TAKES LONG LEASE IN HUDSON STREET; Borland Printing Co. Moving to Large Building Owned by Trinity Church

BAR HARBOR, Me., July 22.-- Nineteen of this resort's most beautiful estates will be opened to the public on July 30 for the benefit of the American Red Cross. The gardens listed include those of Mrs. William McNair, Miss Harriet V.C. Ogden, Miss Mildred McCormick, ...  

Bar Harbor Lists Show of Gardens; 19 Estates to Be Opened to Public Next Sunday for Benefit of Red Cross

ROOSEVELT ASSENT TO THE HATCH BILL EXPECTED BY AIDES; White House Staff at Hyde Park Points to Congress Popularity HE WITHHOLDS COMMENT But His Endorsement 'in Principle' Is Quoted as ShowingHis Approval Influence of Editorials

Wooderson Runs Fourth From Scratch in 1,000

FOODS CORPORATION TAKES 26-YEAR LEASE; Total Rental in Postum Building Will Be $7,000,000

Arlington Classic Chart

As a special mark of tribute to their popular secretary, the Giants moved heaven and earth at the Polo Grounds yesterday to win a ball game on Eddie Brannick's birthday.  

GIANTS LOSE, 8-7, 8TH TIME IN ROW; 6 ERRORS AID CUBS; Scalzi, Rookie, Makes Four and O'Dea Two--Terrymen Sink to Sixth Place in Race CATCHER DELIVERS HOMER Blow Offsets One by Galan-- Closing Rally in Vain-- Winners Outhit, 15-8 Consolation from Gabby Task Looks Hopeless Bonura Triple Routs Passeau Giants Drop Eighth Straight, 8-7, Six Errors Helding Cubs Triumph Recital of Casualties Whitehead Has Mascot

Roosevelt's approval expected; Congressmen praise bill

Congressmen Praise Bill; EXPECT PRESIDENT TO SIGN HATCH BILL Scope of Hatch Measure

WASHINGTON, July 22.--Broader and more detailed information will be obtained by the government in the general population census of 1940, according to indications given today in the list of questions which will be asked by enumerators in a special census to be undertaken on Aug. 15 in St. Joseph and Marshall Counties, Ind., covering all residents as of Aug. 14.  

Sample Census Will Seek Data On Work, Wages and Education; Survey in Two Indiana Counties, Guide to 1940 Count of Nation, Also Will Reflect Buying Power and Migration NEW DATA SOUGHT IN SAMPLE CENSUS Data About Occupation Objectives Are Explained New Economic Indices

"Great confusion exists under present law," said the Ways and Means Committee of the House, in its report of June 16, commenting upon an unsettled phase of income tax law in respect to stock dividends and stock rights. The phase referred to pertains to the cost or ...  

TAXATION ASPECTS OF STOCK DIVIDENDS; New Revenue Bill Makes an Attempt to Clarify Law on Tax-Free Disbursements 'GREAT CONFUSION' CITED House Committee Uses Phrase in Report--Situation Sifted by Godfrey N. Nelson Inequitable Situations Develop Scope Only Generally Stated TAXATION ASPECTS OF STOCK DIVIDENDS

NEARLY eight years after the opening of the George Washington Bridge, the New York and New Jersey  approaches to the famous span over the Hudson are still being improved by construction of connections and ...  

CITY'S IMPROVED EXITS READY; New Approaches to George Washington Bridge and the Tunnel Under 178th Street Expected to Ease Flow of Traffic Bridge Section Open Link With Parkways

On the lending end of the government's new lending-spending program is the redrawn Mead bill, intended to stimulate bank loans to small business concerns. Regardless of whether the revamped proposal will be pushed at this session of Congress, in the light of Federal Loan Administrator Jesse ...  

BANKS COOL ON AID TO SMALL BUSINESS; Mead Bill Sets Financial Community to Examining theField It Embraces Opinion in Banking Circles Trend to Longer Maturities BANKS COOL ON AID TO SMALL BUSINESS

Production Credit Corp operation and popularity discussed; 5 Kan assns hold study conf

FARM CREDIT UNITS DRAW INVESTORS; 41 Associations Operate in Ninth District, Which Is Made of Four States

ACREAGE DEAL IN SHARON; Estate of Mrs. W.E. Douglas Sold in Two Parcels

The number of "open-market" realty sales recorded in Manhattan  last month were the highest for June in many years, but the aggregate, considerations involved were the lowest since 1935.  

SMALLER PARCELS LEAD IN TRADING; Number of Manhattan Sales in June Reached 277, Averaging $29,400 SLUM AREAS ARE BUSIEST Nearly Half of Month's Deals Were on Lower East Side and in Harlem

LARCHMONT, N.Y., July 22.-- With a wind east by north that reached twenty miles an hour and seas flooding in under it, Race Week at the Larchmont Yacht Club ended today. It was the kind of breeze that had been hoped for during all the zephyrs starting last Saturday, but it was too much for several of the 290 craft out.  

BEDFORD'S YACHT LEADS 12-METERS; Nyala in Front as Race Week Ends at Larchmont--Banzai, Swell Among Victors New Record for Week BEDFORD'S YACHT LEADS 12-METERS Clark Wins Every Race Shields Is Home Second

FAIR NEAR RECORD AS BARGAIN TICKET LURES HUGE CROWD; Steady Influx Indicates New Rates Are Complete Success --Officials Are Delighted ALL TRANSIT LINES TAXED Day's Total 291,500, With New 40c Night Fee Accounting for Only 10,937 of Throng Far Over Previous Saturday Chief Increase During Day BARGAIN TICKETS LURE FAIR CROWD Books Not Yet Printed Buys First Forty-Cent Ticket Parking Records Broken Art Show Draws Many

LENOX, Mass., July 22.--A marriage ceremonial unusual to this section of the country took place in Trinity Church here today when Miss Jamie Porter of New York and Lenox was married by Orthodox Russian ritual to Prince Andrew Gagarin, member of a family noted ...  

Russian Wedding For Jamie Porter; Married in Lenox to Prince Andrew Gagarin by Rites Of His Church

figure set; provisions; Wallace comments; hopes for passage of Jones bill to limit imports; export estimate, season ending July

U.S. TO PAY 1  CENTS IN COTTON SUBSIDY FOR EXPORT TRADE; Wallace Says 'Fair Share' of World Market, Not Ruinous Competition, Is Aim HOPES TO DOUBLE SALES Season's Total Smallest in Sixty Years--Program Will Start on Thursday

BROOKLINE, Mass., July 22.-- The accomplished hand of one of the real masters of tennis of the post-Tilden period gave a classic demonstration of the attack in the Edwin Sheafe Memorial Stadium today. But all the skill and velvety smoothness of his unhurried and ...  

MAKO GAINS FINAL, BEATING CRAWFORD IN 4-SET CONTEST; U.S. Star Victor at Longwood Net, 8-6, 3-6, 6-2, 6-3, as Rival's Wizardry Fades MISS RERNHARD TRIUMPHS Tops Miss Winthrop, 6-4, 6-4, to Keep Cup--Australians Advance in Doubles Ground Strokes Excel Carry Fight to 4--All MAKO GAINS FINAL AT LONGWOOD NET Blasts Rival's Service

Wall Street had last week just about as full a budget of problems and incidents, to say nothing of a new bull market, with which to wrestle as it has had since the SEC assumed charge of things financial. And, for a Summer week, it was by far the most interesting. For one thing, the sudden bulge in trading ...  

ALONG WALL STREET; Brokerage Banks Time Is Short No New Institution Competition Revelation Stock Market Leaders

Major Sports Results; HORSE RACING BASEBALL TENNIS

Ignoring the fact that week-ends have usually produced some eventful happenings in the international situation, the stock market continued yesterday its bullish movement and, with values up as much as 2 points, closed the week at the best levels for six days.  

FINANCIAL MARKETS; Bullish Movement in Stocks Is Widened as Trading Holds Strong--Commodities Again Ease Off

OUT on the Coast there is a report that Charles MacArthur  and Ben Hecht, currently busy there with "Ladies and Gentlemen," are to rewrite "Once Upon a Night" for a production by Lee Shubert and Laurence Schwab.  

GOSSIP OF THE RIALTO; A New Chore for Hecht and MacArthur-- Arthur Hopkins Writes a Play

TUXEDO PARK, N.Y., July 22.-- While few members of this colony have left for the Summer resorts this year, there has been little social activity during the last month, but considerable interest has been hown in golf, tennis, fishing, swimming, horseback riding and sailing.  

July 23, 1939

Headlines from July 23, 1939

TAKES LONG LEASE IN HUDSON STREET; Borland Printing Co. Moving to Large Building Owned by Trinity Church

Bar Harbor Lists Show of Gardens; 19 Estates to Be Opened to Public Next Sunday for Benefit of Red Cross

ROOSEVELT ASSENT TO THE HATCH BILL EXPECTED BY AIDES; White House Staff at Hyde Park Points to Congress Popularity HE WITHHOLDS COMMENT But His Endorsement 'in Principle' Is Quoted as ShowingHis Approval Influence of Editorials

Wooderson Runs Fourth From Scratch in 1,000

FOODS CORPORATION TAKES 26-YEAR LEASE; Total Rental in Postum Building Will Be $7,000,000