Evening star. [volume], April 07, 1938, Page A-14, Image 14

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GUARANTY TRUST
INJUNCTION DENIED
Bank Is Permitted to Vote
Controlling Stock in
Chesapeake Corp.
By the Associated 1 ress.
‘ NEW YORK, April 7— Federal
Judge Albert C. Coxe today denied
the petition of Robert R. Young for
an injunction restraining Guaranty
Trust Co., third largest bank in the
United States, from voting controlling
stock in Chesapeake Corp., which it
holds as trustee, at a special stock
holders’ meeting in Baltimore to
morrow.
The decision was a setback in Mr.
Young’s fight with powerful Wall
Street banking interests for control of
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway,
most profitable remnant of the former
$2,000,000,000 Van Swreringen rail
empire.
Middle Holding Company.
Chesapeake Corp. was the middle
holding company of the Van Sweiin
gen corporate set-up and controls the
railroad. Nominal control of Chesa
peake Corp. rests with Alleghany
Corp., top holding company of which
Mr. Young purchased control with a
small rash outlay last spring. The
controlling Chesapeake stock, how
ever, is pledged as collateral in Guar
anty’s hands for Alleghany bonds.
Young charged last week in a Fed
eral court equity action that Guaranty
for improper reasons connected with
its financial relations with J. P.
Morgan & Co., General Motors Corp.,
and Morgan, Stanley & Co., had vio
lated its trusteeship and was trying
to get control of the C. & O. manage
ment.
At that time Judge Coxe issued a
temporary restraining order, and a
special meeting at Baltimore called
for Monday over Mr. Young’s protest
was postponed until tomorrow.
order Is Rescinded.
Today the judge rescinded that
order.
He also declined to remove Guaranty
as trustee and declined to issue an
order directing Guaranty to give Mr.
Young, as chairman of Alleghany
Corp., proxies for a bloc of 780.100
of the 1,278,000 shares of Chesapeake
stork which the bank holds as trustee.
All these remedies refused by the
judge were asked by Mr. Young.
The net effect of the decision will
be to enable Guaranty tomorrow to
cast its controlling vote for three new
Chesapeake Corp. directors of its own
selection. These would have a balance
of power on the board, now split in a
tie, and would be able to change the
management of the C. & O. at the
railroad's annual meeting April 19.
ENVOY TO SPEAK
Cuban Ambassador Will Go to
Miami to Address League.
Bt the Associated Press.
Cuban Ambassador Pedro Martinez
Fraga will leave for Miami Friday to
speak before the Pan-American League
at a ceremony Saturday in observance
of Pan-American Day.
Martinez Fraga planned to meet his
two nieces, the Misses Ana Maria and
Esther Carabia y Martinez, who will
return with him to Washington, leav
ing Miami Sunday. He will leave here
Tuesday for New York to address both
the Pan-American Society and Co
lumbia University students.
TRANSFER BILL PASSED
Senate Backs Coast Guards' Shift
to Naval Reserve..
B> the Associated Press.
The Senate passed yesterday a bill
to permit transfer of enlisted men in
the Coast Guard to the Naval Re
serve after 20 years or more of service.
The bill provides men so transferred
shall be retired by the Coast Guard
after completion of 30 years of service.
Mrs. Reuben Wood 111.
■ Mrs. Reuben Wood of Springfield,
Mo., wife of Representative Wood.
Democrat, of Missouri, is seriously ill
in a Baltimore hospital.
Talented Pianist
Obtains License
To Marry Pupil
MISS RUTH WYNNE FULTON.
—Underwood Photo.
GLENN CViKOW.
Glenn Carow, 22-year-old Washing
ton pianist, whose talent has won wide
recognition, obtained a license yester
day to marry Miss Ruth Wynne Fulton.
21, of 3539 Edmunds street N.W., a
music pupil of Mr. Carow's.
For the past year, the two have been
playing Sunday night concert pro
grams over a local radio station. They
will be married late this month by the
Rev. Charles T. Warner, rector of St.
Alban's.
Mr. Carow. who lives at 4000 New
Hampshire avenue N.W.. successfully
substituted for Fritz Kreislersome time
ago when the famous violinist was de
tained by a train wreck. The young
pianist responded to a hasty summons
while an audience waited in Constitu
j tlon Hall.
Miss Fulton is the daughter of
Creed W. Fulton, a mechanical engi
neer. She also is a talented pianist.
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Job Plan Proposed.
Senator Logan. Democrat, of Ken
tucky proposed today to give the Fed
eral Reserve Board new powers to
raise the price level “until full employ
ment of all persons able and willing to
i work has been achieved."
—
Labor Victory Strengthens
Campaign for Aid to
Spain Loyalists.
3y the Associated Press.
LONDON. April 7.—A labor party
victory in West Fulham constituency,
London, strengthened today the left
wing campaign to force Prime Min
ister Chamberlain into a more liberal
treatment of the Spanish government.
Dr. Edith Summerskill's election yes
terday over the Conservative, C. J.
Busby, by a majority of 1,421 in a
campaign fought on foreign policy
issues, was the eighth victory for a
Labor candidate for Parliament in 45
local contests since 1935.
The district went Conservative in
1935, Sir Cyril Cobb, now dead, win
ning by a 3,483 majority.
People's Ultimatum Seen.
The first by-election since Anthony
Ellen resigned as foreign minister, it
was immediately interpreted by Dr.
Summerskill as a peoples’ ultimatum
to Mr. Chamberlain to go "back to
the League or get out.”
"Chamberlain’s child-like faith in
the dictators is not shared by the
people of the country,” she said. "They
remember with alarm that at the very
moment the national government was
asking the nation to have trust in
their negotiations with Mussolini he
was boasting about his troops invading
Spain.”
Labor has not lost a seat in a local
election In more than two years and
party leaders saw a trend which they j
declared was an indication British
sentiment was against Mr. Chamber
lain's program.
Seek to Get Arms to Spain.
This political success heartened the
Gen. Council of Trades Unions’ Con
gress, which is seeking to have the
government lift the ban on shipment
of arms to Spain under the non
intervention policy, and the Amalga
mated Engineers Union, which ap
pealed to workers to give overtime work
voluntarily on non-armament goods
to be sent to the Spanish government.
A delegation from the Tracies
Unions Congress called upon Foreign
Minister Viscount Halifax yesterday
and urged its viewpoint.
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