Henîtersou Daily Btspatrij
TH1RI\-l H1RD ÏEAR ' Τ ίΐκ: a'^X" i a -ρ» Γΐ ',1 v, -'ί· HENDERSON, Ν. ('., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 27. 1 î » l Γ, < · >'·'·'·· ·. . ,-ν^.κ.ν ···.%■ FIVE CENTS (Ό1Ύ
IN FIGHT FOR UAW PRESIDENCY
BITTER OPEN FIGHTING i- repmted ! ·:μ tin- United Automobile Workers
(CIO) meetin^; m Atlantic City, N. J., where union hc;id R. J. Thomas
and his opponent f■ >r the pre. ;deney, Walter P. Reuther, have been ex
rhani'.ii::; i-hîirjtt·.·:. l'luy ι·,. Λ· t·■ ;·.ether, h<•wever, for the cameraman and
Keuther, in rear, cii i's v. itli George F. Addes, secretary-treasurer while
Thomas looks straight ahead. <International Soundp/ioto)
Lend Lease Settlement
Agreements Announced;
$650,000,000 Owed U. S,
Sum Ίο Be Paid
Within 50 Years
At ? Pet. Interest
Washington, March 27. —( AP)—
Thé United States : nd Britain to- :
ι ay annoLili' · 11 ι · .ι : et .· · ' I'm
set tlin.u lend It a. ι ... ι■ : ίι· t wat -
timo oblm.atii η . un uv winch ti.i· i
country will be paid about $650,- :
000,000 plus interest by New Year's I
Hay 200.1.
Λ menu 'ran aim e> Ή'Γϋΐ.; the'
auroomcnts \v.. . n> : in VVa. I'.ing
ton by Acti'i ι. lai · uf Siatc
i )c;;ll ι ι t.. i ■ r11 a ..i
L.i ■ .-ador tin· I... : i ·!! 1 lain.
The breed agreement on tin ob
11 .. 11 11 111.:, llicl'a, : .11 1 : ,e ι '.a oft'·
balance due . Γ : 11 le , . . '
about Mi.»1,··· ■· .· η ·. ι
I Jcccmbcr (i . ι : ■ : .an :. a ...
witli details of tin· projected $3,
750,000,000 loan to Britain.
S]H"< ilic \ ■ ΓπΊΐΐι . Is.
Ai mat tinu Ιι· ·. v. ·
ed that "specific
: ary t' ' unple·: > nt
hi:·.. ■ rttm.. .·
Mil. wi'i e b
are coy ci ."i ■ I ' ·
ment ι. .-uni t· .·;·'
: ι -■
111 ^tallincn
1.
It will ■
1 1ère I
ι lint· a . : ·, ·
mi at ■ η
under t;
jured. Τ
liases el leal ( , ι.
1. .Mai.· ι
ni lend-k
alter V'.J
m c if ■ 11 \ «.· ι \ lu i I,.a . . .... ,·
to be paid lm o.i n a
11 I.I 1 I I I. t."
la i ■ I'll' . · r..
• lain·-, of ta,i ll : -
<'d O.V ll.i· ' .... I ;
w.m er of ι agree
ment wa r. ' ι ■ . in·,·'
3. Ί'1 an It - ■ ■'· .■·...: , III It *1,1
Ica t(
autilori l it·.- ι V I u.i y
(Jives ISrit.lin 1'l.iiics,
··· Cii\ t la.'. titli to a ι.aim,,
ol I,·lid-lea ι . ι : .ι, ■ . . ;
permits le;.- m: · ·ι ι ,t ίκ·ι.-, !. a pro
\ ides 1 ■ <r la , ■ . a - !' ■ ■ ι :. a ■ · ι -
combat planes to the United States
·>■ ! loes virtually ·. · Ί.ιι·.;;
as number .'i ! "Γ !· :. , M , and ro
ciproeal aid milita : y . .. holà
by the armed forces m both nations
< 'il. -Illp··. am 1 in , 11 — t ί , : : ι υ . ... ι
art· expected.
6. Defines the sale of each coun
try in oil stocks sent to the other
under lend-le.i-e or reciprocal am.
Each go vernir» nt may withdraw
certain am :ml a .... ! ·.· from it
share for ιι I>\ in ay force-.
i'rovidt I·■ ; .·.·: gen
erally of l 11:1, ι 11 · ι ; ait Ion
on Brit i.- il tern! · y a ι I 'a am a ,Ί
Britisfi m.-1 a lia ! ·■■: oa .'.· erican
soil to ibi c, li.nli ,\
il. Transfc . I" ί )i : I., in, wa a
exceptions. United States army and
navy surplu ι roi-ei ly now in that
country.
!'· Provides ι ich counav will aft
claim.·* of it -, c: ί ι in n 11 II ι m; f · ■ :
the prc.scilct of trooj, ,,f lim olh, ■
on its soil.
WEATHLR
FOK XOKTII CAROLINA.
■Mostl.v (loud\ and continued
mild this afternoon, tonight and
Thursday. Scattered showers
tomorrow, beginning ovrr west
portion.
Government
Prepares To
"Freeze" Coal
Crder Is In Works
Γο Hah Shipments;
Steel To Be Hurt
W ·sïïTnjjt η. Μ,ίι* ii 27. — (AF) ·
April 1 when John I- Lewis calls
upi m h is 400,000 soil coal minors ίο
.ι ri-.-l.
Hnwevi ■ mon Ιο th
ι · >; 11 up' : :i · ι .··; | ■ ' ('dieted I he ;<·■
■ : ' ! ■ -1 !'\' - re ■ ' t he 11;. ' i· >u*> ; e
• vd > me iialelv ; n<l that nine
' it ! - \vi m ' 11 i ii· s h il (in λ η. i > \
' ■ ■ I in.
These predict! t;s folJi wod Lewis'
ers .ι "I midnight Sunday
• .ill · I!' · '.I Si >; 1.1 Klli'i - . \ M ■ i 11 i : ra
tion disclosed that an order "is in
ιι· I .-·ι . ■ ι 11 ι■ iif iiiduM"i il m'ion
i 1 '.in In· ivinki'd nit.
I ! I T. I ' ι. as
ι "!' ! 111 ■ KnliT I ( ι in -
Sel'V ;.·!· 'ill "till' ( : I >\ I'I'll
, ; ' ν '· !· .· i 11 * I' ! ill!: ill t!l< '
lb 1 negotiations between the United
Λ1 : " ι ■ \Vi ·: la·, s and the operat irs have
Harry Moses, representative of the
so ailed "captive" mines whose u -
! i "ι · ni it ! nit ι:1 ί ■ 1 ' ' steel c-i ι : ι : puni·· 's
which own them, told newsmen he
c· ι : 11 'Ί m I indicate how .· nil · 'eel
mills as a whole would be forced
• : ι r! - ι■ iieeauso ut enai shortage.
Russia Agrees I <»
( ji\ e Former .l ip
Puppet I ο China
< ί ingking. Mu : Il -"i (AIM
l î ; ι >i : ι agreed today r . η I. a ->· Henry
Τ i-Yi. : r·! or puppet « 'vornur . ι
ΛΙ ;ι ι, il ι ii ι i : ι tu China ■ - this c· -iitrv -
\ ,·,· ι. ί· i>tcr o! Ion un ;.ι lairs ro
j h 11 · t ο ι i tin· rocontlv telle Kiiio-F?us:-o
.-it:;:,'.i' n had cased.
Κ ι'. \ V11, mini-tor of ■ for.·! ation
sa id tin· IJussialis had agreed In give
up 'J u-yi alter protracted negotia
t ns It generally i- assumed that
the former Japanese puppet will be
tried as a war criminal.
Auto Union
Elects New
Boss Today
Rcuther Apourcr» tly
lias Sliylit Edge
Over R. J. Thomas
At'anti·' < il . M.iii'i —
ι "t Γ ι 'Λ alter lï··ut!ι ι. n'il
h.til (1 >! i ,ιΙ ι i>| (lu· ( idle'■ ai
.Motors iiki· mit .ι ova
1 *<>n t!i;in lit-- oppriionl today
u h il lorni.il!> η·>ιη·ι·.ι1<·»1 fur
pr« uii nt oï the CIO-l nitcd
A H11; οι !îc: ..
Wlnt lu. I '.ili il u ml a two
thirrls majority ôf the 1,87.7 dele·
lit·· ι . ι ..nil [ ■. ι.. 11 i< ·< 1 around Un·
i l aïs tail ii il ii 111 for Heut lier.
i; ut li· ■ r wa : , 11111 i 11 ■ broadly ami
clic win , "inn mi the stîis.e.
l'huma··, 11.ι - <«fini I ook.
Ιί. .1. riuniia . runnin ; I'm ri -et -
lion, set v.'itli a Mini look mi lu.·
IV.cc.
( ii Ile.· ha is of lac· Keuthcr and
Thomas demonstrations, ileuther's
r i-.e* η appeal '"i likely in the
'i l ■'·;·■ ..,11 ι■ Il e |:1 vole which \va:·
to be taken this afternoon.
Kd Cote, of Detroit, placed Ueuth
er in nomination. There was son·..·
Ivcklin.: during his brief talk, a··
there laid been when Thoma; was
nominated.
Garrison For Thomas.
Ben Garrison, of Detroit, made
the nominating speech lor Thomas,
who h;.d been LAW president for
c\ ι η years.
Secretary-Treasurer George Ac!
des banged his gavel as hecklers in
terrupted Garrison, and warned the
supporters of Heather 'it you want
vuir choice heckled, I presuni" von
can !',ei it. !λ·Γ quit tin.- child's
play."
Ad'ii · ha prosit led t most of the
convent !> ή s se.s;uons.
The Ί homns' parade lasted IT
minutes. H was the '·· ίιΊ hi.; de
nv I ration · >f the da \ . 'I'll; dole -
L'.;iU'.- ( 11 ) '. Ί Η ' ί 111·· M'SSI'M! |)V ClbSCrV
inii 2D mii|f|tcs <»i bedlam.
Chamber Opposed
To Subsidies ()n
House Materials
Washingti n. Mar li L'T. — (ΛΡ) —
I i ι ι1 ! :: I; U-l am \Vyall\- re
new ' ■ ί ι Ί»-a for .· u ο ΐ·ΐί<· to j>ur the
outp ί|· -I'arro building materials
1 ■ : * : ι ίο I inlo up;» ' ι 1 il I'r ίτι 1 In·
I Ί ι : ' cil S! alt.-· Chan :><·ι· ο: ConimeiTC
Λ · ι ί1 μ ι :ι ■ 11 ; by Πι ■· chami icr's
I ill ut < I ί π ·( ·1 ι ' 1 "wo do not
In 'iove llio highly : ont r e ci'sia! sub
sidy pro:h '.-aI .1. ■ !Ί In· re-inserted"
in thr lia· ; .re do «ιιι·Ί t· pro\ ill ·
2. Villi, tillil new :... 11 : ι by the end of
next vear.
Th·' chan.i or <> Horsed the oil 1
π;. -ι..·| In· tin· II.m ,·. .- avim; it gives
Wyatt " a ι ant' : ly."
Kl.owhere. i>n tin· hou.ing front,
the House by a vote of 355 to 1 sent
l.i the Senate a .^L'.Vi.T'JT.IMIll emer
gency uipi-iprial ; s,· I.ill. It i-· In
tended to finance llIli.ôUII more tem
pi rary home lor \ elei ,ms and pin
vide funds for the Civilian Produc
tion Ail:· ι i s t r ί 1 it ni and other i::en
. Ιο carry out t ie admin's! ra
ti. n'> i n sing program for the bai
an ι n! the current lis cal ye:ir.
UNRRA Delegates
Turn 10 Job ί )t
Finding Supplies
Λ Hani i·· Cil v. X. .T . March 27.
( ΛΡ)—UNRRA's work weary dele
gates 1 ι rued hack t xiav 1<- the in -1;
.Ί finding I· ml l'or the wi rld's hun
gry with their eyes focused wistfully
but in .; I . ι ! u Ί nil ν on the lard -
ers o! the I ' ited States and Russia.
There appeared scant likelihood,
however, that the full resources of
either country could be mustered
in !h:· meeting for the gigantic i >b
ahead, des'iite Direct ir-G e η e r a 1
Herher! I,Chilian's dt laratien Mia!
return, to war-time fo.-d controls
was essential.
Such a step ft.r the l'nited Si des
would mean a return to rat:o.>ing.
Persons close to the British ana
U. S. delegate · s have reported
that the western hen i-nhere coun
tries will not go that far.
Governor Cherry Traveling Too Much?
ην i.vw msbi:i.
Dispatch .'.tnt'aii
Raleigh, March 2Ί. — Governor
Cherry has done less traveling
around over the state than any ol
hi.·, recent predecessors in the oilier,
lisil at that he has been criticised
at times for I > < · ι ! ι : out "I iialei^h.
Your reporter inquired of Governoi
Kerr ol Oklahoma when he was
here last week i! he spent mu>,i
time out of the ollice. Hi.» ansv'r
was to pull from his pocket his itin
erary for March and April, ll called
for two or three out of state trips,
including the North Carolina visiv
and about twenty speaking engage -
ments in Okahoma. with only about
ten ciays of the two months spent
in the governor's ni l ice at Oklahoma
C" i 1 ν.
The Oklahoma executive said he
deemed it hi> duty and regarded i:
as pari of his job to yet about over
the state as much as possible. Ile
noted that a groat deal ol work in
the office is routine and can be
handled as el'lioieiitly in Ins absonei
as it Ik- were at his desk. Only a
lew citizen· of ttie state can get to
the capitol to see the governor, but
all citizens have claims upon his
time and energy. So Governor Kerr
figures it in line of duty to attend
big farm rallies, conventions of va
rious types, family reunions and
other celebartions that bring large
numbers of people together Only in
that way can any suintantial num
ber ol the state's people ever have
personal contact with their ΐηιτ
nor. And Governor Kerr, like ;>!Î
North C: r.-lina govern· >:>. ni la I ο
years, seems to believe in the peo
ple.
Km thermore he said thai when
folk.-; came to his office whether as
individuals, committees or deleg.i
ti -n lli· y usuaû.v wanted some
thin- .11 ! ι :.:urally presented their
side .·! tli·· ι·.ι·πι··(·. Howeve" '/îa 'st
they ι i: ht be, he did not yet a oal
anced understanding of the matter.
When he g- t out anions the folks
and saw the roads and public build
inns and institutions he understood
the needs and theiel'ore could more
faithfully discharge the duties of lu
office Tht same reasoning ju.-tilies
the trav ·,·ί:ιι; done by North Caro
lina's chiet executive.
Council Fails To Act On Iran Protest
Here is ι general view of the reconverted gymnasium oi Hunttr College, New York, as the powerful Security Counc-l of t'ip ΐ'Ντθ
assemblée, for its historic first meeting. In the center of the sen icircuiar table is Dr. Quo Tai-Chi. Chi» a, who acted as chairman
at the opening meeting. Around the table are the delegates, flanki del by their advisers. Facing them, at the rectangular table < .enter)
aie tiie stenographers and seated ;>·· · <i · r. . :;.-hed :· :e re.-i-c entatives of nations not members oi the C >;;noi: UXu ' . ζ l., ions
ard secretarial :r.oniber.-. (lute:ι atio..:;·
\ insoji Savs
A Balanced
Budge 1 Near
Expenses Lower,
Receipts Higher;
Backs Longer ΟΓΑ
! Washington, Mardi 27.—(AIM—
Secretary <»!' the Treasury Fred Vin
son said today 'V.e are well on th.
way to a balanced budget' and asi\
cd 1 h :. 1 (,'Γ'Λ eonlrt i over the na
tion's economy be 1·λ,<: "a little i « » 11 -
ι gcr."
"Ti id ay wi' < * a 1 Ικ· ι nu! e ootue i -
tie ab< ut tin· future than ever . -
fore," Vm in told ·!.·.· I lo<icr iî eil·.
ing Committee. "11 \\ · >uld !>o padiclι<·
if we muffed tin.. .a and opportun
ily. '
; The committee if eon i 1 ndng leg,
is 1mti<mi to ( )i'Λ 1 .1. . anoll.e:
year. Vinson ai-1 ! · i.r\ rec, ioi
are la ruer than e.tnaa! ι ·.[, expenu:
tu res are · m 1 leï thai: <·χ;>· vn ο a>i ■
"the tw<> aitouether mean tnat we
are well on the way to a balanced
laid ;et."
Kit)»- NAM ('onbaiticn .
11'· (l! « > : t. ! e · ι : ' e ι. ' .
ti-Mial Λ « κ·;:.? ;< η of ΛΙ,η
that the ;. ! of all ρ ct e.·,
trois w add timulav pro. ι - : ion .·;
scarce wous. "It would be stimulat
ing- stimulating in a fanciful dizzy
sort of ν ay "
The treasury el lie J' said there I
would be so much effort in "beatin .
the mai'ket ; : it 1 eoneenua .· a . * .
speculative am that = ·.·.<· η .
' find total pioduction deciease ι
rather than inerea. ed.
Hear Λ run Brass
Jams Caste Probe
Board Of Genera!
Washington, March 27. (AP) —
ι A six-m an b >ard, headed by Lt. !
Gen. James H. J)o.:iii 1 le, decided 1
today is ·, hoar ! he behind elosed a r
complaints o! ex-Gl's aboli 1 the!
army's so called officer caste sys
tem.
Starting' an investigation οrdered
by Secretary >·! War Kobert I\atVr
1 son. Doolittle t »ld reporter.·- the
group felt that wi'nes.-es would
speak m< re freely in private thm
.n publie hearings. Patterson ad
Vised the board it had a free hand.
New gripes already have eaad
:u}.). Doolittle said. One of the.»· I:
ι a 'vOmplaint that the board itself was
packed with lour officers and na ,
privates were included in its mem- !
bei> hip.
IRuss-a Threatens To Quit Meeting
ti Action Is Τafcen Before April 10
Ni··' ν . March 27. — (AI1) —
[ri· stood iirmly today in her de-j
t > ! ■ : ' ■: ; 11 i ■ : ι 1 ι set·!: ;i speedy !τ · ; 11"—
pa.: ί c' ' ι ■ ' <1 Fa iUni .v ' i<ίρ- Si -
r·' : rit ν Cl.· ·. i; r! her rti -·>ιιΐ** \v:*.h
Russin ; rid a sub-eoiftmiltee appoint ■ ,
("I I ' I 'll' t· ι : ! udy }>:·' »'' '< ' il'e I Γ
ι'·..· " · . !■■ adi' - ni· 1 ■ ".··· a !W
η ι ine ί e ι i m to, lay, wit ■ ' ia · jjtriei
announrenwnt : "Λ'ο agreement has
i H'l ι re; al.'l I."
ScHTi'tiirv >1 S:air .Ta : es F. ,
I iy ri'C 11 ild n ι ! : t' lit) ι '< ί a i: a"
'Ml IllO ; ! : I-;·< ι : ι. m i ; t ee's acl il ai, C ' \ -
i'«'|it to i'i ' π' re: i1 'l'trr.- 111 Ι' ··<
Μι'Κι rvcr. pros officer ι ; Hie A: a
iran delegation.
Even as Byrnes sooke. the threat
(if :> Π ! 'an wil'"h av. al from !b.*
-· · urity ι ::ncil hang m er '·. '·.·
! i, l'a ι I- 1 I) 111 : M"' il*"' : HT I
lia i. a a ·. : I ! ! :e -ei'P. ι ' y ' ■' a .
Ihrnrfgh her delegate, Ambassadoi
Andre. ( F >ν,ν'·:>· Fiat in:!' ss 11 ■ ■ ■ . < - -
ι ■ ■ " ; ' 1 ■ ι : 1 ι - a. Ρ < > ' !
I ; π ■ .Ii.inian dh-p ' 1 a '''' μ ■: ι> in
ι .ceiipr ι i > ι !. o! Ir,.n i)v Far! · ι. >
in.' ' April HI. .-he ν ill wall: ο
n! the η feting.
v-eot.'a." Γ
Frea ί η : in >■ Μ Κιί t - ' il : :
! ortc'i'-· h · ! ad bten aathurizod ' ,
X" a. I l-i 'Ill lia- . oeil ri ■ ■ a - 1
ι·Ί vi ·. T! ■ m·'·''tira i- ·-va >·. T ■ y
■ :
C· : ■ ■ != a· F.vi 11 es. v. ara
The , al- ■ arrillce ν V r! a
t he full '■ rity ' aim ' la'ir '
a ! : ιί non i ' i ! reache a ieeisà ai ■"
w hop and hnw i! va Π he r Ira
proies: a -. ι : Ri . i.
T!ic ai* r ■ a ■ . : ! ι ] a ι *—
—l'i.· ta,,. ■ .,» a a -a 1 : , ■ .
>\'t ιί ι. ι t-al si ill ha.- in a ι unite
-: rui", a a- pu·-- a proU :
as-i a : ■ ι ■ ι ρ - il.ave · · a t
tin : ·■ : .ι-' ar nee at 'an a '
,
agree me n' ha- : een ri
ad : Teli
withdrawing.
" ' y S" ·»♦· rv\( ΓΛΤΤΟλ'
(ι! K.\ZV?V STAKTl I)
Peb<
:
ι c· ; ι rv ο ·':■'■< ι ι id di l'c't or ο! ι r · . >a
!, y 1 : '
ο' Tel·' ι *, ι ! ι. "ha.· ben ι in and In ;ld
. .· ι η : :ι'.ι·; cm i v. i' hill Ih'vi' > · 1
day-."
l'ir'od Slates and Tir: 1 i-h diplo
matie 11 i'l ii-ials said, however. t Η, r
c!< ! )it : H il-.-:, r tr■ < >p ι >· ement -
northward they were opt yet sure
I; : Hi:· ï;.·'' .'"mv ;!''ended ' ' w 't!i
c w ι.·ι plHely I'l'- m th. ·. . :
.·' Ιι no ι Ira η i a η prm inae of
A/erbai jan.
Fin,/ denied fh d my seere:
e> to pen Ii 1
11*11ι iii ''f t ing tii.' Hovu! ( .a -
••'1 ; ,. ι:ι ··., rolen η ·· to ·· < ■ n
B
a'oii
the .
fci-ci - : ro' : Meshed, F S-· ahnid. .··.
S··:! nan. ,· ·ι and η. nhi ..·; .. Tohc
I jnt Prices Show
55-i lent Ad\ :mce
\mv York, .March 27. -ιΛΙ'ι
Cotioii Iuiiin opened unchanged lo
all ι -lit-· a bale higher.
? η }>ri■ ■ α το - 1 to 85 wits
a l· I,· >·. May I. July 27.
■fi. ι ictni «·. 2>i ! ;;
Pv. ( lose Oner.
OT:i\ . 26.S7 20.:»".
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Oct. Ί ;·ι· . . 20 :ι ι 2β.(ι!
1 )oc.·ηιΙη·:· 20,!i 1 20 J
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Ai. ν ■ i H47 ) 20.!»·! 27 .i'l
RYE-WEEKS-OLD 'SAMPSON'
HERE'S ONE YOUNG MAN who believes in standing on his ou η two feet —
completely disregarding the law s of nature. Five-wccks-old Wing Kum
ler shows how strong he is as his mother, Mrs Stanley Ivi: holds
him aloit by Ins leet in their Los Angeles home. UntcruaLliinal)
Λ|>|)Γ<>\ai Of
Ν arda in an
Is Suggested
Sub-committee Of /
Senate Fine's Him
Fit For Eank Job
Washington, March 27.—(ΛΡ)—A
Sel ι ;. ii II:. ' : ■: ■ 1 ■ ί Ί ι un iltoo t< > -
day recommended confirmation of
Commodore James K. Vardaman,
,li\. if. ι 1 \ s <..■ ι ι : . .t the Fed
I I · !!'.·: I ι if Ciiivernors.
'!·■ !) ι "I Main
land informed the full banking com
mittee thai the sub-committee had
.ι d. -t-iii in favor of
itm Butler
ting.
( iuir .··. studied,
f · ι ri ι a rues had
been made against Vardaman, Pres
·. and the-e
. ' . ι arefully"
,.! I.'.v tin· group.
eonelusinri
ι : ι ! not sustain
: ι ι. ii led that
: ' Arizona,
nul M i 1 -
ι him in
the favorable report on the nomina
Nr;;te !X'p.irtment
Inti>rmetl l· i On
Red in Sp\ Case
27. -(AP)—
1'! · v.m.- kept
; ! ;. activities
. : \ ι iuiig Rus
sian naval officer on charges of es
*S. ι , ι ; V of State
ι, ν ·. ·lay He de
. S"\ ict officer,
I.!. X. !.. «a a ι rested
last night ι : ■ Portlan i. Ore, just as
ι i.. ι. ι-.! a Russian
vessel which was preparing to sail
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AMUSEMENT ISSUES
RACK UP ADVANCES
New Y"ik. M rrh 2V. (AP)- Tin»
stock market backed off a V>it from,
its reeeiit an ai:·.· today with U
nuniher ι » I leaders down fractions
tel two point.
In lower ground most of the day
were U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Chry
sler. Packard, Southern Pacific and
DuPont Reflectin.; reports that bo.t
office receipts were running ten to
15 per cent above a year ago, amuse
men! shares sue ι as Paramount,
Warner Bros., and RKO scored ad
vances. . _ .