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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01

right side the Hollywood she might even stand
chance at the Academy Award for her performance this
production. Never have finer bit Of character acting
than that Of the siverhaired veteran who porrays the
fake mother of Wayne Morris she is positively riot
not chother this picture "The Jones
Family in Honyoood dew the most laughs from theRory
audience yesterday afternoon because the onburst
continuous from the start Of the double bill until jay Clarke
took the stage to begin his sirh ioeek and his last
There is little question howeper but that the story of
the mayor OF MoysUe and his little flock the funniest
Of all the Jones Family pictures.
And that makes the bill at the Hamrick house just
what IL advertised to be funny all the through
and great summer screen fare.
Both Right!
When covered "Juarez" at the Music Box the other
day reminded Of the humorous incident which occurred
in New York at the time Of the premiere.
Harold Elites hailed taxi and said, Take to Juarez.
The only "Juarez' Taxi Driver William Lysaght
heard Of is In Mexico with look of surprise he headed
for the wide open spaces
His passenger fell asleep and when he awoke he and his
driver In Philadelphia and the fare meter read
"S2O7O."
OF Elites wished TO 20 to the Broadway movie,
"Juarez while the driver had visions of the land below the
Rio Grande.
Philadelphia police judge ordered payment of the fare
and free ride to uarez Broadway variety for the movie
fan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01
MYRNA RIDES AGAIN

! Myrna 10y, who has not been on
Z horse in three years, IL devoting
her week-ends TO equestrienne les
sons because she must ride = horse
in her new picture role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01

HLO-Q. Kindly tell me where
my husband has gone:
A. Your husband seems to have
gone 10 Reno. Nevada. not for a
divorce but to work.
SLK-Q. When will I make my
trip and where.
A. You will go to Iowa in
August.
KHR--Q. When viii l get mar
rieds
A. I think you will marry your
present boy friend. Prescott. in De-
cember.
TYING. Who took my set of
silver:
A. There seems to have been a
series OF family fights over this.
I think your sister-in-lsw, Rebccca.
has II now.
Fk--Q. what viii do. 20 hack
Ia my husband or marry my hoy
friend:
a. l am quite sure You will
marry your boy friend when your
divorce is final in September.
/ UOB-Q. Tell me where my
uncle hid the money before he
died.
A. think the woman who was
taking care OF him got all Of his
money before he died. There In
none buried
Aldo. Who win I marry and
whens
A. No one YOU know now, but
have feeling that on your trip
to the fair and Yosemite you will
meet boy named Alvin that you
viii marry in January.
YJ-Q. Find my dog for me.
please.
\. Your dog was taken by a
family in car 10 Spokane.
think their name is Rsdcliff and
he is n welder.
TLI>-Q. Why doesn't Dan write
to mr. any more.
A. think Dan has married =
girl in Honolulu and this is def
iniiely a past romance as far as
you are concerned.
GG-Q. Win I ever be q concert
singer:
A. Yes. but it is going TO take
10 years more of hard study.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01
Streets Or New York" And "GsmbIins Shp" Open
At Mike Bsrovic's Pacific Avenue House Today
Jackie Cooper Stars in The Former While Robert Wilcox
and Helen Mack Garry Lead Roles in Underworld
Story Life As n Is Theme of Both Offerings

Perhaps than any other recent film, Monograms
Streets of New York. opening today at the Riviera theaer
exempfes without batanty announcing that does So
way of life that is essentially American.
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Took 4 Months
For Research

During the preparations for
.Juare8" TIE Warner Bros. his
torica1 drama now playing at the
1fusic Box eheater, the studio re-
snarch department took 4 four
nAnnths rental Of 800 volumes lin
1panish) covering Mexican his
tory and belonging TO Paul van
der velde, . Belgian scholar who
b IN authority On Central Ameri-
can affairs. A special insurance
policy was written to cover his
works.
Two spanish-speaking members
q the studio research staff spent
TIE four months translating peril
nat passages from the tones for
ne Ia preparing the script OF the
Bette Davis Paul NUM- starring
picture.
Besides the prixed volumes from
van der velde's famous library.
TIE research staff also rented so
volumes from the library Of cx-
President Adolfo de Ia Huerta Of
Mexico. and supplemented 1t with
eighty additional books which
were bought outright to complete
the source Of material for QUAR-
e." These books were in con-
slant use at the studio during pro-
duction to make sure that the film
was historically correct through
cut.
The latest edition OF the March
q Time. titled War. Peace and
Propaganda" shares the screen.
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Sergeant Madden" Now
Plsyino Al The Temple

Tn. role of Fusen. the nght
rscketeer and manager in the
road company Of Clifford odets'
Golden Boy" won Marc Law
renee a similar "meaty" gsngster
role in sergeant Madden, with
wallace Berry. now screening at
the Temple thester. Seen by Pro-
Queer J. Walter Ruben and Direc-
tor Josef Won sternberg on the
plays opening night in Los An
xeles. Lawrence was kept in mind
for the role Of Piggy" Ceders.
principal racketeer in Sergeant
Madden"
On the same bill will be seen
winner Take AL" featuring Tony
Martin and Gloria Stuart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01

remain. and "The KID From
RokomO," current attraction
at the Rory theater, is per-
hdps as true a story as Wds
eUer 1Critten.
OF all the double-crossing,
two-timing, back biting racke-
teers one could find, Pat
O'Brien, Joan BlondeIl, May
Robson and Stanley Fields
are the tops :. and that goes
for Make Rosenbloom, Ed
Brophy and in fact everyone
in the cast with the exception
of THE Kid From kokom0.'
The picture is very funny
..<1 70 An., D4L.- $40. Al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01
Ritz or Paris
Now On Screen

It's been a long time in getting
there, but Paris most famous
hotel, the Ritz. which has even
been responsible for the addition
of a slang term to the English
language, is at last shown on the
screen II serves as the back
ground for several important
scenes in the new Paramount COM
edy. Midnight" which is now the
attraction at the Beverly theater.
For many years American pro-
ducers have sought the right not
only to photograph the "ritzy"
hotel but to use its name on the
screen. Always the Ritz has fig
uratively put its nose in the air
and said mo" The result has been
the use of manufactured names on
the screen, such as the "Colches-
ter Plaza" the Manchester
Manor" and what have you.
Through the efforts of Arthur
Hornblow, Jr., who served in
France during the World war and
who has visited Paris many times
since, the management has per-
mitted the use of the name Ritz"
in Midnight with Clsudette Col
bert. Don Ameche, Mary Aston,
Francis Lederer. Rex OMalley.
John Barrymore. Elaine Barrie
and Hedda Hopper.
Not only that. but the Ritz
itself was reconstructed, exterior
and interior, on studio stage.
On the same bill at the Barovic
house will be seen Jackie Cooper
in "Newsboys' Home"
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tic philosophy is constantly being
attacked by the intense realism of
little "Gimpy." who doesn't believe
much in goodness and honesty. be-
cause what does 1t get you ~
Jimmy accepts these criticisms. and
not even the police hunt for his
brother and the ensuing scorn OF
his friends defeats Jimmy's spirit
or undermines his high courage.
This exemplification of American
tradition is truly one of the most
inspirational of recent films.
Outstanding in the cast Of
Streets OF New York. are Martin
Spellman as Gimpy. Marjorie Rey-
nolds, Dick Purcell, George Irving
and Robert Emmett O'Connor.
On the same new bill will be seen
Gambling Ship starring Robert
Wilcox and Helen Mack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01
Pictures Haze Premieres At Riviera The

mn VU5FIItNHlAN4\NW

Knen Whereof He Spoke!
This man Dalton Trumbo who
wrote the original story from which
THE Kid From kokomo" was adapt
ed either turned out 10 be the best
ruesser In, The xrorId or ALA ha ,Ca.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01

The tsrsier, an animal Of the
East Indies. has suction cups on
its toes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01
REruan SLOWING

BEVERLY - ciaudette Colbert
and Don Ameche In Mid
night" also Jackie Cooper and
Edmund Lowe IN "Newsboys
Home"
Communicates Francis and
Humphrey Bofart in King OF
the Underworld" also Charles
Starrett. and. sons. Of. the
Pioneers In Texas Stampede
KAY sTREET-Ned MacMur-
ray and Madeleine Carroll In
Cafe Society" also George
o'Brien In ARIZONA Legion"
rARR-Mickey Rooney arid
Walter Connolly in "Huctie-
berry rinn.s also Peter Lors
in Mr.. Moto's Last Warning.
pROCTOR-J oel Mccres and
Andrea Leeds in Youth Takes
Flina.' also Peter LORE in
Mr.. Moto's Last WARNING"
REALART-Maodeiine Carroll
and Pred Macnurray In Cafe
Society" also Bob Baker in
Prairie Justice"
REx--Boris Karloff and Media
Harrigan In Devils Island"
also Charles Stauett and Iris
Meredith In West OF Santa
re"
kHELl,--oary Cooper and Jean
Arthur In The PlsinsmAn.
also FRED MacMurrav and Jean
Parker in Texas Rangers.
sIiNsET-oe orge Brent and
Olivia DeHayilisnd In wings
of the Navy" also Peter LORE
In M. Aoto's Last warning"
TEMPLE - wallace Beery and
Tom Brown IN Sergeant Mad
den: also Tony Martin and
Gloria Stuart In Winner Take
ALI"
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Inc sentiment that dominates
this film Ia that it Is possible. may
be only in this country. for the
have nots" to attain as high a po-
sition as any member Of the more
privileged classes.
Jimmy Keenan,. played by Jackie
Cooper, is one of the have nots."
Psrentless, and with an orphaned
crippled boy. Gimpy. to support,
Jimmy runs newsstand and
studies law at night. following in
the footsteps Of his inspiration,
Abraham Lincoln.
II matters not that Jimmy's
brother, a big-shot racketeer, wor-
ries him and kids him about being
named "the Abe Lincoln Of 10th
Avenue; or that Jimmy's idealis-
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reliably informed the of the prize those who
take the while the fighters take the punches.
Aside from UH fact that serious story has been made
humorous because comedy ~ better for than drama the
basic facts Which enldon IN cnrren rna hstor s
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LAY CLARKE
Says:

Editors Note: Jay Clarke, Ameri-
cas- foremost mentalist. answers
10 questions zach day for Tacoma
Times readers. Address questions
Ia Drama Editor. The Tacoma
Times.
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FIRST SHOWING


BLuE MOUSE = Brian Ahesne
and Victor MrLaxien In Cap
tain Fslry.- i7.so. s:&s. ESQ.
$50: also Ruth Huxsey and
Paul Kelly in within the Law
lf.35. 7:4o. SIS. esfs.
music BOx-Psul NUM- and
Bette Davis in "Juarez." 1880.
a:3o. Gao. Q 80. also The March
of Time War. Peace ana Prop
aganda.-
RIyIERA-Jsckie Cooper and
Martin speilmsn IN Streets Of
New York" ii.ss. 2;2b, 300.
7:4o. io:i5: siso Robert wilcox
and Helen Mack In Gambling
ship" i:io. $50. $40. esos.
Roxy-pst o.Brien ana wayne
Norris in The Kid Prom Koko-
mo-" 1890. 3.43. SIS. 1910.
JED Prouty in The Jones PAM
lly in Hollywood, 1880, ESQ.
8 go, $50; siso Jay Clarke on
stage. $50. GAO. $50.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Sept. 25 dP.-poultry, live
"a trucks, easy; hens, 4la pounds up. II:
under 4ia pounds, 14la: Leghorn hens
ofed; 9S l2ha; Plymouth Rock. 1s; White Rock
~; Leghorn oroilers. 2 pounds and under
l4i2 Leghorn springs. over pounds 10:
springs pounds up. colored l4l2; Ply
mouth Rock; "a: White Rock is: under
pounds. colored. IA: Plymouth Rock. 1877:
Wnlte Rock. Is; bareback chickens. IL;
ROSTERS, IL; Leghorn ROSTERS 1Oi2; ducks
so pounds up. colored, 13: white l3;
small, colored. 10: white II: geese. old. Ia:
young, ID: turkeys toms. II: hens Is.
Butter. 56O, AGA firm: creamery g3 score
29L-s4: 81. 2sa4; OIL. 27K4: 90 cfls: so
s2ta; ss. 25; 30 centralized carlots, 27H
Eggs. 5.4o1. steady; fresh graded, extra
nrSts. local, lSl2: cars, 1914: frsts. local
let cars. 1872: current receipts 1917
Potatoes, 234; on track. 432: total q 8
shipments Saturday 454: Sunday. 36
Idaho Russets best stock, large, slightly
stronger; Others about steady: Bliss Tri-
umphs, all sections. best slightly stronger,
tair quality about steady: Northern Cob.
bieFs 5a,E., and Early ohios steady, supplies
Hsr Ha ewt; v.lSat Idaho RYsset Burbanks; q. $.
MnWa shed. LOO; Colorado Red McClures,
Y g. No !, washed. / so; unWashed i 10.
North Dakota Red River Valley section
Cooblers. 80 per cent or better u. S, No.
!, l.25: Bliss Triumphs. $500 per cent
2. 8. No. /. 1.20-3O; wisconsin Cobbiers.
u s No. /, few sales. 1.25.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Franchise Tax Upheld
By Pennsylvania
a.. 4, T-
High Court
Decision Of County
Court Reversed in
Columbia Cos Cuse
BY the Associated Prese.

~ Viz AB9OCl2LeQ FxeoD. a
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 26.-The
Pennsylvania Supreme Court today
upheld the State franchise tax on
out-of-State corporations, which
has netted $21 900 900 for the State
since its enactment in 1895. -
The decision reversed the Dauphis
County Court. Chief Justice john
w. Kephart ordered the record re-.
turned to the State Department OF
Revenue to resettle the tax against
the Columbia Gas e. Electric Corp,s
which had challenged the act. i.
The law imposed tax Of S mills;
on the taxable value" of foreigr-
corporations doing business In:
Pennsylvania and set up procedures
to determine that value for Penn.
sylvania taxing purposes.
Columbia charged the tax wasa
discriminatory and asserted it inn
paired the obligation" OF the State
to foreign corporations. The Conn.,.
monwealth argded the tax was a.
levy on out-of-State corporations
for the privilege Of doing businesjr
IN Pennsylvania. 81
Justice Kephart said In his opinH
ion: an
THE result of the acts operation
is not so obviously wrong and so ouf7
OF proportion to the business done
and property within the State thatf
1t can be said to be confiscatory Of
discriminatory compared with simisf
lar domiciliary corporations. In the
light OF this opinion, there is no im9d
position or unjust burden on this
foreign corporation (Columbia)," ~
Evening star., 1939-09-25
ev the Associated Press.

ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Lower-
priced rail loans grabbed leadership
of generally firm bond market
today.
Buyers. tempted by news of
steadily growing carrier traffic, lift
ed many of these issues as much
as 2 points near the start of the
last hour.
Heavy gains in loans of Belgium
put backbone in the foreign division.
Government Is shot up about IL
points on substantial turnover, fur
ther erasing last weeks declines.
While losses were in the major
ity among United States Govern
ments, prices did not move very far
despite transfer of big blocks of the
Treasures. Federal Farm Mortgage
IS of '49'44 dropped 1922 of point,
but other losses were much less.
Favored in the corporate section
were such issues as Baltimore &
Ohio convertible 4l2s, Mobile g.
Ohio 41as, st. Paul SIS, Great North
ern As of As "G," Pittsburgh &
West Virginia 41as of So "a" Frisco
4l2s of 7S and Nickel Plate 412s.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Dry Goods Market

NEW YORK. Sept 25 (P.-A good IN
auiry was reported today for gray goods ii,
the Worth Street textile district Prices
orders have been booked at the advanced
levels business was not large
Trafing IN woolen goods wAs on q
last week. Mills continued to refuse to sell
Tar ahead. however due to price uncer-
tainties. Worsted sweaters have been
prices have been communicated to the
retail trade .
A.. DEALINGS in rayon were on a fairly &C.
the hisher price level Twills satins and
tanetaS sold in good volume
SIX dealers report small sales in fabrics
Is used for warp or filing Fabrics are
now UP almost so per cent above those
prevailing last year.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s op.-The round,
sterling held At s. in the foreisn exc
chanse market today. but eonsid dersbiey
pressure appeared asainst several Of the
Swiss francs were quoted 06 Of q cent
suilder dipped o2 ST . cent The beias
vas vas " Unclaimed. but the French franc,
oo The discount On sterlins deliverable in
Late rates follow; Great Britain in |.
dolaIs Lars c,hsrs oa. in cents Great Britain.
sonaa. ssordsy D; Msn.;s.s7 ss7M sso.d,y silis as5
Canada. New York in Montreal, los. ian:
Belgium. 1898: Denmark. 1888: Finland.
e.ensvclsnt 1878: travel unauoted: Greece
erlands. 1920: Norway. 81: SO: Poland un---
quoted; Po5tusal. g. ION; Rumsnis: ron:
ssssntina g (oihcisl,: 20; So. Arsentins ifree).
225S; Brazil (ofnciaD, sos; Brazil jfree).
800; Mexico, 20. loon; Japan, 2a.37a:
H1onc konE; s 2b.1b; SHANGHAI 7.3o; Yuso-
dicated '"' 49,
Nominal.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
New York Produce

NEW YORK: Sept 25 up.-Eess, 49,
5546: 5546: weak Ak . O Mixed colors; fancy to extra
1rh.3;. 1gh; seconds LISA; mediums. Is:
dirtles' 1n1l no /. l5A; average checks: 49,
1Sa-22; standards is; frsts I'M: sec
1Rds' 1Ra leh-l7; mediums, 1874: dirties.
"a Whites; ~ Resale of Premium marks, 81 "a
marks. 2s1a.31; exchange specials. IS; ex- s,.
change standards, a3a24. Resale Of nearby
Midwestern. exchange mediums. Fl %:
pullets 17-17H2; peewees, 15-15h Re
frlgerator. nearby and Midwestern, stand.
ards. 22h-23; firsts, 21-21 "a.
Browns: Nearby. extra fancy, 29h-34.
Nearby and Midwestern. exchange specials,
90; exchanee standards. 22h -23. Nearby.
mediums. 90: pullets. 1914.
hisher than than extra. 29N.so: extra lsS
seconds fs4-s7j 22M-24.
Cheese: 434,4s9: quiet. State. whole
20; others, fresh, 17s4-181s.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Boston Wool Market

BOSTON; Sept. rs a, u. s. Dept. OF
agriculture . prices advanced fur
wool market. Graded fine delaine brisht
fleece wools were sold at 43 to As cents. in
tne grease. or $1.O7 to SLIP. secured basis
wools brought &1.1O. secured basis Graded
hall blood territory wools In which staple
and French combing lengths were Graded
Fine territory wools in original bags were
SOLD 1T prices ranging 81 to ST .05. secured
basis. for good French combins lengths,
ana at 97 cents to 81. secured basis, for
average to short French combing lengths.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
McGilI Staple Index
Up Slightly in Week
Special Dispatch to The Star.

AUBURNDALE. Mass, Sept. 25.-
Commodity prices worked slightly
higher during the third week end
ing in September. The advance
was orderly compared with the
sharp upswing noted during the
two previous weeks. The index of
all commodities compiled by the
McGill Commodity Service stood at
1875 on September %, as against
70 a week earlier and 68.5 the first
Of this year.
Industrial products were generally
strong, but agricultural products
and livestock prices declined slightly
during the week. Out of IA indi-
vidual group classifications compris-
ing this index 10 were higher, 2
lower and 2 unchanged from a week
earlier.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Building Industry
Expected 10 Show
Jump in Profits
Coins for Nine Months
To Exceed Those for
All Of 1888
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-For the
full year 1899 substantial improve
ment In profits for the building and
construction industry Is forecast In
Poor's industry and investment sur
veys. Net income for the first six
months registered a sharp increase
above the operating results for the
corresponding period of 1898. The
earnings reports for the third quar-
ter should also reveal gains. In fact,
the earnings gains shown for the
first nine months will exceed those
recorded in the II months Of 1898.
During coming months, total con-
Struction contracts are expected to
remain below the figure of a year
ago. largely rejecting a decline in
public works." continues Poor's fore
cast. Then, too, the European war
is likely to discourage many indus
trialists from contemplated build
ing projects, at least until they can
appraise more accurately its effects
on their business. On the other
hand, the anticipated revision of our
present neutrality legislation, when
erected, should stimulate some in
dustrial construction in order to
meet the needs of belligerents.
The postponement of projects on
the part of potential home owners,
as a result of the uncertainties ac-
companying the European war. may
be Offset largely by the speeding up
OF building plans In other quarters
In anticipation of higher material
and labor costs. Moreover, a con-
siderable amount of residential
building is likely to be undertaken
for investment purposes-as a hedge
against any prospective depreciation
IN purchasing power. In addition,
the United States Housing Author
lty's slum- m-clearance program is also
expected to contribute materially
toward the maintainance of resi-
Dental building at high levels. The
progress has been delayed consid-
erably, but acceleration of work on
such projects is expected to take
place during the coming months.
Although no marked increase in
building material and labor costs is
anticipated for the immediate term,
the prolongation of the European
war would threaten to raise costs
IN the construction field as well as
IN industry il general A further
increase in labor costs in the build
ing industry may thus be witnessed,
despite the fect that wages in this
field are already at a level which
undoubtedly has kept building ac-
tivity from rising to higher levels"
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Metul Market

NEW YORK. Sept. rs R,.-copper
steady; electrolytic. SPOT. 1900; export
70.0 Don: forward unauoted. Lead steady:
spot, New York. .5.60-65; East et. Louis.
and 1ns sss Pis f:'t ren 81 No kou DSs
Eastern Pennsylvania, 24.o0: Bufisio.s
23 90: Alabama, g.3s. Aluminium virsin.
spot, 400. Quicksilver. I65 90, 15H.0O.
Platinum, pure, 1000. Chinese volffemitet
22:O0.24; ;00n. Domestic scheelits. 23. Don.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
New York Sugar

NEW YORK, Sept Is R,.-World sugar
selling through operator and outside
sources encountered small demand Late
afternoon prices were to points lower,
with December OH 3 at 2.14.
Domestic contracts were somewhat ir-
regular as speculative support encountered
Cuban hedge selling and some trade naui-
datton. Late prices were lower to 1
higher. with the March position on l at
2.46 and May up ct 2.b2. Volume was
No sales were reported In the raw sugar
Philippines were available In range be-
tween 1856 and. $40 cents. Cuban sellers
remained out Of the market. Refined was
UNCHANGED at. 6.7b cents.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, Sept. Is (P).-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago Cn bushels: Wheat decreased
1,256, 600; corn increased 1882 900;
oats decreased 1000; rye increased
las, 600; barley increased 305 900.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Money Market

NEW YORK. Sept. rs R.-Call money;
steady. per cent. Prime commercial
paper. u per cent. Time loans steady:
cent. Bankers acceptances unchaneed:
5000 days h-ii per cent; four months,
n-a per cent: hve-six months. st-i: per
Rediscount rate. New York Reserve Bank.
per cent
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Odd-Lot Dealings
By the Associated Press.

The Securities Commission reported
today these transactions BY customers
New York Stock Exchange for septem-
Der 20: 3.4e9 purchases involving 81, 4Os
shares; 1858 sales involving 81 231 shares,
shares.
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Freight Loodinqs

NEW YORK. Sept. z5 R,.-Revenue
lfeiE9t carloadinss on railroads reporting
today ior the week ended September 23
sept. 70. Prev. VIZ. II. ago.
81 ssite; e.a = Ohio 1891 1891 ssssss 5isSl sSi
Evening star., 1939-09-25
Rubber Futures

NEW YORK. Sept 25 P.-Crude rub
Der futures opened unchanged to "a lower.
December, 20.0s-2O.20; March, 1885,
1905; May 1eS6-oO,