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• CLIPPER AT HONOLULU ON A SURYEY FLIGHT; On Way to New Zealand, Plane Averages 141 Miles an Hour
• CONFERENCE BANS SHIP LINE AGAIN; Continental Rejects Amended Plea of Cosmopolitan Concern for Membership FRENCH ACTION PENDING Company Plans to Operate Norwegian Fleet in October--May Appeal Decision
• MAYOR OPENS SPAN WITH PEACE PLEA; Denounces Foes of Amity at Dedication of $13,194,399 Meeker Ave. Bridge SEES NEIGHBORLY SYMBOL Hatred Artificial, He Warns-- Brooklyn-Queens Link Gives New Routes
• Jones Gains Ring Decision
• BRITISH RAIL UNION IS FIRM ON STRIKE; Government Fails in Plea to Avert Satarday Walkout
• Train Kills Englewood Man
• Army Orders and Assignments
• CHAIN STORE SALE
• SPAIN PLANS BIGGER NAVY; $400,000,000 to Be Spent in the Next Eleven Years
• Children's Day Adds Impetus to Spurt of Attendance at Exposition; CELEBRATING CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE FAIR
• DUDLEY WOLFE KILLED IN MOUNTAIN CLIMB; Friend in Maine Gets Word of His Death in Tibet
• Wood, Field and Stream; Style vs. Performance
• NEWS OF MARKETS IN EUROPEAN CITIES; Gilt-Edge Stocks Lead Marked Recovery as Sentiment of London Traders Brightens PRICES IMPROVE IN PARIS Opinion Mixed in Amsterdam, but Firm Tone Is Evident --Berlin Rally Halted
• MARTINIQUE MAY BE BASE; Island Might Be Used in Attacks on American Shipping
• TURNER IN TOMBS CELL; Broker, Freed in Buckner Case, Held on Theft Charge
• Ocean Travelers
• RAILWAY STATEMENTS
• BARS SOVIET RECOGNITION; Swiss Foreign Affairs Group Favors Status Quo
• AS IT IS IN KINGS
• HEARINGS ON 'EL' PLEA BY CITY ARE CLOSED; Removal of Brooklyn Structures Sought by Condemnation
• Marriage Announcement 2 -- No Title
• TIOGA TOO RACE WINNER; Five Yachts Still Unreported in Marblehead-Halifax Contest
• COTTON UNSETTLED, OFF 8 TO 17 POINTS; Renewed Nervousness Over the Situation in Europe Brings In Selling Here NEW BUSINESS HELD UP Rise in War-Risk Insurance Rates One of the Factors Restricting Buying
• Sidney Howard Killed by Tractor on Estate; Playwright Is Crushed in Berkshire Garage; SIDNEY HOWARD KILLED BY TRACTOR
• WARNS MILL OWNERS ON WAGES-HOURS ACT; Fletcher in Atlanta Says It Will Be Strictly Enforced
• BUICK MAPS OUTPUT FOR 'BIGGEST YEAR'; Two New Lines Are Included Among 1940 Models, Shown at Preview in Flint 240,000 UNITS PLANNED H.H. Curtice, Head of Concern, Says Program Is Basedon Indications of Recovery
• FORESEE DROPPING OF CARTAGE RULE; Coat Makers, Retailers Meet and Lay Groundwork for Ending Controversy PLAN PERMANENT BODY Would Be Designed to Prevent Disputes, Work for Better Relations in Field
• BANKHEAD WILLING TO HEAD '40 TICKET; Speaker Says He Would Run for Nomination if Backed by Alabama Voters COMMITTEE WILL DECIDE It May Choose Delegates or Order Election to Ascertain Views of State Party
• $15,000 DIAMONDS SEIZED IN HOLD-UP; 3 Soft-Spoken Thugs Bind 2 Men and a Woman in 5th Avenue Jewelry Office
• GOVERNMENT LETS TEXTILE CONTRACTS; Treasury Procurement Body Places Orders for Total of 9,113,090 Yards FORTY-TWO AWARDS MADE Eddington Fabrics, Batavia and Cohn Hall Marx Get Several Apiece
• PENTHOUSE IS TAKEN BY ARTIST AS STUDIO; Frederick R. Childs Leases Space Atop 625 Madison Avenue
• SEC DEPICTS PROFIT IN INSURANCE FIELD; Tells TNEC $140,000,000 Was Made on $6,000,000 Stake
• CARE OF CITY TREES PRAISED BY EXPERT; Head of Shade Tree Group Also Lauds Plan to Plant Along the Streets SEES HEALTH BENEFITS Conference to Present 2 Foot Giant Sequoia to theWorld's Fair Tomorrow
• JUDITH ANDERSON FREED; Actress Divorces B.H. Lehman, Professor and Writer
• EXCHANGE DEFINES AUDITING PRACTICES; Action to Strengthen Position of Independent Accountants Adopted by Governors 'NATURAL YEAR' IS URGED Points Made by Group Already Used as Guide in Listing of New Securities
• Woodring and Marshall Cancel Plattsburg Visit
• At the Palace
• JENNINGS CARDS 69 FOR MEDAL HONORS; Princeton Student Tops Field in Junior Golf Tourney at North Hempstead Club
• REAL ESTATE BONDS HELD SPECULATIVE; Banker and Operator Speak at Forum of the Security Traders Association
• NAZI DIPLOMATS START ON DIFFERENT MISSIONS
• Cigarette Peddler Fined $10
• $2,469,576 CLEARED BY SPERRY CORP.; Profit for Half-Year Compares With $2,107,779 in Same Period in 1938 UNFILLED ORDERS RECORD Results of Operations Listed by Other Companies With Figures of Comparison
• LIGHTERAGE DATA GIVEN; Seven Roads Operating Here Report Tonnage to I.C.C.
• NEW METHOD USED IN REJUVENATION; Symptoms of Change of Life in Women Prevented by Synthetic Sex Hormone IT IS PLANTED UNDER SKIN Report Made on Experiments With Ten Cases at Mount Sinai Hospital
• IRIS WILKINSON DEAD; New Zealand Author Collapsed After Privations in China War
• GIANT ELEVEN HIT BY MORE INJURIES; Alton Owen, Oldershaw Hurt --6 Join Eastern All-Stars --Luckman Stars in Drill
• DANES CURB AIR SERVICE; Ban Bookings to Britain and the Reich, Fearing German Action
• WPA NEED GROWS FOR SKILLED HELP; It Will Be Still More Acute in Week, When 25,000 Are to Be Dismissed PROJECTS TO BE CHANGED Building Jobs to Be Curtailed and Those That Unskilled Men Can Do Increased
• Reserve Corps Orders
• AKRON SEEKS BIDS ON $473,000 BONDS; Waterworks, Street, Sewer 3 %s Will Se Offered in Market on Sept. 11 LOAN PLANNED BY ALBANY Tenders Will Be Considered on Aug. 30 for $432,000 Issue --Awards Announced
• CIVIL WAR HEROES GUESTS; Six Honored at Fair Exercises of Daughters of Union Veterans
• HARRY BAKER, 52, AMUSEMENT MAN; Operator of 12 Enterprises at World's Fair Dies in Larchmount Home HELD PATENTS ON DEVICES Treasurer of the Recreational Equipment Association-- Roller-Coaster Builder
• Japanese Officer Ill Up-State
• HAY FEVER VICTIMS IN SNEEZING CONTEST; Medical Advice Also on Program for Sufferers of Fair
• TAX STRIKE THREAT IN WATERBURY; Citizens Consider Refusing Payments if Hayes and Others Are Not Ousted FEDERAL INQUIRY SPEEDED Books of City Are Released for Income Levy Data With End of Trial
• DINNER DANCE HELD BY SARATOGA CLUB; Charles S. Bromleys and State Controller Tremaine Among Those Having Guests GEORGE BULL ENTERTAINS Other Hosts at Annual Event Are William Zieglers Jr. and George Ostranders
• C. & O. Seeks 2,500 Freight Cars
• TOLL ROADS
• BOOKS OF THE TIMES; Magnificent Material
• MISS C.G. JOSEPH'S PLANS; Passaic Girl Will Be Married to Willard Brown Jr. Sept. 9
• DEVELOPMENTS OF THE DAY IN TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS; BASIC GOODS BUYING AFFECTED BY CRISIS Primary Textile Orders Stop but Covering on Imported Commodities Expands STOCKING UP SUGGESTED Industrial Purchasing Men Urged by Renard to Fill Needs From Abroad
• GINNINGS TO AUG.16 BELOW RECENT YEARS; 309,677 Bales, Against 314,616 and 514,524 in '38 and '37
• QUICK ACTION SEEN; Berlin Talks of 6 P.M. Deadline for Move Against Poland DICTATOR WARNS BRITISH Henderson So Wrought Up on Leaving Parley With Hitler That He Is Speechless HITLER REBUFFS BRITISH DIPLOMAT HENDERSON'S RETURN FROM VISIT TO HITLER
• SMATHERS BACKS M'NUTT; Calls Him Outstanding Democrat, Next to Roosevelt
• OCEANIC BURIAL DECREED; Party of Eleven to Sail to Drop Ashes of Hope Family on Way
• ECONOMICS UNIT STARTED; Hopkins Picks Experts to Solve Industrial Problems
• BUSINESS RECORDS
• POLES DOUBT WAR; WARSAW IS CALM; Contend Hitler Will Not Risk General Conflict, Even With Russia Neutral MORE TROOPS AT BORDER New Fortifications Are Being Built Day and Night-- Frontier Forces Clash
• COURT UPHOLDS SLRB ON SCHRAFFT ORDER; Finds Objections Important but Says It Cannot Act
• HINES BRIEFS ARE FILED; Argument on Appeal in Policy Case Set for Sept. 26
• ATHLETICS SUBDUE TIGERS IN 11TH, 7-6; Pippen Goes Route in Contest Marked by 7 Home Runs --Hutchinson Is Beaten
• Advertising News and Notes; Schenley Lifts Import Ads
• MANHATTAN MORTGAGES
• BUSCH WON HONORS AS OFFICER IN CHACO; Took Presidency on Collapse of Toro's Experiment in State Socialism FIRST RESTORED BASIC LAW He Was Compelled Later to Suspend Constitution and Seize 'Totalitarian' Power
• PLAQUE ON SHAFT BANNED; Tablet Listing Legislators Barred on Jogues Group's Protest
• PRIMITIVE' PICTURE WINS MISSOURI PRIZE; Painting on Muslin, in Lieu of Canvas, Stirs Controversy
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Hesitate Most of Session, Then Break and Close 1 to 4 Points Lower--Sterling Discount Wider
• German-Spanish Steamship Line
• HUGE SEA TURTLE ESCAPES SOUP CAN; Crowds at Fish Market Watch Aged Specimen Swim for Liberty
• MIDGET SAILORS KEPT IDLE; Two Races on Sound Called Off Because of Lack of Breeze
• 2 BOND ISSUES DROPPED; Exchange Acts on Houston Oil and Tennessee Electric Loans
• SWIFT TOKYO MOVE TO REPLY TO PACT; Army and Navy Steps Will Be Taken When Import of Soviet Treaty Is DeterminedTHREE COURSES ARE OPENJapanese Contend the AllianceWith Germany and Italy HasNot Been Affected
• APPEAL FOR PEACE ISSUED BY LEOPOLD; AT YESTERDAY'S SEVEN-POWER CONFERENCE HELD IN BRUSSELS
• A.F.L. IS ASSAILED OVER WAGNER ACT; 'Treachery to Workers' Is Charged in C.I.O. Attack on Proposed Amendments
• McNeill, Grant and Cooke Score Straight-Set Victories at Newport; SOME OF THE AMERICAN DAVIS CUP SQUAD AT THE MERION CRICKET CLUB
• Electric Power Output Reached New High; All Areas but New England Pushed Gains
• STATIC OVER OCEAN HOLDS UP CLIPPER; If Also Disrupts Short-Wave Broadcasts in Forenoon
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• GOVERNOR COMMUTES ROMAINE'S SENTENCE; Frees Brooklyn Man, Tried by 'Error' on a second Indictment
• Naval Orders
• Penn Mutual Assets Increase
• NEUTRAL RUMANIA IS BUCHAREST PLAN; Foreign Office Reveals Poland Was Informed 'Some Time Ago' of This Policy ARMS TRANSPORT IS ISSUE Closing of Frontier Would Upset Hopes of London, Paris to Ship Aid to Warsaw
• 600 From Bethel, Conn., at Fair
• MRS. LOUISE FARNSWORTH; Star of Silent Films Had Lead in 'The Queen of Sheba'
• COOPER DEFEATS O'GATTY; Brownsville Heavyweight Wins Fort Hamilton Eight-Rounder
• HOTEL MEN TO AID IN CITY PROMOTION; Greater New York Campaign to Be Opened Soon to Sell Attractions Here FAIR EXHIBITORS TO HELP Fall Publicity Also Designed to Set Prospective Visitors Right on Rates
• PWA ISSUES WARNING ON LAGGING PROJECTS; Five Jobs Here With Grants of $10,880,461 Must Be Speeded
• John Melvins Have Daughter
• NATIONAL GYPSUM FILES DEBENTURES; Funds From Sale of $5,000,000 3 s Are to Be Used for Refunding and ExpansionUNDERWRITERS ARE NAMEDConsolidated Electric of JerseyCity Plans to Dispose ofStock of 2 Utilities
• TREES IN THE CITY
• WHITE PAPER IS HELD ILLEGAL BY ZIONISTS; Resolution to That Effect to Be Offered of Geneva Today
• T.B. SWEENEYS GIVE BAR HARBOR DINNER; Timothee Adamowskis, A.A. Kent and Hugh Cottons Also Hosts
• Terra Cotta Orders Higher
• LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO
• Text of the Berlin-Moscow Treaty
• Strike Shuts Studebaker Plant
• EVENTS TODAY
• SEPTEMBER DEBUTANTE TO BOW AT DANCE
• Business World; Reorders Here Continue Good
• Fluid Milk Sales Up 6.4%
• COLOMBIA BACKS U.S. TIES; House Supports President in His Cooperation With Good Neighbor
• LEHMAN ASKS DROUGHT AID; Wires Wallace Request to Supply Hay at Nominal Cost
• BANK EMPLOYE GIVES UP; Vanished in March, 1937, When $6,600 Shortages Were Found
• JERSEY CITY WINS, 3-1, AFTER 9-TO-5 SETBACK; Joiner Stops Baltimore With 5 Hits in Second Game
• AUTO SALES UP SHARPLY; July 47% Higher, 7 Months' Total 44% Above Year Ago
• Drop in Humidity Makes City Almost Comfortable
• Ex-Fire Horse Rests in Zoo
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET; Reluctance
• SHIPS ARE LEAVING EUROPE AS USUAL; Liners Normandie, Aquitania, Bremen and Conte di Savoia Maintain Schedules PASSENGER LISTS HEAVY Hamburg Unchanged, but East Coast British Companies Stop Baltic Sailings
• Named State Instruction Head
• LINDSAY CAPTURES U.S. TRAPS HONORS; Oklahoman Breaks 200 in Row for Class AA Title--Beaver Next After Shoot-Off KING VICTOR IN GROUP A Has Perfect Score to Defeat Hoosier Rival by One Clay --Miller, Adrian Win
• Indiana Utility to Expand
• TRIUMPHS IN SHANSI ANNOUNCED BY CHINA; Japanese Said to Be in Flight Affer Losing Key City
• Text of Kind Leopold's Appeal for Peace Negotiation
• PRIVATE HOUSING PLAN STARTED BY HOPKINS; New Commerce Division Will Advise on Low-Cost Building
• Sports of the Times; Help Wanted
• Lawyers Title Corporation Gains
• BOY ADMITS FATAL ATTACK; Playmate Called Him a 'Convict,' Says California Youth
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• Kantor Enters Not-Guilty Plea
• Movements of Naval Vessels
• DONALD MACKAY, 80, FISHERMEN'S GUIDE; Said to Have Been Model of Guide in 'Mr. Tutt' Stories
• 40,456 Phones Are Added By I.T. & T. in 7 Months
• Mayor to Fly to Boston
• At The Fair; THE BEST PIE-EATER AT THE FAIR
• RALPH BAKER; Reputed to Have Caused Start of Battle of San Juan Hill
• Ritter Takes Auto Race
• Boy, 14, Wins Baseball Quiz
• MAN HARD TO CONVICT TO TESTIFY ON CRIME; Frankie Foster, Ex-Gangster of Chicago, Called in U.S. Inquiry
• Notes of Social Activities in New York and Elsewhere
• LISTING AUTHORIZATIONS; Stock Exchange Department Acts on Three Issues
• GOVERNMENT "BY DEFINITION"
• FILLING STATIONS WARNED; City to Enforce New Law on Gasoline Signs
• CHURCH BRIDAL SEPT. 2 FOR LURONA TRUMAN; Westfield Girl Wilt Be Wed to Russell A. Lungren
• Heads Slate Nominated By Accoountants Institute
• NO MILITARY MOVES APPARENT IN ITALY; Country Remains Tranquil as Regime Fails to Whip Up Any War Fervor Among People
• DEWEY ACCECPTS BID TO TALK IN ST. LOUIS; DEWEY GOES BACK TO THE FARM
• Dodgers Sweep Series With Cards; Yanks Rout White Sox Twice; Giants Lose; LAVAGETTO GETTING TO SECOND ON AN ERROR BY PADGETT IN THE SEVENTH
• PRINTING INDUSTRY TO MARK 300TH YEAR; National Promotional Week Set to Begin Sept. 25
• ACTIVITIES IN REAL ESTATE; INVESTOR ACQUIRES BRONX APARTMENT 65-Suite Building at 2,000 Prospect Ave. Deeded by Insurance Concern INDUSTRIAL PARCEL SOLD Milk Company Increases Its Holdings by Purchase of 409-23 East 133d St.
• Bermuda Stops Officers' Leaves
• BRIDGES DEFENSE HITS AT AFFIDAVITS; Vancouver Lawyer Says He Got Idea That Brother Could Swear Way Out of Prison EAVESDROPPER ON STAND Leech Associate Says He Overheard Offer of $1,000, Then$5,000 for Leech's Story
• Article 1 -- No Title
• To Get Neiman-Marcus Awards
• Sage Estate to Be Auctioned
• NEWARK TRIAL UP SEPT. 6; Date to Be Fixed Then in Fraud Case Involving Officials
• $85,165,000 IS ASKED FOR WATER PROJECT; Board Submits Capital Budget for Delaware Supply
• GRAIN PRICES SOAR; CANADA HEADS RISE; Winnipeg Up 5c as Wheat Board Withdraws All Offers of 3 Grades of Spring Wheat CHICAGO GAINS 3 TO 3 c Corn, Bought in Sympathy With Major Cereal, Advances 2 3/8 to 3 c a Bushel
• OFFICIALS FROWN ON TRAVEL ABROAD; State Department Advises All Who Ask Not to Go to Europe if They Can Avoid It AMERICANS FLEE FRANCE All Travel Lines Out of Reich Are Clogged--Ships for U.S. Heavily Booked
• ELECTED BY ODD FELLOWS; Cecil McConell of Massena Heads State Grand Lodge
• BRITAIN DENIES WRIT FOR 4 CHINESE HELD; London Judge Rejects Plea for Tientsin Group Sought by Japan
• WAR RISK INSURANCE IN EUROPE UP AGAIN; Rates in Danzig and Poland Soar to 10%--Policies Limited
• BUXBY TURNS BACK PAUL; Goes to Semi-Final in Hudson Valley Tennis Tourney
• Changes in Canadian Concerns
• SHIPPING AND MAILS
• Actress Sails to Make Film in London After Assurances on Situation Abroad
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• OFFICIALS INDICTED BY LOUISIANA JURY; Two State Aides Accused of Accepting Bribes for 'Acidizing' Gas WellsBUSINESS OFFICES RAIDEDPolice Seize Records in LeveeBoard Case--L.S.U. SuesEx-Construction Man
• CREW TIES UP SHIP; 250 ABOARD WAIT; Refusal of Men to Sign Up Under New Chief Steward Keeps Algonquin Here PARLEYS CONTINUE TODAY Anti-Labor Charge Is Basis of Dispute--Most of the Passengers Remain
• MRS. GERTRUDE HOWELLS; Helped Organize Nursing Work in Florence During War
• EIGHT THIRTY, 1-15, FIRST AT SARATOGA; Shortest-Priced Favorite of Meet Beats Shangay Lily by Length in Whitney Stakes HANDCUFF THIRD AND LAST 16 Choices Have Won in Last Three Days--Dabson Breaks Collarbone in a Spill
• ATTENDANCE AT FAIR
• RECITAL OFFERED IN SOUTHAMPTON; Mrs. Henry E. Coe Entertains With Poems and Songs of 1834 at Reception WEARS ANTIQUE COSTUME John Moffats Give Dinner-- Mrs. Sidney Wood Among Hostesses at Club
• Newark Police Cases Put Off
• WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
• Returns to Chicago Exchange
• CARROTS FOR MOTORISTS
• Schoharie Firemen Won
• MRS. E.R. BLAGDEN WEDS; Becomes the Bride of Philippe Coudert of This City
• DRUG CHAIN FINDS EXCELLENT VALUES; Ending $50,000 Buying Drive, Official Calls Results Good
• PRESIDENT SPEEDS TO ACT ON CRISIS; Disturbed by War Threat, He Will End Cruise Today and Board-Train at Red Bank
• PRINTERS ARGUE ON A.F.L.; Baker Neutrality Plan Recommitted After Opposition Loses
• DERRINGER, REDS, BLANKS PHILS, 3-0; Mound Ace Scatters Ten Hits --Craft's Home Run Starts Scoring in Fifth Inning
• SALES UP MOST IN SOUTH; Average in July Rose 11.5%, Against 7.5% for Country
• Low-Rental Housing on Lower West Side Suggested for Families of Longshoremen
• BADEN AUTOS ARE TAKEN; Population Is Ordered to Await Orders for Evacuation
• Doctor, Ill, Drowns Himself
• POSEDEL GIVES 1 HIT IN BEES' 1-0 VICTORY; Young's Infield Grounder Only Pirate Safety as Pitcher Gains 13th Triumph BOSTON SWEEPS 2 GAMES Three Runs in Fourth Decide Nightcap, 3-1, MacFayden Hurling Effectively
• FROSTED FOODS A TOPIC; Receive Increased Attention at Chicago Convention
• HOUSES IN QUEENS PASS TO NEW OWNERS; Dr. Wallace Murphy Buyer of Kearn J. Mullen Home
• Hit by Cyclists, Autoist Dies
• STAGE UNIONS FIND A NEW ROW RISING; Jurisdictional Fight Involving Theatrical Treasurers Adds to Confused Situation PLEA BY SOPHIE TUCKER In Actors' Dispute, She Asks That Committees Be Named to Discuss Solution
• ARGENTINA BEGINS TO CHECK IMPORTS; Total Value for Last Half of This Year Is Not to Go Over Amount Received in 1938 LUXURY GOODS HARD HIT Restrictions to Apply Against Commodities Regardless of Countries Producing Them
• WALSH FOR NEUTRALITY; Massachusetts Senator Would Not Interfere in Europe
• ALDA ASKS FINAL PAPERS; Former Opera Star to Become Citizen in Three Months
• DENKER AND CHERNEV PLAY DRAW AT CHESS; New Yorker Remains Unbeaten in State Title Tourney
• Heard Red Broadcast, Jailed
• War Precautions Taken in India
• MARTIN'S ANSWER REACHES LEHMAN; Document Forwarded to Governor, Who Is at Plattsburg
• $339,973 IN ESTATE OF MRS. CARPENTER; Widow Left Bulk to Charity-- Franklin Will Filed
• Roverettes Play Tonight
• Railroad Asks Delay of Hearing
• DECLARES WPA CUTS DUE TO REACTIONARIES; Acting Commissioner Says Group in Industry Helped
• Obituary 4 -- No Title
• Cobb's Red Lion Roars to World Land Speed Record on Utah Flats; CAR IN WHICH WORLD RECORD WAS MADE AND THE DRIVER
• MATERNITY DEATHS DROP; Rate in New Jersey Declines 30 Per Cent in 3 Years
• 59 DROWN AS SHIP; Steamer Plunges to the Bottom Within Sight of Docks
• MARK J. KALASHEN; Maker and Supplier of Brass Musical Instruments to Bands
• Ebor Handicap to Owenstown
• HYMN-SINGERS TOUR FAIR; 400 Visit Foreign Pavilions Before Revival Meeting
• TEA AT SMITHTOWN CLUB; Women's Reception Committee for Horse Show Honored
• HALSTED ANNEXES STAR CLASS SAIL; SHORTLY AFTER START OF RACE OFF PORT WASHINGTON
• STEEL PICTURE BRIGHT DESPITE WAR CLOUDS; Iron Age Reports Continued Miscellaneoas Buying
• PACTS HURT AXIS, BROWDBR ASSERTS; He Sees Fascist Powers, Not the Democracies, Hit by the Hitler-Stalin Agreements POINTS TO SOVIET POLICY Russia Ready to Sign With Any Nation, He Says, Urging More Such Moves
• THE FAIR TODAY
• GARDEN CLUBS PLAN BERKSHIRES BENEFIT; Fashions of the Past to Feature Country Dance on Saturday
• U.S. AND ARGENINA PLAN TRADE PACT, WELLES DISCLOSES; Our Commerce Will Get Full Equality With That of All Foreigners, He Asserts BEEF NOT TO BE INCLUDED Long Preliminary Talks Ease Difficulties, With Offset Seen to Our Recent Losses
• Topics of The Times
• Books Published Today
• MISS JUNE PARKER IS AFFIANCED HERE; Betrothal to Kenneth Wilson, Son of Publisher, Made Known by Mother GRADUATE OF BENNINGTON Prospective Bride, Daughter of Author and Lecturer, Has Studied in Geneva
• CHILEAN NITRATE CHANGES; K.H. Rockey Made Chairman by the Sales Corporation
• BARS HOSTILE UNION; Treaty Forbids Either to Join Any Group Aimed at Other ESCAPE CLAUSE OMITTED Von Ribbentrop's Car, Flying Swastika, Passes Beneath Red Flag at Kremlin
• Ward Denies Wage Act Violation
• DOG BITES LAVAGETTO; Pet Snaps Dodger Star's Left Hand During Dinner
• India May Make Locomotives
• BROOKLYN REALTY DRAWS INVESTORS; Residential Properties in Bay Ridge Section Featured
• 3 U.S. WARSHIPS ON CALL; Take On Supplies for Emergencies on South Coast of France
• SCHOOLS' OPENING ON TIME ASSURED; Way Cleared by Additional Economies of $1,200,000 Now Being Considered EVENING COURSES LIKELY Voluntary Pay Cuts Urged in the Higher Brackets--Suit by Teachers Union Heard
• Today's Probable Pitchers
• Heads United Merchants
• Inwood Project Financed
• MAYOR CRITICIZES TOLLS ON HIGHWAYS; Asks Motor Vehicle Officials to Work for Reciprocity in Interstate Travel
• CLOSING PROGRAM HEARD IN STADIUM; 9,000 at Concert Featuring Operetta Music Under the Direction of Barlow MURIEL DICKSON SOLOIST Sings Three Offerings From Gilbert and Sullivan-- Haydn Work Played
• British Fund Holds the Pound Steady; Imports of Gold Here Put at $12,648,000
• BRITONS UNMOVED BY SIGNING OF PACT; Some Believe That Behind the Non-Aggression Pact There Is a Secret Accord '17 MEMORIES AWAKENED Flying of Nazi Emblem Over Moscow Airport Provokes Scornful Laughs
• MISS HOVER GAINS FINAL; Miss Brough Also Advances in Girls' Eastern Tennis
• DEALS IN NEW JERSEY; Apartment-Store Building in West New York Is Sold
• HONG KONG SEVERS BRIDGES TO CHINA; Japanese Troops Look On as Spans Are Destroyed--Some Britons Told to Leave MEN OVER 40 ARE CALLED Chungking Air Tie May Be Cut --1,228 Americans Are in the British Colony
• British Cruiser In Maine Ready
• Body of Newspaper Man Found
• C.P. DODGE LEFT $2,500; Friends in Washington Believe He Set Up Trust Funds
• N.Y.A.C. FORFEITS GAME; Rough Water Polo Contest Ends in Second Half in Bermuda
• Salary Limited to $30,000
• CANADIAN CABINET WILL MEET TODAY; BRITISH YOUTH CALLED TO THE COLORS AS ENGLAND MOBILIZES
• CHILD CHAINER SENTENCED; Father Gets Six Months--'Only Way' to Keep Four at Home
• Obituary 5 -- No Title
• SANFORD'S HORSES SOLD FOR $75,450; Average of $1,735 Realized for 55 Head in Dispersal Auction at Saratoga
• Group Insurance Extended
• WPA Gives Concerts Today
• ROBERT MOLANARI; Long Island City Lawyer Was Ex-Head of Democratic Club
• Foti Prep School Coach
• 50,000 MEN 'FIGHT' ON TEN-MILE FRONT; AS THE DECISIVE "BATTLE" STARTED IN THE WAR MANOEUVRES
• Tennis Stars Praise Fair
• MISS EILEEN OGDEN ENGAGED TO MARRY; Grandniece of Late Editor of The Times Betrothed to Frank McLaughlin
• GREYHOUND TROTS TO TRACK RECORD; Champion Is Timed in 1:58 for Mile in Exhibition at Wisconsin Fair
• TREASURY STATEMENT
• Key Men of Raid Defense Are at Posts in London
• EAST HAMPTON PARTY HONORS LUCREZIA BORI; She Is Guest of Leighton Rollins --John V. Bouviers Hosts
• LOW CRUDE PRICES ARE POSTED AGAIN; Sinclair-Prairie Marketing Co. Declines to Discuss Its Resumption of ActivityOTHERS MAINTAIN LEVELShut-Down of Wells in the SixStates Held to Have Hurtthe Small Refiners
• BRITAIN ACTS FAST; Air Force Is Ready for Hostilities--Warships Mass in Skagerrak EXPORT EMBARGO IS FIXED Parliament Meets Today in an Emergency Session--King to Convene Privy Council
• In The Nation; The Relation of the President to World Peace
• STUDIES PARALYSIS RISE; Dr. Langmuir of State Health Department Goes to Buffalo
• FARLEY VISITS VERSAILLES; Mayor Gives a Warm Welcome, Recalling Incident of 1783
• Bangor & Aroostoock Dividend
• GARNER DECLARED STRONG IN GEORGIA; Majority There Would Be for Him if President Were Not Candidate, George Finds SAYS DOUBT BALKS A DRIVE Senator, Back in Washington, Reports a Wide Belief That Roosevelt Will Run
• Cagni Outboxes Harkins
• ARRIVAL OF BUYERS
• OFFICE BUILDING BID IN; Bowery Bank Gets Property at 3,118 3d Ave. in Foreclosure
• Asks Maiden Name at 85
• SCREEN NEWS HERE AND IN HOLLYWOOD; 'Forty Little Mothers' Will Be Revived by Metro--Eddie Cantor in Star Role 'FIFTH AVE. GIRL' ARRIVES Ginger Rogers Vehicle Will Open at Music Hall--RKO Houses Get Double Bill
• British Cricketers Triumph
• MANHATTAN TRANSFERS
• NEUTRALITY STEPS ARE READED BY U.S.; THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR WATCHES WAR CRISIS IN LONDON
• SCOUTS TO HOLD COUNCIL; 200 Boys Representing Many Groups Gather Tonight
• THEATRE PASS SALE PUT UNDER INQUIRY; Operatives Dealing in 'Free' Tickets Investigated by Producers' Organization NO ACCUSATIONS MADE Internal Revenue Department Exempts Critics From Tax in Shows Outside Drama
• Miss Glutting Eliminates Miss Barton in Women's National Golf Tournament; DURING MATCH IN WHICH BRITISH CHAMPION WAS BEATEN AT WEE BURN CLUB
• Curb Exchange Launches Study Of Over-the-Counter Dealings; Group Headed by C.A. Bettman Will Investigate the Relative Positions Occupied by Both Agencies and Other Problems
• Hears U.S. Will Send Ships
• L.I. TUNNEL TIE-UP HALTS COMMUTERS; MAROONED COMMUTERS AT THE LONG ISLAND STATION
• 149 W. 77TH ST. LEASED; Tenant Will Occupy Three-Story Dwelling After Alterations
• SOME CHINESE HAIL STALIN-HITLER PACT; Unofficial Chungking Circles Note Probable Increase in Soviet Assistance AID IS ALREADY GROWING Chiang's Treaty With Moscow Will Bring In Munitions, Possibly From Reich
• DANZIG MARKS TIME; BORDER SEEMS QUIET; Few War Preparations Noted in Tour of Polish Frontier
• 'Locomotive' Parked in Times Sq.
• MITIC PLAYS QUIST TODAY; Australian-Yugoslav Davis Cup Tennis Series to Open
• PROTEST PREDICTED ON ERIE'S NEW PLAN; Savings Banks and Insurance Concerns Feel Proposal of I.C.C. Examiner Is Unfair BOND COMMITTEE TO MEET Delay in Reorganization Is Forecast if Commission Backs Recommendations
• Atlantic City Alarmed By Thanksgiving Shift
• Obituary 6 -- No Title
• Baseball 'Player Days' Halted
• 'Hell Hitler--Red Front' Permitted as Nazi Joke
• Fire Department
• DR. A.R. BRUBACHER, EDUCATOR, 69, DEAD; President of New York State College for Teachers at Albany for 25 Years LIBERAL IN SCHOOL FIELD Greek Scholar and Authority on English Grammar Was Author of Textbooks
• Olimpo Victor at Narragansett As Olney Loses Stake on a Foul; Winner, Coupled With Ligaroti, Pays $13.90 and Takes $5,150 Purse--Disqualification First in Stake Race at Track
• To Address Customers' Brokers
• TO PAY RELIEF DEFICIT; New Jersey to Divert Funds From Motor Fuel Taxes
• Order of Eagles at Fair
• ASKS LAWS TO KILL ANNENBERG CHAIN; Federal Jury Charges Racing News Network Feeds on Illegal Gambling PUBLISHER INDICTED AGAIN Accused of Conspiring to Bribe Detective--New Move to 'Besmirch Me,' He Says
• Marriage Announcement 1 -- No Title
• FALKIRK BEATS CLYDE, 4-2; Takes Lead in Scottish Race-- Rangers Tied for Second
• MARKS 56TH YEAR WITH B. & O. SYSTEM; C.W. Galloway, Vice President of Operations, Began His Career as Messenger ANCESTORS SERVED ROAD Fourth Generation Represented by Nephew of Official Who Is Train Master
• EDUCATORS' SESSIONS HELD IN PUERTO RICO; Teachers' Latin-American Tours Said to Benefit 7,500,000 Pupils
• Son Born to Mrs. Harold Davis
• New Oil Field in California
• The Developments in Europe
• DEWEY IS SECOND ON MICHIGAN SLATE; State Organization Favors Him for Vice President to Run With Vandenberg PROUD OF HIM AS NATIVE District Attorney Will Get the 38 Republican Delegates if the Senator's Boom Fails
• Letters to The Times; Trolley Removal Protested Some People Prefer This Method of Transportation to Buses
• To Fete Luxemburg Royalty
• LOCALLY DRESSED MEATS; BEEF
• WILSON INDICTMENTS ARE QUASHED IN COURT; Philadelphia Judge Acts to Clear Dead Mayors' Name
• DIES ASKS ACTION TO INDICT WITNESS; Challenges F.S. Gardner as Seeking Job With Committee to 'Sabotage' Its Work LINKED TO SILVER SHIRTS Lawyer Had Informed Inquiry That Inside Information Had Been Offered to Him
• Cubs' 4 an Fourth Rout Gumbert And Giants Drop 8-to-3 Decision; Herman and Leiber Pace Chicago Onslaught With Homers--Lee Wins No. 16, Though Relieved by Root in Sixth Inning
• GETS 5TH AVE. PLOT AS APARTMENT SITE; Rosenblatt Plans Tall House on Old Harriman Corner
• BOLIVIAN DICTATOR DEAD OF SHOP AT 35; DIES OF PISTOL WOUND
• FOLK ART PRESENTED TO MUSEUM BY MRS. ROCKEFELLER; MUSEUM RECEIVES GIFT OF FOLK ART
• PLEA BY CORINNE GRIFFITH; She Asks High Court to Allow $23,275 Refund on Taxes
• Donald and Ruffing Pitch Yankees To 7-2, 16-4 Triumphs at Chicago; Gordon's 21st Homer Comes With Three On In Second Game against White Sox and DiMaggio Hits 20th before 27,000
• TRANSFERS IN THE BRONX
• U.S. Adviser in China Leaves
• Duchess of Windsor Loses Gems
• THE SCREEN IN REVIEW; 'Our Leading Citizen' Opens at the Paramount With Bob Burns in Leading Role --New Films Are Shown Also at the Criterion, Cameo and Palace
• ELEVATOR GROUP CITED AS MONOPOLY; State Asks Unit to Restrain 18 Manufacturing Concerns and Their Trade Association DISSOLUTION IS SOUGHT Bennett Obtains Order for the Filing of an Action in the Supreme Court
• CUTS INSURANCE OUTLAY; Jersey Saves $22,590 in 3-Year Policies on Bridges
• MANHATTAN AUCTION
• Nicaraguan Publisher Gets Post
• Named to Carey Company Post
• CALL NETHERLAND CHIEFS; Nation and Cities Summon All Officials Who Are Abroad
• HELD AS CHECK FORGER; Maynard Spitz, Who Squandered $70,000, Seized at Hazleton, Pa.
• Police Department
• Obituary 7 -- No Title
• Casts Salmon Fly 186 Feet
• CZECHS CAUTIONED AGAINST SABOTAGE; Leaders Urge Calmness and No Attempt to 'Fight Britain's War by Obstruction' PEOPLE AWAIT THEIR TURN Difficult Times Are Expected as Germany Tightens Grip --Slovaks Accuse Poles
• MISS MABEL DAVISON; Decorated by France for Aid to Blinded Soldiers in the War
• Strickland Leads Golfers
• Saturday Holidays End Sept. 2
• $200,000 in Taxes Owed To City by Bookmakers
• GRACE LIEBEHERR A BRIDE; Married to Richard E. Wolff Son of Her Stepfather
• MADE GIFTS OF SHARES; E.H. Maytag Gave Away 100,000 Common of Maytag Co.
• BRITISH AIR EXPORTS RISE; Shipments Last Month Show a Gain Over July of 1938
• IF WAR COMES
• LUPE DAVILA PLANS BRIDAL; Mexican Envoy's Niece to Be Wed to Rogelio Alfaro Aug. 30
• NINE NATIONS ACCEPT BID TO COTTON PARLEY; Problems in the Industry to Be Taken Up in Washington
• FRANCE MOBILIZES; NOW EXPECTS WAR; People Confident of Strength to Meet Aggressor as Hopes of Peace Diminish
• ROOSEVELT GREETS JEWS; Sends Rosh Hashana Message to Young Israel Council
• BOOK NOTES
• NAVAL STORES
• GAS USED IN MILL STRIKE; Women Faint as Deputies Move Against South Barre Crowd
• Hopkins Goes to Clinic
• NEWARK BOWS TO CHIEFS; Loses Heavy-Hitting Contest by 6-4--Branch Is Beaten
• BUILDING PLANS FILED
• Senator Bone Improves
• TEACHERS FIGHT CUT IN SCHOOLS' BUDGETS; Session at Buffalo Votes for 'Aggressive Campaign'
• NEWS OF THE STAGE; Brisk Matinee Trade Reported by Nine Attractions-- Co-Authors to Appear in 'Angela Is Twenty-two'
• RED SOX BLAST BROWNS; Collect 16 Hits to Triumph, 9-1 --Ostermueller Excels
• All Gibraltar Defenses Are Heavily Manned As Britain Reinforces Mediterranean Fleet
• SUE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD; Three Municipal Title Examiners Demand Permanent Status
• MILK STRIKE ENDED BY FARMERS' VOTE; Supply Here Is Cut 54%, Will Be Short Today but Near Normal Tomorrow DEALERS SIGN CONTRACTS Retail Price Advance Likely to Be Announced Tonight --Violence Ceases
• At the Cameo
• EUWE BEATS WALLIS IN BRITISH TOURNEY; Triumphs of Chess in 31 Moves and Now Leads of 8-1
• ARRANGE RENEWAL OF GUILDER LOANS; France and Belgium Continue Treasury Bills Floated in The Netherlands in May
• RUSHES BACK TO DESK
• Reward Out for Assailants
• HOUSE IN E. 87TH ST. IN NEW OWNERSHIP; Another at 306 East 78th St. Bought by Builder
• U.S. NAMES WOMEN TO DEFEND NET CUP; Miss Marble Heads Group of Six for Wightman Trophy Matches With British
• DIVIDEND NEWS
• HOLDS U.S. MAY INTERVENE; Senator Mead Says Action Is Possible Today to Save Peace
• Lands Dolphin on Bass Rod
• The Teaching Staff
• DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED; DIVIDEND MEETINGS TODA
• CUBA PASSES BATISTA LAW; Retirement Measure Lets Army Chief Run for the Presidency
• DR. FLAVIANO PARODI; Specialist in Treatment of Goitre Dies at Age of 70
• Armstrong's Manager Will Ask Commission to Revise Decision Against Boxer; MEAD HITS CONDUCT OF BOXING IN STATE Pilot of Dethroned Champion Threatens to Take Steps for Investigation ARMSTRONG GETS $40,948 Ambers Receives $23,399-- Rivals to Meet in November for Welterweight Title
• CURB EXCHANGE NOTES
• NEGLIGENCE COSTS CADETS A 'BATTLE'; Reconnoissance Unit Fails to Send Word of Side Attack, So B's Lose Mountain MONROE PEOPLE LOOK ON Tip of Shunemunk Is Key "Point--14-Mile March Due Today in Mock War
• BLUE COMET HEARING ENDS; Jersey Line Questions 42 on Factors in Derailment
• 'PUERTO RICO NIGHT' HELD; Many Entertain at Event of the Sands Point Bath Club
• UTILITY EARNINGS
• OIL TO JAPAN CUTS WEST COAST SUPPLY; Privately Owned Fields in Pacific States Depleted by 20%,Says Admiral StuartELK HILLS RESERVE INTACTGrowing Military Needs forFuel Demand Wide Preservation, Navy Man Warns
• "SHALL NOT HAVE DIED IN VAIN"
• LINK TO HEREDITY IS SEEN IN ANEMIA; Swedish Doctor at Congress of Genetics Tells of Studies in the Hypochromic Form EPILEPSY ALSO IS TRACED Suggested Method to Discover Incipient Disorder--Twins Also Topic at Edinburgh
• WEDDING PLANNED BY ELOISE MOORE; She Will Be Married in Chapel of St. Bartholomew's Here to Eugena Delafield Jr. 11 ATTENDANTS SELECTED Emily Custis Lewis Stevens and Natalie Hopkins to Be the Maids of Honor
• Argentina Buys More Tin Plate
• TURKEY REAFFIRMS PLEDGES TO ALLIES; Will Honor Pact With France and Britain--German Envoy Flies to Woo Her
• 14,137 'Public Enemies' Listed in Federal Files
• 5 NOMINEES CHOSEN BY SALVATION ARMY; Daughter of Bramwell Booth a Candidate for General
• BUSINESS NOTES
• TODAY ON THE RADIO
• C.I.O. Certified in Armour Vote
• Dialing Speeds Messages As New Telegraph Aid
• BRONX MORTGAGES FILED
• WARNERS DEVISES NEW DISTRIBUTION; Vitagraph, a Subsidiary, Announces 'Streamlined' Policy
• SKENE JOINS GREENTREE; Will Ride With Hitchcock, Grace and Whitney in Open Polo
• EUROPEAN TENSION PARES BOND PRICES; Foreign Dollar Obligations Are Heaviest Losers as Nervous Liquidation Develops
• Milk Strike Death Unsolved
• At Loew's Criterion
• JOHNSON RIFLE VICTOR; Illinois Marksman, 17, Takes Camp Perry Junior Match
• TO VOTE ON EXPANSION; Holders of Parkersburg Rig and Reel Meet on Sept. 8
• BOTH SIDES REST IN BALDWIN TRIAL; Case, Which Has Run 28 Days, to Go to Jury Today if Summations Are Brief
• PARK AREA CENTER OF NEW TENANCIES; NEW MULTI-FAMILY BUILDING AT HOLLIS, L.I.

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