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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Samuel Feiweu SO. South Bend. county
attorney. and Annette Superhne. IS. Har-
rison Hotel. housekeeper.
Robert Carey. 81. Of 146 s. Ritter-av
internal revenue INVESTIGATOR. and Sarah
Gray. %. Of 2543 Central-av. stenog-
Stuart Menhard, A. Harrison Hotel.
salesman. and Halle Hoover. "A. of 1905
N. -Delawsre-st. salesla dy.
81. baker. and Sadie Langley. 81. r. r.
r. Box SAG. housekeeper
Ethel McKiilop. Is, Of 1921 z North-st.
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Primo May Fight Louis

NEW YORK, March 8.-Promoter
Mike Jacobs who has a lease on
both major league baseball parks for
summer outdoor fights, will offer
Primo Camera q bout with Joe
Louis, sensational Detroit Negro, if
the former champion wins impress
Sively from Ray Impellettiere.
Jacobs said today a Carnera-Louis
bout not only would be a tremend-
GUS drawing card, but would deter
mine whether either belonged in the
heavyweight class. He would try to
match the winner with Max Baer
for the title next September.
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MICHIGAN NET CAPTAIN

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March g.
Chelso Tamagno Of Chicago last
night was named captain of the
1886 University of Michigan bas-
ketball team. Tamagno, regular
during the last two seasons, sue
ceedS Alfred Plummer, also of Chi
cago. John Cawley of Elkhart Ind,
was named student manager.
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BY BERNARD HARMON

Thursday night-usually as quiet
as a graveyard, as far as 500 scores
are copcerned-turned into a thun-
der storm last night, as IS pin
topplers banged out honor totals
during the regular league sessions.
Bill Owens, who has been pro-
crossing at a rapid pace in the St.
GATHERINGS League Of late, leaped
the last hurdle and landed in the
100 class during his appearance in
that loop last night. A 708, the best
score Of Bills ten-pin career, came
through with games Of 269, 1872 and
257. Il was the best individual
total Of the city during last nights
league sessions.
Wizards Blank ThOmans
Owens 708 gave his Wizard Ma
chine a clean sweep Of its three
games with the ThOman Shoes, who
had COoney at 583 as their top scor-
or. Dietrich Smacked out a 623 for
the Schuster Goals and that team
blanked the Trefy's Inn in their
three games series. Freddie Weber
again led his Weber Mix team to
a triple victory. the shutout victims
being the Sauters Tavern. Lauck
Funeral Home was unable to make
10 three in a row over the Fountain
Square Furnitures. but managed to
take an odd game win. The Cath
crimes circuit was in session at the
Fountain Square alleys.
A veteran of many bowling sea-
sons, Chris Rasmussen, had his
ball working 70 a perfection during
the Elks League session a. the Ant
lers alleys last night, and, with
games Of BOB, 257 and 222. totaled
6s2. for the second best individual
total Of the CITY. -Four other pas
timers Of this loop passed the 500
mark during last nights session,
Art Heidenreich having a 634, Henry
Bunch a $50, Rcd Haugh a 631 and
Fulle a SOC. To Haugh, the 600 to-
tai really meant something, for
after 20 years of bowling this red
headed member of the Indianapolis
Police Department reached the 600
mark for the first time in league
play.
White Furnitures Win
With a middle game of 1O4O the
White FWnitures won three games
from the Mobilgas. Bailey's Insur-
ance also won via the shutout route,
their victims being the Smith 81
YOungs. Two-game victories re-
suited for Team No. and Heiden-
reich Florists in their series with the
La Fcndrich Cigars and Ritchey
FurnituCS.
In the Universal League, bowling
at the Pritchett alleys, IL 600 totals
found their way to the score books
during last nights pastiming Rudy
Boesnecker topped this array of
honor shooters with a CAT series.
Others came from Fat Riley with
636. P. Smith with 631, Mel King
with Cpl, Parker with 6l9, Miller
with 6I3, Tommy Tompkins with
6l2. Bill Bowen with 608. CarteauX
with COO. c. Smith with SOB, and Ted
Arnold with 600.
Log Cabin Taverns totaled 2901
in their three games, 946, 965 and
1910. giving them the outstanding
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TECUMsEHS SHARE LEAD

LONDON, Ontario, March 8.-The
London TecumsehS defeated the
Windsor Bulldogs, 4 to 3, last night
and entered a first-place tie with
the Detroit Oiympics in the Inter
national Hockey League.
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ARCHERY CHAMP DIES

JERSEY CITY, N. j., March g.
James Duff, 81, who retired II years
ago as undefeated archery cham
pion of the United States, was
found dead in bed today by his wife.
Heart disease was the cause.
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ENTER JUNIOR SWIM

Eight local Y. M. G. A. swimmers
will compete in the state junior
~" meet at Muncie tomorrow. They
are George Cave, Paul Boyd, Gay
lord Hawkins, Ed Hawkins, Maurice
Noel, Bill Cole, Ammo Allender and
Emmett Gilligan.
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POTTOMS UP" has literally
u swept across America from
coast to coast as thousands see the
opportunity to enjoy this really
quality whisky without having to
pay a high price for 1t.
% Low in prioel But actually made
in a costly way. For BOTTOMS
UP" is made with a very high per-
centage Of the costly small grains.
These small grains give il the rich
favor and delightful aroma that
sets II apart from other WHISTLES. It
is made BY a formula famous for 65
years IN Kentucky. It IS a genuine
Kentucky straight whisky, made
the more effective-the sour-mash
way. Aged naturally a. least full
year before bottling. Aged in ware
houses kept at controlled summer
temperature and humidity the year
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BOSTON NAMES M'NAMARA
By United Press

NEWTON, Mass, March 8-Ap-
pointment Of John R. Dinny) Nc
Namara of Lexington as head foot
ball coach at Boston College was
announced today. He succeeds Joe
McKenney.
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Births
BOYS

George and Eloise Title 24f3 Wheeler
Wilbert and Clara Langley. 40 S. New
Jersey.
Sterling and Loree Henderson, Meth
odist Hospital
Nicholas and Justine Keseric. Methodist
Hospital.
Nelson and Katherine Cooksey. Meth
odiSt Hospital.
Howard and Dorothy Freeman. Meth
odist Hospital.
Hospital.
odiSt Hospital.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY
LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned at $50
North Meridian Street. Indiana polls Indl-
ana. until II O'Clock A. NJ. Monday March
18, 1885. for the sale of
one Model 6S harmon Sedan
which can not longer be used advanta-
geously FOR school or library purposes.
The right IS reserved to reject any and
all bids.
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY A. B GOOD,
Business Director.
Indianapolis. Indiana
March & 1875
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Ralph MetCaIfe, Famed
Runner, Goes Galloway
By | hited Press

BU nIted Press
MILWAUKEE,, March 8.-Ralph
Metcalfe, Marquette UniversityS
national sprint champion, now is
gaining fame with his "hi-de-hi"
and 'ho-de-ho" as leader of a Negro
orchestra.
The Negro Speedster has COM
pleted his varsity competition, but
is a Junior in the Marquette Law
School.
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VITAL STATISTIC
Births

BlrlnS
Girls
Leroy and Francis Marshall. 27l7 High
land
Robert and Helen Byroad. 1925 W
Martel and Martha HIT Methodist
Deaths
Betty Lou DOweu, l. Riley Hospital
otitis media.
Elgln Marsh. 81 Of 4s2l Broadway, myO-
caTditiS.
Sherry Gunter. |. Riley Hospital. en-
pyema.
Elizabeth E. Elliott Il. Of 4l2 Irving.
cOronarY ocClusion.
Waner HezekIsh Davis. -, OF 225 W.
satin. caroiO vascular renal disease.
broncho pneumonia.
Maude Price, 70. CITY Hospital. intestinal
obstruction
GUY Clinesmrh, 50. City Hospital
Katie Board. a. of 2IlS Shriver. cere-
bral hemorrhage
Nayme W Manloye. IS. Of 1920 n. Cap
itol. acute cardiac dllatatIOn.
Joan Vest, !. Riley Hospital military
sarah Jane Brick, So of 1858 McPher-
Martha OFT. Is. City Hospital peri
Frances NJ. Thorp, Il. Of 1871 Blaine.
Louis Evans, IA City Hospital oeri-
tonitiS
Scott Ritchey. S. City Hospital chronic
myocarditiS.
Idah F. Bushong. IS. Of 5682 Broadway.
lobar pneumonia.
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ShOrtridge Court
Grid Programs Set
1855 Athletic Schedule
Completed by Julius.

Russell S. Julius, Shortridge High
School athletic director, today re-
leased the Shortridge football and
basketball schedules for the 1886
season. Southport replaces New
castle on the gridiron program. The
schedules:
FOOTBALL
Sept 24-Southport at Shortridge.
Oct. '4-Cathedral at Butler.
Oct. 11-Manual al Manuel.
Oct. 16-Jeff of Lafayette at Lafayette.
Oct. 25-Was hington at Shortridge.
Nov. 6-Broad Ripple at ShortTioge.
b Nov. 1-CraWfordSville at Charlottesville.
Nov. l5-Tech at Butler.
BASKETBALL
Nov 27-Southport at Southport
Dec. 6-Greenheld at Greenfield.
Dec. 7-Noblesville at ShOrtridge.
Dec. 13-GreencaStle at GreencaStle
Dec. 21-Shelbyvlle at Shelbyyille.
Dec. 28-Techncal at Tech.
Jan. Lebanon al Lebanon.
Jan. 4-KOkomo at Shortridge
Jan. 10-Martlnsville at Shortridge.
Jan. 11-Seymour at Seymour.
Jan. 17-16-City tourney.
Jan. 24-Cathedral at Butler fieldhouse
Jan. 3l-Crawfordsville at Charlottesville
Feb. 1-Rushville at Shortridge.
Feb. Bloomington at Shortridge.
Feb. 2l-Manual at Shortridge.
Feb. 26-ADderson at Anderson.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I Death NOTICES
HUSSEY, DELLA - Beloved mother Of
Jediah and mother of william A. Hus-
sey passed away Friday morning. Serv-
ices at the st. Joan of Arc Church
Monday, 8 a. m. Burial Holy Cross
Cemetery. Friends may call at the
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY.
Hendricks County papers. please COpyl
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Triple wins featured the team series of
the Polar Ice and Fuel Co. League at
ators taking shutouts over the Cubes,
Freezers and Iron Firemen. The indi-
vidual honors we're taken by Stevens, who
nosed ont Berry in a close. battle The
former had a 554 against Berry's 553
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The 700 Club

Who'll Make 1t 500?
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In the Fletcher Trust League at the
Central Alleys, Dietrich topped the indi-
Branch won a shutout victory over the
South Side Branch, West Michigan-st took
two from the Main Office. and the Irving
ton Branch bested the West-st Branch in
two games.
Evening star., 1935-01-02
TRANSACTIONS ON The NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

FIet-Ou8
1854 Stocks and I
High. Low. Dividend Rate. A
llK 6 Adams Express. -.
IS 70N Adams Elk pf (5) e.
34R l6 Adams Mills (2)...
11% 81 Addressogzaph. 80.
TN 3h Advance Rumley...
oM a. Affiliated Prod (60c)
1I3 9l. Air Reduct'n t41s..
3& 1% Airway Elec Appli..
2Sh 16M Alaska Jun (t1. .20).
5h 1M Alleg Corp (k).....
16h ~ Alleg Cp w$30w (k).
14es 4 Alleg Cp ws40w (k)
1904 l15k Allied Chem t6)....
23M 10a1 Allis. Chalmers. ...,
20h liz Alpha Por Gem 25c.,
7A 21s Anal Lee ther. .....
55sS 80 Amerada Corp Cd.
as 25M Am AZ Chem Del(2)
25h 1lh Am Bank Note. 80.
SO 1914 Am Brake Shoe soc.
122 SO Am Brake Sh pf (7
ll4s4 90h Am Can (t5).
S3h IL Am Car & Foundry.
56h 80 Am Car & Found pf.
705s 46h Am Chicle (t313)...
62ls r0s. Am Comcl Alcohol.
72M 46la Am Crystal Sug pf.
3 Ils Am Encaustic. .....
101a 4 Am European Sec. =.
l3s. 3M Am & Foreign Pwr..
25 IL Am & For Pw pf 80
80 1lA Am & For Pw pf CD
TN 61s Am & For Pw I'd pf.
22M 10Ia Am Hawaiian SS(D
42N ITS. Am Hide & Leath pf
36.s 261s Am Home Prod 2.40.
10 8 Am Ice Co.
45h 25aI Am ice pf (6)......
II ~ Am International. =,
IL u Am La France (k)..
10 ga Am La Fran pf (k).,
1884 14l4 Am Locomotive.
74% 351a Am Locomotive pf. :.
2;as 12M Am Mch & Fdy l..
10h ga Am Mach & Metals
27ts 125s Am Metals........
81 63 Am Metals pf.
l2h 8 Am Power L. Light.
26l4 Ga Am PAL IS pf Gk)
29A 11A Am P&L Sc pf u1a)
179s 10 Am Radiator. ......
1874 1111a Am Radiator pf 90.
2Sh 1871 Am Rolling Mills.
~ 2h Am Seating........
80 17ss Am Shipbldg co..
51A 30h Am Smelt & Ref. 80.
109la 71h Am Sm&Ref SO pf.
II ass. Am Snuff (f3A)...,
26ls lOls Am Steel Foundry.
44s4 81 Am Stores (t2h).
~ 46 Am Sugar (2......
"a 13&. Am Sum Tob ".
l25A 1904 Am Tel G. Tel (9)...
S5ls 65A Am Tobacco go.
50 81 Am Tobacco B t5)..
13 3 Am Type Fdrs tk)..
2S% 7% Am Type Fdrs pf(k)
27S 12ss Am Water Wks %.
TN Z Am Woolen.
A. l Am Writ Paper (k).
9 3& Am Zinc & Lead. -.
l7A 10 Anaconda Copper.
39h 26h Archer-Dan (t1 n }"
lob 76A Armour Del pf CO..
ga 3Is Armour of Illinois.
7lA 46h Armour III pr pf (6)
S5 50 Armour of Ill pf. -.
Sh 3 Arnold Constable. ..
80 46 Asso Dry G 1st pf. e.
73x Ash Atch To & S F (h2).
80 70ls Atch To&S F pf CD.
54h 24ls Atlantic Coast Line.
35h 2l1a Atlantic Ref tD....
ssh 35A Atlas Powder (2).
107 SO Atlas Powder pf (6)
57S l6Ia Auburn Auto. ......
16ss Z Austin Nichols.
65 391a Austin Mich pf A(6)
lOs4 3s4 Aviation Corp Del.
Evening star., 1935-01-02
SALES BEST IN YEARS
AT. HARDWARE STORES

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, January Mot for
years have hardware stores exper-
fenced so bustling and satisfying a
holiday season. Since the early Win
ters of the business decline, and in
some cases, since 1928, there has been
no such free-hand and widespread
shopping spirit as pervaded the weeks
Of middle and late December, Hard
ware Age will say tomorrow in its
market summary. Much mention Is
made that large value items were in
unexpected demand, and that appar-
emily more money was available to be
spent. People seem to have come
closer to meeting their Christmas wants
than in any recent season and there Is
every sign that their confidence - to
the future Is better established.
Evening star., 1935-01-02
STOCKS MOVE Up
AFTER HES|TANCY
Numerous Issues Wipe Out
Small Losses and Fa-
vorites Climb.
BY VICTOR EUBANK.

Associated Press Financial Writer.
NEW YORK, January 2.-The stock
market rallied moderately in the late
dealings today, following early irreg-
ularity. Numerous issues cancelled
fractional recessions. American Can,
Case and American Telephone showed
net advances Of to points in the
hnal hour, while Montgomery Ward
and du Pont were fractionally higher.
Transfers Appropriated SOC, 900 shares.
Dizziness ruled most Of todays ses-
sion and prices displayed no decisive
trend. Here and there firm spots
were in evidence, but buying mo-
mentum appeared to be lacking gen.
orally and profit taking came into
various issues that have recently been
leading the advance Economic news
continued bright, although Washing
ton developments were being awaited
for further stimulation.
Despite the backwardneSs of the
list, as whole, American Can shares
edged up to new high for the past
year. Allied Chemical also got up
more than point and Case, American
Telephone, Deere, Seaboard Oil,
Standard Oil of New Jersey and a
number Of others were trifle higher.
U. S. Steel dropped point, U. S.
Smelling was off and other losers of
fractions to around a point included
Chrysler, General Motors, Douglas
Aircraft, Standard Oil of California,
U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Santa Fe, New
York Central, Union Pacific, Howe
Sound, Westinghouse, Cerro De Pasco,
Montgomery Ward, Consolidated Gas,
Public Service Of New Jersey and
North American.
Fears of labor troubles in the steel
industry were said to have caused
some of the unsettlement among steel
stocks, notwithstanding the highly OPP
timistic interpretations placed on the
current ingot production rate.
The convening of Congress tomor.
row and the Presidents initial mes
sage to that body tended to obscure,
marketwise, the highly satisfactory
trade and industrial reports which
are appearing daily
Many traders were understood to
be withholding further commitments
pending publication of the Chief EY-
ecutive'e note. The attitude of the
new Legislative Assembly toward the
plans of the White House for this
session was also a matter of some
mystery to the financial district and
various market commentators were
inclined to advise speculative caution
until the outlook is a bit clearer.
The Presidents stand on the
soldiers bonus seemed to receive the
approval Of most brokerage quarters,
but it was realized that sentiment in
Congress is undoubtedly strong for
payment at this time and that ad-
ministrative influence will have to be
exerted to the utmost to overcome
this situation.
Evening star., 1935-01-02

are being withdrawn. Consumption
is holding up firm, and the future looks
bright for Texas oil producers and
ref1nerS."
He interpreted all elements as in
dicative of a stronger price structure.
r. w. Fair of Tyler, an independent
oil man and member of the State
Tender Board, declared enforcement of
proration must continue unabated
He recommended an additional oil
production tax to finance an enlarged
field force of commission agents and
establishment of special branch in
East Texas to handle oil law violation
cases.
The future of Federal participation
in governmental supervision and reg
ulation Of the industry centered in
terest on the pending Amazon and
Panama cases in the Supreme Court
of the United States involving va
lidity of the national petroleum code,
and the convening of Congress.
Evening star., 1935-01-02
OIL MEN WATCH
COURT CONTESTS
Attacks on Curb Continue,
but Illegal Output DWin.
dies Sharply.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, January 2.-The oil
industry watched the courts and law
making bodies as it entered the new
year with hope for advancement to-
ward stabilization. Conditions, gen.
orally healthy, were interpreted op-
timistically.
Court attacks on control methods
dogged proration paths, as usual, but
meanwhile effectiveness of production
restrictions was apparent. "Hot" oil
production, charged with being the
chief disturbing evil in stabilization
efforts, appeared to be at the lowest
ebb in the history Of compulsory pro-
ration.
Especially in the East Texas oil
field was progress claimed toward the
elimination of production in excess of
proration quotas. With the Federal
Government successfully bottling up
interstate outlets and the State also
closing markets, E. o. Thompson,
Texas Railroad Commission Junior
member, claimed "hot" oil was cut to
not more than 5000 barrels daily.
Thompson foresaw favorable condi-
tions ahead.
"Crude oil stocks are being de-
pleted," he noted. Gasoline stocks
Evening star., 1935-01-02

32 "a Mccall Corp t2)....
l2h In McCrory Strs A (k).
12M Ia McCrory Strs B tk).
63h 81 McCrory Strs pf (k)
50h 3SIs Mcintyre Porcu t2),
95M 70 McKeesport T p 90
9h AZ McKesson & Rob. =.
42E liz McKesson & Rob pf
TN / Mcclellan Stores (k)
AIN % Mack Truck ID.
62M 35K Macy tR H)& Cot2)
Z 2ss Madison So Garden.
23N 151a Magma Copper (2)..
8h 3 Mandel Bros.
29ss 10N Man Elev m g (k) II"
y 51a Marine Midld f40cl.
12k 3 Market st Ry pr pr.
Evening star., 1935-01-02
3SN 1884 Illinois Central.


a. 2ss Indian Refining....
32H 1874 Indus Rayon I.68).
73a. 491s Ingersoll-RandtD.
Sc 34h Inland Steel (h50c).
6M 2% Inspiration Copper.
A. 2h Insur-Sh ct Md(10c)
17h 5h Interboro RpTr(k).
l1L 4 Interlake Iron.
Gu z Int Agriculture....
BIN Is Int Agriculture pf..
164 l31 Int Bus Mach tpO..
12h Az Int-Carriers Ltd zoe
37s. 1881 Int Cement (h25c)..
46h 23h Int Harvester (60c)
1877 11O Int Harvester pfG)
gu PA Int Hydro Elec (A).
6 2 Int Merch Marine. .,
2eh 21 Int Nick Can (60c)..
2% "a Int Paper & Pw (C).
24M 81 Int Paper & Pw pf..
100 66 Int Print Ink pf (6) .
22% tn Int Rys Cent Am pf .
5Oss So Int Shoe (2).
S4K SO Int Silver pf (4)....
17A ia Int Tel & Tel. ......
1864 3kSInterstate Dept Strs
Evening star., 1935-01-02

l6 Az Baldwin Loco. .....
GAS. l6A Baldwin Loco pf...
341s la. Baltimore & Ohio.
S7a Is Baltimore & Ohio pf
1925 86h Bamberger pf (6 "A
Ash 35la Bang & Arros t2h)
61s 2A Barker Brothers.
3sla 1914 Barker Brothers pf.
10 57s Barnsdall Corp. ....
1914 10L Beatrice Creamery.
l5h sh Belding-Hem th5Oc)
23M g.. Bendix Aviation. -.
1914 12M Beneficial Loan / II .
40 26 Best G. Co 1h)....
49n PAN Bethlehem Steel. 90.
50 54s Beth Stl pf Ill a j..
40 1914 Bigelow-San (hD..
16H 6 Blaw Knox. .......
1O9 SO Bloomingdale pf (O
56h % Blumenthal pf. .....
llh 81 Boeing Aeroplane..
6Sx 44h Bohn Alumni Br(3)
"a 76 Bon Ami (A) t5)..
2Sh 1914 Borden Co 1.60)...
31L 161s Borg Warner (f1k)
2SIA IL Briggs Mfg (t1A)..
371s 26 Bristol-Myers t2.4O
44A 2Sh Bklyn-Man T Chi Y /.
ga 3ss Bklyn & Queens. ...
sou 46 Bklyn Union Gas(5)
10R 4 Brunswick-Balke. ,.
81 81 Bucyrus-Erie. .....
141s 6 Bucyrus-Erie CIV pf.
rs so Bucyrus-Erie pf CD
7A 3 Budd tE G) Mfg.
a. 16 Budd &c G. Mfg pf.
81 z Budd Wheel. ......,
1S1a ga Bullard Co. .........
15n 4 Burns Bros pf.
l9A 101a Burr Add NJ (nt65c)
3h y Bush Terminal tk).
3h Ia Butte Copper & Zinc
32A 13L Byers "a M).......
677s 40 Byers "a Nd pf....
Evening star., 1935-01-02

ION 6 KaufmannDeptS40c
Az l Kelly Spring Tire.
20 s Kelly Sp Tire SO pf
tx 2% Kelsey-Hayes tB)..
21A 11sykelvinator (t7oc)..
23h 16 Kennecott (h45c)...
7h 3 Kinney &c RI Co...
Al 1914 Kinney &c RI pf...
22% 1874 Kresge (SS) u)....
ia 101 Kresge IS S)pf(D..
33% 23h Kroger Gr&Bk l.60.
Evening star., 1935-01-02
DOLLAR GOES HIGHER
IN LONDON DEALINGS
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, January 2.-The United
States dollar gained q cent to the
pound today, closing at 4.93 1916 to
the pound, as compared with yester-
days close of 4.94 Gle. The opening
was at 4.94 3-16.
The French franc closed at 74.63
to the pound as compared to yester-
days price Of 74.68.
PARIS, January 2 R.-Three per
cent rentes. 80 francs IS centimes; Az
per cent rentes, 92.95.
Exchange on London. 74.61. The
dollar was quoted at 15.10h.
Evening star., 1935-01-02

Sales OF Stocks on the New York Exchange
HOO AM. 10000 1900 Noon. -. 10000
l:oo P.M... %o00O 2:00 Pm. $4,000
Dividend rates given table are the annual
cash payments based the quarterly or haifyariS
declarations. ' - --'-'s@i"
Uni; Of TRACING ess than 100 shares Part,
sock ock Plus ~ in stock Pad This
@ psd TINS yea' COMPANIES reported
stock Plus n Z Ex dividend A--0S o" i"
Evening star., 1935-01-02

~ 3h Hahn Dept Stores. e,
63la 25A Hahn Opt Stores pf.
ga 3Ia Hall w F Printing. {.
10la. 81 Hanna I'M Al pf %
PAN 13 Harb Walker (50c).
7sS la Hat Corp (A)..-...
go 19a. Hat Corp pf &c ~.
IL a Havana Elec Ry.
Ga Ia Hayes Body. .......
96s "a Hazel Atlas Gl f5)..
81M SO Hercules Pw (t3&)
125% Ill Hercules P pf (7)..
73A 4Sk Hershey Choc 3D..
10h ~ Holland Furnace. :.
l3 $50 Holland & Son (50c)
"a IL Houd-Hersh A JPN.
81 ~ Houdaille-Hersh B..
81 43 House Fin pf (3h)..
29ax l21a Houston Oil. .......
5ss 21a Houston Oil (new)..
STA 35ls Howe Sound (3....
12h 4 Hudson Manhattan.
PAN 6M Hudson Motor Car. i.
7M Ia Hupp Motors.......
Evening star., 1935-01-02

31M 22h Lambert Co (3). ..
141a z Lee Rub&Tiret4oc) j..
80 1871 Leh Port c pf g IL d.
s 21s Lehigh Valley Coal.
21M 9ls Lehigh Valley r r.
78 64N Lehman Corp (2.40)
23h liz Lehn & Fink (1h)..
43h 22k Lib O-Ford Glt1.20)
"a TN Life Saver (1.60)...
1l1h 74Ia Ligg & Myers Btt5)
26h 16 Lilly Tulip CupQk)
36h 15k Lima Locomotive. ..
35ss 16M Liquid Carb (t1 NJ.
81 20ss Loew's Inc (t1A)..
3 IN Loft Inc.
8 l Long Bell Lum (A).
44at 33H Loose -Wiles (2). ...s
22h 15N Lorillard P (f2.20).,
1870 102 Lorillard (P) of ~.
21 IL Louisv G&E(A)1h.
191s 81 Ludlum Steel. .....
81 60 Ludlum Stl pf (6A)