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steady; receipts % $50 cases; extra frsts,
l5l2c;. firsts, 15c;- current receipts, l4c:
seconds. PIC. Butter-Market. steady:
receipts. 15.479 tubs: extras. 2124c; extra
frsts 20l2 021c: hrsts, 19qf9iac: seconds.
l7G1sc; standards. PC. Poultry-Market.
easy; receipts, l car; fowls. 15G19lac:
TIC; geese 17c turkeys, laG20c; roosters.
l212c: broilers q lbs.l 24c; broilers under
2 lbs.), 22c: Leghorn broilers. 16G1812c.
icas. 12Gl2Ac. Potatoes-On track. 249:
arrivals. SO; shipments. l22; market slight
ly weaker Louisiana Texas, Mississippi
and Arkansas sacked Bliss Triumphs ST so
M1.55; Alab ama Triumphs. s1.450 so:
North Carolina barrels Irish Cobblers.
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Associated Apparel Industries omits
80 l-3 cents cash and / 1-3 per cent stock
dividend on common stock, due az this
time.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. June 1s.-Hogs-Re-
celptS. 1000; opening hog scale weak. later
trade, l0@15c under Thursday early top,
SITS. bulk, 150-250-lb. weights on later
rounds, S7.600765; 302-315-lb. weights,
$725@7.5o;- 1So-15O lbs. $1,000. so: sows,
largely, s5.50@5.75. Cattle-Receipts, 1900 !;
calves, 800; virtually no steers; other
classes in light supply generally about
steady; top heiferS. S7.50@8.25; cows, $3.50
94.5o; low cutters. .$2@2, $50; medium bulls.
50 down; good and choice vealers, s8.25.
good choice graded lambs to packers, So. Is
q $50; other lambs. largely 1925; throw
90 lbs. down. s7500850 medium, $3.50
also; all weights common. s466.5O: ewes,
90-l50 lbs. medium to choice. SLABS: ali
weights, Gull. common. so cents to s125.
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By United Press


EAST BUFFALO. June ~1s.-Hogs-Re-
bulk desiEable 12o-2sO lbs, ssiO 250-2s0
lbs. S7.7SGa; packing sows, s5a5. go
Cattle-Receipts 225: mostly cows; steady
to weak. cutter grades. S2G3.75: good
steers. So. Calves-Receipts, 500; vealers,
unchanged: good to choice, se09.50: com
mon and medium. s768. Sheep Receipts,
J, 500; better grade lambs STEADY at recent
decline: others weak to lower: good to
choice. moderately sorted. s6.506s: closely
sorted Kentucky lambs bid, $3.50; throw
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$4,000 Is WILLED
TO MASONIC HOME
Bequest Effective on Death of Ex-
Fire Chiefs Stenmnther


Estate Of J. Harry Johnson, for
mer Indianapolis fire chief. valued
at approximately $4,000, was given
to the Indiana Masonic home at
Franklin in a will probated in the
Marion probate court Thursday.
The entire estate will go to the
institution upon the death Of Mrs.
Mary E. Johnson. stepmother. who
receives a life income of $50 a
month. John c. LouckS, former fire
chief, was named executor.
Mr.. Johnson died Sunday at the
Methodist hospital. He served in
the fire department thirty years
and was chief from 1914 to 1918.
He was a member of the Scottish
Rite, Murat temple and other Ma
sonic bodies. :
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CLEVELAND, June 1s.-Hogs-Receipts.
900; holdovers none; steady to mostly -10c
" So; 24o-25o lbs, s7.75 packers 500 lbs,
$3.50; little interest in plain kinds; cows,
$50 5.25 or above. Cattle-Receipts, 800;
around steady; steers of s76750 value
predominating; good yearlings, ss.25; cut
ter kinds, s5G75o: scattered low cutter
TO good cows. S2.50G5; calves. receipts,
age; better grade vealers, s9.5061o; early
heavy kinds, $IGS; little OF light weights,
under $3.50. Sheep-Receipts. 300; quot
prices: scattered Gull lambs under 81.
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By United Press
By United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. June ls.-Butter-
SteadR creamery in tub lots according to
score. l9Q31c; common score discounted.
"a Sc; packing stock No. l. 18c; No 2.
12c; No. g. &c: butterfat. ia ice. Eggs
Steady: cases, included; extra frsts. 16c:
hrstS. l4lac; seconds. 14c; nearby IN
coarse stock sell only at heavy discount:
fowls. lbs. and over. 1sIac; 4 lbs.
and over. 18c; 3 lbs. and over. lie: Leg
broilers colored. 1 ID. and over, 24c: ia
lbs and over. Csc: 2 lbs. and over. 29c:
cred. 15d2Oc; LeRhorn broilers. / ID. and
over, zoe: black springers zoe; IA lbs.
and over, 23c: ? lbs. and over. 23c.
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New York Stocks


Sears Roe .
Woolworth $3.50.
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Bv United Press

PITTSBURGH. June -Hoss-Rece.pts.
iI Ss s7ss9sio: 0 SsS-27o lbs s5o5 sg f759
290-320 lbs, S7.2od7.4o: 100-i30 lbs. s7.65
as; medium to good packing sows. $50
so. Cattle-Reeeipts, 60: market nomin-
ket slow. about steady: choice vealers up
TO So Sheep-Receipts. 500: lambs around
soc lower better grade mostly SO down
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25s4c; standards 26c: market. steady.
Eggs--Extras, Ice; frsts. 151ac; market,
steady. Poultry-Heavv fowls, 2ic; me-
dunn. PC: Leghorn fowls Tic; heavy
brellers. 17622s; ducks. 15@22c; old cocks.
l2c; geese. 1o913c; market. steady
Potatoes-North Carolina cobblers best.
S2.60q275; mostly s2.65 per barrel
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CATTLE slaughter Glass;
Receipts. 600: market, STEADY.
CALVES AND vEALERS

-buILS VYbaFNuRS cxCLuuCuJ-
Good and choice beefs. .... 4.o0@ ATE
Gutter. common and medium. 2.50G 400
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By Times Special

CHICAGO. June l9.-Primary receipts;
Wheat, 6S6, 900 against $4,000: corn, 1872
600 against $4,000; oats. 10000 against
$4,000. Shipments: Wheat. 651. 900 against
900; corn. 1893. 900 against sol, 900; oats,
452, 900 against 366 coo
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Daily average volume OF federal reserve
totsisd ss4i 900. 900 decrease i' Of $1,000
900 over preceding week. but SIS 900 600
below ike week in 1880. Bills discounted
&C., 81 so 600 600 from year ago to 'i'''000'-
May eiEaret production increased
1865. sSS over year aKO to 1O.44s.-
O56.s4O Cigars decline 60.931.502 to
400. 797.e 61. Snuff of 1898 pounds to
s.S97.s5s Manufactured tobacco OF
1.7eS.S6O pounds to 27.ss1.ss1.
Pere Marquette Railway May net loss
si58.342 after taxes and charges against
months net loss sS47. ss9 against net in
come OF s574. 0z5. or IS cents common
share IN ike period OF 1880.
Associated Apparel Industries onlits
dividend on common stock. due az this
time.
Fashion Park Associates Nay net sales.
excluding sales between companies re-
porting and companies controlled but not
wholly. owned, amounted to 81, All sos
months sss52.T4S against sll.l42os1.
Brokers' loans decreased ST. .ooo, 900 in
week to 81, 4ls ooo. 900; on-brokers' loans
pei. cent. against s4.4 per cent week ago
and 1913 per cent a year ago New York
ratio 9l.S per cent. against 9l;2 per cent
and 85.9 per cent. respectively. Reds
count unchanged at Ia per cent.
St. Lawrence Corporation. Ltd. Omits
aauarterly dividend of e5 cents on class
A stock. due at this time
American Natural Gas Corporation and
subsidiaries in March quarter earned
Sl64 common share.
signode Steel stapping Company voted
q share on convertible preferred stock.
payable July Is.
st. Lawrence Paper Mills Co. Ltd.
omits quarterly dividend OF IS cents on
preferred stock, due at this time.
Standard OIL Of California raises prices
on purchases of crude oil 20 TO 40 cents q
barrel on average grades. Major Oil COM
panies of Pacific Coast advance wholesale
13 cents in Los Angeles and 1872 cents in
san Francisco,
Ne7 Bradford Oil Company omitted
quarterly dividend of cents, due at this
time.
Pitney-Bowe Postage Meter Company
declared dividend of per cent in
stock In lieu of quarterly dividend of
Sept. Is.
New York cables opened In London at
I24.2I: Amsterdam, 1909; italy, s2.sl5;
Berlin. 2050.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, o. June ls.-Eogs-Re-
ceipts. .2,7oo; heldover. none; 10 cents to
barely steady: later trade dull: some I'M
sold. bulk 170-24o lbs. SO; a few 200
2so lbs. ,s7.4o@7.5o; I2o-15o lbs, largely
to Sc. attle-Receipts 800: calves, S25;
better grade steers. and she stock scarce.
bSS t eps S5eaqy STasg r kn md foy
ers. $500 $50; a few better grade heifers,
T75@8.25; beef cows mostly. s425@4.75;
cutters. mostly s225@S. so: bulk bulls. So IS
m4.25; few. $3.50; good and choice vealers,
S750ds:50; lower grades. $3.50 down.
lower grade lambs dull tending lower:
bulk better lambs around. $3.50; choice.
eve and wethers UP to So: load of prime
lambs. S9.25: buck lambs. mostly S6.50m
$50; seconds, largely. s566.50; bulk
clipped ewes, So and below,
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By United Press

TOLEDO. o.. June ie.-Casb grain close.
Grain on track. 28Iac rate. Wheat-No. Z
red. 75@76c: No. red l cent premium
GoTTnmNo yellow. 55h @5e1ac: No. 8
26R 627iac: No. 3 white, asa a 26I5c.
Clover-Domestic prime. old. s13 so: prime
new. $l3.75; prime choice. new Sl4; prime
choice old. sl3.75: October. Stars; Decem-
Der, $l4. Alsike-Cash S14 Butter
Fancy. creamery. 2Sc, Eggs-CountrY run
14@l6c. Hay-Timothy per cwt.. SIPS.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying sac for
o. l red wheat and CSC for No / hard
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NEW YORK
CHICAGO
Net Changes
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 1e.-C1osing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange follow:
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Produce Markets

Eggs country run)-LosS OF delivered in
Indianapolis; &c: henery quality. No. /
Poultry (buying pricesJ-Hens Weighing
5 lbs. or over Tic; under lbs, 17c; Leg
horn hens lac; 1880 broilers, full feathered
"a lbs. and up. 23c: under Ia lbs. zoe:
bareback. Ice: LeRhorn broilers, Ice; ducks
&C, old cocks. 6Q9c: ducks, full feathered.
tat whites. &c: geese. &C. These prices are
for No. top quality. quoted BY Kingan g.
Co.
Butter twholesaiel-No. l. z5a2sc: No
2. 23424c
Butterfat-2oc.
Chese wholesale selling price per pound
wisconsin 1rsts. 1712c; Longhorns. 1717c:
New York limberger. soc.
By United Press
Market. weak: Southern. si.5OGs barrel;
Maine, sl.7502.95 barrel: Bermuda S4m
$50 barrel; Canada. Sl.40dI.60 barrel.
Sweet ENTHUSIASTICALLY: jersey baskets.
75cq $3.55: Southern baskets. s2.25 az so.
Flour-Market. quiet and Nteady; spring
patents. $4;65@4.85. Pork--Market. firm;
mess. s2250. LardooMNarket; dull; middle
quiet: special TO extra, sI59335c. Dressed
chickens. 25@37c; broilers. 25G39c fowls,
12627c; Long Island ducks. $50 18c. Live
poultTy-Market. firm: geese. 10@13; ducks
13623c: fowls. 18622c: turkeys 15625c
roosterS, 13014c: broilers. l8035c. Cheese
Market. firm; state whole milk. fancy
to special, 12ia623c: young America, 1872
@19l2.
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BIZ United Press

LAFAYETTE. June 10. = Hogs-Nfarket
steady 70 Sc higher: 10000 lbs. s735:
2o0-225 lbs. 7.35; 225-25o lbs. 81 IS: 25o-
275 lbs. S7.i5. 275-3o0 lbs. 81: 50O-315 lbs
$685.: lzo-i6o lbs. 81: I2o-I4o lbs. Sc IS:
f00-l20 lbs. S6.75: roughs. $50 down: TOP
calves. $780, TOP lambs $3.50.
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STOCK SHARES
SELL HIGHER IN
. QUIET SESSION
Rails Show Heavy Tone on
Protests Against Hike
in Rates.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrial for Thurs
day was 1896, Of 5.l2 Average OF twenty
rails vas 1915. Of loo. Average Of twenty
forty bonds vas 95.13. up ID.
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NEW YORK, June l9.-Sales on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day totaled 100000 shares; Curb
stock sales totaled 10000
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. June -Hogs-Receipts. 200;
market, l0a15c higher; heavies. s6756
7.25: mediums. S7.25@7.50; workers. S7.65d
1855: pigs, S7.50G7.75 Cattle-Receipts.
light; market, strong; calves, receipts,
light; market, strong. Sheep-Rece;pts.
light; market. slow and weak
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Investment Trust Shares
(By Gibson & Bernardo
PRICES ARE TO IL NOON c. S.
Births

BOYS
Ants and Viola Walsh 1928 North state.
Harold and Hazel Griffith. 1918 Holiday.
Prentice and Julia Elur, 1909 Church
man.
Girls
John end Anna Mccormick, l4i2 North
Olrey.
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By United Press

FIT. WAYNE. June 9.-Hogs-Market Sc
higher Etg x iIOO-149 Ibs, 81 I4oIl6o lbs S7I5;
275 lbs. $3.50: 275-325 lbs. Sis: 325-40O
lbs, ST: roughs. s5.25; stays. $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-20
TRAPPED DIVER SAVED
Brought TO Safety After Hours I'm.
der Is Feet of Mud. Water
By United Pres

der Is Feet of Mud, Water.
By United Press
LONDON. June 20.-After hours
Of frantic effort by rescue workers
William Milton, diver. was saved
date Friday from imprisonment
elongside a steel cylinder under If
teen feet Of mud and water The
cylinder slipped from its moorings
in project at the new Ford works
at Dagenham, near London.
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Bank CIearingS
June 80
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

June 10
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CIearings .....................S So. III COO 90
DepltS t.............t 5,Gl2,OO0.
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Clearings Observation-Disclosures 57. 400, 900. 90
Balances ...........+..-...,.t b,lUO ,OOO.O0
TREASURY STATEMENT
Net balance for June IL. S498,373 .574.24
Expenditures .............. 1888 242. II
Customs rect mo to date 1857 OBS. SO
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Day Is Irregular

Stocks were irregular throughout
the day. Industrials moved back and
forth over a small area. Rails
weakened on influx of numerous
protests against the proposed in
crease in freight rates. Oils were
helped by successful efforts to elinli-
nate the price war on the coast.
Utilities moved with the industrials
and motors held in a relatively
narrow range.
Overnight developments included
reduction of ST. 100000 in broker
age loans; official confirmation by
International Telephone and Tele-
graph they were buying into Erics-
son Telephone Company Of Sweden,
and a rise in production of copper
in May as compared with April.
Oil shares we're strong through
out the day with the widest gain
in Standard Oil Company of Cali
fornia. The latter company, which
was among the first to cut prices in
the recent gas war, today announced
advances ranging to more than 5
cents a gallon and also revised up
ward its price for purchases of
crude petroleum.
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By United Press

CHICAGO. June l9.-Cash grain close:
WheatINo: northern. -8Oizc. Corn-No
No: Yellow, 57@577}Ec: No. i Yellow. S 5S25
g5754c: sample grade. 49 a SAGE oats
No. 2 white, 26@2elac: No. white. 25lzc
othy-s750@s. Clover-$Il.25@ls25.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-03-12
GUNS FLASHED IN
LIQUOR BATTLE

Had liquor runner been Heavier
on the trigger" of his automatic or
Sheriff Rankin of Lyon county less
quick on his feet in a hand to hand
fight, the residents of that county
might have been buying flowers for
its newly elected police officer.
Sheriff Rankin had been tipped off
that a car was running alcohol" and
one night, in company with p. M.
Meehl, county attorney, approached
the car while it was parked on the
Main street of Marshall. Rankin told
the driver that he was the sheriff of
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hat county and Wanted to search the

that county and Wanted to search the
ear.
Before Rankin had begun his
search, second man jumped out Of
the car, drew q gun and proceeded to
tsand the sheriff off. The sheriff
tackled the gunman and in the follow
ing tussle, knocked the gun out Of
the mans hand. The disarmed run
ner struck the sheriff in the face, in
uring one eye. Taking advantage of
the opportunity the runner broke
away and was lost. The driver Of
the car had in the meantime pulled
away from the curb and headed out
of the city.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-03-12
FOUR GIRLS FINED

Four girls, charged with drinking
intoxicating liquor, at a dance in
Wood Lake, were each fined $40.
Two others were sentenced to pay a
fine Of 500 each, or serve 80 days in
Jail, for having liquor in their poss-
ession.
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SOLUTION NO. %

Drain pipe on sink too far to one
side. g.
Drain board on sink too far to
one side of sink proper.
3-Thermometer upside down.
Cord Of window shade not in
middle of shade.
5-Wall plug not correctly drawn.
6-Large jar on table more than
pint size.
Large jar does not contain pears.
8-Markings on measuring cup re-
versed.
part of girls right arm missing.
10-Shoulder strap Of apron missing
on right side.
11-Baseboard different on two walls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-23
GIANT SPECTOGRAPH
| FINISHED BY EXPERTS
Instrument for Furthering Physics
Research Completed by
Rochester Scientist.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, October %
Completion Of a giant vacuum specto-
graph, which will make possible further
research in the science of light waves
and the nature of element 81. discov-
cred last week by Cornell University
scientists, was announced today by the
Eastman laboratories.
The spectograph was designed by
Lloyd A. Jones and Robert Burroughs
Of the laboratories, along with DR.. A
M. Taylor, professor Of physical optics
at the University of Rochester. It viii
be used in the university for testing new
Photographic plates which register
highly sensitive light RAYS. experimenta]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-23
work and research in the field Of gases,

work and research in the field Of gases,
electrons and atoms.
The spectograph, said to be the near
est perfect of its kind, is the second
largest in the world, measuring 5
meters in length. It's principal feature
is a metallic tube, 20 feet long, which
can be almost completely evacuated. A
spark enters the tube through one end
and its light is defracted by q finely
graded lens and transmitted back
through the tube to highly sensitized
Photographic plates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-23
HIT U. S. IN BUSINESS
National Druggists Urge Competi-
ton With Citizens Cease.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., october %
R).-Roblin H. Davis of Denver was
elected president of the National
Wholesale Druggists Association yes
terday after the organization had passed
resolutions calling on the Federal Gov
eminent to Withdraw from the field of
business and competition over private
enterprise"
White Sulphur Springs. w. Va, was
chosen for the 1882 convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-23

Col Shohei Washizu, military attache
of the japanese embassy, entertained at
dinner last evening at the Carlton, the
COMPANY numbering II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-23

The naval attache Of the British en-
bassy and Mrs. William c. Horton were
hosts to small company informally at
dinner last evening at Wardman Park
Hotel.
The Assistant Postmaster General
Mr.. w. Irving Glover. is at the Palace
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Mile. May Hostess at Dinner
At Belgian Embassy Tonight.

Mile. FRANCHISE May, daughter Of the
Belgian Ambassador and Nine. May
will entertain at dinner this evening
at the embassy in celebration of her
twenty-first birthday anniversary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-21
State Prepares
 For Wright Trial
Lewis and Assistant Lay Out Evidence to Be Intro-
 duced When Slayer Faces Judge and Jury

States Attorney Lawrence L. Lewis and his assistant, Attorney William B. Fitzgerald, were busily engaged in preparing the evidence to-day for the trial tomorrow of Joseph W. Wright, charged with first degree murder of George Duncan on August Sd. Although the selection of a jury to hear the case is expected to take at least two days, Mir Lewis together with MT Fitzgerald and County Detec- tive Roland filling were going over testimony of witnesses this morn ing who are expected to play im- portant roles in the presentation of the states case.
 Seventy-five jurymen from New Haven county will report in the superior court tomorrow for jury service. Out of that body will be chosen the 12 men who are to hear the case. Attorney Will liam W. Gager, public defender, assisted by Attorney J. Joseph Smith are understood to be build ing up a good defense for the al legged murderer and are expected to exercise the total number of challenges allowed them in the se- lection of the jury.
 It Is expected that the import ant question that will decide the selection of the jurors will be their belief in regard to capital punish ment, If the jurors called to the stand express their opionion as be- ing averse to capital punishment,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-21
Financial Stress Of
 World Spent Itself
 In New York Exchange
Hectic First our After Bank of Englands Startling Move Turned Into Strong Recovery in Later Hours

1s off 2% on block of 15.ooo
 German 5h per cent bonds drop ped points to 35 on the bond mar ket where prices generally were lower.
 Chicago stocks sold off in active turnover.
 Cotton futures opened unchanged to 20 points lower despite a rise ill cotton futures at Liverpool and Bombay.
 The visitors and members gal leries of the New York Stock Ex- change were closed, a course not cften followed. Many of the curi- ous sought admission.
 The first sale of Great Britain 51E per cent bonds was made at s3 un- changed.
 The stock exchange showed signs of steadying at the end of the first half hour.
 Meanwhile, Wall street was obtained permits to enter the stock exchange galleries but in view ot the crowds the galleries were closed to the public.
 Crowds mile dabout the outside of the exchange and around the offices of J. P. Morgan and com pany.
 So heavy was the volume that the highspeed tickers ran minutes be- hind the market in the first half hour. Sales in that period amounted to 1 100000 shares, or at the rate Of il 100000 shares for full five-hour session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-21
Prominent Banker Of New York Was Killed
 In Crash Of Plane

tion organization, crashed into the roof of a residence here today, killing one of the occupants of the house and one occupant of the plane. Hall was injured.
 Peter J. Brady. identified as president of the Federation Bank & Trust Company and chairman of Mayor James J. Walkers commit tee on aviation, was riding with Hall and was killed.
 An unidentified woman resident of the house on which the plane fell also was killed.
 Hall left Roosevelt field shortly before noon, bound for the Amer ican Legion convention at Detroit where Brady was to lecture on labor.
 As the plane. bright yellow craft which has won many speed events, swung over Station Island 1t appeared to falter then dove into the house
 As the craft struck the house the gasoline exploded and the plane and the roof both started burning. Brady and the woman were dead when rescuers arrived.