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New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
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G:u0-Thc Air Juniors
 S:15-Thc Farmers Farmer 1:f5-DN Air Vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
2G1-NHAM, Rochcstcr-115O

2G1-NHAM, Rochcs;cr-115O &;l5-Navy vs. Notre Dame 5:3O-Dctailcd stock market re- ports G:2O-NcwscaSting G:30-Franl Skultcty and his or cheStra 7;Oo-Samo as WIZ Eastman school of music program S:&0-Tho Musicians from NEG studios 9:0O-Concert ensemble and mixed quartet 9.3o-The Blades from NBC studios 10;OO--Organ recital 11:U0-Amos n Andy from N}C studios 11;15--Frank Sl;ultcty and his or clcstrl l2:oo-Goycrnmcnt weather fore cast
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

The control room will be situated ! in the center box of the first tier, l directly before the orchestra and in | full view of it. The room will not 1 be a sound proof enclosure as is the usual practice.
 Before him on a regular portable | control dial the engineer will have | his dials and pointers. By these in strumcnts he will regulate the vol umc. Chatttcld will sit by the en- ginecr with q musical score and &d- vi3e him of the approach of soft l passages. loud blasts, CT sudden changes which might affect the broadcastinG instruments.
 %tokoWsl,i performs the triple role oi conductor, announcer and 1 continuity writer. William <. Lynch. NEG announcer and production di- rector, will introduce Harry NJ. | Necly, the Old Stager and regular master Of ceremonies in the Theater Memories programs.
 As the conductor and his crchcs- tra have never broadcast before, he must depend on the advice of NEG | engineers and production men.
 In addition to advising him as to the details of arranging instruments | they will experiment many hours with the miCrophonc and it's posi- ton. Hanson says that every effort will be made 10 transmit the at l mosphcrc of the large orchestra playing from the stage of the audi | torium. The single condenser mike will pick up the orchestra just as q | pair of human cars in the audience would receive the sound waves.
 Six complete symphonies will be performed during the winter for ra- i dio listeners by the NvGY symphony orchestra, it is announced today by l Walter Damcosch, who will resume i conducting at the Saturday evening | concert October F. These pro 1 grams will be broadcast over coa st to coast network of the NEG sys- tenn.
 The eminent maestro, who also i conducts the National orchestra, has | ttlI 'i l'lcIlS iOI lIl'' tiI ill' N lll- ter series. The first complete sym l phOny to be broadcast will be GIaz- onoW's Symphony No. 3, which is I scheduled for November IS. Dam rosch has selected for the five other symphonies Beethoven, Tschaikow- sky, Mozart. Brahms, and Haydn. | DamrOsch explains that he has re- 1 ceived a dclugo of requests for com plcte symphonies and he had reach- ed the conclusion that the musical intelligence of his radio audiences warrants this innovation.
 "I have rcfraincd from giving too | large doses of any one work, and in | cludcd only portions of symphonies in my programs he says, but now l am convinced that the radio lis tencr is eager and capable of enjoy ing the same musical fare as reglI- l lar concert hall audience"
 The WGY hour goes on the air
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05

over the WEAF network of the NEG system.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
GEORGE II. COLBY
HELEN COLBY

Superior Court. State of Connecticut ounty of Hartford. the 2nd day Of O. ,1t.r
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22G-NDRC, New HaNcn-l330 Silent
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
STUDE DRINKING
INQUIRY BEGUN


PORT ARTH u. Dec. 24-tR-
Sheriff w. w. Co. ugton -nnounc-
ed today that his office and fed
eral authorities had begun an In
vestigation into reports that liquor
was dispensed to high school stud
ents on board the special train en-
route from Port Arthur to Waco
for the footnall game here last
Saturday.
Several reports were that the
liquor was distributed among the
high school pupils in china con-
tainers fashioned as women Of the
crinoline days.
Around each dolls neck was q
ribbon or maroon and gold. Port
Arthur high sc.-ool'S colors, and
attached was a card with the sea-
sons greetings on one side while on
the other was the admonition:
Beat 'em Jackets at Waco, Dec
ember q, 1929"
Sheriff Covington announced he
would appear cfore the school
board to confer with school off,
ciaIs in an effort TO determine the
extent Of the liquor dispensers
activities.
The sheriff reported several per-
sons were under surveillance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24

NEW YORK. Dec. 24-tP-The
day OF l.0OO-passenger airplanes
propelled by rockets at least 5000
miles an hour was visioned today by
Fritz Won Opel. German auto manu-
facturer and authority on rocket
planes.
Won Opel who flew q rocket-prc-
PEELED plane In Germany last Oc-
tcber q distance OF q mile In 75 SEC
onds, said he expected TO see the
5,OO0-mIle an hour airplane I'm cper-
alton within the next generation
and possibly within the next decade.
The S0-year-old inventor arrived
from Germany yesterday on the
liner Columbus accompanied by his
bride or two months. She also Is
q pilot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
BULLET MARKS
INDICT SLAYER
Chicago Jury Holds Fred
Burke Guilty Of
Massacre

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-P-Fred
Burke today was labeled a particI-
pant in the st. Valentines day
massacre Of seven Moran gangsters,
A new science to cope with the
cunning OF crime-Ballistics, the
fingerprints Of bullets-was used BY
Col. Calvin, expert. to present evI-
dence to a coronor's jury that I'M
mediately brought q murder charge
against Burke.
Magnifted many times the
grooves and markings Of bullets that
raked at least two Of the maSSacred
gangSters were shown IA the analy-
sis Of Ballistics to be identical with
bullets fired from q machine gun
found In the arsenal at Burke's st
Joseph, Mich, hideaway.
Then the jurors-selected foE
their prominence In civic affairs
saw for themselves through the
microscope: they saw both sets Of
bullets Illuminated by the new
science; and the evidence to them
was adjudged conclusive proof that
Burke was q participant in the mas
sacre.
Before this, witnesses had identi-
fled photographs Of Burke as the
man dressed as a policeman who
left the front door OF the garage
in which the gangsters were lined
against the wall and slain. This
nan was carrying a machine gun
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
THREE OTHERS LOST IN
alaska

NOME, AL .ka. Dec. 24-tF-
Names of three more men were add
cd today to ne lis OF filters miss
ing In frozen IBERIA, across Bering
Strait from here.
Phil Graham, pilot. and two pas
sengers, r. B. Julian and w. B,
Miller. left IN Alaska mainland
last Tuesday on q flight to Eleph-
ant Point, Siberia. Nothing has
been heard from them since.
Frank Dorbrandt and mechanic
Pope. who have been participating
in attempts 20 fly TO Eielson's res
cue, took off from Teller 10 search
for Graham. Julian and Miller.
Forced Back by Fog
Heavy fog over most Of the reg
ion forced pilot Ed Houng 70 re-
turn 10 Teller after making a Sec
ond attempt 70 carry gasoline sup
plies 20 two fliers operating from
the icebound shin Nanuk on the
Siberian coast in the hunt for
Eielson and Bo-land.
Harold Gillian and Joe Crosson,
who are making the Nanuk their
base, were reported TO have taken
off from the hip yesterday and
70 have returned without finding
a trace Of either Ellison or Borland
or their plane.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
SOVIET ASKED
TO SEEK LOST
u. 5. AIR men
z Navy Fliers Lost On
Bleak Coast Of
Siberia

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-tR-
The American government has APP
pealed unofficially. but directly. to
the Soviet government Of Russia
10 rescue two American aviators,
Lieut.. Ben Eielson and Earl Borl-
and, who disappeared off the bleak
Siberian coast six weeks ago while
flying 10 the icebound fur ship
The Nanook."
The Soviet, whose i~cebreakers
smashed their way through the
Arctic ice 10 rescue members OF the
crew OF the Italia" two years ago
IN one OF the ,1rilling chapters OF
Northland history was asked by sec
rotary Wilbur through the Soviet
news agency to send rescue parties
from two ships It has In the vici-
nifty.
The Interior Department head,
whose action followed an urgent
appeal from Tilhjarmar Stefans-
son, famous Arctic explorer, also
aAA1eA QkAGA EQNE4AA04 AIMS
ka to appeal directly to the ice
breakers "Lipke" and "Stavropol,"
ships in the vicinity where Eielson
and his mechanic were last seen.
The state department, informed
OF the proposal TO appeal directly
TO the ships, made no objections,
nor did It make a decision on the
message sent directly TO Moscow,
since secretary Wilbur did not sub
NIT IL for a ruling.
EieIson and Borland had q months
rations apiece when the took off
from Fairbanks for the North Cape
where the Nanook Is held In the
ice. The plane was reported from
two Russian villages sixty or sew
enty miles east Of the fur ship. but
IL never landed ear the vessel.
Three planes .uipped Tor such
flights were one by one smashed
as d ey attempted to 90 the rescue,
due TO heavy cargoes OF gasoline
and heavy weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
BETHLEHEM HAS
Prayers Of Thanks Offered
For End Oh Religious
Hostilities

BETHLEHEM. Dec. "a R -
Church fathers today solenrly
made preparations for the eelebra-
ton Of Christmas day, thankful
that disorders which o few weeks
ago left a bloody stain over the Ho'-
Land had ceased.
The Latin Patriarch. accompanied
by his clergy and escorted by
mounted police came % Bethlehem,
The trip was made by motor. a
great change from the oiden days
when the Patriarch preceded his
prelates on q charger. In medieval
days the Patriarch's retinue was an
imposing affair with knights. pill
Trims and religious and lay digni-
tarieS.
Tonight the Patriarch with his
suite and conversation win pro-
coed 10 the old Franciscan con-
vent. north OF the church Of the
~~ativitv. for the midni9ht mass
The Anglicans viii intone theiI
christmas HYMNS lust onDnsite IL
The Greek convent adjoining the
~hr-ch on the southern side.
No services were held tndav v
.~e a0e-nld sanctuary above -
~-ntta where Christ was born. R"'-
catholics END An"''raris are ha~-eS
s-nrn wn-shi~~in0 there On Ch~'sf-
--aS ave. Thfs ts the r~fvite~A ~
----a% ~ vas-nAa~S ~ ira T-a-~-
~-A-.-l~~ rhrr~~h wr~n have C-~-+N-
- A--Is~an hirhnr tha r~@ re r.
-----nt, but not OF the church t.
--sf.
N-1v ere G-sssa - th@ hs-tA v~sv
- vi-staS nv tie ratA~it~s d's-ar~
aLa rnsdrl~l-I rraes prA nc ~ civ~-
-.Nr-nrk tha D-e~ia~rh. with thf
-~--+r-aro4t~4 F~Ht~--t~C Rim. will 70
-~~-I a. +t,a r-rttn rsha~a Ne VII
-@ad the r%-f~t~~e< message.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24

Harris criticism followed Nc
Cormick's assertions that the in
vasion and search of private dwell
ingS without ants was ar out
standing evil OF present prohibition
enforcement.
In a formal statement, Harris
declared "the prohibition forces Of
the country VIII be greatly dis
turbed II the president does not re-
move this man who has encouraged
anti-prohibitionists as well as vio-
lators Of the law"
Harris, a democrat and an out
spoken dry, is the author OF a
resolution calling upon President
Hoover to obtain for transmittal
to congress a preliminary report on
the work Of the commission. SEN
ator Glass, democrat. Virginia. has
Joined him in opposing the appro-
priation OF any more funds for the
maintenance Of the commission I'M
til a report IS received
Glass. however. does not share
his view regarding Mccormick.
He said in Lynchburg, Virginia, last
night, that IL was not his idea" that
the commission was appointed to
find out something that would
please any particular group In con-
gress, but was appo'Sted to ascer-
tain the facts regardless Of the con-
clusion the facts might signify"
Borah of Idaho. and Jones OF
Washington, both republican drys,
we're interested in Judge McCor-
mick's views but would make no
comment. Jones plans an early in
terview with members Of the COM
mission to lay before them q re-
quest for an early report.
In addition TO his remarks re-
garding search Of homes and "third
degree methods Judge Mccormick
also criticized governmental pro-
cedure and asserted the machinery
OF the law was Anticipated and In
need OF more up-to-date processes,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
Hoover To Eat
Wild Turkey

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-lR-
President Hoover will eat his fav-
orite fowl-wild turkey-on Christ
mas day.
Knowing Mr.. Hoover's taste for
this bird. Lawren Richey, one of
the Presidents secretaries, went
into the Virginia woods over the
weekend and shot two fine speci-
mems.
One Of the birds weighs twenty
pounds. the other. nineteen. Both
will be roasted IN the White House
kitchen and will grace the presid-
entail dining table, Wednesday eT-
ening.
The President had wild turkey
for Thanksgiving, being presented
with a gohbler by postmaster Moon
ey Of Washington.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
McAllen Club Hosts
To Over 200 Visitors

McALLEN, Dec. a. More than
400 visitors in the City of McAllen
during the past 80 days have anus
ed themselves lille here at the
McAllen Visitors Club. establish
ed about four weeks ago by the
McAllen Chamber : Commerce. ac-
cording to q checkup made by
Secretary Whit Rogers.
Up TO Saturday, December n.
go visitors had registered at the
club, which is under the direction
Of Mrs. Marie Warren. hostess. This
number Is q r'nimum as many
have visited til club who failed
20 register. Twenty-Five states are
represented In the registrations.
Greece Is the first foreign country
to appear on the club register. two
persons from that country having
enjoyed themselves recently while
here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
BedteHous, Yanked
Into Court to Pay IS Fines

There Is" said Kaaen and Lin
quist. mo law against keeping cleani
and there Is no law against snoring"
Your acquaintance with the star
utes Is excellent" said Judge Lu5-
ter. but there is law against dis
turbing the peace. and the price VIII
be S. and costs. Furthermore. ! ap-
point each OF you guardian fer the
other. When one hears the other
snoring. he shall punch him In such
q manner as To cause said snoring
to come 10 O sudden termination.
And don't take 80 long TO battle,
either"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
Queen Theater Opens
On Christmas Day

Everything was In readiness
Tuesday afternoon for the open
Ing Of the Queen theater on Christ
mas day. The feature picture On
the opening day will be Hot Stuff
with Alice White.
The theater was overhauled thor
oughly several months ago, a short
time before II was closed, and has
Just been gone over again by Pub
Tx engineers. The Texas theater
is to be closed.
Leading silent pictures produced
during the last few months have
been booked for showing at the
Queen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24

CHICAGO. Dec. 24-tP1-For snor-
ing. two fellows by the name OF Da-
vid Kaaen and Walter Linquist were
fined SIS each and costs.
There Is no law against snoring,
but Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur May felt
there should be. Night after night,
said they, their slumbers were al
rested by loud snoring. At last they
had Kaaen and Linquist called be-
fore Judge Max Luster.
Another thing, the Mays said, was
that the men took 90 much time II
the bathroom no one else got q
chance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
Human Head Found
By Girl Scouts

DALLAS. Tex, Dec. 24-tPl-The
sheriff's department today was in
vestigating the finding of a human
head on the Dave Hopkins farm,
near Duncanville, Dallas county.
Because OF long exposure officers
were unable TO determine the IA
tionality OF the man from whose
body the head had been removed.
No other bones were found. Girl
Scouts found the head while on a
hike and reported the discovery 10
Sheriff Hal Hood. He ordered the
head brought here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
FARMER SHOT

JAY, Okla, Dec. 24-P-Wirt
Hastings. nephew OF congressman w,
w. Hastings OF Tahlequah. was
sought today for the killing last
night OF Charles Geayrock, neigh
boring farmer. in the Hastings home
southeast OF Bernice.
Sheriff Frank Cockrell said he had
advised that Hastings would SUI
render today or tomorrow. Hastings
was reported TO have gone TO Tab
iequah 10 confer with his uncle.
Geayrock went to the Hastings
farm, the sheriff said, nc the &c
quest OF Mrs. Hastings. who had ap-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
Doctors To Examine
Pantapes' Health

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 24-UF-DS-
riot attorney Buron Fits announced
ebay ne would appoint three ply
-icians 70 examine Alexander T..
7antages. vaudeville magnate con-
victed Of a~ssaulting Eunice Prtngle-
coed dancer. and report the con-
dition OF his health 10 Judge Cherries
Fricke Thursday at o hearir on
the multi-millicnaire's petition for
release on bond pending decision On
hts appeal. W
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24

peared at the Geayrock home 10 ask
help In doing something with her
husband. who. she said. was in
toxacated. Geayrock walked into the
Hastings home. according 20 the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
Special Readings
At Tourists Party

Readings viii be given tonight by
Evaline Yates and Alice Warden at
the weekly entertainment by the
Tourist Club In cha.lber OF COM
merce offices, Mrs. Ada Nolan May
er. hostess. sei7 this afternoon.
Bridge and other games will be
provided for ali visitors who come
to the meeting. tn hostess said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24

LONDON C1 Foreign tourists
visiting Great Fritain In the first
nine months OF 1929 totalled 20g.-
900 an increase or six per cent over
the same period l 1928. The Travel
Association OF Great Britain said
the figures exclude business visi-
tors. seamen and passengers in
transit to other countries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24

sheriff. sat down in a chair and wah
shot by Hastings as the latter en-
tered from another room with a
shotgun. No words had passed be-
tween them.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
Globe Trotters Here

Some OF the most "~far-flung"
travellers to register at the Tourist
club recently are Mr.. a. Mrs. VIII
liam "A. Bailey. Pittsburgh. who
have covered 5000 miles In the
past two years, according TO Mrs.
Ada Nolan MAYER. hostess.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
CA. O'Keefe Dies

FORT WORTH. Dec. 24.-tP-C.
A. O'Keef. n. former west Texas
cattleman and for "a years a resi-
dent OF Fort Worth, died at his
home here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
Dry Senator'S Ire Stirred
Resignation of Member of Law Enforcement
Board Demanded BY Solons

WASHINGTON, Dec 24-VR-Senator Harris Of Georgia. who oppos-
ed the policy Of closed sessions adopted BY the Hoover law enforce
ment commission has demanded removal Of one Of the few members Of
that agency TO reveal some OF the results OF its deliberations
Judge Paul T. Mccormick. the Georgian contends l. such a partisan
against the prohibition enforcement law that. however honest he may
be be is untitled 70 hold office on the commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
CHICAGO WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 24-Hl-Argen-
tina acted SIS Santa Claus for the
wheat trade today. with an official
crop estimate which instantly added
5N a bushel 70 wheat prices here.
Opening - to 81 up. Chicago
wheat afterward continued TO hover
around the initial top level. Corn.
oats and provisions were also strong.
{ with corn Ia to &c higher, and sub
! s~eauently showing but little reaction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
City Briefs

management, Will give NeSt46 CA-
culine permanent wave with test
curl for $3.50. Ideal special per-
manent wave. for $500. Expert fin
ger waving and m~anicuring. Mrs
Matte Younkman, Manager.-Adv
Buy Tsat Underwood Portable
from an authorized dealer and be
assured OF expert service when
needed. fIargrove Stationery d
Book Store, Brownsville, and On
derwood Typewriter Co, Harlingen
are the only authorized Underwood
Portable dealers IN the Valley. Tn
derwood Typewriter company. lis
So. First St, Harlingen, Texas
phone 2a5. adv. y
Dance Wednesday night at Mar
tinez Green and Gold Room, Vic-
toria Heights. Music by the Brake
Down Five. Adv.
Returns Home.-Geo. @. Good
rich. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. X
Goodrich, has returned home from
San Antonio for the Christmas holi-
DAYS. Goodrich is having a lee
which was injured IN an automo-
bile crash seven months ago treat
ed in San Antonio.
Home For Holidays. O. Philen
left Monday evening for Hearne, &c
spend the holidays with his pa
rents.
Due Here.-Capt. j. r. Lucey
Dallas capitalist, was due TO arrive
here Tuesday by rail to confer WITT
local business men.
wishing all our Patients anc
Friends who have made our sue
cess possible a Very Merry Christ
mas. Drs. Anderson & Anderson
Chiropractors. 243 Elizabeth st
Adv.
The Valley Business College ex-
tends greetings and wishes 70 al
~ its patrons and friends for
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. Remember. we enroll stu
dents on any school day. For tur.
.ther information address e. W
N~oo.hart PRESIDENT. adv
Baked Turkey Dinner-and 81
trimmings, Christmas 75c. Anthony
Waffle shop. SIT Twelfth o. Aav
$4,000 In cash discounts Offered
TO the first twenty 1880 students
enrolling in the Valley Business
college. Save $500 by enrolling
Al one Of these first twenty, ethel
day or night school. Phone ia u
see President Moothart for particu'
lars. Adv.
See The wonderful display OF Por.
table Typewriters, In sg kinds O
coIors-different makes-in tnt
windows OF "Brownsville'S Type
writer House" Davenport Type
v-riter Exchange). Instant. exper'
free service. 11i2 Elizabeth ~
Phone HOS. Adv.
Act Quickly: This is the last ia,
In brv that portable Typewriter fol
Christmas present. Sc our WONDER,
ful window Display Of difierenl
makes in all latest colors. YOU
take no chances when YOU buv IRON
NJ. Expert. instant free service q
what we sell YOU. You an buy \
monthly payments. You don't mis-
.he money. Davenport Tvr-r-rite'
r~ehanre' Bro~vsville'S Tvre,
writer H~use.l Phone 1lOo-lll'
elizabeth st. Adv.
Baked Trvkev Dir~er-ard al
.-lmrnirgs. Chvs~t~-es TSc. Anthonv
Waffle shop, SIT Twelfth st. Adv
visitors I'm the citv who are sDend
ing the Christmas holiday here in
rlude MIR. snd Mrs. Frank Becker
Green Bay. wis.
They registered with the Tours
club hostess. Mrs. Ada Nolan Mayer
e. A. O'Keefe Dies
FORT WORTH. Dec. 24-tp-C
A 0Keef IT former west Tcxa'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-24
MARKETS
STOCKS IRREGULAR

NEW YORK. Dec. 24-P-Stock
prices moved irregularly higher at
the opening Of today's market when
good buying support developed for
some Of the industrial leaders. Cen
eral Electric showed an initial gain
OF % points. y. s. steel common adj
vanced 2 and American can and In
ternational Telephone III each. An
aconda copper. which sank to a new
low level for the year yesterday.
opened with a block and Warner
Brothers pictures dropped is and
is points respectively.