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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR P W YORK STOCKS ;vv .f.-m“'». — JEPIE - el &squw YORK.—(#)—Tollowing is ‘the complete official list of Satur ‘day's - stock transactions on the ‘New York Stock Exchange: " High Low Close - s ltne ‘AI Chem and D. 134% 133 133% e Cane, .. .. 112 110% 111% ‘Am Rad Std ... 14 14% 14% ‘Am Smelt and R 36% 36% 36% Am T and T .. 104% 103% 104% (A Tob B .. .. 83% 82% 83 ‘Amaconda .. ... 11% 10% 10% (ALI Coast Line. . 33% 32 32% N Refg ~ .... 24% 24% 24% SR .. .. .. 26% 26 26 Avia Corp .. ... 4% 4% 4% ana 0.. .... 13% 11% 12% Bendix Avia .. .. 15% 15% 15% ‘Béth Steel .. .. 31% 31 31% T onelComn Can Pacific .. .. 12% 12% 12% %J P, .... 6% 656% bG6% Ches and Ohio .. 44% 43% 43% WBPyaler .. .... 39 38% 88% QGoea-Cola .. .. .......... 175% el Chard E 1 .. % 6% 7 Goml Solv .. .. 21% 21% 21% and Sou .. 1% 1% 1% Bon .. .. .. % 1% % Bbat Ofl ... .. 17% 17% 17% b —G— | Qen Electric ... 21% 21 21% | Gen Foods .. .. 33% 33% 33U @en Motors .... 31% 31% 31% Gola Dust .. .. 16% 16% 16% Goodyear .. ... 2% 23% 23% oy rifoss gﬁd‘son L}otors;i—lo% 10% 10% Wl Central .. ... 16% 14% 15% It Harv .. .... 80% 39 39% @Rt Tand T.. .. 8% 8% 8% o e Kennecott ... .. 16% 16% 16% ;"::’ -—-L— Ligg, Myers B . 104% 104 104 Toew's .. .. .. 33 32% 2% Toritard .. .. .. 20% 20 20 B s Montg Ward ... 28 21% 21% - s N Nash Motors ... 7% 17 17%‘ Nat Biscult .... 28% 27% 28% Nat Dairy .. ... 16% 16% 16% NY Centrdl .. .. 19% 18% 19 NY NHand H.. 1% 7 T North Am .. .. 3% 3% 3% North Pacific .. 19% 18 18% B P Packard <. -... 4% 4% 4%‘ Par Publlx .. .. ..... ..... 3% Penncy i .. .. 0% TO% TO% Phillips Pet .... 14% 14% 14% Pub Sve'N J .... 26% 25% 25% Pullman '». .... 49% 48% 49% ;‘{" el ‘—'R—' s . ... 5% 6 5 Rey Tob 8.. .. 4T% 46% 47 s’“ B e B L e 1 Searbs Roeb .... 37% 36% 37% ny Ve .. .. 13% 13% 13% Bou Pacific .. .. 17 16% 16% N Ry .. .. .. 1% 13% 144 std Brands .... 17% 17% 17% Std Ofl Cal .. .. 30% 30% 30% ‘é:_?ggouN'J e 2% 41% 42 %Lr'L g n ] oo exas Corp .. .. 20 19% 19% Mpans-Am .. .. 0% 6% % o —_—U— & Pacific .. .. 108 106 106% ‘Unit Corp .. ...y 2% 2% 2% Unit Gas Imp .. 12% 12% 12% ' S Ind Alco .. 40 38% 40% U 8 Rubber .... 15% 15 15% W S Smelt R ... 116% 115% 116% U S Steel ...... 3% 36% 3% —W— ‘Warner Pict .. 4 3% 3% ‘Wesson Oil .... 82% 1% 32 ‘West Union .... 82% 31% 31% Woolworth .. .. 52% 51% 51% " TOTAL SALES - Total Saturday, January 12, 666,- _ Previous day, 1378910. - Week ago, 494.470. ~ Yoar ago, 749,660, ~ Two years ago, 360910. fi;:lm 1 to date. 9.613,096. ~ Year ago, 12,536,602, ~ Two years ago, 9,664,701, F: N b et ‘ TNEWY YORY 36NN i FOREIGN Argentina 65 .. .. .. .. ... 93% Australia 5s .. .. .. .. .. ..102% Bl BlAs .. ..ol g Al German govt 78 .. .. .. .. ~ 43 B IS s 029 RPAn 6%s .. .. .0 0o o 0 98% B . . . 20N e DOMESTIC Am and For Pow 6s .. .. .. 59 ‘Balto and Ohio 4s .. .. ....107% ath Bteel 55 .. .. .. .. ..103% Brooklyn M- Trans 6 .. ...106 lan Pacific 48 .\ .. .. .. .. 86% Ohes Corp 5s .. .. .. .. ..104% @B and Q 4¥%s .. .. .. .. . 207TH Chica and E Il 6s .. .... .. 8 Ghi and W Ind 4s .. .. .. .. 9% 3,',',{," RS B . v .osa B 8 ol Cas NY 5%s .. .. .. ..106% ‘Cuba Cane pfr 6s ~ .. .. .. 50% end RG 4s .. .. .. .. .. 38% ‘Dedge Bros 65 .. .. .. .. ..106% (e 1T bs .. .. .. .. ... 70 s E Coast 55 .. , .. ... 11% Geoodyear 5s .. .. .. .. ... 104% ‘Gveat Nor Ry 75 ~ .. .. .. 93% Bdson Coal 6s .. .. .. .. 3% ‘Hud and Man Inc .. .. .... 36 gnter R Tr rfg 6s .. .. .... 82% dnt T and T cv 4%s .. .. .. 69 B and N 45 .. .. .. .. ....104% i Midvale Steel 5s .. .. .. ..102% M K Tex Ist 45 .. .. .. ... 86 Mo Pac gen 45 .... .. .. .. 9 IN¥ Cen rs 68 .. .. .. .. .. 66% iNorfand W 4s .. .. .. .. ..111% #Nor. Pacific 6s .. .. .. .. ..101% Péan RR gen 65 .. .. .. ..112% Beab Airline con s .. .. .. 9% "Sou Bell Tand T bs .. .. ..109 I Pacific 4%s .. .. .. .. 06% "Bbu Ry con 5s .. .. .. .. ..102% [Ry gen 45 .. .. .. .... 60 B W Bell Hel 65 ~ .. .. ..110% B Ol N J 6s .. .. .. ....102% I 8 Rubber 55 .. .. .. .. .. 94% Western Electric 55 .. .. ..104% “Western Union 55 .. .. .. .. 88% K TWO FIRES HERE E;,;The local fire department an §m two fire calls last night, - but no damage was done by either. " Mhe firs¢ call was at 6:18 when . &an auto belonging to Miss Martha x: r caught fire on Oconee street. " The other call, at 6:24, was to a ’2’;‘; 5¢ on Thomas street. 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The Master De L uxe series reveals strong emphasis on beauty and style. Mechanic ally, the Master De Luxe series and the New Standard series have much in common, including the Master engine, in which numerous refinements have been made to enhance performance, durability and economy. As thesc pictures reveal, the New Master De Luxe departs distinctly from previous Chevrolets in the striking advance which has been made in body design and trim. Athenian Asks Remedy For Dysentery Be Sent to Japan Where an Epidemic Has Already Killed Eighty Children A message “to the Mayor of Kanawasaki, Japan”, was given The Banner-Herald yesterday by Henry B. Mitchell with the plea that the Associated Press relay it to that country where an ep!domicl of dysentery resulted Friday in the death of eighty children, More than a thousand children are reported ill with dysentery, due to bad water. The schools in the‘ Japanese community where it rages have been closed and hos pitals were improvised in public buildings. ' Mr. Mitchell’s message contains a remedy for dysentery ‘which he ‘declares has never failed. *“I have cured hundreds of persons with this remedy”, he said. Sunday ‘Y’ Club Meets Today for First Time in ’35 Thursday afternoon a group of‘ young christian men met at the “Y" to make plans for the 1935 Sunday “Y” club activities. 1 Oliver Allen, boys secretary 0!1 the “Y" will be in charge of the club again this year with Dupree Hunnicutt, jr., chairman of the club, assisted by . the following young ‘men interested in boys work: Alex Ashford, co-chairman; Rov Cooper, pianist; Willie Curry and FEdgar Broach, secretaries; Ralph Cooper and Horace Johnson, membership. A program lasting one month with tho purpose of acquainting the boys with the Christian Ser vice plan and involving 5 small contest without award precedes ‘he annual tam and individual ‘ point contest for which many med als and a silver cup are avyarded. The club meets for the first time this season this afternoon at 3:00 o'clock in the boys lobby of the Y. M. C. A. Dupreee Hunnicutt, jr. will be the speaker; last fall he coached the “Y” football teams and recently has had added to his many honors at the University of Georgia the presidency of Phi Kappa literary society. In the past he has been an ideal leader of boyvs both in the church and Sunday schoo! and at the “Y” and the “Y” camp as leader of the younger boys unit. - The preliminary contest starting this Sunday will consit of gaining points individually for Bible read ing, Christian Service, and New Members; for clubs (of which there will be six) each member's individual points and his attend ance will count to determine the winning team. Election of captains will take place this week. The Sunday “Y” club of the Ath ens Y. M. C. A. extends a cor dial welcome to any and all boys to spend a joyous hour every Sun day afternoon—come in and meet your friends. —OLIVER ALLEN. Former Athens Boy Cets Appointment to West Point Academy John Pershing Boswell, former Athenian, has been appointed to the United States Military ‘Academy at West Point, from Pennsylvania, it has been announced. He will en ter in July of this year. Mr. Boswell was born in Athens in 1916 when his father, Colonel Walter O, Boswell, was command ant of cadets at the University of Georgia. Colonel Boswell is a na tive of Greenshoro, Ga. : Lieutenant James Boswell, ano ther son, is a graduate of West Here is the message and the | remedy: | “To the Mayor of Kunuwasaki.‘ Japan: Sympathizing with you in your trouble with epidemic of dys entery I send you a sure remedy: For a grown person take inter nally a tablespoonful of strong vin egar with as much water, children ten years of age one-half that guantity, Repeat if this does not check. I have never known it to fail. Tell everybody. Cordially vours, Henry B. Mitchell, An Am erican Brother.” Mr. Mitehell is an alumnus of the University of Georgia, class of 1875, and although mnot a physician has made a study of medicine and home remedies. 3 - FUNERAL NOTICES e e . 5 . . . McLEROY.—The friends and rela tives of Mr. Tom McLeroy, Ogle thorpe county: Mrs. Leila Giles, | Unjon Point, Ga.: Mr. Ed McLe-| roy, Thomason, Ga.; Mr. J. M. | MecLeßoy, Griffin, Ga.; Mr. Mar ion Giles, Athens, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. :J. E. Mcleroy, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mcleroyv are in~' vited to attend the funeral of | Mr. Tom McLeroy, l\l(mday,' January 14th, at 2:00 .p. m.| from Bernstein's chapel. Rev. Newt Saye, pastor of the East Athens Baptist church, will offi ciate. Interment will be ml Bethabara cemetery. Bemsteml Funeral Home. | e SOCIETY NEWS | . tt— S ———————— C————————————— i MRS. JULIAN MILLER ! IS HOSTESS TO CLUB l "The Friday Morning Reading club, composed of ecight nwmkwrs,l ‘enjoyed Mrs. Julian Miller's love—‘ ly hospitality Friday morning | which proved one of thé most de lightful pccasions of the past week. Dainty refreshments follow ed the interesting program. - . - Mrs. L. G. Mayo and Miss Bes sie Hopkins, of Crawford, visited in Athens Friday. L] . - Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Vaughan have returned to Greenville after visiting Mrs. J. B. Vaughan. - - - Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Oakes have returned to Lawrenceville after visiting Mrs. George Nash. |s * = ~ Miss Sarah Matthews and Miss Anne Morris spent the holidays in Bermuda., s * = | Mrs. George Westbrook, of Hartwell, spent Friday in Athens. . - - Mrs. Pearl Holliman is spend ing the week-end in Atlanta. o ———— sl —— | CARD OF THANKS » . We wish to express our sincere 'tha.nks to our many friends, who were so kind and thoughtful dur ing our recent sorraw. We deeply \appreciate the beautiful floral \offerings, and _every expression of sympathy and love at the death or our dear husband and father. MRS. GEORGE T. DOSTER. WILBUR DOSTER. ——————————————————————————————————— Point and is now stationed at Fort Benning, and William Boswell is a senior at Stanford University in THE BANNER-HERALD, ATHENS, GEORGIA KATHARINE HEPBURN AT PALAGE MONDAY “The Little Minister’” Is Here Two Days: ‘‘Hell dorado’’ at Strand Katharine Hepburn’s colorful ca reer has had many triumphs, but preview reports indicate that she reveals heretofore unequalled warmth and depth and humanness in her role of Babbie in “The Little Minister,” her new starring ve hicle, which will show at the Pal ace Monday and Tuesday. Her sensationally dynamic rise to motion picture stardom is today, recognized as a logical outcoxz{ not only of her unusual talents, but of her driving temperament. Born in Hartford, Conn., Kath arine Hepburn scouted her fam ilv’'s objections to the stage, pack ed her bag and baggage, and de parted. Much work in stock ecom panies followed, wherein she e€s tablished and perfected her his trionic technique. Then she deliberately. flung the gauntlet at the feet of five great producers in succession by chal lenging their right to tell her how to act. Thereby she lost chances to star or be featured in-five stage plays, any one of which could have made her famous over night. Among thege were “The Big Pond,” “Death Takes a Holiday,” and, “The Ani mal Kingdom."” She even was fired from the cast of “The Warrior's Husband.” Later, however, she, being re-em ploved, appeared with such suc coss that RKO-Radio signed her Unconventional as she is suc cessful, Miss Heyburn will give a person she thinks needy a job, and is always interested and solicitious about the welfare of others in her company. But she consistently and emphatically insists upon be ing allowed to live her own pri vate life. “HELLDORADO” IS STRAND FEATURE FOR TWO DAYS Jesse L. Lasky, pioneer preodu cer, and James Cruze, veteran di rector, the combination which made “The Covered Wagon”, “Old Iron sides”, and other million dollar spectacles of the silent film era, have once again joined forces for the making of a spectacular movie. In their first joint production since sound arrived on the screen, Lasky and Cruze have re-united for the making of “Helldorado”, for Fox Film. This thrilling new production—a story of youthful ro mance and adventure in a deso lated “ghost-town”—will be seen at the Strand Theater on Monday and Tuesday. Since he joined the Fox Film ‘Corporation two years ago, as a producer, Lasky has promised Cruze a directorlal fling at “an other epic’ ' In “Helldorado,” a story of terrific sweep and scope, laid outdoors and in a Western setting, he felt he had a “natural” for Cruze‘ to direct. After study ing the secript, Cruze agreed with ; enthusiasm. i PALACE THEATER . Monday and Tuesday: Katharine | Hepburn, in Sir James Barrie's I]mmort:d Masterpiece, “The Little Minister”, one of the greatest love | stories of the ages, painted on a | back ground of turbulence and l strife, a picture as powerful as the passions that clash in its mighty lconﬂictt Added Colortone short, "‘Hoy Hey Fever” and News. | Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- I day: Will Rogers, in “The County Chairman®, with Kent Taylor. Eve lyn Venable, Roger a shrewd fire eating small-town boss knows all the big-town tricks but always finds time to guide young love. Large Number Will Attend Meeting at College Next Week More than 400 visitors are ex- pected here next week in comnnec tion with the meeting of agricul tural workers, Harry L. Brown, director of extension at the Col lege of Agriculture said Saturday. Besides the county and home demonstration agents, all special ists of the college will be here, he said, and in addition practically the entire staffs of the experiment stations at Griffin and at Tifton, and of the Abraham Baldwin col lege at Tifton will be in attend ance. A number of prominent speak ers. will be here to address the gathering, * Director Brown said, Among them are Dr. C. W. War ‘burton, national director of ex tension work, J. Phil Campbell, di rector of rural rehabilitation work in the southeastern states, Dr. J. . Black of Harvard wuniversity, and others. Joint programs with the Institute of Public Affairs have heen arranged in several instances, it was stated. The main purpoge of the agri cultural conférence is to discuss the various control programs of the Agricultural Adjustment Ad ministration, Di;'ceztor Brown said, and also to rev the . projeets in which the extension service is now engaged. Among these are the terracing program, one - variety cotton communities, screw worm control and community canneries. Vocational teachers of the state will confer with county agents and experiment station workers the last two days of the week concern ing the coordination of their pro grams, and to become acquainted with the latest facts in connec tion with the state research pro gram, it was stated. A banquet will be held by the alumni society during the confer ence and various other organiza tions have planned social gather ings. Due to the fact that the Insti tute of Public Affairs meeting is scheduled for the same week, it is expected that it will be necessary for a number of visitors to secure rooms in private homes, and Di rector Brown requested that any persons who may be able to as gist in taking care of one or more people call his office so that the locations might be listed. Added, Popeye cartoom, “Axe Me Another” and News. Saturday: Aline MacMahon-Guy Kibbee in “Babbitt”, Sinclair Lewis's mighty novel that tore the doors off every house on Main street. Added, Popeye, “Two Alarm Clocks.” also musical, “Spain in the Neck.” STRAND THEATER Monday and Tuesday: Richard ! Arlen-Madge Evans in ,“Helldora ’do", story of a society beauty cut off from world in primitive aban doned village with a handsome adventure as her companion. Ad ded first chapter, “The Lost Jun gle” and “Sportlight Cocktail”. | Wednesday 15 cents: Frank |Cr'aven-Mary Carlisle in “That's Gratitude”, comedy, romance, mer riment, mirth. Added *“Palooka From Paduka’ with Buster Kea i ton. Thursday: Ben Lyons in “Light ‘ning Strikes Twice”, an electric storm of laughter, seven stars in a story of murder in the thirst de gree! Added: “Onh What A Busi ness” and News. Friday: Walter Ceonnolly-Paul Lukas in “Father Brown Detec 'tive". mystery drama! Added, “yacht Club Party” also “Saddle Champs.” Saturday: Buck Jones in “Shad ow ‘Ranch” a thrilling breath— lltxki'ng western a(}ded “Red Rider”, LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS Continued From Page One) Monday, election of officers, or ganization of each house, and péyr haps introduction of some bills; Tuesday, joint session to canvass vote for governor and constitution PALACE 2Days “fesoar , & Days TUESDAY MORE THRILLING! s i s § Hepbur n “The Litsl MO R E D E STU RBI NG ! M?:isktle:" l’Jr‘OkO alel attlen? » dance records at Radi MORIJ- FASC'NAT'NG Cit;,c N, Y., (the world‘?; H largest theater.) THAN EVER.. S 4 5 : %% £, i Ty o *&K% %ﬁ e Pl gk Sgen P TENL P s g 8 R oS L DR h R e VTR R R EURAR % G o KOTsEE Gt TR e R LA O ‘%& s T s e ; A e 4 . 3 %*9’3 ;;% \‘(\ skt - e R e e o:eL T e e RSN POV RTINS, &o 6 00 e s ) X 53 RRRS -:-,gf:.;.-,.,;-;_:_-..:-;_.».:»_;-. HREPRE R S E matchless play .. a story %ek o R RS as powerful as the passions g oo AR Rl R A R. Sl S By - SR e R TR e R ST e l’&;*f i The ‘clash of combat! ... The glory of RKO-RADIO DB % ook deads..in ihs temgustuous PICTURE : "%‘, romance of the most magnetic heroine of s : “g%‘o all romantic lore ... with the screem’s Pandro S. Bermon e L tyanscendent star {o thrill the millions '~ Production .. . ‘\«MW% Aof the world! Directed by i ‘ ALSO RICHARD WALLACE K 4 e \@3‘}\:,\ Cartoon and News MONDAY and STRAND 2 Days. "weoas™ NS HETT SISO\ qu AImoR PR R ~-(,5,::'-“:4_-:'1.~:-'.-‘:.~:-'.-‘.'5'::*55:-:"’-'::':f"',"',".".'f'.'if,f:»:f.-':'»;' TERTE S are | FLOPING HEIRESS TRAPPED BY FLOOD' e Mmg%ﬁﬁdﬁ“ .. mrer%““wri i B¢ | CarOnMountainTrail | ,@ :,J ' ‘\ \l) ' “ l‘, Rl‘ : e TA L RPN TP (e of A _JESSE L. LASKY TR Iy Production ” A FOX Picture A. ’ ' pchAg AL [) : Ralph Bellamy ——ALSO—— James Gleason . Beginning New Serial Henry B. Walthali CLYDE BEATTY ¥ KING OF WILD ANIMAL STEPIN FETCHIT Tt e fioni o - L : eof the Greatest Supe Featured Star of H38"“"“';&7::;:;‘55:;;:5' hen : b “THE LOST JUNGLE al officers; Wednesday, joing ses slon”to inaugurate Eugene Tal madge as governor for second term, General information: No bills can be passed during the 10-day organization session, but bills may be introduced. Prohibition, tax reform and education are expected to be the chief issues of contro versy in the legislature. Governor Talmadge's legislative program ap SUNDAY, JANUARY 13, 10935, pears headed for prompt ipﬁroval. His pet bills probably wilé;be. dis posed of before the assembly tack. les the more controversial issyes, READ « BANNER-HERALD WANT ADS!