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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Irish Celebration
Attracts Attention

Brownsville and the Valley is
highly enthusiastic over the 81.
Patrick's Day celebration. and We
anticipate the largest gathering OF
Irishmen ever held in this section
said Mrs. John CloSsner, chairman
or the finance committee and named
advisor on all subcommittee to-
day BY John G. Planning, manager
Of the celebration.
Mrs. CloSsner said that Browns
vile will do great credit TO the oc-
caSion" and added that no attempt
will be made 10 commercialize the
affair.
A meeting has been called FOR
Thursday night at the XII Jardin
hotel starting at s o'clock. at which
meeting complete plans viii be
made for the celebration. Commit
tees will be named to handle ar
r~angements for cars. food, speakers.
etc. Mr.. Planning said Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Second Convict
Shot At Huntsville

HUNTSVILLE. Tex, Feb II. tF.
The second convict 70 be shot
within a week was seriously wound
ed by a guard OF the prison system
yesterday.
When Jack Smith. 20. prisoner at
the Harlem farm at ~Sugcrland. at
tempted to attack Charley Harris.
dog sergeant. he was shot in the
abdomen and legs. Physicians said
his condition was critical.
After dispatching v. r. Vaughan,
an assistant. 10 the farm TO nves-
tigate. Lee Simmons. general mana
ger of the system. said Smith had
been known to guards as a bad
man and had created much truu-
bic.
Smith was serving two five-year
sentences for burglary from WI
chita county.
Last Thursday Judge Peck. a con-
victed murderer was killed az Re-
trieve prison farm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Truck
Markets

Lower Rio Grande Valley points:
Cool. partly cloudy. Rained Sun
day night.
Cabbage: Haulings light account
OF vet fields. Light wire inquiry,
demand limited. market duh. Prices
nominally unchanged-too few sales
reported to quote. tOpening Tues
day-to growers s4-5 per toni
Carrots: Haulings light account
OF wet fields. Moderate wire in
quiry. demand slow. market dull.
Prices nominally unchanged-too
few sales reported 70 quote.
Beets: Haulings light account IL
wet fields. Light wire inquiry. de-
mand slow. market dull. Prices
nominally unchanged-too few sales
reported to quote.
Spinach: Haulings light account
Of wet fields. Moderate wire in
quiry, demand moderate. market
dull. Prices nominally unchanged
too few sales reported to quote.
Carl0t shipments of entire United
States reported Monday. Feb. IS:
Cabbage: Texas Il. Florida %.
New York Is. Wisconsin ?. total ".
S. so cars.
Carrots: Texas 4. California rs.
New York 3. total y. s. 80 cars.
Beets: None.
Spinach: Texas u. South Caro-
lima 2. total u. S. % cars
Snap beans: Florida 5, total Y.
S. ) cars. Mexico ! car.
Mixed vegetables. Texas II. Lou
isiana 2. Florida 9, total u. s. 40
cars.
Grapefruit: Texas Is. Arizona 2.
Florida 162, total U. S. 1T cars.
Oranges: Texas 3. California 81.
Florida 100. total u. s. i69 cars.
Lower Valley shipments forward
cd Tuesday morning. Feb. IT:
Oranges 3. mixed fruit /. grape
fruit l3. mixed vegetables Is. cab
bage 20. carrots 4. turnips l. pota-
toes /. total 66 cars. Total move
ment 70 date this season-Fruit
1874. vegetables 1851. total S735 cars:
to same dav last season-fruit 3976.
vegetables $685.. total 1862 cars.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Merriment Reigns At
Galveston Mardi Gras

GALVESTON. Tex. Feb. IL. LF
Looking toward the coronation Of
his majesty. King Frivolous XIV
monarch Of mirth. and his queen
Galveston today was in the midst
OF the ~rollicking fun OF Mardi Gras
TO end with the dawn Of Lent.
While the merry makers ran
through the streets. masked and
coStumed. and music from seven
bands melted tho jewellers TO
dances az many street corners, the
monarch yesterday reviewed his
subjects from a stand on a promi-
nent corner. A monster parade.
featuring floats drawn BY mules.
was y Of the events in the days
carnival.
The coronation and the grand
masked ball. with the revelation OF
the identity Of the rulers. we're set
for tonight.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Home Economics
Teacher Receivers

MISSION. Feb. lT.-Miss Thelma
Clayton, who was quite seriously
burned about the face and hands
through the explosion 81 a gas
burner IN the oven III the Home
Economics department OF the high
school the last of the week is
recovering very nicely.
Although her hair and eyebrows
we're burned off. there will Be no
permanent scars on her face. ac-
cording 20 physicians in atten-
dance.
Miss Clayton II one OF the teach
erS OF that important branch OF
the local school work. and it was
feared for a time that her eye
sight might be injured BY the blast
which occurred when the oven
door In the stove vas opened. She
Will be kept from work for several
weeks. however.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
London Weather In
Valley Is Forecast

Weather uncommon III the Valley
but typical OF London may BE- ex-
pected 10 prevail IN this section
Tuesday night and Wednesday. ac-
oording to weather chief w. J..
Schnurbusch.
Strong. cold. upper air currents.
blowing in a northcrly direction.
Passing over warm ground air
currents blowing from the south
will cause heavy fOgs. similar 10
those experienced Monday night.
nc explained.
Traffic officers urge motorists 10
Crive carefully on highways. rs the
tor rs sometimes SO thick that cars
are not visible until they arc within
a few feet OF one another.
No change IN temperature IS
anticipated.
This ~ the season for f0rgy
weather" the weather chief con-
cluded.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Cali Curci Ticket
Requests Pouring In
Especial 10 The HcraldI

especial TO The Heraldl
HARLINGEN- Feb l7.-Althounh
il Will be three weeks before Nine.
Cali Curci will appear IN concert
In Fair Park auditorium here. a
deluge OF requests for reservations
and inquiries as to tickets poured
into the chamber OF commerce here
yesterday and today.
Twenty-Five reservations were
placed yesterday. although no tick
cts will be On hand for two OF
three days. Mail orders are now
being accepted but the box office
In the chamber OF commerce here
viii not be opened until February
&c.
Nine. Gall Curci. coloratura
soprano, will sing In the Fair Park
auditorium here Monday evening,
March ?. in one Of only three or
four appearances she Is making IN
Texas this season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Gandhi Sits In On
Peace Conference

NEW DELHI. india. Feb. MI. lN
-For four hours this afternoon
Mahatma Gandhi. gaunt leader ky
midas restless millions. and Vice
roy Lord Irwin. representative Of
the British empire. met Inn one of
the Strangest peace conferences his
tory has ever witnessed.
Neither would saw much about
what they had talked over but they
let ID be understood that their
lhccting had been mutually salts
factory and that they would con-
tinue their talk tomorrow.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Rubio Pleads For
National Unity

CTUDAD HIDALGO. Mex. Feb.
~. gPi-Prcsidcnt Ortiz Rubio. adj
dressing d great crowd which as
semblcd here today % greet him on
his tour OK the state OK Michoacan.
appealed for Y union KY MI creedS
and classes in the interest Of the
nation.
"Only with tho support Of the
people can I save the republic" he
said. repeating the words w Pres
ident Gales who two and N half
years ago told tho nation that m
man rule in Mexico never could be
revived.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Women, Man
Burned to Death

NEW YORK, Feb. 17zP-Two
women and q man we're burned w
death early today when flames
swirled through a Six-story brick
tenement on the lower east side.
After the fire had subsidized. the
vomen's bodies were found ln n
fifth floor flat and the mans
sprawled over the stairway leading
q the top floor. az though hc had
attempted % flee 10 the roof. The
women tentatively were identified
rs a Mrs Mass. 60. and Rachel
R0sen. 80. The mans name could
not Immediately Be learned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
New York Police
Arrest Communists

NEW YORK. Feb. l7-tP-Pollce
s;gnalised the beginning OF a COM
munist dress workers strike today
by arresting Lillian Russo. 20, ana
Pearl Kleinman. %. ais they were
distributing communist circulars
calling upon workers 70 leave their
Jobs.
The strike was called by the
Needle Trades Workers Industrial
Union. A forty hour. five day work
week Is demanded.
Union officials said that between
5000 and 10000 members obeyed
the strike call
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Monterrey Gets Goat
Gland Radio Station

MEXICO CITY, Feb. l7-P-
Dispatches from Monterrey today
said that Or. J.. r. Brinkley, OF
Milford. Kansas. will shortly open
a goat gland clinic and radio
station there, transferring his &C
tivitieS from Milford.
He finally decided on Monterrey
IL preference TO other Mexican
cities, II was reported. because It
was near the American border.
The radio station will have a power
OF $4,000 watts.
The Monterrey Chamber OF Com
merce discussed BrinkleyS project
and decided 70 aid him. the dis
patch said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
II. Reyes Funeral
Set For Wednesday

Funeral services for Hermegildo
Reyes. 5l. who died mn 500 Madison
street al 4 "a. m. Tuesday. will b.
held AZ $50 y. N. wednesday from
tie Immaculate Conception church
Reyes had been III Tor about eight
months.
He Is survived BIZ one daughter
Maria v. REYES. and two Crandsons.
ice vi. Reyes and John Reyes. all
OF Brownsville.
Reyes had been a resident Of
Brownsville practically All his liFe
and was employed by the city f0.
% years.
1ntermcnt will be fin tho old city
cemetery.
Morris mortuary has charge ny
funeral arrangements.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
SHIPPERS ARE
INTERESTED IN
new FRICICAR
Mechanical Cooling OF
Carlot Shipments
Is Prospect
rRy staff corresnondentl

TIARLINCEN, Feb. members
o. the Valley shippers association
ere interested in the development
o. the -Frigicar." said TO be the
latest word in refrigeration. ac-
cordinr 10 G. ID. wallace. secretary.
The Frigicar, IL is explained. IS
az adaptation Of the principal o.
mechanical refrigeration 70 the
ordinary refrigerator car. without
the application Of ice either prior
10 or after loading. The mode OF
operation Is similar % the late
household refrigerator appliances
and cold y produced by the con-
version Of liquid ammonia into
gas, this absorbing the heat from
the car. II Is said any degree OF
cold desired d be obtained BY
the adjustment OF a thermostatic
control which automatically inSures
the temperature being maintained
a. the prescribed point.
Power for the operation Of this
unit Is drawn from the axle o. the
car while IN motion. BY the ms
tallation OF a motor under the a
which can % connected TO and
operated from the nearest electrical
outlet, refrigeration Is maintained
when the car IS motionless. Further
provision is made for this by a sup
Div OF brine contained In tanks,
cooled By the refrigeration system
and which will maintain the cool
ness OF the car for from so to ~
hours. This is for use when cleo
trical energy IS not available.
Refrigeration IS disseminated
through the car from coils con-
tanned in the ends where the ice
bunkers would ordinarily be placed
and through a system or pipes n
the TOP OF car. There Is no icing
or reicing in transit and ~pre-cooi-
ing OF commodities, now a matter
OF considerable time. becomes a
matter Or q few hours. II Is said.
"A number az these cars have
lately been operated In the service
OF the HORNED company in their
fresh meat trade with n perfect
record and 70 the great satisfaction
OF shippers and receivers.
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SPAIN YERGES

Continued from page ID
a military dictatorship. began late
this afternoon.
Two artillery units near Madrid
mounted long range guns and
trained them upon the capital
Civil guards we're being modified
throughout the city this afternoon
Machine guns were placed at all
strategic points and troops were
teld in their barracks in readiness
for action II Il should become nee
essary.
A group or high army officers.
reported TO be disguised because
the king seemed 10 be yielding 10
the left. were reported preparing
10 seize the power and repeat the
coup by which Primo dc Rivera
seized the dictatorship.
MADRID. FEB. l7-P-Melqui-
a6es Alvarez. chief OF the reformist
party and one of the leaders In
the demand for a new constitution
III Spain. today declined King
Alfonso's offer OF the premiership.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
San BENITO
BRIEFS
tBy sad corrcspondent.l

tby starr correspondent
SAN BENITO, Feb. l7.-ProVid-
ing a more severe penalty for
stealing fruit would lead to reluct-
ance on the part OF juries 10 con-
vict as Is sometimes the case In
Dean Law violation trials. in the
opinion Of L. NJ. Valdetero. justice
or the peace. He thinks enforce
ment OF the present law against
theft would be better.
Two Valley men, NJ. q. Hays OF
San Benito. connected with the
South Texas Lumber Company. and
Albert Mckinney OF Donna. secre-
tary Of the Valley Lumbermen's
association, are az College Station
taking the lumbermen's short
course offered by A. and NJ. College
A flue fire at the home OF Asa
Agar, AL North Reagan Ave. and
another In the carburetor Of a car
owned by Clifford Davis. required
attention Of local firemen over the
weekend.
Mrs. Fred Scott, formerly Miss
Charlotte Housed OF San Benito,
Is in charge OF the home economies
work at Texas Christian Univer-
sIty, TT. Worth. with the departure
Of Miss Bonnie Enlow. head OF the
department. for New York where
she Is doing graduate work.
San Benito Boy Scouts climaxed
their observance Of the twenty
first anniversary OF the national
organization with a drive for old
clothes Saturday. A roundup was
had at the city park OF Scouts and
former scouts.
Father Bernard Mulloy Sunday
night closed his mission az ST
Benedict's Catholic church. A good
attendance was had.
>. r. Ben. manager OF the San
Benito Chamber OF Commerce,
plans 10 attend the meeting OF Of
ficers and directors OF the South
Texas chamber to be held In Corpus
Christi Feb. n at which time \
legislative report will be had.
The pastor or the Church or
Christ Is conducting n series o.
nightly meetings this week. Each
service begins at 1850 O'Clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
HARLINCEN
BRIEFS

HARLINGEN. Feb. Irregular
meeting Of the Harrington post.
American Legion, will be held
Thursday night. according to N
II. Montgomery. adiutant.
Dave Traxier, Jr.. has taken
charge of Valley Junior Yank
troops and has moved headquar-
tiers OF the Second Texas Regiment
from the Commerce building 70 the
First National Bank Building. III.
s Trainer formerly In charge Of
the work. has become advance
agent for q lecturer.
Senator Morris Sheppard favors
the Patman bill TO pay adjusted
service compensation. according 70
a telegram received here. Ex-Ser-
vice men who met here last week
endorsed the measure and sent
copies OF their resolution TO Sen
ators Sheppard and Connolly ana
Congressman John Garner.
The Woodstock Typewriter Sales
office Is preparing TO move across
the street from its former location
or. the ground floor Of the Rio
Grande National Life Insurance
building.
Considerable remodeiing work ~
being done on The Above, con-
fectionery located az i23 West
Jackson street. II Is a corner loca-
ton in the Lozano building.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
EARLY SETTLER
dies TUESDAY
Funeral Services For Roscoe
johnson VIII Be Held
Wednesday
(Bv staff Correspondents

So ~@
HARLINGEN. FEB. 17.-Funeral
services will be held here Wednes-
Gay afternoon for Roscoe Johnson.
A.. carly settler or Harrington, who
cied AZ his home az HOS =. Mad
ison. az $50 a. m. Tuesday. follow
ing a brief illness.
Mr.. Johnson Is survived BY Mrs.
Johnson, and two sons, Bill and
Dick.
Taken III with influenza on Sat-
friday. his condition became rapid
Il worse. death coming suddenly
this morning. Mr.. Johnson was
manager OF the Sinclair Filling
Station here.
The services will be held at 4 D.
m. from the Methodist church,
Rev. T.. A. Boone officiating, ac-
cording to Thompson's Mortuary.
In charge OF the arrangements.
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City Briefs

NOTICE 10 all members OF the I.
o. o. T.. OF the entire Valley: "A car
of fruit and vegetables will be load
ed at La Feria Tuesday and We'd
nesday. February II and Is. for the
Home at Corsicana. Every one may
contribute what they wish. Deliver
to Brother Gum at the car in La
Feria. or Jones Transfer Co. In Har-
ingen. They will deliver TO La Fee
ria by truck. Adv. m
VIII serve chicken pie at Central
hCristian church 1900 TIL 200
Thursday. soc per Plate. ADV. ID.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

Junius ST. Dallas.
Il suffered from neuritis pains in
my back and shoulders and at
times / couldn't raise my hands
ao0ve my head. Then my kidneys
began 10 bother me. ! became ner-
vous. and suffered with indigestion.
constipation and headaches.
'Sargon did more for me than
all the other medicines / took put
t0getherl All the neuritis pains,
headaches. and other troubles have
disappeared.
"Sargon Pulls ended the bilious
ness and constipation; my nerves
are steady again and I'm like a
new man from head 10 foot"
Sold BY Cisneros Drug Stores
Adv.
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BRIDGE WORKER
y y y y
NABS HIS AUTO
= = = =
ON RIVER SPAN

Ben Brockway, Gateway Bridge
emplove. went 10 work carly Mon
day mornig. parking his al ~
the foot or the bridge on the
American side OF the river
Shortly afterward. much 10 his
CONSERVATION. BrOckway viewed Ills
a coming up the bridge with an
unknown occupant
The car was halted and the po-
lice were called.
AS an upshot W The affair. Ru-
fino Pelay0 is w the Cameron
county jail with a charge of theft
over $50 against him.
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Moss Store Robbed
Stock Valued $500

NCpttIdI 20 TIC fttTdIu.I
EDINBURG. Feb. 1.-THE Moss
Mems store was burglarized Mon
day night Of approximately $500
worth OF merchandise. 1t was dis
covered early Tuesday morning
when the owner found the front
door open and the shelves rifled.
Both the sheriff's department
and the city police were notified
and are working on the case. but
up until noon today no clues as
TO the identity of the robbers had
been found.
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10y rNHIL NUTIEHTUIIIIUT.T
SAN BENITO. Feb. II.-An AM
erican youth is lodged in the city
iail here charged with stealing 20
suitcaSes. from the Jack Ogdee
warehouse
The cases were taken from the
warehouse IN nc n time and sold
to different individuals around San
BenitO.
Finally "a former empl0ye or
another mercantile establishment
here was approached 10 buy one
o. the SuitcaScS. who recognized
the bag NY being from the Ogdee
stock and informed police.
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FLOnIlnued rom page ID
report the views or the commission
In his message TO the congress-
Wagner said the Wickersham
commission would have recon-
mended outright repeal. II IL ha5
followed its own logic. except for
fear Of the saloons return.
Assurance that this would not
happen could be given, he said.
By constitutional amendments In
the wet states barring that form of
liquor sale or BY other similar
methods. he outlined. This. he held.
would clear the way for outright
repeal.
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an early conclusion. Il IL under
stood that the Mexican section or
the commission OF which Fortunate
Dozal or Juarez Is chairman. Is
prepared 10 cooperate with the
American section in speeding the
work.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-tP-U. S. D.
A)-Potatoes. steady: sacked Z
cwt.. Wisconsin round whites, 1.40-
l35. Idaho ruSsets. 1.55-l.65: Colo
RADIO McClure's branded. l.70-1.75.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l7.-0P-
Cotton market closed today in OBJ
servance Of carnival.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. n. Py-Despite
upturns IN Liverpool quotations.
grains here averaged lower early
today. Additional moisture in dom
este winter wheat territory tended
further to dispel drought fears. and
acted as more than a c~ounterbal-
ancc for reports OF decreasing
European wheat stocks and reduc-
tim OF estimates Of the Argentine
expGrtable surplus.
Opening 3-8c off to l-8 lac I'D,
wheat later scored slight general
gains but soon sagged. Corn start
ed az l-8c decline 10 lac advance.
and afterward roSe all around but
then receded.
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KANSAS CITY. Feb. 17.-Py-CU.
5. ID. AJ-Hogs. $500: steady TO rs
lower; top. 7.60; packing sows, 1881
Clio; stock pigs, 6.50-7.O0.
Cattle. 5000; calves. TOO: killing
classes opening steady: stockers and
feeders unchanged: steers. good and
choice 10000 lbs. 7~.50-li.25; 900-I5nJ
lbs. 75O-ll.25. Common and medi-
um 600 lbs. up 5.OO-8O0; heifers,
good and choice. 55O-850 lbs. ESQ.,
$50; COWS good and choice. 450-60 %;
vealers gmilk-fedl medium to choice
5.50-9.00: Stocker and feeder steers.
good and choice. 6-25-85O.
Sheep. 10000; killing classes fully
steady. lambs. good and choice. 90
lbs. down. 725-8.3O: ewes medium 70
choice. $50 lbs. down. 3.00-4.5O.
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He Couldn't
Raise Hands
Above Head

II was a mighty sick man before
I took Sargon and Sargon Soft
Mass Pills. said J. L. Reneau, 29l9
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MARKETS


NEW YORK, Feb. l7.-P1-Bull-
ish operations in the share market
attained violent proportions today.
but were unable to overcome the
effects Of selling during the early
hours Of trading.
An upturn at the opening was
largely lost when lows dropped ?
points. IN selling ~reflecting disap-
pointment over payment OF only the
regular dividend. a drive In mid
morning sent several Of the erratic
issues up 2 to z, and steels made
good progress. but fresh irregularity
cropped out around midday.
u. s. Steel encountered selling al
ter moving up nearly ? points.
Bethlehem. however. made an X
IRENE gain OF nearly 3. Auburn shot
up 6 and fell back 8 from the top.
Case sold UP 5. then lost some o.
It's gain.
Vanadium was a high flier among
the volatile issues. getting up 2
points.
Call money renewed al ! IL pei
cent.
n. ". COTTON
NEW YORK. Feb. IL. P-Cct-
ton opened steady at an advance OF
10 TO IA points IN response TO rel
atively firm Liverpool cables. a
more hopeful view as to the pros
poets for the settlement Of disputes
in India. and continued buying for
both foreign and domestic trade &C
count.
Brokers with japanese connec-
tons we're reported buyers again
during the early trading and while
the advance met considerable re-
alizing. offerings were quite readily
absorbed. May contracts sold VI
20 i1-25. or even with the previous
high point Of the movement, while
October advanced to 11.79. making
a new high for the present upturn
The market was within 3 or 1
points OF these figures at the enc
Of the first half hour.
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