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- BANK DEBITS RISE 23 PER CENT IN WEEK; Total Is $8,709,000,000 for the Period Ended June 7
- LONG ISLAND DEALS
- CONVICTED OF WPA FRAUD; Pennsylvania State Senator Is Accused of Labor Diversion
- THE POLICE AND THE KING
- JERSEY HELD TAX-RIDDEN; Princeton Survey Asks Equalization and Stabilization
- FINDS U.S. NAVY LAGGING; Japanese Says Our Warships Do Not Equal Those of His Country
- WILLIAM J. M'GUIRE; Senior Partner in Investment House Here Dies in Greenwich
- $4000,000 NOTES GO TO BANKING GROUP; Massachusetts Issue Taken by Syndicate Headed by the Bankers Trust Company $632,224 MONTANA AWARD H.B. Boland & Co. Get Bergen County Securities--Jersey City to Borrow
- FIGHT NAVY YARD SLUMS; Residents of Brooklyn Area Urge Better Housing
- CROSSES LAKE IN GLIDER; Young Newark Pilot Completes 54-Mile Hop Over Michigan
- YACHTSMAN LOST IN SOUND; Eric Redding Feared Drowned-- Brooklyn Swimmer Dies
- FRANK BOUSHER; Father of Mrs. Frank C. Walker Retired Butte Business Man
- BISONS WIN IN 12TH, 7-4; End Jersey City 3-Game Streak With Attack on Kohlman
- PROFIT INCREASED BY ROYAL DUTCH; 88,021,473 Florins Last Year Compared With 87,617,256 in the Previous Period DROP IN RESERVES SHOWN Results of Operations by Other Corporations, With Comparative Figures
- CUBA PARTY FEUD IS FATAL; 1 Killed, 4 Hurt in Pre-Election Gun Fight--Leader Is Held
- Liner Saves 34 From Barque
- Obituary 6 -- No Title
- Wood, Field and Stream; Big Fish at Bermuda
- TRUCKS KILL TWO IN KINGS ACCIDENTS; One Machine Crushes Driver, While Another Backs Over Man as He Directs It
- LA GUARDIA ATTENDS WEDDING OF AN AIDE; Police Captain James Harten Is Married to an Australian
- Aline C. Elsas a Bride
- CLOSED ECONOMIES ATTACKED BY HULL; Without Naming Germany and Italy, He Says Their Policy Is Inviting Disaster STRESSES FOOD SHORTAGE Powers Are Invited to Return to Normal Methods to Avoid War and to Repair Waste
- END OF PROFITS TAX URGED AS SUBGROUP ACTS ON REVISIONS; Flat Impost of 18% on Large Corporations and Two-Year Loss Carryover Proposed SWIFT HOUSE ACTION DUE Doughton Predicts Bill Will Be Ready for the Floor Monday and Adopted in Day
- Training Ship at Bermuda
- HOOVER FOR BELIEF IN DECENCY OF MAN; It and Rejection of Tyranny Spell True Liberalism, He Tells Earlham Graduates TWISTING OF TERMS FOUND Former President Says Many Public Men Are Opposite to What They Are Called
- HAILS EDUCATION BY SUDDEN FLASHES; Dr. Tinker at Mount Holyoke Stresses Values Apart From System or Routine
- 32 NURSES GET DIPLOMAS; Cornell President Stresses New Duties at Hospital Exercises
- RAIL OFFICIAL FOUND DEAD; Body of J.W. King Alongside Tracks After His Train Passes
- 73 GRADUATED AT PACKER; Dr. Shafer Tells the Class to Strive for Self-Mastery
- Oumansky to Speak
- Wells Alumnae College Opens
- FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Decline Fractions to 1 Points in Slower Trading--Bonds Mixed--Commodities Weak
- DELAY ON SIZE STANDARDS; Action on Children's Wear Unlikely for Fall Lines
- BERLIN CONCEDES ACCLAIM FOR KING; But German News Bureau Lays It to 'Jewish Reporters' Here and Discretion in England 'INCIDENTS' ARE RETAILED Roosevelt and La Guardia Are Said to Have Given a 'Painful Impression' to the British
- KATHARINE BLODGETT HONORED AT ELMIRA; Scientist and Dr. M.E. Loomis Get Special Degrees
- SEC STAFF MEMBERS ADVANCED BY AGENCY; C.M. Jenks and J.F. Davis Now Assistant Counsel General
- LAYS BUSINESS ILLS TO THE GOVERNMENT; Senator Holt Tells Paper-Box Makers of Heavy Spending
- Suner Accuses 'Judaism' As Foe of the New Spain
- SIX FRENCH DEPUTIES HERE ON MONTH'S TRIP; Group to Visit Washington and Study General Conditions
- Billy Rose Quits Casa Manana
- SPEYER TO RETIRE; FIRM TO BE ENDED; TO DISCONTINUE FIRM
- BUILDING PLANS FILED
- Cuba Delivers Spanish Embassy
- Gestapo Enjoins Hard Football
- AUTO TRAFFIC IS LIGHT FROM WEST OF HUDSON; Bridge and Tunnel Data Show Few Visitors So Far
- BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD; Levent Realty Corporation Gets Clinton Street Property
- Bomb Wrecks Front of Store
- DARTS
- BONDS DRIFT OFF IN QUIET TRADING; Only the Best-Grade Loans in Industrial and Utility Sections Resist TrendDECLINES ARE FRACTIONALTreasurys Are Irregular--Debt Plan Stirs Bids forChile's Loans
- Father Cushing Elevated
- TWO DIE IN FLAMING PLANE; Near Landing in Illinois, Pilot Soared to Avoid Children
- REV. ALBERT OLTMANS; Retired Leper Mission Official Had Lived in Japan 53 Years
- MRS. HILL ANNEXES MEDAL AT ST. LOUIS; Returns an 84 in Heavy Rain to Top Qualifiers in Western Open Championship MRS. HARB A SHOT BACK Pro Star Ties Miss Williams-- Misses Dettweiler, Neblett and Barrett Card 87s
- OIL COMPANY TO CONTINUE; Standard of Nebraska Officials Receive Vote of Confidence
- SHIPPING AND MAILS; ALL HOURS GIVEN IN DAYLIGHT-SAVING TIME
- 4 POLICEMEN'S SONS WIN SCHOOL TUITION; One, With 97% in Contest, Gets Four-Year Course Free
- DR. TOOLE RELEASED IN MOTOR KILLING; Court Stipulates Neurologist Must Never Drive Again
- MICHAEL H. FELDMAN; Special Master in Chancery in Elizabeth Served in War
- OTHER CORPORATE REPORTS
- BRAZIL PICKS REICH ENVOY; Names Cyro de Freitas Valle as Ambassador to Berlin
- House Votes Income Tax On Residents of Capital
- YANKEES TURN BACK KANSAS CITY, 4 TO 1; 23,864, Biggest Exhibition Crowd Since Days of Ruth, Greet Champions GEHRIG BACK IN LINE-UP First Baseman Plays 3 Innings --Sundra Goes Route Against Vance and Makosky
- 2 Bears, Off Reservation, Alarm Village by 'Raid'
- BETTY GORDON BETROTHED; She Will Become the Bride of Robert Maltbie Jr. in Fall
- Netherlands to Take 194 of Liner's Refugees; Belgium and France May Admit Rest of 900
- For New Panama Locks
- SALTONSTALL FAVORS LIFELONG EDUCATION; Governor, of M.S.C., Calls This Future Hope of America
- Bridge Bottleneck Eliminated
- Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
- PRICE RISES SWEEP DRY GOODS MARKET; Jobbers Continue Heavy Buying as Retail Covering CutsInto Thin InventoriesSALES UPTURN BROADENS Flannels, Coverts, Chambrays, Percales, Unbranded Sheets, Sheetings Higher
- Foxworth Made Chief Of FBI Bureau Here
- President Roosevelt's Address to West Point Graduates; THE PRESIDENT HANDS DIPLOMAS TO WEST POINT GRADUATES
- TOPICS IN WALL STREET; $16,000,000,000 of Gold
- BUSINESS NOTES
- CLASH ON CROAT ISSUE; 103 Yugoslav Legislators Ask for Session of Parliament
- CELEBRITIES OPEN FAIR IN VILLAGE; Bouquet From Mrs. Roosevelt Brings $25 at Preview of Spanish Benefit Show HELEN HAYES AUCTIONEER Miss Bankhead Arrives in a Milkmaid's Apron, and Is Sad to Find No Cow
- NEWS BUREAU HERE TO QUIT ON JUNE 30; Agency Serving Wall Street by Ticker Lays Stoppage to Depressed Conditions
- PHILIPPINE SCHOOLS CANNOT OPEN ON TIME; Political Bickering and Lack of Funds Bring Acute Crisis
- COTILLO ASKS CURB ON FAIR LABOR ILLS; Demands Positive Measures by Whalen to Correct Abuses Affecting Foreign Shows
- Gilbert Miller Returns
- MANHATTAN AUCTIONS
- 4 BOYS, FISHING, PERISH; Police Think One Fell Into River and Others Tried Rescues
- Fly Slovak Planes to Poland
- 600 ON WAITING LIST FOR ATLANTIC FLIGHT; 300 Have Asked Pan American for Seats on First Trip
- BUSINESS HOUSES GET BIG QUARTERS; Brokers Report Leases for Several Large Floor Areas for Commercial Use SILVER CONCERN TO MOVE A. Cohen & Sons Corp. Is Leaving Broadway Property After 20 Years
- COURT TEST BEGINS ON BUDGET TODAY; Appellate Division Expected to Hand Down Decision by Tomorrow or Thursday PROMPT APPEAL IS SET Republicans Face Difficulties if Their Reductions Are Held to Be Unconstitutional
- WHEAT CROPS AND PRICES
- Group to Study Branch Banking
- MRS. SCHREIN IS ACCUSED; Prosecutor Says She Helped Herself to Producer's Fund
- GIVES MEDAL TO WMCA; Col. Vigo Post of the Legion Makes Award for Americanism
- WALTER CAMPBELL, AIDE AT TOWN HALL; Educational Adviser, Once the Acting Head of Y.M.C.A. College, Dies at 62 EX-TRUSTEE OF KIWANIS Served on the Social Security Board--Had Been Pastor of Suffern Church
- THOMSON TOPS QUALIFIERS; Shoots 141 in Philadelphia Area Test for P.G.A. Tourney
- RAILROAD CLAIMS PUSHED; Short Lines Called Victims of 'Gross Injustice'
- WPA UNION CHARGES BIAS; Teachers' Group to Ask Voice in Congressional Hearing
- 25-Year Picket Ban Ended in Jersey City
- WILLIAM L. STANLEY; Honolulu Lawyer, Once a Jurist There, Was Native of Dublin
- SHORT POSITION ON CURB; Total on May 31 Was 12,785 Shares, Up From April 28
- Puerto Rico Feels Quakes
- TWO BROKERS GET TERMS IN PRISON; Hugo G. Campagnoli and J.B. Schubert Found Guilty of Defrauding Customers PLEA FOR LENIENCY FAILS Judge Cold to Recital of War Record and Social Standing of Head of Concern
- BUSES STOP AGAIN IN ZONE IN QUEENS; City's Franchise to the North Shore Company Held Invalid by Appellate Division
- PLANNING IS VITAL, SAYS FATHER RYAN; Catholic Social Action Congresses Told 'Laissez-Faire'Economy Will Not WorkO'MAHONEY IN SAME VEINDean Haas Says at ClevelandMeeting That Price Balance,Not Wages, Is the Need
- Son Is Born to Robert Ogden
- COTTON DOWN HERE; UP IN LIVERPOOL; Movement in Congress Held in Opposition to the Subsidy Starts SellingLIST LOSES 9 TO 12 POINTSSections Where Dry WeatherIs Needed Continue toReceive Showers
- RELIEF BILL AIMED AT WPA RADICALS READY FOR HOUSE; Provisions to Shake Alleged Grip of Workers' Alliance Shaped by Subcommittee NYA FUND REQUEST IS CUT But Roosevelt $1,477,000,000 WPA Figure Stays--Theatre Project Is Eliminated
- U.S. TO WITHDRAW MISSION IN ALBANIA; Tirana Abolishes Foreign Office --British Envoy Now a Consul
- Deadline Set on New Course
- LESS CHINESE TUNGSTEN; Exports in First Quarter Were Half Those of 1938 Period
- N.L.R.B. CASE GOING TO SPECIAL MASTER; Action in Which Court Held the Employer in Contempt to Be Heard REFUSED TO OBEY ORDER Circuit Appeals Tribunal Rules Hopwood Retinning Co. 'Violated Law of the Land'
- KING SENDS THANKS TO THE PRESIDENT; Kindness and Cordiality of Reception to Be Treasured Always, Says Message CHIEF EXECUTIVE RETURNS Takes Up With Congressional Leaders Today His Drive for Neutrality Law Changes
- Graduates at West Point in Class Rank
- AUTOMOBILE NOTES
- EVENTS TODAY
- Stock Market Leaders
- Lamb Heads Printasign Corp.
- Blind Legislator Hurt in Fall
- Steel Rate Off to 53.1%; Down 1.1 Points in Week
- LONG-RANGE PLANE ORDERED BY HITLER; Nazi Leader to Get Big Craft With a Conference Room
- AT THE FAIR
- MUSIC NOTES
- INTEGRATION PLAN OF UTILITY IS VOTED; New England Power Holders Approve Deal for Bellows Falls Hydro-Electric COST PUT AT $12,381,729 Increase in Common Stock by 112,724 Shares Also Part of the Proposal
- 59,000 Families Apply for City Housing; New System Used to Pick Worthy Tenants
- Belgian War-Debt Talks Urged
- MANHATTAN MORTGAGES
- NEW LABOR AGENCY ON HOUSING PLANNED; Mayor and Union Leaders Act to Prevent Delays
- DR. EZRA POUND
- Nelson Beats Wood in Second U.S. Open Play-off, 70-73; AS THE FINAL PLAY-OFF FOR THE NATIONAL GOLF TITLE CAME TO AN END
- OIL USE RISE CHECKED; Sir Andrew Agnew Says 1938 Consumption Failed to Exceed '37
- A.F.L. WINS IN VOTE OF BARGE CAPTAINS; Employes of M.&J. Tracy Select Local 933-I of the Tidewater Boatmen's Union RYAN SCORES LABOR BOARD Longshoremen's Head Charges Bias in Favor of C.I.O. in Waterfront Disputes
- GEORGE REOPENS FIRE ON COTTON SUBSIDIES; New Deal Using County Agents to Help Farm Bureau, He Says
- British Envoy Gets Death Threat; Troops Guarding Kerr in Shanghai; Officials Silent on Details--Tension With Japanese Rises in Tientsin--Hull Says U.S. Will Maintain Rights in China
- JOHN A. BRESLIN; Tea Broker Here for 50 Years Dies in Orange, N.J., at 78
- Man Hurt at Tourney Gains
- GETS NEW INSURANCE POST; Carrol M. Shanks Advanced to Vice Presidency
- Mission Group Holds Election
- 24 SANITATION MEN CITED FOR VALOR; Members of Uniformed Force to Get Medals for Risking Lives to Save Others PRESENTATIONS BY MAYOR At Same Time Commendations for Other Services Will Be Made to 71 Employes
- ABBOTT H. JONES, TROY LAWYER, 63; Twice Elected Candidate for the District Attorneyship of Rensselaer County Dies A FORMER POLICE JUSTICE In 1919 Sought the Mayoralty of Troy as Nominee of the Republican Party
- CURB EXCHANGE NOTES
- TO SHELVE HOURS-CUT AIM; Geneva Labor Parley Expected to Put Off Talk of Plan
- AMEN WILL REQUEST FUR TRIAL TOMORROW; Says He Expects Some of the Defendants to Plead Guilty
- AUTHOR TO BE HONORED; Birthday of Harriet Beecher Stowe to Be Marked at N.Y.U.
- MAN, 76, FOUND SLAIN; BURGLAR IS HUNTED; Thief Failed to Find Cash in Home of Brooklyn Shopkeeper
- MISS FOOTE TO WED R.B. ROE OF BUFFALO; Ithaca Girl Plans Her Marriage for Next Spring
- WHEAT ACREAGE BY STATES FOR 1940; AAA Issues Figures Early as an Aid fo Farmers
- Drought Hits Near-By Areas Hard; Spring Rain the Least Since 1903; Shortage of Vegetables and Dairy Products Likely--Hay and Fruit Crops Damaged --Little Relief Foreseen Here
- HAGUE CONDEMNS WHITE; Resents the Kansan's Letter on Pari-Mutuel Vote
- COL. CRYSTAL PROMOTED; Appointed Chief of Staff of First Division at Fort Hamilton
- N.Y.U. LISTS GRANTS FOR SAFETY STUDY; 60 Teachers and Supervisors in 25 States Get Scholarships for Intersession Term COURSE RUNS TILL JUNE 30 Its Aim Is to Help Develop Programs for Cities, States,Schools and Colleges
- Sales Spurt Reparted for Electrical Goods, With Refrigerator Rise 55% Last Month
- 343 END PRINTERS' STUDY; Special Awards and Honors Announced by Employers
- BRITISH PUSH NEWS PLAN; Ministry of Information May Start Functioning Soon
- LANDON FOR COURSE IN MIDDLE OF ROAD; FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE GETS DEGREE
- WORLD BANK HEAD CHOSEN; Successor to Beyen Expected to Be Revealed Within a Week
- ADELPHI ACADEMY GRADUATES FIFTY; Awards Are Made of Exercises of Brooklyn School
- Movements of the Day
- RETAIL PRICES STILL HOLD; Index Continues at 89.1, Figure Constant Since Jan. 2
- HAS FAITH IN HONESTY; Man, Hurt by Auto, Advertises to Get Driver's Aid
- MUNICIPAL DEBTS ASSUMED BY CHILE; Republic Registers With SEC on Consolidated Loan and Two Santiago Issues TOTAL IS ABOUT $13,500,000 Statement Notes Objections to Plan by Bondholders Protective Council
- Insists Senators Wear Uniform
- Portuguese Envoy Visits Mayor
- NEWS OF THE STAGE; 'Pins and Needles' Headed for Windsor Next Week-- Ticket Brokers Refused Buy on 'Yokel Boy'
- UTILITY EARNINGS
- BUYS CONNECTICUT SITE; W.B. Smith Plans to Erect Home on 10 Acres at Redding
- Formula Again Has Wide Scope
- APARTMENT RENTALS
- HALTS CAPITAL BUILDING; Strike of Workmen for Pay Rise Affects Jefferson Memorial
- THE BENEDICTION
- STRONG FIELD OF 99 TEES OFF TOMORROW; Pairings Are Made for Metropolitan Amateur Event
- Utility Official to Act For Public on Exchange
- Movements of Naval Vessels
- FLAG DAY EXERCISES TO BE HELD TODAY; Franklin to Be Honored--Park Ceremony Tomorrow
- Hope to Gain from Blockade
- ARTHUR BROGAN; Was Salesman for 40 Years for Black, Starr & Frost-Gorham
- Sports Today
- Offers Asked on Dairy Surplus
- P. LeRoy Harwood a Suicide
- NEW CODE HELPS FILM EXHIBITORS; JACOB EPSTEIN'S CONCEPTION OF ADAM
- MARQUIS DE ROUSSY; Former Head of Quebec Film Censors Board Dies in Paris
- BANK ANNOUNCES GOLD ENGAGEMENTS; $13,600,000 Is Taken in Settlement of Trade Deals
- SYNOD VOTES WAR ON ANTI-SEMITISM; Reformed Church Convention Contends Christians Must Rebuke Intolerance APPROVE LIQUOR CONTROL Clause Holding 'War to Save Democracy and Religion Must Fail' Deleted
- HUNT DUTCH ELM DISEASE; New Jersey Sends Out Men to Spot Infected Trees
- WIDE DISPLAY FOR POSTER; 'Spirit of Tolerance' to Be Placed at 42d St. and 7th Ave.
- MISS YOUNG WED TO R.O. BACON JR.; Members of Society Here and in Newport Were Married at Warrenton, Va., April 5 CEREMONY BY A JUDGE Her Debut on Astor Estate in 1936--Bridegroom Is a Princeton Graduate
- JACOB SELIG'S WILL FILED; Five Charitable Institutions to Benefit Under Its Terms
- BARBARA ZIEGLER HOSTESS AT DANCE; Supper Event Given for Miss Jane Witherspoon and Her Fiance, Robert Brewster MRS. F.N. WATRISS GUEST Mr. and Mrs. Floyd B. Odium and Conde Nast Entertain for Group at Dinner
- Brazil Coffee Crop Estimate
- WATTEAU PAINTING STOLEN AT LOUVRE; Tiny Canvas Snipped Fron Wall in Crowd--Value Between $79,500 and $106,000 In Memory of Donor World-Wide Alarm Issued WATTEAU PAINTING STOLEN AT LOUVRE Painted Between 1710 and 1716 COPY OF THE PAINTING STOLEN FROM THE LOUVRE
- LEAGUE ASSAILED IN OSLO; Newspaper Urges Ultimatum on Abolition of Article XVI
- URGES CHECKING SOCIAL SECURITY; Compton of M.I.T. Warns at St. Lawrence of Expansion Lowering Living Standards
- Pastor Quits to Found School
- Advertising News and Notes; Paramount Picks Newspapers
- Dive Breaks Youth's Back
- BACKS DEMOCRATIC IDEALS; Brith Sholom Convention Also Condemns All Isms
- DR. F.M. CHAPMAN IS 75; 100 Attend Luncheon for Curator of Birds at History Museum
- BIG STEEL SHIPMENTS SHOWED GAIN IN MAY; U.S. Steel Corporation's Units Sent Out 723,165 Gross Tons
- COLUMBIA ALUMNI ELECT W.L. BOGERT; He Is Named Head of University Graduate Schools Groupto Succeed R.M. PalmerDR. EGGERS IS RE-ELECTEDServes Again for College ofPhysicians and SurgeonsAlumni Association
- MERGER PLANNED BY TALCOTT, INC.; New York Factors to Be Combined With Walter E. Heller & Co. of ChicagoDETAILS STILL UNCERTAINBanks and Business Connections Are Notified--Annual Sales $150,000,000
- PLAN A RAYON INDUSTRY; Australian Group Asks Tariffs to Reduce Imports
- TONY GRIMONE INJURED; St. Bonaventure College Football Player in Auto Crash
- SELLS BILLS AT 0.004%; Treasury Places Issue at Same Rate as Two Weeks Past
- 15 STRIKE AT FAIR; Window Cleaners in British Building Later Let Go
- TO LEAD SONS OF ZION; Dr. H.J. Levine of New York Is Renamed Grand Master
- FOR MANAGEMENT FIGHT; Former Officer of American Car and Foundry Seeks Support
- TWO SALES IN THE BRONX; Dwellings on Bronx Blvd. and College Ave. Get New Owners
- DANZIG HOLDS POLE ON A SPY CHARGE; Customs Officer Also Accused of Kidnap Attempt--Warsaw Scouts Tale, Asks Release REICH SEEN SENDING ARMS Storm Troops' Parade Reveals Weapons--Sabotage Believed Key to New Nazi Policy
- WILL PAY MORTGAGE FUNDS; Trustees to Distribute $545,977 on F-1 Certificates
- Guard on Trial in Jail Deaths
- THE NATIONAL GUARD
- Bushwicks in Benefit Game
- Naval Orders
- THE DAY IN WASHINGTON
- To Maintain Our Rights
- BRIBE OFFER MADE, JERSEY JUROR SAYS; Testifies in Embracery Trial Attempt Was Made in the Newark Land Fraud Case $2,000 CASH MENTIONED Prosecutor Asserts Plot Was Halted Through Efforts of a Catholic Priest
- Wooderson Arrives and Rushes to Princeton for Workout; BRITISH RUNNER ARRIVES FOR RECORD ATTEMPT
- BECOMES DIRECTOR OF TRUST COMPANY; Ernest Stauffen Jr. Elected by the Manufactures
- Artists to Demonstrate Work
- Obituary 1 -- No Title
- Prizes for Safe Driving
- Reich to Draft All Girls Under 25 for Farm Labor
- Train Kills Paterson Man, 77
- MUSEUM FOUNDED TO SERVE HEALTH; It Will Perpetuate Most of the Exhibits at the Medicine Building at Fair LA GUARDIA TO AID GROUP Will Cooperate in Finding Site --Insurance Concerns to Give Permanent Support
- ELEANOR M. HEYDT'S PLANS; She Will Be Married at Home to Richard Miles on June 22
- LEAFS SIGN LAZZERI AS PLAYING MANAGER; Burns, Former Toronto Pilot, Stays as First Baseman
- NEW $257,500 'SPUR' TO RECOVERY VOTED; Senate, 41 to 23, Adopts Plan for Experiment by Hopkins in How to Aid Business EXPERTS WOULD BE HIRED Vandenberg Assails Optimistic' Generalities of Program, McKellar Defends It
- BRITISH TRY ANEW FOR SOVIET ACCORD; RULE OUT A 'MUNICH'; Official Flies to Moscow With Plans for a Quick Pact on Basis of Sweeping Pledges HALIFAX VOICES FIRMNESS Warns Force Will Meet Force --Determined on Far East-- Critic Angers Chamberlain
- A.F.L. AUTO STRIKE CLOSES FEW PLANTS; General Motors Factories on Whole Reported to Show Little Effect of Walk-OutC.I.O. MEN IGNORE PICKETSPolice in Flint and SaginawKeep Lines Open for BothDay and Night Shifts
- SALTONSTALL GUEST AT PITTSFIELD DINNER; 510 Berkshire Friends of the Governor Give Party
- NAVAL STORES
- CANADA WELCOMES SOVEREIGNS' RETURN; Crowds Greet Royal Train in Quebec--King Sends His Thanks to Roosevelt
- SOVIET GRAIN CROP LIKELY TO BE OFF; Winter and Spring Weather Bad but Are Partly Overcome by Improved Methods SOWING PLAN COMPLETED Italy Keeps Wheat Price at 1938 level--Slight Increase Shown in Acreage
- CALLS DEMOCRACY ITS OWN WORST FOE; Merz Warns Colgate Graduates of Discrediting System or Permitting It to AtrophyDEMAGOGY THREAT CITEDHe and 7 Others Get HonoraryDegrees--Class of 220Receive Diplomas
- Roland Hayes Doctor of Music
- PRICE INDEX OFF AGAIN; Fifth Drop in Fertilizer Group's Figure Puts It at '34 Level
- TAX HEARING THURSDAY; Kinsley Reports Protests Over Cigarette Levy
- B.G. COLLIER ESTATE AIDED; Tax Credits of $605,217 on Income Are Upheld on Appeal
- Canada's Relief Rolls Decline
- WOOL GOODS IMPORTS DOUBLED IN 4 MONTHS; Association Finds Takings From United Kingdom Up
- BOOKS OF THE TIMES; Early Morning Din
- THE OLD COLONY PLANS BROAD ABANDONMENT; Points in Massachusetts to Lose All Trains on Sept. 24
- Business World; Summer Goods Actively Sought
- BLAME ECUADOR DICTATOR; Investigators Say His Letter Stopped Parley With Peru
- Export Copper Prices Easier
- SOLVE ISSUES HERE, HEIMANN ADVISES; This is Our Best Way of Serving World Peace, He Asserts at Credit CongressLISTS OUR 'LIABILITIES'Conservative AdministrationWould Hold Liberal Gains,He Says at Grand Rapids
- BELGIAN MINISTER INSPECTS PAVILION; Colonial Head Arrives on the Normandie and Pays Visit to Nation's Fair Exhibit TOWER DOMINATES CENTER Imposing Structure, of Native Material Throughout, Covers 100,000 Square Feet
- BENNY GOODMAN FETED; United Jewish Appeal Begins Its Drive in Amusement Unit
- REAL ESTATE NOTES
- Rio de Janeiro Robbers Trapped by Paving Blocks
- DEALS IN NEW JERSEY
- TEACHERS ASSAIL KINDERGARTEN CUT; Eliminating That Service Is 'Brutal,' They Say in Plea to Mayor and Marshall SCORE PAY SLASHING PLAN Standards Here Higher Than Elsewhere, They Assert-- Cite Aid They Have Given
- Topics of The Times
- FISHBACH DEFEATS NANNES; Gains Fourth Round at Castle Point Net--Hartman Victor
- Says Tax Yield Is Unchanged
- JAPANESE PLANES STRIKE AT 2 CITIES; The Chengtu University Area Suffers in Bombing, Which Causes 500 Casualties AMERICAN WOMAN HURT U.S. Diplomats Are in Danger in Chungking Attack--China Claims Shansi Gains
- GIVES UP IN POLICY CASE; Harry Wolf, Indicted With Hines, Surrenders to Dewey
- EDWARD S. WILKINSON, NORTH ADAMS LEADER; Son of the City's Third Mayor Was Active in Business
- Sports of the Times; Replacing Some Divots
- INVESTMENT TRUST REPORT; Italian Superpower Corporation--
- In Honor of Slocum Victims
- Obituary 2 -- No Title
- Big League Stars Bring 100 Years of Baseball Up to Date With Modern Game; WITH BASEBALL'S IMMORTALS AT THE CENTENNIAL AT COOPERSTOWN YESTERDAY
- DIVIDEND NEWS
- JEWISH GIRL GETS PALESTINE LIFE TERM; Convicted of Trying to Place Bomb an Jerusalem Prison
- NURSE INDICTED BY JURY; Mrs. Osborn Accused in Death of Staten Island Policeman
- SOLDIER IS CHOSEN FOR SOUSA BRONZE; THE TYPICAL SOLDIER
- Ocean Travelers
- REDS LOSE EXHIBITION, 2-1; Roe, Rochester Rookie Hurler, Allows Only Four Hits
- UTILITY SUBSIDIARY TO BUY DEBENTURES; Utilities Power Unit to Purchase Part of Debt of Parent
- British Push Negotiations; Envoy Is "Encouraging"
- ISOLATIONISTS DROP COMMITTEE BATTLE; TALKS IN JERSEY CITY
- TYPEWRITER MAKERS UNDER INVESTIGATION; Government Wants to Know if 4 Companies Maintain Monopoly
- Child Born to Howard M. Sonns
- All Seven Choices Lose as Fairflax Takes Aqueduct Dash; FAIRFLAX (CENTER) WINNING THE OREGON HANDICAP AT AQUEDUCT
- LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
- PRESIDENT ASSERTS OUR ZEAL FOR PEACE HIDES NO WEAKNESS; Urges West Point Graduates to Be Trained in Mind, as Nation Is in Defense SEES MORAL IN ROYAL VISIT It Shows That Two Lands With No Fear of Each Other Can Be Friendly, He Says
- French Seek 4 of Devices Used in Squalus Rescue
- BUCKNER TRIAL PUT OFF; Mail Fraud Case, Also Involving Others, May Open Tomorrow
- FORDHAM COLLEGE TO GRADUATE 302; For the First Time, Bachelors of Science Will Outnumber Those in Arts EXERCISES TO BE TONIGHT Bishop Donahue Will Preside and Also Receive Honorary Doctor of Laws
- Heads Gooderham & Worts
- Canadians Offer Queen One of Thousand Islands
- 77 ARE COMMISSIONED BY SALVATION ARMY; 48 Women and 29 Men Finish at Training College
- BUSINESS RECORDS
- BOOK NOTES
- SALES LEAD IN ODD LOTS; SEC Reports Transactions for Saturday on the Exchange
- Britain Largest Supplier Of Credit to Exporters
- Nazi Aides in New World Confer
- Discontinues Share Offer
- OPENING THE RED CROSS EXHIBIT AT THE WORLD'S FAIR
- ARCHITECTS HAIL PLANNING LEADERS; Delano, Voorhees, Maginnis Made Honorary Members of Landscape Society ANNUAL MEETING HELD Session Continues Through Thursday--Kansas City Man Corresponding Member
- MANHATTAN TRANSFERS
- 32 REICH WARSHIPS SAIL; Off for Tests Near Denmark-- Army Leader Sets Visits
- HOME REPAIR LOANS TOTAL $157,033,976; FHA Head Here Reports 297,916 Families Aided in State
- O'CONNOR OFFERS AID TO FIGHT ROOSEVELT; Backs Move to Elect 'Sensible' Delegates to 1940 Convention
- In The Nation; Importance of the Date of Philippine Voyage
- MANHATTAN GIVES 266 DEGREES TODAY; Three Honorary Doctorates Also Will Be Conferred on the Quadrangle MEDALS TO BE PRESENTED Archbishop Will Preside and Judge Matthews of Jersey, Court Will Be Speaker
- OAKLEY, WITH A 70, VICTOR AT ARDSLEY; Leads Pros and Joins Ferris for Top Best-Ball of 66
- HE MAKES 40TH RESCUE; Coal Passer Saves Man From Drowning in East River
- Bill Proposes Squalus Pensions
- GUNNER MOIR IS DEAD; EX-BOXING CHAMPION; Once Held British Heavyweight Title--Lost to Tommy Burns
- PASTOR OUTPOINTS FIDUCIA AT NEWARK; New York Heavyweight Easily Repeats 1938 Victory Over Rival in 10-Round Bout 6,400 FANS WATCH FIGHT Taylor Wins Semi-Final From Tucker--Martin Knocks Out Humbert in Fifth Stanza
- ANNALIST INDEX DECLINES; Wholesale Commodities at Lowest Since July, 1934
- 10 MINNIE SMITHS '601W110' CUT TO 1; New Phone Book Ends Long List of Same Names at 110th Street Address
- Obituary 3 -- No Title
- BERGER DEFEATS GUGGINO; Gains Decision in Main Bout at Dexter Park Opening
- Railroad Conference Called Off
- BIG SHOW TO AID REFUGEES; Amusement, Literary, Society Leaders Open Drive Thursday
- AUTO UNION VOTES STRIKE; Tarrytown Group Seeks to Regain Bargaining Rights
- NO AUTO DEATHS HERE OVER THE WEEK-END; In Last 7 Days They Numbered 3, Against 16 a Year Ago
- Notes of Social Activities in New York and Elsewhere; NEW YORK
- Finds American Metal Strong
- Baseball Pageant Thrills 10,000 At Game's 100th Birthday Party; Players in Costumes of Sport's Various Eras Mark Its History--Stars Inducted in Hall of Fame at Cooperstown
- BRITISH ARMS ORDER $13,000,000 IN CANADA; $60,000,000 More Is Scheduled Soon in $250,000,000 Program
- NEILSON FAREWELL STIRS SMITH THRONG; 2,400 Hear Retiring President Declare College Has Stood Unassailed on Free Speech WIFE GETS L.H.D. DEGREE Fourth Honorary Award is Conferred, as a Surprise, on a 'Genius' of the Campus
- MISS POLLOCK ENGAGED; Chestnut Hill, Pa., Girl Will Be Bride of Richard Zug
- VANDERBILT YACHT FIRST IN ENGLAND; Vim Leads Other l2-Meters by Nearly 4 Minutes--Sopwith Craft Sails
- ASKS PRICES ON CHEESE; U.S. Also to Buy Milk for Relief Distribution
- SONS OF ITALY SET UP GOOD-WILL BUREAU; Operated by Their Grand Lodge, It Will Combat Anti-Semitism
- USED-CAR PRACTICES UPHELD BY INQUIRY; Better Business Bureau Defends Auto Dealers in This Area
- ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL WILL GRADUATE 98; Exercises to Be Held Tonight at DeGray Auditorium
- BUSINESS FAILURES RISE; 234 in Latest Week, Against 210 Week Before, but 286 Year Ago
- ELEVATED STAY GRANTED; I.R.T. Receiver Wins Plea for Delay on Case Disaffirmance
- Fingerprint Leads to Arrest
- Plans Biggest Freight Station
- Books Published Today
- Join Erie Board Committee
- FAVORS WIDER USE OF PROFIT-SHARING; Westinghouse Executive Says It May Well Be Applied to Small Business TELLS HOW IT OPERATES Extra Compensation Is Based on Quarterly Earnings, Office Managers Hear
- TORTURE PLAN TOLD IN BARCELONA TRIAL; Man Says Republicans Forced Him to Decorate Prison Cells
- Portugal Plays Leading Role Before a Great Throng at Flushing; OBSERVING PORTUGAL DAY AT THE NEW YORK WORLD'S FAIR
- SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; Claudette Colbert Selected by RKO for New Feature--Metro Gets 'Red Butterfly' TARZAN FILM IS ADVANCED To Open Tomorrow Instead of Thursday at the Capitol-- 'Murder Man' for Criterion
- SHELL UNION OIL PLANS REFUNDING; Negotiations On With Morgan Stanley & Co., With Offering Likely in July
- PLAN APARTMENTS ON ORPHANAGE SITE; Two Acquire 77th Street Property, Used as a School andRelief StationTENEMENT TO BE ALTEREDContractors Buy Six-StoryBuilding on East Second St.in Improvement Project
- MRS. AYER REPORTED ABLE TO GO TO COURT; Pleading on Smuggling Charge Is Set for Tomorrow
- HUGHES DOES 'SPLENDIDLY'; Full Recovery of the Chief Justice Now Looked For
- THEATRICAL GROUP ELECTS; Seamon and Grossman Named Union Agents--Olver Loses
- NEWS OF MARKETS IN EUROPEAN CITIES; London Moderately Off on European News--Gilt-Edges Are the Hardest Hit PARIS BOURSE IRREGULAR Amsterdam Recovers Broadly After a Lower Opening-- Berlin Closes Dull and Weak
- AUCTIONS IN THE BRONX
- SPAIN HELD CENTER OF PERIL IN EUROPE; Writer Sees Axis Pressure for Military Alliance as Hint of Colonial War 'APPEASEMENT' DOUBTED Willert Believes Hitler May Try Another Bluff or Goad Foes Into 'Aggression'
- Workers Are Guests of Trump
- SPENDING PROGRAM VIEWED AS FAILURE; Dr. Leo Wolman Declares More Labor Troubles Are Ahead-- Sees Show-down on Debt HE SCORES CURBS BY LAWS Tells American Waterworks Group Unions Face New Series of Controls
- Letters to The Times; Our Broadminded Selves We Desire, It Seems, to Get Things Done Regardless of Ism Involved
- DR. J.F. PAXTON; Served 43 Years on the Faculty at University of Oklahoma
- RIGGS AND COOKE TAKE FRENCH TENNIS TESTS; MacNeill Also Wins of Auteuil, but Mrs. Fabyan Loses
- REFINERS RAISING PRICE OF GASOLINE; Wholesale Quotations Up 1/10 to 1 Cent a Gallon
- BITES PATROLMAN, FLEES WITH PISTOL; Westchester Prisoner Escapes-- Suspect Seized Later
- PRESBYTERY LICENSES FOUR NEW PREACHERS; One of Successful Candidates Has Post at New Rochelle
- Woman Prosecutor a Guest
- ALONZO G. WEBB; Retired Head of the Dining Car Division of New Haven Road
- MACK KNOCKS OUT FARBER; Wins Coney Island Bout in 6th --Spoldi Stops Boscarino
- 3,000 FOREIGN-BORN WARNED BY ICKES; Beware of Native 'Lunatics' Who Want Dictatorship, He Tells Adult Study Group URGES THEM KEEP IDEALS Lehman and La Guardia Also Plead With Graduates to Help Preserve Democracy
- DUFFY SQ. SIGNS TO BE PUT UP TODAY; Area Surrounding Statue of Chaplain of Old 69th to Be Separate From Times Sq.
- Obituary 4 -- No Title
- St. John's Picks Ferrara
- French to View Singapore Base
- $1,475,861 PAID JOBLESS; Compensation for May in Jersey Said to Cut Relief Costs
- News Veteran Marks 81st Year
- Boys Club Will Benefit by Polo Game At Bostwick Field, Westbury, June 25
- Article 1 -- No Title
- ASKS $292,695,547 FOR ARMY AIR PLANS; House Committee Approves Goal of 5,500 Planes, Set Forth by Lindbergh
- PACT URGED ON BULGARIA; Rumanian Minister Appeals for the Balkan Entente
- CRIPPLED CHILDREN TO PLAY FOR DRIVE; Band From House of St. Giles to Give Wall St. Program Today
- MARION H. HEPBURN HAS GARDEN BRIDAL; Sister of Katharine Hepburn Wed in West Hartford Home to Ellsworth S. Grant
- TWO RACING BILLS SIGNED BY LEHMAN; Commission Is Empowered to Suspend or Revoke Licenses
- W.F. Hall Printing Co. Gains
- ASSERTS BUSINESS TOPS PROFESSIONS; Walter S. Gifford Says It Holds Highest Intellectual Challenge and Greatest Opportunity HE GETS DEGREE AT UNION College Honors Ten Others at Exercises at Which 242 in Course Get Diplomas
- HUNTER AWARDS PRIZES; Eight Students to Get Rewards for Work in English
- PRINCETON COUNCIL ELECTS NEW HEAD; MacPherson Raymond, President of Class of 1940, Gets Post
- BUYS MORE GERMAN CARS; But Yugoslavia Still Prefers American Products
- King's Message to President
- CEDAR CREST HEARS MAXEY; Pennsylvania Justice Is Speaker as 42 Receive Degrees
- Mrs. Roosevelt Print Offered
- ART NOTES
- ARGUE COLUMBIA GAS CASE; Counsel Appear in a New AntiTrust Action
- FOOD SALES FELL 4.5%; 1938 Chain Volume Was Above That of Independents
- 2 Die in Nicaragua Train Crash
- THE FAIR TODAY
- Of Local Origin
- GOLD HOLDINGS PASS $16,000,000,000 MARK; Treasury Reports Metallic Reserves Record as of June 9
- Furniture Dates Approved
- Mrs. Barbirolli Wins Divorce
- AUTO CLUB HEADS SAY TRAVEL AIDS PEACE; Delegates From Foreign Lands Guests of Luncheon Here
- DEMAND DEPOSITS RISE IN THE WEEK; Member Bank Report Shows Gain of $92,000,000 in Period Ending June 7 BROKERS' BORROWINGS OFF Holdings of Treasury Bills Are $62,000,000 More Than the Week Before
- TRANSFERS IN THE BRONX
- ASSAILS 'POLITICS' IN CITY SCHOOL CUTS; Moffat Denies Republican State Budget Involves Loss of $8,300,000 for Education PRESSURE GROUPS SCORED Education Officials Challenged to Cut Their Own Salaries Instead of Services
- SAYS NLRB DICTATED HEARING AIDE CHOICE; Employer Testifies He Had to Hire $1-a-Page Stenographer
- JAPAN'S WAR TOLL IS 864,500, HO SAYS; Chinese Minister Asserts Foe Lost 105,077 Killed in 165 Clashes in April and May INSISTS ENEMY IS SPENT Invaders Can No Longer Gain and Have 'Helpless' Feeling, General Holds at Chungking
- COL. C.H. GRANT, 63, EX-ARMY MAN, DIES; Served as Secretary to the General Staff in France During World War HEAD OF CASUAL CAMPS Once Officer of New Jersey National Guard and Former Member of 7th Regiment
- Mrs. Flippen Cards a 79 to Take Lead in Eastern Women's Tourney; Mrs. Beard, Miss Bauer, Miss Amory Score 81s as 54-Hole Title Test Opens--Miss Irwin, Miss Glutting Get 82s
- ASKS AID TO STATES ON WEALTH BASIS; Altmeyer Urges Senate Committee to End PercentageGrants in Security ActFOR A PER CAPITA TESTHead of Board Says PresentSystem Has Brought About'Wide Differences'
- Culloton a State Tax Aide
- CLAIMS IN EXCESS OF HOYT ESTATE; Accounting Gives Gross as $1,679,252 and Unadjusted Items as $3,513,577 COURT RULING IS ASKED Executor Wants' Rights of the Widow of Sportsman and Banker Determined
- OLAF BERGMARK; Retired Builder, 82, Was Former Trustee of Pleasantville
- NEWARK IS DEFEATED BY MONTREAL, 5 TO 4; Ninth-Inning Rally Fails Despite Four-Bagger by Levy
- AMBASSADOR BULLITT HERE FOR TREATMENT; RETURNS FROM FRANCE
- ACTORS' UNION ROW TO HAVE A HEARING; Ralph Whitehead and Others Summoned by Parent Body After Investigation INQUIRY DETAILS SECRET Group That Called Strike of Circus Workers, Closing a Show, Is Under Fire
- Obituary 5 -- No Title
- PRINCETON GIVES MEDALS; Grants Intramural A.A. Awards --1,186 Students Competed
- JERSEY BODY RECESSES; Legislature to Meet Again June 21 After Special Election
- LEHMAN REJECTS NEW POLICE PLAN; Accepts La Guardia-Valentine Plea to Retain the Merit System of Promotion FLOOD LANDS BILL SIGNED Governor Also Approves Implementing of State HealthInsurance Study
- MISS TINA APPLETON SETS WEDDING DAY; She Will Be Married to Denis Hendricks on June 23
- RAIL COURT PLAN OPPOSED; Trustee of Road Gives Views at Senate Hearing
- HAGUE SAFEGUARDS RALLY OF HIS FOES; But Crowd Hooting Thomas Causes Near-Riot After Jersey City Meeting
- DR. HOEN GETS POSTS HERE; Montreal Neurologist to Join College and Two Hospitals
- BUTCH, AN ALLEY CAT, WINS AT PET SHOW; Tiny Kitten Takes a Prize at God's Providence House
- M'CRACKEN LAUDS SERVICE TO VASSAR; VASSAR HOLDS ITS SEVENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
- MARIAN WEST WED TO R.M. DUNSMORE; Alumna of Cornell Married in Central Presbyterian Church at Summit, N.J.
- Daily Double Pays $2,080
- LOCALLY DRESSED MEATS
- ERICKSON ASSETS PUT ABOVE $300,000; Stocks and Bonds Totaling More Than $125,000 Shown at Vagrancy Trial $197,413 IN BROKER CREDIT Evidence Given to Show Means of Support Other Than by Gaming--Decision Delayed
- ADVISES ENTERING COMMUNITY LIFE; Nelson Rockefeller Calls On New Hampshire Graduates to Be Civic Leaders
- TNEC SCRUTINZES INSURANCE LAPSES; Dr. Davenport Recites Heavy Ratio, Particularly Among industrial Policies SALESMEN CHALLENGED J.M.Holcombe of Hartford Says Human Factors Among Buyers, Not Selling, Are to Blame
- 57 IN BORDENTOWN CLASS; 54th Commencement to Be Held at Jersey Academy Today
- WHEAT PRICES SINK; HEDGING INCREASES; Rapid Decline in Latter Part of the Session Leaves the List 1 1/8 to 1 c Lower MORE NEW GRAIN ARRIVES Corn Also Develops Weakness on Good Crop Weather and Ends Off 7/8 to 1 3/8c
- 8 FAIR-TRADE LAWS PASSED, 12 KILLED; Mark-Up Minimum 6 Per Cent for Retailers, 2 Per Cent for Jobbers in 3 States 3 STATES ADDED 'TEETH' Governors in 3 Others Vetoed Bills Passed This Session, Survey Shows
- My Day
- Air Corps Adopts Rubber Rafts
- TODAY ON THE RADIO
- Employes to Honor Schusser
- Contra-Seasonal Acceptance Gain in May Reflects Recent Credit Extended to Brazil
- ARRIVAL OF BUYERS; ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
- HUNGARY PLANNING TO TAKE JEWS' LAND; Expropriation of 500,000 Acres Is Proposed to Give Farms to Peasant Workers AIM TO HEAD OFF NAZIS Menacing Hints to Rumania Are Made by Gafencu at Life Party Meeting
- DECISION IS RESERVED IN NUDITY SHOW CASE; Justice Carew Asks Why City Does Not Stop Exhibitions
- WARNS OF THREATS TO NATIONAL DEFENSE; President Baxter of Williams Gets Degree at Maine
- Steel Scrap Price Up
- SUBURBAN HOMES RENTED
- HOUDON DIANA ADDED TO FRICK COLLECTION; Terra Cotta Version of Famous Statue Goes on View Today
- SUSPECTS SEIZED IN CZECH SLAYING; Germans Relax Restrictions in Kladno After Arrests in the Killing of Policeman FINE IS BEING COLLECTED Czechs 'Irritate' Officials by Using Secret Radios to Aid Passive Resistance Drive
- Mark Wedding Anniversary
- Margin Clerks Plan Outing
- New Dorp House Is Sold
- Democrats and Republicans Report Receipts Of $135,294 and $189,361: Both 'In the Red'
- REFORMING RELIEF
