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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST i, 1H23.
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$10 IN PENNIES
i MAIL THIEF'S LOOT
Consignment to New Britain
Bank Tampered With
Taking a, chance of a, federal
prison sentence for robbing the
mailt, torn one, presumably from
Hartford Is dodging railroad detec
tives and federal inspectors who are
searching for him, while all he has
to ehow for his trouble Is ten dollars
worth of pennies.
The money was consigned to the
New Britain Trust company and
was sent by U. 8. mall. There was
a. large sum In bags of different de
nominations, said to be coming from
the federal reserve bank at Boston,
The robbery took place at Hart
flrd, either on the railroad platform
or some place nearby, before the
bage got to tlw post office. No one
saw the robbery, which was discov
ered first when It was found that a
pouch had been slit with a sharp
knife and a bag of cash taken out.
A federal official checked up on
the missing amount and found that
the thief had gotten awny with a
bag containing the sum of $10, all
In pennies.
Refuses to Pay Fare,
Fined $10 and Costs
Max Balo of 83 West street was in
the Stamford police court yesterday
morning for rcfustng to pay his far
on the train from New Haven Sun
day night, and the charge was nolled
against him on payment of $10 costs
and the amount of the fare, to
the railroad conductor. Salo was
going to New York and when (he
conductors changed at New Haven,
he one In charge of the train out of
the city found that Salo had noth
ing to show that his fare had been
paid. Asked for the money, Salo
refused to pay It with the result that
he was turned over to the police
when the. train reached Stamford.
Springfield Auto Owners
Must Use Their Garages
Fpringfleld, Mass., Aug 4 Follow
ing an order of late yesterday
against all night parking of auto
mobiles In the streets, police left
notes of warning In all cars found so
parked last night and Chief of To
lice W. J. Qntlty said today that the
warning would be final and that
prosecutions would follow directly
after the warnings.
Ample authority for enforcement
of the order Is found by Chief Qullty
In the city ordinance against ob
struction of highways.
". The practice of all night parking
has eausM much complaint,
Official Hartford Stock Exchange Quotations
FURNISHED BY JUDD & COMPANY
Burritt Hotel Building
BANKS AND
Eld J Ask Dir. PaytWt Carits!
Oltj Bank nd Trust Co. sin 10 QJ j 700.000
Conn. River B. Co. I 1" J A J 150.000
First National Bank U I !i 10 QJ 1.150.000
Hartford-Artna National 1S3 I if 13 Q 3 5.000.000
Hartford-Conn. Trust Co. son I QJ 3.000,000
Morrla Plan of Hartford ' lis I 1 Q J 150.000
Park 8t. Trust Co. 310 I I I QJ 100.000
Ptioanix National Bank ;io I! I Q J 1,000.000
Rlveralda Truat Co. Mn I 10 I Q J 150.000
Stats Bank A Trust Co. 40 I 13 J A. J 400,000
U. 8. Security Trust Co. 3S5 1J I Q J 1.000.000
TIRE INSURANCE COS.
Aetna Pit Ins. ai s5 I tl : Q J I MOO.OOO
Autcrmblle Ins. ex MS !n in Q J 1 S.OOH.000
Hartford Klre, tna. ea S7 sso ?(i Q J I S.000,000
National Fire Int. ex T?" 7 5" Q J I S.ond.ooo
Fhoenli Fire Ina. ex It" I 5e!. !H Q 3 S.O00.0OO
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LITE AND INDEMNITY COS.
Aatna Casualty A 8. Co.
Aatna l-tfa Ina. ei
Conn. Qesara! Ltf
HartfnrA Steam BoUar
Traveler Ina. ax
PUBLIC
Hfrt. CUT G. Lt. Co. pf4. (35)
HM. City G. Lt. Co.. com. (25)
Hartford tlectrlc Lt pfd ax
Hartford Electric Lt com ax
go. N. England Tat. Co.
Conn. I.t. Pow 7 pfd
Conn. I.t. Power t iti.
Hartford Electric Light notes
MANUFACTURING COS.
American Hardware Cot. (la)
Automatlo Raf. Co.
Bielow-H(d. Carpat Co., eom
Bullosa 8peneer CoH pfd. (3S)
Billing eponrar Co. eom. (2S)
Collin Company
Colts Arms Co. f3SI
Eazie Lock Co. (25)
Fafr.u Bearing
Hart & Cooley
rullat Brush Co. let Pfd. (25)
Fuller Brush Co. Class A (55) com
Fullet Brush Co Oafs AA com
Ta:a A Town Mf. Co (it)
Inter national Sliver, pfd.
International 8iivr Co. com.
LanUne. l:tnty eV Clark
Now Brit. Math. Co. pfd.
New Brit. MacU. Co. com (25)
NttCk-Bement-Pond pfd
Nllee-Benient-Pond com
North Judd Mfg. Co. (55)
Pack. Stow Wilcox (JE)
tutwell Mfg. Company
Seovill Mfg.
Standard Screw Co.. com.
6tanley Works, pfd. (35)
itanly Work, com, C5
Torflnirton ex
fnles Mfg. Co. N. Brit. C!)
Whltlock Coll Pip.
NEW YOIIK BANKS AND
Amrlra, Bank of x
American Exchange Nat'l
Banker Truat x
Bank of N. V. T'oet n
Central Union Tract
ChaM National
Chatham Plienlx Nat'l
Chemical National
Commerce. Nat'l Bank of
Corn Exchang
Equtlabl Tl'Ukt x
Famiri Loan Trust Co.
Flrn National Bank
Guaranty Treat Co.
Hamivar National
lrvtng Bank-Columnist True?
Lawyeia Till Truat
Maaliallan Co. (Bank of) (SO,
Me. hanlrr A lttal Ntl.
National City ex
New York Trust C.
Park National
Tula. iuarent Trust
II. 0 llnrtgag Trust Co.
ACTIVE INSURANCE AND CASUALTY COMPANIES
mrican Alltam
American 6utty x
Cennnnti Ina.
Fidelity Phanli In.
Franklin Sir Ina. Co. (!)
Olana rail Ina Co (11
Oleh Rntgcr
Great A merit an Inauiane Co.
Hanover Insurant- Co (M)
Ham Tnruranc Co
in. Co of Nora Amortto tl)
Nana. Surety
Niagara Falls In. Co (50)
PraforroK ACTldotJt
Wtrheit fir tna. Co U
WORLD COURT POLICY
NOW LIKELY TO PASS
Democratic Senate Leaders Think
Presidents Views Mill Be
Carried Out.
Washington, Aug. 4 (JP Demo
crats senate leader expect to see
President Coolldga't world court rec
ommendations accepted at the com
ing session provided the president
will stand Arm and not traffic with
the irreconcilables.
Material concessions, however,
would be looked upon by the dem
ocrata as creating a new situation.
None of the leadera will predict their
course in that event, but It is re
called that when proposed conces
sions in the form of reservations
were injected Into the League of Na
ttons fight, the democratic member
ship of the senate votad almost sol
idly against ratification.
Senator SwanBon of Virginia,
ranking democrat on the foreign re
lations committee, said today lie ex
pected to see the world eourt accept
ed if the president enforced the
terms he himself had laid down .
"Over two-thirds of the senate sre
willing to accept President Cool
Idge's recommendation," he said,
"provided the president will adhere
to them and not consent to reserva
tions urged by the opponents of the
League of Nations and of the world
court w'ho are now insisting that the
pathway shall be made easy to them,
and who will, should the president
traffic with them, bring the world
court into disrepute."
Willimantic Boy Dying
After Being Hit by Auto
Willimantic, Conn., Aug. 4. Fred
Kosak, 10, was perhaps fatally In
jured here today when he was struck
by an automobile operated by Super
numerary Officer Poerle Marrotle.
The boy ran Jn front of the officer's
car which was going at a slow rate
of speed. At the St. Joseph's hos
pital it was learned that he was suf
fering internal injuries.
DIES IX BED
New Brunswick, N. J.. Aue. 4
Charles D. Weed, for 40 years a New
Brunswick merchant, was found
dead in bed from apoplexy today.
Mrs. Weed is an Invalid and was
unable to summon assistance early
today when she discovered her hus
band's death.
M'BGE GRAY VERY ILL
Wilmington, Del,, Aug. 4 lfl
Former Federal Judge George Gray
Is seriously ill In this city. Last Fri
day he suffered a relapse In the
form of an attack of grippe, which
seriously affected his already much
weakened heart. He has been stead
ily growing weaker, and today his
condition was critical.
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SENT BACK TO GERMANY
turhrlf Vihmldt, Now Prisoner At
Atlanta, Is To Be Deported Py
Government Order
Atlanta, Oa., Aug. 4 OP) Ludwlg
Schmidt, alleged accomplice of Ger
ald Chapman, notorious bandit, will
be deported to Germany when he
completes a sentence in the Atlanta
Federal Prison, officials of tJie At
lanta Immigration office announced
today.
Schmidt. was sntenced at
Rochester, N. Y., to ten years for
participation1 In the robbery of a
mail train. Chapman is alleged to
have been a. member of the gang to
which Schmidt belonged.
After entering prison In 1951,
Schmidt escaped In 1953 and was re
captured In a running gunflght. in a
small New York town. He still is
suffering from wounds.
J n connection with their Investiga
tion to learn the status of the citi
zenship of George Kemus, bootleg
ger, officials said they Jiad received
a report from the Cincinnati Immi
gration office that no record of Re
mus having become naturalized had
boon found there. Remus came to
this country from Germany and now
Inims his father took out naturali
zation papers for him.
Marcus Garvey, negro, who plan
ned to colonize a porlion of Africa
with American negroes will be de
ported to Jamaica, officers said. Ger-
ey was sentenced to the prison hern
after being found guilty of using the
mails to defraud. Officers now are
in possession of a warrant for his
deportation and It will be served
when he is released.
Personals
Pr. and Mrs. William F. Flannean
have returned to the city from a va
cation spent at. Narragansett Pier.
R. I.
Two Men Punished for
Interfering With Cop
Willimantic, Aug. 4. To men
in city court today were committed
on charges of interfering with an of
ficer. A third man, arrested on a
similar charge, had his case nolled
when the officer failed to identify
him as one of the trio who prevent
ed the officer arresting a woman
here last night.
The two convicted- were William
Bosse, who was fined $26 and given
a jail sentence of six months, and
Mike Renelkouskl, flne-d $-f and
costs and given lf days in jail for
carrying a. dangerous weapon and
fined $15 for it.
Bosse, whose lull sentence was
suspended, appealed. According to
Henry H. Eineold, slate policeman,
he was held up by 40 or 50 Ameri
can Thread Co. strikers, who had
staged a parade on lower Main street
yesterday afternoon and three men
took his nightstick and prevented
an arrest of a woman who was
wanted by the police.
Frick Estate Must Fay
Biff Inheritance Tax
FIHsburgh, Aug. 4 PIn a de
cree handed down today in orphans'
court, the executors of the estate of
Henry Clay Krick are directed to
pay $475, 335, SS in inheritance taxs
to the commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, In accordance with the opin.
Ion of the United States supreme
court.
Knck real fflate and personal
properly in all places was valued at
$55,5!n,n54.57. More than $t,3oit,.
00" in Inheritance taxs had t""T
paid by the. executors prior to today (,
decree.
Frick property, held not to h tax
able! in Fonnsyhani?, In located In
New York and -Massachusetts Pro
perties listed as exempt from taxa
tion included Frick Wood?, a elft tn
the city of rittshurph, and the
Frick collection of ext.
Complaint of Blocking
East Main Street Made
A complaint was r"Erisierd vi'li
Lieutenant Pamuel Bamforth at po
lice headquarters this morrtlntf
about the blocking up of East Main
street near Main street in the early
morning by peddlers' wagons and
trucks.
The complainant said that the
peddlers are so numerous that It is
Impossible, for vehicles to pass
through while they' are there. Th'
policeman on duty In that neighbor
hood will be given ord'-rs to S"e that
a right of way Is maintained on th'
street during the marketing hours.
Want to Test Mental
Condition of Accused
Nashua. N. H., Aug. 4 ll A re
quest that Fouls Fabombard.
charged with murdering the. aged
Glllts sisters in Hudson on July 1?.
be transferred from the county iail
at Manchester to the New Hamp
shire state hospital at Cancord for
examination as to his mental con
dition was made today by counsel.
Fabombard confessed that he and
Charles I.ef'bvre. his 15-year-old
brother-in-law. had killed the two
women. Miss Georgians and Miss
Helen Gillis. because they wanted
the small estate the sisters had
promised to leave the younger boy.
May Have Special
Session of Council
Tf nn tlilnc definite I accom
plished In' the zoning committee
which Is in session tills afternoon,
there will he a special session of the
common council called later this
week, according to a statement is
sued from tho office of Mayor Tan
ncssa late this afternoon. Th com
mittee met t look Ter maps.
WF.DDINO G VESTS V1NFD
Springfield, Mass.. Aug. 4
Samuel Olderman of Ansonia. Conn.,
guest at a recent wedding here, and
paid fines cf J50 for transportation
of liquor In automohll. Thy wer
arrested when a police squad w
constituted a smellln committee in
the neighborhood cf the wedding
and a a result founa numeroui bot
tles cf liquor In the cars.
mrjU THE HFRAIiT) CLASSIFIED
City Items
C. G. Stiles of the city engineer
ing staff was bitten on the hand by
a dog on South street yesterday aft
ernoon, and Dr. John J. Purney was
called upon to cauterize the wound.
A search Is being made for the dog
under the direction of Pr. C. ft.
Witt of the health department.
Charles Amero of 242 Broad
street, who was overcome by the
heat while at work In the Stanley
Works factory yesterday afternoon,
was reported at the New Brltnln
General hospital today as resting
comfortably.
Gasoline Prices Cut
Down in New Haven
New Haven, Aug. 4 (PV-Gasoline
sold at the New England filling sta
tions here and Bridgeport was re
duced from 2S to 26. cents a gallon,
K. E. Overton, manager of the sta-
tlons, announced -here today. This
is the second company to cut the
price of gasoline in this clly, Colonial
gas already selling for 56 cents a
gallon. A few Independent stations
arc selling gas for 20 cents.
COWS ran loosi:
Mrs. John Oncheklg of 12 Oak
land place complained to the police
this morning that cows belonging to
a neighbor are allowed to run looso
around tho neighborhood and have
eaten corn and cabbage plants in
her garden. Motorcycle rollccrnan
Alfred Tanguay Investigated and
found that the cows are owned by
Peter Poplowskl, who was order6d
to keep them on his own property.
MCKNSKS Sl'Sl'ljNUED
The commissioner of motor vehi
cles has notified the local police
that licenses, to operate motor vehi
cles held by the following three
local men have been suspended;
Daniel Protasen of 63 Willow street;
Gulseppa Lombardo of 153 Wash
ington street; and Edward Kloskl
of 73 Spring; street,
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSVED
A license to wed was issued this
afternoon by City Clerk A. L.
Thompson to James Donahue, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Donahue
of SI pefton Drive and Miss Cath
erine Dillon, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Dillon of 99 Went
street.
HILD I OR TRIAL
Bridgeport, Aug. 4 Waiving ex
amination In city cot.rt today Clar
ence Ensign, 5", was bound over to
the criminal superior court in bonds
of $1,'i0fi. Ensign is charged with
passing two worthless cheeks tn this
city.
DKMPM-A" RIUM. TODAY
New York, Aug. 4 'Though
failing to take any further disciplin
ary action against Jck Pempsy for
his alleged dilatory tactics in agree
ing to fight Harry Wills, the New
York Ptate Athletic commission de
cided it would suspend any boxer
who meets the. champion anywhere,
before, he signs a. contract and posts
a frrfH to battle the giant negro
''hillenger.
Funerals
William !mltka
The funeral of William Pmltka. of
177 Hartford avenue was held this
morning at T:"0 o'clock in Furred
j Heart church. Burial with in Sacred
j Heart cemetery.
i M1Ka.m I. Humasnn
j The funeral of William F. Huma
! son was held this afternoon at S
j "'clock at the horn", Grove Hill. Fev.
j Harry I. Fodley, pastor emeritus of
Ft, Mark's Episcopal church, effl
riating. Fearers were Burton C.
I Morr-y, r, I,. Faulkner. K. Erlckson, j
H. F. re3.w. F. F. Hansen and O.
' Tease, all associates of Mr. Huma-
son at. the Humason Mfg Co , For-
, stvlll, Burial w,is tn Kail iw !
cmetery.
! Mrs tMin anap
! The funeral of Mrs John Cam'" ,
! was he'd this morning at 5 3" ;
i o'clock a' tho heme, 12 Milk siret,
o nil at St. Mary's church at 9. The'
funeral mass w is celebrated by i
i Rv. Kaymond Clabby. As the body
j was being born from the church.
' Mrs Mary T. Cfan sanr. "Nearer
; My God to The." Burial was in F.
Mary's cnutery.
i John F. O Nell
The ftm"ra1 of John E O'Nell. 4.
I of 57.) Chestnut street, who dropped
dead following an attack of heart
trouble yesterday morning while at
1 work at the Union Mfg. Co.. will be
j held tomorrow morning at ! o'clock i
I at Ft. Joseph's church. Burial will
be In .St. Mary's cemetery.
CARD OP THANKS.
W f.'ish to thank our relafies
and friends for their klndn'-rs and
sympathy shown us during our re-c-nt
bereavement in the death of
our beloved husVand. father and
brother. Also for the beautiful
feral offerings received.
Mrs. Frederick J. Bollere,
Mr." and Mre. Krpest ,1. Hrwg. Pr.
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Herwig.
Sister and Brother
In Memoriam
In lovlnc mcnu'ry or
I TK.R KRICSON I ron a
W'ho pawaPil away August S, 19il
Mr. anil Mrs. I. Cronn
visit mn NEW
AM) KKAI'TIFl'l. SHOI' IT
89 West Main St.
Bollerer's Posy Shop
"The Telegraph Florist el New Britain.-
Jocsph A. Kaffey
Ftinerei IHreetot.
Pbone 1613-1.
pbmIU St. Mary's Cbaiefc.
11 Basaam ot
Wall Street Briefs
Herbert G. Wyllt, president and
general manager of the Pan Ameri
can Petroleum & Transport Co., re
signed today.'
International Faper .company ha
Issued an additional $1,410,000 of J
per cent preferred stock, the pro
ceeds to be used for payment of ttm
Bastrop Tu!p and Paper company
of Louisiana, which It has .taken
over preliminary to expansion in the
Kraft, paper Ml n the south. No
public offering of the stock Is x
P'cted. International Nickel company'
profit for the half year rose to $.',
',54,:r"i snual after preferred divi
dends to IRS a share on the com
mon against $778,598, or Jl cents a
.share In the first six months of 15:4.
A meeting of stockholders of the
Aluminum Company of America has
bi'i'ii railed for October 7 to vote
on changing the $l,!inn.niji author.
Ized shares of $S pnr value to com
mon capital stoo'i of no par value,
All previous traffic records for
July were shattered by the Mis
souri Pacific last month, loadings
having reached a new high total
of I15,0i',9 cars. I,. W. Baldwin, pres
ident, reports. The dally average tor
the month was S.4S4 car loads
.-gainst 4.961 daily In July 1954.
i.uchi loaump lnrreasea AP.i per j
rent, and receipts from connections
mined 4.4 per cent. The Illinois Cen
tral also had heavier tiafflc. 1S6.7S3
oarlca-is of freight having been
moved In contrast to lti;i,361 In
July last year. Chicago end North
western handled 1 90,483 rars
against ITS. 1911 a year ago.
In Ita program for aso,ulrlng ad
ditional properties, the Associated
Cias t Electric Co. owning and op
erating public utilities p New York.
Massachusetts, New- Hampshire.
Maine, Ohio. Kentucky. Tennessee.
Vermont, Connecticut, and Manila,
P. I., rhortly will afk stockholders'
to approve a new Issue or ,-onimon
stock. Valuable rights to share-
connection with the plan. Details
have not yet been agreed upon.
The Pullman company's net oper
ating income tor the first half of
195n Increased to $4,835,344 com
pared with $3,598,156 a year ago.
Gross was $37,9fi7.656, a gain oi
more than J5.3in.O0O.
OF NAMES IS ARRAIGNED
?. F. Mt1lct"ii A'-ciisod of Stealing
Bus Company's Fetltd'n in
Hoston,
Boston, A.ug. 4 (TVStephen F.
I-lttleton was arraigned In munlci.al
court today charged with, larceny of
a roll of paper containing signatures
to a referendum petition, and with
suppression of a petition for a refer
endum. Ha pleaded not guilty and
was held In $1,500 ball for hearing
August 8.
Warrants for the arrest of Little
ton were issued by Judge Farmnter
last week on complaint of counsel
for the niotorlius Interests. It. was
alleged tint, on th- tiny when the
time expired for filing a refere.ndr
petition to pruvcni. th-.. new bus con
trol law from coming into effect, Lit
tleton, employed as a clerk by the
bus Interest.', had suppressed several
thousand (signatures. The petition
was tiled at 111" state house with an
lur""....ifiit number of names and
the In' passed at the last sesetc.ii of
cf the legislature went into effect.
Governor Fuller yesterday was
askd to call a special scission of 1'r:
legislature to suspend operation of
th" law, b'lt d"clined.
t'niler th new law operators ot
,Mr.torbuses must 11l tlvir schediil'p
''h the fitatehighwav branch and
.itain certificates of convenience and
n?essity from the public utilities
commission.
New Haven 3Ian Dies
From Injuries Today
Nn' Havn. Aug. 4 IIP) I.niils Ca
rrosfi. IT, cf Franklin street, dlfi
.it the Graee liospital today from a
trarturM pkull and olhPr iniuri's
pnytaincd in an necldent earlv today.
Hs was employed as a laborer at
House B and was unloaiins rails
from a. freight car lth'n pinned b
nenh a larp. rail whlrh jllpp'd
'rom the car.
f.lVF.N VACATIONS
Springfield, Maw., Awe. 4 The
plant of the Rolls Royce of Amrira.
Inc., has closed for two weeks In
order to allow Sn employes a. vaca
tion. The coach and maintenance
departments are operating.
An .official today said that the
shutdown wae tn the. face ot good
business and that it was possible
that employes might have to be re
called before, the time expired.
.TAILED FOR THEFT
New Haven, Aug. 4 Charles W.
Holden, 1 S, of Hartford, was sent
enced to five days In .iail when found
guilty on a charge of theft, by Judge
Whlteaker in the city court today.
II is alleged to have taken 12 from
a cash register In a five and ten cent
store here some time ago. He cave
himself tip to the police after read
ing an account of the robbery In a
newspaper.
FAI LS DOWN "STAIRS
Falling down the stairs in the rear
of tho Central hotel this morning,
Oustave Anderson, a roomer, suf
fered from a severe gash on his
forehead. The police were called
and the man was taken to the New
Itritatn General hospital for treat
ment. SK rm.IiiHT l HTAILMCNT
Perlin. Aug 4 '41 The mine own
ern" association has requested the
ministry of communications to re
duce for two months the amount of
freight carried on the railway be
tween the Orman coal areas and
seaports. This action waa prompt
ed by the desire of the mine owners
of Germany to compete with Prltieh
coal by providing the German sea
port, especially on the North Sea,
with coal.
REAQ I HE HTTRATtn CUsSSHJCD
BULLISH ACTION
S
Wide Range or Stocks ABected
by Operations
New York, Aug 4 i Wall M,t
opening. Bullish operatior.s were
resumed w-lth vigor R( n, opening
of today's stock market. Fublloa
tlon of a sne of faeoiable sarn
ings statement stimulated act ity In
a, wide assortment of stocks vl'h
spclnl strength cropping out In the
public utility group. Public sr-rMce
of New Jersey opened 2 points high
er at 53 and Columbia C,:i & Flee
trie iidtanced 1 ,"-4 to 7.'! S-4. both
new 1!.'S high records.
Failure of the American I.oromo.
the Co. to enm I's common illwden 1
In the lirst six months of the year
inspired heavy selling of the equip
ments, Baldwin dropping a point
and American Locomotive, 3. The
main body of flock, however, con- :
tinned upward, Havana Klectrlc
soared S points and Savage Arms
and Midland Steel products :i each.
Simmons Co, touched a new high on
tho announcement that earnings in
the first seven months of this year
weie about $l,d00,iiiif) over the cor
responding rerlod of Ameri
can Can, Frank G. Fliattuck, Inter
national Telephone and New Yotk
Shipbuilding also touched new p":tU
prices for the year.' Among the
many Issues to climb 1 to 2 points
higher before I lie end of the lirst
half hour were Mack Trucks, Na
tional Distillers Products, Montana
Power, American ce, American
Sugar Refining, Dupont and Yellow
Cab Manufacturing. Fopenlng of
the London banks after the pro
longed week-end holiday was ac
companied by a firm foreign ex
change market, Demand sterling
and French francs held steady at
4.S51, and 4.74 cents. r"spe sti civ.
while Danish kroner soared
points to 2.' cents and Norwegian
kroner Jumped in points to 1 ; . S
cents.
Public participation increased as
trading progressed. Th" demand for
th so-called "rich men's stock"
selling above $;oo a share continued
unabated with buying Influenced by
rr ports of capital split-ups, and in
creased dividend distributions. Con
tinued agilatlon for lower taxes and
the increasing indications of trade
expansions also were stressed by
operators for the rise as bullish fac
tors. General Motors rose to a new
record high for the present stock and
was followed into new Men gourd
by DuFont, which has largo Gener
al Metor-'i holdings.
Poo! operations expanded In he
afternoon wlion heavy buying orders
were executed m various groups The
sugar, motor, restaurant chain
stores, end motion pic'ure Issues.,
were in the forefront, of the rise
w hl''h lifted nnvny stocks from S to
fi points. ISdMi Motors .1unipe,-l lo
l'J 1-4, New York shipbuilding s.
Frank G. Fhattuck f,'j, and Mack
Truck, White. Motors, American
Brake Fho and South Forto Pico
sugar -t. Fan America" R and Gen
eral Electric were quite weak.
High Low Close
Allis Chal . . . .
Am P.t Sug . . . .V ."7 i SS
Ant Can .... "1 :iil " 1 5 '
A in l.oco
Am Pmelt
1 1
1"
111 'i
10S5i
6SU
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41'-
Kiu,
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1 11 'i
76
41 U
1 1:
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112
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41',
iron
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K'i
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Am Suk I"
Am To I & Tfl l.V
Am Wool . .
Anaconda . .
Atchison . -A
I Glf W
Bald l.oeo .
Pnltl O .
yieth P'eel
i 'an r-ii'ifie
1
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C M & St P . J
(': M a- Si V pfd 1
C R Is! P . 4'i
Chile Cop .... el
Col 1'Ufl ....
i on Textile .. . J
Corn Prod Kef S3
'"rue Steel ....
( osden Oil ... ,11
P.iv i hem ... . 4'
Eli" r:
1 11. ut pfd.. .
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54 '
vi ;
G.--n r . Sl ::".'!
(en Motors . '' Si
C,t No pfd ... r,i
Insp Top .... 2ti 2
Int. Nickel .... SI', if I 3 1 U
Int 1'sr-er .... f..C, i-S
Kl!y Spring . . 1 H', 1'-
' Kenneentt Cop 'i4 hZ, S4'-s
l-ehigh n' ... "T m- 7.! 7S
Marine si, t 'j
Marine p'd . , 51 v 5! SI 's
Mid Strifes OH .2 2 2
Mis Tac pfd . . " 7i Siis,
New Haven . . S4 "e 33 ,
Nat. Lead iss'i KO'. 15J'i
Norf & West ,. .is:', 1.1is lS"i
North Pac ... 67 i'.'4 I
Facifie Oil ... Sk'i S.S'i :.f.i I
Pan American 7, 7'. ",:', j
P & R C i- I. . Si' SIM, j
Pierce Arrow.. SI U 31 't
tPure Oil r :
Rep T f. s . , 4 45 4;
Ray Copper . . 1 4 '-, 14'; M 'i
Reading sr, s.m;
! Royal Dutch . . &1 . M h M 'a
! Sinclair Oil ... :" M' 2n
i South Pacific "'! r-S'r i
South Railway infiij ii", n '
' Sindebaker . . 4? 47 1- 47 t
Texas Co .... Mi, 4'i- r,o
T . rai'iflc 4 47 47'i
Transcon Oil . 4 4 4 1t
jT'iiion Pnciilc 1 4 1 HIS 141
i I' S Tmlvw A'co " " 57"i S
I r s P.nliber . sv t'73
r s steel "i:ss ns't i:"S
j esliurhonso 73 7"S 7;'4
; Willys I'ver'and 11 19 19 '4
' Radio S3 2t b2
T1U SI KV SI ATI IFN T
Treasmy Stntenictit . . . f 149.94.'
I CH Wfi! ,S AND BAt.ANtT.
New York exchangee jrd.nan.ninv
i-.aiams s9.f",o.nnn.
Pn.ton e,-hange s 7MM0"; bal
ances r3.rn',o,eoii.
NOT COMl.Nf; TO I", S.
I S'ockholm, Swollen, August 4 IT -!
Reports, appearing in th Swedish
1 ncwsnirers that Crown rrlnce
Guetave of Sweden, who two years
agi married Lady Louise Mount
batten at London, intends to jour
ney to tbi Cnlted states next year
for the celebration of the Jinth an
niversary of the landing of Swedes
In Pelawsre. are declared to be un- i
found!, t '
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A Traffic Tie-up
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A rommon Sunday afternoon scene on the River Thames,
England. The crowd of Londoners who ro rowing is so large
that the traffic on the river becomes congested. Here are a few
of the oarsmen waiting for the Boulter Iocks at Maidenhead to
open before they ran continue their way down the river.
me riGusewire s
Lament
About her seeming inability to effect a further
reduction in household expenses
Can be changed quickly to songs of praise if
she will but follow the example of one local woman
and make the reading and use of Herald Classified
Ads a daily habit.
This woman has found that those Classified
Ads make it possible to buy or sell odds and ends
of household furniture and equipment
And she knows that by calling 925 and insert
ing an ad she will soon get results.
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Classified Service
Stock Exchange ;y
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Tel. 3420
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