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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16
Tren aprins.

Tren aprins.
Denver, Col. - I'm wagon Pull
man s'a aprins pc trenul ,ce venia
de la Denver la Rio Grande, hnga
Walsenburg, Col. Cinci persoane
au ars.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16

INT lfUkl'IAllOIll
Tren aprins.
Denver, Col. - I'm wagon Pull
man $ "a aprins pc trenul ,ce venia
de la Denver la Rio Grande, inga
Walsenburg, Col. Cinci persoane
au ars.
Trei vagabonzi arestati.
Autoritatlle federale au pus
mana All pe trei vagabonzi earl
all scris niste scrisori la cetateni
din~partea de rasarit a orasului
ca sd puma o oare care suma in
tr' 'un lOc anumit caci altcum vOf
fl omoriti.
John Popovici din 2537 st.
Clair Ave. ar Fl trebuit sa puma
suma de 15 mil dollari, lar John
Flashman din 64OO st. Clair Ave.
,suma de 5000 dollari.
Cum a pus mana pc barbstul sau?
Sofia hui Bayles care locuiesto q
| in 800 e. 147 Str. in Cleveland a
povestit eri in Cincinnati cum a
umarit, ,ea pc barbatul sau pima
la New York, de acolo la Ohio,
sapoi la st. Louis 81 in sfirsit Ia
arestat acrNindu-l Gle bigamie in
st. Antonio, Tex.
Barbatul ei Henry Bayles, de
A ami, 81 a disparut III Febraarie
1920 dupa ce a pus in b,zunar
asuma de 5000 dollari. Auzind 'ca
"a, luat de sotie o fata din Gin
cinnati, ca a VENT aici sa i ga
,seasca. Cind Ia gasit ell zis ca
nu o cunoaste, dar ca a adeverlt
ca e barbatul eli chiar cu jacheta
ce purta, caej aceasta jacheta
era pc el 81 in ziua cind !uat-o pc
ga, in 8 Iulie 1911.
Cine va Fl ambassador in sPania?
Washington. Delegatii din
West Virginia al congresului an
solicitat pc presedintele Harding
sa numeasca de ambassador al
|Statelor Unite pc ]. I. Mann, pro
gprietar de mine de carbuni din
West Virginia. Harding lea pro-
mis- ca va face tot pbsfbilul sd le
indeplineasea .dorinta.
8srbisrii vojosi.
Charlestown, w. Va. Barbieril
din oras sunt foarte voiosi decinl
s'a adus legea ca nici Q persoana
nu are vote sa' poarte Ia sine, s'au
sa pastreze acasa bricil ffra per-
misiune. Calcatorii acestei legi
vor Fl pedepsiti Gu inchisoare.
-
IEisiune brit1ri&.
Washington. Guverf1ul bri'
tan fncepiit organizarea une'
misiuni speciale care va II trimjsa
in Statele Unite in saptamfna
yiitoare. Misiunea iva felicita
mona adminisAsstie q va diseut1
.f1umeroasele cfestii neresobvitA
ce vor araIlja afalte afaceri intre
scele pdoua state. HntYe aseate "
ii shestia lieei natinnilor, Aeaar'
|marea, dssp6 gs1biniae gernsne, y
[dstoria Britanisi data de 6tatN !
|Unite.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16

Cate-odata, eel putin odata pc
luna. m strica daea' wa examinati
starea mintala, intrebmdu-va da-
ca G cchilibrata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16

ginift. Ilfter Anericii este CO!
81 cultivese apretinia On neguta-'
tori Japoniei stunt patriot 81
vreaq un proeses pacinic.
A mngcat-o n cane,
B-soara Maassna Mfler fost
mu@ata de un cane in coltul din
Mapledale Ave. ei w. 42-nd Sur
cisd mergea 10 losumt& ei din
371O w. 37th str. D-soara Miller
a incercat sa alunge anilnfnul nl
ajutorul altor trecatori, dar nu
la success. Politia a dus-o la spi-
tai. .Canele a rfugit 81 lu la gasit
inca politia carel cauta. Sc crede
ca proprietarul il va fl ascuns de
tcama de netieapsa
/
A s6flat modi0mentnl Lgpni.
Londra.- Medic-coloneAul leo
nafd Rogers, dupa un sserwici,l
,aceia car; .an hotar3t "a ,rnr-
Itrecuti in rercetari atiintifice a
-aflat remediul contra boalei gro.
Izaye ce g cunoscuta sub tnalnele
|lenra I'll snune ca mefficamentn]
Ilui mn q inca .parfect ,l|ar Ia .oriaa
Gag are valoarea de n ii 4cn nm
Lpas mare mai aproope do reme.
ldinl sipur
-
tTalaat Hsaa .a,asinat
Berlin. - Talaat pasa. fost
tconducatorii Turciei in aec,rrsul
l.razboiului n fost asasinat eri Ia
/ pri,z in Berlin. la locumta sas din
IHardenburcstrasse de un ar
Imenian.
Talaat pasa demisionat ca
ministru. de inferno in Octomyrie
| 1918 81 apoi a aisparut Uni n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-16

Asociatiunea barberilor din Phi
lladelphia voiestes sa impuna pre-
tul rasului dupa marimea obrazu-
lui, l cent de urma patrata. NJ
e logic. Stunt multi Gu fata mare
dar barba rara. Ar trabui socOtit
dupa firele de barba, daca vorba
pe buna dreptate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE.

J. II. ARLINGTON,
MeteOr0logist, Weather Bureau.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
(By Thomson & McKinnon.)


Wheat-Two weeks today, September
wheat sold at Sis and today II sold
at that price, but closed at $114s4. In
the meantime. It advanced to $L25l2,
losing this advance very largely on bust
ness and financial Influences. The re-
export business and clearances have been
very large. Cash premiums have ad-
vanced even on the large receipts and
the export business has been extremely
heavy, It being estimated that fully TO-.
OD coo bushels were placed, mostly TO
the continent. The Hquidating circum-
stances surrounding coarse grains live
stock has finally extended to wheat and
holders who believe in better prices later
have very largely nQuidated for the time.
Receipts are small Minneapolis had SO
cars against 328 a week ago and Kansas
City 80 against 41o. week ago. Absence
Of investment buying has been largely
responsible for the decline. Should this
support come into the market at any
time. the strong statistical position would
undoubtedly work for better values.
Northwestern advices are Of considerable
disappointment in the movement Of
spring wheat.
Coarse Grain-Corn suffered some
further decline. as compared with last
night. on liberal receipts and good crop
advices The demand, such as il was
came from commission and elevator inter
ests, who were buying against previous
sales. Oats. on the other hand ruled
strong, with very much smaller rece DTS
and a better cash demand. The oats
situation seems TO be liquidated but that
is not so clear regarding corn rs yet.
Provisions-The hog market was lower
today. Packers gave lard good support
but the trade was not large, the selling
coming almost entirely from scattered
outside sources The. unsettled condition
in the beef market was against any
activity for the moment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
THINK KING IS
ONLY LOVESICK
Illness of Alexander Caused
by 'Jilt?'

PARIS, Aug 20-Romanca was IN
jected today into the mystery that wells
the illness Of young King Alexander.
a report gained circulation that Alex
ander's illness is due to his being Tilted
by Princess Sophie, eldest daughter Of
the Duke of Vencome, member Of the
Orleans family. This story came on the
heels Of an official denial by the Serbian
legation Of reports that Alexander was
engaged to marry Sophie
Acting Minister Yankovitch declared
the king never saw Princess Sophie. He
refused to add anything to this state
ment. although it is well known to news
paper men in Paris that Alexander did
meet her at Divonne Les Baines and was
ceen with her frequently.
When it was first reported they were
engaged no contradiction was made in
official Serbian circles Later it was
rumored the Princess had broken off the
engagement and that Alexander was
broken hearted"
The king could not be located. His
doctors declared he had passed a good
night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
CITY WILL PLAY
SANTA CLAUS TO
DISABLED MAN
May Advance Compensation
of One Year to Old
EnlpLOye.

Advance Of a years compensation to
Oscar Sims. disabled city employee, for
the purpose of enabling him to set him
self up in some small business so he
eventually may become self supporting
gain, is the unique purpose Of an ordi-
nance prepared by the city legal depart
ment today for introduction at the spe-
cial meeting of the city council Monday
evening.
Sims was a teamster working at the
city dumps Oct 20, 1920, when a wagon
upset and broke his back He has been
totally disabled since and under an award
of the State industrial board the city
has been paying him 1880 per week.
According to DiXson II. Bynum, city
claim agent, Sims has to use all of this
from week to week to keep himself and
family going. By advancing the COM
pensation due for the next twelve months,
which the ordinance fixes at S1,456.66,
Sims viii be given a neat nest egg with
" hich to get on his feet, the claim agent
explained.
At the end Of the twelve months the
city has agreed to pay Sims $9S166 more,
It was stated. The total amount Of the
citys liability under the compensation
act can not exceed $1,000. Ny Bynum
said he hopes Sims viii be able to start
earning something in some small business
with the advance payment. The city s
Inability decreases as the injured man be-
comes able to earn.
In order to meet the payment due next
year $1,000 was added to the legal de-
partments budget, City Controller Robert
H. Bryson said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Blue LAWS HOLD
NO ENAMOUR FOR
WHITE RIBBONS
Scheme of Booze Interests to
RidicHIe Them, Is
Claim.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 20.-The W. c.
T. U. white ribboners' have no inten-
tion Of changing the color Of their badge.
blue ribbons do not appeal to them.
Miss Bertha Bowman. chairman Of the
National publicity committee Of the TEN
perance organization, made that plain to-
day. The program Of the W. c. I. U.
does not include "blue" laws.
I'VE believe" said Miss Bowman, that
the blue laws ascribed to Us really were
put out by tho liquor interests. This
propaganda Of the vets was planned to
make us seem ridiculous. They went so
far as TO say we were going to deprive the
men of golf games on Sundays, hot din
uers anything that entailed an extra mo-
tlon on the Lords day.
''The W. c. T. L. Is overwhelmingly
against any blue law legislative program
OF the sort ascribed to US by our enemies.
We have demonstrated, It seems 10 me-,
that we are too intelligent to try TO put
over fantastic reforms.
'The country will take a fan out Of
any organization attempting super-blue
laws. The fanatic viii be figurotively
beaten black and blue. The w. c. 7. L.
success lies ln the fact that it has built
up solid public opinion before attempt
Ing lecislation.'
Education as a force 10 help in the en-
forrcmeut Of the eighteenth amendment
and the leading factor in the anti
narcotic campaign was advocated by
speakers before the national convention
here.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
(By Thomson & McKinnon.)
-AuR %

The week closed with the stock market
in a state Of almost complete inertia.
Except for renewed scattered liquidation
here and there and continued trading by
professionals, the market as whole was
without interest
In other words the bulk Of todays trad
ing converged on Studebaker, Chandler,
Bethlehem Steel and one or two other
special issues and practically all OF these
yielded to new fractional low levels
without much resistance to the pressure
exerted
The buying in steel was insignificant
IN volume and character and failed to fur
nish an indication a to the general feel
ing on the cut in wages announced this
morning
Sentiment continues considerably dis
couraged by the marked indifference
shown the market by the public as well
as by the apparent lack of support Of
fCred by inside sources.
There is some hope. however that
political Developments in Washington
next week relative to questions Of con-
structive economy legislation may serve
as an incentive for a change in the mar
ket but this is merely conjecture.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

United States Rubber which had been
firmly held around - has been under
pressure since Colonel Colts death There
l. excellent reason 90 believe the sclliu 3
in this issue is for the account OF q
distressed operator. Traders have .o-
been favorable IN United States Rubber
since the annual statement was Issued
showing Inventories of approximately
$4,000, coo.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

The propaganda circulated several
weeks ago 10 force an advance in the
price Of Crude Rubber apparently has
failed Of It's effect without any sales
being reported, sheets were marked mp
from ll-ac 70 I6f4c. Offerings az iic
found 10 buyers and there were sug-
gestions in the trade that business could
be done at approximately the low level
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

Late in the afternoon Judge Gary an
nounced that the Steel Corporation would
reduce the wages of unsEihed labor from
81 cents TO so cents an hour effective
Monday. Aug. % The reasons given FOR
this step we're the excessive costs Of
production and the slack demand for
steel Copyright, 1921, by Pu0-
lee Ledge Co.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
MARKET NOT
AFFECTED BY
RENEWAL RATE
Developments Calculated to
Instill Optimism With
out Effect.
LISTLEsS TONE EVIDENT
SpecisI t. Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Led1er.
BY MONITOR.


BY MONITOR.
NEW YORK. avg -o-Contiuued pres
sure against the industriaIs gave Friday 5
stock market discouras sing and list
less appearanca and while declines were
not extensive they were general In the
early trading the rails had a furry Of
upward activity. The prospects for early
action on the funding bin and the as
surance Of further Improvement 70 be re-
hected in July earnings furnished In
centives for moderate buying When the
industrials continued to drag. the rails
also sofrened and the equipments be-
came rather weak
Developments which In ordinary times
tend 10 instill optimism are utterly with
out effect in the present type Of market.
The renewal rate Of 5ia per cent for call
money and the further rise in the Fed
eraI reserve rations passed almost un-
noticed, or at least Were negative as
market influences. Tho combined sys-
TEN shows a gain Of nearly 1 per cent TO
the basis Of 65S while the New York
bank shows q rise of more than points
TO the basis of 72-2 0er cent. The gain
BY New York is due partly To increased
holdings in the gold settlement fund. The
maintenance Of the call rate until the
last day or so ut Der cent also has
served 70 attract considerable money
from the interior.
The appearance OF new levels for Ger
tain issues is discouraSiDE. but It is a
symptom Of the present market Dis
cOuraged holders are letting E0 heir
stocks and this liquidation rather th7 ~
short selling is responsible for most "t
the Copyright, 1921, hy Public
Ledger Co.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
18th Engineers in
1st Annual Reunion

The first annual reunion Of the 18th
Engineers Association viii be held sun
day. Sept -. and will be in the form
Of an au-day outing The regiment was
composed Of men Of Indiana, Kentucky
and West Virginia, with Col W. S.
Boyle, Of this city, in command.
a meeting Of the executive committee
will be held Friday evening at s o'clock
In American Legion hall, Illinois and
Sixteenth streets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
WHEAT SUFFERS
SHARP DECLINES
Corn Values Hold Well-Oats
Close FractiOnally OFF.

CHICAGO. Aug. 20.-Heavy offerings
caused sharp declines in wheat quota
tons on the Chicago Board Of Trade to-
day after a slight advance at the start
of trade.
The opening bulge was due largely to
lack Of selling pressure. but the advance
brought out great deal Of selling, es-
pecially by commission houses.
Corn held up well, due to the movement
to have farmers hold back livestock and
grain from the market, in the face Of the
decline in wheat.
Provisions were irregular.
September wheat opened up a4c at
$117%. and closed off sac. Decem Der
wheat opened up nc at s11S12, and closed
down Sc
September corn opened of &c at sc
and closed of 1sc. December corn opened
of sc at 52l2c and closed unchanged.
September oats opened up Ac at SIC,
and closed of 54c. December oats opened
up &c at 3612c and closed of 14c.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

Cuba Cane Sugar preferred repeated its
almost daily performance Of selling 20
new low levels when rausactiOus were
recorded under Sl9 Not only has tie
demand for refined sugar fattened out,
hut sales Of rsws We're reported az the
low price recorded fra February. The
hitch in the financial arrangements for
the Cuba Cane Corporation also played
its part in the selling.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
BOARD
PLANS CLINICS
Committee to Study HOOsier
School Children.

Plans are being made by tho Indiana
committee on mental detectives, which
operates IN connection with the board Of
state charities, for the establishment Of
clinics in connection with some Indiana
courts and for q study Of Indiana school
children Amos Butler, secretary Of the
board. announced today. Details Of the
plans have not been given out
Members Of the board are: The Rev.
Fraacis H. Gavisk, indianapolis; chair
man; Or. George f. Edenbarter, Indian
apolis Dr. $. T.. Smith Richmond Or.
Charles =. Emerson, indianapolis; DR..
w q. Van Nuys, Newcastle Charles 4.
MeGonagle Plalnheld; James L. Kings
bury. Indianapolis; c.. O. Holmes. Gary ;
Dr. Keuosha Sessions, Indianapolis Mrs
Richard Edwards. Peru; Miss $. Ethel
clark Richmond; Prof. I. f. Fitzgib.
ton. Muucie.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Stock Market ReUieW
(By Thomson & McKInuon)
Are Oh

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The Suns f.
nancial review today said
"Today's abbreviated market session
called for little comment.
The few floor leaders. who remained
On hand to keep rhe market machinery
gong. did scarcely more than mark
tine through the extremely dull two
hours.
Most of the industrial list was frac-
tionally below the Friday levels, but it
was not apparent that special selling
pressure was exerted unless it was in
he motor group.
The oils had not much to offer Of in
terest and so it was throughout a per
Torrance hthargic to a degree.
The rains, at their best. merely held
their own, acd were even more neglected
than the iL5uEtrials.
THE past week experienced still furth-
er Improvement in business sentiment as
well as some actual momentum impaired
to mercantile dealings"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

" meeting Of the directors of the Che>a-
peake & Ohio action might be n ken on
the per cent semi-anuual dividend
which was deferred ar the NAY meeting
No such action was taken.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
In the Cotton Market

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-A little week
end covering with moderate buying by
the trade caused opening gains of 2 to
points on the cotton market this morn
ing.
By the end Of the first quarter Of an
hour prices were Z to points net
higher.
Continued hot and dry weather in
the Southwest prevented bearish oper-
1tions.
New York opening cotton: October
1900; November, Is 22c bid; December,
134Sc; January, 1850; March, 1376c
An irregular rally occurred in the
late dealings.
The close was steady at a net advance
Of z points to a net decline of II points.
Cation
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
MqrriQqe Licenses.

Arthur Hamilton. 102 Wiley av.......2+
Marie Augistin. 1921 Hamilton av.....29
James Murphy. Bloomington. Ind. 80
Mae Williams. Lafayette, Ind.........21
John Lavengood. 30 n. Illinois St. q
Blanche Flenner. 526 \. Delaware st...20
Joseph Nau, r. R. 1....................29
Mary Berry. r. r. 1..................2O
William Thrasher 639l2 Massachusetts -
Nellie Madden. 430 Massachusetts,. 45
Ed Simon. 1888 Villa av...............21
Elma Shireman, 1850 E. Michigan ST. 20
William Denker, 21S5 Wendell av.....21
Mary Hall, 619 LangsdaGe av.........19
Rosine Stewart, Dunkirk Ind........27
Minnie Freyhng. Al y. Delaware st. %
Frank Robson, 537 California av......24
Eunice Hicks, 936 Indiana Gv.........3J
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Road Bandits Make
Big Haul at Detroit

DETROIT. Aug. 20.-Two bandits held
up a Detroit man and two women near
Mount Clemens today. robbed them Of
S17.546 worth of diamonds and jewelry,
stole their automobile and escaped.
NJ Glasner. Mrs. Dorthy Stevens and
Mrs Anna Goldman were returning to
Detroit. when stopped by a tree which
had been thrown across the road by the
handits
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
HamOn Dream Road
Reaches Completion

BRECKENRIDGE. Texas, Aug. 90
The dream Of Jake Hamon, slain oil
king and political leader, came true bss
day.
A tiny switch engine bearing a train
load of excited oil men arrived in Breck-
enridEe from Wichita Falls-and the 80
miles oil road" was officially completed.
lannon's dream of an oil road began
shortly after he became identified with
The oil game and through the latter days
Of his life his oil road was almost an
obsesSiOn.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Two Men Killed i'm
Fight Over a House

SENECA. No. Aug. 2O.-Two men are
dead here today and a third is said to be
dying as the result of a gun battle late
Friday night, following argument over
the possession Of house
Moses Addington and Bee Middleton
shot each other TO death. Clifford Mid
dleton. son of the latter, was wounded
by Addington and is in critical condi-
ton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

An official dispatch from Mexico City
reports the Mexican government has
bought recently in the United States 100
locomotives, eirhty--five of which are on
a rental basis with the privilege Of pur-
chase later and forty five were bought
outright and an initial deposit OF j. per
cent 10 20 per cent made When Tresi-
dent Vauclain of the Baldwin works an
nOunced recently that be hal taken con
tracts for S2.J000JJ worth Of equipment
in Mexico. the street jumped 10 the con
clusion the business had been done large
II on a casa basis. The announcement
served as a basis for selling, which ad-
mittedly was Of excellent quality.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
Boy in Melon Patch
Gets Shotgun Charge

MCNCIE, Ind, Aug. 20. - Clarence
Erlangbach, II, farmer boy. near Nun
Gle. is in critical condition at a local
hospital suffering from $50 shot wounds
received when William Schucks fred at
him and q companion when they were
found in melon patch on the William
Lipscomb farm. near here late last night.
The other lad. who Is said to have been
slightly wounded, made his escape and
his name has not been learned.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20
FEW STOCKS
MADE UPTURNS
Most Of the List Close Around
Days Low Levels.

NEW YORK, Aug 20.--The stock mar
ket closed irregular today, with trading
dull and uninteresting.
Some of the standard issues recovered
fractionally while others closed around
the low levels
Chandler Motors recovered over l point
to 43, while Studebaker finished at its
low mark of 65js
United States Steel hung around "A
and Mexican Petroleum around 91&+.
General Electric recovered about l
Foint on ore sale 10 11114.
Southern Pacific rallied u Of point
to 7714, and Bethlehem Steel b" recov-
cred Is of a point to ASS.
Total sales Of stock for the day were
143 600 shares bonds, $3,294000.
Total sales Of stocks for the week were
2,264 900 shares; bonds, S45,57lOO0.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-20

Il IS reported that bookings OF the
General Electric Company are APPROX
mately 100000 weekly and billings are
about 100000 weekly. Estimates place
billings for the FIRST SIX months at S13O-
OO0. 600 with an estimate OF S1O0OeO.OO0 as
the total for the last half Of the year.
Westinghouse normally handles about
one-half Of thettOtal volume of business
OF the General Electric Throughout the
recent weakness in General Electric.
Westinghouse has held firmly. Liquidat-
ing sales together with some short sell
ing By professionals forced the decline.