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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1025.
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MOROCCANS REPORTED
NOT TOO ENTHUSIASTIC
. i
tortei from Fea Indicate that Lead-
la Hating nil '
! Trouble '
Tt, French, Morocco, . May 29.
(Ap) General, Daman, command
Inr the' active French operation!
galnrt the Rlfflan, yeiterday visit
d the troop In the Aln Alclia re
gion, who are resting after the
heavy fighting of the last few day,
and decorated a number of the men'
Ith the Croia de Guerre.
Abd-EI-Krlra li Intensifying his
propaganda among all the trlbea In
the French gone, particularly on
the eastern end of the front, In the
s direction of the railroad leading to
Algeria, 1 Hie messenger travel by
night and hide in the, day time,
after burying the document which
they carry. A number of them hare
been captured. 1 '
Every effort l also being made
by the Rlftlana to Induce .the sol
dies of tlio French Foreign Logion
and native regiments to desert, but
these attempts are' declared to have
been without success. . .. ' ' ;
Abd-El-Krlm'a increased 4 propa
ganda actlvltlea are. ; attributed to
growing coolness on the part of
many of the trlbea fighting with
him. notably those " who suffered
aevera losses In the Ouergha section.'
Borne report state that the latter
tribe have informed the Rlfflan
entertain of their intention to dis
continue the struggle against the
French.
In addition to political and re
Now That Vacation Time Is
Nearing and you will want a
safe and secure place to put
your valuable papers, bonds,
insurance papers and the like
why not come in and take a
$3.00 safe deposit box here at
The New Britain Trust Co.? It
means a cost to you of only
lc a day. Isn't it worth this
small cost, to be free from
worry? Let us show you one
of the boxes.
ligious arguments, Abd-El-Krlm 1
Mid to be Inflicting heavy fine on
those tribe showing sign ef be
coming weary, . , -
K W. C. A. NOTES
The Rainbow elub of Girl He
serve held a tea (or their teacheVs
at the Y. W. C. A. yesterday after
noon. The girl wer delightful hos
tesses, and presented a program of
songs and a play after the tea. '
The Pinnacle club of Girl Tie
serve went In, swimming at the V.
W. CA. swimming pool last night
- There will be a hike for all Ulri
Reserve Saturday afternoon, leaving
the T. W, C, X. at 2.
Ordination Services
. In Middletown Sat.
Mlddlotown. May 29. (AP)
night Bey. Chauncey B. Brewster,
bishop of the Episcopal diocese of
Connecticut will ordain four candi
date to the deaconate In.l the
Church of Holy Trinity here tomor
row morning. Suffragan Dlshop E.
Campion Acheson of Middletown
will assist.
The exercise ar preceding the
commencement exercise at Berke
ley Divinity school which will be
held June 2-5. Rev. Dr, Frank Ger
man, rector of the church will pre
sent the candidates, Samuel A. Budd
of this city, Ncylson B, Burroughs,
West Haven, O. Clarence Lund, East
Berlin and Harold Renfrew, New
York city.
The sermon will be preached by
Rev. Harold J, Edwards rector of
Christ church Redding Ridge, and
Emmanuel church, Weston.
$1O;O0O SOIT SETTLED
Actkm of William T. Hartman
Against Tellow Cab Co, Disposed
of Without Court Action,
The flO.000 suit of William T.
Hartman against the Yellow Cab Co.
ha been settled out of court. This
action was the result of a collision
on Arch street, on November 13,
1934, between a Yellow taxi. In
which the plaintiff was a passenger,
and another automobile operated by
Nathan Noveck. . Hartman sustained
body bruise and Injuries but no
broken bqnes, the slp of tho action
being due to the fear that he had
received permanent Injuries, Attor
ney B. F. Gaftney' acted for Hart
man and William F. Mangan for the
Yollow Cab Co. ' -;
COOWDGE ACCEPTS
Receive a Girt First Coin Minted
Under the Act Authorizing Mcoio
rial Pieces, .
Atlanta, Ga., May 29. The Stone
Mountain Memorial association an
nounced today that President Cool
idge had accepted as a gift the first
coin minted under the act of con
gress authorizing five million half
dollars In memory of the valor of
Confederate soldier.
Tho gift was Inlaid on a plate of
Georgia gold. The coin I the first
one that came from the mint Janu
ary 21, the anniversary of the birth
of Stonewall Jackson.
It was also announced that Sec
retary Mellon will be presented with
the second coin, inlaid in a plate
of silver and that the third and
fourth coins, similarly Inlaid are to
be given to Under-Secretary Win
ston and Robert J. Grant of the
mint.
RAILROAD REORDS
Reports Shown New Freight Cars
And Locomotive In Service .
Washington, May. 29. (AP)
fi-cilcrhf para n1aeri tn flprvlpe YV.
class i rauroaas ouring me nrai
four months of this year totalled
67,926, the American Railway As
sociation announced today, report
ing an increase of 11,505 over the
,tolal for the same period in 1924.
The roads installed during the
period 601 locomotives, or 157 few
er than were placed In service dur
ing the first four months of last
year.
Freight cars on order May 1, to
talled 48,302, compared with 68,019
on that date last year. Locomotives
on order totalled 340 compared with
552.
GOES TO SIMMER HOUSE
Lakewood, N. J., May 29. (AP)
John D. Rockefeller left here to
day for his summer home at Pocan
tlco Hills, N. Y., after coming here
from his winter home at Orlando,
Fla., six weeks ago. Mr. Rockefeller
and party made the trip by automo
bile. .30 BEING DEPORTED
Lisbon, May 29. (AP) Thirty
alleged members of the so-called
Red Legion, charged with having
been imDllcated in recent insur
rectionary movements, today were
placed aboard a cruiser for de
portation to Portuguese Guinea in
Africa.
W RIT OF EXECUTION
Booth & Bulkeley of Bridgeport
have secured a writ of execution
against D. M. GdIIIiis and E. J. Dyer,
proprietors of Collins' lunch, and
Constable Fred Winkle to recover
a judgment of $144.10 and 846.66
costs rendered in the city court on
May 9. '
CHURCH NOTICES
' The following church Item ar
rived ti lal (or insertion on the
church I page: .
hU Mark' Episcopal
Sunday service at 7:80 a. m.
Chuch school at 9:30 a. m. Holy
communion and sermon at 11 a. nt.
Young people' meeting at ( p. ni.
Address by Rev. John H. liosebaugh.
9 a. m. Saturday, May 20,
Memorial Day celebration of holy
communion.
1
Second Advent
' Sunday morning service at 10:45
o'clock. Sermon by the pastor,
"The Way of Providence." Hun
day school at noon. Evening serv
ice with sermon "The Story of Job
Resumed," at 7 o'clock, Pralso
service Thursday evening at 7:30
o'clock.
Ellm Baptist (Swedish)
Miss Selma Moberg, 9 returned
missionary to China, will speak at
the evening service at 7 o'clock.
LMornlng servJce at 9:45 o'clock and
Sunday school at 11 a. m. Midweek
prayer meeting on Thursday.
Christian Science
Sunday service at 10:45 a. m.
Subject, "Ancient and modern necro
mancy, alias mesmerism and hypno
tism, denounced."- Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m.
a,
' J'coplc'
Treadling by the pastor at 10:45
a. m. Subject, "The Holy Spirit."
Sunday school at noon. Young
People's meeting at 6 p. m.
Preaching by the pastor at 7 p. m.
Subject, "The Greatest Sentence
Ever Written." Monday. 7:45 p. m.
Official board meeting. Wednesday,
children's meeting at 4 p. ni,
Thursday, farewell party to Mrs.
Knapp, who sails fr Africa. Serv
ice at 7:45. Friday, choir re
hearsal at 7:45 p. m.
WILL DRESS UP TOWN
FOR JU1C0NYENTI0NS
Merchants To Decorate For Spanish
War Veterans and LOval
Order of Moose
Members of the board of directors
of tho mercantile bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce at a meeting
at the Chamber rooms today voted
to decorate their buildings for the
conventions ft Spanish War veter
ans here next week, and for the con
vention of the Loyal Order of Moose
here June 12 and 13. The directors
will meet in the near future to dis
cuss the question of Saturday clos
ings which? was approved by the
merchants by a vote said to be about
three to one.
This evening at 5 o'clock the
board will hold a meeting to discus
proposed recommendations by (Sec
retary Gould, which will be discussed
by the board of directors of the
Chamber of .Commerce Monday
noon. The recommendations In
clude the forming o fan executive
committee consisting of the chair
men of the various branches, the
president and the secretary, with a
total membership of seven. He
also advocates the creation of a pub-.
Ilcity, convention and tourist infor
mation department for the purpose
of dispensing general Information
about the town and Its assets.
A finance department, to function
as its name implies, and the elim
ination o'J the board of directors of
the mercantile bureau are recom
mended also.
NO WORD OF AMUNDSEN
RufcsiaifWirelcss Stations Located At
Top of World Hoar Nothing of
Expedition.
Moscow, May 2, (AD Russia's
wireless stations, whirh. range along
thetop of the world from the Mur
man coast of extreme northern Kit
rope on the Arctic ocean, to Petro
pavlovsk, on the Kamchatka Penin
sula of Siberia. hae received no
word regarding the fate of the
Amnndsen-Ellswor'.h expedition.
At the request of the Associated
Press the Russian commissariat of
posts and telegraphs has requested
every Russian Arctic outpost to he
ready to render assistance to
Amundsen and his companions if
the possibility presented Itself.
Seattle. May 2?, (AP) Mayor
Maynard of Nome, Alaska, cabled
the Associated Press here today sug
gesting that the United States send
the veteran coast guard cutter Bear
to answer the question: "Did Roald
Amundsen fly to Alaska?"
Donn Barber, Prominent
Architect, Dies in N. Y.
New York. May 20. (AP) Ponn
Barber, architect, died at his home
today after a brief Illness. He de
signed many conspicuous buildings
including plans for the new Broad
way temple which is to be erected
here.
HIT BY AUTO. PIES
Danbury, May 29. Michael Ml
ndv. 80. a stationary engineer, died
here todayfrom the effects of in
juries received last night when he
was sfrVk by an automobile while
Crossing Main street after attending
a service at St. Joseph' R. C.
church. Floyd Steele, negro, driver
of the car, is charged with man
slaughter. Joseph A. Haffey
Fsneral IMrtftut.
ritftn lU-t.
PPMlt M. Mntr't Chcrrh.
RntUum, It Hamnwt St. Iftft-l.
Flowers for. All
Occasions
F. H. Bolierer's Posy Shop
ti t han ftt. TH. KM Ml
Ik XMcgrapk nftt t tw Bcllaia.'
Wall Street Briefs
An advane of I to 10 per cent In
price of all grade of tire will be
put Into effect on June 1 by several
of the leading companies tn tha In.
duatry. Announcement by Fire
aloe Tire and Rubber Co. today that
Its price would b increased, was
followed with similar decision by
th V. S Rubber Co., Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Co. and th B. F. Good
rich Co.
The pivotal position held by the
Reading Co. in pending merger de
velopments 1 considered responsible
In the financial district for the
strength of the road's stock, more
o than the fact that the company U
earning Its present dividend twice
over. A the management uses a
large part of its cosh to buy equip
ment, there Is said to be little Indi
cation that the rate will be Increas
ed; Reading, with the Jersey Cen
tral, ha been a chief cause of dis
agreement between executives of the
Big Four in tho east.
The Standard Oil Co. of New Jer
ey, through its ubsidlary, the 'Car
ter Oil Co., ha bought 10,000,000
gallons of export trade gasoline from
the Skelly Oil Co.
April net earnings of the Can
adian Pacific declined to $1,448,600
compared with $1,754,917 in April
last year. Net for the four months
thi year fell to $5,304,280 . after
taxes, from $4,203,959 a year ago.
Stockholders of the United Profit
Sharing Corporation will attend a
special meeting in Wilmington on
June 29 to authorize a proposed de
crease in the common stock from
500, noo shares $1 par, to 250,000
shares of no par value.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
has ordered 500 gondola cars from
the Standard Tank Car Co. and 600
flat cars from the, Ryan Car Co.
The possibility of a revaluation of
the French franc around tho 5 cent
level, which would permit its stabi
lization on a gold basis, has been en
gaging tire interest of Wall atroct
bankers to a growing extent since
Great Britain's restoration of the
gold standard. The return of
France to a gold basis, which Is re
ported to bo one of the ambitions
of Finance Minister Calllaux unques
tionably would be of importance,
bankers agreed, but would be ac
complished only in the face of great
difficulties, the foremost of which is
the prejudice of tho French public
against any change In the value of
the currency.
T. H. CEASES TO EXIST
At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Trnut & Hine Mfg. Co. yes
terday afternoon It was voted to
ratify the action of the board of di
rectors In voting to terminate tho
corporate existence of the. company,
which has been bought by North &
Judd Mfg. Co.
City Items
Leonard Fox of Maple Hill re
ported at police headquarters this
morning that he had struck the
traffic post at the corner of East
Main and Stanley streets. Ho agreed
to pay for the damage.
Miss Margaret Hauserath, who re
aligned several months'bgo as cash
ier st the coffee shop of the Burritt
hotel has returned to her former
position.
Philip Panarella was arrested this
afternoon on Whiting street by De
tective Sergeant William P. Mr-Cue
on a charge, of reckless driving. The
arrest followed an accident iri which
a machine driven by Panarella col
lided with another machine.
The police have been notified by
the commissioner of motor vehicles
that the operators licenses of An
drew J. Smith of 26 Union street
and William G. Daniels "of 43 Jjw
lor street have been suspended. The
lirense 'of Israel Jartman has been
returned.
An automobile robe and two bicy
cles were stolen at the carnival
grounds on Stanley street last night,
according to reports received by the
police this morning. Wilfred Chant
of 40 Pain street wns the owner of
the robe, while Stanley Nowae of 161
Broad street and Francis Margin
tlnns of 27 Dwight street owned the
bikes.
Fire In a small shed at the rear of
145 Washington street this morning
caused about $25 damage before it
was put out by the Are department
about 11:20 o'clock. An alarm from
Box 32 was sent In for the blaze,
Engine Co. 4 answered a still alarm
this afternoon for a fire In an au
tomobile owned by the Wise, Smith
company of Hariford. A short cir
cuit in the wiring caused the blaze.
Thief Uses Key to Rob
Main St. Gas Station
The Colonial gas station at 93
Main street was entered last night
and $50.75 stolen from a hiding
place In the cellar according to a
report received this morning by the
police. Sergeant Tatrick J. O'Mara
went to the station to investigate
and learned that entrance to the
place was gained by use of a key
and the thief evidently knew where
the money was concealed In the cel
lar, for nothing In the place had
been disturbed when it was openefl
this morning.
A trap door in the floor was
openeii and the thief went to the
hiding place In the cellar and secured
the money. Two men are employed
st the station and both Insisted to
Sergeant O'Mara that no one else
had keys to the piece, and tjiat
th hiding place was only known to
them.
WILE INCREASE FARE
Stamford. May 29. Announcement
was msde here today by the New
York nd Stamford Railway Co. of
an increase In rates from to 7
cents In ll zone of Its territory be
tween Stamford and New Rochelle.
N. T. The Increase will go Into ef
fect next Monday.
The increase of 7 cents effecting
the lines between Portrhester, N. Y,
went Into atteot last Jioadajr.
MARKET REFLECTS
I
Heavy Selling ol Pan American
Oil Issues Today
New York, May 29. (AP) Heavy
selling of the Pan-American issues.
Inspired by th unfavorable court
decision against that company in th
Elk Iini and Hawaiian contract
cases featured th Irregular opening
of today' stock market. Pen-Amer-If'an
A opened S 1-4 point lower
and the B 8 point. Reading moved
up 1 1-4 to 88,' a new high record
for th year, and American Water
Work and Inspiration Copper each
opened a point higher.
Good buying support was provided
for the general list and th market
waa soon headed upward. The Pan
American Issue recovered nearly
half of their initial loss' before the
end of the first half hour but mid
Continent dropped back 1-1-4, Mack
truck 1 and Corn product sank to
a new 1925 low at 82 5-8. Havana
Electric, of which the floating up
ply is scarce, quickly moved up 8
point to a new record top at 155
and Maxwell A, Fisher Body, Elec
tric Power preferred, Frank O. Shat
tuck. International Paper 7 per cent
preferred, Columbia Gas it Electric
preferred, Certain-Teed Product
and Owens bottle also mounted to
new high levels for th year. V. B.
Cast Iron Pipe waa run up 4 1-4
points in a few minute and Baldwin
moved up 1 to 120. Foreign ex
change opened irregular, demand
sterling holding steady just under
$4.88 while French franc yielded
sllgtly to 6.01 H cent.
Trice moved up vigorously
throughout the morning despite the
heavy unloading of the Maxwell Is
sues, the B stock breaking 6 1-8
points and the B certificates 4 point
before noon. Rails gathered strength
as trading progressed, Reading and
Southern Railway being run up
sharply on rumor of special divi
dend distributions, while St. Paul
preferred was taken In large block
at advancing prices. Good buying
also was noted in the equipment, to
bacco, leader and sugar issues, based
on reports of trade improvement in
those industries. The increased pub
lic Interest in many Issues led to
rather active short covering by pro
fessional traders. Call money re
newed at 4 per cent despite the in
creased demand for funds incidental
to holiday and month-end require
ments. High Low Close
Allis Chal .... SI 88 84
Am Pt Rug .... 41 ' 40 41
Am Can .... 193 191 191
Am II t L pfd 74 78 ,i 78
Am Loco .... 125,4 124 124
Am Smelt .... 102 1M 101
Am Sug ...... 6S 85
Am Sum .... 8 iVi
Am Tel & Tel [phone]
Am Wool .... 39 88 89
Ansconda 40i 89 89
Atchison .... 119 119 119
At Glf & W I 45 42 45
Bald Loco .. 120 117 120
Balti & Ohio . 79 78 79
Beth Steel ... 40 40 40
Bosch Mag ... 38 34 34
Cen Leath ... 18 18 18,
Can Pacific .. 144 143 144
dies & O .... 95 9 98
C M & St P . 10 8 10
CM&StPpfdl5 13 14
C R Isl & P .. 47 46 47
Chile Copper .. 35 35 85
Col Fuel 39 38 3
Corn Prod Ret 33 32 32
Cru Steel .... 70 69 69
Cosden Oil ... 32 30 . 31
Dav Chem ... 39 38 $8
Erie 2S 28 28
Erie 1st pfd . 8S 38 38
Gen Klectric .2S4 284 283
Gen Motors .. 77 "7 77
Gt North pfd . 67 67 67
Insp Copper .. 27 26 26
Int Nickel ... 29 25 29
Int Paper 73 70 72
Kennecott Cop. 51 51 51
Lehigh Val ... 5" So S
Marine 9 9 9
Marine pfd ... 57 !5 35
Mis Pac pfd . . 79 78 79
New Haven .. 84 33 34
Norf & West ..131 129 131
North Tac ... 65 64 65
Pacific OH ... 58 58 58
Pan American 76 "4' 76
Penn Railroad 4.1 43 43
P & R C & I .. 40 40 40
Pierce Arrow.. 21 21 21
Pure Oil 25 28 2S
Ray Copper .. 13 12 13
Reading 90 S7 89
Roval Dutch ..61 51 61
Sinclair Oil ... 21 20 20
South Taclfic im 100 100
South Railway 95 93
Studebaker .. 47 47 47
Texas Co .... 4S 4S 4S
Tex & Pacific 52 62 52
Transcon Oil 5 5 5
Union Pacific' 140 140 140
US Indus Alco 92 91 91
U S Rubber . 46 46 46
U 6 Steel 116 115 116
Utah Corper . 90 90 90
Westinghouse 73 73 73
Kadlo 58 56 58
I.OCAL STOCKS
(Furnished by Putnam & Co.)
Bid Asked
Aetna Casualty 780 790
Aetna Life Ins 885 90O
Aetna lire 605 615
Automobile Ins 780 Sao
Hartford Fire 5S5 695
National Fire 70" 713
Phoenix Fire 605 675
Travelers In 1145 1155
Am Hardware 88 80
Am Hosiery 20
Bca'on & Cadwel! 85
Bige-Hfd Carpet com.. 102 106
Billing & Spencer com
Billings ft Spencer rfd. 10
Bristol Brass 10
Colts Arms 29 SO
Eagle Lock lo 105
Fafnlr Bearing 80
Hart Jfc Coeley 160
lenders Frary &. Clark 74 75
N B Machine 6 !
N B Machine prd 70 80
Niles-Bemt-rcnd com. 19 2!
North A Judd 43 44
Peck Stoke ft Wilcox.. 28 58
Russell Mfg Co 6 65
Scovill Mfg Co 228 233
Standard Screw 1l 11"
Stanley Works 79 SO
Stanley Works pfd ... 27 28
Torrlaetoa Ca ooa ... il 14
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WEST MAIN SI NEW BRIIrUH
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We Offer
100 Landers, Frary & Clark
JUDD & COMPANY
Members New York Stock Exchange
Members Hartford Stock Exchange
New Britain Burritt Hotel Bldg., Tel. 1815
Judd Building:, Pearl St corner of Lewis, Hartford, Coin.
We recommend and offer
THE TORRINGTOH CO.
STOCK
Price on Application
tflioinson.fen&Ck
Burritt Hotel Bldg., New Britain Tel. 2580
MEMBERS NEW XORX AND HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGES
Donald R. Hart, Mgr.
We Offer:
100 Landers, Frary & Clark
Price on Application
WE DO NOT ACCEPT MARGIN ACCOUNTS
Eddy Brothers
HARTFORD
Hartford ConnJrust Bldg.
Tel.2-7186
We Offer and Recommend:
Landers, Frary
& Clark
JOHN P. KEOGH
Mernhpr ol Consolidated Stock Ezcbanga of A'ew Xork
Room 509, National Bank Building New Britain, Conn.
TELEPHONE 1013 Joseph M. Kernan, Mgr.
fnlon Mfg Co 88 40
Yale & Towns 64 65
Conn Lt & Pow pfd.. 107 109
HM Elec Light 20 210
N B Ga 44 46
S N E Telephon 1SS 140
S N E Tel Rts 5 ' bi
V. 8. TREASURY STATEMENT
t". S. treasury balanoe. $250,920,576
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
New York Exchanges, 1,027,000,-
000: balances. 98,000,000.
Boston Exchanges. 69,000,000;
balances, 28.000,000.
FAE C. L. & P. CO. AGENT
ON TOUK OF INSPECTION
District Manager Putnam Tells Po
lice So Householders' May Be
On Their Guard.
E. F. Putnam, district manaffer of
the Connecticut Light & Power
company, notified Chief William C.
Hart of th police department today
that h had received a complaint
from Mrs. A. Bochm of 651 Stan
ley street that a man, representing
himself as an agent for the light
company, had visited her house and
made an inspection of the electric
light fixture.
Mrs. Boehm said that the mn
had no identification card or other
credential, nd she became suspici
ons of him, so she watched him
clos'ly as he went from room to
room nd looked t all th lighting
fixtures. She said that the remarks
he made showed that h possessed
only a superficial knowledge of
electricity.
Putnam, in his complaint, said
that the company had received a
similar complaint about two weeks
ago from Maple Hill. He believes
that there is a man, about ih years
eld. going about posing a a com
pany representative to gain entrance
to home.
DON'T AXT STATUE
Richmond, V.. May 29. By a six
to one rote th Ttllltle Committee
of the Richmond city counsel vot
ed last night to recommend to the
council rejection of an offer by th
NEW4BRlTAIN
Bumtt:Hote"fBida.
Sons' of Italy, local Italian organi
zation, to erect a statu her to
Christopher Columbus.
No discussion attended th YOte,
only on man taking th floor in
opposition to the proposed gift Aft
er brief comment he presented a ,
petitiqn signed by two hundred cit
izens objecting to erection of tha.
memorial.
Foreign Exchange
New York, May 29. Foreign ex
change steady. Quotation, (in
cents): Great Britain: demand
4S5 2-4; cables 486 1-16; 60 day
bill on banks 4S14i. France: de
mand 6.01 H- Cable S.02. Italy:
demand, 8.99; cable S.99U. Bel
gium, 4.89H. Germany 28.80. Hol
land: 40.18. Norway: 16.82. Sweden.
26.74. Denmark 18.80. Switierland
19.35. Spain 14.82. Greece l.tl,
Poland 19 1-4. Crechealovakia,
2.S6 1-8. Jugoslavia 1.64. Austria
.14 1-8. Rumania .4?tt . Argen
tina 40.80. Brazil 16.6S. Tokyo
414. Shanghai 75 5-8. Montreal
100 1-64.
GETS CARENGIE MEDAL
Otto Swickle of Terryvill today
waa awarded a Carnegie medal for
bravery In saving the Ufa of a
drowning child two months ago.
UNCOVER BIG STILL.
New Haven, May 29. (AP) An
other' liquor distilling plant and a
complete so gallon still, (aid by the
police to be owned by Vtneent Al
berino. 22 year old. wer uncover,
ed here today In a garage on Jeffer
son street On hundred and fifty
gallons of alcohol wer also found ii
tho plc.
BISHOP GAILOR BETTER.
Nashville. Tcnn May 29. (AP)
Bishop Thoms F. Gllor, preident
of the National council of th Pro
testant Episcopal church, probobly
will remain here for several day
pending hi recovery from a uddn
attack of "Intestinal Indigestion,"
yesterday. He was reported reatmg
easily early thi morning. Bishop
Gal lor swooned yesterday while at
a church naoXareao.