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In the Cotton Markets
Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

EAST ST. LOUIS, Dec. s. -Hogs-Re-
ceIpts' 500; market. slow: a few early
sales. l60-230 lbs averages barely steady
81. 40a SO. Cattle-Receipts, 5000: calves.
1900: market, fair run on low grade
steers on sale; indications steady on
steers; one load of warnings $50; mixed
yearLngs, heifers, bulls and vealers steady;
bidding slightly lower on cows; mixed
bulls, S2.65; good and choice vealers,
S5.75. slaughter steers. 550-1,10o lbs,
good and choice s5@625; common and
81 .50d SIS; good, SO rs q $50; medium, So Is
@5: Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market few
sorted lambs on butcher account, SIPS;
quality, good; lambs. 90 lbs. down, good
m nnd GnoG 2Ss6S Smmo %etb snd
ewes 9O150 lbs good and choice. 81 50m
2 IS; all weights common and medium, 81
PITTSBURGH. Dec -Hogs-Receipts,
bulk, l7O-250 lbs. S3.75; 250-3Oo lbs, $3.50
IS; packing sows, $2.5O@2.S5. Cattle1Re-
day. SIS 40. Calves - Receipts, 200; soc
lower, bulk yealers. 81; Gull to common.
s2q 450., Sheep. -. Receipts 800: strong;
outs, s5q $50; culls down to 50 so; odd lot
aged wethers. S3.25.
CLEVELAND, Dec: .-Butter-Market
ID. in tubs Eggs-Market steady; extra
white, 27c: extra brown, 25c: extra flrsts.
&c; current receipts. 2lc; fresh pullets,
18c. Poultry--Market steady; colored fowl,
dunn. l0c; leghorn fowl. 3l2 lbs. and up,
&c, leghorn fowl, light, &c; springers, rock,
ga lbs, and up, l3c; springers. colored,
&c. ducks, light, &c; geese heavy. faf, l2c;
ordinary, loo; turkeys, l6c; old toms l2c;
old roosters, &c. Potatoes-lAn quotations
Maine Green Mountains and cobblers. best.
mostly Sl.85; partly graded SITS; Idaho
Russet Bur6anks; mostly 81; few hne quail
81 25G 100; Pennsylvania. s1.35.
Fl; WAYNE. Dec. Clogs Steady; 100
200 lbs, $685.: 22o-25O lbs s325; 25O-3OO
TO- $40 50? 5s ss 0s 81 l 1880 6s 9i
l0o-lsO lbs. $3.50 roughs, $3.50: stays
$3.50. Calves. s6. Lambs, s675.
BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE. Dec. e.-Cattle-Receipts.
$50; market less active but around steady
on most classes; bulk common TO medium
fed kinds ouotable from Sass to around
$3.50 for best lghtweights: bulk beef
COWS S2a2 $50 better finished smooth kinds
TO S2.15' low cutters and cutters. STA
l.75: sausage bulls mostly s2.75 down.
bulk common to medium native stockers
ana IeeQeFs, SOU Q $50 CalveS-Re-
ceipts, 200; vealers. steady; bulk better
grades, S4.50n5; medium and lower
grades. $3.50 down. Hogs-Receipts 600.
weights from 255-275 lbs unevenlv lower
due 70 change Of sort, other weights and
classes steady, lS0-25O lbs. So As. 255 lbs.
up. Sass: l40-l75 lbs. s3.05; ll0-l35 lbs =
9 IS. los lbs. down. $780, sows. s215
Sheep-Receipts. $50: steady mostly SIS 50d
for medium 10 good lambs: choice
kinds to $3.50: most bucks. 81 SOFAS. and
-hrowouts, S35o fat ewes sia2 per
hundred weight Receipts: Tuesday cattle.
l73. calves. 249; hogs, 1913; sheep. SIS.
shipments. Tuesday cattle, las. calves. 81;
hogs. 3S7: sheep. ITO.
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GRAIN FUTURES
CAIN FRACTIONS
IN SLOW TRADE
Strong Tone in Securities
and Repeal SteadieS
All Months.
BY HARTMAN W. NICHOLS
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO. Dec. 6-The f1rmer
mdertone and improved sentiment
developed yesterday in grains car
risd over today and grains opened
higher on the Board of Trade. The
market was steadied further by
strength in stocks and by repeal
of the eighteenth amendment.
Wheat futures were i to = cent
higher, corn was up i. cent and
oats ranged from i lower to X
cent higher. Brokers believed wheat
was working an upward trend.
Encouraged by the broadening of
interest and by the markets ready
response to buying. wheat traders
expressed bulliSh sentiment and
generally looked for further up
turn.
With December liquidation out of
the way and no hedging pressure
expected by reason of limited in
terror supplies, it was felt a higher
market could easily result.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices-Hens,
&c: LeeghoTn hens. &c: heavy breed spring;
lbs. and up, &c; under lbs. &c; ducks
"a lbs; and oyer. full feathered and fat,
&c; under AZ lbs, 4c; geese. full feathered
9 lbs, and over, iOc; young toms IL to
lbs. &c. old toms. &c; No 2 trim crooked
run eggs 22c; strictly rots of; each full
egg case must weigh SIS lbs. gross: de-
andeT IS ii io S BE- eo MADE f0f
No. No. rs ButseTN0
BY UNITED PRESS
stsadT CAG fe3ep Dei oss sRF s Mar 54t
fresh graded firsts, &c; dirties I1@1sc;
checks. 10QI11ac;. current receipts. ia
l9c 1872 Butter-M Mar unsettled receipts,
92J extra firsts i9@i9ISc c900911aI;
frsts, I612@18l2c C8S-8glal seconds 15l5
~ g22c. -POultry-Market mostly, Steady:
receipts, AZ; no cars 2 cars due; heavy
hhns chickens &c; light, hens chickens
8 86fjo Legh0TnS 7c c9lored springs 93sg
Rock 101a@1112c; ducks heavy whitel
&C.; geese 812c; turkey toms. 1Sc; old
Twins 1I54@I2c: Longhorns 1870 l2Isc;
S. Daisies, 12l4d12l2c. Potatoes-Supply
moderate; demand and trading slow: mar
Mostly n e5 T ds6o Rnsse Eo4 mostly Wits 81
few as high as Sl.65. some, low as s155,
e e22mH57inatlon ezra grade $I35@ 40; COLORADO
4S1; arrivals, As; on track. 229.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-PotatoeS- Steady;
Long Island, SlM3.55 per barrel; Maine, 81
Q3 per barrel. Idaho, Sl.85@2.1O per sack;
al rs per barrel sweet otatoeswSteady
and firm; Jersey, basket, 4O@1,25;
Southern so{ 1o6 barrel $iea@2 southern, 5as
springs, patents, $6.55d $50 per sack Pork
middle west spot $5aqGa5so per 100 lbs,
Pressed Pres f PS9}nltry{steady and firm tur-
Ia 22c; caponS4, 17q28c; fowls. ,8a I5c;;
ducks. la lac; Long Island ducks, 15@ ice.
Live Poultry Steady and firm; geese, 106L
capons, 14@22c; broilers, 14a l5c Cheese.
PYLE 5S state Whole whole milk factory t. SPECIALS
Butter-Receipts. y, 979 packages; market
@23c' e ext 81 score. 22ci first, go to 81
tgcalized; 90 score, 2O5z @21c; centralized,
SO to 80 score 1794 a 19c; centralized, "a to
81 score, 1914 17l4c; ladies, current make,
extras 17M17l2c; firsts, 15@1512c; packing
stock, current make No. l, 13c; packing
SIOCk, current make NO. Z, 12c. EggS-Re-
celpts, 14.?75 cases; market unsettled;
special packs, including. unusual henneryy
frsts, 23c; mediums, 17l2c; dirties. ia
10c checks, Ice.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 5.-Butter packing stock
No; 2, 12c; No. 3, &c. butter fat tic, Eggs
Steady ceases included extra frsts. SIC:
6 6gS 25c seconds 29c nearby ungraded
represent rep prices for poultry in good
sells only at heavy discount.J. Fowls lbs.
and over. l0c; 4 lbs and over, &c.. lbs.
&c; ROSTERS &c; colored broilers. lbs. and
over, lie. colored fryers 3 lbs. and over
lie, roasting chickens, lbs. and over, lie;
Leghorn broiers lbs. and over 7c; Leg
horn fryers, lbs. and over. &c; capons
8 lbs. and over, 18c; under lbs, l3c;
ducks under 3 lbs. sell at liberal con,
cessions; ducks white lbs. and over, &c;
under lbs. 7c; colored lbs. and over,
7c; under lbs, &c. guineas old, &C. young
gulneas 112 lbs. and over. 10c; 2 lbs. and
over, l0c No; turkeys, young hens 8 lbs.
and over and young toms 1875 lbs. i3c;
toms, lie.
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ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK
OVER NBC NETWORKS
President to Talk Before Federal
Council of Churches.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt
will be principle speaker before the
twenty-hfth anniversary Of the fed
eral council Of Churches of Christ
in America Wednesday from g to 10
p. m.
The entire program will be car
ried on the NBC-WJZ network with
stations of the NBC-WEAF net
work, including WKBF, joining the
broadcast at $50 p. m.
President Roosevelt will speak
both during the first and last half
hour Of the broadcast. accompanied
by prominent Protestant clergymen
and musical selections by the West
minister choir.
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crats N Ine nnanCaI Ceners or tne agraran, among
employers or wage earnerS.
There virtually unanimous and unlimited ap-
prevail In this period the promise of the far-reachng
social reforms embodied in the legislative program
accompanied by spectacular recovery in agriculture
and industry. The net result immensely satisfac-
tory The country whole approved the intentions
of the reforms while enjoyed the substance Of return
ing prosperity
Beginning in midsummer these conditions began to
change. The reforms began to be applied They were
brought down from the high plane where they could
be judged and applauded for their intentions into the
rough reality where they began to bite and take hold
AT the same time the pace of the recovery was
halted and there was in fact considerable recession
The net result was far from satisfaction. Men who
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Outside Capital Undesirable

capital likely important
undoubtedly would
spur prices capital scale would
capital good
likely be Withdrawn just when it is needed and its with
frequently embarrassment
capital make
keep exchange markets.
trade
and also would reimburse the
with
through monetary policy
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Chicago Futures Range
indianapolis Cash Grain



The bids for car lots of grain at the
call of the Indianapolis Board of Trade.
+. o. b., shipping point. basis Ala New
York rate. we're:
Wheat-strong; No 1 red 79dsOc: No 4
red. 78@7ec; No. hard 780 roc.
~, CorlnwStrong:, No: 3 white, 39.a q 4oisc;
38l2q3912c; No. 4 yellow, S7la a SO &c: No 3
mixed, 3712@381ac; No. 4 mixed. $500
37i2c.
Oats Strong; No. 2 white. 311a032lzc:
No. white, 3Ol2 G31l5c
Hay #. o. b. country points taking 23i2c
or less rates TO Cincinnati or LOUISVILLE
Steady No l timothy. S750d8: No.
timothy. s7Q7.5O.
Inspections
Wheat-No. red. 2 cars Total. 2 cars.
Corn-No. 2 white. car; No. 4 white.
cars; No. white, 1 car; No. white. /
car; No. 3 yellow. cars; No. yellow y
cars; No. yellow cars; No. yellow 1
car. Total, 25 cars
Oats-No white, car. Total. car.
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NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES
The City
i'm Brief
TOMORROW's EVENTS

Advertising Club. luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Engineering Society, luncheon, Board
of Trade.
Sigm Chi, luncheon, Board of Trade.
American Business Club. luncheon, Co
lumbia Club.
Caravan Club, luncheon. cathedral.
Acacia, luncheon. Harrison.
Ulini Club, luncheon, Columbia Club.
e. Real Estate Board, luncheon, Wash
ington.
Alliance Franchise, 3 D. m. Washing
ton.
m. Washington.
Sons of American Revolution. lunch
con. Spink-Arms.
United Foreign Missionary Conference,
all day, First Baptist church.
Indiana Library Trustees, convention.
lincoln.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN


CHICAGO, Dec. 5-Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. 2 hard. s474c. Corn odd
4sl2c: No. yellow 46izQ47 new No 3
mixed 45ci No mixed, 1921 a 45c; No
yellow, 45d46i4c: No. yellow. 4434 q acc:
No. yellow 4112m4412c; No. 5 yellow,
42l2 43c; No. 2 white. 46047c: No )
white, Az a 46c. Oats.moNo 3 white. 34H
@35hc; No; 4 white, 32lzc. Rye-No. /
$3.50. Barley-40d CSC. Timothv-s5 5O0
6. Cloverseed-S1l 0l3.75. Cash provisions:
Lard, $495; loose. $4.65; leaf, s4.62; S.
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-FruitS. vegetables.
Apples Michigan Jonathans Sl25Gl so.
Mcintosh sl25Gl60, Baldwins. sll0G
lis Carrots. Illinois 50175c hushel
Spinach. Illinois. 50M 9oc bushel Beans.
Southern green, siG150. Mushrooms. I'LL
nois l5ei2 Sc ID. cartons. Cucumbers.
Southern. S2R275 Tomatoes California.
sl.50M2. Illinois and Ohio dollhouse. 70N
75c. Leaf Lettuce-IlinOls dollhouse. i2i2ft
I5c box Celery-Michigan. 40T75c square
crate Cabbage. Wisconsin, S2M22S 100
b. SWEET Potatoes-Il!inois sl25Gl IS
bushel. Indiana. 81 +0el so. Onion Market
Western Valenuas 5 sal, central
western yellows, roo s0c: middle western
whites. si,25Gl.Se.
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By United Pi

bU UNIcU FFtS8
TOLEDO. Dec. 5.-Toledo grain: Grain
No. 2 red, 8Sa SOC. Corn-No. 2 yellow.
52Q53c Oats--No. 2 white, 38ia@3913c
RyeONo mi, E. ia 72c. Track prices. 28lze
red, 83l2m &c. Corn-No yellow. ara
49c; No. 3 yellow. 45l2 a 48c: No yellow
44l2M45 &c No. yellow. 431 n 44I2c oats
No. white, 35I2m36i2c No white.
34l2d35c. Clover-December. $3.50: March
s8 Is Alsike-Cash. $3.50; December.
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Wall Street
Return of Capital as Result of Flight to Dollar May
Prove Embarrassing to Washington.
BY RALPH HENDERSON,
Times Special Financial Writer

quite generally that American capital to
much the President monetary
tangb
the shipped country TO
speculation
gold approaches the So
every believe the
will power
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m
North northwest wind, II miles
an hour; temperature, "a; bar
ometric pressure, 30.07 at sea level;
general conditions. overcast; ceiling,
estimated 800 feet; visibility, 7
miles.
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Boy, 4, Steps on Nail

Earl Gentry, 4, of 1912 South
Keystone avenue, was injured yes
terday when he stepped on nail
while playing in the yard at his
home. He was taken 70 city hos
pital by police.
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Deaths

John G. schad, 30, s49 East 6lst, ce-
rebral hemorrhage.
John w Mark 81, Central Ind hospit-
al, chronic nephritis.
Louisa Bryant Lumpkins. 81. 305 West
9th, chronic myocarditis.
Lenora Chandler, AZ, City hospital car
Thomas Davis, SO. 400 West 18th. cor
Alice Lowe, S.. 1903 E Southern. cor
oscar T. Kuhn, SO. $500 E. Washing
ton, coronary thrombosis.
James McCusick rs, 50 S. Oriental,
James NichoiI, At. 811 River. acute car
diac decomposition
Grace Mcconnell. 80. City hospital.
Mary Ann Adams, 1. Riley hospital,
mastoiditis.
Eta Viola Wilmington, 70. 2ol7 Cen
trail, broncho pneumonia
Lester Johnson, 81, 426 z. Merrill. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Henrietta White, 81 3I6 E. Vermont.
arterio sclerosis
william Jefferson, 81, 924 West oath,
Herman Wiedenhaup 70. 26O N. Ia
coma, cerebral hemorrhage.
Victor Raible. 81 2616 z. Washington
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Sarah Croydon, S. Alb N. Liberty
Omega Golden. SO. 1928 Calhoun, lobar
Jasper William York IS. Methodist hos
pital, coronary occlusion.
Edward Courtney So, City hospital pull
Nellie B. stOber, 50, 1418 Shelby. car
jeanette wolfrom, 80. 1907 N. Delaware
Albert Eefthridge, 80, 823 Paca. lobsr
Della Woodruff, 50. 1887 N. Western,
carcinoma
Anna Laura Bohannon SO. 1928 Hall
Place, chronic myocarditiS
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Parked Car Is Iooted

Clothing and a blanket valued at
s73 was stolen from the car Of Mrs.
Charles Thompson, Lexington, KY,
while it was parked last night IN
front Of 35l0 North Pennsylvania
street, she reported to police
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-06

Although the British navy gives
a daily rum ration to its men, only
about one-third of the men accept
it; the others take the twopence IN
lieu Of the rum.
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thought devaluaon of their urrencies
not United
there believe
will them into
development handicap the
the dollar has been
Roosevelt has been depressing the dollar partly by his gold
holding threat of imitation the heads
possible the dollar
the "pegged
if flies the
keeping
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NEW YORK CASH GRAIN


bW LNWCH FfeSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-wheat-No. 2.
red Sl.027s; No 2. hard winter 81 027s
corn, No. 2. mixed. 477sc Oats No g.
white. 44c. All quotes c. I. F New York
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UNEVEN ACTION
MARKS DEALS
IN STOCK LIST
Leading Industrial Shares
Resume Advance; Wet
Group Weak.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Mon
day High 99.41, low 9s.ls. last 9s.a9 of
10; average Of twenty rails. 1878 39.l1
1854 up AZ: average of twenty utilities:
% 40. % &c. 1920. of .1s; average Of forty
bonds. 8ll2 I'd as
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Today and Tomorrow
Presidents Stock Quoted at Various Figures as New
Dea! Is Attacked. Praised.
= By WALTER LIPPMANN

Presidents stock listed different exchanges the
Il quotations nowadays a
appraisal
the south
Republican
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had approved the reforms when they
them now that they being drastay
enough
1t began be said that the equal
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inc uOIIaI Faue Dy no lOre tan Do cent IN TACT,
there IS every reason to believe that the tide may
turn in the other direction shortly, if it has not
already begun TO do so
On every sound factual basis the dollar is the
safest currency in the world today. The United States
has about one-third Of the known world supply of
gold; it is self-sustaining than any other, and
its assets per capita and in proportion to the
Of currency outstanding ranks among the highest.
Moreover, it is creditor nation Of standing
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN
BIZ Tnited Press

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 5.-Cash grain;
| red winter, 88lac; No. 3. red 88c: No, 2.
Red 59c nominal Hard grades, 294c high
er. No. O.. hard 8624c; No p, hard 88c;
nominal. Corn in good demand, / TO 2i2c
higher No. 3 yellow, 4Sl2c: No. yellow.
46iac; No. 2, yellow old, 47lzc No. l. white.
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The following prices represent quota
tons from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. A cash discount OF rs cents per ton
is allowed.
DOMESTIC RETAIL PRICES
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Births
BY Abbott. Hoppin q Co.
TOTAL SALES, $4,000 SHARES

BOYS
Melvin and Lydia Stephens, 1902 N
Gale.
Floyd and Maxine Allen, Coleman hos
pital.
Delmer and Dorothy Burton. Coleman
hospital.
Roy and Anna Flynn. Coleman hos
pital.
Leslie and Cora Jenkinson. Coleman
hospital.
Melvin and Lois Nicholson. Coleman
hospital.
John and Dorothy Pickerel. Coleman
hospital.
John and Lena Warrum. Coleman hos
pital.
Robert and Vern Leanord, 1925 Olive.
Girls
Otis and JanetJe Faiconbury Cole
man hospital.
hospital.
Mackey and Madge Williams. Coleman
hospital.
Raymond and Mildred Burgess. liz N.
Chester
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Daily Price Index
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Dun g. Brad
thirty basic commodities, compiled for the
United Press:
1le30-1q32 averace INN
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Economic Troubles World Wide

Economic troubles today are world wide and most
Of the important nations have gone off the gold
standard It is highly probable that others will follow.
The currency question is likely to become more i'm
porant issue time goes Holders of capital are
likely to switch from currency to another just as
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INnIANAPnLIs WAGnN mHEAr
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

City grain elevators are paying rs cents
or No. 2 soft red wheat. Other grades
n their merits
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u. s. Government Bonds
az Abbott. Hoppln 3 Co.l
lBy Abbott. Hoppin & CO..

Bonds
tDecimals Represent S2nds)
TIuFpTX
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

DEC. o
SledIIhsS ''.''' $1,000. '''.. 81 852, 900 90
Debts Observation-Disclosures. 4339, 900 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
Dec s.
Net balance for Dec. 2...S1 GAO. 1877. 225. 78
Misc int rev rcpts ....... 3,067 883 SO
Customs repts mo. to date. 2.202. l2l .O3
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Extra charge Of soc ton for wheeling
coal and 81 ton for coal carried TO
bin.
Evening star., 1933-12-31

National open-Stix. Baer and Fuller,
st. Louis.
Eastern open-New York Americans.
Western open-StiX. Baer and Fuller,
SKIING.
National amateur - Roy Mikkelson,
California.
Cross s-country-Magnus Satire, Sails
bury. Conn.
Combined event-Magnus Satire.
observation-disclosures Satire.
SWIMMING.
National Gndoor men)-New York A c.
I National (outdoor men)-Los Angeles
A c..
National Gndoor omen)-Women's
Swimming Association. New York.
National (outdoor women)-Carnegie
Library A. c., Homestead. Pa.
Water polo-New York A. c.
Eastern intercollegiate-Yale.
Big SiX-Nebraska and Iowa State.
western Conference-MichigI
Southwest Conference-TeXas.
Rock Mountain-Colorado Aggies.
Southern-Virginia
MEMS Outdoor Individual A. A. ~
100 meters-James Gilhula. Detroit.
44O yards-Jack Medica. Seattle.
$50 yards-Jack Medica.
One mile-Ralph Flanagan. Miami. Fla.
220yard backstroke-Dan Zehr, Fort
Wayne. Ind.
! "22o-yard breast stroke-L e o n a d
Spence, New York A c.
30O-yard medley-Ralph Flanagan.
880-yard relay-L0S Angeles A. C.
Long distance-Edvard. Lee, New York
A. c.
*1o-foot springboard dive-Richard
Degener, Detroit.
Plain and fancy dive-Frank Kurtz,
Los Angeles.
(Women's Outdoor Individual A. A. W
100 meterS-Lenore kight, Homestead,
Pa
44O yards-Lenore Kight.
$50 yards-Lenore Kight.
One mile-Lenore Kight
220-yard breast stroke-Margaret Hof-
man, Scranton, Pa:
300 meters medley-Katherine Rawls
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
88O-yard medley-Carnegie Library A.
c.. Homestead Pa.
%Springboard dive-katherine RaWlS.
Platform dive-Dorothy Poynton, Los
Angeles.
*Long distance-Susan Robertson, New
York
f22o-yard Observation-Disclosures Holm,
New York
professionally
Canadian Nat. Exhibition (men)-
Marvin Nelson, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Canadian Nat Exhibition twomen)-
Ruth Tower Carson, Toronto.
Century of Progress swin-Marvin
Nelson.
TENNIS.
Davis Cup (world team championship
England.
%Wightman Cup Omitted States-Great
Britain women's team Championship
United States.
National mems singles-Fred Perry,
England.
National mems doubles-George Lott,
jr., and Lester Stoefen.
National mixed doubles-Elizabeth Ryan
and Ellsworth Vines, jr.
National women's singles-Helen ia
| cobs, Berkeley, Calf.
National women's doub.es-Betty Nut
! hall and Freoa James, England.
Wimbledon mems singles-Jack Craw-
ford, Australia
| wimbledon mems doubles-Jean Boro-
ira and Jacques Brugnon, France.
wimbledon women's singles|Helen
+ Wills Moody.
| Wimbledon women's doubles-Elizabcth
Evening star., 1933-12-31
WRESTLING.

"a. A. U. Catch as Catch CAM
15-pound-Wilbur Frederick, Illinois
l25-pound-Milton Andes, Baltimore,
Md.
-pound-Enie Stout, Southwestern
Teachers College. Oklahoma
145-pound-Guy Sapptngton, Missouri.
55-pound-George Belshaw. Indiana.
5-pound-Bob Hess, Iowa State.
-pound-Art Swett Southwestern
Teachers College. Oklahoma.
Heavyweight-Gordon Ellison, Iowa
State.
college Team Championships
Rocky Mountain-Colorado Aggie S
(eastern) Brigham Young (western)
Big SiX-IoWa State.
Southern-Washingt and Lee.
EWestern-Indiana.
Eastern intercollegiate-Lehish.