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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO, July % (P) Omitted
States Department of Agricultural :
Hogs. receipts, $4,000 head, including
1000 direct; 10al5 higher on best KINDS
below $50 pounds; packing sows, lOa2o
higher; bulk. 17O-220 pounds, 7.50a7 70;
ton. IT'S: 10000 pounds, 600a7.55;
pigs. 6.50a7 25; packing sows. 4.40a5.65:
light light good and choice, 140- 100
pounds. 7.15a7.5O; light weight. 16o-
200 pounds, 7.40a775: medium weight,
200-250 pounds, 7.00a7.75; heavy
weight, 250-35O pounds 5.40a7 Is;
packing sows. medium and good, 275-
500 pounds, 425a565; slaughter pigs,
good and choice, 100-130 pounds,
6.5oa725.
1000 head; fed steers and yearlings
fully steady; palmer killing quality con-
sidered demand broadcast for better
grades; supply such kinds small; other
classes uneven; she stock steady to
weak: bulls weak and vealers $3.50
higher; light fed heifer yearlings, 885,
the top best weighty steers, 835; some
1,300-pound averages, 8.65. Slaughter
cattle and vealers-Steers. good and
choice, 100000 pounds, 7.75a9.25; 900
100 pounds. 7.75a91o: 1,1o0-l 300
pounds. 7.25a875; 1901 500 pounds,
700a850; common and medium, 600
1900 pounds 5.50a750 Heifers, good
and choice, 550-850 pounds. 7.25a8.85;
common and medium, 4.25a7.25; COWS,
goods and choice, 450a6.25; common
and medium 3.50a450: low cutter and
cutter 225a3.50; bulls (yearlings ex-
cluded). good and choice (beeD, ASA
500; cutter to medium. 3.35a4.65; veal
ers (milk-fed), good and choice, LISA
$50; medium. 6.00a7.25; Gull and COM
mon 14.50a600. Stocker and feeder cat
tleA-Steers. good and choice. 500-1 ,050
pounds. 575a7.00; common and medium,
425a5.75.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head fairly
active to packers; mostly steady; no
strictly choice lambs here; desirable
natives, 700aE50 early; best held
higher; rangers unsold; around ga
pound yearlings. 6.25: lambs, 80 pounds
down, good and choice, 6.75a8.25; me-
dunn. 5.25a675; all weights, common
400a5.25; ewes, 90-l5o pounds medium
to choice, 175a350; all weights. Gull
and common, 1.00a2.O0; feeding lambs
60-75 pounds, good and choice, 5.0oa
575.
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Electric Bond e. Share earnings, IL
months ended June 80, 81 on average
number common shares outstanding,
against $3.50.
Finance Co. of America (Baltimore)
common share earnings. six months
ended June 80, SO cents, against 70
cents.
General Motors June quarter COM
mon share earnings, $l.22. against
SLIT; six months, si.83, against sails;
cash, Government and other marketa-
BILE securities total $245.856 668 June
80, against $179.037.071 December 81.
1880, and S175,693,782 year ago; net
working capital June 80 totaled $685.
651,75O, against 1921, 037 ,636 on De-
cember 81, 1880. and $290,577 ,234
year ago: to erect a S1,000,000 building
for display of General Motors products
at Chicago International Exposition in
1882.
Howe Sound Co. June quarter COM
mon share earnings rs cents, against SO
cents; six months, 80 cents, against
$238.
Hudson Motor Car Co. sales on up
trend since latter part of June current
ly exceeding output.
Hupp Motor CA deficit six months
ended June 30 $1077,110, against net
income $509,O53. equal to "a cents a
common share.
Indian Territory Illuminating Oil Co.
to shut down all producing wells in Ok
lahoma City field except where neces-
sary to protect against drainage by
other operators.
International Carriers, Ltd, net asset
value June 80, S1377, against S14.9l
December 81, 1880.
International Salt common share
earnings six months ended June 80
$l.66, against SLIT.
Lane Bryant common share earnings
IL months ended May 81, 81.
Loblaw Groceterias, Ltd.-Sales four
weeks to June 81, off 1876 per cent;
profit off 2 per cent.
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator
$3.50 semi-annual dividend; last pay
ment $1.50 regular and so cents extra
Minneapolis Moline Power Implement
Co. passed quarterly dividend on pre-
ferred stock; paid 81 .62la May /.
Minneapolis, st. Paul & Sault Ste
Marie deficit six months ended June 80
$3.50, 402, against deficit $2,908,5O1.
Nash motor cars not to be manu-
featured in Canada by Dominion Mo-
tors of Canada, Ltd; has not acquired
any interest in latter.
Niagara Hudson Power electric OUTPUT
three months ended June 80 off Is per
cent, IL months, 1874 per cent; three
months gas sales off 2.3 per cent, IL
onths off per cent.
Oil Stocks, Ltd, liquidating value
class A and B share June 80 1895,
against $498 December l, 1880.
Penn-Dixie Cement deficit IL months
ended June 80 $115.551, against net in
come $304,553, equal to 1924 a prefer
red share.
Public Service Co. of New jersey
June gross off .03 per cent, surplus
after charges off AZ per cent, IL
months gross up z per cent, surplus
up AZ per cent.
Seagrave Corporation deficit six
months ended June 80 Sal ,088, against
net income before taxes $29, 989, eoua'
to cents common share.
harp & Dohme, Inc, first half ne,
estimated at $555 900, against $6l4,OOC
earned in like 1880 period.
Skinner Organ Co. declares 37l5-cent
quarterly dividend; formerly paid 62l:
cents
Standard Oh Co. (1ndiana) reduce,
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Wheat Gift Suggestion.
The American wheat problem will be
solved, says John Manley. manager OF
the Oklahoma Wheat Growers Asso-
citation and a member of the Farmers
National Grain Corporation board, If the
United States will give Europe $50. 000,-
600 bushels Of the Farm Boards
sterilization wheat"
1t is reasonable to assume that Mr..
Manley could find many among his fell
low citizens who will not object to re-
ceiving a present of about $l00, 900 600,
but what assurance has Mr.. Manley that
the European recipients OF free wheat
will not turn around and sell all. or at
least part. of such wheat back to Mr..
Manlsy's own organization?
Firm MaA Reorganize.
Announcement by the Atlantic Fruit
Co. that 1t will give up the fruit division
of its business after July 25, thus dis
continuing operations of its Jamaica,
British West Indies, subsidiary, the At
lantic Fruit Co, Ltd, is interpreted by
some as being a possible forerunner to
a second reorganization. The company
was formed in 1924 as a result of
reorganization of an enterprise estab-
lished IL years earlier.
The board of directors comprises some
of Americas outstanding fnanciers and
industrialists, including Horace O. Hav-
ermeyer. Percy A. Rockefeller. Samuel
F. Pryor, Vincent Astor and Robert w.
Goelet.
Sees Business Upturn.
Business is on the upgrade in 80
States, according to Martin J. insult,
public utility magnate, and head of the
Middle West Utilities Co. Mr. insult
announces an increase of "a per cent
in his company's output of power for the
week ending July 18. as compared with
the corresponding week last year This
is the greatest gain made by the sys-
tenn in Is months.
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Stanoline blue grade gasoline at Min
neapoliS to SO cents gallon from 79
cents, in Detroit from Sc cents to SD
cents
Supermaid deficit four months ended
April 80 s85,514. against net income
s94,9S7, equal to 63 cents common
share.
Western Union DISQUALIFICATION
expects years net to cover So dividend.
Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing
Co. may bid for certain assets of Inter-
national Combustion Engineering Cor
poratton
Wisconsin Central Railway June
deficit, after charges, $99.848, against
$7,857 six months, $1,626,So9, against
$1,383,162.
Abbott Laboratories common share
earnings six months ended June~ 80,
$1.80, against S1.83.
American Writing Paper to close two
units indefinitely.
Bickford's, Inc, common share earn
ings six months ended June 80, Sl.lO,
against $1.06.
Brillo Manufacturing June quarter
common share earnings, A cents,
against 10 cents: six months, 83 cents,
against 38 cents.
Canada Cement plant at Port Col
borne closed; operations not to be re-
sumed until new one is ready In Janu-
sry, 1882.
Century Ribbon Mill common share
earnings six months ended June 80, 6O
cents. against 9 cents.
General Gas e. Electric class B share
earnings IL months ended June 80, Al
cents, against 81 cents.
| Lone Star Gas Corp, subsidiary. Lone
Star Gas Co., sues to enJoin condemna
! ton of property by city of Fort Worth,
which seeks to take over all gas distribu-
ton properties in that city.
Niagara Hudson Power common snare
earnings IL months ended June 80, 55
cents, against 90 cents.
Packard Motor Car declares 10-cent
dividend; same payment made June IL,
1881.
Pere Marquette June. 1881, deficit
after charges $104, 1855, against surplus
after charges. $201,377 year ago.
sidiary Magnolia Petroleum, advances
| crude oil lrice in North Texas and Ok
lahoma, to 40 cents barrel fiat.
Twin City Rapid Transit common
share earnings six months ended June
| 80, $104, against $2.45.
Air Reduction common shares earn
ings, six months ended June 80, $2.43
| against 1884.
Deisel-Weimer Gilbert common share
earnings, six months ended June 80,
Sill against $1.20.
Endicott johnson Corporation present
rate of production reported at $4,000
pairs daily, based on 5la-day week.
International Telephone & Telegraph
subsidiary. All-America Gables. to sup
ply radio-telephone service to Peru.
Proctor & Gamble common share
earnings year ended June 80, 1887
against 1888.
United Founders-About 81 per cent
beneficial interest shares OF investment
trust associates deposited in favor OF
offer of this company to acquire mi
nority shares, consolidated assets value,
June 80, $721 share.
Wrigley Cwilliam). Jr.-June quar-
ter common share earnings, $l.53 against
s1.5I: six months, Sail against $3.50.
General outdoor Advertising Co
onnits quarterly cornon dividends Of
1917 cents each; formerly paid s7h
cents.
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NEW SECURITIES

NEW YORK, July % aA).-New Sc
curities offered today include:
Peoples Gas Light 81 Coke Co. SIS
00O,0 900 81 per cent gold notes, due July
30. 1922. priced at 1916. to yield "a
per cent, by Halsey Stuart & Co.
City of Trenton, N. j., $2,608,0 4
per cent bonds, due August /, 1882 to
1856, priced to yield to 385 per cent,
by syndicate headed by the Guaranty
Co.
Central Maine Power Co. $4,000, 900
first and general mortgage Az per cent
bonds. due December /, 1857, priced at
100 and interest to yield about 41a per
csnt. by a syndicate headed by the
Chase Harris Forbes Co.
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U. S. BUSINESS FAILURES
DECLINE DURING WEEK
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The daily average Of business fail
ures declined again last week, as viewed
by r. G. Dun g. Co.
For the week ended July Is, the
average daily insolvencies numbered IL,
as compared with 70 the previous week,
and with rs for the same week of last
year With the exception of the Pacific
Coast, all geological sections reported
smaller number of failures as compared
with the corresponding week Of last
year.
The rate Of operations in the steel
Industry, based upon rated capacity for
the week ended July 10, was estimated
at 81 per cent, compared with the rate
of 33l2 per cent two weeks previous and
with % per cent for the holiday week
ended July 6.
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New York Cotton
specIa, plspatch TO rhe Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK, July 23.-After an early
loss of nearly IS points on better
weather than had prevailed for some
days, the cotton market steadied and
recovered about quarter of a cent today,
ending 10 points higher than on
Wednesday.
Owing to the narrow character Of
the market the decline of over 50
bale in a few days attracted more pro-
fessional support as well as price fixing
by the trade and the market steadied
readily, closing near the top. Spots
were advanced Is points to $50.
Cotton range:
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Grain Market
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 23.-With specula-
tive activity at a minimum, wheat
prices averaged lower today. A late
steadying influence. however, was a
statement credited to the chairman Of
the Federal Farm Board, that the
board had been approached by foreign
agents seeking to purchase some of
its wheat holdings. The statement said
Chairman Stone expressed willingness
to dispose Of this wheat in foreign mar
kets If reasonable credit was arranged.
Wheat closed unsettled, "a to y
cent lower; corn, unchanged to u of
oats, 70 to y down, and provisions
at 2 cents to 10 cents decline
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the French. The resultant uncertainty was
amply reflected in the downward trend Of
yesterdays securities market
Frances attitude is difficult to under
stand and would seem to be based largely
on political rather than economic conSid-
erationS. OF the total outstanding short
term credits to Germany, estimated at
81 200 900 900, the United States holds about
$3.50 900 and Great Britain and other
European countries most of the remainder
Frances stake is merely nominal, amount
ing to not more than per cent of the total
In view of Germanys present fiscal
position. it appears that the most logical
thing for all her creditors to do is to renew
and extend existing short-term credits
largely because it is doubtful whether repay
ment at the moment is at all possible why
not, therefore, make the best of the bar
gain? Conditions are bound to right them
selves sooner or later, and there is every
reason to believe that all legitimate claims
ultimately will be paid
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Markets at a Glance

NEW YORK, July % R.-Stocks
firm; early losses regained In dull trad
ing. Bonds Irregular foreign issues
heavy. Curb Arm; market dormant.
Foreign exchanges irregular: Argentine
trade support. Sugar easy; disappoint-
ing spot demand. Coffee lower; trade
selling.
CHICAGO, July % (P.-Wheat easy;
bearish crop and weather reports. Corn
easy; beneficial rains In Missouri. Cattle
steady. Hogs higher.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, July % (P.-Demand
for bankers acceptances continued
strong today. but offerings were small
and the market dull
Interest rates generally were I'M
changed Call money was available
rate
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, July % H0.-Copper
easier; electrolytic, spot and future.
1913. Iron quiet, unchanged. Tin
easy; spot and nearby. PASS future,
PASS. Lead steady spot, New York.
440; East st. Louis. 4.22. Zinc steady;
East st. Louis, spot, 800; future, 395.
Anthony, CTS.
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Billion Dollar Firm Planned.
Another billion-dollar concern is in
the making if the plan of Harry F.
Sinclair is realized. 1t involves the mer-
ger of the Rio Grande Oil Co. the
T1dewater Associated Oil Co., Prairie
OIL q Gas. Prairie Pipe Line and the
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation.
The projected combine will rank among
the largest in the industry and will ex-
coed in size the proposed merger be-
tween Standard Oil of New York and
Vacuum Oil.
Automobile Production.
On the basis of expected automobile
output for July. the total production of
cars for 1881 may amount to as much
as 80 per cent of the estimated out
put of 100000 cars. While little, If
any, improvement is looked for during
the next month or six weeks. it would
seem that the industry is at or near
bottom and that Whatever major change
will occur from now on should be for
the better.
New Firm Incorporated.
American interests have just incor-
porated under the laws of Delaware the
Electric Co. Of Costa Rica, with a cap
italization of $4,000 shares of no-par
value. While detailed information is
not available, it is believed that the new
enterprise is sponsored by an American
concern which already las extensive in
terests in Costa RIGA and which it is
DESTROYS of consolidating
(Copyright, 1891, by North American News
paper Alliance, 1nc.)
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U. S. TREASURY BALANCE.

The United States Treasury balance
announced today as of close OF business
July 81 was 1927, 9S7 ,55S75. Customs
receipts for the month to date were
$22. 491 1870 Total ordinary expendi-
lures, 1894 .64755.
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Railroads in
In their plea for increase railroads scored
announcer point Interstate Commerce
cost OF the carriers at than SGT
b Naluaon Tor e-makng In the
an increase In rates would be OF great help
improvement in economic conditions. - = ~ 49, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23

Just as housewife today runs
around her neighbours homes to borrow
an extra potato or pinch of salt, 90 did
the housewife of the long ago borrow
fire. live coal or ember to start the
day with
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CHICAGO STOCK MARKET

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 23.-Following is the
complete official list of transactions in
stocks on the Chicago Stock Exchange
today:
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Everybody's Business
In View of Germanys Present Financial Condition 1t
Would Seem Wise for All Creditors to Extend
Existing Short Term Obligations.
BY DIR: MAX WINKLER.
Special Dispatch to The Star

NEW YORK 23France apparently unable its way
clearly the United States Britain
eve the German situation plan almost
month after advocating
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Studebaker Plant Remains Open.

NEW YORK. July % R.-A. r.
Erskine, president of Studebaker Corpo-
ration. says the company will not close
for vacation period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23

DONT class Kelly Lotta Miles tires with tires usually
offered these prices. BY every standard of per-
Torrance, safety and dependaby. the Lotta Miles is
fully the equal of many tires that sell for more money
We've sold plenty of Lotta Miles tires and we know
how many satisfied customers we've made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-23

Rumania is campaigning against
high interest sharks.
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1000 insult Util IS l940 S4ss s4N e4H
5000 Gary FL & @ SIS 1884 SO eS SO
$1,000 Sou On Gas 6ias 1889 80 so 80 =
Bond sales today, $4,000.
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II Buen Air Pr gas AZ ~ eeis sa'
Cauca Valley Is 40. asa 45ia as
8 Cent Rk Go SIS B 81: IS s. S
So Com Pr Blk 5las 81 81 IS IS
20 Danish Cons SIS So. 97l2 97N 81
2 Danish Con 5las IS 1904 1904 100
Den Mtg B IS '72 tx $685. $685. go
Eur FL Cp Gas '65 XIV IS 66 SO
Finld Ind Blk Is "a 80 so 80
Ger Con Nun rs AZ 5a1a 55h S.
IS Guam w RR IS A SO 33s4 3l12 50
Hamburg Elec Is IS SO 80 86
Hanover City rs 80. IS IS IS
10 Ital Sup Pow IS A SO 6e1s 66ls SO,
MENDOZA Pr 712s 81 4234 42z 49,
Parana Brazil rs SO 29A 29A 20
Rio de Jan 6l5s SO. 81 1854 So
10 Ruhr G Co 6las A SO 81 so so
Saxon Pub Wk IS 80 79s4 70 70
SHINES rs '46 wv. so so 50
TERM Soc 6las A '53 10 10 70
ww-With warrants.
xw--Without warrants.
NEW.
issued.
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rates dollars based last quarterly or
payable IN payable adjustment
dividend stock, Plus lf' in
stock. K Plus m Plus So in
stock n Plus 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-10
News Of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

Meridian League games featured the
Packaro teams two-game win over State
HIGHWAY HIGHWAY: Packard: practically composed Of
beginners at the Stagt Of the season. and
eSS. to e4y to take the rubber in this
walter puco. Indiana Bel and BSrEe u csd adj
lac taking shree from Edie Battery. Wash
Rte Laundry and Northwestern: six
Go: Edwards, SOS. and Lenferty. 604.
A $50 doubles will be the attraction at
the Illinois alleys Saturday and Sunday.
der the $50 marx receiving two-thirds be-
tween their average and $40. An entry fee
covers expenses. You. can bowl as often
as YOU Ike but must change partners each
time: The winning combination Will be re-
waroeo with q guaranteed purse OF 500.
Race Johns is busy lining UP the girls
for the l70-scratch singles sweepstakes TO
is. n and AZ. In addition to cash awards.
merchandise prizes will be awarded; The
Robertson Coal Company has already do
special prizes viii Be available later in the
week. Play will consist of three games
ACROSS alleys No. /. 2. >. 4. and 8.
Twelve local teams wiz leave for st.
Of Columbus national tournament. Local
entered are. Moran Trucking. ". Bes Tins.
captain; Scott Trucking. Frank Lauck. cap
tain: White Furniture. L. Duzsn. captain:
< n Of ga couneii No 81 fRO1 Ih eap5sdn
CAPTAIN: Beams Bowling slleys, T. Lena
han cspt S5:. Block Optical r Kernel.
tain: Mcdaniel Ti'Il,y Cards. ". SARGENT.
tain. and HiT FosT Route. j. corco ran
nrn intention ef;nos only eSiiscssnS sh s:iS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-10
Tracy Cox
Tops Card
Local Feather Flash Faces
Dombrowski; Vine to
Meet Baxter.

Tracy Cox, acclaimed by local
fight fans as the most prominent
Of indianapolis fistic artists, goes to
bat at the Armory tonight against
Soldier Dombrowski Of Detroit, and
his followers are confident the
Brightwood puncher Will hold his
@wn with the Soldier.
The complete program for the
Legion show follows:
Ten Reunds-Trsey Cox, indianapolis,
w.. Soldier Dcmbrcwski, Detroit; feather
weights.
Eight Rounds-Lou Vine, Chicago, W.
Charley Baxter, Louisville; lightWeights.
Six ROunds-Roy NIdy, LawreneeviIIs,
feAtherweiKhts.
-Four Rounds-csrI EIlis. Terre Hsute.
vs.. Red YeaEer, indianapolis; welter-
Four Rsunds-Ersnkis FivseOats, Indi-
featherweiEhts.
Four Rounds--Tony QualitIa. IndIanAp-
offs, ". Harlan Arson, Indianapolf
Iightweigh4s.
The eight-round semi windup
promises lots CT action, with Lou
Wine mixing with Charley Baxter.
Both these pugs have made fine
showingS here in previous engage
mentS. and their first meeting looks
Ike natural attraction. Red Yea
ger Is taking the place Of Tony
Petruzzi in the top four against Carl
Ellis Of Terre Haute. Tony broke
= hand in his fight last Tuesday
night at the Armory. The show
starts at 8:15.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-10

delphia PhilIies camp Monday. Fred Kost-
er's triple in the sixth accounted for the
winning runs.
d. PENSACOLA "a Ola: Fla. March 1o9An cpl
pleted the Boston Red Sox squad today
and Manager John Collins announced a
holiday for Wednesday. The players will
spend the DAY resting and fishing.
DnOXI, Miss. March 10.-With
- the entire squad in camp and
under contract, Manager Walter
Johnson today started preparation
for the Washington Senators exhi-
bition game against Baltimore
Thursday. Jackie Hayes, utility in
fielder, signed ais contract Monday
to complete the roster.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
1O.-George Pipgras, New York
Yankees pitcher, has been for
hidden by his physicians to start
training until April 1. News Of
Pipgras' loss was accompanied by
Manager Joe McCarthy's an
nouncement that Joe SeweII and
Werber will replace third base
man Lazzeri and shortstop Larry
in tOday's practice game with the
Boston Braves.