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New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
ORIOLES RETAIN
 VERY SIM LEAD
Baltimore Team Still Leading
 International League
y the Ass1ciatAd Press

by the ASS1rldtsd Press.
 The Baltimore Orioles were away from Toronto today with their slim lead in the International League Pennant race still intact despite the loss Of three cut Of four games.
 Ability to salvage the first game Of yesterday's double header er- abled the Orioles 10 open the series at Buffalo today with 2 half-game advantage over the Rochester Red wings who were idle yesterday be- cause ot wet grounds.
 ShoTIng 2 return to the form that has featured their pace setting tactics this season. the Orioles shelled Phil Page for 12 hits ln six and one-third innings to win s 10 f as Jim Weaver blanked the Leafs with six scattered hits. The second game. which the Leafs won : fo (, was q different story.
 Frank Barnes held the leagua leaders at hl1 mercy for six innings but eased up IT the seventh, allow ing five hits. including triples by Barton, Dalr-nple and McGowan. which were good for four runs. Prudhomme went 10 the rescue and retired the final batter with the tying run onthlrd
 Big Jess Brean vas in rare pitching form as he held the Mon treaI Royal@ 10 three hts and al lowed Jersey City 10 win to G. Herb Thormshlen almost matched bream in pitching but two costly errors Tn the first inning gave the Black Cats three runs while an- other boot in the eight accounted for the fourth tally Thormahlen allowed ten hits but kept them well scattered
 The Reading Keys suddenly came to life. pounding a trio of Buffalo pitchers for 20 base hits and a 14 to 3 victory. A big fourth inning in which SIX runs crossed the plate on five blows gave the cellar cham plons q nine run lead. which was too much for the Bisons to over come with Hermann pitching bril- liant hall. Al Moore. Buffalo out fielder had perfect day at bat with home run, 3 double and two singles
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

Chicago July 1o CP-The next stride In Gallant Fox's rush for an all-time money winning record i5 the S70.0G1 Arlington Park classic July l2.
 The jaunt is a mile and a quarter.
 Although lacking the historic background of the c0lorful Ken tucky Derby and the renewal of the rich Belmont Stakes. the classic this year will attract the outstanding three-year olds in training.
 Only the absence Of Harry Payna Whltney's Whichone. out 0 ftraining temporarily. prevents the race from being a composite of Preakness- Kentucky Derby. American Derby and the Belmont Stakes.
 All of the 1880 big stake winners will be among those present but the vast throng that will pack its way into Chlcago's Newmarket" will be backing William Woodward's big bay colt.
 The Fox and his great riding part rer, Earl Sande. will be called upon tO face the toughest proposition of their combined career but if the son Of Sir Gallahad III pays better than even money, 1t will surprise the boys who claim to know their horses.
 Among those opposing the Wood V ard ace will be Gallant Knight, winner of the Paramount. and La 'cnla Derbies but defeated in the Cleveland race Of the samcs sname. and Revellla Boy the long sh6- win ner of the American Derby and a dlsa ppointment Tn the Latonla
 If either Gallant Fox Or ReveLlc Boy win the Classic. the race will lave an added value of S10.0o0-thc Arlington Park Jockey club having offered that amount extra 10 the winner of either the Preakness. Ken lucky Or American Darbios CT tho Belmont Stakes.
 \ third horse. however. has loomed as one of the chtef o7po- rents for the Fox-Sande comblna- uon. He IS William ZIegler, Jr $ SDlnach- The salmon star went rong in the Wood Memor!al. the first three-year old race won by Gal lant Fox, but since that time has come back 10 the races Tn fine con- dition.
 He recently went 3 mile In such an impressive manner that some turfmen ventured 10 say that he will be up there fighting Gallant Fox in their first encounter. which will hc the Arlington event.
 Severty-siX three-year olds 7-ere nominated at $50 each for the race. Ciring it 3 value Of $G4,5o0 before the starting field Is named Start CTS pay Sl.000 to face the barrier.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
BOXERS WORKING
 HARD FOR BATTLE
Fernandez and Battalino Both
 Getting Ready for Monday

Hartford. July 10 - Bat Batta- limo and Ignacio Fernandez, who meet in the Hurley stadium in East Hartford next Monday night with Battalino's worlds featherWeight title at stake. will get together to- night. but this time only in a verbal exchange.
 A o'clock tonight champion and challenger will stand before the mike in the studios of WTIC and will be formally presented to the radio audience by A. B. Mckinley, sports editor of the Hartford Times
 Bat will explain how he plans to retain the title and the doughty little Filipino will give his reasons for believing he will wrest the crown from the first Hartford boy ever to wear the purple and ermine of d worlds champion.
 Fernandez's English is as limited as the privileges at a reform school, so he will not deliver an extended oration-in fact his speech is ex- pected 10 be shorter even than that more or less celebrated Gettysburg address.
 If television were a fact. 1gnacio might skip rope, shadow box or even chop wood, but it isn't. so that is off.
 An effort will be made to have him learn Aloha in the next A hours for it would be real novelty act could he say "I beet heem,' and then break into the dulcet strains of the Hawaiian love song.
 1gnacio said today that he would have taken saxophone lessons as q boy had he known he was 10 so on the air up here in Hartford
 Battalino, on the other hand is something of a veteran of the air; he breasted the mike" in Detroit and twice in Philadelphia and some weeks ago spoke piece" over WTIC when he said his ambitions were to meet Kid Chocolate and to make enough money to have a nice home and a safe reserve.
 However the broadcast goes, no decision will be given. Bat seems certain 10 outpoint the challenger on this occasion at least, so there is gentlemen's agreement that no score card will be kept and that both boys hands will be raised as the pro- gram goes off the air.
 The champion. is showing some temperament as the days move on toward the battle hour. Returning from Orangeburg he refused flatly to train at Hart's tourist camp on the Berlin turnpike where Fernandez is working out. So he went to the St. Nicholas gym for his first training session since coming back from Gus Wilson's camp.
 Meanwhile. a big crowd vas await ing him at the tourists camp, in- cluding q motion picture Cameraman who wanted shots of the title holder. for a news reel. The crowd at the turnpike resort was so big that a state policeman was on the Job keeping traffic moving.
 Fernandez is working out with To- cal boys. among them Eddie Reed whose speed and aggressiveness are counted on to speed up the Filipino and improve his boxing Fernandez did lot of boxing on the coast be- fore entraining for Hartford.
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New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
YESTERDAYS STARS

By the Associated Press
 Dazzy Vance, Roblns-Held ths Braves to three hits, striking out nine as Robins won first of double heade to 0.
 Del Bissonette, Robins-Home run with bases loaded gave Robins to G. victory over Braves in second game.
 Chuck Klein, Phillies-Double in ninth drove in run that defeated Giants to 4
 Jimmy Wilson. Cardinals-Hit double with bases loaded in eighth to enable Cards to down Pirates, 3 to 5.
 Wes Terrell, Indians-Won 12th game of season, defeating Browns. 3 to 5.
 Milton Gaston. Red Sox-Broke Washington's 10-game winning streak, holding Senators to eight singles in second game.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
REPUBLICAN JUNIORS WIN

In the first game Of the season, the Republican A. C. Junior baseball team of Silver street defeated the White Eagles, a neighbor aggrega- played yesterday afternoon at Wal nut Hill park. The score was to 0. The lineup of the winners was as follows; C. kochanowicz c. J, Kozo- vich ?, E. kozovich lb, Dery 2b, NJ. kochanowicz ss, Boukovski If. and Dzvonkski If. The winners used seven men. The game was played at . o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

might as well pack up our war clubs and go home" Bobby said.
 Today's initial drive was 1S-holes. A similar round will be played ta- morrow with q final 36-holes Satur- day. After Fridays round, the loS G4 and ties will fight it out over the final 36-hole journey. If play off is necessary as it has been for the past three years, it will be d. Cided over 36-holes Sunday.
 Par ard Distance
 Here is the par and the distance for Interlachens 18-holes, scene Of the 34th United States open golf championship: Par 72; total yard- age: G.672,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

N-be-TFl --' 9I10EFs T. 9-!.-
 Philadelphia o0G 00l oo0- New York o00 453 "0"-l2
 Two base hts, Miller. BlshoP. LazEeri, Cooke. Dykes, "omhs Home runs sim mons D.okey. Schang Bases or halls. Of Johnson Nahafey ]. C. Perkins . Shores !. sherld .. Struck our. Ry John son 1. Mahatfey ., C. Perkins | sher!d ] Winning pitcher. Johnson. Los s rltche.. NaaaAeE.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
g AND c3o % g o 1nM m1 WEEK WEEK 10Gn AT HILL PARK AND M
FAFNIRS AND GASCOS TO
 BATTLE AGAIN TONIGHT

Rival Industrial Baseball League Teams Will Meet at Walnut Hill in Second Game of Week Between Them-Bearng Makers Took Decision by to Score Tuesday-Carlson and Haber May Be Pitch- ing Opponents - Landers and Stanley Rule Com- pines to Clash.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

Young Corbett IS the biggest draw ing card San Francisco has had since Jack Dempsey was getting started there in 1917,
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
CINCINNATI FORCES CUBS
 DOWN INTO SECOND PLACE

Reds Have Become One of the "Jnx' Teams of Ma tonal League-Brooklyn Takes Two Games From Braves-Cards Score to Win Over Pirates - Giants Lose to Philes-Senators' Winning Streak Broken by Red Sox - Athletics Swamped by the Yankees-Other Games
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

The Cleveland Indians will have a new stadium to play in which seats So,000 persons.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

H-Bacted fer BraX.ou n 6th. Der-o!- 0S0 02n O10-5 Chicago 000 GOO O0l-1
 Two base hits: Alexander 2. pesautels, Johnson. Cissell. Jouey, Clancy Bases on halls: Of Thomas l, Braxton l, Uhle . Struck out By BraXton 5' L-hle 2. Losing plr-her. Thomas
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

Two base hits; HemsleT, Gelbert, Will son Three base hits: Comoroslfy Colbert, Wilson, Grantham, Home runs, Hafey, suhr. Bases on balls, of Meine 5, spen- cer ?, Johnson l, Had l. Struck out: By Meme !, Johnson I. Brare l, Lindsey | Haid Winning pitcher Had, Los TIE pitcher: Me!Ee.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10
CLEVELAND

N-Barted for Conman .n 9th
 S. Louis 926 U10 hGl-5 Cleveland 000 IF olN-9
 Two base hits. Badrro. Porter, AHerj.l. Morgan. Burnett. Home run. BadEro. Bases on balls. or Terrell I, Collins 3, rofmaH l Struck our: By Farrell 5. Col lns ], Losing p,,-aer: Collins
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

X-ona out when winning run s"ored.
 z-Batted for Ford in 5th.
 Chicago coo nn2 0l0 o-3 Cincinnati GOO 020 ol0 1--4 Two base hit; Swanson. Three base hits, Styles, Wilson Blair. Bases on balls:
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

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New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

Totals s , T. 27 0 x-Batted for Spencer ln 7th.
 xx-Batted for Brown in 9th Washington 900 0l0 000-1 Boston 02I GOO 02x-5 Two base hits: Miller ,, Sweeney. Gas ton. Bases on balls; Off Gaston :. Struck out: By Brown l. Gaston l.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

N-BaFte6 I0r Llndsey ln ,tl- plJtsau1gh 300 o30 000-6 St Lou.s 03l 000 O5N--
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29

Continued from page ID
acquainted with conditions here,
was requested to come to Washing
ton for a private conference by
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral j. w. Philips. Postmaster Dem
nett will return in about a week or
ten Gays. as he must be here in
time 70 arrange plans for q second
trip into the interior Of Mexico.
which he will make during the latter
part Of October in company with
several OF the postal authorities OF
Washington, who are going into
Mexico on q tour Of inspection at
that time.
Many New Boxes
The building as planned viii have
an elaborate loggia, possibly % feet
in width. opening into the lobby.
which will be 16 feet in width. and
fronting both Elizabeth and Tenth
streets.
We are looking as far IS Is a
III the future" the postmaster said
today. The plans provide adequate
space to handle the tremendous in
crease IN population that we expect
here
The increase In boxes alone VIII
be from l043 al present to over
$500, II was said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29

More and more as I 20 into the ncw
modem homes | find thar the vogue
for color has extended 10 the floors.
NJ longer are floors dull. conven-
tional, uninreresting. II is sound deco
ration to have them colorful, and our
modern home o1rners evidently have
AZ last accepted the great color move
ment. Now We find floors colofully
painted 20 Tighten up interiors lacking
natural brightness.
Old floors DO not need to Be tom
Up 70 Be In accord with modern color
practice. There Is a wonderful new
floor finish on the market, called
Quick-SteP. Il Is made BY the General
Paint Corporation. who also manu-
facrare Flex. ] have used Quick-SteP
myself. Any one can use Quidk-SteP.
because IL flows so smoothly. It's just
as easy to work with as Flex and you
know how easy that is
painted the somewhat worn limo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
Good WILL
TALKS KEYNOTE
Speakers Stress Friendly
Relations Between Two
Cities

Acknowledgement and apprecia-
ton Of the good VIII eXten@ed 70
Monterrey by Brownsville and Mat
amoros was expressed in the speech
Of Edmondo Villareal, president OF
Monterrey Chamber Of Commerce,
At the banquet Saturday evening.
His greeting TO the visiting delega-
ton from the Valley was sincere ane
cordial.
CONCENTRATING Brownsville on the
port and prosperity which VIII soon
B. here, Mr.. Villareal spoke Of the
natural exchange OF tourists which
Is certain to come about between
the two cities In the near future.
He said that Monterrey and Mata-
moros viii reap returns from the
realization of these plans. As the
industrial capital Of Mexico, Mon
terrey will then come into her own
p. M. Lamberton responded TO this
speech Of welcome IN behalf OF
Brownsville. He said that the
charm Of hospitality OF the people
in the interesting city Of Nueva Leon
had captivated the hearts OF every
visitor and expressed his apprecia-
ton of every courtesy which Mon
terrey extended TO them.
He applauded Monterrey's aston
ishing development and said that It's
success is the Valley benefit. In
explaining the coming deep-water
port at Brownsville. Mr.. Lamberton
pointed out that Monterrey will
then be ITS miles nearer 70 tide
water. With the completion OF the
highway now under construction an
exchange OF tourists will aid devel-
opznent for both sections. Our In
terests are identical" he said
we are ambassadors Of goodwin
~ this time and we hope TO main
tain the friendly international re-
lations now In existence" Mr.. Lam
berton said In closing.
r. Lizard spoke e~loquently IN
Spanish and English along these
same lines as a representative OF
Matamoros.
Cara Cantu Of the Monterrey
Country club was the last speaker
ut the banquet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
Georgians Drown
Fishing in Gulf

CORPUS CHRISTI. Sept. %
R-Funeral arrangements we're
planned today for John Robertson
Of La Grange. Georgia. and Drew
Demoe. formerly of Haskell, Okla,
who were drowned yesterday In
Corpus Christi bay while fishing.
s. d. Heaberlin Of Portsmouth,
Ohio. was rescued by Jesse New
man. is, who was attracted TO the
scene by cries for help. The men
were fishing about 200 yards from
the Wa Street shore line.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
2 Meals Day, Plenty
Water. HELPS Stomach

Since / drink plenty water, eat
? good meals a day and take Ad-
lerika now and then, I've had no
trouble with my stomach."-C. De-
Forest.
Unlike other medicine, Adlerika
acts on BOTH upper and lower
bowel. removing poisonous waste
which caused gas and other stom-
ach trouble. Just ONE spoonful re-
lieves gas. sour stomach and sick
headache. Let Adlerika give your
stomach and bowels a REAL clean
ing and see how good you feeli
Eagle Pharmacy, Inc. IN San Be
nito by Palace Pharmacy. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
Gov. Moody Will Not
Attend Road Meeting

A telegram from Austin received
by The Herald Monday morning.
revealed that Governor Dan Moody
was unable TO attend the Hug-the-
Coast highway meeting at Ray
mondville. and had sent his re-
grets.
The meeting had invited the gov
ernor to meet with them to dis
cuss final arrangements for the
highway. which Is from Houston
to Brownsville along the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
TIRED TRADE


come and goodwill were given by
speakers OF these three cities.
Prominent BUSINESS men and city
officials we're introduced. Tenc-
ing completed the evening.
Royal Send-Off
Optional side trips to the Horse
Tail Falls and Huasteca Canyon
were made Sunday morning BY
most Of the tourists. Valley people
viewed = 1000 o. orange grove
Curios were bought for those at
home. Sandwiches, fruit and other
foods were bought for supper OH
the train. And at $3.50 the special
traa left the Monterrey station for
Matamoros. "A royal send-off from
Monterrey friends was glven the
travellers with several following the
train 20 the outskirts or the city.
Promises OF a return visit IN the
near future from Monterey people
wee made and hope Of the ex-
change OF many more such tours
expressed.
Tired and happy the party en-
joyed one more evening OF eating
and drinking and entertainment en-
route home. This time with Sam
Houghston, the VIII Rogers OF
BROWNSVILLE, acting en- master or
ceremonies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
Weslaco Gin Fire
Before Grand Jury

Investigation Of the fire which
destroyed the Weslaco gin last
night, today was said to have
reached officials at Edinburg I'll
the form OF witnesses to appear
before the grand jury.
The jury is not in session at
present. Damage to the gin was
placed at $1,000 with insurance Of
$1,000 carried. Suspicious Of ar
arose when a night Waterman
reported seeing q large a drive
away from the gin shortly before
the fire.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
Floodway Crossing
Nav Be Permitted

The Cameron county commits
sioner's court will meet Tuesday
morning to consider allowing a
Wiilacy county water district to
cross the Cameron floodway sys-
.em in the northern portion Of the
county.
The district was recently en-
Joined from crossing the floodway
system.
1t Is likely that the crossing will
be allowed, but certain prelimin-
aries must be cared for, members Of
the court state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
Rubio Wires Regrets
That He Cannot Visit

A telegram form President Ortiz
Fubio OF Mexico was received Mon
day morning by the Brownsville
Chamber of Commerce in which the
president Of the southern republic
expressed hts regrets at being forced
TO decline this city's invitation 70
visit here, and thanking local Of
ficials for the program Of welcome
that had been arranged.
President Rubio explained that
due 10 the brevity OF his itinerary,
ne would not be able TO visit Mata-
moros either.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
Call Fair Meeting
On Special DAYS

HARLINGEN, Sept. 29.-An in
vitation to all state organizations
In the Valley to attend a meeting
at the chamber or commerce here
at 10 a. m. Tuesday. has been is
sued by John T. Flocre. The pur-
pose Of the meeting + to find out
which organizations wish to have
a day of the Valley Mid-Winter
Fair designated to their state. and
TO decide upon the various days.
All those interested are urged to at
tend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29

Eleno Cara, farmer. died at his
home in Los Fresnos Monday morn
ing. He VAS IS years Of age. Fun
eral services are to be held at Los
Fresnos at 8 a. m. Tuesday, with
interment in the Los Fresnos ceme-
terry. Hinkley's mortuary has charge
~ ARRANGEMENTS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
FAY FRASER INVITES
Q TO WRITE HER

Write Fay Fraser, P. %. Box l4sa
Tulsa, Oklahoma. Ask her for Il
Color VisuaIizer and helpful bonI
lee on how 60 make your home nor
attractive with modem color efec,
She will send these co YOU absr
Iutely free.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29


Chief George celebrating his
triumph in Monterrey.
Cleve Tandy leading the COM
munity singing &C the banquet.
Noe Cara checking UP on num-
Der Of bottles sold on train.
Jesus Cedillo. mayor OF Mata-
moros, figuring fines for his court
delinquents today.
Royce Russell suggesting TO hus-
bands a souvenir from Mexico pur-
chased at his store.
r. A. Porter returning with a
case Of 8 humming birds zone died
Of tummy ache en- route home). He
contemplates a diet of broiled
hummlng bird wings a little later
on.
Mrs, Z 9. Larson overjoyed with
her purchase Of a pair OF love
BIRDS.
John .. ,Hoyt. now q commission
merchant in Monterrey, meeting his
Brownsville friends at the banquet.
Mrs. +. .. Bulger and daughter,
Miss Beulah Of ST. Louis. who were
visiting in Brownsville and the
Valley, joined the Good Willers and
had a wonderful time with their
new friends.
Mrs. DR.. Pumareo and daughter.
quietly but thoroughly enjoying
every minute Of the trip.
j. J.. Martinez and little Elsie
visiting friends and relatives in
Monterrey.
Senior Vidaurri. division engineer
Of Mexican railway company, &C
companying the travellers.
John Scanlan mixing business
with pleasure.
Mrs. Della Bolineer figuring H.
nancial situation, this time dollars
VS.. pesos.
Supt. Gotke and Misses Jen-
nings. Hymen, Perry and Edmon.
taking notes and gathering data
for their classes.
Antonio de Leon thinking of the
"Banca Verde.
Natividad Mendoza and Juan
Manuel Perez are held responsible
for the rain while In Monterrey.
Judge Ira Webster and Marcial
Rodriguez said TO be lost while in
Monterrey. but found their way
home.
Mrs. G. G. Henderson and
daughter. Virginia exclaiming over
everything. especially the beautiful
homes In the American colony.
Homer Fitch entered the selling
game on the train trip disposing of
fruit and toys to Elsie Martinez and
little Rogelio II. Cisneros.
Augustine Celaya waking trends
IN Matamoros az dawn TO scramble
3 dozen eggs for his breakfast.
Joe Celaya Jr.. resolving % 20
TO bed early. Meets 2 dozen persons
and never sees the bed.
Daddy Hargrove proudly bringing
a rug for the new home. He claims
the rug Is 81 wool and about q
yard wide.
Mr.. ans Mrs. Nance tired but
happy. Resting on the train.
Louis Kowalski meeting Browns
Vile friends.
II. H. Boyd-another game Of
bridge.
General julio 5errano beating
Leopoldo Verdugo at a game OF
seven and a half. Partners we're
General Gonzalez and Roberto
Garcia, future mayor OF Matamo-
ros.
Serbando Hernandez IN pursuit Of
a girl. Who was she?
Z. " Fommer taking special in
terest In the iron and steel mills.
Or. 6. y. Farley. official news
reel man. hopes for some good
movies IN spite OF the cloudy
weather.
All ends -ell.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29-UP-
Cotton had rather a weak opening
today. Liverpool cables were much
lower than due and there was con-
siderable e the weekend selling
orders TO be executed at the start.
AS a result first trades showed loss
es OF Is to- IA points. The market
continued easy after the start and
stop loss orders were reached. Octo-
Der dropping TO 9.e9 and December
70 1925. or IA 10 Is points below
Saturdays close. Prices then ralli-
ed on ONT covering End trade buy
ing. October advancing 10 1907 and
December 10 1881, or 8 70 Q points
up from the lows At the end -
the first hour the market was
steadier and near the highs.