
200 Jimmy Dorsey.
2:30 Smilin I'd Mcdonnell.
2;i5 Rita Rio.
$500 Good Afternoon Neighbors.
$3.50 Maytag Shop Serenade.
3:45 Box Score EXtra--Lynn Brandt.
400 Montana Boosters.
AIS The Tar Heel Tattler.
1880 Ed Godman's Band.
$500 To be announced
Sis To be announced.
$3.50 The Plainsman.
5:45 Texaco News
$500 Maxwell House Presents Good News
of 1899
1900 Kraft Music Hall of Air
$500 National Fur.
S:I5 Music Box Program
$3.50 Rainbow Serenade-NIissouIa Beer
S;45 Tommy Dorsey Orchestra.
500 Texaco News
9:l5 Mutiny ON High Seas.
$3.50 Dreibelbis.
9:45 Pay'n Save Westerners.
l0.00 Buddy Fishers Orchestra
I0:30 Count Basic Orchestra.
lI:00 Sign Off.
Montana labor news., 1939-06-01

Obedience, as regards the social
relations, the laws of society, and
the laws of nature and of natures
God, should commence at the cradle,
and end only at the tomb.-Hosea
Ballou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
RHINE.

= Diva rusti letci, general
Vladimir Kokkinaki a major
Mihal Gordienko, kterf chteli
uleteti z Moskvy do New Yor-
ku, ably byli Ia Rusko prftomni
slavnostnfmu otevren1 svetove
vystavy, byli pc % hodinovem
letu donuceni k pfistani ma o.
pustenem ostrGvku Miscou,ne-
daleko severovychodniho cfpu
New Brunswicku, v Kanade.
Letadlo die kanadskeho It's
ku bylo tezce poskozeno a ie-
den z letc1 ma zlamane zebro.
Porucha motoru a mizerne 20
cast jsou prlcinou jejich ne
stestf.
V zubolekarskem 1stavu
v Manchester vyrobili zvlastni
druh tlaceneho tvrdeho skla,
jehoz lie dobre pouzfvati pro
sklenenou imitaci zub1. Sklo
Sc da snadno barviti pravou
zubn1 barvou a je pry Poole
tvrzeni lekafd lepsl a jistejsi
nez porculan a jine uncle cub
nj nahrazky. LIE tedy oceka-
vati lepsf uplatnejsf skla v cub
Mich nahrazkach.
- Nemecke valecne lodstvo
dostalo nejnovejsi kriznik"Ad-
miral Hyper o snoshosti TO-
900 tun. Ma osm palcovych
del We dvou vezlch vedle sebe,
dvanact a palcovych a dvanact
kalibru LAC palce prot leta-
dldm a ctyTi trojnasobne tor
pedove tuby.
- Houslista Fritz Kreisler,
We Vfdni narozeny, stal sc fran
couzskym obcanem. V Ameri-
ce byl nekolikrate ma umelec-
KEN turne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Pamatce ~vlasteneckeho
hrabete.

V Breznici ma Pfsecku je ko-
mite, ktere 81 vzalo "a 1kol po-
stavit pomn1k hrabeti Hanuso-
vi z Kolovrat. S t1mto nadse-
nym vlastencem a lidumilem Sc
setkavame caste v literature O.
brozenecke. Take nam jej "a
chytila Bozena Nemcova v Po-
horske vesnici. Navrh ma L.
pravu a um1sten1 pomnlku W.
pracovali DIR. inz. Kittrich a inz
Hruby z Prahy. Jeho vytvofe-
nj Dude pouzito odlitku Dusty,
ktera je v Narodnfm museu v
Praze. Pomn1k Dude stat asi
pet advacet tis1c korun.Za re-
dakce predsedy komite Fursta
Dude vydan sbornik, We kterem
zhodnot1 rada nasich vyznam-
nych osob zivot a d1lo Waste
neckeho slechtice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Problem csl. bondH.

Seaman vojenskeho zarizeni
a zasob, O nichz kancler Hitler
oznamil We sve patecnl reci, re
"byly ~zabaveny a bezpecne u
lozeny', PARTLY Ceskosloven-
sku. DIE odhadu expertI mali
hodnotu ma 5000, 900, 900.
Hlavn1 cast teto ceny byla
zaplacena lidem Ceskosloven-
ska, ktery prispel ma p1jcku
pro obranu pc aneksi Rakous-
ka. Mnozl z tech, kter1 zakou-
pill vladnf bondy, jsou nynf prf
slusn1ci Slovenska, Polska ne
DO Nemecka a placen1 1rokG
predstavuje choulostivy pro-
blem pro vladu, ktera 1zkostli-
We Sc snaz1, ably bohatstvf naro-
da nebylo vyvazeno do ciziny.
Pred okupac1 zastupci &C.
ch1 a NemcI dohodli Sc, re ne
mecky nakup zbrani Dude pla-
cen csl. bankovkami, jez jsou
v obehu v sudetskem uzem1. 0
tonic problemu Dude Sc jedna-
tt znovu pr1st1 tyden.
Orel, hnuti katolicke mlade-
re, je prot planu strany narod-
nfho sourucenstv1 ma sloucen1
vsech telocvicnych organisacf
v jedine teleso, jez Dude kon-
trolovano vladou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
AUTOMOBILY.

Automobilem zranen byl 40
lety Abraham Shapiro. Byla
mu prerazena noha nehode
ma Gwyn's Falls Parkway u
Poplar Grove ulice.
- Tri poraneni byli v auto
mobilove nehode ma Pratt a
Greene ulicfch We srazce auto
mobiln ma Pratt ulici. Oba RI
dici a Norman Wall z N. Gay
ulice, poraneni byli.
Frederick Bayer z Belair
road, 55lety, kriticky zranen
byl, kdyz automobil v nemz jel
Sc dvema vrazil do nakladniho
vagonu ma Key Highway u
Cross ulice. V nemocnici zem-
rel. Jeho manzelka, 53leta
do nemocnice dana byla s pre-
razenou rukou vedle jinych
zraneni, 22lete Eileen Kane
zlomena byla noha. Automo-
bill rfdil % roxy starry Kenneth
G. Bayer. Ku nehode doslo v
nedeli, kdyz vraceli Sc z vyletu
re Severn, Md.
- Automobilem ma Hanover
a Cross ulicfch prerazena byla
SO rok1 staremu Juliu Yek-
shtat noha. Automobil ridil
Wilbur Smith z Brooklynu.
Til osoby poraneny byly
We srazce dvou automobile ma
Washington Boulevard u Sa-
wage, Md. Nejh1re zranenou
byla 40leta Caroline Beard j15
zlomena ruka. Automobil jeji
rldil cernoch. Vsichni zranent
byli z Washingtonu.
- Pfflis rychla jfzda auto.
mobilistG vinena jest zvysenin
38 procent ACKNOWLEDGMENT ne
hod v Baltimore pro prvnf ire
thu roku 1889.
V mesfci dubnu usmrcent
bylo II osob. V teze dobe pre-
desleho roku bylo jich jenon
sest.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
SpOrtOvnf Hlfdka
JIM LONDOS ZAPASITI Blu.
DE PRfSTf UTERY.

Pr1st1 1tery, dine 9. kvetna v
krlzkovych zapasech porada-
nych v Carlins Park Mr.. Ed
Contosem v hlavnfm zapase
Jim Lonods, 205 Id. zapasiti
Dude s George Pencheff, 218
ID. Tento zapas Dude sc pora-
dati die noveho zpnsobu krrfz-
kovan1, 2 porazky re tfech ut
kanlch. Kazde kolo trvajici 10
minut, l minuta prestavka me-
ri kazdym kolem.
AL Woods, 235 Id. VS.. "King
Kong, 26O ID.
V nasledujfcfch 3 zapasech
ktere urceny ma dobu 80 minut
aneb l porazku 1cinkovati bu-
dou:
Abe Kashey, 225 Id. VS.. Mau-
rice La Chappelle, 1913 Id.
Doc Drop Kick" Murphy,
|21O Id. VS.. Bibber Mccoy,
|228 ID.
Jim Christakos, 21O lib. VS..
Jim Wright, 225 ID.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Majetkova rozluka mezi ces-
kymi zememi a Slovaky.

Prazske ". c. S. pise O ma
jetkove rozluce re Slovensku
toto: = Osamostatnen1m Slo-
venska vznikl problem hospo-
dafske rozluky majetku byva-
lie republiky. Jak p1sl sloven-
ske noviny, Dude tato rozluka
provedena "a 1casti a zpro-
stredkovan1 f1sskych 1fad6.
Zat1m bylo docfleno dohody
o rozluce Cs. obilnl spolec-
nosti. Cs. obiln1 spolecnost
zlikviduje ma vlastnf ucet
vsechny zavazky z dolby pred
Is. bremen 1889. Jde pTedev-
sim o skladovan1 zasoby as:
10000 vagon1 obilf ma Slo.
vensku. Prazska spolecnost
zajist1 nerusene zasobovan
Slovenska re zasob Cs. obiln.
spolecnosti. q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Rusti letci " New Yorku.

Rust1 letci general Kokkina-
XII a major Godenko pristali v
New Yorku v nedeli ma letisti
Floyda Bennetta.
Pred tim byli dopraveni do
Moncton v New Brunswick z
ostrova Miscou, kde musili pri-
staff ma SVEN letu z Moskvy
pr eemz byl jejich aeroplan
poskozen a unikli jen O Was
smrti. Vydali Sc lined ma lei
do New Yorku v najatem ae.
roplanu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Maly OZnalnOvatel.
HELPwANTED-FORS ALE-ETC
PRODA Sc

krasny majetek pozdstavajici
re dvou dom1, dvorany (Hall)
mnozstv1 ovocnych a stinnych
strom1. M1sto i budovy jsou
dosti velike, hodfcf Sc ma vyle-
ty a rozlicne jine zabavy. Pod
nikavy clovek 81 zde NIUE "a
bezpeciti dobrou budoucnost.
Adresa = 418 ORIOLE AVE.
BACK RIVER, blizko Eastern
Avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05

Robert Christie Taylor male
zen byl v hor1c1m AUTOMOBILE
ma silnici v blizkosti Rising
Sun, Md. Ma sedatku nalezen
byl revolver. Jakym zpGsobem
doslo ku tragedii, jest predme-
tenn vysetrovanf. z pocatku
zavladl Mailed, re byl zavraz-
den a mrtvola jeho vlozena do
automobile a ten pax zapalen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
LITVINOFF ZBAVEN
URADU

V Moskve prohlaseno bylo
sovetskou vladou, re Maxim
Litvinoff, komisar, zbaven byl
1radu sveho. M1sto jeho pre-
dano bylo Vyacheslau Molo-
toff. Mezi zahranicnlmi diplO-
maty zmena tato zpGsobila
sensaci.
Propusteni pry je nasled-
KEN nedohodnutl sc s Angli1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Nsmecka pronasledujici vzdu.
cholod uletsla 46o mil
" hodinS

Nemecko hlasf, re dnes ma
nejrychlejsf vzducholod ma
svete. Vzducholodf jest Yves
serschmidt, pronasledujfcf ae-
roplan. We zkusebnim letu le-
tela vzducholod prdmernou
rychlostf 1892 mil v iodine
R1dicem byl "a roxy starJ
Fritz Wendell, jehoz "a vykor
polnl marsal, Goering, povysi
ma kapitana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05

V namoTn1 akademii v Anna
polls behem cvicenl zlamana
byla noha kadetu Gaylord A
lexander Buchanan. Noha "a
pletla sc mu do lana, jez kdyz
natazeno bylo, utrhlo kadetu
pravou nohu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05

"Darujte, milostpane, neco
slepemu ubozaku."
"Pros1m vas, vcera jste re-
bral jake bezruky a dneska
jake slepy."
"No videj, pane, jak me to
nestesti pronasleduje!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
ctrnactilety Sc obesil.

V Detroit, Mich, IA lety
Ernest Stier dial pollock sve
matce v hadce O umyvani ma
dobf, nacez utekl do sve lozni-
&c. Ia 20 minut pozdeji. jeho
19lety bratr Robert nalezl no
mrtveho. Obesil sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Tragedie krajanky.

Anezka Trinerova, 35leta
mazelka Rudolfa Trinera ma
lezena byla utopena v lagune v
Columbus parku v Chicago.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
ZABITA PADEM.

Dvermi ma schody vedouci-
mi do sklepa spadla tf1leta
Mary Adams z Essex. Crane
nj podlehla v nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-05-05
Export aeroplanH stoupl.

=
We Washingtonu oznamena
zprava die niz export americ-
kych aeroplanI byl v minulem
roce skoro O 40 procent vets1
VI r. 1887.
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Cincinnati Terminal
Funding Planned on
Competitive Basis
Application for Approval
OF $4,000, 900 Issue
Filed With |. c. c.
BY the Associated Press.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.-Members
of the Cincinnati Union Terminal
Co.'S Finance Committee said today
application was being filed with the
Interstate Commerce Commission
for approval to refund sl20OOO00 of
series D 5 per cent bonds on COM
petitive bidding basis.
The seven railroads which Jointly
guarantee the Terminal bonds have
filed or will file soon with the
1. c. c. for permission for competi-
tive bidding, said George M. Shriver,
senior vice president of the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad and one of
three members of the Terminal
Finance Committee.
Robert R. Young of the Chesa-
peake g. Ohio Railway declared last
week the committee was frowning
on competitive bidding and ignoring
money-saving offer from "inde-
pendent bankers" who he said were
100000 below the bid of "a small
Wall Street clique
The other five railroads which
jointly guarantee the Terminals
bonds are the New York Central
Pennsylvania, Southern, Norfolk &
Western and the Louisville & Nash
vile. The new issue is to refund
$12,000,000 of bonds callable March
l at los and payable May l.
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Stock Averages
By VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. Feb. 7.-Leading
stocks did reverse crawl in today's
market.
With the ticker tape barely NOV
ing throughout the proceedings,
losses ranged from fractions to a
point or SO at the worst. Transfers
were around 100000 shares, or a
turnover. Mild buying at the close .
lifted quotations above their lows in
some cases.
Failure of the list to follow
through on the runup of the utilities
yesterday, after the week end an
Commonwealth & Southern and the
T. V. A., tended to chill sentiment,
| brokers said.
| Business news gas comforting in
spots, but some traders adjourned 10
neutral territory on the theory last
weeks recovery push called for lit
| tie hesitancy in markets at this time.
In addition, speculative attention
was again focused on Europe as the
/ COllCluSlOl VI lIlb SlJdIlIHll
civil war was expected 10 bring
new lineup in the foreign political
arena.
Utilities were subjected to profit
taking at the start but the majority
kept reactions TO small amounts.
Steels dipped Notwithstanding
signs Of expanding orders and mill
operations. Even the coppers, first
to benefit if the power companies
open up on equipment spending,
Jagged.
Prominent stocks on the down.
ward drift included North Amerl-
can, Consolidated Edison. Common
wealth & Southern Preferred, U. S.
Steel. Bethlehem, General Motors,
Chrysler. U. S. Rubber, United Air.
craft, Westinghouse. kennecott,
Santa Fe. Texas Corp and Mont
gOmery Ward.
Gains were posted for Cerro de,
PaSco International Telephone,
Goodrich and Glen Martin.
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.

bS INT hSSOCIdleu fItSS.
CHICAGO. Feb. Mild liquida-
ton developed in the wheat pit to-
day and prices declined major frac-
tions to the lowest levels since last
December.s
Resting orders and some buying
attributed to mills were encountered
on the decline however, and near
the close prices were minor fractions
within yesterdays finish.
B. w. Snow, crop expert, said the
heavy increase in world surplus
stocks has been the fundamental
factor in the low range of wheat
prices during the current crop sea-
son. World carryover on June 30
now is estimated at possible 1890
900 900 bushels. against 5950O0000
year ago. Present new crop pros
poets for Northern Hemisphere sur
plus producing countries. Snow said,
suggests a probable shrinkage, pos
sibly serious one" in comparison
with heavy yields last year.
Wheat closed las down, May and
July, 68l $ -63; corn unchanged to a
down. May, 49 80: July, SOS oats
unchanged to ! ) lower; May. 28',;
soy beans, i4-as higher: May 3d.;
rye, 3a-9s lower; May ASS; lard. )
to 8 cents lower: May, SAT; July,
665: September. $50
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Completion Of Other
.T,V. A. Power Deals
Expected Soon
Commonwealth Southern
Agreement Helps Clear
Way for Action
BY the Associated Press.

BY lNe ASSOCldltu 1900.
NEW YORK, Feb. THE private
power industry-retreating on sew
eral fronts before the advance
of Government financed projects
went ahead today with plans for
evacuation of the Tennessee Valley
through sale of upward of $1lO.-
100000 in properties for distribution
of T.'V. A. electricity.
Relatively rapid progress from
now on in the completion OF pend
ing or scheduled deals for sale oil
properties in the T. V. A. territory
was anticipated in utility circles
following the S8O,O00200 agreement
covering the Tennessee Electric
Power Co., subsidiary of the Com
monWealth & Southern Corp.
Represents Big Stride.
Further study of the significance
of this deal convinced many utility
men it represented the longest stride
yet taken toward settling the blcker-
ing over private properties to permit
the T. V. A. power "yardstlck' TO
function
Wendell L. Willkie, president OF
Commonwealth e. Southern, indl-
Gated negotiations would be opened
within a week or so for sale OF the
big holding company's units IN
Northern Mississippi and Alabama.
Once these sales had been ar
ranged and it's future position clarl-
fed, Commonwealth & Southern
was expected to proceed with the
refunding of outstanding bonds on
it's remaining properties to take ad-
vantage of the decline in interest
rates in recent years.
Also in the bargaining stage were
the electric and gas properties OF
Memphis Power & Light Co., sub
sidiary of the National Power &
Light Co., in turn an affiliate OF the
Electric Bond g. Share Co.
Fail to Agree.
The city of Memphis and the Ma
tional Power & Light have been un-
able to agree on the city's last offer
of 18,1270 900 for the properties, but
it was suggested in utility quarters
that the speeding of the Common
wealth e. Southern negotiations
might expedite the Memphis deal
also, out of a desire Of both sides to
settle the six-year-old controversy
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Standard Brands Nets
S8,721,305 Profit;
Dividend Voted
1888 Income Compares
With $685., 9,234 in
Previous Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWA YORK. Feb. 7.-Standard
Brands, Inc, a leading factor in the
branded foods industry, reported to-
day consolidated 1888 net income of
s8,721.305, equal to 81 cents share
on the common stock, compared with
$9.S89 ,234, or 73 cents a share, in
1887.
For the final three months of the
year profit amounted to s2,567 ,297,
equal to 18 cents a share on the
common, against Sl,845,934, or 13
cents a share, in the final quarter
of 1887, and s1,887,747, or 13 cents
share, in the third quarter last
year.
Directors declared dividend of
121a cents a share on the common,
the same as was paid in the two
preceding quarters. 1t is payable
April l to holders of record Feb
ruary II.
Evening star., 1939-02-07

trading 10 shares
recevershp reorganized under
assumed companies.
table annual cisburse
quarterly annual declaration
included
xd Ex Also Paid
last Declared this
year stock Accumulated dividends paid de-
,1are his
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Dollar Moves Down
In London Trudinq
BY tue associated Press.

by tne associated Press.
LONDON. Feb. THE United
States dollar deprecated u cent
in terms of sterling today. Final
rate for the unit was 1855 to the
pound and compared with sterling
at S468l2 in New York over night
French francs remained un-
changed at 17700 to the pound.
PARIS, Feb. 7 (P).-The United
States dollar was quoted at 37.765
francs (2.648 cents to the france in
final foreign currency dealings to-
day. In comparison, the franc was
2.646 cents in New York over night
Exchange on London, 17703.
Principal rente issues in the
Bourse were: 3 per cent. 1866 francs;
i41zs "a" 87.20; 412s 1887, l54.50.
Evening star., 1939-02-07

over T. v. A. as soon as possible.
National Power & Light sold its
Knoxville power properties to the
city and the T. v. A. last year for
about 100000, in the first major
deal for adding private distribution
facilities to the generating capacity
already constructed or planned by
the Federal authorities in the T. v.
A. "yardstick" experiments.
Evening star., 1939-02-07
| American Brake
| Shoe DiscIoses
|Lower Net
, the Associated Press.

B! lne ASSOCIdttu FItSS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 7-American
Brake Shoe & Foundry Co. reported
a net income for 1888 of $1,080,7l9,
equivalent to $103 share OF COM
mon stock, compared with S3,4lO, 1893,
or S4O1 a share, in 1887. The COM
pany has plants scattered through
out the United States.
Evening star., 1939-02-07
New York Cotton

BY the Associate Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. Cotton fu-
lures turned dull in afternoon
trading today. when prices were un-
changed to points lower. May
sold at 500
In early dealings trade houses
continued to absorb nearby con-
tracts, with offerings coming from
Bombay and Liverpool houses. There
was considerable switching from
March into May.
January was inactive and held
lower. while october held UNCHANGED
at 748.
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Failures otuI Down

NEW YORK. Feb. (P.-Busi-
ness failures in the United States
during the week ended February 2
dropped to 255 from 301 in the pre-
ceding week and 274 in the COM
parable 1888 week. Dun & Brad
street reported today.
Evening star., 1939-02-07

Yukon-Pacific Mining Co-1938
common share earnings were esti-
mated at cents, against 81 cents.
Evening star., 1939-02-07

COttonseed Oil.
Cottonseed oil futures declined to the
lowest levels in Az years today Cpenins.
weak, the market reacted further in ac-
tive forenoon dealings. Under general
selling and liquidation of impaired marain
accounts. brokers said Around midday
prices ruled 8 to II points below previous
closing levels. March declined to 637
ana July to 6.5S. both | ! net lower. Trade
houses were principal buyers, acting chief
ly Tor shorts little refiner offtake also
was noted Easier hog prices and lower
cotton and lard futures the latter to new
the market. Crude oil was inactive.
BIDS were made at 5@s Southeast and
Valley and SIS Texas
Evening star., 1939-02-07

Wright -Hargreaves Mines, Ltd
Declared an extra dividend Of 5
cents share and regular quarterly
dividend of 10 cents a share, pay
able April to holders of record
February IS.
Evening star., 1939-02-07
Chicago Cash Market.

VHICdEW NdSH INdIkFFs
Cash wheat. No. ) hard. i6. Corn. No
9 mixed 4S. No : yellow, 41a4-iS; No
white, 51'4 Oats: No. l mixed. 30S .
No. white, 81 Barley. maltine. JO-h,
nominal: feed. 35-45 nominal Tlmot'--
seed, "s5-3.l5: red clover. 13,00-lG.0
red top, 1913.
Evening star., 1939-02-07

Among Washington financiers in
sunny Florida is c. Gay Harrell
vice president and treasurer of the
Columbia Building Association. He
will spend the next two or three
weeks in Miami and Palm Beach.
Washington Gas Light preferred
sold at 1862 on the Washington
Stock Exchange today, off about a
point from last week. Ten shares
changed hands.
Riggs National Bank preferred
stock appeared on the board, five
shares selling at 102, the first sale
on the exchange in 1889.
Potomac Electric Power per cent
preferred recorded a tiny sale at
1l51z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03
Polish Government
To Be Dictatorship

If commons today that many
people are disturbed ny tns siosz
pfugfeshs being made N lining Up
Soviet Russia IN the peace front
CHAMBERLAIN. ss before refused
70 reveal details af ths negotiations.
declaring
4 esa't help pespie xetfiaa
that sssf af idea. hal tbs alss
sassi9as are proceeding in
perfectly friendly .af There
necessarily are . great many
details ts consider and there
are other governments t. he
considered
i Nss undefssaoa British n<xo-
fiafl0Hs Nsfs fsafainE . critical
Stage hseaisss 81 The government |.
ffiiletshfs 20 enter . military
alliance Nith Russia NHIeH would
rtsk aiseaAtlnK Japan ana driving
il into a German Italian taAese
military alliance
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03

The Warsaw government
decided today 10 ask parlia-
ment TO grant President
Ignaey Aoseieki emergency
fdietatoriaD powers until next
sov. |
Under The emergency p0Ssrs
President aoseieki vii regulate al
economic. financial ana dftenks
matters without parliamentary ses
ton except changing The value
81 the xiofy. which all be Kept
sf Ifs present issel The action
e'ss taken because u the pfsasnt
tension over Dang
The eaislnst decided 90 the
tsat Of the emergency powers
bill st . mestiax This morning.
II viii he presented To pafiis-
mFnt Iridst after = speech b.
Tsfsixn Minister Josef Beek.
replying 10 Adolf Hitiefs Dan
rig Demands.
A. the government considered
Eeeka reply boycott Nas IN
posed % German afN spspets -
the Association Of Polish se1z
VENDORS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-03

Seven DWarfs. mas set world $
record by crossing s6.740. 900
Actress Dorothy Lsmouf said
at Hollywood that her marriage
to Bandieader Herbie nay. which
ended in a Chicago divorce court.
would be her last one We're still
the best Of friends. though. she
said -. Mack sennett. VINO intro
dueed bathing beauties 10 the
movies will come out Of retirement
for one more picture He viii be
associate director Of Hollywood
Cavaleade. which covers much Of
HollyWood's history. including
bathing beauty sequence. II vii
star Alice Fa4e and Don Ameehs
Colorado got its first good
look At Tony GsieHte. In Denver
for an exhibition bout. ana Nas
mildly surprised when ne refused
to drink beer. except with his
meals. I'm a clean liver ne
SAID. because IN gonna De the
next champion Of de void. =.