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New Britain herald., 1928-09-01
Five Liquor Running
 M0tOr Cars Seized

St. Albans, Vt:. Sept. 1 R-Five automobiles laden with liquor were seized by customs patrolmen yester- day as they were being ferried across Lake Champlain in the steamer Vermont from Plattsburg. N. Y.
 The five machines and one man arrested by the officers were brought to customs headquarters here. Only one arrest was made be- cause the drivers of the other four cars on, discovering the officers did not claim their automobiles and the officers were unable to identify them among the other passengers.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01

superior for New England; Martin Cosch, Philadelphia, was elected grand vice superior for the central states, and Frank Weiner. Detroit, was elected grand vice superior for the remainder of the country and Canada. They will have charge of future petitions for the establish ment of chapters.
 The convention will meet next year in Hartford. At a dinner last night 300 delegates attended to hear Mayor Thomas A. Fully and Judge John l.. Gilson speak. Cnps were awarded to the Hartford chapter for its activities.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01

[ s:86-Jimmy Flynn, tenor
 9:21-Orchestra 9:55-Television broadcast S:O-WPCH-SsS 5-Mathew and Mark 6-Nick Pace. ukulele C:l5-George Lloyd. taxation
 6:30-Fred Ehrenberg. musical saw 6:45-Joe sherman. songs 10-Lillian Trotter. pianist 10:30-Jack Clark, radio tapper l0:45-Joe Williams, ukulele s7O-WAlC-3OS 5-Lewis Darby baritone 5:l5-Dizzy Boys
 5:30-Arthur Joyce. baritone 5:45-The Wada Kids 6-Caroline Stone, mezzo 6:l5-The Town Clown 6:30-Clark Bremmer, tenor S:45-Jack Phillips, baritone -:o2-Bell quartet 7:30-Amy Comyn, contralto 1 7:45-Orchestra ! S:15-Orchestra S: . a-Orchestra 1 9:30-Orchestra l ld-Orchestra l 10:S0-Orchestra l 11:30-Orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01
EASTERN STATIONS

1O:O-WODA, PatersOn-2s4 5:30-Eews; sport talk 9-Izaak Walton League
 9:15-Ellsworth Tompkins, baritone
 9:3o-Surprise Period 1e-Orchestra lO:15-Harry Fink's Music
 11-Happy Hour club 11:30-Entertainm 12 mid.-Gondoliers
 7iO-WFI, Philadelphia-4OS
 s:45-Sports news 7-Same as WEAF s-WFI Instrumental ensemble 9-Operatic group l0--Ivins Solo Male quartet 10;30-Same as WEAF
 s8O-WIP, Philadelphia-34s 6:3o-Concert orchestra s-Instrumental trio
 a-Workmen's Circle Choral soclet! 10-Harmony Kings 10:30-Whispering orchestra 11:15-Organ recital
 11O0-WPti, Atlantic City-:7s ! 6:45-Organ recital 7:05-Dinner concert 7:5O-Dance orchestra S:3O-Concert orchestra
 9-Orchestra o:3o-Concert orchestra 10-Dance orchestra 1O:30-Troubadou 1l-Dance orchestras 7sO-WGY, Schenectady-SSO 1:o2-Stock reports | 1:le-Weather report 6: :50-Baseball scores; race results 1 1-Pennsylvanians
 7:30-Musical program | S-Duo, Balladeers | S:3O-New York Philharmonic orch l 10:20-Organ recital l1-pance program
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01
CONSCIENCE A NUISANCE

Ranger, Tex, Sept. l (UP)- Thinking officers who knocked at the door were after him, . local man attired only in his underclothes jumped out a window. ran through thorns. stopped only when peppered with birdshot and then learned he wasn't the man the officers w4nted.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01
A DIsARAGIN0 WIFE

St. Louis. Mo-, Sept. l OUP)- Martin Rizzo was arrested on the complaint of his wife that hs threat ened to kill her. Police asked Nrs. Rizzo where the pistol was that Rizzo had.
 "Oh, the pistol?" she repeated. Why, I took the pistol away from him."
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01
NEW YORK CITY
s7O-WNYC-S2e

1:3l-Police alarms; scores 7:s5-F1orence Fincken. musicale s-John Murphy, monologues S:ly-Caivin Bashore. tenor s:3o-Alnere Pierno, futist 1:45-Mrs. Gundrey, songs s:01-Negro Arts program s:iS-The Harmony Trio s,so-Dund Artists concert; ken- ney. tenor; Maiorano, yiollnist: Diamond. pianist 1n.0l-Poiice alarm: weather; tide slt SiO-WEAF-ae2 i:3o-orchestra .:3O-~Studio program 3-Parnassus Trio l-Mutical Varieties s-The Marionettes b:3o-Jolly Bill and Jane, duets e-Dinner music 6:5y-Baseball scores 7-Pennsyivanians s-variety Hour: Mildred Hunt' so- prano S-Correct time s-The Open Mike l0-Orchestra .1lA-Orchestra
 . sso-NJZ-aS4 1-Ofchestra 1:3D-Orchestra ::3o-Weather reports 1:ab-The Village Growers s:3o-RCA demonstration hour 4:aO-Orchestra 1.-The Ideal Trio 5:ao-Studio Trio S:3o-studio program S-Orchestra s:s5-scores: summary of pro- grams S:3o-Orchestra 7-Cofrect time 7-orchestra 7:S0-Organ recital a.1s-"The Worlds Business pr Julius Klein s.ao-Godfrey Ludlow. violinist 9-sarl Bethmann. Muriel POLLOCK Constance Merr:ng, songs e:3o-Accordion quartet lo-Correct time 1O-Dance band ll-Slumber music
 7i0-NOR-422 ,.io-Dana Suese. pianist 2:45-Dorothy Harrington, soprano 3-Chimes 3:01-Margaret Hanaf1n. violinlst Miriam Waller. pianist 2:30-Orchestra s:15-Dinner concert s:45-scores: Joel Coffey, pianist 7:15-Dance orchestra Schimes; recital hour s:ao-Orchestra s-"Rig Time" ,o-EmH Velazco. organ fo.30-The Romancers ,,-News: bulletins: weather 11:n5-Orchestra
 :6O-WPAP--3s3 S--Orclestra s:3o-sports review y-Theater orchestra
 S1O-WMCA-3'0 5::o-Studio program S--studio program 35-Artists ,-Ridsewood Grove boxing bouts 1l-Correct time li-Dance orchestra la;y0-News; dance orches1ra
 xfO-NLWL-3s0 s-Catholic theater hour e:o5-Iillian Allan. contraito c.on-ct ('ocilia ensemble 5:i5-Theater movement .1-Mathilhe Prezant, soprano s:so-- sports Review. Fred Den
 del
 7:<S-lnstrument
 6O-WGBS-3i9 5-Dance orchestra G-Tom Wilson. tenor 6.2o-Will Wright, musical saw
 92O-WRNY-326 7-Teleyision; time: piano duo 7:2o-Robyn Singers 7:45-Speaker: television broadcas s:D5-T,me: Herbert Sanford. plan
 ist
 s:l5-Alice Slade. soprano s:3o-Orchestra s-Television broadcast
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01
Through he Static

A new series to be known as the Variety Hour will make its appear ance over the air tonight at s o'clock. This program will be a reg ular Saturday evening feature and can be gotten through WEAF or WTIC. For tonight's program the ensemble, which consists of a male quartet. a saxophone quartet and 2 soprano solo, has included Just Like a Melody Out of the Sky, Boy of My Dreams, Angela Mia and Talkin' to Myself as some of the selections.
 An organ recital by Lew White will feature a Herbert program to- night at 7:30 through WBZ, the pro- gram including Badinage. Whisper ing Willows, A Kiss in the Dark, se- lections from Eileen" selection from 'Natoma" and selections from "The Fortune Teller" Sibelius' "Nalse Triste" will be played among other numbers during the slumber music hour at II o'clock through WIZ. The program will open with the overture to Adams "If l Were King" followed with Widor's "Serenade," the inter. mezzo from Savino's "Firef1ies," a selection from Wagner's Die Wal kure" and Halvey's Gall Me Thine Own"
 sunday
 Sixty Musicale Minutes offers fol Sundays program Nevin's "Vene' tian Love Song" Woodman's Birth day Song" Strauss Blue Danubc i Waltz" Nevin's Good night" Pro. theroe's "The Sandman" and othel light numbers, the program to bt
 broadcast through WEAF at o'clock.
 l A string orchestra with Emil Cote
 bass soloist, will broadcat througt the same station at 4:3p a program of classics, among them Schumann TWO Grenadiers,' Rachmaninof'i
 "Prelude in C Minor Bizet's "Peti
 Mari. Petite Femme strauss "Drea ming and Rubinstein's Ire pak."
 1 The ever popular announcer. Ora ham McNamec, and well known fo his singing. will be among th'
 artists to broadcast a musica! pro
 gram through WEAF at 9:15, th'
 others being the Sitting Trio. MT | McNamee will sing among othe
 numbers "Nictorious is My Heart, by Carissimi. Moores loft in th Stilly Night" Mrs. Luke's "Tha Sweet Story of Old' and Drum mond's The Wreck of the Jull
 Plante."
 selection from Rimsity- horsa kcf's famous 'Scheherazade' will Q
 among the numbers played by concert orchestra through WBL q S.45. Other selections include Cho pju's "Valse" (Op. G4 No. ?. Don
 aldson's "Danse Barbare" and katz
 mans Playing Gypsies.
 1 Operatic excerpts will be present cd during a musical period by al orchestra and celebrated solo,st through WBZ at 9:15, the program including the overture to Beetho
 ven .L1nauguration. Wather' Prize Song from Wagner's Dl
 Meistersinger." 8 selection iron Elotow's Martha" q selection iron
 PonchieIli's la Gioconde." I.alo'
 "Aubade," and selection iron i Neyerbeer's 10 Profeta."
 Il. (.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-01


 ta0-WTIC, HaFtaosd-S3S 7:SS-eummary of program: news f:So-spsrtograms 1:SS-0esebail scores +vaitAty Hour NThs Open Mike 1o-Correct time l0:ei-Dance orchestra lo:1o-News and weather
 li3o-WICC, Bridgepost-3ss e-Music Hour 7-studio program 7:15-JAck Allen and Maude Ains- worth 7:45-Baseball scores 7:5o-ouestion Box s-studie program s:3o-Paul and Virginia s-Studio program 3:l5-Striug ensemble S:5o-News 1o-Dance orchestra ll-Correct time
 soo-WBZ, spsangReh-333 7-Weather time and baseball scores 7:05-Dance orchestra 7:3-School Information 7:3o-Organ recital S-Vocal recital S:3o-yiolin recital s-Duo and Balladeers s:so-Accordion quartet lo-Correct time lo:ol-Baseball scores; time and
 weather
 sS0-WNAC, Boston-a04 1:3o-Baseball Braves vs. Philadel,
 phia 5-red and His Gang 6-Dmner dance News 7:ll-"Amos n Andy 7:So-Better Business talk 7;4o-Lady of the worries s-Program m from MEAN ,1o-Dance orchestra ll-News
 SeO-WEEI. Boston-5OS s-Concert orchestra S:35-News 6:4l-Chimes 6;45-Bean Knights 7:45-Masterpiece Pianist S-nuo and BalladeerS S:S0-Coyrect time S:3l-Stadium concert 1o:z0-Weatner and Flying concer' 10:25-Bridge talk 10: :t0-News
Evening star., 1928-04-26
New Bond Issues

special Dispatch Co The star.
NEW YORK. April 26 An issue OF
SPA, 0O0, 900 Chicago. Milwaukee g. ST
Pau! Railway general mortgage ia per
cent gold bonds, series +. due Nav
1899. and priced at l02 Z To yield $50
per cent to maturity Is being marketed
today by Kuhn. Loeb d Co. and the
National City Co. The bonds iSsueo
under the general mortgage OF the Chr
cago, Milwaukee d st, Paul Railway,
have been assumed by the successor
company. the Chicago. Milwaukee, St
Paul g. Pacific Co,
The Chase Securities Corporation and
Blair a. Co. Inc, offer today a new is
sue of S4,B60. 600 State OF Parana
united States OF Brazil per cent
external sinking fund consolidated golc
bonds maturing March i5. 1883 Ihe
bonds are priced at 90 TO yield ABOUT
7.l5 per cent.
Lawrence Stern & Co offer today an
issue OF $l.60O.000 Mills Trust nrst
mortgage collateral So per cent gola
bonds. Chicago Title e. Trust Co as
trustee tseries Al. due March To- 1898
at 100.
Offering Is being made today OF new
issue of 81 10000 Aiken County. >. o.
a., per cent gold highway bonds, due
serially February l. 1896 to loAS by the
GUARANTY Co. OF New York, Ames.
Enerich e. Co, and Rogers Caldwell q
Co, at prices to yield 40 per cent, ac-
cording 10 maturity,
A banking group headed Blair & Co,
Inc. c. T. Barrett & Co, Inc. ana
Estabrook & Co has underwrtten
new issue of ST. 10000 first mortgage
and collateral per cent gold bonds,
series A. of the Houston Cult Gas Co.
ROYAL Securities Corporation will oftef
later in the week an issue OF So 500 600
Nova Scotia Light & Power. Ltd.
per cent first mortgage SO-year sinking
fund gold bonds, series A,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE. April 26 tSpeciaD.- -
Live poultry-Spring chickens. pound
40a5O: small. 35a40: Winter chickens
40a45: young large chickens, 34a3o
moor and thin. 24a25; old hens, 26a3O
poor and thin. 20a22 ducks. 22a2o
poor and thin. l5al8; old roosters, lha
l8. guinea fowl. each, 40; pigeons, pair
35a40.
Egcs-Rcceipts. 2.131 cases; firsts. In
free cases. dozen. 23a23i4; current re-
ceiuts. dozen. 22a23ia
Rutter-Good to fancy creamery
mound. 45lsa43: prints, 48a50: blocks,
47a4s: ladies. 36a3S; store packed. 32a
80. process butter, 4la42.
Country Produce.
White potatoes. 100 pounds. 1.50a22
new potatoes. barrel 900al 90: swee
potatoes. barrel. 2.5Oa350 Vans. bar
rel. 2.50a3. so Asparagus. dozen. 200
a4.5O Beans, busfel, 2,00a4.00. Cabbage
hampers. 2O0a325. Beets. crate. 3.75
a4.OO Caulifiower. crate. 2,50a2.75. Car
rots. 100 pounds. l.25ai.50. Celery
crate. 2.50a500 Elephants, crate. 2 80
a4.50 Cucumbers 3.00a4.50. kale,
bushel. $50. Onions, 100 pounds. 800
a4.0o Peppers. crate. 2.50a4.50. Peas,
bushel. 2.o0a325. Radishes. bushel. %
al.25. Rhubarh. 100 400a600 Spring
onions, 100. 100al.50. Spinach. busnel
75al25. Tomatoes. crate, 250a4. %
Squash. crate. 225a250
Apples. bushel, l.S0a3.50: barrel $50
a8.s0 Grapefruit. box. 250a6 90
Oranges. box, 450a7.50. Strawberries
quart, 25a35.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat-No. . red Winter, domestic
2.06i.: No. red Winter, garlicky. do
nestle. 206A.
Corn-No. 2 yellow domestic, l,24a
las; No. 2 contract export. lit: corr
on cob. new. 6.00a625 per barrel.
Oats-No 2 white domestic. rs; No
8. rs.
Rye Nearby. 20ai.3 80,
Hay-ReceiptS. "a tons. Hay is ar
riving here In ample quantity, but the
demand for local hay Is very limited
and not enough actual business Is pass
ing to establish quotations on the vari
aus kinds OF grades Range Of prices Is
about i4.00 to 100 per ton for good
hav in timothy and clover mixed.
Straw-~No | wheat, III i.00ai2,00 per
ton: No. .. i3.00ai400.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
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tia.m,, slh ann ~ nL.., l,aua 700
pm. 2gt2 bnD apm. a070.50o
Ulvlaena rAlas ~ siven 10 ths Atnvs tsDls
ara the annual eaHh nAVUleHls uAHen an the
islasI aIartafis ~ haif vsarls faclAfailaNs
0nli ~ trafiina tess than 100 sharea
iii Il Ofpfafsn ,tnk ems Cjah 10 s,aek
Pad ,hls vsars.no EesuAl fste sas
shls when aarnrd payate ~ cash ~
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g il"es f"f,ly, ,'"cs az. s,.,,s,,s y y
stnlk ~ pstaAis ifin share aiiArtsllt. IN
llnitea tiF4f siaas eanlnun slaek, fius
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Evening star., 1928-04-26
BUYS PHOSPHATE SHARES,

NEW YORK, April - up, CONT oil
Ing interest In the Southern Phosphate
Corporatiop has been acquired by the
Dawson Chemical Co, II became known
Yesterday when the chemical company
announced the purchase nf block OF
shares Of the phosphate company
through New York brokerage house
The transaction involved about Sla26,-
600. No increase in capitalization Is
contemplated by the Dawson company
Evening star., 1928-04-26
CAPITAL STOCK BOOSTED.

SACRAMENTO, Calf April "a t1pl
Notification by the Paeitlr Gas s.
Electric Co. ot 100000, 900 increase
IN Its capital stock was flled yesterday
with the secretary Of state, the In"
crease brought The stock total tn SAnO,s
600 900, The company serves large
area of Northern California with light
and nower
Evening star., 1928-04-26
STOCK BOOST 0. K.p.

NEW YORK, April 10 tPl.-~An In.
crease of sac ,00O, 900 In the capital and
SURPLUS account of the Chase National
Bank and the Chase Securities Corpora
tlon has been approved by directors,
Albert H. Wiggin. chairman, announced
YESTERDAY. The bank, which Is one OF
the largest In the country. will ottef
stockholders 900 new shares at SAo0
a share on the basis OF one share for
each Ave now held. TIE sale of which
would increase the banks capital from
$50 900 900 10 S6O.00000 and surplus
from $40 200. 900 to 100000 600, Capital
of the Chase Securities would be
Sl0 ,000, 900 larger,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Money to Loan

Secured bv hrst deed 81 trust on real estate
PREVAILING interest and commission
.Iosenh WaIlar go Wash q. 4 Irust
BIax, gfh NV.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
PrOnerty Value Of Zach Share.

le@3 la@i I9s5. i9@Gz ,925 %s
Present dividend rate. SO.
Paid 81 in 1927 Nothing paid from lHl'
to 1875 inclusive Dividends were paid con
tInuouslv from 1891 to 1918
summary.
Rock Island sells for ~ tunes Inc value
OF Its properties The average stock on the
exchange salis for " tunes the value ~ IT.
proncrttes.
Rock Ialard sells for y y times tts annual
earnings The average stock on the eN-
change sells for lSla times ltA ahhdh'
earnings. -
Rock island nj is will return to ts ~.
vcstnr ) :. per cent. The average sloch on
thn exchange returns n"r cent
Consult your banker or broker Tor tuf'
thcr information as Ia values back 81 lhis
stock. .
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Markets al a Glance

NEW YORK (E9.--Stocks--Strong
standard rails at new peaks. Bonds
Irregular: $4,000, 900 ST. Paul Railway
4l2s sold Foreign exchanges--M Mixed,
sterling and francs unchanged, Cotton
Higher: too much rain. Sugar--E Easy;
lower spot market. Coffee-Advanced;
trade buying.
CHICAGO. .-~Wheat~-Barelv steady,
improved weather. Corn Easy: larger
country offerings Cattle-Irregular.
Hogs~~Steady 10 higher,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Analyses Made
Stocks and Bonds
Of every description
Felker & Co.
Hibbs Bldg.
Franklin 520l

FNFEH IUWFNN1' NJ"
York March 18th 1929 The hoard of di
rectOrs have declared nuarierlv dividend ~
sixty fSDcI rents y share nn the Comnnn
So"k nj this nompany payable Nav l5th
1928 In common Stockholders ~ record NJ
the eiose NJ business MAY at 1929 checks
10 he mailed Transfer hooks will moi clnse
OWEN SHEPHERD Vice President and
TrcaanreI.
Evening star., 1928-04-26
COTTON GOODS HIGHER.

NEW YORK. April 26 Especially -
Cotton goods markets were active to-
day rs print cloth prices we're marked
up = cents at T34 for 64x60s. Tho
standard 69x72S were unchanged at
814. Raw silks we're quiet and Arm
Evening star., 1928-04-26
ELECTED TO BOARD.

NEW YORK. April ~ ~ i r.
HonigomeTy. yioe president 0f Wheel
ing Steel hsK been elected director
te succeed the iste EdYgro isazieti
Iet profit f9Y the frst quarter Sss
~ ez42l5 sesiGst s2s2 25i year ago
Evening star., 1928-04-26
MAGMA COPPER EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. April ~ t4a First
quarter net earnings at Magma Copper
rose 20 aAin,9T0 from sase,ala IN the
first quarter al 1921,
Evening star., 1928-04-26
Strong First Quarter Showing.

For the first three months of the
present year the power company reports
gross earnings from operations of
s2.4i77349l. compared with S2,23l,-
isl 66. an increase OF Sl86.5 .553.05.
Operating expenses were S99S. .039.i5.
against sa05, ,0002i. a gain of SOC. .033 81.
This leaves a net income from opera
tions of sl,422. .69576. against Sl.326.-
Isl s5. an increase Of more than S96.000
After all other deductions the Potomac
Electric Power Co. reported net income
for the first quarter of S955.ST7.l4. Last
year the net for the same period was
Ss37. .4G00f or a taree-month gain in
net this year OF $ii8.477.07.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-04
Wall Street Briefs

The New York Stock Exchange,
cramped for space by increasing bust
ness, is negotiating with the Mackay
interests for purchase Of the CONNER
cial Gable Buildings, next door on Broad
street.
Burns Bros, one of the largest dis
tributors OF bituminous and anthracite
coal, have authorized issuance of 2,635
shares of class A and 2,633 class B to
bankers.
Net sales of Hartman Corporation,
furniture and carpet store concern, and
its subsidiaries for the year ending Sep
TENDER 80 were $5,083,393 against $4,-
06l ,e74 for the previous year. Net Sep.
TENDER, 1928, sales were best In any
month In the firms history.
President Robert Dodd told Lake Su-
perior Corporation stockholders that
Algona Steel Corporation, subsidiary,
for the quarter ending September 80,
will show profit of 1925, 900, against a
deficit of Sal ,4sl in the same period
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-04
OIL BONDS PROVE
. MARKET LEADERS
Motors and Junior Rails Also
Show Strength-Utili.
ties Decline.
BY CHARLES F. sPEARE.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. October 4.--Speculative
interest in bonds today shifted over
from the copper mining convertibles to
the oils. The leader Of this group was
Barnsdall IS, which had an additional
advance of 4 points after yesterdays
equivalent rise. Since the stock has
resumed dividends there has been q
broad demand for it, reflected in turn
in the convertibles. It is significant
that the BarnSdall IS without warrants
have stood still while the other issue
has been gaining ground rapidly.
There was also q stronger market in
Dodge IS, which came within a fraction
OF duplicating their previous high price
OF the week, and good demand for
General Motors acceptance IS, which
are still below their call price. Public
Service of New Jersey AYES sold nearly
q, point lower and then advanced l12
points.
A number of the junior rails showed
strength. among them Chicago d East
ern Illinois S. Erie refunding IS and
Seaboard Air Line adjustments. The
Seaboard All Florida IS rose several
points. Both the board market and the
market outside for public utilities were
described as heavy.
Duouesne Light and Philadelphia
Electric AVS lost some ground while
Columbia Gas SIS were in good demand
up to I0l. Attention was attracted to
Florida Power g. Light IS by their de-
cline to nearly 90, which compares with
approximately 100 for the bonds last
Spring. There has been some liquida-
ton in them due to the Florida storm.
Announcement of the Ire sury
financing is expected within a few days.
Money rates are somewhat higher than
they were when the 412 per cent notes
were offered a month ago, but the fact
that these notes were twice over-Suo-
scribed suggests another issue at the
same rate, although there is slight dis
count on the last one and the March
maturities are selling to yield 4.S6 per
cent. It is understood that the october
financing will be made more attractive
to the banks by promise of longer
deposit than they secured on funds.
credited to them after the September
allotment. These funds have been
drawn down more rapidly than in pre-
vious issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-04
CURB PRICES SOAR
IN HEAVY BUYING
Market Reflects BulIiSh Ac-
tivity in Stocks-Many
Issues Gain.
BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, october An an
other spectacular uprush, the Curb
Market favorites were carried forward
into new high ground today, In SYM
pathy with pronounced strength Of the
leaders on the Stock Exchange.
If any uneasiness was felt over the
attitude of certain industrial leaders
as to the safety of the present struc-
ture Of the speculative market, 1t was
not reflected in the days operations.
So far as could be determined there
appeared to be no limit to the enormous
buying power of the speculative public.
Leaders Pushed Upward.
Stocks in which technical market
positions were thought to warrant q
higher price level we're selected as the
leaders and yields, earnings and cur
rent high prices were not taken into
consideration.
Gains ranged from fractions to IL
points. Among those to reach their
highest were Zenith Radio, up II to
12l; Columbia 0raphophone, up to
and Ounce Press, up q like amount.
Others that went to their best included
Checker Cab Manufacturing, some 2
points higher; Balaban & Katz, UP a
point or so; Galesburg Coulted Disc,
3 points; Kreuger & Toll and Nichols
& Shepard
At los Neisner Bros reached new
peak and compared with the previous
final of 1011a., The new Filene COM
mon gained some points, although 1t
was somewhat under its recent high,
while American Cigar, feeling the eff
feet of urgent short covering, rallied
from the years low of 125 to 1875,
Motor Issues Gain.
Schultz Real Estate, still responding
to highly favorable estimates of earn
ings, went to q new top across e..
Among high priced specialties Tubize
Artificial silk rose almost 20 points,
close to $50.
The motors were featured by sharp
upturns in Marmon and Auburn. Utili-
ties bore their share In the improve
ment with American Light & Traction
up almost five points. Electric Bond
g. Share securities, selling ex-rights.
changed hands around 118 and later
dropped more than point as against
the previous final Of 1273s. The rights
were selling slightly above 9.
Independent oil shares continued in
demand under leadership of Darby
Petroleum, Lion Oil & Refining and
Barnsdall debenture warrants. The
Standard group fluctuated irregularly.