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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-05-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

The state Of Texas ,
County or Cameron }
Notice is hereby given that
whereas, on the Gath day o. June,
A. ID. 1880. Jose Manzano executed
a certain deed OF trust TO me as
Trustee. for the benefit of the State
National Bank OF Brownsville, Tex
as. on the hereinafter described
real estate. which said Deed OF
Trust appears az record In Vol. SO
pages 254-256 Of the Deed OF Trust
and Mortgage Records OF Cameron
county. Texas. 20 which record re-
ference is here made to more fully
show the wording and effect Of
such instrument and the descrip-
ton OF the property covered BY i;
and.
Whereas. the said Jose Manzano
has made default in the payment Of
the note described in such instru-
ment. said note being for the sum
of four thousand two hundred dol
lars Cs42O000), dated June a.
1890. payable 10 the order Of the
State National Bank OF Browns
Vile. Texas. bearing ten per cent
interest from maturity until paid
and more fully described as fol-
lows. to-wit.
$4,000 Brownsville. Texas, June
oath. 1880.
On December "a. 1880. days after
date. I, We, or either Of US prom
ise 10 pay 10 the order OF State
National Bank OF Brownsville at
its banking house In Brownsville,
Texas, the sum OF forty two hun
bred and no-l00 dollars for value
received and payable without de-
falcation or discount, with inter-
est at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum from maturity until paid,
and ten per cent principal and
interest as attorneys fees II sued
upon or placed in the hands Of an
attorney for collection. The makers
and all endorscrs hereof severaIly
waive preSentment for payment,
protest. and consent that time Of
payment may be extended without
notice thereof. Full authority Is
hereby given 70 the legal holder
hereof 10 sell any collateral Secur-
ity assigned or attached. at public
or private sale without notice upon
non-Payment.
Jose ManZano."
Such default being for the entire
amount OF the principal and for
all interest since March oath, 1881,
leaving a balance OF four thousand
two hundred fifty-two and 50-l0o
dollars &42525O). principal and in
terest on this date remaining IN
paid en- said obligation; and.
Whereas. the said beneficiary,
state National Bank OF Browns
vile. Texas. has requested me 10
enforce such trust:
Nov. therefore, I. A II. Fernan-
der, Trustee as aforesaid. hereby
give notice that I VII accordingly,
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THF STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any constable
Of Cameron county, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO
cite all persons interested in the
estate Of Maria Z. Valentin, oe-
ceased. to appear at the next regu-
lar term Of the county court Of
Cameron county TO be holden at
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Valley Travel Bureau

Offers unusually attractive service
TO both a owners and passengers
going any place. Our plan makes
travel cheap. we serve the entire
Valley and have been closely allied
with Valley growth for the past ten
years.
Address Box 385 or phone 405 az
ll21 w. Harrison, Harlingen. Nl79
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For Subdivision
16O Acres

Located 4 blocks from the high
school and closer * Browns
vile than the exclusive Los
Ebanos Subdivision Winding
resaca RUNNING through prop
erty offering natural lake front
sites for subdivision This prop
erty Is for sale by owners and
can be bought at a very at
tractive price. Also tract OF 800
acres within city limits, adjacent
TO Missouri Pacific Lines on
the south. Henson-Lcmax NJ
Houston and Brownsville De-
veiopment Co Csc
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Business Opportunities

FOR SALE-Due to failing health.
I will sell my cafe which IN doing
profitable business. &C a sacrifice.
Address box sos Ia Feria or in
quire at the La Feria News. Ol42
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sALESMEN-AGENTS
Financial

FARM LOANS-Five year straight
loans on improved irrigated farms
in cultivation in Hidalgo and Cam
eron counties. Relinance vendors
lien. Watts and Watts, phone %,
Donna, Texas. Valley representatives
Nelson Mortgage company. O-59
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Rentals
OFFICE ROOMS

FOR RENT-One office room OH
second floor 0f F. NV. Woolworth CO.
building. Also complete third floor
of same building Tor rent.
This unOccupied space viii -
painted and repaired to conform
with tenants requirements.
Telephone $40 Ols9
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STENOGRAPHER. 8 years expe-
rience in general work. p. o. Box
657. Brownsville. Ol28
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MRS. r. HEADS
wOMANS CLUB

Mrs. Myrtle Lee was elected pre-
sident Of the Business and Profess
sional Womcn's club OF this city
at n meeting OF that organization
held Thursday night az the cham
Der OF commerce offices. Others who
were elected AZ Ibis time were
Miss Emma ReiSterer. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. pearl Mestel. recording
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TOday's Radio Features
MONDAY, MAY 10


TBV ~ AsS0Cnftd FTts9J
A Central Standard Time p. NJ unless indicated. PROGRAMS subject to last
minute change by statonsD
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
annual r,eeting Of the stockholders
OF Port Is bel a. Rio Grande VALLEY
Railway will be held in the offices
OF said corporation in Brownsville,
Texas. Gu the 3rd day Of June, A. ID.
1881, at 1000 o'clock, a. nj. d.
Brady. Secretary. GA
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Announcements

TRAVEL opportunities. Private
cars and %congenial passengers, TO
all parts Mexico and United States
on expense sharing basis. Cars and
passengers should register at Inter
national Travel Bureau. Del Walt
Hotel. 1927 Levee, Brownsville,
Texas. Mill
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Ell AGUILA-Furnished 2 and g.
room apartments: lights. water. gas,
hot and cold bath Phone 896-W.
M-287
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Employment
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
WANTED Eligible men-women.
1850. qualify at once for govern
ment positions. Sl05-250 month. Elk
perience unnecessary. Steady en-
plOyment. Write. instruction Bu-
reau. 639. St. Louis. No: today.Ol5
ROUTE BOY wANTED-Circula-
ton Department, Brownsville Her
aid. OI66
OFFICE BOY WANTED-The Her
aid. Ol67
BOYS WANTED TO sell the Browns
vile Herald every afternoon and
Saturday night Good pay for
hustlers. No money needed 10 start.
Come down today and make some
spending money. Ol68
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Trees Seeds & Plants
Livestock & Poultry
HOGS WANTED

HOGS WANTED
We are now In the market for
all the hogs we can buy in The
Valley. We pay San Antonio
market prices. See us.
HAUSMAN BROS. PACKING co.
Brownsville, Texas.
N-286
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5-ROOM furnished apartment with
hath. garage. water. connections for
gas. lights and phone. SO per
month. As West 1t. Charles. In
quire upstairs. 90
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WOULD SELL ten or more acres OF
our rich loamy farm fronting high
way near Brownsville for $50 an
acre. Two-thirds cash. Box Ol59
Herald. Ol59
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HOUSES

MODERN furnished house on pave
ment. Phone ssh. O-y1
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FOR RENT-FUrnished or unfur-
inshed clean. cool rooms. reason
able. 925-6th ST.. across from ~. ".
DEPOT. Phone 7a0-W or $40. Oi6l
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DAVIS COURTS-Five-room fur
nished apartment. all conveniences.
electric refrigerator, garage. 2nd
and St. Charles 3. H., phone 1920.
N-294
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FURNISHED ROOM

FOR RENT-Wel furnished room
In private home for Cne or TWO
gentlemen. 233 St. Charles street
Phone l30TW. O-17
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NEBRASKA APARTMENTS-Fur-
nished, modern. Also cottages. 1851
Jefferson. Phone 1894. Ol34
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FURNISHED ROOM suitable FOR
two gentlemen. Near Herald office
1907 jefferson. Phone ago. Ol55
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FOR RENT-LarEe cool front room
one or two beds. 500 9Th st. O145
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Rentals
APARTMENTS

THE VAN SICLEN-Coolest, best
ventilated. 3 and 5 rooms. large
closets, tile baths. FTigidaiTcs.
screened porcheS, private entrance.
Rents reasonable. Phone 60 or SIS
W. NIB
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TELEVISlON

WexAP-2sookc CWMAo-67okc)
5.30-Hal Totton. Sports CSound)
5.i5-Cart0ons U5mD
1.00-CaTtOons (30m.)
WsNAo-2coOkc CWIso-560kc)
5:00-Joe de Salvo O5m.D
6.30-CartOOns (50m.D
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PAROLED
TO RS WAITE
Rio Hondo Boys Are
Adjudged Delin-
quent

Carlos and FREDERICK Atkinson, is
and IA years old respectively. were
adjudged delinquents and paroed
TO Ray S. Waite. Rio Hondo farm
e.. here Wednesday then tried on
charges OF numbering Cenobio Con-
zalez- is year old Rio Hondo youth.
This Is believed to be the first
time In the history OF Cameron
county that a murder caSe has been
tried in the juvenile court. The bows
were charged with murder with
malice aforethought. They we're tried
before Judge "A. M. Kent. defense
having waived a jury.
According to the testimony. the
Atkinson boys were attending a wake
for a dead aunt near Rio Hondo
March "a. The Gonzalez youth came
to the home and afterwards. Car
los and he went outside and began
n fist fight. The younger Akin
son jumped into the fight with a
knife and inflicted wounds which
caused Gonzalez death.
Justifiable homicide was the de-
Tense offered by attorneys for the
Atkinson boys. They ~contended Fed
erico was attempting 10 prevent an
other felony when he killed Ceno-
bio.
The state put on three youths
who testified the Gonzalez boy
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Maryland Woman
Happy Now
Loses So lbs.

Edith J. Marriott Of Baltimore.
Md. writes: Last winter I weighed
200 lbs. and was very much
ashamed. l bought a bottle Of
Kruschen Salts which gave such
wonderful results / bought more.
After 4 bottles I weigh las lbs. and
all my friends say, How slender
you've gotten-how did you do it?"
l. say only 4 words-thanks -
Kruschen Salts"
A generous bottle OF Kruschen
Salts that lasts 4 weeks costs but
as cents at McKay's Pharmacy,
.Cisneros Drug Stores. or any drug
store in America-take n half
teaspoon in a glass Of hot water
every morning before breakfast
cut out pastry and fatty meats-go
light on potatoes. butter. al and
sugar-that will help Kruschen take
off your fat.
Take Kruschen every morning
it's the little daily dose that does
tiff not joyfully satisfied after the
first bottle-money back.-Adv.
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SCHOOL, dist.
MAKES TRADE
OFTERRITORY
Edcouch- Elsa and La
Villa Districts
Exchange

EDINBURG. June II. "A traie
OF . number Of miles OF territory
was made between the Edo ,uch-
Elsa Independent school district and
the LaVilla District, common school
district No. 2. yesterday afternoon.
avila was given a one-half mile
strip contiguous to its old Yves. ern
boundary, which extends from mile
~ 10 mile 10. This territory was
relinquiShed by the Edcouch-Elsa
district. according TO Mrs. Fred 3,
Wright. county superintendent.
In the exchange, Edcouch was
given the territory between miles
Al and ID. from the boundary OF
the LaVilla district on the east to
the Edinburg Independent district
on the West. This piece Of territory
was given by the LaVilla district,
Mrs. Wright said.
The exchange of territory was
brought about following the con-
firmation of the Edcouch-Elsa in
dependent district on April 18th.
The boundary lines OF the indie
pendent district were set as the
boundary lines OF the old Edcouch
common school district, known as
Common school district No. Is, and
not only comprised the territory sur
rounding Edcouch, but included the
townsite OF Elsa and surrounding
territory and part OF the present
townsite OF LaVilla. the boundary
line running down a street OF La
villa.
District No. Is made its first step
TO become Independent In Janu-
airy. 1923. but was tied up in a court
suit lasting from that time. as tho
Independent trustees were enjoined
from action by the trustees OF the
common school district.
After the suit was brought, the
common school district. No. 10 Of
Elsa was formed. and the townSite
OF LaVilla was founded.
The exchange of land was COM
pleted yesterday afternoon, after
the members Of the county board OF
education. of which A. A. Hughes
of McAllen is president. were taken
on a tour Of the disputed territory.
and were presented a petition
which had been agreed on by citi-
Eens Of both districts for the ex-
change. Mrs. Wright said. Mem
bers OF the Edcouch-El Elsa and La
villa boards accompanied the coun-
~ board members on the tour.
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EXCHANGE TO
BUILD z new
CITRUS UNITS
Increased Facilities
Planned By Texas
Citrus Elk.
Especial to Tbs Herald.l

MISSION, June 1.-THE Texas
Citrus Fruit Growers Exchange set
10 work this week preparing TO build
ADDED facilities TO take care OF the
increased tonnage which their field
men now estimate at around 1900
cars.
AT a meeting in Harrington Mon
day night John II. Shary. head OF
the Exchange, announced that plans
were under way for the building OF
a big modern plant for growers OF
the Harrington area. This building
viii cost with equipment around
$75.000.00 and will have a capacity
sufficient to take care OF further
increases in tonnage in that com
munity.
Another plant will be built at
San Carlos, five miles east Of Ed
inburg. About lis growers, repre-
sentlng over eighty per cent Of the
tonnage IN that area, have signed
up. The San Carlos plant will be
similar to other units OF the Ex-
change, and will cost around $751;
OCO.
In addition to these plants a
large addition will be built to the
Sharyland plant, which will great
ly increase its capacity. In line
with its policies Of extending It's
service to all points where needed
the Exchange is hoping to CONT
nue. its expansion program in the
future.
we have found that ii pays to
build the best buildings" John II.
Shary said Wednesday. Our pack
Inc costs last year were lowest at
the La Feria plant which is per-
haDs our finest unit. Sharyiand
ran a close second. although it Is
DUR oldest plant. The Sharyland
plant, however. is practically as
good today as the day 1t was built
eight years ago.
Our constant aim is to have the
finest pack going out of this VAL
ley at the lowest cost. This is only
possible by rigid economies and
business efficiency. II means that
If vi car save a grower ten cents
a box in packing costs, we have adj
ded just that much TO his profits.
We have made the claim that We
top prices out of the Valley, and
the past season again proves the
truth Of this assertion. OF course
there are instances where others
may bet a higher return than We
do, but taking the eason as a
whole. and all grades and sizes of
fruit, we have always succeeded
IN getting our members a higher
price. We are going TO do that next
season but 1t Is important that we
have heavy tonnage to do that. for
If we can run our plants to capa-
city, the packing costs decrease.
and our market connections are
strengthened. and our influence In
establishing higher quotations made
more authoritative" Shary said.
With the building OF plants a.
Harrington and San Carlos, the Ex-
change will have eight modern
units.
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WE HOPE ERNEST
= ~ y \ X
HAS BETTER LUCK
THE NEXT TIME

CHICAGO. June III. dP-Ernest
II. Sharp would like a divorce.
Among the reasons listed by him
in a bill filed in circuit cosrt were
that his wife, Vera, would not let
him:
Smoke in the house. play the radio.
or pay any attention to the family
dog.
In addition he quoted a written
agreement with her whereby his
use Of the family car was limi ei
10 n day a week and 10 trans
portation to and from railroad sta
ton at suburban Northbrook, where
they live.
His monthly pay check was TO be
turned over TO her in reuirn for
which she was to cease ipjuriny
him. such as attacking him wish
a pistol. striking him on the head
with a golf club and biting his in
ger.
Sharp said she was very .eal-
Gus. without cause"
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Highway
Work Makes Progress

WASHINGTON. June IL. tP-The
nations emergency highway con-
struction program is four months
ahead or 1880 and has furnished
employment for about 265 900 men
The cost Of federal sid projects
approved thus far In the plan 10
aid the idle is S24l 100000. Il is made
uD Of sll2. 10000 regular federal
aid funds. S7f.5O0. 900
money provided by Congress AT the
last session, and $54,250,O00 state
funds.
With the $4,000. 600 emerrency
money advanced TO enable states 20
take up immediately a greater por-
ton OF the increased federal aid
appropriations. the program EQUALS
projects started and approved up 10
October ! last year. 1t exceeds by
many millions the entire 1929 o \
struction work.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. June IL. Up
Cotton had a fairly steady opening
today, although Liverpool cables
were considerably worse than due.
While July opened sever points
down. the new crop months show
ed losses Of only one TO four points,
while prices eascd off slightly after
the start. they soon rallied, July
trading up to 8.4l, October to 8.77,
and December TO 500. or 2 to z
points up from the initial lows and
even with yesterdays close.
At the end Of the first hour the
market was quiet but steady and
only two points down from the pre-
viouS close.
The market ruled quiet but
steady all morning. Prices gradu-
ally rallied owing to expectations
Of bullish weekly statistics tomor-
row which encouraged some scalp
ing and also shorts covering. Ring
traders also were looking for a ra-
Their bullish forecast of May domes-
tic consumption. July advanced to
6.48, October TO 8.85. and Deem
Der to 9.03. or ii 10 IA points I'D
from the early lows and Z 10 3
points above yesterdays close.
AT mid-session the market was
steady and car the highs.
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CANAL Zone
Continued from page -

AA0A4tAAAAGA AA0AAt NaAt ~
James L. Abney. Col. Francis
Glover was also present.
A few minor repairs 10 the plane
were made at the Pan American
shops last night. and a new pro-
peller was installed.
Capt. Eaker is well known at the
local airport. He has made sew
eral trips here. and in 1929 at
tempted u~nsucceSSfully to make a
dawn TO dusk flight from here TO
the Canal Zone. He then tried a
dawn to dusk flight from CristobaI
to Brownsville. and again expert
enced difficulty with his plane.
and made a forced landing In
Mexico.
Fast time was made in yester-
days flight. Elapsed flying time
was approximately IS hours. Dur
ing this time they covered Att
miles, Or an average speed OF las
miles per hour, better than two
miles a minute all the way.
The flight wasn't so tiresome,
but the $50 miles between Tam
plCO duQ bIONtlSNlile Was the LONG,
est 200 miles I vcr travelled" Ma
jcr General Fechet said. Our re-
turn trip vas u~neventful. but our
trip south was unfortunate. We
had a great deal OF trouble"
The air corps chief must be In
washington Thursday. and II was
thought at first that he might con-
tinue TO San Antonio last night.
The local airport was In almost
constant touch with the plane dur
ing its flight yesterday. -Four
lengthy jumps were made. The
first flight was from Cristobal TO
San Salvador, a distance OF 92i
miles. From San Salvador the
plane Jumped 10 Guatemala. lat
miles: from Guatemala TO Teje-
ria, 612 miles; and from Tejeria to
Brownsville, via Tampico. ACT
miles.
you have a wonderful airport
In Brownsville" the major general
commented. "Your repair shops
are among the best I have ever
seen"
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NEW NC RK COTTON

NEW YORK. June IL. R-Cot-
ton opened steady today. unchanged
TO 3 points higher, which was rather
better than due on the showing of
Liverpool. and held steady during
the early trading.
Business was comparatively quiet
but some liquidation or reselling ~
recent buyers vas quite readily alb
sorbed by trade buying and cover
ing. July liquidation continuer but
was absorbed by spot house buy
ing az the prevailing differences
between months and was partly in
the way of exchanges. There was
no Criticism OF weather conditions.
but reports OF a fairly steady tone
in the stock market probably helped
cotton at the start. July sold up
to $40 and December to 9l0l with
the market showing net advances OF
about 3 to 5 points at the end or
the first half hour.
Liverpool Gables said that con-
tinental liquidation had been absorb
ed by trade calling and covering in
that market and that the British
home trade in cotton goods was
rather better.
The market held generally steady
later in the morning. The bulges
brought in some realizing or Ii
quotation but offerings we're quite
readily absorbed by continued
trade buying and covering. Houses
with Liverpool connections we're
reported fair buyers here during
the earlier trading while later
there appeared TO be some demand
from the continent and prices
worked up TO 8.45 for July and
GOT for December or about 8 to 10
points net higher on the more nc
tive positions. There was a little
selling toward midday on reports
of an easier tone in the stock
market. however, and prices react
ed 4 20 5 points from the best.
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Tokyo Earthquake
Greets ROYAL Pair

TOKYO. June il-P-An earth
quake shook Tokyo and adjacent
territory today as half the popula-
ton OF the Yokohama Tokyo dis
trict was out 10 see Prince Takam-
atSu and his bride return home
from the round the world honey
moon tour.
The prince and princess did not
feel the quake but II shook an area
Of 10 miles around the metropolitan
area. No damage was reported. Its
duration was about one minute.
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His Luck Was
Really Too
Good To Be True

CHICAGO, June IL. tP-For
a brief period yesterday Charles
Tessio had a 81 200 bin.
He got 1t when he walked into
the italian Trust and Savings
Bank and handed the teller a
withdrawal slip for his entire
deposits.
A few minutes later the bank
was closed by the state audi
tor.
Luck deserted him promptly
at this point. however. for two
hoodlums stopped him on the
street. extracted the $1,000 bill
from his pocket and fled.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June IL. R1-Stocks
were steady to firm in q small turn
over today.
Gains were mostly OF a moderate
size and the market was unable TO
get far on the advance after a rise
at the opening but shorts proceeded
cautiously In view OF the resistance
TO recent selling.
Strong spots included Fox Film
and Union Pacific Railroad, up 3
points each. Rock Island. Southern
Pacific. Reading and New York
Central sold a point or so higher at
their best prices and there were
gains OF equal size in American
Telephone. Allied Chemical, Ameri-
can Can. Woolworth. National Els
cult and Du Pont. Some profit TAX
ing vas encountered on the rise. u.
s. Steel, Westinghouse and Alaska
June were heavy. losing about a
point.
Call money renewed at I Ia per
cent.