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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-11-12
Washington Captures
City Fl. S. Grid Title
Cherry'S Brilliant Play Gives ContinentaS rs to Wiz
Over Tech; Manual and Shortridge Also vCtOrs
as Cathedral TumheS.
as Cathedral TumbIeS.

washngtons great Continentals today the
apol high school football champions
sparkling
Henry Butler
bowl Friday, cinching the title.
1t was spectacular battle from start to finish with strong prep
their battling
Nearly $1,000 added to the relief fund
codng Junior League officials charity struggle
Two other local eevns registered Friday Manual turning
PACK New Albany In downsta uss 10 to
in the closing periods Morton of Richmond
Cathedral bowed to Clnton's powerful Miners to
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EVANSVILLE Is WINNER

BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. r.
Evansville college football team won
its final game of the season here
Friday night from Oakland City
college, IS to O.
An eighty eight-yard run by Ora
ham, half back, in the first quarter
gave the victors their first touch
down. The second was scored by
Pfeffer, full back, after drive from
midheld.
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Young Jockey
on 3 Winners

BIZ Times Special
PIMLICO, Md, Nov. 12.-Little
Dominick Bellizzi still is an ap-
prentice rider. but he's showing
some of the turf veterans just how
to boot 'em home"
The Italian youngSter walked off
with all riding laurels here Friday
when he kicked home the winners in
the second, third and fourth races
in sterling display of horSeman-
ship.
1t was the third time in ten days
he had ridden three winners, and he
has scored doubles on other &C.
caSions.
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STATE COLLEGES
Evansville. Is: Oakland City. o.
OTHER COLLEGES


Aberdeen IS. d., g.; Minot. 0.
Alabama AggieS. I: Morris Brown. ttiel.
Arizona. -. New Mexico. 6.
Arizona State, Is: Texas Mines. IA.
Baker. 10; William Jewell. 7.
Blue1elo. u. Greensboro A. and T. 0.
Boston COLLEGE. 20: Western Maryland. 20
Capital. 7: Marietta. (tie).
California Tech. 9; Occidental. 6.
Catawba. IL: Wofiord O.
Central Teachers. IS: Northeastern. 0.
Chadron. s: Kearney. 0.
Colby. Z: Bates. 0.
Cortland. 10; Oswego. 6.
Colorado Teachers 0; Wyoming. 0 (tiel.
Creighton. g: Grinnell. 8.
Duluth. Is: Bemidii. 3.
Duuuesne. "a: South Dakota State ~.
DaviS-Elkins. i9: st. Thomas. 6.
Delaware, Z: Pennsylvania Military, 6.
Denton. AZ: East Texas G.
Eastern Kentucky, 10; Morehead, 0.
EEsn,sseEn OREGON: u: Lewiston, 0.
Ellenshurg 20: Bellingham. o.
Zion. 10: Apprentice. IL.
Emofv-H Henry. o: King. q, ftiel,
Fort HAYS, 10. Southwestern kansas D,
George Washington. IL; William and
Georgia. 50; Clemson. IS.
HASTINGS Z: st. Benedict's o.
High Point. Is: Appalachian. g.
Hope, 81; Detroit City college 0.
Idaho tSouthern branch, II. Montana
Illinois WESLEYAN. "a: Illinois Normal ..
Iowa wesleyan p; Upper Iowa. Z.
John Hopkins I: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ii
Kentucky STATE. g.: Morris'own. s ltiel.
Lamhuth. 10. Hardeman. 0.
Lane. o: Tennessee state 0 ftiel.
L3ttfnes 15s Redlands. 20.
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GEORGIA RAPS CLEMSON

CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. c., Nov.
12.-The sophomores Of Georgia,
aided by an eighty-eight-yard
weaving return CT kickoff by Bus
ter Mott, outfought lighter Glenn
son team here Friday, 80 to 10.
Clemson fought Georgia from the
start and made the last score on a
ninety-yard return Of kickoff by
Hook, who ran through the entire
Georgia team.
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State College Card Today

Dayton VS.. Butler at Indianapolis.
Northwestern VS.. Notre Dame at South
Bend.
Indiana VS.. Illinois at Urbana.
Purdue vs.. Iowa at Iowa City.
Franklin VS.. De Paw at Greencastle.
Central Normal VS.. Wabash at Craw-
louisville.
Manchester VS.. Button at Button, o.
Indiana State vs.. Ball Teachers at
Muncie.
Rose Poly VS.. Aurora at Terre Haute.
Valparaiso VS.. Mt. Pleasant at Mt.
Pleasant. Mich.
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K. C. PLAYER DROWNED

By United Press
STERLING, Colo, Nov. 12.-Herb
Pember, %, infielder with the Kan
sas City Blues baseball team, and
DR.. j. E. zechman, As, Sterling
osteopath, drowned Friday when the
boat they were using in hunting
ducks capsized and threw the men
into the chill waters OF North Ster-
ling reservoir.
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CREIGHTON RAPS GRINNELL

GRINNELL, Ia, Nov. 12.-Cornie
Collins place kick in the third
quarter and a long touchdown pass
in the final period gave Creighton
university a 8 to 6 upset triumph
over Grinnell here Friday. Grin
nell also scored on a pass in the
last quarter.
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Central Cagers
Open Campaign

Thirteen cagers are on the Indi-
ana Central squad which will open
the hardwood season against An
derson college tonight at 1880 at the
Anderson Y. NJ. c. A. court.
Coach Harry Good has been drill
ing his net candidates for several
weeks and has spent the past week
in polishing plays. With four vet
Grams in the lineup, the Greyhounds
are looking forward to a successful
campaign.
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reserves Loan, as Mutual Life and West
eIn Adjustment lost two games to M
olahapohs Life and Gregory and Appel.
High single game counts were the out-
Standing aIt feature of the Avalon League play.
hotI posting new seasons record earne
Fulton 2{4 he aed rolled doSa, 24s; Cray 247:
t6S lover, over tne three-Rame route, leading
I Tne League With total of 64S. GRAY was
three games from Traps and Stvnniss "o al
me irons and Caddies took two FROM
DlVots and Drivers. 4-
-. Three 500 totals appeared during n.
$40. vs. NJ league session. Fancher rolling
and oG eigsly S2S and Lutz. eo4. Domestic
LAYS and Star. while Brandt Bros. and
an o5iiS StsFsvlce won two from Pierson-LeWis
Two-to-one was the verdict dur,nr 49,.
central States Envelope Contests r -sit sne
mercjsIs 0it Els. oeIeating Coins and Com
z z1to. single and three-game total ~ w e,s
Wettle rolled 602. wal OF $50.
- Two-out-of-three also decidad -. ~,
FISsik s ale Refrigerators and Ice defeating
new leader annearad d,,-i, a.,
eraI League series. Sutherland me reg s1z
wd.n games OF 1875. l56 and fs6' Pa1IwSssv
three fror, ir ON, agents as Field took All
. Dietrich. the West Street star led ~,
tT Tsm 20 triple win over Main 0ffi us
S ~neh ne collected games of III 2s7 s1sJ
II ~; total Of 500. during the. Fietc ana
t lIuss , sessions. South Side also CODED
s snlse from East Side while West Tndis1u-
aDohS: Tnirtieth street. and west Michi-
Sd a nae 70 be content with an odd esmc
P 5tao over 1ryinRton. Broad Ripple AMI
IL T The. lead-on and anchor for stablbu.
o o,S eeo we're hot" hitting totals ~ sos
ano 669 70 lead this team to an odd ~ 80. pSS
esi over pennies Barber Shop. Hoit rxoiinS
p 2Si Ior the losers. Smith was Iead-offO az
Oanna anchor for Stahlhut. Va anu
Fall City and indianapolis Towel ana
S s also won two from Martin Tr,, 1tt9
a"V EIlma beverage. as CITY Candy roIieS
q total OF $40 for the Oefterino-r itzeIo
.'ia a. esam 70 shoot at later Quill nut ~
Inns, lnisn o. 258 TO total TIA and lead the
eessgkuer ward had 654 Hornbeck ssa. ~ ~
S0i'Ocn' oOo. and Herman. 604. -
+ha me e, Duty Malt and Eaton teams wer.
AZ. DiE winners during the st. Joan ~
nc Play on the Uptown drives tbeSsa
ooys taking three games from Pagan sees
ana =; J. Blackwell and Cons. as cen1
5seAnlal Press. Pfttman-Rice and parratt
S 1paI won Two from General Tire FoSrs
tAieIasv-Seven and Missouri Pacific linz,
a oOo Total BY Murphy on CARES ~ 95s'
Ill and 214 featured H'eS u 20.
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By United Press

81 Unlt6U PFe8S
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Barney
Ross, black-haired Chicago boy, to-
day appeared nearer a lightweight
title bout with Tony Canzoneri after
decisive ten-round victory over
Goldie Hess, Santa Monica (Cal.), in
the Chicago stadium Friday night.
Ross weighed 1874, Hess 1876.
Ross won the unanimous decision
of the judges and referee before a
crowd of 9,187, which paid approx
imately $15,196.0O to see the match.
1t was Ross twentieth consecu-
tive victory in less than two years
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PATS PLAY 0LYMPICS

st. Pats and Olympic Club, bitter
rivals for the last five years, will
collide at Pennsy park Sunday.
Pats defeated Olympics, 8 to 2, in
an early season tusssle, scoring all
points in the last minute and forty
seconds of play.
Action starts at 2:30, preceded by
a preliminary game.
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EASTERN RIVALS TIE

NEWTON, Mass, Nov. 1.-TWO
thirty-yard sprints by Jim Dunn in
the final periods gave Western
Maryland a 20 to 20 tie with BoS-
ton college grid warriors here Fri
day, after Boston had scored twice
in the first period.
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'B" WINNERS MEET

Twenty-Five members attended a
reunion of "B" men, athletic letter
winners of Butler university prior
to 1920, at the Board of Trade Fri
day. Speakers were Thomas c.
Howe, former president of Butler,
Cullen Thomas and Coaches
Mackey, Hinkle and Phillips.
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T. c. U. THUMBS TEXAS
BIZ United Preaa

Fl. WORTH. Tex, Nov. u. =
Iexas Christian university PLAYED
sparkling football Friday to defeat
the powerful University of TEXAS
Team and take the lead in the
Southwest Conference.
Inc score was: Texas Christian
IA; Texas. 0. '-''''
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Basketball News and Gossip

Woodside A. SIS will play in the Olympic
Sunday Afternoon League. Woodside de-
sire games with fast teams. Call Lincoln
Dearborn Recreation League, junior di-
vision, will open the season Monday with
the following scheduled: tbs, Arsenal
Bulldogs VS.. Butler Juniors; 8:15 South
port VS.. Dearborn Juniors; 9:15, OHara
Sans VS.. Troub Memorial.
South Side Turner's will practice Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 at Turner gym, All
tryouts are invited to report.
Crimson Cubs defeated Riley Cubs, As
to 10, at East Tenth gym. Curry led the
victors on offense and F. Lloyd starred on
defense. For games with Crimson Cubs
call Harrison 2054-M, or write Bob Lay
cock, 1ll9 West Thirtieth street.
Emerson Merchants a fast east side
club composed of former high school and
college players, want games with teams
having access to gyms this month Mer-
chants will play any night or Sunday aft
ernoon Write Burt Gilkisin, 726 North
Bancroft street, or call Irvington 6453, be-
tween $3.50 and p. m.
Central Business college quintet defeated
Sears-Roebuck cagers Friday night, 81 to 8.
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MERCER GRID CHAMP

o FHIt8 SUeCfuL
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Nov. II.
"A Is to 0 triumph Friday over
Chattanooga, defending champion,
gave Mercer the 1882 Dixie Con-
ference championship today.
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ATTACKS GAME OFF

Today's scheduled football game
between Crispus Attacks high school
and Roosevelt high Of Gary was
cancelled, E. A. James, athletic
director. announced.
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SpearhSh, 10; Dickinson g.
St. Vincent's, 10; Grove City, 7.
Stetson, g Paris Marines, o.
Stevens Point. s; Stout, 0.
SUI Ross, So: Fl. Bliss 0.
81. Louis. 20; Haskell, 7.
as 81; Mays Gall, IA; California (south-
Texas Christian. IA; Texas. o.
Texas Tech. Il: Baylor. 2.
Texas 4, and l.. IS; Abilene. o.
Troy. 20: Jacksonville, o.
Tulsa. IS: Missouri Mines. o.
Iuscullum. 10: Milligan. s.
Tuskegee. ~: Clark. s.
Utah Aggies, Is: Colorado Aggies. IL.
Wake Forest. 20: Carson-NeWman, 6.
Washburn. 20: Fresno. o.
Waynesburg. 6: Geneva g.
West Liberty. Is: Chenille g.
Whitewater. IL: Oshkosh. o.
Whiteman, II: College of Idaho, 0.
Wichita. As: Emporia College. T.
wayne. IL. South Dakota Mines. ..
Westminster, IS; Grand Junction. o.
whittier. 10: Loyola tLos Angeles. 0.
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Washington. IS: Tech. 7.
Shortridgs: y: Morton tRichmondl. o.
Clinton. SO. Cathedral. o.
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Princeton. IS: Petersburg. I.
Elwood. 6: BLOOMINGTON. o.
JaSonville. Il. Bloomfield o.
Brazil. IL: Indianapolis Brightwood
Juniors fIndependentsl. o.
Greencastle. Il: Nohlesville. IL:
re Hautel. O.
Linton, Is: Sullivan. 9.
Worthington, 10: DugRer o.
Bicknell. IS: ViucenneS. 0.
Memorial lETsnsTiiisl. Is: Garfield grer-
re- Hautcl, g.
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PURPLE BARRIERS WIN

John Thoeney, Tech barrier, fin
ished first, but Washington runners
took the next five places and de-
feated the east siders in a cross
country meet Friday afternoon, 20
to 35.
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Superior Reserve Power Brings
Victory Over South Dakota.

BIZ Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 12.-After a
gallant stand for three quarters,
South Dakota state wilted and the
strong Duquesne eleven scored
twenty points in the final period to
triumph. "a to u, here Friday.
Superior reserve power gave the
Dukes the decision. Ben Pawlino,
star Duquesne half back, was car
ried from the field in the second
period with q broken leg.
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LOYOLA UPSET VICTIM

WHITTIER, Cal, Nov. 12.-An-
other upset was added to the Pa
cific coast collegiate football record
Friday when Whittier college sur
prised Loyola Of Los Angeles. IS
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FREEMAN RING vTcToD

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 12.-Tomnov
freeman former weltarweicht
champion. decisively outpointed Doc
Conrad, Newark IN j nn;dd AZ
weight, IN ten rounds here FRIDAY.
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IF Ownie Bush can take his pen
Il nant winning ways to Cincin-
natl with him, the lowly RedlegS
are destined to rise out of the GEL
lar of the National League. Ownie
copied the league pennant for
Pittsburgh in 1927, and had a
successful 1892 season at Mime
apolis, in the American Associ-
alton.
Above, Bush Is shown at left
signing his one-year contract, with
Joe NIeagher, secretary and treas
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TWO FOR GRIFFITH
CRISMAN, Ind, Nov. 12.-Grif-
fifth high school METERS defeated
Crisman here Friday, 20 to II. The
Griffith girls defeated Crisman
girls, Is to Is.
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Wheeler Lunch won two from King In
diana Billiard when Wimberly and Miller
pounded out totals of 684 and 611. Ber-
berich and Streibeck were the reason King
avoided a shutout. Berberick counting 619
and Streibeck. GOA.
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ce IEtoto g was the verdict during tn.
and Baronials defeating Coins an, SdatSasl lgs
1zs las las, kyser took all honors with n
Wett IisnE Rde, and three-game total of sss-
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Johnny Murphy starred for Scott
Trucking during the K of c. series at the
Delaware alleys rolling games Of 228. 235
and 225, a total of $685. to lead his team
to a triple win over Quinn Grocery. Pitt
man-Rice Coal also won three from Fin
neran Grocery as ]. j. Blackwell and Hoo
sier Optical took two from. Penn Coal and
Block Optical Joe Kernal was runner up
with SIT. while Basil Vanier scored 6O4 TO
show.
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Indiana Brake and Carburetor were also
on the long end of a two-to-one series with
City Candy, Rooster and Thomas rolling
Gal each for the winner, while Werner and
Lindamood scored 662 and 626 for the
Candy quintet
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Three 600 totals annearad d,,~,-,, a..
sSHu1i gu! League session. Fancher rolling
and HG elgslyi S2s; and Lutz. .e04 Domestic
Claus and Star while Brandt Pros a3d
au2lle service won two from Pierson-IeWis
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Geisen Product met a tartar in Schmitt
Insurance, losing the odd game, Kelley's
624 getting better support than Sellers
622.
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John Blue and Harold Deal made the
going tough for Lilly Luggage, Blue rolling
games of 270 181 and 255, total Of 706,
and Deal counting $50, to give Coca-Cola
a triple win over their opponents during
the Washington League session at the Illi-
nois drives. doc" Longworth rolled 604
for Iillev Luggage
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Budweiser also won three games from
Hoosier optical, but big totals were miss
ing during this set
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DUoUESNE RALLY WINS

lCopyright, 1882. BY The Christy walsh
Syndicate)
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rs qae ie ado and anchor for stshlbut
and 500 to lead this team Is s an "a on osS
ssi t over pennies Barber Shop. Holt roiisd
p 2Si Ior the losers. Smith was Iead-ofTO ~
Danna anchor for StahIhut anu
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Roe found 200 totals easy to get during
the Insurance League session. games OF
20l. 205 and 234. giving him a total Of $40.
Branum was next IL line With $50 on q
Rough Notes scored ; triple win over
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TIM LONDOS carried these tactics
y to a higher degree on his last
appearance here, when he spent
most Of the evening throwing Sam
my Stein at Mons. Jack Curley, the
promoter. This was an extraord-
mary endeavor because Mons. Cur
ley sat back among the cash Gus
toners and thus presented a most
difficult and hazardous target.
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johnson Chevrolet decided to make Ma
honey the dog" on the team Friday night.
and succeeded despite a 624 total by this
Burns. 651. and Meeker, 629. Marotts
avoided a shutout during this set. win
ming the first game 039 to 1893. john
sons other games were 1,046 and 1,162.
total of 1921 Larry Fox and Cobler rolled
SAG and 63l for Marott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-24
DECLINE IN STOCK
MARKET RESUMES
Selling Of Utilities, Rails and
lndustriaIS Sends List
Down.
BY GEORGE t. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Discour-
aged liquidation in prominent utilities.
industrials and rails, most of them of
investment rank. again unsettled the
stock market today and, except for the
oil shares, produced downward drift.
Early in the session there was a
brief period of buying In the oils, slim
ulated by the advance in crude prices
in the midcontinent field. Advances Of
a point or so in the leading issues
standard OF New Jersey, Standard of
California and Royal Dutch. gave this
part OF the list an appearance of
strength, but these gains were cut down
Wnen the selling reappeared elsewhere
in the market.
There was nothing especially I'M
favorable In the news, at least nothing
that had not been known earlier in the
week. More rumors of trouble abroad
should have been offset by the strength
in sterling, testifying to an improve
ment in the British position. OF course
the involved situation with regard To
tax legislation at Washington caused
concern, but that has been true ever
since the insurgents" in the House
gained the upper hand
1t was anticipation of further dividend
reductions and omissions, and the prac-
teal certainty that first quarter earn
tngs reports would make dismal read
ing, that was back of the weakness.
The fact, too, that it came in such
prominent stocks was an additional ad-
verse influence. American Telephone &
Telegraph was in persistent supply and
went to new low on the reaction, al
though some or 8 points above its
low for the bear market.
Railway shares we're heavy and spe-
cial pressure was directed against At
Gibson and Union Pacific. Probably
the postponement of action ON the
Northern Pacific dividend had some
thing to do with the selling, although
that stock rallied in the early trad
ing. Pennsylvania made a new bear
market low. Hudson g. Manhattan,
classed with the rails but really trac-
ton, made a new low.
A sharp break in r. H. Macy q Co.
carried the price down over points be.
fore support appeared The stock was
put on 81 cash dividend basis at the
last meeting. against the SO previously
paid, and sold of sharply at that time,
but todays price was even lower. Gen.
eral Motors made a new low by frac-
ton and so did United States Steel pre-
ferred. A better showing was made by
number of industrials, although for
the most part they were down. Steel
common held better than Steel prefer
red, probably due to the short interest
in the former.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-03-24
BROKERS REMINDED
OF SHORT SALE RULE
Stock Exchange Sends Out Letter
to Members Concerning
April l Change.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 24.-The New
York Stock Exchange today sent a re-
minder to all of its members that the
new short-selling restrictions will 60
into effect on April /.
The reminder took the form of an
admonition from Secretary Ashbel p
Green saying, Il am directed by the
Committee on Business Conduct to en-
phasize the fact that these resolutions
are operative on April l and that no
stock may be loaned in any way on
and after that date without the sepa-
rate written authorizations of custom
ers referred to therein"
Stock exchange houses have sent new
form letters to their customers asking
their position in the matter. A num-
Der of leading wire houses have report
ed most of their customers willing to
permit loaning of their stock for short
selling purposes, although there has
been an outspoken minority of Gus
toners who have fatty declined.
In effect, the new Stock Exchange
resolution insists that members get
specific written consent from customers
before they enter agreements to supply
bears with the stocks needed for short
selling operations. Heretofore, a gen.
eral blanket agreement was sufficient.