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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-10
GODFREY SCORES X. O.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 10. =
George Godfrey, 256i4, Philadelphia
knocked out Seal Harris, 238ls, Chi
cago, in the third round here Tues
day. Harry Duhlinsky, Chicago
1884, won on a foul from Micky
O'Eeil, 137Sz, Milwaukee go.
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McCracken, with Dickey as the I'M
derstudy.
Ciaron Weller, stellar floor guard,
appears the best at that position,
with Massey or Blagraye scheduled
to start at back guard.
De Pauw'S lineup viii include
Ragsdale and Moffett, forwards: Eu-
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YUDICKY is CAPTAIN

HANOVER, N. H, Dec, 1O.-Stan
Yudicky, 16O-pound junior end, was
elected captain of the Dartmouth
football team Tuesday for 1881.
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Settlement Expected
During Session Today
Little Loops viii Get Increase in Price and Hands Off
Policy Regarding CoIIegians and SandIotters
Baseball Men Convinced.
BY L. S. CAMERON
United Preys Sports Editor

troublesome problem
showdown today
met with representatives Of three minor leagues the International Amer
lean Association Pacific League.
deliberations
out the major league had accomplished than half
m
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Indiana Faces De Paw In
Opening Cage Tilt Tonight

bank, center; Copeland and Ora
ham or Boswell, guards. The Tigers
already have been defeated by one
Big Ten quintet, losing a close de-
cision to Illinois last Monday.
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CELLO RING VICTOR

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 10. -
Tommy Cello, Pacific coast light
weight, copied ten-round verdict
from Boots Antley of Columbus, Ga,
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SHARE SHOOT HONORS

McIntire and Brendel shared
honors in the shoot at the Crooked
Creek Gun Club Tuesday. each
breaking n out of so targets. An
all-day shoot will be held next
Tuesday, starting a. $50.
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CARNERA, MEEN SIGN
BIZ nited Press

81 LHltcI FTe58
PARIS, Dec. 10.-Primo Camera,
large italian heavyweight, and Reg
gle Meen, English heavy, will meet
in London, Dec. 10, Jeff Dickson,
promoter, announced today.
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MICKEY WALKER B0OED

BIZ Times Special
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Dec. 10. -
Mickey Walker, middleWeight cham
pion, was booed after a five-round
uninteresting exhibition bout with
Chief Wilbur of Oklahoma here
Tuesday.
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Times Special

. = iWte Nptliuf
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. TO-
IndianaS basket tossers, dark
horse" contenders for Big Ten
honors will open a twenty game
campaign here tonight opposing De
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\ Larry shotwen, the worlds singles
~champ is scheduled to perform over the
weekend. nc VIII roll with the Ebonite
team OF Cincinnati Saturday night during
the Central States play.
Feenev Furniture. with E Dawson and
JssS, Cox leading the way, rolled a series
League play on the Hotel Antler alleys.
After q start OF 500 these girls came back
Ee aS sP saes from TiSa sai O can an
Lillian Bunch. who has been rolling in
sTsst STYLE 5oE The past month. led the
Indianapolis Medical Glass. Bunch had
games Of III. 2i6 and 1911. for q total Of
oS4' This team totaled 2.6ll.
The high single and three-rame honors
for the league went 10 Armstrong, who had
SOS and 233, This scoring led 70 a three
fire. 80 ''' ~ wv H''eu
Gcisen Products also won three games
from FeerleSS Electric. Johns and Hohlt
going over the 500 mark 10 put this team
across.
Other girls to roll better than 500 we're
Mueller. 524: Connolly. $50; Mcdaniel. 52l /;
Burnett 5lS. Wiesman SIS. KomStohk
Sss2 and oerth. So.
Memorial again won three games during
The american Legion series J. II. Holiday
post being the latest victim HAYWOOD
Barcus and Bruce Robson also won three
as Irvingson took the odd game from Mad
1ea-NottlAgrarn. ELDERS scoring easily
featured tnis loops play. games OF 203.
member OF the United Motor team
Ess overheard to say. early in the game
sparit psoved Itself. Gibson Company TAX
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Next Saturday and Sunday. all persons
connected with the running OF the Cen
tral States meet. from the tourney man
agcr down TO the pin bows. will be in for
real workout. play starting early Sat
urday afternoon. and continuing until
midnight SUNDAY. Interest in the differ
ent squads scoring should help to make
things easier. however. as the entire two
day schedule is one star scoring combina
tiou after the other
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The father and son sweepstakes. which
IS billed for the Illinois alleys next Satur-
day and Sunday an added attraction
70 the 200-sCratch singles sweepstakes
threaten TO become the chief attraction
according to John Beam who saws that quite
a Few family combinations have signed up
70 roll N this event, This event viii nat
TEN Of play. to permit each team to meet
on an equal basis. Reservations can be
made by calling Lincoln 07s0
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The fourth annual Pot Of Gold tourna-
ment. that will be rolled on the Hotel
attracting the attention of all classes OF
teens. and promises to be bigger and
better than ever. Among the faster teams
that have signed up to enter this meet
thc names of Wheeler Lunch and Marott
Shoe shop stand out both Of these clubs
Rules OF play for this event call for
nanoicap allowance of two-thirds between
the teams average and 1000. which means
an equal chance for all. The cost is
nominal. $40 per team being charged,
which includes bowling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-10

Larry Shotweu. the worlds singles
lchamp. is scheduled to perform oyer the
weekend. he Will roll with the Ebonite
team OF Cincinnati Saturday night during
the Central States play.
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D.. The American League failed to issue any
Ahgures. but it is known that it passed
the 100000 mark. with the Yankees set
ting new home record with close to
5nO. 600.
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Both John a. Hevdier and Ernest g.
Barnard pointed out that. despite financial
and Industrial depression which had mace
them more than aDprehcnsivc at the START
OF the season. both majors enloyed re
markahle box office succers in 1890. Inc
msgnates believe that with 90 many lana
out Of work and money 50 tight. the TACT
that close TO 10 100000 persons paid their
wav into big league parks Us poWerlli
testimony that baseball has o greater nola
than ever on the American pubic.
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Other girls to roll better than 500 we're
Mueller. 524s Connolly. $50; Mcdaniel, 52l
Burnett 5l9 Wiesman SIS. KomStohk
tsS2 and Gerth. 5i2
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The high single and three-eame honors
for the league went TO Armstrong. who had
o9s and 233, This scoring led 10 a three
Tire.
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on another floor in the same hotel.
American League maEnates were going
through similar mental processes. They
did very well last season, too. Not quite
as we'll a. IN 1927. when both majors had
record breaking wears. But the Barnard
circuit accumulated enough admissions In
1920 10 make IL reluctant to do ANYTHING
that might change the reaction Of the
fans.
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Gcisen Products also won three games
from Peerless Electric Johns and Hohlt
going over the 500 mark 10 put this team
across.
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IVES, 1t was the biggest season in
\ the hfty-f1ye years history Of
the National League. And yet, ac-
cording to Heydler, mounting costs
and salaries so cut into receipts
that only four clubs were able to
make real mOney.
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And they keep faring well by the Har-
gem, too. The New Yorks PLAYED to near
" 100000 fans At homo and abroad last
season. They led the league on the road.
with $4,000. The Cardinals were second
and the Cubs third
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-10

The 1880 attendance championship OF the
National League again went TO Chicago,
with a new circuit mark Of 1,f63,G2f at
home. and close TO 100000 away from the
Windy CITY. The Dodgers battered the
BROOKLYN home record by 100000 with
100000 paid admissions. The Braves had
their best home season with $4,000 paid
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-10

A member OF the United Motor team
uss overheard to say. early in the game
that We can't beat them anyway. and that
spirit proved Itself. Gibson Company tax
The Washington times., 1930-12-03

and larger, wasty 2S@75c. Florida, SIS,
ripes. wrapped. fancy count, wasty
$1.75.
Turnips-New Jersey and nearby
truck receipts light. Supplies light; de-
mand good, market firm. New Jersey
and nearby bushel baskets. washed,
81 1.26. Nearby -bushel hampers,
rs O 40c.
On the Baltimore Butter and Egg
Exchange there were no offerings.
Street sales market very quiet. Small
lots, nearby current receipts, candled,
large sIZe 3Sc; medium size, 350 36c
hennery whites large size, 43944c;
medium size, 3S@43c; pdllets a. to size,
2S9S2c. Receipts, butter, $50 tubs;
eggs, 164 cases.
LIVE POULTRY
Chickens-Young, colored, large size,
35@27c; small and medium sizes, zoo
24c; leghorns, as to size, 17@ acc:
Chickens--Old, heavy, 24@25c: medium,
Is g zoe; leghorns and other light stock,
140 16c; roosters, 1501Sc.
Ducks-Young, White Pekins, four
pounds and over. 10000; Muscovy.
four pounds and over, $50 20c; Puddle,
four pounds and over, 1s01sc. Ducks
-old: All kinds. l401Sc. -
soc each; smaller. 3O@35c each.
over, gobblers, 2s0 Soc; hens, sOc
crooked breasts and culls, 400 22e; old
toms, 22024c.
Rabbits-Maryland, PennsyIvaniA and
Vireinia, $2.S0QS.So per dozen; few
higher; Western and Southern, S2.2S@3
per dozen; few higher,
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Dec 3.-Produce: EEgs
Market unsettled. Best grade Of
nearby white eggs declined &c and
top quality brown eggs declined &c
per dozen. Fresh receipts are increas-
ing and the cold storage holdings are
much larger than the same time a
year ago. Nearby hennery whites,
closely selected extrs 42044c: average
extras. 40c: extra firsts, 36@3Sc; firstS,
2s@S4c; nearb hennsry, browns top
Sr15ity' STo5tty ts@.Sc; - nearby 1ss Eathered
40 q 44c; gathered current collections,
mixed eolors. closely selected extras.
g 94sc; extras, 4l@44c; extra firsts,
IS @4oc; firsts. ss03Sc: Pacific Coast
shell-treated extras. 43044Ao; she'll
treated extra firsts. sS042&e: me-
Butter-Market firm on top grades
and creamery salted higher score ad.
vanced 1c per pound. The demand for
fancy butter IL, apparently greater
than the supply. Creamery salted,
higher score. 37@S7hc; extra % score,
s61Sci firsts, S1 score 3S035hc: firsts,
90 score. 3S@33hc: firsts. ss-SS score,
S0h q31hc; seconds S4-S7 score 2s1h
@2shc; lower grades, 27@2Sc.
chesse-Market steady New York
922hc fresh specials, 21421Ac; fresh
Live Poultry-Recsipts moderate;
market steady, Fowls, leEhorn. ITO
zoe; fancy, 81 o 22c; colored, 20 O 24c:
9iss; reds is@ ale; rocks. aiease
ducks; nearby. 17@1Sc; pigeons, PEI
pair, soc; squads, per pair, sSc,
jumbo squads. per pair, 6Oc@Sl.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
Bethlehem May Get
.McCLintic-MurshuI

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2.-The
arrival of Eugene G. Grace, presi:
dent Of the Bethlehem Steel Cor:
poration, and F. A. Shick, comp
troller. and R. e. McMath, secre-
tary. for conferences in the office
of the McClintic-Marshall Cons
pany, has given credance to re-
ports that Bethlehem was to ac-
quire the McClincic company. .
McClintic-Marsnall is one of the
leading structural steel fabricat-
ing companies and its acquisition
would give Bethlehem a direct
entrance to the Pittsburgh dis,
trict. Boil. Mr.. Grace and H. H.
McClintic refused to comment on.
the rumor.
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LOCAL PRODUCE

Butter-one. pound prints. AN 042hc:
tub, ssh Q4OMc.
Eggs-Hepnery, 45o; current receipts.
ss@4oo.
Poultry--Alive: Turkeys, prime, 260
z7e: small and thin. is o zoe; spring
chickens, large, 23Q24c; medium, 20 q
S2c; small, zoe; fowls. large. 22023c;
medium. 1691sc; leghorns, fowls 1870
14c; ducks, 15c; roosters, 1S014c:
keats young and large, SOC soc; old,
ESQ 3Dc. Dressed: Turkeys, 500 935c;
spring chickenA large, 27@2Sc; medium.
ESQ csc: small. 2792Sc; fowls. large.
$50 S6c; medium, 23Q24c; leghorns,
fowls, $50 zoe; ducks, 24@26c; keats,
young, 20 % soc; old, 40045c.
Meats-Beef. 1S023c; veal 1s02Sc;
lambr 20623c; park loins, 25c; fresh
Smoked meats: Hams a5c; shoulders,
1sei bacon ..: AZ. 25o' lard in bulk 1sO; in
Fruits-Honeydews, &1.75@225; honey.
balls. $3.50: Persian melons. S1.25 o
1;7S; easabas; sr,2591.75; oranges,
$50; lemons, s2.50Q35o; lines, per 100,
S1.76; grapefruit, s2.50@3.2S; pine
apples, $50 5.sQ; persimmons S10S.25:
tangerines. 81; Erares Alicante. 81 @
i2sS Sornichons; c0Ii; Malaga,
Tnoam9pson 1.nan9 seSedless 1.Se9l.7S: zin.
box, $3.50; seckels, per bushel, ss325e;
AnJous, $3@S.25
Vegsta ables--Potatoes, 150- pound sacks.
$3QS26i Idaho bakers. 100-pound sacks.
$2.75D3;, sweet potatoes, per barrel 50
02.50; cabbage, 81; parsnips, S191.25.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
LEADING PRODUCE MARKETS

| hampers, Pointed type, 115o01.75,
mostly $1.SO@1ss.
Carrots-No car-lot arrivals; IL cars
on track. including broken. Suppl Is
moderate; demand and trading Ugh ;
market dull California, western lettuce
crates, punched. s?.75@$. New York,
40 &c, ' ~
Cauliflower--supplies moderate. Pony
crates crates California. t%I best: a;I5@1.so;
Celery-No ear-lot arrivals: IA cars
| on track, including broken. Supplies
moderate;, demand and trading light:
%ss orss roSx6 ssaSy SeS s9oFk Few SEa
and condition. 5Oc8 &1.25. California;
ons-hslf crates. washed. fine quality.
cueumbers--NO arrivals: ! recon
broken. supplies moderate; demand and
trading light; market dull. Florida. bu.
Egsplants--No car-lot arrivals: /
broken car on track Florida express
receipts, light. Supplies moderate; de-
mand slow; market dull; Eiorias; peg. p
few $3.50; poorer $1.75; choice. $1.250
fancy, s1.50@1.75, few 81.
broken Supplies moderate; demand and
trading light; market steady. califor.
sa s5.ts' S lSsSsSs poar.r :s9So Is do1 xron Sss
crates, Iceberg, 4 to 5 doz.. mostly s4.76.
Mushrooms-supplies moderate. Penn.
sylvania,. 4-at baskets. extra fancy
onions-No car-lot arrivals; l recon
signed; S cars on track, including broken.
Supplies moderate; demand and trad:
ing, light; market steady, Eiftyrpoun9 nIS si
075c; Indiana, So@sbc: Michigan. Is
Peas-supplies moderate. California
4S-lb. crates S4.6o@AB. n.r,
on track, including broken. Florida ex-
press receipts light. Supplies moderate
demand slow; market dull. Fior5d2'. ex- SC
press pepper oratss us:raasS fsRScy :i5sS$iSSSS
choice, 3i.25@15O.
Potatoes-Two Maine arrived, Correc-
tion yesterday's report make ! renn1 a
cars on track including broken. Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania truck re-
ceipts light Supplies moderate oe'
mand moderate; market steady. Maine,
2. western Maryland and Pennsylyania
1oO-pound sacks, Round Whites, U. g.
Is, $1.S0@1.75; few higher, showins
blight. $1.25Q15O. New York. 100
pound sacks, Round Whites U. s. -
spinaeh-one Texas arrived; 4 cart
on track including broken. Receipts
equivalent to Virginia, Norfolk and
Hampton by boat. Nearby truck re-
ceipts moderate. Supplies moderate
demand moderate; market unsettled
Bushel baskets, Savoy, Texas, Wis., q
l25. Virginia, Norfolk and Hampton
7S9s0c. Nearby bushel baskets, soc@
s0uash-No arrivals. No sales re-
sweet Potatoes-Receipts equivalent
to 3 Eastern Shore Maryland, . Eastern
Shore Virginia boat North Caroltns
boat receipts light. Eastern Shore Mary:
land, Virginia and nearby truck receipts
light. supplies moderatsT demand
moderate: market steady. Eastern
Shore Maryland, bushel hampers. yell
lows o. s. Is. best 81. 80 o $50; poorer
$161.25; ungraded, 7S@90c. Eastern
Shore Virginia, barrels. Yellows, q. S
Is, $2.7S@S; few higher, ungraded
wasty, s1.25a2; white yans, medium
size. bright, s2.B0Q2.75, medium tc
large size, S22S. Nearby u -bushe
hampers, Yellows. 756e0c.
Tom q toes--One Florida arrived:
cars on track including broken. Sup.
plies good stock light. Demand good
for good stock. California, fair quality
ana condition. lugs ripSs. wrapped, exe
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: market 10 to
is cents higher; top. $3.50; bulk, $3.50
$40; heavyweight, &s.25aS.4S; medium
weight. &S.259S.4o; lightweight $3.50
as.45; light lights. &s.So@s.5O; pack
ing sows. &7259Ts5: pigs, S775aS.5o;
hoIdovers, 5000.
CattIe-Receipts, $4,000: market IS
cents lower. Calves: Receipts, 2,s00i
market steady. Beef steers: Good and
choice, &I1.5O613. common and me-
dunn, S79lO.5o; yearlings, &7913.5o.
Butcher cattle: Heifers, s55o612:
cows, $4G7.5o; bulls. &5QS;. calves. $50
II; feeder steers. $6d9; stocker steers,
S55Ogs.5O; stocker cows and heifers,
$467.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; market IS
cents lower, Medium and choice lambs
s7.50dS.40; culls and common. S517.5o:
yearings. $500 $50; common and
choice ewes, &204; feeder lambs. $50
725
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
PARKS PROJECT
CONSIDERED

SILVER SPRING, Nd. Dec. 3.
Another important step will be
taken tomorrow night in the
development of the Rock Greek
Park in Maryland project when
the Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
meets for the purpose of dis
cussing and probably acting upon
the requirement of certain tracts
of land for the first section OF
the proposed new park lying
between the District Line and
KenSington.
Chief Engineer Irving c. Root
Of the commission yesterday said
his commission contemplates the
beginning of road construction IN
this section of the park in early
spring. He said Col. U. S.
Grant Sd, of the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
has been advised of this intended
work so that his commission may
prepare to build the necessary
one.half mile connecting link in
Beech Drive to the District Line
to connect with the proposed
Maryland road, in order that the
new park may be utilized by
pleasure seekers from the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Root further said that the
Maryland-Nationa; Capital Park
and Planning Commission will, in
every probability. authorize the
purchase or condemnation OF the
necessary land at the meeting
tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK
BALTIMORE. Dec. 2.-Livestock:

BALTIMORE. Dec. 2.-Livestock:
Cattle-Receipts. SO head. Market
steady. Steers: Medium to good, &99
1o;fair to medium, s7,5oQs.5O; plain to
fair, SSc5@T25; common to plain,
S596. Bulls: Good to choice, $686.5o;
medium to good. s5.5o86; plain to fair.
s4S09s: common TO plain. A94.5 so.
Cows: Good to choice. S596; medium
to good. S4s00b.50: fair to medium,
S49450; plain to fair. &394; common
to plain, $2.5O@3. Heifers: Medium 20
good, f76S; fair to medium, $6a7 4;
plain to fair, SIS 5as; common to plain
S4.SoG5. Fresh cows and springers, $50
@So.
Sheep and Lambs~-Receipts, 200
head, Market lower Sheep, SIG $50;
lambs. $450G925.
HoEs-Receipts, 400 head. Market
lower Lights. s99a,2S; heavies. $3.50
9.1s; medium. &ad9,15: roughs, $79s;
light pigs, &S.75a9; pigs f9Gs25. Ohio
and Western hogs. loc higher than quo
tations.
CaIves-Receipts. so head. Market
steady. Calves $b612S0.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
TIUin City Transit
Pays Off in Scrip

MONTREAL, Dec. 3.-Twin City
Rapid Transit Company directors
today declared the regular semi.
annual dividend of 50 share on
the common stock payable in
scrip or notes instead of in cash
as had been done previously. The
dividend is payable January Is
to holders of record December 81,
1890. The scrip or the notes,
which will mature on or before
July Is, 1887, will bear interest
at the rate of 6 per cent annually.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
Lehn and Fink Plans
To Spend TlUO Million

More than $2,0O0,000 will be
spent in 1881 to advertise Lehn
and Fink products, according to
Edward Plaut, president Of the
company.
Mr.. Plaut said that Lehn and
Fink has enjoyed a year more sue
cessful than might have been ex-
pected under existing conditions.
Dividend requirements for the first
nine months have been covered,
sales volume has held up favor.
ably and the company is planning
to Introduce several new products
in 1881.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS. S

Car-lot shipments reported for the
entire United States for Monday, De-
cenber /:
Appies-Nsw York, "A: OREGON, %;
Pennsylvania, IS; Virginia. as; Wash
inEton, 23e. OtherA 81. Total 465,
Cabbage-Florida, &; New York, So;
Pennsylvania, /: south Carolina, 2; wis
consin. 10. Total 70.
Lettuce-Arizona, 40; California, i4I;
Florida, 2; Washington, 3. Total %.
onions-Colorado. S; Indiana, Z;
Michigan, 10; New York. is; Oregon
Potatoes-IdahoS II; Maine, fss;
Nebraska, IS: Long Island, Sc; New
York. Is. others 1871. Total ISs.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
Copper Sold at lIh
Cents bY SmeHerS

Custom smelters today sold a
small amount of copper at 1112
cents delivered, although the de.
mand was for larger quantities.
Large producers continued to hold
their prices at the 12-cent level,
as they are making sales at this
figure through Copper Exporters,
Inc, which sold about 1,750,000
pounds of copper abroad today.
The producers are making no ef-
fort to sell in the domestic
market,
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
Firen,en in Drive
To Help Out Needy

BETHESDA. Nd, Dec. 3-To
pass their last years goal, when
they took care of As needy individ-
uals of the county, is the ambition
of the Christmas charities COM
mittee of the Bethesda Volunteer
Fire Department, of which John
l.. Imirie is chairman.
While this years donation Of
$50 by the department does not
come up to the $3.50 sum Of last
wear, it is hoped that the citizens
who helped last year will contri-
butte even more clothes and food
than they did the season past.
The Washington times., 1930-12-03
Local Stocks

FURNISHED by W. 3. Hibbs q COL
SALES
Washington Gas, 6s, A, $1,000
@102as.
Capital Traction, IS, $1,000
85; $50O085h.
Capital Traction Company, 10
@4S; 10@47A; 4047h.
Washington Railway and Elec.
trio, pfd., 10098H; 5098A; 10
@98; 5@9s; 1009S.
Merchants Bank and Trust
Company. 200l02
Federal American Company,
CON-, 15028.
Lanston Monotype, 50105.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 100
8824; 5@88A; 10088A.
Peoples Drug Stores, pfd., 10
@99A.
Real Estate Mortgage, pfd., 10
@6A; 10000; 100061a.
The Carpet Corporation, $50
1914; 50@24.
AFTER CALL
FOCOHlac GlecCT1c, cons, oS,
$1,0OO0103.
Columbia Country Club, 41as,
10000 101; 5000101.
Capital Traction Company, 10
481a.
Public Utility Bonds Bid Ask
Amer Tel Te!ga 41ss go. .II0iNT.....
Amer Tel & rel AVS '3S, ..il42
Am Tel g. Tel ctl TT 5s....i105ki..... IS.
Anacostla 4 Pot RR 5s...I 81 50
Ana g. Pot Guar 5s.,..,I IS ga
c & P Tel OF va 5s.....ilO2
Cap Traction r 6s... s5& 81
City & Suburban 5s. so So
Georgetown Gas 1st 5s .l1O2% Il04
Potomac Elec Cons SIS. lO2T l03x
Potomac Elec SIS 1853 ilO7 i109
Wash Alex & Mt v Ctf III 2
Wash BALTIC & An 5s .... S5 II
Washington Gas 5s..........I104 los .
Wash Gas IS ser A. :...... 102A lO2%
Wash Gas SIS Series B. ....l l1O5 t,.
Wash Ry & Elec 4s.........I s7hl sB
Miscellaneous Bonds Il
Barber a Ross.Inc 6hs.... s5h 81
Col country Club o 4%s.:... n':.. 100 1SS iciB
d Paper Mfg 6s......... so 66
w N Cold Storage 5s...... 95 $50.
Wash Cons Tile .l100
Public Utility Stocks
9api5ol 6mfS II! TrsetiPs 1sI. co::: ~ ~
The Washington times., 1930-12-03

"Ex. dividend.