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Evening star., 1928-04-20
Washington Stock Exchange
SATEC

Capital Traction Co.--1O at 1lo, 10 at
ITO, 5 at ITO.
Potomac Electric 5lacc pfd.-5 at l0Sl2.
WASHINGTON Gas Light--50 at 9l34.
Wash Rwy. g. Elec. pfd.-6 at 1924, 10
at 1924
Federal American Co. pfd.--l5 at 1882.
LanSton Monotype-5 at 1922, 5 at
I09l2, at 1922.
Mergenthaler Linotype-25 at 1902
Sanitary Grocery Co. pfd.-l0 at ITO.
AFTER CALL.
Peoples Drug Stores pfd.-5 at 1913.
Washington Gas $500 at i06.
Washington Gas Light--20 at 9l34.
Washington Gas 6s "A"-Sl00 at l03l2,
$100 at 1882.
Capital Traction SSH. 900 at l04l4,
$1,000 at l04iz.
Potomac Electric 5i3eo pfd.-l5 at
l08sa. at i08l2.
Lanston Monotype--5 at los34, Is at
1099.
Sanitary Grocery Co. pfd.--5 at 10.
Potomac Electric lst SSH 900 at i0l.
Money-call loans. and per cent.
Evening star., 1928-04-20

MOTOR PRODUCTS CORPORA
TIOk W, v Heimfi wss today elected
~ tie hoard u directors ~ the Motor
Products Cogp0gatipu, replacing II. X
geeley VINO oecilned reelection. Tho
igoaF6 YoleG - cal for redemption On
Bsay / lszs ~ outstanding per cent
slHktng fied l4~yeaF gold debentafes
dsie Boeembef 1854 Al q price ~ par
nf4o acef3ed ciYa0fgas
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LASKEY HEADS FIRM.

NEW YORK, April 20 Gf9.-Charles
q. Laskey, pioneer gas well prospector,
yesterday was elected president Of the
newly organized Southwest Gas Utilities
Corporation. Mr.. Laskey helped to lay
the first pipe line through northwestern
Belchic, participated in the discovery
Of the Pine Island and Bull Bayou
producing fields of that section.
The corporation, serving 80 commit
mites in Texas. Oklahoma and Louisi
ana, now holds much Of the territory
its new president once covered as a
prospecto:. -
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RED|SCOUNT RATE
HITS BEST BONDS
Government Issues and Gilt
Edged Rails and Indus
trials Are Heavy.
BY CHARLES #. SPEARE.

Special nispsich 70 The Star.
NEW YORK. April 20.-The effect
Of the higher Federal Reserve discount
rates on bonds today was more promi-
nent IN the better grade issues than in
the speculative members of the list 1t
bore down on those railroads and pub
lie utility mortgages that have been
selling at substantial premiums and
had during the past few months ad-
vanceo in price to the highest average
In their history.
This gro1p of bonds has been heavy
for some DAYS. both from the Compeu-
tion between it and Tie call money
market and from the fact that returns
were too low 70 attract the average IN
veStor. With a Al per cent discount
rate in Chicago and in Boston and
uniform rate throughout the Federal
Reserve districts probably the position
+ OF these low coupon bonds temporarily
Is less favorable than it has been at
any time this year.
Guilt-edge Rails Lower.
The issues that reflected money con-
Citions most prominently were Penn
Syivania Railroad 4 rs. Great Northern
4l,S, Canadian Pacific Is, Union Paclflc
, refan0ing IS and first IS, Baltimore ana
Ohio refun6ing SIS. Colorado Southern
4 IS Ducuesre Light 4 IS. Philadelpnla
Electric 4l,S, Louisville Gas & Elec-
tric SIS. Northern Pacific SIS. Western
Union SIS and Humble Oil 5 iss. The
railroad bonds were of 4 TO 4 and the
public utilities 4 10 ?.
United States Government issues were
/ also lover. especially the foQrth AS,
which declined IA 10 we'll under los.
/ The market for unlisted bonds OF the
higher grades was dull. with few offer
singS, and these at slightly lower prices.
Early in the session there was some
response on the part OF speculative
issues 70 the weakness in stocks. Ana
con6a Copper IS broke s points and
then rallied about points. ANDES
Copper IS were of a point Declines
Of u 10 a full point were made in the
miscellaneous industrisls SIS well as
in the local fractions. st. Paul ad-
justInentS sold down to 75i2 after
closing at IS.
z Some Turn About.
This was followed by a recovery in
nearly all Of these issues during which
the st. Paul adjustments. on very heavy
transactions, advanced ? points 70 the
highest price since they were listed.
There was an abrupt turn about in the
sE4zE NEt ANE Tic Ad4tGA LSAbNEAA 1AAA a AAA "a
Avenue bonds, with the Interborough
refunding SIS advancing TO IS and the
and Z per cent bonds recovering more
than their early losses.
There was very little change in the
foreign issues. The new Great Britain
As were down. as might have been ex-
pected Of q bond Of such small return,
and then rallied slightly. There were
fractional losses in French and German
issues and small gains in the Italians.
This weeks new offerings Of bonds
were the smallest since the early part
Of the year. Half OF the total Of $l24,-
oO0. coo vas represented in the aSso-
ciated gas and electric bonds which
were offered directly TO holders Of the
company's securities.
Evening star., 1928-04-20

Following is list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York Curb
Market today:
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star once

% Wssnsa WstTSn s qeSE VA. A. ossM "a OssM
Wess o & s !, pfd 197 ,, 1o7 191 ,,
" West Point Mfg. IA lag LA
l Wh Sew Ma de ri 8 Q q
4g Wire Wheel Cor. Cor. S35.1 35R - Z
Young sp. e. Wire ~ - ~
, g Young S & Wi pf an 4o3a 49h
Evening star., 1928-04-20
CABLES AND WEATHER
GIVE WHEAT SETBACK
Weakness at Liverpool and Rains
in Kansas Have Bearish Effect
on Chicago Prices.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press-
CHICAGO, April 20-Unexpected
weakness Of Liverpool quotation and
with rain in Kansas led to a sharp
early setback today for wheat values
here. General selling CT wheat took
place, and there was evident lack of
buying support. Opening at 1l2 TO
23s of. Chicago wheat rallied some
what, but subsequently dropped lower
than before. Corn and oats were also
weak. corn starting at 81 TO decline
and then keeping within their initial
range. Provisions tended upward.
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BOISE BOND ISSUE.

NEW YORK, April 20 tspeciaD A
new Issue Of si.000000 Boise Water
first mortgage 5M per cent
gold bonds, series A. maturing April
/, 1888. and priced al Dela, 10 yield over
Paul G Dodge a. Co, Inc, (Chieagol
and A. M. Lamport ~ Go,
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Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
MIscELT.ANEor!

Barber Ross Inc 614s % 9si1
Chestnut Farms Dairy 6lss., oo3,3 '..'.
n'rrs n Papsr ns Mts iso fs'' E ss',,.'' as o.
Pot, JOINT steck Id Bk s. 100 -.
sss Wsss eon. cons T2,h Ti,Ie sior'fe dor o. 100 i62
Wardman Park Hotel 5i9s... e7n $50.
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COMMONWEALTH EDISON.

CHICAGO. hprlj 10 m Quarterly
earnings ~ The Commonwealth Edison
e.. fol the quarter ending March 81
amounted " q glet income 0f 81, ,a3S ,bsz
tbs company reported to-day. For the
i2 asontfls ending March 81 net income
sdaaied Siasis l0a. with total operating
Aayega.Ae 81 s7a a,260,zze.
Evening star., 1928-04-20
Sales STANDARD OIL ISSUES AND FOR
IN units. MER SIDIARIES-STOCkS

100 Anglo Am OIL. 1913 10 10
200 All Lobos ..... ~ pa ga
$40 B,keye p L.. T5lz IS rs Il
1900 Cont Oil 80. 1874 1SIs 1854
so Cumberland PL n 1o1A 10i :. I0l :.
so Eureka p L. 76 16 76
1900 Humble OIL 4 r 6914 GA 6Sas
$50 Ill r L. ....... 20A 20 goa
4SoD Inter Pet Ltd 4ni4 30 40
600 Nat Transit -. 39I2 2gis 29h
Ln0u Ohio OH $50. IS til IS
600 Penn Mex Fuel. S0ts IS S01s
4500 Prairie O & G.. 5lIs 81 81 p
800 Prairie r 2l5 2i4A 2l5
2i00 South Penn O.. 50L Ials so
5000 Q ind. ~ .5sis .ssA
I400 O Ky. 132eS 13t = 1872 =
so s O Ohio .... G4% T4a 1+a,
100 Vacuum Oil -. 140 14Sss l49
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RUBBER UNCHANGED.

M YORK, April 20 Especially ,--v
CTlde rubber, smoked ribbed sheets. re-
n1ainsd unchanged g today's noon qln.-
tation Of TN. This compares With
an month ago and III year Ago.
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NEW RADIO CIRCUIT
SYSTEMDEvEL0PED
Engineers Told of Develop.
ment Permitting Full Re.
ception of Breakfasts.

NNEW YORK. January 10.-A new
radio circuit permitting reception OF
the full side bands Of a broadcast sig.
nal without loss Of selectivity was ex.
planned to the institute OF Radio En-
gineers Convention yesterday by its
inventor. DIR. Frederick X. yresla nd ,
radio and electrical engineer.
In telling Of his research work on
the receiver, DR.. VreeIand. who mas
contributed numerous inventions TO
the radio field, said that it's develop
ment was made possible by means Of
a hitherto undiscovered system Of
balanced reactances which is called
band selector inserted in the radio
frequency amplifier.'
DIR. Vreeland stated that the cir.
cult did not infringe on any existing
patents pertaining to radio frequency
amplification. Many Of his patent
claims have been allowed. indicating,
he said, that the circuit is funda-
mentally new.
THE hand selector II a very sim.
pie circuit" the inventor explained,
which has the remarkable property
Of balanced reactances at all fire.
quencies within A band Of 90 kilocvcles.
An ordinary tuned circuit has its re-
actances balanced at only one fire.
quency. The balanced reactances are
variable and are adjusted by means
Of an ordinary dial"
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LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1929
Scheduled
left cali letters kocycles on right
c.e.e--wrG Atlantic City--l.ioo


7:os--Diuner concert.
10 00--Auction bridge.
10 .30--Dance orchestra,
.ss.s-WRAI. Baltimcre-i.oS0
s:oo-stromberg- Carlson hour.
a:0o-WBA1. Ensemble.
10 :Q0---Dance music.
sOs.-WEEI Roston-6o0
s:oo-Seiherling Singers.
S:3o-pileIlms.
:00-EVeready hour.
10 :00--Auction bridge.
A6I 3-WNAC Rostou-6S0
S:So-Op'ry House Tonight.
S:30-Entertainers.
10 :o0-Dance orchestras.
sOe.s-wGR Bufralo-ee0
T:0o-~voters' service.
o:oo--Eveready hour.
10 :00-Auctlon bridge.
si5l-WMAK Bunalo-55O
a:30-old fashioned dance.
1I:l5--wMAk Follies.
s35i-wTIC Hsrttord-560
7:0o--Noters' service.
G:30--Trinity College dialogue.
:00--Seiherling Singers.
10 .00-Auction bridge.
4:e3-WOR Newark-.10
6:I5-Shelton Ensemble: speech pioneers.
5:3o-Dinner dance:
Sn0-Sessions Chimes.
S:15--.CamIlle."
a:0o--Choir Invisible.
10 :00-Listerine hour.
IL ,05---Premer Orchestra.
49I.5-NEAF New York--G10
6:O0-waldorf-A Orchestra.
G:o0--Eoters' service.
Sensational Musicalities.
: u0--Selberling Singers.
= 30-Air Weavers.
a:Oo-Everrady hour.
10 .utl--Auctlon bridge.
10 S0-Dance orchestra II u hoursls
454.3-WJZ New YOrk-660
6 oo-Hotel Manager Orchestra.
s:00--"lrish Settlers Jeanne Laval.
$ :0a--Stromherg Carlson hour.
9:00-The Coptinentals.
a.3o--Torrid Tots.
0:30-Mae Singh Rreen: Peter de Rose.
IL ;o0-Slumber music.
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Bridge Games Listed
For Broadcasting by
WRC Tonight

Hands for the eleventh Of the
series Of radio auction bridge
games TO be broadcast tonight
by WRC have been prepared ny
Walter r. Wyman OF Arlington.
Mass: r. r.. DenisOn Of Port.
land, Me-, and Milton G. Work
and Wilbur G. Whitehead. both
OF New York. They follow:
MIR. Wyman. "SOuth." the
dealer. holds: Spades. s. 5. 3;
Hearts, A. X, 10, 8, 2; Ola
monds, 6. 5: Clubs. j. 10, q.
Mr.. Work. West" holds:
Spades, q. 10. 6, 2; Hearts, q.
s; Diamonds, X, 9, 8, a; Clubs,
X, q, 6.
Mr.. DenisOn. "North," holds:
Spades, q; Hearts, 3, 6, 3: Dia.
% = A. O. . B. 2; Clubs A.
Mr.. Whitehead, east" holds:
Spades, a. X, }. Z, 4: Hearts.
}. !. 4; Diamonds, }. 10; Clubs,
7, 3, 2.
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companied by Elizabeth Gardner
Coombs.
ego pm.--Ed Callow in a TONY the
Barber" talk.
9:30.9A5 p.m.-'Bob" standish in
original ditties. with guitar accompani.
ment.
s45 p.m.-John. Paul Jones. bass,
accompanied by Margaret Bowie
Grant.
10 pm.--"Facts and Follie, Of the
Theater," by Colby Hartman.
1920 p.m.-Lee Cronican. mia
1880 p.m.-Isadio Movie Club. fea.
turing Earl and Bell, instrumentalists
and singers: Lewis and Dody. come
dams; Wesley Eddy, Eovelty enter.
tainer; Lee Cronican. pianist: Dorothy
Wilson Halbach. contralto: George T..
Anderson, tenor. and others,
11:30 p.m.-News flashes.
WRC-Radio Corporation Of Americ.
1855 Meters.)
$50 p.m.-Concert by Navy Band.
4:30 p.m.-Venetian Gondoliers.
$3.50 p.m.-F'rank Winegar's Orches.
ira.
6p.m.-Waldorf.A Astoria Orchestra.
$50 p.m.-Motion picture guide
6:35 p.m.-Waldorf.A Astoria Orches.
ira.
GAS p.m.-Talk by Emma Perley
Lincoln.
p.m.--National League of Women
Voters. Addresses by Senators Charles
Curtis OF Kansas and Joseph T. Robin.
son Of Arkansas.
1880 p.m.-Recital by George F.
Ross, pianist.
7:45 p.m.-National m1sicalities.
8pm.-Seiberling Singers.
$40 p.m.-Sealy Air Weavers.
9pm-Correct time.
9pm.-Eveready hour.
0p.m.-Auction bridge game.
1890 p.m.-Weather forecast.
1890 to IL GENERALIZATION and
| Spanish Village Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 am.--Tower health exercises.
Standardization morning deyo-
tons.
SIS a.m.-Parnassus Trio.
$40 to S45 a.m.-Cheerio.
a.m.--Dr. Royal S. Copeland hour.
II a.m.-Betty Croker Home Serv.
| ice Talk.
Ills a.m.-Radio Household Insti-
| tute.
1870 a.m.-George F. Ross, pia mist.
11:45 a.m.-NBC studio program.
1855 a.m.-Arlington time signals.
IL noon-Farm flashes.
1910 p.m.-Organ recital from the
Kit Studios.
p.m.-Lombardv Orchestra.
1870 to 2 p.m.-Astor Orchestra.
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S35. 4-WHO Des Molues---50O

5354-wHO Des Molues--o00 .-.
e:0o-seiberling Singers.
10:00-Auction bridge.
10:30--Dance music.
A4O.9-wCX.WJR Detroit-eS0
s:SS-strom i Carlson Orchestra.
10:00-Red Apple Club e hoursl.
3b2..-wwJ Detroit-So0
7:30-String. Pickers.
misunderstanding singers.
p:O0-Eveready hour.
1O:OO--Auction bridge.
4se.7-wBAP Fort worth-eoo
T:OO--Clippers.
0.OO--Varied program.
3si.:-WOs Jefferson City--S3o
SiS-Vocationa Radio School.
37Oe-WDAF Kansas City--S1O
7:OO--school of the Air.
S:OO-Seiberling Singers.
.OO-Eveready hour.
1O:OO---Aucti0n bridge.
cg3.0-WTMJ Milwaukee-1.O @O
7:OO--voters' service.
1O:00--AuCtion bridge.
IL :3O--Fr0lic.
4OS.2-WCCO Minneapolis.sf. faui--'fo
7.OO--National League Women voters.
9:OO-Evercady hour.
O:3O--Giibert & sullivan operas.
sOs.:-WOW Omaha'-o9O
S:O0--Singers.
9:O0-PopuIar old-time music.
1O:OO-AuctiOn bridge games.
ApO.1-WOAI San Antonio--80O
O:OO-Gebhardt Mexican Players.
545.l-KSD st. Louis-5SO
s:0O-Seiberling Singers.
:O0-Eveready hour.
:OO--Auction bridge.
3as.6-KvOO Tulsa-S6O
7:OO-Silsby's Red Peppers.
Misunderstanding Singers.
1O:3O-Armand Entertainers
34aS-WCBD Zion-S70
e:O0--Cornet Quartet vocal trio: organ
WESTERN.
3sc.9-KOA Denver-02O.
S:3O-Dinner concert
q :3O--Farm question box.
:30-Dance program.
A6S.a-KFI Los Anxeles--6t0.
10:3O--Popular ballads
lI:OO-N. b. C. program &c hoursl.
41s.4-KHs Los Angeles--7:O.
10;00-Police. fire department program.
336.9-KNX Los Angeles--S9O
1c:0O-Chinese Theater.
1:00a-Cocoanut Grove Orchestra.
3s4.4-KGO Oakland--7SO
1c:00-Retold tales.
l2:30a--N. B. c. program.
6OS.:-KLx Oakland-590
II :n0-Special program.
1::00-Dance program.
49I.5-KGW POrtland-610
H. 0-Auction bridge games.
~ :0O-Eveready hour.
45a.3-KFRC San FraneIsco-6s0
12:0O-Concert music.
:00a-Dance music f2 hours).
422.3-kPO san Francisco--s1O
a.3O--Organ; violin.
II :ll--S. Il. G. program.
IL :3O-Auction bridge games
3486-kJR Seattle-S60.
II :00-Two Pants Twins.
3:OO-Levienue Trio.
;00a-Dance music.
37O.a-KHQ Spokane-Sl0.
II :30--Auction bridge.
:00a-Retold tales.
. :O0a-Dancc music.
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ANSWERS $4,000 SUIT.

Mrs. Katie Wilson Greene, concert
promoter. and Emanuel Daniel. en-
ployed by her. have filed in the Dis
trict Supreme Court a demurrer TO the
suit for $4,000 damages brought
against them by Jacob c. Levy, a
patron. who claims to have been as
saulted by Daniel after the latter had
demanded that he show his ticket to
a performance at the Auditorium. The
defendants say a request from a door
man that a patron exhibit his ticket
does not constitute an assault, and as-
sert that that was all that Daniel did
on the occasion complained Of by
Levy. Attorney Edwin l.. Wilson ap-
pears for the defendants.
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WRHF-!American Br0adcasting Co.

Io~-.F NPIPTsJ.
p.m.-Popular program by George
SHADING and his Compassionate.
6:25 p.m.---Weekly theatrical review
by Harold Phillips.
6:35 to p.m.--Skadding' Congress
SIGNALS (continued).
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sion in the hope that there may come
a Qualification OF views"

! George doc" Rockwell, whose
name signifies uproarious mirth to
a nation wide vaudeville following,
will be the star of the Eveready Hour,
one of WRC's principal features to-
night. Rockwell has distinctive
| brand of humor that is best when
! spoofing the vagaries of pseudo med
! zeal men.
WRC also will introduce a new
! feature tonight. known as National
| Musicalities, which has been an at
traction on the WEAF chain for sew
eral months This program will be
presented by vocal and instrumental
| artists.
| The second of the series of Ma
| tional League of Women Voters pro-
grams to be broadcast by WRC at
| O'Clock will bring before the micro
| phone Senators Robinson Of Arkan-
sas, Democratic floor leader, and Cur
tbs. Republican floor leader. In addi-
ton. there will be talk by Charles
/ G.. Ross. Washington correspondent
for a St. Louis newspaper, on What
| Congress Is Doing"
| The Soldering Singers. who will be
heard at o'clock. will have Is their
guest soloist George A. Meader, Met
ropolitan Opera tenor. In the Time
| of Roses" will be the featured selec-
ton.
The Radio Movie Club. one OF
WMAL's leading musical attractions
| tonight, will present a group of vocal
and instrumental artists. including
Earl and Bell. Lee cronican and Dor
othy Wilson Halback, besides Lewis
and Dody, professional comedians.
| and several other artists.
| F. Edmond Boyer. tenor: Ed Call
low, originator of TONY the Barber"
| tonsorial talks: Jack Harris. popular
| songster, and John Paul Jones, bass.
| also will take part in WMALs pro-
gram. which will be continuous from
l7:15 to I1:i5 O'Clock.
George SHADING and his Congress
SIGNALS will give the fourth and con-
GLIDING concert of their present series
tonight at Station WRHF. This ag-
| gregation of musicians has been one
of WRHF's most popular attractions.
During a brief intermission In the
concert Harold Phillips. dramatic ed
itor and critic, will give his weekly
| radio review of current attractions
at the Washington theaters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10
Early Program Tomorrow.

10 a.m.--"Shall We Budget Our
Time?" by Betty Brewster.
1880 a.m.-SeXton musical.
IL to 1870 a.m.-Advertisers' half
hour Of music.
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city-at news stands, drug stores,
and candy stores they say the
same thing: Everyone wants
Ncstle's--they say it's creamier."
That is why Nestlt;s is a favorite
from Europe to Australia.
In Sc and loo bars Look for the clean
silvery wraPper-red.leuered for Plain Bars
-,bluc.lettercd for Almond Bars.
Nestle's Is made By Peter Caller Kehler Ssi~
Chocolates Co., Inc., E.iion. Neg York.
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Pointing out the comparatively
small number of errors in printed mat
ter. a printer says that it il possible
to make 2.759 ,022 errors by transposi-
tons alone in the sentence ito be or
not to be"
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WMAI-WashingtOn Radio Forum
t2ll8 MetprSI,

7:15 p.m.-News flashes.
7:S0 p.m.--Jack Harris In popular
songs. accompanied by Doris Myers
Wildman.
7:45 p.m.-"The Dairy Cow Be.
comes Big Business" by u. G.. Munk-
witZ, assistant professor of market
milk, University of Maryland.
p.m.-Dance program by Maurice
HarmOn's Mirador Orchestra.
3 p.m.-F. Edmond Bower. tenor, &C.
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No useless holes
in this battery

IN TIE ordinary cylindrical cell "B'' bat.
terry the holes beiween the cylinders are
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and breaking the connections. The Ev~ready
Layerbiit 'B'' Battery No. 40 IL the result vi
our search for method that would not only
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longest lasting Of ali Eyeresdy ''B'' Batteries.
The new fiat cell construction 10 exclusively
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-10

The airplane used by Sir Alan Cog
ham in his 20.00O-mile flight around
Africa Is the only all-metal flying boat
belonging TO Great Britain.
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Local Radio Entertainment
Tuesday, January 10, 1928
NAA-Washington Navy Yard t434.:
- Meters).

3:45 p.m.-Weather Bureau reports.
9:55 p.m.-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weather Bureau re-
ports.
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SELLING RESISTED
ON STOCK MARKET
Prices Work Slowly Higher in
Smaller Trading--GeneraI
Motors Leader.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.


Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 28.-TStill under
the handicap of the highest money IN
seven years, today's stock market re-
sisted all efforts to bring about liquida-
ton. 1t gave every evidence OF being
thoroughly sold out and in a position
to disregard an unfavoralbe credit
situation.
The renewal rate for money was 712
per cent another record since 1921.
After the rate was posted the market
was reported as indicating another adj
vance later in the day. The other side
of the picture was slight easing in
time rates.
The immediate future depends to
large extent on the amount of the loan
reduction shown in the Federal Re-
serve statement after the close today.
Judging from the course of prices the
falling off will be substantial 1t must
be kept in mind that any attempt to
resume the advance on the extravaganza
scale of month ago would meet with
further restrictive measures by the Fed
eral Reserve authorities.
The turnover today was smaller than
that of Yesterday. Prices worked
slowly higher. but there was more eau
ton in evidence. Initial transactions
were nearly at advances and until the
renewal rate came out the market
looked very strong In the latter trad
ing, however, the pace Slackened and
in parts of the list irregularity appeared.
General Motors was the leader In the
industrial section. Just below 185 1t
was up points. 1t was up over 3
points in day. contrasting with last
weeks low of 1895. A recovery of over
IL points seemed large, but the tape had
made bear operators timid. Stocks had
gone up in the face of high money so
impressively that short sellers were re-
luctant to put out any new lines.
There were a number OF special fea-
lures. One of them was Case Threshing
Machine, high price speciality. which
normally moves over wide range. At
$40 today it was up 80 points. Another
was Radio, with gain of between
and points, at 1871. These gains were
reduced substantially.
Two groups which were noticeably
steady were the oils and the coppers.
The oils were influenced favorably by
the temperature optimism as to the
outlook for the industry expressed by
the official publication of the Standard
Oil of New Jersey. AS for the copper
stocks confidence is expressed that more
dividend increases will come before the
year is over. Standard Oil of California
and Anaconda we're the leaders of their
respective classes.
Railroad stocks were dull and little
changed, although Delaware e. Hudson
came back sharply from the low of the
day before