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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
Harlingen Gets
League Backing

HARLINGEN, March 6.-Harlin-
gems entry into the new Valley
Baseball league became assured
three Tuesday when arrangements
for the taking over Of the local
franchise by the Wichita Falls
club Of the Texas league, were
completed
The new owners are understood
to have purchased the local fran
ehise outright, and TO be planning
to use the Harlingen team as n
farm for playing talent New play
ers and other equipment are to be
sent to the Valley at once, II was
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06

Lon Howard, about 40. was killed
instantly. and Henry Miskely was in
jured seriously when their automo-
bile overturned on the highway 1T
Avinger, near here. last night. Wal
ter Scarboro. third occupant Of the
machine. escaped with slight in
juries. The three men were residents
Of Sardin, about s miles from
Hubhes Springs, Cass county,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
Wurzbach to Demand
Move I'm Shoals Bid

WASHINGTON, March 6.-tFt--
Notice was served today on the house
military committee by one OF its re-
publican members, Representatives
Wurzbach of Texas, that he would
demand "a vote not later than March
Is. on the bid BY the American Cvra-
mid company for the governments
Muscle Shoals properties.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
LEGION Cams MEN

AUSTIN, Tex. March 6.-tFl-
Membership OF the Texas American
Legion totals more than it did fol-
1a2T. with this years enrolment
campaign still gathering momentum
rrnest Cox, assistant state adjutant
,rnounced. The roll now show.
is ESQ names; on December 81, 1927
1s,162e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06

SHREVEPORT, La, March 6.--tFJ
Ivy Rogers, Il. was killed when
dragged into q stalk cutter 10 which
NE was riding on his fathers farm
near Nacogdcches, Texas. The boys
whip became entangled in the ms
chine pulling him in after t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
PLANE LANDS
PARTY SAFELY
NEARHAVANA
Mabel Boil, Queen of
Diamonds, Passen-
ger, After Failing to
Make Paris Trip

HAVANA, Mar. 6.-R
- The American mono
plane Columbia carrying
Charles A. Levine, Wilmer
A. Stultz and Miss Mabel
Boil, arrived here today
from New York, at 1882
ID. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06

MIAMI, Fla, March 6.-tP1-An
airplane identified as that Of Charles
A. Levine passed over Miami, circled
and headed south at 11:i0 q. m. to-
day. Il was flying at about 1,500 feet
high.
NEW YORK, March 6.-tF1-The
transatlantic monoplane Columbia
today was winging its way on a nom
stop flight 10 Havana. Aboard were
Charles A. Levine, its owner; Will
mer Stultz, pilot, and Miss Mabel
Boil, "the Queen of Diamonds"
The plane took off from Mitchell
Field at 1885 o'clock last night, and
was due at the end Of its 1,4O0-mile
air-plane journey about midday to-
day.
The decision to hop off after
more than two months delay was
made when DR.. James H. Kimball.
meteorologist of the United States
weather bureau, informed the fliers
they would have a full moon and
light tail winds.
Miss Boil, a former resident of
Rochester, N. Y, who in Paris last
summer offered as much as $4,000
to be piloted across the Atlantic, ar
rived at the flying field shortly be-
fore IL o'clock with Levine and her
mother, Mrs. Josephine Boil.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
FoRCERs GET PRISON

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March s.-tP
Prison sentences of six years each
were given today 10 Sol Gershner,
A. W. Thomas and Clyde Head, for
ner employees Of the state revenue
department, when they pleaded guilty
in circuit court TO charges Of forgery
for fraudulent issuance Of state Raso-
line tax refund claims.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06

For Brownsville and the Lower Rio
Grande Valley: Cloudy 70 partly
cloudy and continued mild tempera-
ture tonight and Wednesday with
moderate 70 fresh southeasterly
winds.
For East Texas: Cloudy tonight
and Wednesday; probably local show
ers in east and south portions. Lighs
TO moderate southeast 20 east winds
on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
TABLE Act To RAP srrHs

WASHINGTON, March 6.-sF-
The Frothingharn resolution looking
to abolition Of the submarine through
international agreement was tabled
tday by the house foreign affairs
committee. The vote was Q 10 &
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06
RIVER BULLETIN

There will be no material changa
IN the river during the next few
days and probably not for some time.
Flood Present "a Hr. "a Hr.
Stage Stage chnT. Rain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06

CISCO will be as proud as the
proudest when its 100000 hotel Is
completed and will have a right TO
be, for such hotels are not built
without much local effort and city
pride, and usually, as with Cisco,
only when its public spirited citizens
are interested enough TO take nice
blocks OF stock subscriptions. The
new seven-stcry hotel may be put
down as Cisco's first notable achieve
ment Of the new year.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06

THE DALLAS "Good Will Tour
next month is 70 be a "de luxe" az
fair and is to include stops at 9s
cities all the way from Mt. Pleasant
10 New Orleans and back over d.
verse routes. These trade procession:
are getting to be elaborate and ex'
tensive affairs, but are worth al
they cost in creating mutual under
standings and in keeping the trip
pers informed about the territory in
40 which their trade extends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-06

TO MEET the increasing demand
for power the Comal power plant at
New Braunfels will be doubled in
capacity and will spend $i.500,000
this year to make it an $4,000 horse
power plant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30

: The Eagles are undergoing a
strenuous workout this week. Coach
Fessenden has now reached the point
IN the shaping Of his club whereby
he can ground them in plays that will
keep them in good stead all during
a contest Of doubt.
Fessender, when nc assumed the
coaching job Of the locals. started
from the ground up-and has gradu-
ally worked his club to a machine
gone about correcting these errors,
and worked il 70 perfection.
OF course. during all this time
the Eagles have made mistakes
many OF them-but Fessenden has
went about correcting these errors
az judgment. mainly. in a way that
the gridders have responded nobly.
The club showed good form against
Alamo Heights and Donna. IL ought
10 BE better against Harrington.
A thing which has taken local fan
dom BY storm has been the manner
in which the locals have fought. They
not only have the right kind Of spir-
il but in tackling and blocking they
have shown steady improvement.
Coach Denton will bring TO this
city a young club-mostly first
year men. They are strong, and a
big bunch Of boys. IL has been their
habit TO win. as shown BY the record
az the Harlingen team in the last
few years.
Local fandom will have an oppor-
tunity OF seeing Murray, a big boy
at erd in action. He Is noted for
his ability to snatch passes, and has
proven a hard man to tackle.
There is a lot OF power on the
Harlingen team. II il an interesting
club to watch in action. They will
be in there Friday to win.
On the other hand the locals are
out TO win. also. Their goal line
hasn't been crossed this season. so
far.
Will the Harlingen Cardinals be
the first club to cross that goal line
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
Man jailed AS
Slayer Of Wife

AMARILLO, Tex. Oct. 30.-tP-
Accused OF having killed his former
WIFE, IN a c%oroner's verdict returned
here late yesterday. IT. Troy Horton
was in county jail here today.
witnesses at the inquest said that
Horton, Tho was divorced from his
wife last December. came 10 her
home yesterday and tried To persuade
her 70 return % him.
Mrs. II. n. Giles, mother or the
slain woman said Horton drew a gun.
when Mrs. Horton declined ~ ra-
marry him. and forced Mrs. Giles
and another woman who was present.
n leave the room. Four shots were
fired at Mrs. Horton.
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FIGHT
(By The Associated Press.)

$3.50
CHICAG0-Jerry fluffy" Crit
fiths. Sioux City. Iowa. outpointed
Harry Dillon. Winnipeg. (1o); Joe
Thomas, Oelwein, Ia, knocked out
Tommy Mcfarland, Flint. Mich, C.)
HARRISBURG, Pa.-Willia Par
IRISH. Baltimore, outpointed George
Siddons. Philadelphia. go
WICHITA. kans.-Babc HINT, Pom
ca City. Okla. ou%tpointed Joe Lob
man, Toledo. o.. (10); Patsy Ollock,
Winnipeg. stopped Fred Wilmington,
Oklahoma City. cd
CINCINNATI-Harry kid" Brown,
Philadelphia. stopped Vincent Ham
bright Cincinanti, (5); Nick Martin.
Cleveland. and Tommy Billiard, Gin.
cinnati. drew. (s); Jack Wrains.
Huntington, w. Va, o%utpointed Mike
Barren. Cincinnati. (6).
INDIANAPOLIS-Happy Anterior,
indianapolis, outpointed young Car.
penter Toledo, (l0); Ehrman Clark.
Indianapolis, knocked out Tommy
O'Laughlin. Springfield. ILL.,, (2).
NEWCASTLE, Pa.-Johnny Mccoy,
San Antonio, Tex, and Willie Davies,
Carlerot, Pa, drew. (lO).
JOPLIN, Mo.-Billy Atkinson. Los
Angeles. Knocked out Royal Coffman,
Omaha. CAD
KANSAS CITY-Tiny Roebuck, Ok
lahoma. o~utpointed Walker Rich. HO.)
LITTLE ROCK-Joe kid Peck.
Kansas City. won a decision over
Cowboy frankie Osner, San Anto-
MO. (10.)
CHARLOTTE. ". Chilly Dugan.
Adairsville Ca. Knocked out Ruffino
Alvares. Spain. (9l.
ALLENTOWN. Pa.-Hcnri Dc
wancker, France. ~outpointed Babe
Herman, California. (10.l
NEW YORK-Tony Canzoneri, New
York. outpointed CASTOR Charles,
France. (l0); Johnny Erickson, New
York, outpointed Benny Hall. ST.
Louis. (4); Jack Sullivan, Brooklyn,
outpointed Jimmy Carney. Scranton.
Pa, Ci); Kid Chocolate, Cuba, knock
ed out Joie Ross, Hoboken, N. j., On.
BUFFALO-Jimmy Slattery, Buff
falo knocked out Otis Gardner, Pitts
burgh. C2); Virgil Kinkade. st. Louis
outrointed Tony Tozzo. Buffalo, Csl.
NEWARK, N. J.-Nincent Dundee,
Baltimore. outpointed Billie Algers
Arizona, tl0l.
PHILADELPHIA - Phil McGraw
Detroit. won on foul over Benny
Bass. Philadelphia C4l: Paulie Walk
Sacco. Philadelphia. t6).
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q = n
~PORTS FORUM
BIZ Bishop Clements

site side q the field from the
grandstand That will afford ey-
eryone a bace to sit and See
the game without standing.
An i~ntereting series Of football,
plays is beag shown at the CapitoI
tneater ono a week. The plav. 49,
those of nick Meehan, New YorL
University coach. They show iust
how a plai should be made in SLOW
as well q regular time Of motion
pictures. The workings OF the spin
play, how Q tackle. and how u tale
out q ma on an off-tackle thrust
are vivid and correctly demon
strated u,n the screen.
Young fluffy Griffiths, light hea-
vyweign1crapper OF Iowa, II making
niche 10 himself In the matter IN
wins. LIT night he won his fittieth
fight. minds one Of Young Strih-
ling, VII several years ago, toppIed
over hisopponents with regularity.
Griffithsnould profit By Striblings
mistake. The Georgia school boy.
in wlnng, when he was 80 young.
Is, sapu a lot OF stamina from
his bod!and as a consequence Ven
stale foa year or two.
II yq want to hear some harsh
languar-some fiery phrases-at
TINS te Ok y~ear-Just step into
some league bali park after
%footDa game has been PLAYED an
the di3ond, and get near the ground
keeper The litter that is throw
out orAe field after a game il BAD
enougl shey will tell you, but-oh
well, z way the diamond Is cut III
i jus to much for the ground
keeper
YanAe tadum is q favorite foo,.
ball aDnt Tie grid squads. Ana
that snetIdd wall be torn u Sal
urday WIN New York U~niver-ity
and GertOwn meet. And tbers
will be, lot Of cussing after the
game BE groundkeepers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
Large Audience
AT Santa Rosa
Political Meet

SANTA ROSA. Oct. So crowd
IF approximately 500 attended the po-
litical meeting at the school house
Monday night TO hear the issues OF
the presidential campaign discussed.
The speakers included u. II. Myrick
Of Harlingcn, who spoke i'll behalf of
Hoover. and County Judge D. Il. Dan
cy and Mrs. Volney Taylor az Browns
vile. who spoke in behalf Of Smith.
Sentiment appeared fairly equally
divided.
Judge Dancy spoke first and was
followed by Judge Myrick, both
speaking 40 minutes. and Mrs. Taylor
concluded the program speaking 20
minutes. Judge Mitchell of La Fe-
ria. Cameron county democratic cam
paign chairman, presided.
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GEORGETOWN,
n. Y. u. PLAY
POTENT CAME
May Decide National
Championship If
Powerful Eleven of
Cadets Falter

NEW YORK. Oct. 30.-tP-There
are q half dozen games on this weeks
eastern football calendar 70 give
Plgskin followers their customary
quota Of thrills but only one Of them
viii have much bearing on the sec
tional championship FIGHT.
At the moment IL appears that ~
the event Army's dashing, powerful
squad eventually meets defeat. the
clash Of Georgetown and New Yor[
University at the Yankee stadium
next Saturday will 20 far toward a.
Gliding where the mythical eaStarn
title will 20. II will rat ~ aII-da-
elsiVe however, for both must meet
another good team before IA finsi
IAN Il rung down. Carnegie Tech.
Nov. "a. ~
Four Possibilities
me championship struggle Tins
ssems 70 lie among these four-Armv
= 4. ~, Georgetown and Carnegie
II the Cadets march
tnroug the rest Of their schedule All
slccessiuiiy as they have u date
mere VIII &c few 10 dispute their
tight not only to sectional hut mi
eiohsl honors as well.
army gets "a breathing spcI, tbiv
week tackling an intersectionaI wv
Pau NJ West Point. Princeton
1hoeaten but tied BY Virginia Vii
set IT, biggest test Of the seas j,
.umous' Ohio, where rugged Obin
9tate must be encountered. Notra
,ane comes east to tanple with parr
az state College. Each has hea,
eaten twice. Pennsylvania. NV ti,Ia
,opes blasted By Navy, goes west IN
aet chicago. more or less of \ door
IN the Big Ten this season 81
Ite, which already has PLAYED VA
eroiNt; Virginia Poly and Mirhigan
tate' takes on another intersectinr.i
pponent in Wabash.
~, Lesser Lights Duel
although both have suffered -
,at' the fale-D Dartmouth clash N
e" Haven will not lack fnr ;r,o-
M Yale lost BY two touchdours to
my \ Dartmouth BY \ simiIar |
argin 70 Harvard but that II nrnth. |
way of saying they have veal |
ans Army Is a match for any ~ |
II appears that Harvard NAV bo \
M same Harvard has no opa b.-d \
than Lehigh 70 beat SATURDAY.
oorheii r Columbia, victims ~ Y
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
Eagles And Cards
Put On Cats For
Bout Here Friday
BY BISHOP
Herald Sports Editor.
The Cardinals are coming.

n cardinals are comingi
Coach Fessendenis Eagles get their first crack at a major Valley club
friday on the local field, the game "a start at $3.50 O'Clock.
Coach DeEtons Harlingen football squad vas beaten last Friday by San
nenito, ! . lopsided score. But that doesn't mean they have a weak team.
the Brownsville club.
% biggest turnout for a Valley game 50 far this season is expected
fnoay. Haringen will be here en-masse and local fandom will turn out,
~ III expected, me hundred per cent.
IL ought TO be the most interesting gar the locals have PLAYED this
yea with another high school team.
Beat those Cardinais!" is the slogan OF Brownsville fandom. Last
year Brownsville lost to Harhngen. And the Eagles will Be out for revenge.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
SPORT RITTICTSMS
By Bill Rift

II the football season keeps III A,
this pace. a lot Of alumni will w
bankrupt BY Thanksgiving Day.
When old grads get 10 betting
football becomes a matter OF dollars
and nonsense.
With grid waEers IL isn't the orig
maj cost that counts. but the upsets.
As November dawns many a collie
riate hankroll has been downed A.
least three times with a five spot
to 20.
The only way to save money dur
ing the fall IL 70 quit reading the
football news and play checkers un-
til Christmas.
Defense may play a great part IN \
grid game but losing money On IL n
offensive.
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Sportistory
ON THIS DATE
Tuesday. Oct. 20

1ss7-Hillebrand. Of Princeton.
blocks a Dartmouth kick. grabs the
ball and runs to q touchdown after
galloping rs yards.
1~S97-O'Dea, OF Wisconsin, kicks a
45-yard goal against Minnesota.
1s9S-Bill Terry. Giants first
baseman. born in Atlanta. Ca.
1909-Newashe of Carlisle. catches
a forward pass and runs 20 yards 70
a touchdown against Penn.
19l1-One Round Hogan and Willie
Howard fight 10 rounds 10 no deci-
sion at Brooklyn. NJ. Y.
19i2-Al kubiak and Tony Ross
fight 10 rounds to no decision at New
Castle. Pa.
1920-Hinkey Haines. Of Penn State
twice makes 90-yard runs for touch
downs in a game with Penn.
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Referee-Langford CTrinity). I'M
pire-Hackett (Army). Head lines
mar-Tufts BROWN.
Johnny Maulbetsch split Harvard's
mighty lines to r. ICES. hammered
yard after yard off tackle, made
first down after first down and still
the mighty Percy Haughton machine
won that memorable game Of Oct. 81,
1914, because the Crimson thrice
held on the very threshold Of the
goal line.
Although Michigan was defeated z
TO 0, that game has gone down in
history as furnishing one Of the
most spectacular exhibitions Of
straight line plunging ever witnessed.
M~aulbetsch was superb that aft
ernoon. Running low and hard he
simply dived through the Harvard
line. Twice he packed the pgskin
from mid-field 70 the five-yard line
and then was stopped.
Harvard won when Tacks Hard
wick scored a touchdown in the sec
ond quarter. Hardwick also kicked
goal.
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200 START PLAY IN
5. OPEL

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 30.-iP-
More than 200 Of this sections best
amateur and professional maahic
wielders marched on the Sunset
Fields public course today for the
opening is holes or play IN the
southern California open golf cham
pionship tournament.
Tournament favorites include
Lighthouse Harry Cooper or Texas.
and Willie Hunter of Los Angeles.
defending t%itlehoidcr and former
British amateur champion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
REFUSE PROTEST

CORSICANA, Texas. Oct. SOP
The executive committee Of dis
trict fourteen. University Of Texas
Interscholastic League, has refused
to allow q protest by Ennis on the
State Orphans Home-Ennis football
game here. Ennis contended that the
State Orphans touchdown. which
won for the Corsicana eleven, was
made after time had expired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30
GRIETHs WINS T
Ri BOUT WITH EASE

CHFO, Oct. 3O.-CR-Jerry
"TufFriffiths has turned back 4
Gang light heavyweight threat
and I'd his fiftieth straight ring
yic1
comparative ease, the Sioux
Cirwa, youth outpointed Harry
Dill former Canadian champion.
in rounds at the Coliseum last
np ne fioored Dillon for a count
of,e in the fourth round and car
rfne fight to his opponent
Fhout with his hooks and right
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30

Princeton and Dartmouth respect
lyely, are preparing for a duel Of
their W mt Baker Field. "A strong
syracuse aggregation. nosed out Nv
Nebraska and tied BY Penn State,
takes on Pittsburgh which ALREADY
n lost TO West Virginia and Car
negie Tech.
Brown. hard put 10 beat little
Iutts last week. may find Holy Cross
tougher but Navy. now appar-
entity started on the right direction.
should dispose or West Virginia Wes-
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RHINOCK

LATONIA, KY. Oct. 29.-Pi-Rhi-
mock. stellar handicap horse Of the
Parkview Stable, Is out of training
for the remainder Of the year because
OF q foot ailment.
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YEP. MARKS ALIVE

Folks who thought Marco Polo had
passed out many generations. not w
say centuries ago will be surprises
70 find Marco Polo Is a Pittsburgh
Pa, heavyweight.
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PENIS

Though the University az PennsvI.
vania has developed fine scnrir.
power this season the squad has
proven weak against a forward narg
attack. F
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THEY'RE EVEN

Nebraska and Syracuse have split
the football tussles between them.
Each school has scored three victo-
rio4
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FR
| this one?

MAULBETsCH BATTERs HARVARD
fs14-Harvard 7, Michigan 0
Micnigan (O) Harvard Cd
staatz T. J.. Coolidge
Left End
nieuanh Parsons
Left Tackle
WATSON .... ..-.-..... Weston
Left Guard
Raynsford Wallace
Center
meheai ............ Wilmington
Right Guard
Trumbull
Right Tackle
Right End
nuBnitt ...... Logan
Quarterback
M~suioetseh ............ Hardwick
Left Halfback
lyons Bradlee
Right Halfback
spiswn Francke
Eullhoek
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-30

Therlocal gridiron Fri
played be interesting
day draw the biggest
enoui season, 30 far. Red
croyfic director. expects
Iryfeachers on the oppo-
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t conference
"A couple draw an inn
tilts Saturdhterest. :. M. III.
mense amof 4 game with the
rocs 70 AtC. NJ. plays BAYLOR.
LonrhornSF
The Washington times., 1928-12-13
ST0GKS SH0N
NERVOUS
TONE
By W. 3. COUSINS

NEW YORK, Dec. da Il ~
furry III the stock market this morn.
ing carried prices ct many of the
market leaders down t0 the lowest
price level Of ths month"; wiping out
most of the effects Of the rally which
followed last saturdays break. The
market was excited and nervous over
Packard's sudden 1l.point break near
the close Of wednesdays market
and unprepared for the tidal wave Of
selling.
Confusion spread to the high
priced market favorites when Radio,
after opening It 80, unchanged,
dropped ike stone to 2ss, the low.
est on the move. and rebounded in =
few minutes to s11. Packard was
pushed down sir points To 145. reccv-
ering to $50. and Chrysler. after n
dip to 11S sold above 12O. United
states steel broke to below 152, and
General Motors dipped to 1851, =
little lower tfan.in last weeks break.
The stock market was decidedly .
confused and mixedrup affair. with
neither the long nor the short side g
safe bet for more than few minutes
at q time. The big steam rollers Of
the pools and powerful professional
traders flatten out the market one
moment, only to see It revive like q
bIown.up balloon In the next. When
stocks jump around over q radius OF
30 points to gain 4 1-poil1t lead. It is
hardly safe place for the small
trader. wall street brokerage houses
sent out cards today. naming q 40
per cent minimum margin and To-
fusing to buy any stocks under $50 a
share, except FOR cash outright no
margins.