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1938May 28

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• Elected Brookings Trustees
• Mrs. Vare Annexes Title
• WILLIAM E.. BUFFINGTON; Controller of the Postoffice Department Under Coolidge
• Police Department; Pensioned PATROLMEN Temporary Assignments
• General Election Is Ordered in Ireland; De Valera Takes Opposition by Surprise
• Dry Goods Golf June 29
• LIEUT. E. S. NICHOLS MARRIES IN SOUTH; Madeline Heckenbleickner Is His Bride at Charlotte, N. C.
• EXPORTS AND IMPORTS CLASSIFIED FOR APRIL; Heavy Decline From 1937 in All Groups of Imports
• Fire Record
• Major League Leaders
• DORIS LINDEMAN BRIDE OF AUTHOR; High Bridge, N. J., Girl Is Wed to Robert Gessner in Study of Dr. Stephen S. Wise Davie-West
• CITY LOSES RULING IN SALES TAX CASE; Court. Holds French Line Fuel Purchases in New Jersey Not Subject to Levy ORDERS $26,662 RETURNED Deals Declared of Interstate Nature-Other Companies Affected by Decision
• 2,000 Low-Cost Homes Will Be Built in Brazil
• Letters to the Sports Editor; IT WASN'T CASEY AT ALL Tragic Hero of Famous Baseball Poem Was Kelly, Writes Kelly On Question of Quotes An Idea to Toy With SKIERS SPURN SAPPORO Little Hope Seen ot Change in F. I. S. Stand on Olympics First Use of the Barrier Walking in Slow Motion LOUIS TRIUMPH FORECAST Says Joe Is Sure to Even Score With an Overrated Schmeling A Bigger Battle Precedents for Henry Today's a Famous Day
• JANET LAW PATRICK CONNECTICUT BRIDE; Troy, N. Y., Girl Wed to K. A. Tischler in Old Greenwich
• EXEMPT AS HOLDING UNIT; Phelps Dodge Not Subject to Utility, Act, SEC Again Holds
• Republican Group Moves
• War Admiral Meets Smart Field of Handicap Stars at Belmont Park Today; 9 NAMED TO START IN RICH SUBURBAN War Admiral Choice in What Appears to Be Hardest Race of His Career FAST TRACK IN PROSPECT Pompoon,Who Defeated Riddle Star as Juvenile, Looms as Chief Contender TODAY'S FEATURE RACE 132 Pounds on War Admiral Long Shots Conceded Chance Aurora Results
• To Honor George Grey Barnard
• WHEAT PRICES SINK IN A SLOW MARKET; Bearish Sentiment Increases as More Favorable News of Crop Is Received NET LOSSES ARE 3/4 TO 7/8C Corn Holds Within Narrow Limits to End SteadyOther Grains Lower
• BUYS COACH GRANT USED; Ford Gets Vehicle in Which General Had a Runaway Ride
• FLOOD IN PARK ROADWAY; Traffic in 79th St. Transverse Delayed as Main Bursts
• NEW HAVEN FETE BEGINS; Parade and Ball Today Start City's Tercentenary Program
• LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
• CRITICS LAMPOONED BY STAGE CHILDREN; ' Snow White' Parody Depicts Reviewers' Foibles at School Commencement Exercises TWO GRADES GRADUATED Scholarships, Medals Given to Grammar and High School Classes of Young Actors Dwarfs" Carry Signs List of Graduates Graduates of the Grammar School Graduates of the High SChool
• Barbour Petitions Filed
• NEW ENGLAND INDEX DOWN; Council Reports Sharp Drop From April, 1937
• AGREES TO FTC ORDER; Banfi to Cease Representations on Montecatini Crystals
• 4 ON BREMEN HELD BY U. S. IN SPY CASE; ONE A NAZI OFFICER; Jailed as Material Witnesses in Default of Heavy Bail Fixed on Hardy Plea ESPIONAGE ACT INVOKED Prosecutor Reveals for First Time That Many Others Are Sought in Inquiry Expected to Involve Others Two Held in $15,000 Bail 4 ON BREMEN HELD IN U.S. SPY CASE Inquiry Into Espionage Refers to Griebl Disappearance Political Man" Explained Fled Without Passport
• DEALER IN MONEY HELD UP IN HIS SHOP; Owner of Exchange Agency Robbed of $1,600
• NEXT DOOR TO PRAGUE
• LEASING CENTERS IN MIDTOWN AREA; Doctors Among Tenants Who Sign for Space in Buildings in Manhattan
• TWO IN HINES CASE ADMIT POLICY PLOT; Schultz Aides Likely to Help State Against Tammany Man--July Trial Planned Hopes for Trial in July Weinberg Only One Who Can Tell TWO IN HINES CASE ADMIT POLICY PLOT Two Prisoners Sat Alone Two Kept Guarded
• FAIR TO BE CLOSED TODAY; Usual Opening of Grounds Canceled to Let Workers Rest
• 100,000 MEN KNEEL AT BUDAPEST MASS; Glimmer of Candles Bathes Great Square as Myriad Voices Softly Chant THRONGS ADORE THE HOST Hundreds of Priests Wait to Serve Communion to Biggest Gathering of Congress. Throng Overflows Square Effect Is Magical Eastern Rite -Mass Held
• BOND LIMIT BILL SIGNED; President Approves Extension of Total to $30,000,000,000
• APARTMENT RENTING GAINS; Agents Report Spurt in Demand for Suites in Recent Weeks
• PROCEDURE CHANGE SOUGHT IN PAY BILL; High Officials Will Urge on Conferees a Revision of Enforcement Ideas STRESS INTERSTATE TEST This Would Apply to Bans on 'Sweated Goods' and Substandard Employment
• DR. STROUD IS DEAD; ENGLISH INVENTOR; Associate of Archibald Barr in Developing Widely Used Military Range Finder LONG ON LEEDS FACULTY Was Cavendish Professor of Physics at the University From 1885 to 1909
• 23 UTILITY AIDES QUIT MULTIPLE JOBS; 135 Positions as Officers and Directors of Associated Gas System Are Involved ACTED ON EVE OF HEARING FPC Cites Law to Show It Must Pass on Interlocking Directorates or Offices Section of Law Used Others Reduced Holdings
• Cards in British Golf Tourney; QUARTER-FINAL ROUND SEMI-FINAL ROUND
• MAGRUDER RITES HELD; Many Old Navy Associates at Rear Admiral's Funeral
• MEMBER TRADING FOLLOWS THE TREND; 77,778 Shares Sold on Balance on Stock Exchange in Week Ended April 30 FIGURES REVEALED BY SEC Deals Accounted for 19.47% of Volume, Against 23.13% in Previous Period
• The Teaching Staff
• Three German Fliers Killed
• Sports Today
• LUCILLE M'GEAN MARRIED; She Becomes Bride of Herman Scheyhing at Cleveland
• Greenberg's 440-Foot Home Run Helps Tigers Beat White Sox, 5-2; His Eleventh Circuit Blow Into Stands Is a Record for Chicago Park-Kennedy Wins Seventh in Row on Mound The Box Score PITCHERS WHO STARRED IN BIG LEAGUE GAMES
• Edmund Rosenthals Have Twins
• Named to General Electric Board
• CHICAGO SURGEON DIES IN CALIFORNIA CRASH; Dr. A. B. Kanavel, Auto Victim, Had Headed American College
• Major League Baseball; National League American League
• Elizabeth Kilpatrick Fiancee
• JEWISH INSTITUTE TO ORDAIN 6 RABBIS; Graduates to Receive Degrees at Annual Commencement Here Tomorrow STUDY PRIZES TO BE GIVEN Dr. David Philipson, Cincinnati, and Dr. Alexander Marx, New York, to Be Honored
• Comes From Kingston To Take Pulpit Here
• GREENWICH CHASE DRAWS FIELD OF 8; Ange Pitou Gets Top Weight for Feature at the Blind Brook Club Today
• PEDESTRIANS BLAMED FOR AUTO FATALITIES; Harnett Finds 61% of Stat's Deaths Persons on Street
• HIGH REALTY TAX DECRIED; Mortgage Bankers Complete Survey of 33 Cities
• New York Girl Is Winner Of Smith Hoop-Roll Test
• LANDON SEES WAY OUT; American Democracy, He Says, Will 'Muddle Through'
• Surplus Apples Purchased
• ASKS $9,515,000 ISSUE; Yonkers Utility Would Repay Consolidated Edison Advances
• EX-TOWN CLERK GUILTY; Naugatuck Man Convicted of $2,626 Embezzlement
• TWO HOGARTH WORKS BRING [Pound]2,520 AT SALE; Group of Morland's Rustics Net [pound]5,677 in London
• Cotton Mill Rise Counters Seasonal Trend; Printcloth Sales Put at 40% of Output
• TODAY ON THE RADIO; OUTSTANDING EVENTS ON ALL STATIONS MORNING AFTERNOON EVENING
• Jersey City Police Seize, Then 'Deport' O'Connell; Representative Rushed Out of Town When He Tries to Defy Ban on Speech-Hague Rejects Civil Rights. Truce With Foes HAGUE POLICE HOLD O'CONNELL AN HOUR Cry "Kill the Bum" Wife's Knees Bruised Argued in Station House
• THRONGS VIEW BACHE ART; Collection Exhibited as Benefit for Music School
• MARKETS AND WAR SCARES
• UTILITY MANAGER TO REVAMP CAPITAL; Engineers Public Service to Act Tuesday on Indicated Request of the SEC WRITE-DOWN OF $6,763,498 Restatement of Preferred Account and $35,000,000 Cut in Surplus Included
• Change in Code of Ethics
• GRADUATION AT JUILLIARD; 102 Get Diplomas or Degrees at Music Institute
• Windsors Guests of Honor At British Embassy Dinner
• Movements of the Day In New York Markets; Stock Exchange Curb Exchange Foreign Exchange Commodity Futures
• REAL ESTATE NOTES
• EARLE GROUP GETS HALL; Mayor Wilson Drops Ban on Use of Independence Shrine
• WOMAN VANISHES ON TRIP TO BERMUDA; Inquiry on Into Disappearance of PWA Chief Clerk
• DR. JOHN B. HUBBS, A RETIRED RECTOR; Also a Former Instructor at Hobart College--Dies at 71
• Hearing Postponed by FPC
• DETROIT WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE; C. I. O. Leaders Talk of Day's Walkout in Protest Against Clash at Brass Plant ASSAIL POLICE 'BRUTALITY' Mayor Defends Action of the Officers as Required to Preserve Law and Order
• THREE TIE AT 141 IN JERSEY TRIALS; Clark, Farrell and MacDougall Top P. G. A. Field-Kinder and O'Connor Qualify
• MRS. WILLIAM P. ALDRICH
• Interlake to Retire Shares
• Army Orders and Assignments
• Crew of Burning Freighter Saved
• ROSS TITLE FIGHT SET FOR TUESDAY; Postponed Second Time With Weather Unsettled-Foes Go Back to Training WEIGHING NOW FORMALITY Armstrong Not Required to Build Up to 136-Delay Is Expected to Help Gate Ross Shakes Sparring Aide $200,000 Gate Now Seen
• Royal Couple Feted Here
• REICH PRESS HALTS ATTACKS ON CZECHS; Lull in War Talk Held Result of Hitler's Detemination to Maintain Peace BERLIN RENEWS PROTESTS Prague Postpones Session of Parliament Until June 12 When Elections Are Over Germans Accuse Czechs Czech Policy Outlined Measure Held Necessary
• SIXTH WORLD RECORD IS SET BY BRADMAN; Australian Star First to Top the 1,000 Mark Twice in May
• EMILY K.Y. SAMUELS WED IN MAPLEWOOD; Morrow Memorial Church Is Setting for Her Marriage to Robert E. Niebling SHE HAS SIX ATTENDANTS Marion Dreher Serves as Maid of Honor-Bridegroom Has Brother as Best Man Arnold-Means
• HOME OWNERS LOAN BONDS
• FIVE ON WHALING SHIP IN ANTARCTIC GO MAD; Five Others Vanish Overboard, Halifax Survivor Relates
• PRATT NINE SCORES, 2-1; Tops N. Y. State Teachers, Kinzler Allowing Only 2 Hits
• BROOKLYN ATTORNEYS WIN IN HIGH COURT; Appeals Bench Reverses Order for Refund to Auditore Estate
• 7 PICKED BY CALIFORNIA; Bears Will Rely on Small Squad to Win I. C. 4-A Title
• SEABURY HEADS INSTITUTE; Elected President of Law Group at 111th Annual Meeting
• U.S. STEEL BOND RATE 3 1/4%; Company Lists Interest in Report to SEC on Debenture Issue
• Woman Passer-By Is Shot With Suspect; Slightly Wounded in a Brooklyn Raid
• Nornay Saddler Gains 20th Best-in-Show Title; AUSTIN DOG TAKES FOXTERRIER PRIZE Nornay Saddler Prevails in Field of 100 at Annual Specialty Exhibition CEDAR POND BEST SCOTTIE Goudie Star Beats Barberry Knowe Kiltie to Score in Show at Summit Threat of Rain Costly Thomas and Collins Judges THE AWARDS WIRE-HAIRED FOXTERRIERS SCOTTISH TERRIERS WIN PREMIER AWARDS AT TERRIER SPECIALTY SHOWS James M. Austin's smooth foxterrier, Champion Nornay Saddler
• POLICE EQUIPMENT TESTED ON 5TH AVE.; La Guardia Holds Impromptu Parade of New Motor Cycles, Cars and Patrol Wagons 308 PIECES INSPECTED Tour Starts at the Battery, Where Mayor Views the Two Latest Police Launches Trip Made in 15 Minutes Police Launches Inspected
• Griswold Estate to Get $19,030
• Sales Tax Evader Gets 30 Days
• WARNS CANADA ON TREATY; Motors Official Questions Wisdom of Concessions to Us
• STORE SALES DROP 14% FROM YEAR AGO; Volume for Four Weeks Also 14% Below 1937, Reserve Board Reports TRADE HERE DIPPED 10.2% Decline for 4 Areas Averaged 10.9%., This City Making Best Showing Sales Drop Smaller Here
• CHILDREN PAY DIVIDEND; ' Gum-Drop' Co-Op at Greenbelt Is a Going Enterprise
• LEHMAN PLEDGES FREE SPEECH HERE; Summons Mayor of Peekskill as Union Charges Town's Officials Bar Its Leaflets Demands Free Speech and Press Lehman Pledges Free Speech in the State; Summons Peekskill Mayor on Union Charge High Court Ruling Is Stressed Law 'to Stand' Until Courts Act
• AWARDS AT GARDNER; Honors Bestowed by School for Girls at Commencement
• AN ENGAGING PLATFORM
• OIL FIGHT STILL SIMMERS; McColl-Frontenac Meeting Again Off for Count of Votes
• BRONX MORTGAGES FILED
• German Singers in Baltimore
• Ocean Travelers
• INCOME INCREASED BY AMERICAN ENKA; Rayon Concern Made $6.76 a Share in Year to Jan. 2, Against Previous $5.62 OTHER CORPORATE REPORTS
• Westchester Residence Sold
• THE DAY IN WASHINGTON
• ALBERT E. JESSURUN; Chicago Food Broker Founder of Tenants Protective League
• BILLS SOLD AT 0.025%; Treasury's 91-Day Paper Goes for Same as on Last Monday,
• RENEW EXTRADITION ROW; Georgia Refuses to Surrender Man Wanted by Massachusetts
• 5 ADDED TO AUTO FIELD; Hall Exceeds 118 Miles an Hour--Nuvolari at Indianapolis
• JAMES RUSSELL; Noted Canadian Soccer Player Dies in Montreal at 62
• Reserve Corps Orders; SECOND MILITARY AREA
• JAPAN TO COMBAT CHINA FOREIGNERS; Revised Cabinet Hopes to Be Only Guide for the Conquered--Full Policy Still Secret HANKOW LIKELY WAR GOAL Itagaki Appointment as War Minister Not Yet Announced--Clashes Cheer Hankow Cabinet Policy Not Revealed Chinese Are Encouraged
• KENNY OF LOUGHLIN WINS; Takes C. H. S. A. A. Hurdles Title in Preliminary to Meet
• MRS. JANE FULLER WED TO PUBLISHER; She Becomes Bride of Cass Canfield, the President of Harper & Bros. Barrett-Delafield
• URGE CONTINUANCE OF MUNSON SERVICE; Appeals by Roper and Welles Are Released by Maritime Commission NATIONAL PRESTIGE CITED Federal Body Holds Cost of Operation Would Be Justified by Economics Also Foreign Competition Severe
• Cholera Sweeps Pootung And Menaces Shanghai
• Minor League Baseball; INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION EASTERN LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE TEXAS LEAGUE
• MRS. BROWNING TO MARRY; She Will Become the Bride of Selwyn Bywater on June 4
• FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK DEBENTURES
• BELMONT PARK CHART; Belmont Park Entries Suffolk Downs Entries Aurora Entries Churchill Downs Results Agawan Park Entries Suffolk Downs Results Churchill Downs Entries
• COMMODITY CASH PRICES; FUTURE CONTRACTS
• A. E. MORGAN HOLDS HE STILL HEADS TYA; Addresses H.A. Morgan as'Vice Chairman' in Letter Attacking Latter's Testimony Makes Reply to Testimony Again Questions Removal Right
• U. S. Navy Officers' Visit Hailed by Chilean Press
• Stage Set for Mammoth Show At the Giralda Farms Today; 4,213 to Compete in Fifty- Rings at Morris and Essex Club Event in Madison, N. J.--Judges From 2 Continents on Hand Gates Are Numbered Early Exit Provided for
• ADOLPH LEWISOHN, 89, MARKS DAY WITH SONG; Philanthropist Practices Arias as Part of Celebration
• GREENHILLS LEASE IS SIGNED BY CO-OP; Consumer Services to Manage Commercial Center at Housing Project PROFITS GO TO RESIDENTS Agreement Calls for Rents Based on Percentages of Gross Receipts
• Third Dies in Chemical Blast
• B. & O. Tax Plea Is Denied
• TRADE OPENINGS LISTED; Requests for American Goods From 19 Countries Reported
• CARROLL ACQUITTED IN KILLING OF GIRL; Jury Finds Boy 'Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity'--He Faces Mental Tests Outburst Greets Verdict Girl's Parents in Court CARROLL CLEARED IN KILLING OF GIRL Carrolls See Newspaper Men Prosecutor Is Unsparing
• RECORD PRICE PAID FOR COROT CANVAS; 30'Le Passeur de I'lle SaintOuen' Brings $16,000 From Dealer at Sale of Welsh Art ANOTHER SOLD FOR $4,000 Schnittjer Purchases Both--Chinese Imperial Incense Burner Auctioned for $1,400
• BROADWAY
• TVA PURCHASE PUSHED; Conference Speeds Contract on Knoxville Power Plan
• REALTY FINANCING
• ROOSEVELT BACKS I. L. O. UNION TRUCE; He Arranged for Year of Peace Between C. I. 0. and A.F. L. to Aid Winant Appointment LEWIS WITHDRAWS DEMAND C. I. O. Chairman Sought Place on International Board, but Agreed to Peace Terms Lewis Sought Recognition Peace Offer Is Refused
• THE SCREEN; Stevenson's 'Kidnapped' Is Played With Variations at the Roxy--'Gangs of New York' at Criterion At the Criterion At the 86th St. Garden Theatre At the Modern Playhouse
• MANY REMEMBERED IN WILL BY TUCK; Philanthropist, Who Died in France, Made Gifts to Friends, Public KIN CHIEF BENEFICIARIES Nephew and Grandniece Get Largest Share in Residue of the Estate Homestead Left to Niece Those Named in the Will Boys Club Shares in Estate L. F. Straus Left $2,736,392
• Buys Out Prestole Devices
• MANHATTAN MORTGAGES
• SUICIDE CHARGED TO UNION SABOTAGE; Contractor Says Engineer Who Wired White House Was Ruined by Local 3 Recalls Talk About Alexander Faces a Critical Moment
• BACH MUSIC FETE OPENED AT LEHIGH; Thirty-first Meeting Begins Two-Day Session in Packer Memorial Chapel 260 VOICES IN THE CHORUS Dr. Bruce Carey is Conductor--Philadelphia Orchestra, Soloists Take Part
• H. V. TEEL; Illinois Legislator Stricken While Working on His Farm
• HEADS EQUIPMENT GROUP; Charles W. Galloway Elected by Transit Supply Men
• Princeton Leader Picked
• EDWARD L. HANTON
• Carloadings Rise 0.7% in Week, Drop in year; Miscellaneous Index Off, 'All Others' Up
• National Guard Orders
• Queen Elizabeth to Open Largest British Cloister
• MISS BUNDY GAINS FINAL; Wins by Default and Will Meet Mile. Jedrzejowska at Net
• ELIZABETH BROWN- WED; New Jersey Girl Becomes Bride of William Franklin Ward Jr.
• BOND OFFERINGS BY MUNICIPALITIES; $3,747,110 California Warrants Sold to American Trust and Bankamerica SALE AT BUFFALO JUNE 14 $2,000,000 Refunding and Water Issue to Be Awarded -Milwaukee Plans Sale Buffalo, N. Y. Milwaukee County, Wis. New York School District Chicopee, Mass. Rockport, Mass. Haverhill, Mass. State of Arkansas
• SHIPPING AND MAILS; Ships That Arrived Yesterday Incoming Passenger and Mail Ships Ships That Departed Yesterday Outgoing Passenger and Mail Ships Reports From Foreign Ports Panama Canal Outgoing Freighters Carrying No Mail Outgoing Transpacific Mail Foreign Air Mail
• BRIDGE BILL IS SIGNED; President Approves Measure for Two Spans in Suffolk
• Lewis Faces Suspension
• HOMER'S PAINTINGS PLACED ON DISPLAY; Macbeth Galleries Assemble 19 Water-Colors and Oils by the Noted Artist FIRST WAS PAINTED IN 1872 ' An Open Window' One of Most Noteworthy--'Tornado' Also Is Attractive Canvas 19 Paintings Listed Daylight View Necessary Paul Meltsner's Latest Art Brevities
• YOUNG REPUBLICANS GET DEWEY'S 'NO'; District Attorney Asks State Convention Not to Consider Him for Governorship BOOM ALREADY STARTED Move for His Nomination by Erie Delegation Met Opposition of New Yorkers Text of Erie Resolution Carping Criticism Futile" Message From Hoover
• Paris Air Chief Going to London
• St. John's Baseball Off
• PRESBYTERIANS BAR SANCTION OF WAR; General Assembly Backs Rule Leaving Resort to Arms to 'Consciences' of Christians ACCEPTS EPISCOPAL OFFER Step for Union of Churches Is Voted-Joining With World Council Is Approved Occasions" for War Argued Steps Toward Church Unity
• DIVIDENDS VOTED BY CORPORATIONS; General Electric to Pay 20c a Common Share--10c Less Than Given Previously 10c FOR CARPENTER STEEL Crown Zellerbach to Disburse 12 1/2c--United-Carr Fastener Declares 10c Rate Bower Roller Bearing Carpenter Steel Crown Zellerback Hoskins Manufacturing Power Corp. of Canada, Ltd. United-Carr Fastener
• LENOX SCHOOL EXERCISES; Founder Addresses Class of 14 Girls at Graduation
• CONGRESS IS SPLIT ON TAX BILL ACTION; Sentiment Stands About as It Did When the Measure First Came Up HARRISON PLANS A REPLY Roosevelt Speech Warrants a 'Discussion,' Says Leader of Fight on Gains Levy
• KILLEARN BEAUTY HACKNEY CHAMPION; Paves Way for Many Maclay Successes With Triumph at Devon Horse Show
• STATE DRAFTS PLAN FOR NEW HOSPITALS; Schools, Prisons Also Included Under $40,000,000 Bond Issue Approved by Voters TO AID MENTAL DEFECTIVES $12,000,000 Project for 3,000 Patients Proposed, Probably on Staten Island Plans for Tubercular Patients To Ease Sing Sing Crowding
• WOOL MARKET INACTIVE; Prices Slightly Easier, Little Inquiry in Piece Goods Market
• STALIN IS NOMINATED FOR 33 LEGISLATURESS; Premier Molotoff Also Named to Ran In All Republics
• BLAKEEN JUNGFRAU CAPTURES HONORS; Mrs. Hoyt's Entry Is Named Best of Breed at Poodle Club Specialty Show THE AWARDS STANDARD POODLES
• OKLAHOMA REGAINS HELP; Social Security Board Restores Aid to Aged, Blind and Children
• RAILWAY STATEMENTS; Aggregate and Individual Earnings for April and 4 Months
• New Zealand Woman Heads Group to Climb 25,000-Foot Peaks in Eastern Himalayas
• EVENTS TODAY
• Business World; COMMERCIAL PAPER Weather Again Curbs Trade Jobbers to Take Inventory Weather Retards Men's Wear Sport Scarfs Aid Tie Makers Trimming Raccoons Sell at $8.10 Yarn Trading Lags Glass Trend Still Downward Gray Goods Sales Small
• ARCHITECTS FILE BUILDING PLANS; $125,000 to Be Spent Altering 11-Story Apartment House on West 81st Street HOMES FOR 3 BOROUGHS Dwellings Planned for Sites in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens Sections Manhattan Alteration
• LANFENG VICTORY IN A GREAT BATTLE CLAIMED BY CHINA; Hankow Chiefs Plan to Trap Big Japanese Force West of Captured Suchow INVADERS- DENY DEFEAT Shortage of Gasoline for Cars and Tanks is Reported toHave Hampered Drive Casualties Are Heavy LANFENG VICTORY CLAIMED BY CHINA Two Divisions Clear the Way Fall of Kweiteh Predicted Japanese Vague at Shanghal Major Battle of War
• Beach Picket Is Freed
• VOLKSAUTO"
• SEC SCHEDULES HEARINGS; Byllesby and Sloss-Sheffield in Utility Status Inquiries
• BRONX AUCTION RESULTS
• 500% More Girls Seek Jobs Here Than Year Ago
• LIFEGUARDS UPHELD IN FIGHT ON TESTS; Court Rules Men on Civil Service List Need Not Qualify Again
• Ecuador's Ex-President Takes Refuge in Legation
• BANK OF CANADA TO BE NATIONALIZED; Premier King Says the 100,000 Shares in-Public's Hands Will Be Purchased MOVE IS HELD POLITICAL Steady Gains by Proponents of Social Credit Seen as Factor in Action Time Is Held Opportune More Stock Was Issued
• MANHATTAN AUCTIONS
• CHARLES K. WOODWARD
• Total of 1,223 Golfers to Seek Title in U. S. Open Championship; Third Largest Field in History Includes 458 Amateurs-141 to Qualify in Trials Tuesday-75 in New York Group 141 Places Available The "Family Angle" Tabulation of Entries
• Marriages
• Movement of Naval Vessels
• U. S. FIRMS ARE ASKED TO BUY MEXICAN OIL; Payment Plan for Seized Lands Calls for Sale of Products
• College and School Results
• EDITH M. SCHMIDT A BRIDE; Wed in East Orange Church to Francis F. Tentschert
• NEXT WEEK'S OFFERS TOTAL $73,990,400; Pennsylvania Will Receive Bids for $60,000,000
• 21,550 WATCH REDS TOP CARDS IN 10TH; Doubles by Davis- and Craft Decide First Night Game of League Season, 2-1 VICTORS TIE IN SEVENTH Vander Meer Strikes Out Ten to Win Thrilling Mound Duel with McGee
• ELEANORE GRUSHLAW WED TO R.S. HOLZMAN; Justice Pecora Officiates at Their Wedding Here
• Body Found on Burned Liner
• Students Fined for Wall Prank
• Action Taken in House To Speed Session End
• SALEM KNIGHT TRIUMPHS; Takes Blue in Hunter Class at Horse Show in New Haven
• TRIBUTE TO BE PAID WAR DEAD TODAY; Other Memorial Exercises in City Are Scheduled for Tomorrow and Monday GROUP TO HEAR WAGNER Jewish Veterans to Meet at Temple Emanu-EI--Mass at Governors Island Fish to Speak in Brooklyn Services at Grand Army Plaza
• Federal Mining to Cut Capital
• REPORTS $6,500 THEFT; ' Village Blacksmith' in Jersey Says Buried Savings Are Gone
• PFEFFER VON BERN IS NAMED BEST DOG; Gans's Entry Takes German Shepherd Club's Laurelsfor Second Year in Row GIRALDA'S GEISHA SCHORES Mrs. Dodge's Star Triumphs in Her Division--Carol of Ruthland Also Wins Sautter Thorough Judgee Carol Heads Kennelmate THE AWARDS
• BUSINESS NOTES
• POLAND'S PRESIDENT SEES PEASANT CHIEFS; Amnesty for Political Prisoners and Witos's Return Discussed
• K.F. DWYER SUSPENDED FROM LAW PRACTICE; Ex-Attorney General's Aide Held Guilty of 'Ambulance Chasing'
• AUTO PRODUCTION OFF; Ward's Sets Week's Output at 45,120, Against 132,425 Year Ago
• CONSTRUCTION DROPS; Week's Awards Are Down 43 Per Cent Compared With 1937
• La Guardia Jolts Holiday-Bound Councilmen By Call for Special Meeting on Tuesday
• Topics of The Times
• BROOKLYN HOUSE BOUGHT; Hoffman Company Leases 16,000 Square Feet on President St.
• SUES CITY OVER WNYC JOB; Ousted Broadcasting Director Seeks Reinstatement
• STEP SINGING FETE HELD AT BARNARD; Traditional Ceremony Opens Senior Week
• CHANGE IS URGED IN JEWISH WELFARE; Harry Greenstein Tells Conference Readjustment Is Needed in Altered World
• PLAN TO REORGANIZE BANK; Beauharnois Power's Creditors Approve Ontario Contract
• SALES IN NEW JERSEY; Parcels in West New York and Union City Change Hands
• GILLETTE RUSHES INTO IOWA BATTLE; Senator Seeks in Week Before Primary to Overcome Effect of Hopkins Statement GOVERNOR WIRES FARLEY. He Also Asks the President if the Administration Is Backing Wearin Fight Wallace on Neutral Ground
• ICKESES DINE AT EMBASSY; Guests of Ambassador and Mrs, Kennedy at Party
• CHARLES H. BLOOMER
• STOCKS IN LONDON, PARIS AND BERLIN; English Markets Quiet, With Some Profit-Taking--GiltEdge Issues Firm BOURSE TURNOVER SLIGHT Freneh--Traders Are Cautious About New Commitments--German Shares Up Quiet Session on Bourse Gains in German Market
• MEXICAN SOLDIERS ENCIRCLE CEDILLO; Capture of Rebel Leader Near as His Hiding Place Is Surrounded by Troops ESCAPE PLANE GROUNDEDI Drive on Headquarters Causes Insurgent Leader to Flee-Cavalry Success Reported Cedillo Interview Reported
• Metropolitan Pairings at Winged Foot
• Deaths.
• CIRCULATION FALLS AT BANK OF FRANCE; Report for Week Shows Drop of 1,050,000,000 Francs--Loans Also Off RESERVE RATIO INCREASED Percentage Figured at 46.84, Against 46.30 PreviouslyGold Store Unchanged
• FRANKLIN PREDICTS INTERCOAST PROFIT; Executive Says Baltimore Mail Would Net $200,000 a Year
• BRITAIN AND TURKEY SIGN CREDIT ACCORDS; Angora to Spend ??10,000,000--[pound]6,000,000 More for Arms
• Son to Mrs. Samuel Allen
• SHIPS CRASH IN FOG FAR OFF SANDY HOOK; Accident Leads to Wide Coast Guard Search
• PARIS ACTS TO BAR RAIDS ON FRONTIER; Studies the Attack on Cerbere While Strengthening Defense--Mayor Doubts Mistake ALICANTE TOLL INCREASED Italy Takes Valencia Arrest of Non-Intervention Observer Calmly-Watches London Rebels Attack in Mountains Puts Dead at More Than 400 Italy Calm Over Arrest
• CHIEFS HALT JERSEY CITY; Triumph, 10-5, With Five Runs in Third-Baker Wild in Box
• RUTH DOUDIET IS A BRIDE; Married in Her Brooklyn Home to Frank C. Stockman
• WEEK'S FINANCING TOTALS $66,181,000; New York City Offering Lifts Aggregate Far Above Previous Week's UTILITIES BACK IN MARKET Corporate Borrowing Reaches $22,500,000, the Bulk for San Antonio Power
• LAW ALUMNI HEAR CHIEF JUDGE CRANE; Columbia Group Warned Against 'Ill-Feeling' in Human Relations
• HARVARD FAVORED TO OUTROW LIONS; Crimson's Unbeaten Varsity to Meet Columbia Today on Harlem River JAYVEES ALSO WILL RACE Blue Regulars Base Hopes on New Boating Order and Wheeler at Stroke California at Ithaca Remmer at No. 4
• White House Grocer to Quit
• NAVAL STORES
• FAMED AIR PILOTS MASS AT OAKLAND; Begin Qualifying Tests for Pacific International Races to Start Tomorrow EARL ORTMAN SETS RECORD Three Major Events Spread Over Three Days Will Divide $25,000 in Prizes Wittman Qualifies at 256 M. P. H. Navy, Marines to Take Part
• Text of President Roosevelt's Speech Criticizing the New Tax Bill; Gives Credit to Families Holds Elders Are Asleep at Switch Says Squalor Horrifies Many About Ending Tax Avoidance For Aiding Little Business As to Capital Gains in Stocks Lets Act Go Unapproved PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT IN THE HILLS OF WEST VIRGINIA.
• News of Wood, Field and Stream; Watch Salmon Experiment Claims by Montauk Skippers Boy Takes Big Rainbow
• Tax Refund Paid. Coty, Inc.
• LOCALLY DRESSED MEATS; BEEF VEAL LAMB PORK
• GARMENT UNION VOTES TO STAY WITH C. I. O.; Board in Minneapolis Acts to Further Peace With A. L. F.
• Aid Fire-Police Ball Game
• Stuyvesant Victor on Track
• Appointed Manager Of Ford Motor Branch
• PLANE WRECKAGE SIGHTED; Coast Guard Starts Hunt After Report From Ship Off Jersey
• Octopus Attacks Troller
• Tyrrell Heads Realty Board
• ' BIG THREE' IN AUTOS, 50 HEADS INDICTED IN ANTI-TRUSTCASE; General Motors, Chrysler, Ford Accused With Their Finance Subsidiaries RESULT OF SECOND INQUIRY Sloan, Knudsen, Chrysler and Edsel Ford Are Among the Individuals Named Three Separate Indictments BIG THREE' IN AUTOS, 50 HEADS INDICTED Court Halted Previous Move
• BOY GETS LONG TERM IN LEVINE MONEY PLOT; 30-Year Sentence Imposed by Federal Judge in Jersey
• Europe; Chamberlain Now Becomes Prime Minister of Peace Firm Against War The Galloping Tempo
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET; Steel and Holidays Mexican Inflation Reasons Capital Market TVA and Utility Earnings Southern-East Tennessee
• MANHATTAN TRANSFERS
• BYRD ASKS SENATE TO DROP PWA FUND; Offers Amendments to Stop Pump-Priming and Limit Relief Administering Cost BILL ATTACKED ON FLOOR Austin Says Spending Leads to Autocracy-Bulow Voices ce 'Misgivings' For Deletion of Pump-Priming Austin Warns of Autocracy
• BYRON IS ELECTED EQUITY PRESIDENT; 1,180 Actors Are Present at the Twenty-fifth Annual Meeting of Association HONOR FRANK GILLMORE Results of the Voting Will Be Announced Officially by the Organization Today Gillmore Receives Gifts Report Is Accepted
• MRS. LINA E. ARRONET; Translator in State Education Office Knew 16 Languages
• Moves to Fight Rail Pay Cut
• APARTMENT LEASES
• Revere Mayor Is Indicted
• CHARLES O. HOLMSBERG
• AGREE ON SHIP BILL; Conferees Accept Plan for West Coast and Gulf Building
• LONGSHOREMEN WIN RISE IN PUERTO RICO; Arbitration Board Fixes Regular Pay at 45 Cents an flour
• DUDLEY AND LAFFOON 3 UP IN TOLEDO GOLF; Divide Two Matches to Retain Lead-Goggin-Walsh Next
• BARS LOW DRUG PRICES; Rochester Court Acts Under Feld-Crawford Act
• POLICEMAN IS INDICTED; Charged With Extortion in Fatal Auto Accident
• Cubs Triumph Over Pirates and Climb Within Two Games of the Idle Giants; LEE ALLOWS 6 HITS AS CUBS WIN BY 5-0 Defeats Pirates for Second Shutout in Three GamesClub Takes 4th Straight HARTNETT HAS A BIG DAY Wallops Homer With Two On, Gets Two Singles-Losers' Rally in Ninth Checked One Run in 17 Innings Four Score in Fourth
• ANNE TROTT MARRIED TO DR. W. G. TALMAGE; Ceremony Performed at Trinity Church at Staunton, Va.
• Seven Arab Villagers Killed
• YANKS ROUT BINGHAMTON; Fans Swarming on Field Stop 10-2 Game After Seventh
• MAE C. FLYNN MARRIED; Brooklyn Girl Wed to Jospeh D. Barker in Ceremony Here
• 1,000 PASTORS PLAN ANTI-WAR SERMONS; NEW HEAD OF BRONX GROUP Clergy Association Has PollMonticello Priest Appointed to New Rochelle Parish Mgr. Lavelle 82 on Monday Bronx Clergy Elect Church Posts Are Filled Reformed Synod to Meet Dr. Knubel Returning Mission Founder to Speak Protestant and Jewish Pulpits to Be United on Theme 'Keep America Out of War'
• GERMAN NET TEAM LEADS; Shows Way to Hungary in Davis Cup Play at Budapest
• Pacifist End to War Movie Is Out; Film Capital Sees Army's Hand; Producer Denies Hollywood Tale That State Department Joined Protest-Script Submitted for Review
• Sports of the Times; Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Onkel Franz and the Gas Cut-Off Keeping a Safe Distance Adding Insult to Injury The Gas Problem Again No Picture
• WPA Finds Slump Felt Least Here; Upturn Seen in 'Coming Months'; Trade Index Off 6.8 Points in Seven Months, With Drop of 42 Nationally-$516,318,084 Spent in the City Since 1935
• LIVERPOOL'S COTTON WEEK; British Stocks and Imports Are Up Slightly
• Bank Aides Robbed of $3,000
• BOOKS OF THE TIMES; The War That Was Not Declared But How Can China Win? Tokyo Needs -a Quick Victory A United War for Liberation
• DEALERS TO FIGHT TAX ON CIGARETTES; Renewal of City Levy Attacked by Hollingsworth, Renamed to Head Tobacco Group FAIR-TRADE ACTS BACKED Sen. Miller Describes Laws as an 'Additional Weapon Against Monopoly' Trade Diversion Charged Asks Trust Law Enforcement
• ANNALIST WEEKLY INDEX; Sharp Declines in Wheat, Cotton and Copper Depress Average
• GUNMAN GETS 2 TO 4 YEARS; Yanowsky Sent to Sing Sing--Jumped Bail in 1930
• BUSINESS RECORDS; BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS ASSIGNMENTS JUDGMENTS SATISFIED JUDGMENTS MECHANICS LIENS SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS
• Woodside Apartment Sold
• ROOSEVELT SCORES TAX BILL, ASKS REV AMPING NEXT YEAR; IT BECOMES LAW UNSIGNED; CHANGES ATTACKED Loopholes Seen in New Capital Gains and Profits Levies SPEECH TO HOMESTEADERS West Virginia Settlement Is Told He. Welcomes Easing of Small Business Tax Good Features" Are Listed Aims at Capital Gains Change ROOSEVELT OPENS TAX BATTLE AGAIN
• Letters to The Times; Another Hague Conference Time Ripe for Third Meeting Group in London Believes Armament Limitation Red Cross a Factor Interests Held Identical Workers and Employers Are Urged to Realize Neither Can Prosper Alone Thinks Servants Plentiful Sees Wages as Too Low and Women Are Blamed for It Acrobatics in the Subway Three Birds With One Stone FOR A BIRTHDAY
• $2,522,000 BONDS PLANNED BY UTILITY; Stock for Foundation Credit Bonds for Uruguay Rochester Gas and Electric Files SEC Statement-Money for Plant Extensions REFUNDING BY URUGUAY Republic to Trade New Issues for Montevideo ObligationsStock for Credit Concern
• REYNOLDS. LOSS $25,654.; Report Covers 2 Months 18 Days Ended March 18
• Chauffeurs' License Deadline
• FRANK S. LOCKWOOD; Commercial Artist Had Served 30 Years in Newspaper Work
• Renewed Fears of Political Disturbances Depress Most of the European Currencies
• TRANSFERS IN THE BRONX
• Extra-Hole Victory Over Thomson Puts Yates in British Final With Ewing; YATES GETS BIRDIE AND WINS ON 19TH Beats Thomson After Evening Match on 18th"--Atlantan Tops Tolley in Morning FINAL WITH EWING TODAY Irish Ace Subdues Stevenson and Somerville at Troon in British Amateur Atlantan 3 Up at Turn A Golfing Uppercut Spectators Show Agility Sinks Bold Six-Footer Poor Start by Somerville
• PRESTON W. OREM, COMPOSER, CRITIC; Philadelphian Dies as He Leads School Orchestra in His Latest Composition DIRECTED CHORAL SOCIETY Also Editor for the Theodore Presser Firm-Author of Book on Harmony
• Wills for Probate; MANHATTAN
• Cattle Get Pneumonia Immunity
• Frattini Stops De Angelo
• Structural Steel Orders Increased Again in April
• 30 Sail for Island of Aruba
• ARGENTINA EIGHS CURB ON U. S. GOODS; Considers Quotas to Reduce Imports From Us and Increase Those From Europe BALANCE IS UNFAVORABLE The Exchange Rate Is Already Discriminatory, Although Our Goods Keep Ahead Overcome Price Hanidicap Europe Presses Argentina
• SEEKS TO OUST LANDIS; Rickey Reported Making Move Against Reappointment
• GLORIA BRAGGIOTTI PROSPECTIVE BRIDE; She Will Be Married to Emlen Etting of Philadelphia
• BOND PRICES SINK WITH TRADING DULL; Secondary Rail Issues and Utilities Give Ground
• Move to Sell Shipyard Upheld
• 5 Countries Pledge Neutrality
• ALerdeen Halts Chelsea
• Hunter Plans Spring Formal
• Ends Stock Trading in Canada
• DIDN'T BAN LIQUOR BY WIRE; Court Ruling Was Not Properly Reflected in Albany Dispatch
• Delays Acceptance of Bishopric
• JOINT GROUP SET UP ON SCHOOL HEALTH; Board of Education and City Department Unite-to Expand Service to Pupils
• STUDY PROVES PLANE WAS AFIRE IN FLIGHT; United Air Lines Head Says Cylinder Break Led to Tragedy
• Tide Table for Waters Adjacent to New York
• GETTYSBURG VICTIM IS FINALLY IDENTIFIED; Unknown Soldier for 75 Years Is Found to Be a Georgian
• Price of Lead Again Reduced
• WOMEN WARNED ON WAR POLICIES; Jersey Club Federation Urged to Avoid Belief Democracies Must Fight Fascists CONTEST PRIZES AWARDED Winners in Many Competitions Are Announced-Mrs. P. H. Adams Elected President
• COMMUNISTS HEAR OF 87% PARTY GAIN; Despite Two-Year Growth to into 75,000, Income and Expense bell Are Sharply Cut 1,000 Attend Meeting Test of Strength Seen
• BOOK NOTES
• COTTON GOODS PRICES
• Advertising News and Notes; True Story Drops Radio Pens Promoted for Graduation Electric Fan Drive Ready Special Pineapple Drive Planned Fair Licenses 140 Advertisers Accounts Personnel Notes
• EXPLORER TO SEEK DRUGS; R. C. Gill Sails for Ecuador to Study Native Products
• Japan's Sardine Exports Off
• Picketing Truce Reached at Akron After A. F. L. Unions Back C. I. 0.; Extra Police Quit Goodyear Plants- as NLRB Aide Acts in Sequel to Rioting--Labor Coalition Maps Sympathy Strikes PICKETING TRUCE REACHED AT AKRON Mass Meeting Today Telegram to, President Attack on Offices.Alleged
• STATE BANKING RULINGS; Personal Loan Departments Authorized-Changes Allowed
• FARLEY SUGGESTS LEHMAN RUN AGAIN; Governor Should Be Elected Once More, He Says
• JOHN WILLIAMS
• Elected to the Council Of a Banking Group
• CHARGE KIDNAPPING TO HARLAN DEPUTIES; Union Official, Wife Testify at Kentucky Trial He Was Left in Hills Near Virginia IDENTIFIES 2 AS CAPTORS Whole Family on Witness Stand Tell of Man and Stepson Being Beaten in Home Says One Proposed Shooting Whole Family on Stand All Agree on Beatings
• WANTS U. S. STARS SEEDED; Golf Official May Seek Change in Future British Tourneys
• DR. JOSEPH MELLOR, ENGLISH SCIENTIST; Ceramic Physicist Widely Known for Writings Is Dead
• Estates Appraised; MANHATTAN
• 4 Die in Japanese Arsenal Blast
• VICTORY IS SHARED BY MISS GLUTTING; She and Miss Rutherfurd Post Best-Ball 152, Low Gross in New Jersey Golf
• DIANA GERLI WED TO DANIEL ADAMS; New York Couple Married in St. James Church by the Rev. H. W. B. Donegan HER SISTER MAID OF HONOR The Bride Has Five Others as Attendants-Bridegroom Is Harvard Law Graduate MAPLEWOOD AND NEW YORK BRIDES OF YESTERDAY
• Snider Prices Below Costs
• Naval Orders
• AUSTRALIANS LOAD SHIPS; End Protest Against Shipments to Japan and Germany
• Today's 'Probable Pitchers; National League American League
• Notes of Social Activities in New York and Elsewhere; NEW YORK LONG ISLAND WESTCHESTER NEW JERSEY. CONNECTICUT THE BERKSHIRE HILLS NEWPORT HOT SPRINGS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
• Zannelli Outpoints Kaplan
• ELLEN DWIGHT REID ENGAGED TO MARRY; New London, N. H., Girl to Be Wed to Anthony D. Eastman, Pomfret Schoolmaster SHE ATTENDED BARNARD Fiance Was Graduated From Phillips Academy, Andover, and Amherst College Friberg-Fry HER TROTH ANNOUNCED
• TO SIFT DEPOSITARY PLAN; Wall St. Banks Are Circularized by the Stock Exchange
• Topics of Sermons That Will Be Preached Tomorrow in Pulpits of the City; Baptist Christian Science Congregational Disciples Jewish Lutheran Methodist Episcopal Pentecostal Presbyterian Presbyterian Church in America Protestant Episcopal TOPICS OF SERMONS IN CITY TOMORROW Reformed Roman Catholic Universalist Salvation Army Miscellaneous
• KEMP TRIAL ON JUNE 14; Merritt Parkway Agent to Face First of Four Indictments
• MAY EASE BACK TAX ON STATE WORKERS; Administration Said to Oppose 'Harsh' Steps Held Possible Under Court Ruling BENNETT GETS SUPPORT Attorneys General of 10 States Agree to Meet Him in Capital to Fight Retroactive Idea Roosevelt's Views Are Awaited
• La Salle Elects Captain
• RULE ON AUTO STOP MODIFIED BY COURT; Test Case on White Line for Pedestrians Is Won by the Automobile Club
• COTTON REBOUNDS AFTER SHARP DROP; Continued Liquidation Sends All Deliveries Below 8c Before Turnabout LOSSES ARE 4 TO 7 POINTS July and October Hit by Foreign Selling-Mills Fix Prices on the Decline
• Hearing on Rockefeller Center
• POLES FETE SLOVAKS; Latter Say They Want Freedom Without Seceding From Prague
• MORATORIUM ON TALK PROPOSED BY BARTON; Would Help Recovery, He Tells Gas Appliance Group
• WHOLESALE TRADE DECLINES IN WEEK; But Drop From 1937 Decreases to 8 to 22%--Buyers Are Cautious EXPECT PRICE REVISIONS Retail Sales Off 5 to 12% and Distribution Is 10 to 16% Under Year Ago
• STOCK YARDS RULING SCORED BY JACKSON; Supreme Court Is Accused of Reversing Its Decision
• WITHOUT BENEFIT OF SIGNATURE
• FHA Due to Proceed Slowly in Approving Applications for New Mortgage Agencies
• 6 TRUSTS LOOTED, STATE SAYS IN SUIT; Assets of $6,207,000 Replaced With Stock of Doubtful Value, Bennett Asserts Segregated Into Three Groups 6 TRUSTS LOOTED, STATE SAYS IN SUIT Trusts and Value Listed Boston Group Is Named
• SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; RKO Fails to Get Sabu for the Lead in 'Gunga Din'--New Role for Anita Louise DEVIL'S PARTY' AT GLOBE Victor McLaglen in Film That Opens Today-Revivals of Two Valentino Pictures Coast Scripts Of Local Origin
• TO QUIT DENVER SEC.POST; F. Cline, Administrator, Plans Return to Law Practice
• OPERATORS ACTIVE IN HARLEM SECTION; Bachrach & Rosenstock Buy Three Tenement Houses on Madison Avenue DEAL ON WEST 177TH ST. Lorber Purchases Flat for Twenty Families -- Stock Broker Buys on 57th St.
• BAKER FAR IN LEAD IN I. T. U. ELECTION; Gets 26,309 Votes to 16,219 for Howard at Halfway Mark
• NEWS OF THE STAGE; ' Julius Caesar' Closes Tonight-'The Two Bouquets' Only Opening Listed Next Week-Other Items The Mercury Theatre's produc-wrote "Cassandra Kelly," tested The Week-End Schedule Other Items of Theatre
• BENJAMIN DANSEN
• BACK BILL FOR PAY FOR RAIL JOBLESS; Carriers' Labor Executives for Federal System to Replace State Plans Position of the State Other Arguments for Bill
• PROPERTIES SOLD NEAR HOUSING SITE; Two Parcels of Vacant Land Purchased in the Bronx
• CIVIL RIGHTS PACT REJECTED BY HAGUE; He Acts After Aide Helps to Draft Court Agreement With His Enemies LEGAL FIGHT WILL GO ON ' Will Not Enter Into Compromise With Red Groups,' Jersey City Mayor Says Court Hearing Next Wednesday Mayor Hague's Statement
• DISTRICT PROS LED BY WATSON AT 143; Hudson River Golfer Defeats Runyan by Shot in Test for P.G.A. Competition KOZAK ALSO MAKES GRADE Longo, Joe Turnesa, Mallory, Klein and Moore.Are the Others to Qualify Tourney at Shawnee Strong Rally by Turnesa
• LESTER GEERS; Illinois County Prosecutor Who Convicted Luer Kidnappers
• Fire Department; Death Announced