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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
KIDNAPPED Man BACK
HOME AFTER DAYS
After Regaining composure,
MilWaukeean Tells Of Two
Men Pou::cing On Him

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 9.-RHGil-
bert Gohres, "a, missing since We'd
nesday night after he had left q note
saying he was being kidnapped, re-
turned to his home in West Allis at
noon today in hysterical condition.
He was numb with cold. wet, and be-
draggled.
After he had regained his compos-
ure. the youth said two men pounced
upon him in his garage Wednesday
night. and at the point Of . gun,
forced him into q sedan.
He told authorities that the sedan
was driven west into Waukesha
county where he was held q prisoner
at q farm house over night.
The men put q sack over his head.
he said, as they left the farm house
this morning. He was pushed from
the sedan near Calhoun station, he
declared, adding that he had then
walked to his home in West Allis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
Crowd Storms Museum
To See Einstein Film

New York, Jan. 9.-(AP)-A crowd
of $500 stormed the American Mu-
scum Of Natural History last night in
an attempt to see . motion picture on
the Einstein theory. Police reserves
were called to restore order when mu-
scum attendants were overwhelmed.
The Amateur Astronomers associa-
ton, under whose auspices the picture
was shown, sent tickets to the 1900
members in the city. At the time set
for the exhibition police estimated
that there were three persons for
every ticket assembled at the entrance
Of the museum. The auditorium seats
only 1,400.
Museum guards, who were helpless
against the stampede, called police
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
Social nc Personal
D. U. v. Makes Plans to
Raise Funds for Work

Plane for the sale Of . pieced quilt,
the proceeds from which will Be used
to. bring cheer to old soldiers and
their widows, were made at the meet
Ing Of the Daughters Of Union vetcr.
ans yesterday afternoon with Mrs.. ].
q. peltier. The quilt win be put on
sale the latter part Of the month.
The activities Of the D. q. ". in
clude considerable relief work among
members Of the q. A. r. and their
widows and orphans. At Christmas
time the local tent sent gifts to the
two Civil War veterans tn Bismarck,
and greetings and gifts to the 81 rssi-
dents Of the Old Soldiers Home ct
Lisbon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09

David Cook. members Of the social
committee. Dancing will begin q
$3.50. with supper at midnight.
Other events scheduled for the sea-
son are four bridge parties and three
dances, two affairs being given each
month. All will be held ct the Ma.
sonic temple.
The first bridge party will be Jam
uary 81. This will be followed by q
st. Valentines dancing party on Feb
ruary II. and q bridge party Febru-
airy %. Guests may be invited to both
Of the February parties.
Dates for the other parties are
March II. dance; March 20. bridge;
April IL. bridge; and the concluding
event will be the annual dinner
dance. which marks the fiftieth ami
versary Of the Bismarck lodge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
Naturalist Gains Fame
With Alaska Pictures

Arthur c. Pillsbury, who comes to
Bismarck with his moving pictures
Of flowers. plants and animals. jan
uary is, is not only = famous ma
turalist, but a inventor Is well.
While at Leland Stanford univer-
sity he invented q lens for cameras
which would take clear pictures
while the camera was being moved.
He neglected to patent the invention,
and thereby missed making . for
tune.
Uses His Own Inventions
Graduating in the class Of 1897
at Leland Stanford, Mr.. Pillsbury
went to Alaska as official govern.
ment photographer with the Census
Bureau. This was during the gold
rush Of 1893. His panorama views
of all points Of interest on the Yu'
kon created 4 sensation when they
reached Washington for until then
no panorama views had even beer
taken because when it was attemp.
ted, all objects were blurred as Il
they had been moved whereas it is
the Gamers that moved. There ISM
that blur now because Mr.. Pi!lsbury
invented = lens that prevents its 0c.
currence-but failed to have it pat
ented and thereby missed Z fortune
Makes Sensational Panorama
Perhaps the most talked abou,
single photograph he ever took was
when he made a panorama Of Sar
Francisco burning after the earth.
quake. The picture was taken from
the roof Of the st. Francis hotel
Pillsbury was the only professional
photographer to make a set of pic.
lures showing the city actually burn
ing. The panorama view was sold tt
nearly every newspaper ip the
world.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
ICKEDn ITALY
SOLDIERS NPARADE
BEFORE MARIE JOSE
Kings, Princes, Suite nd For
slgn Military Attaches
In Spectacle

Rome. Jan. o.-R-More than n
600 men Of arms, the pick Of ltalys
contingents, passed In review today
before the new Princess Of Piedmont
1taly's future queen, who until he1
marriage to Prince aumbert yester-
day was Marie jose Of Belgium.
As the columns passed the royal
stand ct the partoli race track, Just
outside the city, they made "eyel
right" In honor o: the royal specta.
tors. The families Of both the prince
and the princess witnessed the cere-
mony.
The crown prince commanded hia
own regiment. the 92nd infantry
from Turin and composed principally
Of his own native Piedmontese. Il
was well in the van.
Il Brilliant Spectacle
The kings. princes. their suites and
foreign military attaches. all on
horseback made q brilliant spectacle
with their gorgeous uniforms and
spirited mounts. They were cheered
and applauded by q large crowd.
The climax Of the review came In
an aerial funnell formation by 500
airplanes brought from all Italy's ail
camps for the purpose. Slower ma
chimes gyrated on the smaller circles
with the faster ones gradually max
ing up the outer circles, thus forming
a comic figure In the sky. This feat
Is considered one Of the most difficult
In aviation.
Plan Fireworks Display
This evening the square before the
Quirinal palace will be lighted bril-
liantly and Z special fireworks dis
play set off on the historic hill to the
west Of Rome. There viii be . bril-
liant reception ct 10 p. m. by Prince
Boncampagniludovisi. governor q
Rome.
Tomorrow morning the royal pau
will review q procession Of Roman
school children in the Piazza d
Siena, and In the afternoon they will
witness a procession Of civil author
tiles from all over Italy. Tomorrow
evening the governor Of Rome will be
their host at q gala performance al
the royal opera house. 9r
They will not start their honey
moon until Saturday, leaving then
probably for the royal hunting lodge
at San Rossore, near Pisa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
City, County Briefs

II. w. Allen, Braddock, is here on .
short business trip.
A. Helgeson. Regain, Is transacting
business here today.
Rev. L. r.. Burgum, La Moure, is =
visitor In Bismarck today.
william L. Ingstad, jamestown, Is
spending the day In the city.
A. w. Quasi, Linton business man,
Is spending - few days in Bismarck.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Miss Eva MAsseth, and VAL
entine Keller, Jr., both Of Bismarck.
"Tke Philosophy Of Judaism" will
be the subject Of Z sermon to be de-
livered by. Rev. ]. H. Mekler, rabbi
Of the Bismarck Hebrew congregation
at services In the Temple Friday at
$50 p. m. Hebrew and Yiddish
classes are meeting Wednesday nights
at 1880 in the Temple.
The Chanters Of Ell Zagal Temple
will broadcast from WDAY, Fargo,
Sunday from 1 to 5 p. m, according
to word received by the Bismarck
Masonic bodies. w. J. Hutchinson,
former Bismarck pastor and now sec
rotary Of Masonic education in the
state, will speak on THE Meaning,
Mission and Music Of Masonry"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
Desirability Of More
Work for Prohibition
Questioned by Black

Warrington, Jan. 9.-R;-A resolu-
ton to direct the law enforcement
commission to conduct public hear
ings was introduced today by Repre-
sentative Black, Democrat, New York
The commission would be directed
to proceed with an investigation Of
the "desirabiltty Of further efforts tc
enforce the 18th amendment"
It also would be required to trans
NIT minutes Of its proceedings to the
house.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
Double Barrelled'
District Court Ends

Burleigh county's district court to-
day resumed the even tenor Of its
way after the busiest period in its
history. For the last five days two
judges and two juries were hard at
work. the regular courtroom aud the
chambers Of Judge Fred Jansoniua
being used for the purpose.
The double-barrelled administra-
ton Of justice was made possible by
the fact that Judge John g. Lowe
was appointed to try one case and
Judge Jansonius preferred to stay on
the Job, rather than take an enforced
vacation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09
DANCE JAN. "OPENS
SEASON BY MAS0NS

Friday evening. January II. has
been set as the date for the dancing
party which win formally open the
1880 social season for Bismarck Ma.
sons. according to an announcement
made today by Arthur sailer and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-09

reserves. After 4 Commute battle
order was restored.
Two showings Of the film were
given to accommodate the throng.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
january SEES
STEEL CHANGE

With a further decline In pig
iron production during November,
the Iron Age will say tomorrow
In It's weekly summary Of the iron
and steel trade that the atten-
tion of the industry IL focused
on expected Improvement in Janu-
ary.
Total output Of pig iron in
November was l,867,l07 tons, COM
pared with 2,l64,7 1853 tons in Octo-
ber while the daily average
showed . decline Of 1884 tons or
10.0 per cent. Eight blast
furnaces were put out and four
were lighted In November, q net
loss Of four, Steel ingot pro-
duction Is now estimated at 80
per cent compared with II per
cent . week ago,
Move to Steady
Following the recent move to
stabilize prices on bars, shapes
and plates at 41.00, Pittsburgh, q
leading steel producer. is prepar-
ing to announce an advance Of
81 q ton to apply ON first
quarter business. Motives for
such action are to be found In
mounting costs, vanishing earn
ings and belief that a stronger
market viii bring out latent bust
ness. Similar Increases in prices
We're made during periods Of de-
pressed production in 1927 and
1922.
The Iron Age composite prices
for pig iron and steel scrap have
reached new lows for the year,
the former declining oc, to $lG.G2,
and the latter 16c, to $I1.42, g
gross ton. Finished steel re-
mains at 2:135c q pound for the
eighth week.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

Mk0. NAus ~ AANEMAONAn
Mrs. Geo, L. RivercoEnh, 3l3 7
st. N. T., washington, said when
she gave this statement, MY
husband says no medicine he ever
used could equal Miller's Herb Ex.
tract formerly called Herb juice
and I must admit that three
bottles did him more good than
all the other medicine he used
during the three years he was in
such poor health. He suffered
continually with his stomach,
bilious attacks and ] can safely
say that for three years he suf
fered almost continually with sick
nervous headaches; constipation
also caused him a lot Of trouble
and of late his kidneys seemed to
always be out of order. When
he began using this medicine he
was under weight, had q very
poor appetite and always com
planned of feeling tired and worn
out. When ! started In town
kQQhy 41G DuAM w DE ohAG u+410 So
another bottle Of Herb Extract
Even though he felt like q new
person he wanted to keep a bottle
on hand, I can see q big change
in him myself and 1t is q relief
to know that he no longer Suf
fers as he did for years. ! never
saw g medicine bring q person
out so well in such q short time
and IL / ever have any trouble
like my husband had you can bet
! will lose mo time in taking q
treatment Of this medicine as /
know what it will do. / have.also
talked to others who say 1t Is
without an equal"
This great medicine Is an herbal
preparation formerly called Herb
Juicel, and Is the largest selling
medicine on the market where 1t
is known. A representative FOR
this medicine is now at the PeO-
pies Drug Store, sos Seventh st.
N. W., also Peoples Service Drug
Store, 727 King St., Alexandria,
Va, to explain this medicine TO
the hundreds that call.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04

York, "a crates. rough, best 1a.2k0
3.7b: few higher; fair quality, tI.769
Si.2s, California, crates, rough $3.50 o
AS; h-crates. washed. fine quality,
cSeumScrs--No srrivsIss . broken
mand allow; market dull. Florida. re,
frigeratof cars, bushef hampers, fancy.
1s03.sS; choice, 3202SO
Eggplants--No car-lot arrivals; I
receipts very light, supplies moderate;
demand slow. market dull, FIerlda
pepper crates fancy. exnresa. s20s,3A:
choice. M;as0i:so; ..sfTaigerator cars
ksttuce--ose csiiscrsis. II i Florida
arrived; reconst9ned; IL cars on
track lnelnding hTeken, Supplies
moderate demand moderator. markst
dossn. best itsI 80: poorsr. aSs.s ss.1se
:, Arisona, crates Iceberg, ~ daHen,
mostly tA.1S. Florida, N huahsi
hampsra, Big Boston, fair quality, sf.fs,
aylyahta, t.quart baskets. extra. fancy,
whites, 10 @a0e; few higher
oniahs--ohe Indiana arrived; sara
on track Infludtng hraksn supplies
settled, priess hishsr. indiana and
8. ID ao0sSc, Colorado. S0.pound
sacks, s;.a vsisnels .,, type, u !, II lsrEs.
=
tS.peund crates aiS00ITS.
Peppers--No arrivals; hreken cars
O. o. track, supplies moderate; demand
limited market dull, FieFida, pepper
refrigaratoF ear lf,75Gs, few tine fiae
adality. aa,7g: choice, al.as0I,sO,
i'ot9toeh-r hiFteen< Maine arrived; 81
erR MARYLAND and Pannsyisania truck re-
celpfa light supplies m0deratei demand
moderate; nsos market unsettled, prices
IGo-ih, sacks. Mountaina. U, 8 Is. $50
yahia, l00-lb, aacks, Round Whites. u.
blight, sl.sS0i.50,
spiRaeh--No eaT-lot arrivals / recon-
signed; > cars On track. Including broken.
boat receipts light: nearby truck receipts
light. supplies moderate; demand SLOW
market dun. Texas. hu. baskets, savoy,
H.l00l.sb, few 81, Virginia, Norfolk
and Hampton, bu. baskets. savoy,
Sduauh--No arrivals Supplies light !;
demand al0W; market dull. Florida, bu.
hampers. medium to large slzs. fair
sweet Potatoea--Ne eaF-let arrivals:
no cars on track. Receipts equivalent
to cars Eaatern Shore Maryland ar.
rived by h0at; EaSteFn shore Maryland.
Virginia and nearby truck receipts light.
Supplies moderate: demand moderate;
market steady. Eastern Shore Mary
land, bu, hampers. YelI0wa u, g. In,
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
FRUIT

FRUIT
Apples--OnO Washington arrived; .
cars on track including broken. western
Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia
truck receipts moderate. supplies
moderate; demand slow; market duli
Bushel baskets; Western Maryland,
81 Inches up. stayinsns ana Rsrnss
S1.2B@1.50; Yorks. &f01.10; Delicious
S1.T502. Various Fall Varieties, un-
classified, ~. inches up. best ISc @Sl; |;
RUUs medium @SIG; to large size e. stayman& Extra
Fancy a2@225; fancy, Si,7s9f.so.
ranberries--Supplies moderate. Massa-
chusetts. Y barrel boxes. Early varle-
Grapefrult-suppIies moderate. Florida
boxes, U. s. Is, ~ 70 size, s2.SO@S;
few higher; U. 8, 2a. SOC lower.
orangesSu Supplies lnodeFste. Boxes Y,
8 1s, a. 70 size, eal6@ Aas: few large
Pears-supplies moderate. New Yerk.
buahel baskets, seckeis. as e alae.
I1.2502; few large else. higher; KieffsFs
p Punpkiss-ssepllss moderate. Nearby
Tsnssrinss-supplles moderate, Florida
h-boxes, U. s, 1s. AZ e sizs. N,se0a ~
few hiEhsF' y;,d1I y; Z z .nins ilSi's''
on track Including broken. Florida sx-
press receipts very light supplies
moderate tor BounttIuls; ukhl TOT
Round Strlnglesa. Demand moderate; {;
market firm for Round atringleas, abefit
steady for Bountifuls Fiertda, hpahsl
hampers, Round Stg., expreaa. e9@S,sa;
refrlaeFatoF cars fair quality. e2@22Si
buahel hampsFs Bountifuie~ express,
$1.7A02; refrigerator cars sLS0@l,Ts,
Reets---Supplies moderate. All Sec
,tione. per bunch. s@te.
y Bruasala Sprouts-Suppliea moderate,
Long Island. per quart, best. $50 20ci
n0orar 96019O
CabbaEs-- Four New Yerk arrived. Old
stock, lS ears on track Including broken,
Supplies moderate; demand moderate;
market firm. New York, hulk per ton,
Danish. best Sas0s6; small si1e SEQ;
100-pound sacks, medium size, sl,250
1.35i small, 81; s0-peuHd sacks, slice
1.lS. New stock / broken car on
track, Supplies light: demand good,
market firm. South Carolina, IN
buahsl hampers Pointed type $1,000
carrots-No car-let arrivals; 10 ears
ON track Including broken. Supplies
moderate: demand slows market dun,
California. western lettuce crates. bunch,
$2.7S@S: few $3.50. New York. bushei
baskets. washed, best G0@eSe; few
higher poorer, Ao0sec. Nearby per
cauiRiower--supplles moderate, Pony
crates, Calif1rnia, best 1i.7S0l.s0;
poorer, Sl01.S0; Oregon. -; few higher.
C0lery--FOur New York arrived; IL
cars on track including broken. Sup
plies moderate: demand moderate;
market firm for good stock. New
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
Financial Market News, Stocks and Bonds
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

h.., a1ss015O; poorer. sI0l.25i un-
grsdad. f56 e0c. Eastern shore HiTginia,
bbis.. Yellowa. U. $. ls' szIsga IeW
higher; ungraded, wasIy n.t.St SS.so@2.5s:
medium To large size, 1926. Nearby.
u Inn. hampera Ysllowa 5b@Soe.
Toyaatoea--No car-iot arrivals; ! re-
consigned; cars ON track. Taok' 1hersa., rhhs,nasns !,
spproximateiy cars Florida by. boat:
sppriiSs rood stock light; demand good
for good stock. Texas stock greer. TOO
few sales reported 70 quote. Caiiiornla.
1aas .lspSss. SSaS Sxs ana ana isrEsr best ii.ss
TuTnips--New Jersey and nearby
truck receipts light supplies hehts s.. as-
mand moder.te msrkes e., sasSets ea washed.
si@i.aS, Nearby. h-bu, hampsra -
on the baltimore butter and eRg ex.
change there we're 10 otterinaa ssssss M
sales market unss'ueM; s,,-r.rt efs racs,nss'
smsI snnaled 'o's lsrre ' siss. sseaSe; medium
sac 81 q sSe; heRnery whites, large Size,
SS0tSe; medium size st0sse; pullsts'
'Rsesipss-sSttsS. " & sT Sp tubs; sEEs 50.
LIVE POULTRY
Chiekana--Y Young eolored, large size
n.sS g .s.s xSSnS seuns @
a. 10 sise, II 3 SOC; old and heavy I!
0a6e, old and medium, is Q 2oe; old
LeRherps and other light atock, 1AQ
i6e; old roeatsrs, lS@lee.
Ducks--Young white PekIns IDS
and over, is02oc: young Muscoyy..
lbs. and over. $50 soc. young Puddle,
: lbs, and over, l60ise; old. ell kinds,
f4Olse,
Geeses--Nearby fat, la@ 2ori Kent
Tnland 20 ID a9e. southern, ie@1se
Guinea a---Y0ung, lbs. and ever soc
each: smaller, SEQ 3Sc,
Turkeys--Y Young, { lbs. and over, goh-
hleFa, 90 % 2Sc; hers, 3Se; old toms. 81
m22e.
Rahbits--Maryland Pennsylvania and
virginia, a2,5063.S0 dos; Western and
Southern. 3a03.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
POWER & LIGHT.
NET Up

ELECTRIC POWER AND
LIGHT CORR. Net income for
the IL months ended Septealber
80 amounted to $4,000, ,5s6, equal,
after preferred dividends, to $2.93
9 share on l,R76,838 common
shares, compared with 50, ,291 ,O2O,
or $2.79 a share, on l.8OO,211 COM
mon shares In corresponding 1929
period. Total income for the II
months ended September 80 was
ll,909,1lO, against SIC. .O4T 900 In
like 1929 period.
AMERICAN PUBLIC SERVICE
Met income for ~ months
ended October 81, before depre-
citation, was 1886, ,334, compared
with $2,173,360 in similar 1879
period. Third quarter net tincome,
before depreciation, amounted to
SS3e,S64, against $670,223 In like
1879 quarter.
WEST TEXAS UTILITIES
Twelve months ended October 81
showed q net income, before de-
probation. Of 81 ,754, ,T45, compared
with $1.948,175 In corresponding
1929 period. Net income for third
quarter was $532.30a, against
s6S7, 100 In same 1929 quarter.
STATEN ISLAND RAPID
TRANSIT-Octob net railway
operating income was $29, 9,723,
against $40,22T in October. 1929.
For 10 months ended October 81
net railway operating income
amounted to s2S1, ,ST4. compared
with $32s,335 in corresponding
1929 period.
VIRGINIA ! ELECTRIC AND
POWER-Net operating revenue
for October was $60T, 500, after
taxes. against $685., 5,889 in October,
1929. Twelve months balance
after taxes and charges, but be-
fore depreciation, totaled $6,OO8,-
STI, compared with $5.7l2.096 in
similar 1929 period,
MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. AND
TEL.-Net, after taxes, for 10
months ended October 81 was
$4,665, $40, compared with $4,000
O46 in like 1929 period. October
net after taxes, amounted to
$502,SST, against $5l4,335 in Oc-
tober, 1929.
WEST PENN ELECTRIC-Net
income, after depreciation, for
year ended September 80 totaled
$7,063.1l9, compared with $7,115,-
i32 in similar 1929 period.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
Significance.
Of SELLING
SHOWN
The Spectator, Pointing to Ac.
ton Yesterday As Sign OF
Restricted Commitments
u THE RPECTATOR


Stocks were disappointing
yesterday. The advance in
steel prices, easily the most
bullish bit Of news In some
time, acted the reverse Of
the expected, the market
selling off after the an
YIouncenlent. The decline
wasn't very much In the az
gregate and volume remained
small so that the sell-off
doesn't appear significant.
Yet the markets dullness and
narrow movements should be
sufficiently discouraging to
withhold new commitments
for the present.
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
BAL LTIM0RE GRAIN MARKET

BALTIMORE, Dec. A,--whsat; steady.
No, red, winter. export. soEc bushkl;
No. red, winter, garlieky. domestic.
SoKe. Receipts. Is.7sS bushels; ship
menfs, 19,t03 bushsl4
CorR-Steady. Na. 2 yellow, dom sstie,
csrlota. new, Ss0s0c bushel. Receipts,
k,2ei bushels; shipments. 2.1sk bushels.
Qats--Firmer. No, . white. domestic.
earlets. ts04se bushel. Receipts. s.0s0
bushels; shipmsn 1.est bushels
Rye--n0mtnRl. Receipts. 1880 BUSH
els; shipments, 1l3 bushels.
Hay-Dull; supply ample.
Rl0uF--ouiet
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

CaF,lat shipmenta reported fer the en-
tire United States for Tuesday;
AppIes-Idaho, 20; New York. s2: Ore
gon, s.; Pennsylvania Is; virginia. 81:
Washington. 90s; others, ls. Total. $ss.
Cab6aee--Flarida. s: New York. IS:
PsnnsyIvanfa, /; south Carolina. IL; Wis
eensiR. IL: others. I, Tetal, 81.
Lettuee--AFizona, ~; California. 1S5:
Florida. 4; Washington, :. Tetat 222.
MlchigaR, IL, New York, IL: ohio 4:
others, lS Total. 80.
Potatoes--Colorade. %: Idaho. l2s;
Maine. 223: Long Island. 80: New YarE,
q; others 1el. Total. $40,
The Washington times., 1930-12-04
Curtiss Wright Up

Curtiss Wright is going ahead
steadily in it's program Of getting
It's house into order. Further
liquidation Of inventories Is going
on, with the likelihood that loss
for the year will be considerably
above the deficit OF. more than
$7,OO0,0O0 reported for the first
nine months. Insiders are look
ing hopefully toward the spring
when they expect the company
to be able to work in the black
for q change. inventories, espe-
cially planes, was the big prob
lem in 1890, and this, under
stand, was mainly responsible for
the huge deficit. The company Is
the biggest factor In domestic
plane manufacture and has good
airports all over the country. It's
future is linked UP with the
growth Of aviation over the next