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Evening star., 1935-08-08
Three Baer-Louis Bout Bids.

Three Baer-LOuiS Bout Bids.
THE three promotional factions after
Baer-Louis fight were the
Twentieth Century Sporting Club of
New York, led by Mike Jacobs; Joe
Foley and George Goetz of Chicago,
who promoted last nights fight with
the aid of Jacobs, and the Chicago
Stadium Corporation.
None of us know yet where the
fight will take place" said Ancil
Hoffman. Baer's manager, but it's
cinch to be closed and it will be
fought on either September Is or %
in New York or Chicago. If it's here,
1t undoubtedly will be at Soldier Field.
That knockout punch of Louis against
Baer should be worth a crowd of
100000 at Soldier Field with a $25
top. Louis? Sure he's good, but 1
don't think he'll last against Max
Max isn't Levinsky or Primo Carnera,
you know"
With lively bidding for the proposed
match, a definite announcement was
expected to be made soon. 1t was
doubtful whether such a fight could
get a $25 top in Chicago, but this city
probably had the edge, if any, in the
dickering.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Louis One Round
Off as Prophet

CHICAGO, August s.-As a
prophet Louis always seems to
be one round wrong. Before his
fight with Primo Camera he said
that he would knock out Carnera
in five rounds and 1t took him six.
Yesterday afternoon he said he
would knock out Levinsky in two
rounds ard he knocked him out in
one.
Levinsky explained this when he
fully recovered consciousness:
TT was Just an accident like
what is liable to happen to any
guy"
But his sister. Mrs, Lena Krakow
Levy, said The best man won"
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Louis to Officiate Here.

Joe LOUIS, colored heavy who be-
a came more of a sensation than
ever with his first round win over
Kingfish Levinsky in Chicago last
night, will be seen in a Washington
ring this Summer, but only as a
referee. Detroit's great fighter will
officiate at benefit show to be held
oy the colored Elks at their national
convention here.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Sports Program
For Local Fans

IODAf.
Golf.
District womens public links cham
pionship, Rock Creek Park.
Tennis.
Federal employees tourney, Potomac
Park.
Embassy tournament, 2435 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
TOMORROW.
Swimming.
District A. A. U. outdoor cham
pionships for men and women, Ia
koma Pool, 8.
Golf.
District women's public links cham
pionship, Rock Greek Park
Tennis.
Semi-f finals, Women's League tour
nament, Columbia Country Club, 4
pm.
Federal employees tournament, Po-
tomac Park
Embassy tournament, 2435 Massa-
chusetts avenue.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Homer Standing

BY the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday-Cronin, Red
Sox and Simmons, White Sox, l each.
The leaders-Greenberg, Tigers, 80;
OFT, Giants, "a; Berger, Braves, %.
League totals-National, 489; Amer
lean, 40 D.,
Evening star., 1935-08-08
MAX AND Joe SET
FOR AUTUMN BOUT
Bomber Leaves No Doubt
He Is One of Greatest
Ringmen in History.
BY GRANTLAND RICE.

)HICAGO. August 8.-As Joe
Louis was bouncing Kingfsh
4 Levinsky of the canvas with
a bewildering swirl of punches
last night at Comiskey Park, Ancil
Hoffman, Max Baer's manager, looked
upon the annihilation with frowning
eyes. For Hoffman expects to send
Baer against the deadly Bomber late
in September, with all arrangements
to be completed shortly.
Last Winter Baer knocked out
Levinsky in two rounds, but last night
the killing Bomber just doubled Baer'S
Knockout speed
Max will need the hardest training
turn he ever has known to carry even
an outside chance against this MUIR
derous machine that can throw Q
grenade from 1c inches and apparent
ly blow up anything in sight. A fight
er has come along. You can make
no mistake about that. Joe Louis from
Alabama and Detroit again has proved
his place as one of the great fighters
of all time.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Levinsky Pleads for Mercy.

"nON'T let him hit me again. don't
let him." he pleaded with the
referee. I'm through" ~'--1
As the statuesque Negro stood in
his corner. receiving tumultuous ova-
tion from the crowd, Referee Nc
Garrity and Levinsky's handlers
helped the fallen Kingfish to his cor
ner, where his manager, Harold Stein
man, stood with blank amazement
written over his face. He had trained
his fighter for almost month and
had him down to his best fighting
weight of 1871, or three-quarters of
q pound less than Louis. Levinsky
hadn't lasted a round, suffering his
most ignominious defeat in what was
known to be his last stand.
Louis and his managers, elated over
the result and the crowd that paid
s192, 2,906.50 to see the 'Levinsky mas
sacre," Immediately went into huddles
with three groups, who seek to match
Louis, winner of "a straight fights
since he turned professional a little
more than a year ago, against Baer
in September.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Levinsky Advises Baer ito Duck"

SEVERAL other cities also were re-
ported in the running. but Hoff-
man and John Roxborough, CONAN
ager of Louis, said they had no off,
cial word from them. However, it
was known that Roxborough would
like to stage one of Louis forthcom-
Ing fights in Detroit, his home town.
Louis. winner of 20 of his "a fights
by knockouts and whose foes have
averaged As rounds against him, said
he was anxious to meet Baer.
II hope Mr.. Baer now will fight me"
Evening star., 1935-08-08
rTROIT, August 8 (R.-
Joe Louis mother, who
declined to accompany the
Brown Bomber to Chicago

last night to see the fireworks be-
cause she had a feelin'," admitted
today she played the wrong hunch.
st don't know why I didn't feel
30 confident this time" she said.
ct Just had the wrong hunch. But
I'm mighty proud of him. He sure
did the job in just a few licks."
The neighborhood of Joe's home
was, If possible, more of bedlam
when the news of his one-round
victory over that Kingfish, Levin
sky" came in than when the
Bomber won over Primo Carnera.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Kingfish Down Four Times.

ITO THE utter amazement of the vast
throng of 39.195 stunned specta-
tors, the Kingfish was hooked, chilled
and pleading to Referee Norman Nc
Garrity for mercy almost before they
had settled in their seats.
There were few hoots from those
who called the once glorious fish
peddler yellow" because he never
appeared to try. but what the King
took and saw probably would have
scared many fighting man into re-
treat. Louis. cool, deliberate killer
with dynamite in each fist, measured
his retreating foe for a few f1eeting
seconds and then pumped his deadly
blows to the head and body, getting
only one wild, ineffective smash on
the side of his head in return.
Three times the Kingf1sh was bat
tered to the canvas. but he stumbled
to his sagging feet each time until
the brown bomber ripped in two
vicious left hooks to the body that
sent him down to stay. A pitiful
figure, dazed and forlorn. he squatted
on the bottom rope, unable to move
his paralyzed legs.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Louis Victor, Leusy Veled With Alarm by BnrS Manager
39,195 See Bout;
Gate Is $l92,9O6

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 8.-Ofhctal flg-
ures for the Joe Louis-King
Levinsky fight were announced as
follows:
Attendance, 39,195.
Gross receipts, $1s2 ,906.50.
Net receipts, $156.872.70.
Louis share was $47,06l.8l and
Levinskys $31 ,37455, their shares
totaling so per cent Of the net
receipts. Louis share was 80 per
cent of the net and Levinsky's 20
per cent.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-Wilbert Robin
son, former manager of Brooklyn
Dodgers, died of brain hemorrhage
at 81.
Five years ago-Sidney Wood beat
Frank Shields, Is, 1-6, 10-8, 7-5,
Ga, in Meadow Club invitation ten
mis- semi finals.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
TRAVIS IS % TODAY,

Cecil Travis, veteran Of two years
at third base for the Nationals,
reached the ripe old age of % years
today. The hard-hitting infielder was
born at Riverdale, Ga, August 8, 1918.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
K|NGF|SH HOOKED
IN OPENING ROUND
Beaten So Badly Referee
Stops Bout-Baer Likely
Next Foe for Victor.
BY PAUL NICHOLSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

HICAGO. August g. King
Levinsky hunted up his old
haunts along Maxwell street
today and asked for the cur
rent wholesale quotations on fish.
His once booming voice was stilled
10 a whisper. His wide, cocksure
grin was gone. The OF fish peddler
was definitely through as a contender
for the world heavyweight boxing
championship, blasted from the big
puddle by the Brown Bomber from
Detroit, Joe Louis.
1t was little fish for the big King
fish.
Six of his copyrighted punches and
two minutes and 81 seconds of firing
"a minute and 80 seconds less than
Max Baer needed to do the same
thing last December-were all that
the 2l-year-old Negro heavyweight
sensation required to drape the nulk-
ing, battered form of the Kingfish on
the ring ropes at Comiskey Park, home
OF the White Sox, last night.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
KRESS TO BROADCAST.

Red Kress. the man who came
back" to substitute and subsequently
win himself the regular shortstop po-
sition on the Washington team, will
be interviewed by Joe Holman over
Station VOL, tonight between .7:45
and o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
ON CRIPPLED LIST
BUT TOPS H|TTERS
Laabs, Fort Wayne, Boasts
.427-ECkhardt, Missions,
Averages All.
BY the Associated Press.

~ URBAN. N. c., August g.
Chet Laabs, still on the Grip
pied list of the Fort Wayne
- club of the Three-I League,
has improved his batting leadership
through a statistical revision of aver
ages, which raised his mark from 424
to .427, putting him we'll in advance
of any other hitters in the minor cir
cults.
Oscar Eckhardt of the Missions. In
the Pacific Coast League, dropped a
point during the last week, remaining
in second place with All, while
George Ferrell Of Richmond, the Pied
mont loops ace, climbed into third
with 1895.
Eight leaders are grouped within
two points, three of them tied at 1863,
three more at 1868 and two at 1867.
The table below, compiled from
latest available averages, shows the
top hitters in each Of the minor
leaQllpS
Evening star., 1935-08-08

CHICAGO. August 8.-As King
Levinsky was floored for the third
time in his brief try against Joe
Louis here last night Referee
Norman Mccarthy motioned the
Brown Bomber to his corner.
Levinsky took the worst spill on
this occasion. and a minute later
it was all over.
Evening star., 1935-08-08

New York at Phila.
Boston at Brooklyn.
ST. l.. at Chicago.
CHM. at Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1935-08-08
Major League Statistics

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Phila.
Pitts. at Chicago.
Others not scheduled
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
A RAK0CzI INDuL0 FARRELLBEN
Maju. II Is 2S-an mutatja be Colonial Theatre

mindenfele vi Lehar Ferenckent
iinnepelt zsenialis Abraham Pal
lal irattak szebbnel-szebb zene-
szamokat a darab szamara. A
legkivalobb magyar mozi-nlive-
szeket allitottak munkaba: Day
ka Margit, favor Pal, Kiss Fe-
rene, Csortos Gyula, Beregi Osz-
kar, Gozon Gyula. a "Felesegem
Kisasszony" felejthetetlen bor-
kostoloja jatszak ~ f6szerepeket
S szazak, ezrek nyiizsognek korot
tik vasznon, peldaul a csoda-
la+osan sep, szinpompas sziireti
mulatsag tomegjeleneteiben vagv
amikor egesz huszar szazadok
vonuln:is fel kivancsi lelken.
dezessel, jokedviien fut ossze ko-
rottlk a sokasag.
Minden benne van ebben a
kepben: Budapest ragyogo ele-
ganciaja, v;deki magys,. tajak
viragos, napsugaras pompaja. a
Tisza szikrazo szokesege. A Ra-
koczi Indulo tuzes Fsistergese
festi ala - darabot, amely a gyor
san valtakozo kepek tarka pano-
ramajaval szinte rakenyszeriti a
nezot, hogy lelegzetvisszafojtva
figyelie, mi tortenik {, vasznon
Valosaggal kergetik egymast az
erdekesebbnel erdekesebb jelene-
tex, mese varatlan fordulatok-
ban kirobbano. bonyodalmse
szovevenyet ego, friss szinekke1
tiizdelik tele bohokas. jokedvii
scenak es paratlanul sep ter
meszeti felvetelek.
A Rakoczi Indulonak felulmul.
hatatlar1 sikere volt mindeniitt
ertheto hat, hal nagy erdeklodes
varia hetfon es kedden, majus
r. es 28-an Colonial szinhaz
ban a farrel1i bemutatast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16

Ritka szep, elvezetben lesz re-
sze Sharon. Farrell es kornyeke
magyar kozonsegenek maius u.
es 28-an. A Rak6czi 1ndulo ke-
rul ugyanis bemutatasra Far
relli Colonial szinhazban.
Megrikat ee megnevettet Ra-
koczi Indu1o meseje, Shines, er-
zelmes es hol bohokas, hol meg
dramai fesziiltsegu fordulatokon
at gombolyitja' lie a historiat.
Latvanyossagnak is paratlanul
nagyszabasu a film, darabnak is
valoban els6rangu.
Mindent megmagyaraz az a
teny, hogy ezzel darabbal ak9'
ia megmutatni Magyarorszag
hogy NIT tud a magya'- mozi-
miiveszet tobb, mint negyed-
millio dollart, - mem pengot
de dollart - szantak az elke-
szitesere. A leghiresebb. magyar
mozi-rendez6re, Szekely Istvan.
ra biztak a rendezest a vilag-
hires magyar muzsikussal, a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
K0zli: Csepka 1stvan lelkesz
lakzs 105 - 2nd Sc. Niles, O

Anyak Napjat nagyszamu tenn
plomi kozonseg unnepel+e a multi
vasarnap. Meghato alkalmi be-
szedben meltatta a lelkesz az
anyai szeretetet buzditotta az
ifjakat halara es viszontszeretet-
re az edes anyakkal szemben.
Szazat meghaAadta az unneplok
szama.
Eskivo. Delutan 4 ora IS
perckcr volt lelkesz leanyanak
esktiv6je Earl Edward Storey
val. Mar felnegykor kezd'ek
gyulekezni az erdeklod6k mire
szertartas ideje elerkezett, tel
jesen megtelt a. templom. A
szertartast az angol presbyterian
egyha. lelkesze vegezte a
szertartas vegeztevel a gyu1eke-
yet lelkesze mint edesapa sz6lt
egy nehany koszon6 szot azert
ragaszkodasert es szeretetert
amt gyiilekezet az utobbi id6-
ben tobbszor is megbizonytott a
lelkssz csaladdal szemben, S egy-
uttal az egesz gyulekezet joki-
vansagait tolmacsolta az flu
parnak. Eskiiv6 utan a parochian
volt vacsora az .esketest -vegz6
lelkesz csalad, orgonista Is a
volegeny legkozelebbi rokonsaga
szamara.
Shower party. Multi penteken
este az egesz nilesi fiatalsao rem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16

dezett bucsu osszejovetelt Csep-
ke Grace szamara a templom
basementjeben leptek meg er-
tckes es hasznos ajandekokkal a
menyasszony jeloltet es v6le-
genyt. Az ajandekok atadasa
elott es utan elszorakozott a fla
talsag aztan teritett a,sztalhoz
tilt es elfogyasztotta az ossze-
hordott karapnivalokat.
Ifjusagi konferencia lesz ma
jus 26-an .Akronban S erre if
iMnk kozIl is tobben kesziilnek.
Eddig Nilesrol es Warrenrol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
4'Felesesem a Kisasszony"
Youngstownban
Majus 28-an, kedden mutatja be
Regent Theatre

A magysrsag kedvenc mozija-
ban, a Regent szinhazban jat-
szak az eddigi magyar beszelo
filmek legszebbiket es a legkomi-
kusabbat. Egeszen bizonyos,
hogy keves nagyfr lesz majus
28-an, aki EFT filmet meg mem
nezi. A "Felesegem Kisasz-
SONY" ugyanis valoban az ame-
rfkai ma.yyarsag 'filmje. Kedves
meseje, kituno szereploi, nagy-
szeri szinmagyar muzsikaja, pa
zar kial1itasa, de mindenekfelett
kedves, egeszseges, zamatos ma
gyar humora kozel fog ferkozni
a youngstown magyarsag szive-
Aki busulni, szomorkodni akar
az ne nezzes meg a filme.t. inert
az tele van kacagassad, szorakoz-
tato jelenetekkel. nagyszeri ma
gyar notakkal,, kituno ciganyze-
newell 49,.
A magyar miiveszet legjele-
sebbiei, e1ukon Agat Irennel, ia
vor Pallal, Gozon Gyulaval, Raj
mai Gaborra1 tehetseguk 'legjavat
adjak a darabban. Youngstown
es kornyeken minden szors'<ozni
kivano magyar a 23o East Fede-
raj Street a1att :kvo Regent
Szinhazba ad egymasnak tala1-
kozot majus 2s-an.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
Leikesz: Mt. Laky Zsigmond
737 Mahoning Ave
Tel, 39949

Anyak Napjan. Templomunk-
bau a delelotti fstefitiszte1eten
ugy 400 1elek iinnepelte meg az
edes anyak napjat. A lelkesz al
kalmi szentbeszedben emlekezett
meg a.. edes anyakrol. Este fel
8 oral kezdettel Progressziv
Liga vacsorat rendezett az edes
anyak tiszteletere. A kenyelme-
sen megtelt teremben a vende-
gek kedves estelyt toltottek
egyiitt. Ez alkalommal is besze-
dek kereteben .udvoz6ltek az
edes anyakat.
Majusi bal. A Progressziv Ii
ga majus 2O-an e. Youngstown
Maennerchor Hallban tartja ma
just baljat. Ez a terem a tenn
plomunkhoz kozel van, a Maho-
ming Avenuen. Mindenkit szive-
sen lat a rendezoseg.
Konferenciak. Ifjusagunk min
den lehetot elkovet. hogv ket if
iusagi konferencian kepviseltesse
magat. Az egyik vasarnap lesz
Homesteadon. a mask vasarnap-
hoz egy hetre, 26-an, Akronban.
!fjusaeunk az Ohio korzethez
tartozik. tehat elso sorban sz
akroni konferenciara hivatalos,
de minden valoszinuseg szerint
lesznek tobben, akik Home
steadre is elmennek.
Hetk0znapi istentisztelet. Hus-
vettol piinkosdig minden szerdan
este fel s oral kezdettel unnepre
keszilo istentiszteletet tcr'unk.
Orom nezni a megjelentek er-
deklod6 csoportjat koztuk sep
szamban ifjusaIgot.
Misunderstanding Egyhazunk
1902 ota valtozatlan szeretettel
es keszseggel teliesitette scent
fivatasat. szolgalta husegge'
Youngstown. es kornyeke refor-
matussaganak lelki erdekeit e
minden magyarnak rendelkezese-
re ALT. mikor magyar szempon-
tokat kellett megvedeni. Egyha.
zunk e szolgalat keszseget SEE
retettel meltanyoltak magyar
hittestvereink. Azert olyan Ia.
togatott templomunk, a,ert Ike.
resik fel az egvhaz ielkesze1
annyian iigyes-baios dolg;'kkal
Mint eddig, egyhazunk ezutar
is renduletlen huseggel szo1galjs
mlndazokat, aklk egyhazunkat
joindulattal es szeretettel kere
six fel. Templomunk ajte,a mint
eddig is mindig, ezutan is nyi+
va all azok reszere. akiket a.
oszinte vallasossag indit ARA
hogy keressek listen hazat. Is
tentiszteleteket tartunk minder
vasarnap delelott fel l1-kor i'm
nepek adkalmaval a hfrdetett
idokben. VasarnaDi iskolank rem.
des ideje fel 10, ifjusagunk ahi
tata vasarnap este fel 8-kor
Szerda estenkent kozos imaors
fel 8-kor.
| templomhoz. Majus Kiralynt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
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CYERMEKEKNEK 10 CENT

12-en jelentkeztek. Valoszini,
hogy jov6 vasarnap meg tobben
is fognak vallalkozni az ultra.
Youngstcwnban szinten az
Anyak Napjat iinnepelte, a. West
minister ternplomban osszegyiilt
kozonseg dacara. hogv no,,t
fel kilenckor kezdodott a. isten-
tisztelet, ottel tobben voltak,
mint az elozo vasarnap delutan-
Jovo vasarnap ismet fel kilenc-
tol fog kezdodni az istentisztele-
tunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16
MAGYAROK NAPTARA

NAxAO AxtOXA An al AVN
E6ben a rovatbar dijtala-
nal k0z0liiik azon egyha-
zak. egyletek, vsgy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit, stb. - nern t0bb
mint 2 honappal elore is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban Is
nyomtatvanyaikat nalunk
szerzik be.
Majus lien, penteken Young
stownban "Torockoi Meny-
asszony el6adasa a Clancy High
Schoolban. d.
Majus 1s Is le-en, szombaton
es vasarnap Macy bazar a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya rom. k.
4 ...-
egyhaznal.
Majus 18-an, szombaton Sha-
ron-F -Farrellben "Torockoi
Menyasszony" el6adasa far
relli Polish Hallban.
Majus le-en, vasarnap majusi
nagy bal a West Sidei Magyar
Hazban a Magyar Sport Club
javara.
Majus 20, hetfon MAJUSI
BAL Progressive Liga rende-
zeseben, a Mannerclor Hall-ban,
Mahoning Avenuen. kozel a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-16

templomhoz. Majus Kiralyn6
valasztas is lesz.
Majus ho 25-en, szombaton a
Campbell Magyar Kultur Kor
Maiusi Balia Roman Hallban.
Majus 27 Is 2s-An, hetf8n Is
kedden Sharon-F Farrell-ben a Far
reili Colonial Theatreben a IRA
koczi 1ndulo" mozgofenykep el6-
adasa.
Majus 2s-an, kedden Young
stownbah, a Regent szinhazban
a "Felesegem a kisasszony" moz-
gofenykep el6adasa.
Junius Sen, vasarnap, a Ma
gyar Haz javara Macy tancmulat-
sag.
gyar ifjak mind nagyon dicsorik
Junius loan, vasarnap, az
Greg Amerikas Magyarok pix
mike a Barta farmon.
Junius ho 30-an, Peter-PAl pix
mix a Moore-fele farmon a gorog
kathol;kusoknal. M
Julius h6 14-en piknik a Moore
fele farmon gorog katholiku-
soknal.
y Augustus ls-an iskofas pix
mix Moore-fele farmon, a go
Tog katholikusoknal. tfi, '5 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-12
STOCKS IRREGULAR
AT SESSIONS END.
Carriers Generally Higher,
but Utilities Decline.
IndustriaIS Steady.
WHAT STOCKS DID.
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Press Financial Writer.

Associated FIGSS EludICldA WIANCAs
NEW YORK, JUNE 12.-The stock
market fuctuated nervously today in
a series of up and down swings that
followed each other in rapid succession
and ended irregular, with rails gem
orally higher, utilities lower and in
dustrials about even. Transfers az.
gregated 100000 shares.
After a sinking spell at the opening.
induced by heaviness in utility shares
in response to Senate passage Of the
Wheeler Rayburn bill, the market re-
covered rapidly and had worked sew
eral notches higher when renewed SELL
ing cropped out in the utilities and
gradually spread to other divisions Of
the list. Rails alone were able to
resist. Leading commodities were Oh
the skids throughout the day, with
wheat the worst loser.
Firmest spots in the share market
were Santa Fe, American Can, Inter-
national Business Machines and a few
other. Specialties. most of which ended
a point or so higher; standard in
dustrial favorites and Westinghouse,
while United States Steel and Bethle-
hem finished about unchanged Net
losses of about a point we're shown by
American Telephone. Public Service
Of New Jersey, Pacific Gas and few
other utilities, while mining shares
were mostly lower and few tobaccos.
including Liggett & Myers, dipped
under small offerings.
Late news included another drop OF
Il of cent an ounce in foreign bar
silver. announcement of an extra
dividend of 81 share on Air Reduc-
ton and payment Of Is cents a share
on Addressograph Multigraph. the first
since 1882. Sales Of American Stores
during May showed modest increase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June IL R %. s. Depart
ment of Agriculture) Hogs. 1000, in
Guiding 1000 direct; slow generally sale
cents Lover sn ian yssterSscyC; Se9 -S55oo
pounds: e:i0ae:75i 14o;iso pounds: e,9os
scws. s;35as s. light light, good and
weight. 100000 pounds. 9.25aas5; me-
Siunn weig ah; 29o-25o pounds. 959sS &C. s9
packing sows. medium and good. 275-550
pounds. 7.60aS.90; pigs, good and choice.
100-14O pounds S.25a9.35.
Cattle, 5000 calves 1,500; excessive
run good and choice steers, mostly weiehty
kinds here; few early sales weak to 25
down on shipper account; undertone 25a
so lower; common and medium grades
sold early at 11.50a12.S5 with several
loads choice and prime held 13.00a La. SO;
she-stock mostly steady although better
grade heifers weak. Slaughter cattle and
300 pounds: s;5oa13 90, 9O0-1 100
10.00a13.25: 1901 800 pounds. 10.1ha
1928: common and medium. 550-1 800
pounds 5.00s10.25; heifers. good and
choice. 500-750 pounds, g.25s11.2b; COM
and cutter. S.25a4.7S; bulls lysarlinss
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. June 10 lP,.-Foreisn ex-
change irregular; Great Britain in dol
isIS; others IN cents: Great Britain1pe-
4.92ss. FIance-Demand 6 59l2: cables,
6.59i2. Italy-Demand s25: cables. SOS.
n D Zen nano q, 1924: Germany.
Sweden. 25.4S: Denmark 22.O6: Finland,
us: Switzerland, 81 e.: Spain, 1857:
1895; CzechoSlovakis. 411i2: Yueoslavia
2.:2!9: Austria. 1851: Hungary. 20 65n:
Eumania OF: Argentine 81 95n: Brazil
HonRkong 1878: Mexico City. - 90:
Montreal in New York, % .s1i4: New York
in Montreal l00.1S94. Nominal