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The Washington times., 1929-06-21
Wise Selection Makes Sound
Security
6ecurlfy

Where wise judgment exercised in selecting property
capable producing ample income when adapted to feeah
demand and where care is taken to select location which will
appreciate in value due to the operation OF the economic laws
relating to the growth of large cities fundamentally sound
security is obtained
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-19
Legal Notices

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for The construction Of certain
Bridges on state Highways viii be re-
Ceived nv me Director OF the Indiana
state Highway Commission at his ONCE
in the Statehouse Annex in indianapolis
posals viii be publicly opened anq 5eso,
These bridges are further desorloeu dS
CO covntv-One bridge on Road 24-G
over PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, consisting OF
four spans Of 37'-6M' each, and approx
mately 0.25 mile approach grading zap
proyfmateIv "a 900 cubic VardSl.
Davies County-One 80 bridge on
Decatur County-Two bridges On Road
&c, consisting Of one bridge OF 81 span
and one bridge of three spans OF 90 each.
Delaware County-One So bridge on
70 Fountai9 County-Extension consisting
Of two spans Of 175' each 70 present
bridge over Wabash River west OF COY
iugton on Road 34-B, and approximately
O25 mile approach grading (approxl-
mately &c 900 cubic Yards.
Franklin County-Two bridges on ROAD
SIC, consisting Of one So bridge, and
oi Gibson 5S 0tc5 ooaaTnty-Three bridges on Road
SOB. consisting of one bridge OF 40
span, one bridge Of so span, and one
% Greene Cf5 Co U bridge on Road
sac over Illinois Central Railroad, con-
sisting Of TWO spans Of a. each. one span
approximately 026 mile approach grading
approximately So 900 cubic yardsl.
Jay County-One 40 bridge on Road
Kosciusko county-One So bridge on
Pulaski County-Two bridges on Road
43-0, consisting of one 30 bridge and one
RIPLEY County-one 80 bridge on
Spencer County-Approximately o45
miles approach grading for Honey Greek
bridge on Road Asa approximately a.
Tippecanoe County-Two bridges on
Road AK, consisting Of one 40 bridge
and one 1874 bridge.
43-M, consisting of two bridges each OF
go span. and one bridge of 70 span, and
one So bridge on Road 43-N
Whitley County-FiVe bridges on Road
go. consisting OF one 10 bridge, one 16,
bridge, one Sc bridge. one So bridge and
approximately 025 mile approach grading
approximately $500 cubic yards and one
The plans and specifications may be
examined at the office OF the State High
way Commission, Statehouse Annex, IN
dianapOlis, or copies thereof Will be for
warded upon payment to the Director OF
nominal charge. No refund will be
Proposals must be made upon standard
forms Of the Indiana State Highway
Commission, which will be supplied upon
Each bidder. with his proposal, shall
file a corporate surety bond payable TO
the State OF Indiana in the penal sum
Of at least one and one-half Gl2l times
the amount of his proposal, with good
the Director SUCH BOND SHALL BE
ONLY IN THE FORM PRESCRIBED BY
Law AND SHALL BE EXECUTED ON
THE FORM BOUND IN THE PROPOSAL.
Some of these structures will be
awarded in groups of two or more struc
lures. Further information regarding the
work contemplated, the method of letting
and price Of plans, will be furnished upon
request.
The right IS reserved by the Director
to reject any or all bids or to award on
any stated combination of bids that is in
his Judgment most advantageous to the
State of Indiana.
INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COM
MISSION,
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SENTENCE IS SUSPENDED
James Latta and Arthur Wingo
Freed in Court.

James Latta, 26, Of 318 East North
street. arrested on West Sixteenth
street near the Emrichsville bridge
early today. was fined SO and costs
and given a suspended thirty-days
Jail sentence in municipal court on
a drunk charge.
Arthur Wingo. %. Of $40 South
avenue. whose automobile
struck Miss Ollie Lewis, 81, OF 5l8
East Thirty-hrst street, at Central
avenue and Thirty-hrst street June
Is. was fined SIS in municipal court
Thursday for driving with defective
brake
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-19
TheGtv
i'm Brief

Frank GOsch. ~, of 1899 West
Michigan street, was recovering to-
Gay from two fractured ribs and
other injuries received when he fell
five feet into an elevator pit Thurs
day in the Consolidated building,
where he is janitor
The Waterman family reunion
will be held Sunday, July IS, in
Moeller's grove, near Five Points,
seven miles southeast Of Indian
epoliS.
Voluntary bankruptcy petition
has been fled in federal court by
William L. Howard, Muncie contrac-
tor and laborer. listing 1888 la
biIlties and S1,213 assets.
Playing baseball in Military park
Thursday afternoon. Robert Rhude,
7. Of 234 Blake street, was struck
on the nose by a bat. The injury
was treated at city hospital.
ne dInudI JOINT picnic OF bToau
Ripple lodge No. 643, F. and 4. NJ;
Royal Arch chapter No. 146. and
Broad Ripple chapter No. SIS. o.
Z s., will be held Saturday after
noon at Northern Woods.
Glasses in insurance agent train
ing will be conducted all next week
al the Y. NJ. c. A. by Joel T. Tray
Tor and r. o. Woods Of the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
DR.. c. E. Ashcraft. dean and pro-
fessor of religious education. Bone
brake Theological seminary. Dayton.
o.. will address delegates TO the
northwest district leadership train
ing school and conference for young
people Sunday morning at the KEEP
hart Memorial auditorium, Indiana
Central college.
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Two bedrooms and sleeping porch; long
living room hardwood floors, large
Kitchen, nice basement hot water heat,
instantaneous heater garage; east front;
price only $4,000, easy. terms. Mr.. KEEL
Ter; evenings. He. 1910.
Schmidt & Smith, Inc, Realtors
12o NJ Delaware ST Ri 6367
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Death Notices

CANGANY. WILLIAM beloved husband
OF Mabel Howard Csngany. passed away
IInursGayi July 49, Place ana time q
FINN BIOS. FUNERAL HOME. ia. 1885.
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Houses and Flats Furnished

ASHLAND AVE. 2234-Wanted young lady
to share home-like apt. He. 2507.
BEVILLE. N. 829-Nice furnished fat,
mod. Protestant. adults; $3.50. Oh. 1881.
CENTRAL, 2215-Room for one or two,
good meals; laundry. He. 1920.
ILL, N, 43l; APT. IS cool rms, vic
trola, overstutfed constant hot water.
NEW JERSEY. N, lII2-LoVely 4.-room
duplex, nicely furnished; garage optional.
NORTH-Lady will share nice home with
couple or adults. Ia. 1314-J.
RILEY, N, 427-3-room apt; private;
adults furnished, except linens. Ir. 1493-W
TALBOT AVE, N, 24O2-Upper duplex;
rooms; 2 bedrooms; Sl2 week. Ia. OBI.
TALBOT, 2241-Lovely roms, bath,
private. newly furnished. Ha. 2923-W.
WALNUT, E., 115-3 rms, bath; everything
furn.; $50. See housekeeper in basement.
I6TH-4-room house; 2 bedrooms: garage:
private entrance; ADULTS. Oh. 2847-J.
3IST. W, 1117-8 rooms modern; every
thing furnished; yard; garden. Ia. 1856.
MODERN BROOM HOME-Will share all
privileges with couple. Dr. 2459-J
MODERN-3 rooms and bath; private en-
trance: adults. Ia. 1912.
RMs.-Modern, furnished apt. east;
private; owner leaving city; $40 wk.
Ii 403l
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1026 GOODLET AWE.

Beautiful new 6-rm. house; long living
room dining room, kitchen with built in
floor. Z large bedrooms and bath, hard
wood floors soft water, Holland furnace,
full basement. laundry trays, double ga
rage, beautiful shades, shrubbery. See
1583-R.
1926 GOODLET AVE.-Beautiful new 6-rm.
house, long living room, dining room,
kitchen with built in cabinet. breakfast
rooms and bath, hardwood floors, soft
water. Holland furnace, full basement;
laundry trays, double garage; beautiful
MRS. STEVENS. Be. 15G3R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-19
Monuments & Cemetery Lots
Funeral Directors

QUALITY MONUMENTS markers for
less. Indianapolis Granite Co.. AZ at Fall
Greek. Hu. 1922, n. :. cor. Playground.
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Miscellaneous Wanted

WANTED-l0 carloads OF furniture I'm
mediately: best prices. Cau Ri. 20l9.
MR.. PIERCE.
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Funeral Directors

Funeral Directors
FINN BROS.
FUNERAL home.
1888 N MERTDIAN. Ia. 1886
George Grinsteiner
Funeral diFeof0 klley 1914 ''' E. Market
F. JOHN HERMANN. .-
FOL N. New jersey. RI. 6778. RI. 6827.
UNDERTAKES.
HISEY 81 TITUS.
s3i N. Delaware. Ii 1921
"a REAL HOME FOR SERVICE"
L. 1903. 1918 n Alabama.
VALID
1922 Union st. 1919 N. Illinois St.
c. WnsON-FuneTaI Darlors; ambulance
service and modern automotive equip
ment nr 032l and DR. 1922
Business Announcements
BATHRooM-Complete $40; plumbing and
heating installed Reas Ia 4057
CEMENT WORK
Of All Kinds
SCHWERT BROS.
40 Years Experience
Private and city work.
$50 w. both. IA 2943
FEATHERS Bought sclu ana renovated,
feather mattresses. pillows made 70 oIqeI
F.. Burke. 4l6 Mass Ave. Ri. 6695.
GRAVEL-Asphalt; roofs; applied and re-
1oired DOYLE HEATING co. Ii. 7Z1U.
HOUSE PAINTING-Interior decorating:
Immediate service; reference. Ia. 5572.
PAINTING-Interior and exterior; best
mate. and wkmnship. ONeal. DR.. 2884-M.
hanging; cleaning OF all
kinds; painting Jones, IA: 1101-M.
WHY PAY MORE
Ir 2415. Oh. 20o4.
PAPER HANGING
Call after p. m. Ii. 9716
PAPER HANGING-Painting; -, estimate
free. Call Acton for action. Oh. 1922.
PAPER FURN.-Hung, 81 up; good work;
quick service. Lii 9l45.
PAPER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and painting;
high-class work. Oh. 05l2.
WALL PAPER removed by steam. My steam
line covers the city. On. 1898
RUGS CLEANED-9xI2, $3.50. Call for
del: lO-da- spec. Kemer Rug Co. Oh. 1886.
WALL PAPER-Removed by steam, save
time and money, TANNER. Ri. 1912.
JIMMIE CARDELLA-Moving into. 928 n.
Penn. Towing and general repair work:
"a hour service. Ii. $500
WE BUTLD-New houses, garages. Repair,
remodel old ones For plans. terms call
i. L. NOEL. Ii. ABB. lao Park.
c. h MALONE-Transfer, hauling, grading
and sodding. Oh. 51l4.
Ed C. Nelson. 1920 North Alabama.
Lost and Found
containing over 500
for 9O1 S Meridian. Liberal reward. Re-
turn to Clifford Gorsuch. Plaza Hotel:
BOSTON TERRIER-Brown and white,
long ears; name Jack; reward. Dr. $3.50.
1898 Newton Ave.
FRATERNITY PIN-Alpha Chi Omega; in
itials M L. c. HUI $3.50 or Ri. 1924. Re.
LADY who took umbrella Y. w. c. A lobby
by mistake. Return Indpls. Times. NO
questions
RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND-White and tan;
name zaro and GEners re edq VS. on col
TRAVELLING BAG LOST-Brown, contain
ing lady's Wearg apparel; name Mrs Alice
Birly. 5640 Haverford Ave. Rev. Hu. 1923:
Special Notices
REDUCING rapidly. safely. amazing re-
suits; relief for rheumatism; neuritis,
diabetes, hay and rose fever, kidney trou-
BILE high blood pressure, all blood troubles.
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. $50 E. Ohio
St. Room 3o3. Castle Hall. Ii. 5000.
USED BRICKS GIVEN
AWAY
CAL LBE. 1927
ENDICOTT- OHNSON-Shoes, work clothes
and gloves 116 Virginia. Cut prices.
Instructions
TUTOR-WisheS very backward mental
student to teach privately. Oh. 5128-W.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-19
Cottages and Resorts
Houses for Sale

LAKE WEBSTER cottages; 4 rs; Its. gas;
cottage for Wk.-ends. 1913 Park. Ri. 4208.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Situations Wanted Female

WANT WASHtNGS-Brought to house.
s5S Buchanan; list class. Dr. ozLI-M.
LAUNDRY TO BRING HOME; WORK
GUARANTEED. He. 1898.
LAUNDRY-Soft water; Al reference; rea-
sonble. Ia. 1888.
BUTLER sTUDENT-Will care for chill
dren. afternoons and evenings. Hu. 4I8o:
LAUNDRY-Soft water. work done reas.;
best ref. Oh. oI53.
LAUNDRY to bring home; large or small;
experienced; colored. Oh. 705S-R.
HALLIDAY WORK-By week; experienced
colored girl. Ii. 2o89.
WANTED-Washings to do by expert white
lady; soft water. Hu. 4033.
2 NEAT COLORED GIRLS-Want dish
washing; reference. Ia. 1928.
NEAT colored girl; dependable; maid or
waitress. hotel experience: Dr.. 04l2.
REFINED COLORED GIRL-Will care for
children Ref. DR.. 1913.
sEWORK-Laundry, by day; reason
able. Ha. 05l7R.
DENTIST ASSISTANT yrs. exp. ethics,
labatory and exray. Ii 1856.
NEAT reliable colored girl, wants maid
work. six days; reference. L. 1921.
CHAMBER MAID : Neat. experienced,
colored girl Dr. 27l9.
EKEEPER-Familiar with all kinds
Of work; lover of children. wa. 0595.
COLORED NAID-Gen. housework, or care
for children. Ret. He. 1889.
WILL TEACH-You to drive year car; ex-
perienced. Miss Miller. He 348l.
LADY wants position as housekeeper, fun
charge. 1-J Is. -.-ooll4l--e 49,.
LAUNDRESS- Exp. soft water. call for
and deliver Oh. 6344.
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BARGAIN

A large 5-room house in walking dis
lance of town, shops, factories, car barns.
etc. Has lights. city water, sidewalks,
good street. Save car fare. Stop pay
ing rent $50 cash start you. balance very
easy MR.. WEESNER, Ii. 1920, evenings
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Rooms for Rent


AVERY. APT. 2, 452 E walnut-Down-
town.; lovely rm; priv fam; lrg fri pch:
BROADWAY, 2528-Large airy nm. reason
BROADWAY, 1947-Nice, cool room; mod
ern; home privileges. He. 2648.
BRYRAM, 3834-Nice sleeping rms, board
opt. Wa. 1905.
CENTRAL. 2325-Large front rm.. twin
beds. spacious closets, priv. home. He. 1881
front, 2-rm. suite, bus line: reas.
DIVISION, 1912 newly dec, sleep. rms;
twins beds. Be. 1855.
EAST, n. 7I8-NICE. COOL. FRONT RN,,
MODERN; HOT WATER. RI. 1853.
HARBOUR HOTEL
Cool modern nc rms typ S T1STT; oatn'
HOOSIER INN. 44O MASS-NICE, CLEAN,
COOL. MOD. RMS. REASONABLE:
JEFFERSON. N, 1041-Nice front rm.;
strictly modern. Oh. 1886.
NEW JERSEY, lI04-Nice, cool rm., mod.
Ii. 27oG.
OHIO HOTEL, 1867 E. OHIO-Clean, cool,
close lose to oN' car lines and bus. wa. few
PARKER, l318-Large, cool, front room;
near park, mr.. E. 10th car. Oh. 34I7-W.-
PARKVIEW,. 241-Nice, cool rm;; private
home: kitchen privileges RI. 2O24.
PENN, NJ 1oOo-1ONS4y, ld4 IL OtAS OOAAAs
splendid location; garage. Ia. 5877.
ST. CLAIR, E., 314, APT. 3-Cool rm.; hot
water; close in. Lii 3173.
WASHINGTON, E, 459Ia-Large corner
front rm., modern, private home
nth, E, 27-Large, cool rln., for 2; meals
optional; $3.50. Ii. 3949..
10TH, E, 24Ol.-Modern room; 2 gentle
men; nicely furnished; home privileges.
22ND. E, 20-Attractive, cool, front room;
private home. Ha. l7l8-W.
49TH, E., 645-Large, cool furnished front
rm., large closet. Hu. 6909.
OVERLOOKING FALL CREEK-Airy front
rm., priv. home. He. 1854.
HOTEL TOURIST INN
$50 W. Wash: Rooms, double, Use, 81
and up; weekly rates.
LOVELY ROOM NORTH.
PENN. N. 1740-Large front room. with
able. Hem. 1858.
MODERN RM.-For 2 girls or man and
wife. Oh. PILL.
SUITE OF ROOMs-Modern; Illinois car.
Ha. 2200-M.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Houses for Sale
1851 ENGLISH

rooms. story and half strictly mod
ern. good condition throughout; hardwood
floors. built-in features; built-in kitchen
cabinets 2-car garage. fun basement;
shrubbery: paved streets. near park;
$500; terms. WILLIAM COOS, DIT.
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Room Wanted

Room Wanted
NTAN-39 enpl.; would appreciate cd. hme.;
wlk. dist. prfd. State par. Bx D lao. Times
Room for Rent With Board
BELLEFoNTAINE. 1914--Large front rm..
strictly modern; / or 2. He. 2O2O.
CENTRAL, 1944--Nice, cool room; good
meals: home privileges. ia. 0267.
COLLEGE, 2532-Lovely, cool, front; al
cove; with wild; board opt; ga. He 2418.
Nio or :; $3.50 each. Be. l1sS-R. -01
NEW JERSEY, s.. 2126-Nice clean, mod
ern rms, near Van Camps. DR.. 5811-R.
PARK, 833-Nice airy rm.. mod. private
home: good meals. Ri. $3.50.
PENN, N. 2256-Front rm., 1 or 2; home
privileges. Ia. 0761.
Penn n: 80 1222II@oatT0veIy, f sa74 room;
private home; good food; 81. Ha. 1892-R.
WASH, E. 1139-Hyland Apt. 5, nice front
nm. good meals. twin beds. Ii 8914:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home. Aged or
children; Al reference: Be. 1918 RI.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
kitchenette; another at SIS. Ri. 3675.
ALA, N, 1922 light, airy rms, adults:
parking space; SIS. Ii. 1882.
ALA, N, 1852 rms. large porch, glass
inclosed; sink in kitchen: furnished.
ASHLAND, 1861 nm. and kitchenette;
cheerful. clean. He 1885.
ASHLAND, 1902 rms, unfurn., cool,
clean, sink, modern. He. 5000.
BATES, 911-2 connecting rms, everyth.
furnished; private bath and entrance.
BROADWAY. 120l-Front, airy room and
kitchenette; priv, home; Col. car Ri. 5737.
CAPITOL, N, 827-1 or 2 large rms. for
housekeeping; modern convenienceS: every
thing furnished; newly papered.
CENTRAL AVE, 1852 unfurn. rms;
modern. lights. gas, furnished.
DELAWARE, 8l6 N.-Nice rms, for girls,
or man and wife: reasonable rates
DEL. n, 4O8-LARGE RIM, KITCHEN
ETTE FURN.. MODERN.
Dorman, 3221a-Single or connecting; bath;
SO and IS; private entrance.
HIGHLAND AVE, 81 NJ, clean, modern;
everything furnished; adults.
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REFINED LADY-Motherles home, Al
cook and housekeeper, good wages: ref.
IL 2s9A
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The Waterman family reunion
will be held Sunday July IS, in
Moeller's grove, near Five Points,
seven miles southeast Of Indian
epoliS.
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w. T. BLASENGYM
Main office a22o shelby st.
Drexel 2sTo.
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Situations Wanted McLe
Situations Wanted Female

Coloredl. gen. house
work BY day. or care for children. Ia.
n2T7
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Real Estate for Exchange

CITY RENTALS-Annual income $2,500;
for cd. grain farm. Robertson, Ri. 577l.
LOTs-50x150, paved street, clear for city
property. Oh. 4l07
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-19

Voluntary bankruptcy petition
has been fled in federal court by
William L. Howard, Muncie contrac-
tor and laborer. listing 1888 la
bihties and S1,213 assets.
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l.. 2, 3 AND 4-ROOM SUITES.
Furnished or unfurnished
UNION TITLE OFFICE BLDG.
Southwest Corner Market and Delaware.
Ii. 3458. Room ITO.
EST-Neighborhood location in city for
5 and 10c store or dry goods. Phone
Ia 1866
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-19
Apartments for Rent

tn. W. l054-Lovely 5-rooin apt. hard
vood floors. garage. water, heat, s45.
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COZY RTNG ALOW

s2,450: 500 down. S23 SO per month;
rooms newly decorated; hardwood floors
front drive well, electric lights, garage
srubbery, paved street, close 70 school
church. bus service 4407 (. Twenty FIRST
Tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-02
STOCK PRICES GAIN
IN LIVELY TRADING
Weak Spots Appear in Mar.
ket, but Tone Continues
Strong.
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, February 2.-Buoyancy
characterized trading on the Stock Elk
change at the close Of the week. The
advance was irregularly distributed,
some stocks not participating and a
few being heavy. but higher prices were
the rule and the general appearance
of the list was very strong.
Rails were again prominent. They
did not register such large gains as
some of the industrials. but they forged
ahead into new high territory with
great uniformity.
b. & 0. Is Feature.
Baltimore g. Ohio was a feature,
partly because of the public announce
ment of the intention of the road to
consolidate with the Reading and the
Jersey Central in both of which it is
already interested.
Opening on a block of 5000 shares
at 1922, higher than the stock ever
sold before, Baltimore & Ohio increased
the gain in the later trading. AS a
matter of fact there was nothing in the
public merger statement to justify
speculative enthusiasm. A more solid
foundation for the buying was the pros
pect of a higher dividend, which earn
ings fully warrant.
Union Pacific also sold higher today
than ever before, up some 4 points
just under .230. In effect railroad
investment trust. Union Pacific ought
to reflect strength in the other roads
aside from its own merits.
New highs of one kind or another
were made by Atlantic Coast Line.
Nickel Plate, ST. Paul preferred, New
Haven & Northern Pacific. The last
named sold higher than at any time
since 1916. st. Louis Southwestern shot
ahead over 6 points.
Allied Chemical stood out among the
industrials, touching 800 for the first
time. At this price it was up points
on the day, added to Fridays rise of
IL points. Johns-Manville crossed 240
for the first time. There was active
buying, presumably for investment &C
count, of Eastman Kodak and specu1a-
tive interest in New York Dock and
in Bush Terminal.
The motors were disappointment.
Pressure was renewed against Chrysler
and Packard. General Motors sagged.
United States Steel, opening unchanged,
sold fractionally higher in the first hour
and then sagged. The Independents did
better than the leader in the early
trading, especially Crucible, up some 3
points.
Oil Stocks in Demand.
Truck stocks also did better than the
other motors. White was a feature,
up points on large volume.
Individual Oil stocks were in demand
but the general list did little. Atlantic
Refining was the favorite Among the
utilities Western Union sold at new
all-time high.
The weakness in Chrysler became
more pronounced as the session drew
to an end. Below 100 it was at new
low on the movement and down over
Is points from the high of the year.
Radio at 385 was off over II points
from the preceding close. Rail stocks
sold off somewhat from their best, but
left of substantially higher on the day.