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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV..
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
Ie1kesz:
Y-KEREKES GYoRGY
espereS
Templom es parokia:
pc, ,Tahoning Ave. Tel: 668S1
t5yiilekezeti naptar.

ulShCAGt1 AttPeoA' a HNe -.
napjan reggel 8 6ratol magyar IS
kola, - HetfGn, szerdan es pen
teken d. G. II oratol a lSonfirman-
tluSok oktatasa. Csiitortokon.
aug. Gan este fel S orakor a NJ
egvlet rendes havi gyiilese. Va
sarnap d. G. Eel II orakor biinba-
natl vasarnapi istentisztelet, uta-
ia az egyhaztanacs gyiiltse sza-
madasok atvizsgalasara.
RaltazS, I. pix koszonete. A
multi napokhsl level erkezett Ma
gyarorszag59l DR.. Baltazar Dezs6
piisp0ktol. A nagy magyar piis-
pok levelet vasarnapi istentisz-
teleten olyassuk fel gyiilekezet
>l6tt aztan egyhazi irattarunk-
ban helyezziik Ell meg6rzes vegctt
Multi vasarnapunk. Ismet szep
gyiilekezet hallgatta az Iget, mely
ezuttal Krisztusnak a kemenN
beszeden'' megbotrankozo tanit
yanyokhoz i.iitt5o..t llerdeserol $40
lott. A kovetkezo vasarnapon pc
lig Peter apostolnak a kerdesre
'dott felelt6rol fog szolani pre-
likacio. Ez a vasarnap egyben
)iinbanati vasarnap is es szeretet-
tel hivjuk ra kiilonosen mindazo-
kat, akilS a k0vetkez6 vasarnapon
maid az Ur asztalahoz jarulni XII
vannak.
Urvacsora es konfirmacio. Aug.
l6-an az vi kenyeri Urvacsorat
| rogink kiszolgaltatni hiveknek
Ugyanekkor lesz a nyilNanoS val
iastetele II ifju keresztyen test
veriinknek, akik ez allalommal
eloszor fognak szllleik Is kereszt-
sziileikkel egyiitt a scent asztal.
| hoz jarulni. A k0vetkezo yasar-
napra kerJiik a scent jegyek szi-
yes megajanlasat. Az urvacsorai
vasarnapot megeiozo szomhator
este 8 orakor biinbanati istentisz.
| teletet tartunk.
| A lelkesz Clevelandban. T htt
keddi napjat lelkesz Cleveland
| ban t0ltotte, ahol resztvett a Kc,
resztyen Ifjusagi Egyesilletek vi
! lagszovet'segenek gyiilesen. A
| Syulesen tobb magyarorszagi XII
| kiild0tt is jelen volt. Tobbek k0
zott g sarospataki theologia igaz
| gatoja, a magyarorszagi foldmi
YES ifjusagi titkar, szamos lelkesi
es vilagi delegatus.
Munka az egyhazi birtokon
Tobb hivonk szives ajanlkozasi
| folytan lehetseeess6 Walt, hogy a
egyhazfi lakast, amennyire mos
TAM szegepysegiinktol tellik, reno
behozassuk. "A mar multi h6tel
megkezdett munkat hetf6n ujul
er6vel folytattak buzgolkodo hi
veink, amikor is nyoIcan dolgoz
| tax teendok0n. 4 lakas augusz
tus lore lesz bek0lt0zheto ALA
| potban. LA az egyhazfi munka ell
| vegzesere allsalmas csalad akad
ugy az, az ismeretes feltetelel
mellett igenybe veheti, egyebken
a lakast rendesen b6rbeadiuk.
| Vizsga. Nyari magyar iskolabs
jaro gyermekeink vizsgai iinnepe
! lye augustus 23-an, vasarnap, ;
| delelotti istentisztelet kereteher
fog megtortenni. Felhivjuk a szii
i6k figyelmet, hogy meg hatra
levo ket heten a gyermekeke1
/ pontosan kiildjek az iskolaba $ q
lehet6seg szerint a meg hatralekos
tandijat es minden gyermek utar
so cent konyv es iroszer haszna
lati dijat is egyenlitsek XII az egy.
hazi penztarnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
MEGBENITOTTA Az
EROS NAPSZURAS

NagykGrosr0l jeIentik - 10th
Margit 26 ewes asszony a sz5l5ben
lefekiidt az egyik fla ala Is el-
aludt. Keso delutan volt, mil.or
felebredt. Iszonyatos fajdallnat
erzett. a baloldaIa teljesen meg
benult. Az orvosi vizsgalat megal-
lapitolta, hogy legsulyosabb
napszuras erte eg feIoldaIi benu-
last kapott. 10th Margit alIapota
rendkiyiil snlyos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
MAGYAR RaF u AsKATUS
EGYHAz
Ielkesz:
I,AKY zSIGMOND.
Templom Is par6kia:
~ Mahoning Ave. Tel. Sg94o.
A lelkesz tavollete alatt kohl:
Csepke Istvan, helyettesito lelkesz

~
A mutt vasarnap sz6p szamu
gyiilekezet elott beszeTt a lelktsz
az oszinteseer6l, igazlelkusegrol,
mely nemcsak beszedben, hanem
cselekedetben is meg 'kell, hogy
mutassa magat a jo keresztyenek
egymassal valo Grintllezesenel.
Vasarnap este, a Magyar Nap
ia tel1intettel, mem volt semmifele
osszej0vetel.
Nyari magyar iskclank a jovo
vasarnap tartja vizsgajat a del
clotti istentisztelet kereteben. Hat
heti szorgalmas. faradsaggal tel
les, nehez, kitarto munkanak q
gyi;m0lcseit kivanja bemutatni az
egesz pyiilekezet elott a tanito es
ianitvanysereg. Mindkettojiik til
relmet mashoz is megprobalja ez
hat heti tanfolyam, de ITALIAN so
ha nem volt tanitas es tanulas
olyan pr0bara tev6, mint eZen
nyaron, rel1kenG, tikkaszt6, ell
crnyeszto hosegben. Remeljiik
hogy nagy kozonseg ertekeli
+
munkajukat, hogy ertekeli, ezt
meg is kivanja mutatni azZal.
.hogy zsufolasig megtolti jovo va
sarnap templomunkat. Hogy le-
gwen eIeg ido minden targybol be-
,mutatni szerzett ismereteiket, a
,vasarnapi iskola fel 10-kor fog
,lSezd6dni S 10 orakor mar az eg6sz
igyiilekezet a templomban lesz s
'kezdet6t veszi vizsga.
Eloadas. Este ugyancsak a
igyermekekkel eloadas lesz, mely-
re szinten hivatalos nemcsak a
lgyillekezet, hanem az egesz ma
lgyarsag, mindazok, akik gy0nv0-
riisegiiket talaljak gyermekeink
llatekaban. 6nek6ben, dalaiban A
ivezetoseg nagyon meltanyos be-
lepti diiat szabott meg ere az
eloadasra, hogy annak 0sszege he
tartson vissza senkit megiele-
nest6l.
.ss'Ujkenyeri Urvacsora osztas.
Augustus lean lesz Uryacsqsa-
idaztas templomunk ban. E helyen
rs j6elore jelezni kivanjuk ezt az
lalkalmat, hogy leeyen mindenki-
mex ideje az ill6 kesziiletre.
Kirandulas. A Szivarvany
Egyesiilet es Aranycsillag Egye-
lsiilet tagiainak az elmult szerdan
tartott kirandulasa Mill Greek
Parkba nagyszeriien sikeriilt Is
'szepen latogatott volt. Kellemef
Eszorakozasokkal toltott6l el az
segesz estet.
4 heten kedden este az ism9tl6.
ssok csoportjanak tanoraja a Wis
ssgara valo kesziil6desek miatt el
.maradt.
A Lorantffyak es a prezsbite.
rum azonban megtartottak gyil-
.leseilet, elobbiek kedden este
htobbiak pedig szerdan este.
Piknikiinkrol julius 26-an naey-
1aban mar megvolt az elszamolas
S G szerlnt az eddigi tiszta marad-
vany $129.5S-t tesz Xxi. Az elore
yegzett gyiijtesr6l azonban meg
mem mindenki szamolt el, ICY a
fiszta haszon vegosszege meg no
vekedni fog. A Napsrgar Egyesii-
iel ldgJal, XIX gyuJtest es fell
szolgalast vegeztek, a N6egylet
tagJai, kirk szabad konyha ko-
rill sllrgolodtek, a prezsbiterek.
Xix kijelolt livatalail1ban forgo-
lodtak, fogondnok, XII az etel-
nemiieket ajandekozta, erdemel-
mex legtobb reszt az eltrt skier
boil. De haIas elismeres illet min
tlenllit, aki barmi tekintetben
hozzaj jarult nap sikerehez Jol
neztek ki a Napsugar Egyesiilet
tagjai VI egyenruhajukban.
A koz0s ifjusag csoportja csii-
Y t0rtok0n tartott multi heten osz-
szejovetelt. A keresztyen .ifjak
Evening star., 1931-12-29
sHoRT-TERM SECURITIES.
tReported by ]. & W. seligmsn q c

>~"~PS@ soS ~ " ~ w.
Allis- Chalmers Co. SIS 1877. 80 81a
American Chain Co. 6s 1888 8734 90
American Tel. g. Tel. 51as 1913 l021a 103
Amer. Wat. Wks. & El SIS 1884. 81 S6
Baltimore & Ohio 41as 1888 =. 1874 1914
Bedlng Hemingway Co. IS 1885 S5 83
Bethlehem Steel Corp. IS 1896 81 81
Canadian Nor Rwy. 4hs 1885. 49,. S5
Chi. Northwestern r. r. SIS 1888 SO 80
Chicago Rock Island As 1894. 531s 53H
Cleve Lor. Wheeling SIS 1888 "a 81
Colorado & So. Rwy. 412s 1885 "a 80
Commercial Credit Co. 512s 1898 IS 89A
Delaware g. Hudson Co. SIS 1895 88 107
Denver IL Rio Grande 4I2s 1885 So SO
Gen. Mot. Accep. Corp. IS 1887. 981z 90
General Petroleum Corp IS 1910 96i4 97z
General Public Service 5Ias 1899 .....r 80
Grand Trunk OF Canada IS 1886 s71a 83
Houston E. & w. Texas SIS 1888 81 SO
Humble Oil 517s l932.......... 1914 9sh
Laclede Gas Light Co. SIS 1884. 81 90
Louisville & Nashville IS 1887. -. 98la
New York Cent. & H. As 1884,. 1924 843s
Northwestern Telep. 4l2s 1884. -. 914s
Penna. r. r. CO. 612s 1885: 80. SO 81
Portland General Elec. SIS 1885. SO SO
Sinclair Crude Oil Co. 512s 1888 9oA 90
st. L. IMS. Ry. r & G. Is 1888 10 7oh
Union Elec. 1t & Pow. SIS 1888 SO 99h
union Oil Co. Of Calf SIS 1895 921a 81
Virginia Rwy. Power IS 1894 93A 95A
Wabash Rwy. Co. SIS 1899. ...... II 75h
Auto busses with sunshine roofs"
have appeared in England.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
Grain Market
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 29.- Grain
prices tended upward early today, re-
sponsive to a steadier tone in securities
and to Argentine reports Of wet har-
vest. Unreasonable weather for United
States Winter wheat counted also as a
bullish factor.
Opening unchanged to "a up, wheat
afterward rose further Corn started at
1Aa13 advance and subsequently held
near the initial range.
A circumstance pointing in the direc-
ton of higher prices was that the
amount of wheat on ocean passage to
importing countries had been reduced
to only enough for few weeks supply.
Notice was also taken OF continued
scantiness of domestic receipts OF
wheat, the principal primary markets
today showing arrivals Of far less than
half as much as year ago. There
were Illinois reports, too, that con-
siderable wheat was so badly infested
with Hessian fly that some OF the grain
was turning yellow.
Emphasizing the bullish effects OF
persistent unfavorable harvesting and
threshing conditions in Argentina were
assertions that it was extremely doubt
full whether Argentina could supply
Europe 'sSYheat needs. These needs, 1t
was contended, would increase steadily
as European homegrown wheat be-
came absorbed Meanwhile, decided
ly larger proportion OF Australian
wheat than usual has been going TO
China and Japan. Corn ana oats re-
f1ected wheat market flrmness.
Provisions sagged with hog values.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
BOND MARKET RESPONDS
QUICKLY TO BANK POOL

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 29.-The in
formal banking group which has been
buying bonds for the past two weeks
has discovered one feature Of the pres
ent bond market that Is distinctly
cheering TO them.
Only a little cash is needed, its
members reported today, to send
prices up fast. Until they had actually
applied the cash test, the continued
steady dribble of selling had forced
prices steadily lever. But on small
bids, It was said, they find it hard to
get more than a small smatterlng OF
securities. The market is extraordl-
narily "thin," they said.
Bankers declined today to comment
on a Wall street report that the formal
concert agreement originally called for
a total of s100,000000 in subscriptions,
of which s8o,0O0,O00 has already been
subscribed.
They again emphasized their earlier
statement that the group is not seek
ing to bid prices up. On the contrary
it was said, the group is buying only
on price recessiOns and purely for
long term investment. But, they con-
tinued, offerings are extremely light
and bid for 100 to $50 bonds results
in sending quotations up as much as
500 for each $1,000 face amount of
bonds.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
Continued from Page A-14.)
Baltimore Markets
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star
BALTIMORE, Md, December 29.-
White potatoes, 100 pounds, 95a1O5;
sweet potatoes, bushel, 5oa65; yams
barrel, GOAL 90; beans, bushel, l.60a2.OO
beets, per 100, 2O0a3.O0; Brussels
sprouts per quart, 10a15; Savoy cab
bage bushel, 75a1 90; carrots, per 100,
!. .O0a3.50 celery, crate, 1.75a2.5O; egg
plants, crate. 2.00a275; lettuce, crate,
3.5Oa40O; onions, per 100 pounds, lisa
a2.5O; pumpkins, per 100, 10.00a15 90;
spinach bushel, 75a90; squash, bushcl,
1.75a2O0; tomatoes lug boxes 2.50a4 so; ;
turnips, hamper, 20a35; apples, bushel,
50a1.75.
Dairy Market.
Chickens-Young. 20a23; Leghorns,
l4al6; old hens, 21a22; Leghorns, Old
l5a18; roosters, 10a12; ducks, 12a23;
geese, 16a22; guinea fowls, pair, 25a50;
turkeys, 22a30.
Eggs-Receipts, 3,143 cases; current
receipts, 26a27; hennery white, 27a32;
nearby firsts, 3Oa32; Western tirsts, goa
80.
Butter-Good and fancy creamery,
28a32; ladies, 15a21; process, 23a24;
store packed. 15a16.
Live Stock Market.
Cattle-Receipts, so head light sup
ply, market steady. Steers-Choice to
prime, none; good to choice, 6.50a7.50;
medium to good, 5.50a650; fair to
medium, 4.00a500; plain to fair, 3.50a
400; common to plain, 3.00a350. Bulls
Choice to prime, none; good to choice,
none; medium to good, 4.o0a4.25; fair
to medium, 3.50a400; plain to fair,
325a3.50 common to plain, 3.00a3.25.
Cows-Choice to prime, none; good to
choice. none; medium to good, 3.75a
400; fair to medium, 325a3.75; plain
to fair 2.50a325; common to plain,
HeiferS-Choice to prime, none; good
to choice, 500a6.00; medium to good,
450a5.00; fair to medium, 4.00a450;
plain to fair, 3.00a400; common to
plain, 250a3.00.
Fresh cows and Springers, 80 00a60 90.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 100 head;
light supply, market steady. Sheep
100a3.00; lambs, 3.00a700.
Hogs-Receipts, 400 head; light sup
ply, market steady. Lights, 5.25a5 so;
heavies, 4.90a5.20; medium, 5.25a5. so;
roughs, 350a4.25; light pigs, 4,60a5 10;
pigs, 5.00a5.25.
CalVeS-HecelptS, oU nead, nght sup
ply, market steady. Calves, 3.50as.50.
Hay and Grain Prices.
Wheat-No. 2 red Winter, export, no
quotations; No. red Winter, garlicky,
spot, domestic, 59 December, SO; jan
uary, 59&s.
Corn-No. yellow, domestic spot,
45a46; cob corn, new, 2.00a2.lO
Oats-No. 2, white, domestic, spot,
35a3512; No. 3, 34a3412.
Rye-Nearby, 40a45.
Hay-ReceiptS, none. New hay Is
starting to arrive in increasing guam
titles, but so far no official grading has
been attempted, selling being strictly on
merit Demand for old hay slow and
market is dull and quiet, with prices
in buyers favor at range of 13.0oa
1850 per ton.
Straw-No. / wheat, S50a9.00 per
ton; No. l oats, 9.o0a1000 per ton.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
CURB SHARES GAIN
IN ACTIVE MARKET.
Tax Selling and Bank Liqui-
dation More Than Offset
by New Buying.
BY JOHN A. CRONE.

spscisl Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 29.-The
Curb Exchange maintained activity
with an upward trend today. A series
Of. favorable developments more than
OFFSET the tax selling and bank hquida-
ton which continued today, though on
a somewhat reduced scale.
Electric Bond SE Share opened in a
block Of 5000 shares at 10, off 70, but
later reached 1923: Cities Service at
5l4! Standard Oil of Indiana, after
losing Il point, easily regained its loss
and pointed higher.
The improbability of Hudson Bay
4 Mining g. Smelling Co. curtaIing its
output, as a result Of the recent world
copper curtailment pact, brought buy
4 ing into the stock Newmont Mining
had no dificulty in establishing new
low. but it quickly rebounded.
Roam Antelope's recent activity was
based on the fact that the company,
along with Rhokana Corporation, will
produce the output allowed under the
Copper Mines, Ltd. New Jersey Zinc
moved back and forth today within
half point range on a few sales.
AS the year draws to a close many
corporation, according to today's an
nouncementS, plan increased operations
or have larger orders on their books
than in recent months. Thus the Mex
ican subsidiary of Standard Oil Of
Indiana Hausteca Petroleum Co. plans
to resume operations in Mexico and
enlarge the Tampico refinery. Pow
drell & Alexander, despite its recent
market behavior, has increased oper-
~tg 70 rant ~ PoNoHitu The
Cord Corporation has on hand orders
for airplane engines totaling $673,000,
compared with Sl45, 400 a year ago.
D., The recent rise of point in Railway
H. Light securities merely forecast the
declaration today of the regular quar-
terly common payment. Lefcourt
Realty common, however, sold off be-
fore the usual quarterly distribution
was declared. Alabama Great Southern
preferred made its first tape appearance
in months at SO. Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie, after opening unchanged. declined
q point. Pennroad Corporation came
within a fraction of its previous mini
MIN level
Atlas Utilities, the fastest-growing in
yestment trust on this market in 1881,
opened of "a 1t announced that Sc
curities-Al which it controls, as a
result of portfolio changes. will hold
50 800 shares of Manufacturers Trust
and that Securities Allied as of Novem-
Der 30 had assets approximating Sl4
alShare.
3EeThe Curb Exchange osened actively
higher.
A block of 5000 shares of Electric
Bond 81 Share came out at 10, off "a
btu, Hydro Electric securities at 61a was
UP "a Middle West Utilities at 53s, up
ID, and Indiana Pipe Line at 63s was
up 70.
Cities Service at 5A lost ls, but i'm
nedistely recovered. Standard Oil Of
Indiana at 1885 was down u, but later
regained some of the decline. Brazilian
Traction at s3s rose "a Cord Corpora
tion gained fraction to 7. Humble
Oil & Refining at 4434 was unchanged.
Newmont Mining quickly advanced
u point to TO- Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
at 36 was unchanged. Great Atlantic
a. Pacific Tea preferred at lis was up
q point Creole Petroleum was up a
shade at q Imperial Oil Ltd at was
d trifie above its previous close.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
BY JACKSON DODDS.

ScAcl dl unhHhBtI. bdLh VI MOHLTedl,
Canada is dependent primarily on the
products of the farm, forest, mine and
fisheries; she is growing in Importance
as manufacturing country, and is one
Of the largest exporters per capita in
the world. Reduced prices and disloca-
ton of international trade last year
have naturally had an adverse effect
financially. There is no gainsaying
that business has been at an extremely
low ebb. Nevertheless, / feel that in
view of the disorganized state of world
trade and internal conditions of other
countries, Canada is relatively better off
financially and socially than is gen.
orally recognized.
While much reduced export demand
for farm products has resulted in q
price level far below that If many
years past, the crops Of the past season,
taken as q whole, have been bountiful,
the only exception being in certain por-
tions of the prairies where there was
failure due to drought. Furthermore,
with remarkably favorable weather,
crops generally were harvested in ex-
cellent condition, and costs Of harvest
ing were lower than for some years
past. In regard to our manufacturing
and financial position, 1t may be said
that during the postwar period the ex-
pansion of our industries, generally
speaking, has been on modest scale;
we have not tied up an unduly large
proportion of our CAPITA in unproduc-
tive extensions.
New. Industries.
The establishment in Canada last
year of many new industries, prin-
cipally In Ontario and Quebec is also
favorable feature, since it provides
employment and use for .vailable
power. These manufactures are coming
chiefly from the United States in order
to supply the Canadian market and
to export under the preferential tariff
to other countries within the empire.
Our tourist business is also providing
employment, and with thousands of
miles of good motoring roads and un-
excelled transportation facilities by
rail and water. we may confidently look
for its, continued growth.
Banking in Canada has pursued the
Evening star., 1931-12-29
CANADA DECLARED BETTER OFF
THAN IS GENERALLY BELIEVED

even tenor of its way during a year
OF unprecedented disturbances else
where. The resources of our banks are
large. credit supply is abundant, note
circulation keeps pace with business
needs, and generally there is a feeling
tions.
The United Kingdom having been
forced to depart from the gold stand
ard, Canadian exchange moved simul-
taneously to a substantial discount in
the United States. This is not an un-
mixed evil, as it may act as warning
In future to Canadians who were at
tracted by easy money and are now
paying dearly for 1t. Unwillingness in
New York latterly to lend on terms &C
ceptable to Canada is as much the re-
suit of conditions in the United States
as OF uncertainty regarding the future
OF the Dominion. The large oversub-
scription of the recent internal ma
tional service loan of $15000o,000 may
be taken as an indication of the con-
fldence Canadians have In their country.
Canada's foreign obligations are
factor that contributes toward prevent
ing an early return of our dollar to
par. In the meantime the discount
serves to check imports and assist ex-
ports, In the II months to Septem-
Der 80 last Canada's adverse balance in
foreign trade was reduced to $35, ,00O, 900
from $100,000,000 in the previous IL
months, and in the five months to Octo-
Der 81 there was each month an ex-
cess Of exports over imports.
Resources Increase
1t would be rash indeed to speak
with assurance of the prospects of 1882,
but it is surely permissible to say that
when international confidence and CO.
operation are restored, and commerce
in consequence improves, Canada will be
among the first to benefit. To this
may be added that we have additional
reason for confidence in the fact that
our accumulated resources are infinitely
greater than at any period of depres-
sion in the past, and that our unde-
veloped wealth, which once was so
largely matter Of speculative interest
rather than Of proven fact, is now
known beyond any doubt whatever to
exist TO an extent far surprising the
most extravagant estimates of those who
have gone before u.s.
Evening star., 1931-12-29

Dividend rates in dollar.
nual payment. Eek dividend
a Payable in cash or stock
dividend. plus So in stock
stock. Plus 2% in stock
stock. n Plus 81 in stock.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
RIGHTS-ExPIRE

based on last quarterly Of semi-an-
tPartly extra. tPlus ~ in stock.
PAYABLE in stock Adjustment
PLUS 81 in stock. h Plus lSs in
r plus locs in stock. m Plus S% in
, paid lsss year--no regular rate.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
New York Cotton

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, December 29-Open-
ing cotton prices today were to 5
points higher in active trading. Com
mission house offerings were small and
briskly bid for. Professionals covered
short commitments.
Opening prices we're: January, $50,
up S; March, 6.44, up 4; May, 6.61, up
5; July, 6.78, up 4; October, 500, up
8, and December, 7.18, up 4.
Europeans in Northern Rhodesia now
number 1886, an increase of 1922 in
the last 10 years.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
Railroad Reducing Expenses.

. NEW YORK, December 29 OP).-Ir
a. move to pare down operating ex-
penSes, the Lehigh Valley Railroad will
consolidate six of its present divisions
into three new operating divisions, II
was learned today.
-, ofncials of the company said the
change would go into effect on Janu-
sry !. Substantial savings, 1t was ex-
planned, are expected.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
lived by PrfateW1 to

1sy1- stock ana Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90 High Low Close. Chge
~ = Zenith Zenith Bad Baa,G; c:.,1; - ," ~
RIGHTS-ExPIRE.
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Sales of Stocks on New. York Exchange.
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1890 PM.......1 100000 2:10 P.M...... 100000
in the above table the snnua sash
dividend sess than 100 shares tpsrtS extra Ips
in stoc
Plus ~ in stock preferred stock Plus
n m regular u Pus o. IN
0 stock
Evening star., 1931-12-29
New Plant to Be Built.

NEW YORK, December 20 (P).-A
new three-story modern can-making
plant will be built by the Continental
Can Co., Inc, at Harvey, La, adjacent
to the plant of Penick & Ford. In 1929
Continental obtained long-term con-
tract for the entire Penick & Ford can
requirements.
Evening star., 1931-12-29

Trinidad has voted s125,ooo gift to
England.
Evening star., 1931-12-29

Auto buses with sunshine roofs"
have appeared in England.
Evening star., 1931-12-29
BONDS.

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