Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1937, Page 6

A—6 = FOUR-UNITSUPPLY BILL TO CONFEREES State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Measure Passes Senate. BY J. A. O'LEARY. ‘The $125,770,000 appropriation bill | for the State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments for the year be- ginning July 1 is headed for confer- ence with the House tdday, following its swift passage through the Senate | late yesterday. | The main issue in conference will | be the series of increases the Senate | gave the Bureau of Air Commerce, | aggregating: $2,298,000, to promote | safety along the routes of air travel | across the country. In addition to making more money available, the Senate Increased from $2,000,000” to $6,000,000 the limit to which the bureau may go in contract authoriza- | tions for air safety facilities. Just before it passed yesterday, Senator McCarran, Democrat, of Nevada had two amendments adopted adding $16,000 for a few pay increases for clerks in the lower brackets in the foreign commerce service of the Com- merce Department and in the Panama Canal Zone. McCarran has been try- ing to obtain consideration of a sepa- rate bill to increase all of the lower salary brackets in the Government, but that measure is still awaiting com- mittee consideration. $100,000 Amendment Already In. Prior to yesterday, the four-depart- Boy Hurt DARTS FROM BETWEEN PARKED CARS, HIT. EDWARD ADELMAN, Four, of 117 Eighteenth street southeast, ran from behind a parked car in the 1700 block of East Capitol street Monday and was struck by an automo- bile driven by Louis J. Cha- conas, 18, of the 1700 block of East Capitol street. Edward was treated at Casualty Hos- pital for cuts on his leg and possible brain concussion. He returned to his home yester- day —Star Staff Photo. COURT CHANGE IS HIT THE EVENI HUTTONFIRMLINK TODEAL S DENIED No Financial Responsibility in Atlas Transaction, Says McCarthy. BY the Associated Press. Jerry McCarthy, customer’s man of W. E. Hutton & Co., asserted at a Se- curities Commission hearing yester- day the Hutton firm had no financial responsibility in the Atlas Tack stock deal, which led to the commission's NG STAR, WASHINGTON, manipulation charges against the con- cern. Jacob Gruber, commission counsel, said the company had committed itself to advance more than $300,000 to help a group of five persons, including Mc- Carthy’s two sisters, to acquire 37,631 shares of the stock for resale through the company to 18 customers who had agreed to buy it. “My sisters,” McCarthy asserted, “understood that if any of the Hutton custcmers falled to buy the stock, they (the sisters) would be liable for their share, two-fifths, of the stock that was not placed. Did Not Reveal Link. McCarthy sald he did not inform his employers that his sister: were as- sociates of Herbert J. Adair of Wash- ington in selling the stock to the Hut- ton customers. He also asserted a check for $2,633 | given him by A. S. Mitchell, a Hutton | customer, five days before the con-I D. C, WEDNESDAY summation of the Atlas Tack trans- actions, had nothing to do with the Adair deal. Mitchell bought 1,000 Atlas shares. “It (the $2,633) was purely a gift, “and I thought it was a very generous action,” McCarthy said. Gruber contended McCarthy re- ceived the gift because of a profit Mitchell made on another stock. The Government attorney asked if the money transfer did not violate a New York Stock Exchange rule prohibiting customer’s men from receiving inoney from a customer’s account. “No,” McCarthy said, “it was a pure gift.” Sales for Investment. The stock salesman also Insisted each of the 18 Hutton customers he contacted were given to understand they had (o buy their Atlas Tack stock for ‘“Investment.” Previous testimony explained tiie 37,631 shares of stock had been tied up tv the New COMPARE OUR PBICES WITH THOSE YOU PAY ALL OVER WASHINGTON APRIL 21, 1937. York Stock Exchange a few years prior to the Hutton deal to prevent speculators from getting control of them because the stock price was manipulated once before, McCarthy was asked to define “in- vestments” and said he told one of the customerss there were about 14 different answers. David W. Peck, Hutton attorney, objected to any at- tempt tc learn McCarthy’s personal definition of the word and pointed out the Securjies Commissicn never has given any official definition. Gruber said some of the 18 buyers s0ld their stock within a week after getting delivery of the securities, but McCarthy said “there were no strings on the sales and I could not control the buyers.” I Declaring there are too many hats in the country, hatinakers of Brazil want the government to keep out ad- ditional headgear-making machinery. BIRTHDAY FOR “ARMY” 34th Anniversary to Be Marked by Social Service Unit. The thirty-fourth anniversary of the Salvation Army Men's Social Service Department will be observed Bunday with a series of special serv- ices at 526 Firat street, Adjt. Albert| E. Baldwin announced yesterday. | Brigadier W. H. Range will be the‘ principal speaker at services at 11 s.m. The Salvation Army Washington Btaff Band will give a concert at 2:15 pm. and George P. Mangan, president of the Washington Ki-| wanis Club, will speak at the special anniversary services at 3 p.m., which | will be followed by an open house. Visitors will be conducted thmugh the institution. Moore’s Quick-Drying Enamel Utilac—all shades, $1.30 qt. 922 N. Y. Ave. . National 8610 TIRED Oub-o‘-iorrs? ‘ Yoo need Herasol to | cesmse angd i poiren- vt waste from the inter tinel wact. SALINE LAXATIVE ment supply bill already contained a | DRUG STORES ll\ * $100,000 amendment for pay increases for United States marshals, and for & limited number of wage adjustments for deputy court clerks and clerks in the foreign service of the State De- partment. Another last-minute amendment in the Senate allowed $10,000 for ob- servance next year of the Delaware Valley Tercentenary. This country | has invited Sweden to join in com- | memorating the 300th anniversary of the first permanent settlement of Swedish colonists in Delaware, Penn- sylvania and New Jersey. Of the $350,000 allowed the Com- | merce Department for the gathering of customs statistics, not more than $120,000 may be in th t, under an amendment adopted on mo- tion of Senator Copeland of New York When the regular annual appropri- ation for operation of the Supreme Court was reached, Senator Vanden- burg, Republican, of Michigan prod- ded the Democrats by pointing out this item probably would have to be | Increased if the administration’s court enlargement plan goes through. Can Meet Cost Later. Senator McKellar, Democrat, of Tennessee, replied that could be met with a deficiency appropriation when the time comes. “There will be no need for that” was the terse comment of Sena(or‘ King, Democrat, of Utah, an oppo- nent of the court plan. McKellar said he did not think the Senator Irom‘ Utah could give that assurance. | Texas Sons of American Revolu- tion Oppose President’s Plan. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. 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