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The Washington times., 1932-04-15

At any rate there was a cold
wind blowing outside of the
hotel. Washington club bal
players hovered around the lobby
some with coats on, some with
them off-all waiting to brave
the wintry blast for the two-mile
or so trek to the Boston ball
park.
'Tt's gonna be chilly out here
today" Nick AltrOck was heard
to humble while working a
crossword puzzle and holding
on to his coat which draped
. his arm.
YAH" came the chorus from
all those who were near the
veteran.
Enter Mike Martin, gloves
on, coat pulled up over his
neck, eyes glistening from wind
swept walking.
Games off" was his quiet
announcement.
Games what?" was the
ChOruSed inquiry.
Games off" answered Mike.
"WhO told me, how do know?
Well, / just came from the
park and Mr.. EynOn will
vouch for my words; just wait
and see."
Enter Mr.. Eynon. Game
OFF," from the chorus.
Games Off" was Mr..
EynOn's rejOiner.
"WhOOpee!" from the chorus.
The above is intended to give
anybody who's interested a little
scene of yesterday mornings &C.
tivity around the lobby of the
Griffs' hotel here in this city.
The next will picture what the
players do when they have an
afternoon off with nothing to 90.
Bobby Burke-"Give me the
paper so / can see what show
I'll go to this afternoon"
Roy Spencer (Burke's side
kick)-"Pick FER out, Bob, and
I'll go with yOu."
Fred Marberry-"HOw about a
card game, fellows? Anybody
interested come on up to my
rOOm."
Al Schacht-"Walter johnson,
oh Walter Johnson. I'm ready
to beat you at casino. How about
a little game?"
Walter JOhnSOn-"Get the
cards, Al, but don't you think
you're wrong when you say
you're going to beat me?"
Moe Berg, Monte Weaver and
Howard Maple former college
men now in baSebaID-"WeIl, q
sightseeing tour through Har-
ward University would go pretty
well with us. Anybody else
want to gO?"
Nick AltrOck-"NOt me, 1
think I'll go to the rOdeO that's
in town. See you later"
Thus, an idea is given what
"our Griffmen" do in their spare
moments when they have them.
1t might be said all were on deck
for dinner when that hour arrived.
Would you call it the life? Wen
let you answer that enc.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Last Nights Fights

At Wilmington, Del - Benny
Bass, Philadelphia, former junior
lightweight champion, knocked
out Mickey Doyle, Pittston, Pa. 90
At Paterson, N. j. Fra4lkie
Petrolle, Schenectady, N. Y, vel
terweight, knocked out Mickey
Bliss, Garfield, N. j. 80.
At Newmarket, Va. - Billy
Strickler, Washington. D. c..
middleweight, kayoed Bill Linton
in fourth round; Jesse Belt,
Washington, D. c., outpointed
jim Shifflett, 4 QouneS.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
TimeS-HerdLd Nine
Drills TOMORROW

The Herald baseball team
will practice tomorrow at 2
o'clock on Diamond No. 3 of
the Monument lot. On Sunday
the team will drill again on the
West Ellipse at II o'clock. Man
ager Finch wants all candidates
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Sports Card Today
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
Business VS., Tech (interhigh serias
game). Eastern High Stadium, 3:45
p. m.
Washington and Lee High VS.. Vest
ern, Western Stadium, $3.50 D. m.
Bethesda Chevy Chase High Va.
Georgetown Prep, at Garrett Park. Md,
320 p. N.
Central High VS.. Alexandra High, at
Alexandria, Va, $3.50 p. m.
TENNIS
Gonzaga High VS.. st. Johns prep
$3.50 D. m.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
DYKES SEE ACTION

The Dixie Polish Juniors will
play the Holy Comforter Juniors
tomorrow at 3 o'clock on dia-
mond No. 2 of the Monument
lots. All players are requested to
report promptly.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Dodgers to Drill
At Ball Park
On Off-Days

NEW YORK, April 15.-Off
days in the schedule will find
the Brooklyn Dodgers working
out at the ball park instead
of at the race track, golf links,
card table or other places of
amusement, according to a new
edict laid down today by Man
ager Max Carey. The erst-
while carefree athletes got
their first taste of the new
regime at Ebbets Field yes
teEdaM s.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15

It has long been a quaint Gus
tom in baseball to dispose of
bad actors to the lowest club in
the league or the club supposed
TO have the least chance of
crashing a world series. Yes,
yes, it's an age-old prank in the
organized game to stuff off the
little bad boys to the bad, bad
place at the foot of the loop,
and that's exactly what oc-
CURED to both Mr.. Herman and
Mr.. Hafey, the little raSca1s!
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
BALL LOOP MEETS

The Georgetown Church Base
ball League will hold an i'm
portant meeting tonight at 7:30
O'Clock at the Peck Memorial
Chapel. All team managers are
urged to report.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
lIFFNAEN SHOW CHARACTERISTICS OF "a And rs
Reds Are Getting Rich
Herman and HGfey
HOU About Babe Ruth?
Would GrOUe Help?
Or Possibly CrOnin
An Odd Situation

Mr.. Sidney We'll of the Cincinnati Reds and be-
longing to noted for its business brains astueness
and aplomb is to fall heir to championship
baseball team sufficient stars of other teams will
tnue have salary difficulties with their present clubs
That is to say Mr. We'll will be the proprietor of such
a championship combination if indeed he already isn't
bordering theron what with the recent acquisition Of prma
donnas Of the caber of Charles Chick Hafey who led
the National League in batting last season. say naugh Of
who simply couldn't come to terms with the Flatbush
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Electrical League

SEASON RECORDS
High team game rr',.o Ar0'"'n~o
No !, 6O7. High team set-Central
Armature No. !. J. i26 lITo
game-Hays, 1853. High Individual set
Meyer, 297. High individual average
Brill. 1893. High strikes-Briu. So.
High spares-BrilL 1871. High weekly
game-King, 14Ss
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
WONDERS CASTING

Manager Zip" Pool. of the
Wonder Bread Midgets, is anxious
to arrange games. Call Atlantic
2675-W.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Cold Weather Stops Game;
Makes Griffmen Happy
BY GARRETT WATERS
Times Staff Correspondent

BOSTON April 15.-There a cold wind blowing out
side the hotel Almost cold March wind but probably
not cold because the month April the day the 14h
and how could April wind be cold a March wind.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15

Yesterdays Results
Detroit, 3; Cleveland, !.
ST. Louis, 3; Chicago, o.
WASHINGTON Boston (Postnorad.
New YOrk-PhiIadelphia Postponed;
eold.)
TOday's Games
WASHINGTON at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Z Cleveland at Detroit.
st. Louis at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1932-04-15

Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati. s: Chicago, 3.
Pittsburgh, s; st. Louis, 4.
TOday's Games
philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
YESTERDAYS HOME RUNS
6ehrlnger. Tigers. ................... 1
KFess, Browns. ..,................. /
THE LEADERS
Ruth. Yankees. ..,,................. 2
Byrd. Yankees. Observation-Disclosures. 2
= LEAGUE TOTALS
American .'........''...'..s. II
N@EAOAA sssssss'Aa''' - s4A''Ss :
@sAad tatsA. ...,zE.,.n..H. ..a,ss.. q
The Washington times., 1932-04-15
Baseball Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Western MARYLAND Railway.

BALTIMORE. October 81 Special .-
Ne income Of the Western MARYLAND
Railway Co. for September amounted
TO Sl63465 after expenses. taxes and
fixed charges. This compares with SG4 =
613 earned in September a year ego.
making an increase Of S98792. or 1872
per cent, over year ago. For the nine
months however. net income after all
charges was only S245 925, compared
with S12l 1925 a year ago.
Oper ting reHenUcs for September
We're Sl002 327. compared with SIl59.-
638 while operating expenses were only
S504.5l4. compared with S746.832 For
the nlne months operating revenues to-
tailed S39284 43G. against Sll273843.
and expenses S5.6633G9 against 81
432. 535. Taxes for September were sos
600 against 100000 a year ago, ard for
the nine months were S6l5.0O0 against
SG90 600.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

ness must gradually disappear. Ger
tainly the railroads did a better busl-
ness in September than was antiCi-
pated. Some of the Junior roads have
hopes now of covering their fixed
charges this year There has been a
steadying in commodity prices. Other
business indices have shown uneX-
pected good Improvement There have
been not a few cases where an increase
in earnings has come just in time to
prevent a default in bond interest.
Some companies have been able to come
TO terms with their bondholders after
pointing to an increase in business.
Foreign Group.
The most interesting feature in the
foreign department was the month
long frmness Of German government
issues This was based chiefly on the
Unexpectedly well malntlned German
export figures and the stability OF the
Won Papen government
Canadian securities received some i'm
Detus upward from the successful f1ota-
ton in New York of a $50 200 600 Cana
dian government loan. greatly increased
Canadian wheat exports and the re-
sultlng sharp improvement in Canadian
exchange.
The new capital market was not idle
In fact. 1t was more than 200 per cent
better than the same month of 1881
New bond emissions during October ag-
eregatcd about $50 600 coo compared
with Sal 285.& SO IN October 1881 For
the 10 months of the wear 10 date
new bonds have tOtaled 81 SOL OF.
against S34602082ll in the same
period Of 1881
'Copyrrht. 1922
Evening star., 1932-10-31
TRADING IN STOCKS
REMAINS DRAGGY
Price Changes Lack Signif-
icanCe as Trading Volume
Shrinks Further. <
BY GEORGE T. HUGHES.

s1pttsd4 Ia spa LC!l 10 Inc SldE.
NEW YORK October 3l-Trading
il the stock market came as near to a
ctandstill today as it could and do any
business at all Prices were moderately
lover in the forenoon hardened in the
afternoon. and left off with irregular
net changes
That the short interest increased de-
:pite the prevailing stagnatIOn was
4air deduction from the situation in the
stock loan market At one time dur
ing the day SIS premium was charged
to borrowers of United States Stcl
preferred Steel preferred was a shad.
higher. Lac IN the day also there
was some buving Of the alcohol and
affiliated stocks, but it did lot 60 verE
fer
Wheat made a new low record in the
early trading and then recovered 70
leave off practically unchanged Ce~
ton was steady and there Wele no ver.,
wide changes in any commodities Wh.o~
reacted The feature IN the ir-e.g-
exchanges was the acute weaEn.ss IN
the japanese yen Sterling VS. ].
cent lower in midafternoOn.
Trading at the start was irflencsd
by the reaction in progress al ,.e c.o5e
on SATURDAY Then the raiiWay sock,
We're sold because of pretcndca d.
appointment at the car lOadingS 'a,e-
mcn', although il was not particularly
unfayOrabie Today the AtchiScu re-
ported for the week ended OctC1e- q
falling of in lOadIngs Of "A per cent
from the previous week and Of I3 3 Der
cent from the same week year ago
which was not calculated to crcO.rare
buying Meanwhile discussion KEEPS In
as to the situation after the turn Ct the
year when several systems Will be laced
with difficulties about meeting charges
which It is not certain the RecOnstrIc-
ton Finance Corporation Will aid IN,
to meet
Railway shares were off from rae
tionS 10 full point during the morn
lrg. but the selling looked like pI1.es-
~lOnal attempts to test the marke, III re
than anything else The same vas
true Of utilities and industrials Fea-
lures were scarce. KennecOtt Cogper
was in good demand apparently b. The
same interests that were buying !. ast
week for reasons best known to them
selves There IS nothing in the demand
and supply position IN copper meta %
bring buying into the copper Su-res.
Oils were we'll supported, particularly
Standard Of New jersey Futker al
|ances IN the price Of gasoline strength
ened the probability CT maintenance o.
the recent rise IN crude oil CuO.s-.ore
Aside from the election. the g.ca.sg.
obstacle to a rally in the marke, vas
the continued weakness in commoG..es
1t is hard tC zee how that situation car
be remedied by anything that happens
ON election day Sentiment was So PES.
slmlStic as to wheat that any turn f.
the better in that quarter would T.
sure to be reflected n the stock rsykr
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Silver Price Firmer.

NEW YORK. October 81 cSpeciaN .-
One q the influential factors III the
stronger market for securities has been
TIE rise IL the price Of silver metal
This advanced 70 points last FRIDAY.
with New YORK banks credited with
heavy purchases. Since the carly part
Of the year silver has been fuctuaclng
between - and 80 It was pointed cut
today that en- advance in the price
from 30 cents an ounce to Al cents
took place between October 20 and No
ycmDer 10 1881.
Those VINO believe there is to be a
general sterilization Of the currencv Of
the world look to see this fOreshadowed
IN rise IN the white metal. The world
production OF silver is abnormallv low
this year and one authority TO-DAY
stated that i might not equal the nor
nal annuzl purchases of China and
India
Evening star., 1932-10-31
WASHINGTON BANK:
CLEAR|NGS IMPROVE.
October Results Show Much
Better Business Was Done
in Capital.
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

That business in Washington in Oc-
tober has been well ahead of the record
for September is indicated by the
monthly bank clearings reported today
by the Washington Clearing House As
soCiatlOn.
Clearings in october tOtaled ST .358,-
33O.68. against 500 1894 030 in September,
an increase in cancelled checks Of ST.,
asa 30068 according to the figures kept
by Manager Charles Z. Bright.
Local clearingS, as everywhere else
in the United States. are still far un-
der the returns for the corresponding
periods in 1881 Bank clearingS in this
city in October, 1881, tOtaled Sl06592,-
11l.85.
Clearings in the Capital for the first
10 months of the present year tota ed
S81l .606,2l5.97 against Sl.040,049.-
1864 III the corresponding period in
1881 tOdayS reports reveal.
The highest October record in Wash
ington bank cleanngS was made IN Oc-
tober. 1929. when checks amounting to
SI37 968, ,28375 passed through the
clearing house In October 1880, clear
lngs totaled Sl18,Q849l5 81
Following are local bank clearingS
by months so far this year, as compared
with the corresponding months last
wear.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
MARYLAND TOBACCO PRICES.

BALTIMORE. October 81 Special -
TIE marke: for Maryland leaf tobacco
continues very active under good de-
mand. especially fog good to fancy grades.
and sales Of 6,703 hogsheads we're re-
ported last week. Receipts for the week
tOtaled 1,726 hogshelds, leaving a stock
IN State tobacco warehouses of 35.91O
ECPsheads
Quotations today for MARYLAND leaf
tobacco per 100 pounds Frosted and
inferior 200a4 so. sound 10 COOS. COM
mon. 5,00al5GO. medium to good. l5.OOa
5000. good TO fine red 3000a4I 90.
fancy, 4I50542 90, seconds. common
and medium. 4OCa15O0. good to fine.
l6G0a2800 1881 crop ground leaves
200al2.O0; upper country, hurley. noml-
nal
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Lumber Production.

NEW YORK. October 81 tP,.-Lum-
Der production for the week ended Oc-
tober % as reported by the National
Lumber Manufacturers Association. to-
tailed l20.09l 900 feet. which was higher
than any week since June with the
exception Of the week ended October
IS. Orders received were l30.945 600
feet, the lowest Of any week since early
August
Evening star., 1932-10-31
EXCHANGE
saies of Stocks ON New YorIs Exchangc.

1890 AM....... 100000 I2:00 Noon. 100000
1870 PM....... 100000 2:1O PM....... 100000
Dividend given the above tables the
cash payments based the latest quarty hatyeary oeca
Unit OF trading less than 100 shares tParty extra Pus
10 Payable
stock Payable in Plus stock Plus 2o
stock Plus 81
m raid las regular Payable
<
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Associated Oh Co has adopted
hye-day working WeeE, effective Novem-
Der
Consolidated OIL Coyp-standard Oil
Of California hae increased its offer for
control of Richheld Oh Co. Of Cau
fornia by about S55O0.OCO thus prac-
tlcauy eqUaAng this company's offer Of
a tcT months ago.
RichhCld Oh Co. Of California
Standard Oh Of California increases
offer for control OF company bv So
100000 TO nclude SI75OO000 } per
cent 2O-year dcbentures Of a new Rich
field company and 2C0OO0 shares Of
Standard Oh stock new offer praC-
tically equals Consolidated Oil bid made
2 few months ago and its acceptance Is
urged by bank creditors and others.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

WcstyaLo Chlorine Products Corpo-
ration common share earnings 9
months ended September 30. 81 cents
vs. Sl3o
Evening star., 1932-10-31
INVESTMENT BOND
DECLINE IS STEADY
October Market Has Dis
played Gradual Easing
of Quotations.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK. October 31-The in
vcstmcnt market in october pursued It's
way slowly down from the high point
reached at the end Of the July-August
advance.
Al the low Of the month practically
half OF the advance had been lost, but
this tlgWe-oDtalned from the average
price Of 60 representative bOnds-Was
not at all indicative Of the true situa-
ton obtaining III the market. The
really significant feature of tie month
was the excessive premiums attained
by United States Government gao-t-
tenn Obligations for TAIcn there
seemed to be no limit that banks and
and olLcr m}esuug institutions were
not willing to bid
In order t. examine TIE situation
adeQuat II. il must be impressed on the
reader that the Treasury during the
month borrowed many millions Of dol
lars at rates that are equivalent to
less than ont-eeyenth Of per cent per
annum. In other words. 50 great has
become the surplus OF money trying to
find safe Investment that lenders are
willing to intrust their funds to the
United States Treasury for virtually no
return at all
Evening star., 1932-10-31
U. S. TREASURY BALANCE

By the Associated Press
Treasurr receipts for October % re
S3.z53. 560.24, expenditures. S7.37l g-s.2:
balance, S766 578 1888. Custom c..as
for % days Of October were S-o:,1.-
OI832
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Speculative Bond Decline.

The final solution of this problem has
no place IN this argument. but it is
fact that the prolOngation OF the criti-
cal period by the procastinatiOn Of the
authorities had a serious effect on the
railroad bond market. Speculative rail
issues lost virtually all of their Summer
advance Even the seasoned underlying
descriptions Of great systems like the
New York Central and the Pennsylvania
were subjected to heavy pressure.
Speculative railroad bonds reached
levels where it can again be argued no
further bad news will prevail as price
indicator. Even receiverships. in the
case of sound underlying obligations,
must eventually raise quotations. But
as the month ended the factor of poll
tics remained. and this was the reason
for the continued depression Of these
grades Of bonds. In an atmosphere Of
uncertainty the Spectators. who ordi-
narily provide a market for second and
third grade bonds. could not be expected
to work on the constructive side. Those
who did not step to the sidelines sold
short.
However, most such factors are artt-
fetal, and with the recovery Of busl-
Evening star., 1932-10-31
SILVER QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. October 81 p E.
silver easier. ls lower at 267..
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Adams, Mass. c0nrouug all r., Is
Puritan. American and Yankee Y .sle,
Is composed Of some tWO-thIrds to-=.gn-
born or children of f0reirr-hnrr
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Metals l\On-FPrrOus.

Consolidated Mining & Smelling Co
Of Canada Ltd. plans to increase
fertilizer output to 100000 tons this
year because Of indicated increase in
ln.l-c,lH
Evening star., 1932-10-31
NEW YORK. October 81 lPl-Over-
the-cOuntCr market:
tQuotatiorS a of = o'c!ockD
BANKS
TRUST COMPANIES
INVESTMENT TRUSTS.

NEW YORK. October 81 lP,.-Over-
the counter market. Quotations as o.
10 o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

NOTETodays individual sales not in this edition
ia edition from yesterdays
Pre-
Add 90 High. Lo Close. Chge
37s =. Wllys Overland.... 49
47s rs Wilson & Co (A).... II 3Ia 81 3l3
45S % Woolworth (240)... 1873 81 36's 36's - L
n. Is yellow Truck. 36 3'4 3As -.
1l7s Young Spring&WG). 4 6
27I3 YOUNGSTOWN Sh&Tu. 28 1l3 H. IL, i
u Zenith Radio. - =
95s As Zonte Products60c) 9 g.. Ga g..
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Building Real Estate and Related Line
Chemicals and Fertilizers.

Arundel Corporation gets new Gov
ernment dredging contract involving
about 5000 600
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Electrical Equipment and Radio.

General Electric Co-Reported off
Cials OF company and Westinghouse
Electric & Manufacturing Co have dis
cussed distribution among their share
holders Of holdings of Radio Corpora
tIon stock in their effort to formulate
a plan which would satisfy Govern
ment's objections 10 present status Of
the three companies, cancellation of
cross licensing agreements between the
three companies also was discussed.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Office and Business Equipment.
Oil.

nine months ended September 80, 81
93030 Us. net income S792 9S2.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

NoTIToday individual sales not in this edition
Prey Stock and
Evening star., 1932-10-31

Ford Motor Co reduction Of 20 per
cent III service rates. recommended b.
this company, is said 10 have been
adopted by most dealers.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Printing and Publishing.
Automobiles and Trucks.

American Bank Note Co deficit.
months ended September 30, sl43,8
VS.. net income S345967.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
Buving bv Banks.


have been willing TO pay fox the prIyI-
leg Of lending money to the Govern
mclt. Ter many Of the maturing Treas
ury notes ana certificates were sold IN
the past 81 days at prices which not
on gave 10 ylclG but an actual
ne loss 20 the purchasers OF course.
the surface reason lor this was that
DalhS and others purchased these bills
IL ord to have priority IL The Gls-
ulfution Of coming Treasury emissions.
The ia"t remains that the Chcap-mOntv
policy. far Ilom forcing funds INTO the
useful work Of thaNng cut Industrial
credit Has resulted III a condition
where Government securities are III de
m2nd to the exclusion Of all other Sc
Cuut.es.
The long-term Obligations Of the
United States GO;rmMent have no.
Jared 50 roya.y perhaps bur notes up
10 I'VE years IL term have been 50 much
III demand that tha last Treasury offer
ing Of Si)O0OJGU0 in ! year per
cent nott- was c,erzubearbcd l8 times
and applications Tor S50gO00 or more
mad TO be content With only , per cent
Of The amounts asked for
Then the Treasury fer from dlscour-
aging tins sort oI tang has dcub-
erately added to II b. continuing the
PROVISIONS tEtmptNg all note. CertlI-
cate and b,l issues from al taxation
except estate and inheritance taXcsJ
now or hereafter imposed by the United
States any State or any Cf the pos
reSSloAS Of the United States. or bv any
local taxing authority This means
that the income from such notes Is
exempt not only from normal income
tax. IS in the case Of loug-term Treas
ury bones b1t also all surtaXes Il
means there has been i considerable
loss of governmental revenue from the
S5,o00.G00 000 Of notes. certificates and
bills issued IN IG32-tLe aggregate Of
which vas subscribed for mcye than
seven times over.
Evening star., 1932-10-31

$ are not given in this edition.
are from yesterdays paper.
aleS- Net.
Add 90. High. Low. Close. ChGe.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
33 Hanna pf t7)......
7 HARRISON & Walker.
"a Hartman Corp OBJ. q.

20 33 Hanna pf -.
IS 7 HARRISON & Walker.
, - Hartman Corp tB)..
OBJ. ; Hat Corn nf. .....
l34s. 10 Homestake Min(f10)
d, l Houda,lle Hershey
SIS 42l4 ifousehd Fin pf 4.20.
81. IS. Houston Oil. .......
l6I, ) Howe Sound (40c)..
302. s Hudson e Man G. -
lli> 2is Hudson Motor Car.
80. Ia Hupp Motors. ...
PAS A.. Illinois Central. .....
~. l Indian Refining. 80.
447. 14A. nsersoll-Rand a..
"a. 4. Inspira ation Copper.
Sls 3L4 lnsuranshares Odd
l4's p. Interboro Rap Trans.
3la 4 Int Agriculture. go.
III 52ia Int Bus Machine tn6)
81. IL Int Carriers Ltd zoe.
1874 3Ss Int Cement. ........
34is los Int Harvester U.c0O.
11"s 2's Int Hydro-Elec (A).
12l9 81 Int Nickel of Can. -.
y Is Int Paper of. ......
4's Il Int Paper & Pwr tA).
12., ? Int Paper & Pwr pr.
Evening star., 1932-10-31
CORPORATION
REPORTS
TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF
LEADING ORGANIZATION

NEW YORK. October 31.-FolloWine
Is today summary of corporation new
prepared by Standard Statistics Co
Inc New York. for the Associated
Press:
Evening star., 1932-10-31
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

tQuotat.ons furnished by " B HIbbs & CO.
Nominal gold Selling cheeks