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Evening star., 1939-08-07

CHEVROLET 1885 coupe; this car is un-
usually clean, mechanically ready for any
test; S24a: 500 down drives it away BAL
ance TO suit you. Best deal in town or
no deal. Hill & Tibbitts. lila Vermont
Evening star., 1939-08-07

spacious Colonial center-hall detached
prick in Cleveland Parks best section;
nlgh eIeVation; large liv. and din. rm. open
nreplace big bedrms.. " baths attic:
garage wide, wel-landscaped lot: near
schools and transportation
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. Dist. 1411
Evening star., 1939-08-07
Deal Direct With Owner.

bCdI III CCU VVIUII OWIIOI'
Bethesda. Md. 5 blocks beyond bank. on
Wisconsin ave turn right on Maple ave.
to end of street. 44O2 Maple ave. Two
story white brick. air-condtioned oil heat,
Priced for Quick sale, $3.50, F H. A.
terms. A. B. DARTON, National 1856.
Evening star., 1939-08-07

PONTIAC 1888 Silver Streak, s-cylnd(f
coupe: beautiful shape: whitewalled tireS.
heater etc: price, $3.50; S100 down.
Salesman. Shep. 1898
Evening star., 1939-08-07

4s23 Kansas ave, near St. Gabriel's Church
First floor, living room. dining room,
Kitchen. den finished in knotty pine with
built-in bookcases, etc bedrooms and
bath with shower on second floor. Recre-
atlon room IN basement. A 20-ft dwelling
facing Two streets. Bargain at $3.50
For Information call Shenherd ALL
Evening star., 1939-08-07

WILLYS 1897 sedan: original black finish,
spotlessly clean interior: excellent mechanic
cal condition: perfect tires; will pass rigid
D. c. inspection; a real bargain at only
Inc, 4O7 Florida ave. ne. Atlantic 1900
WILLYS 1899 "show car de luxe sedan;
used 3 weeks: sacrifice. S495. Mr. Roper,
113O r I ne -
Evening star., 1939-08-07

Colonial country home, g rooms. situated
on acre Of large shady oak trees; 13 miles
from White House: in rolling farming
country. Can be bought from owner for
$3.50 down; total price S4.350. Located
= mile school and Transportation: not on
main road. Michigan 6655, Apt. 304, 1341
Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1939-08-07

CHEVROLET 1896 black de luxe two-door
sedan immaculate condition: $3.50. Flood
Pontiac 1921 Connecticut. Woodey S4ol.
CHEVROLET 1897 two-door sedan: l5,-
600 miles by one owner immaculate;
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Evening star., 1939-08-07
$11,500
$780,.

Brick house, lust redecorated. hot-water
heat. 2-car garage; can be converted into
2-family fiat this is bargain on wide
avenue in Southeast. Phone MR. HALL
| Rep. 11S1. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205
| Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1939-08-07

DE SOTO 1894 streamlined 2-door sedan.
in excellent running condition. for sale by
owner. S165. Michigan 6655.
DE SOTO "Airflow" sedan: beautiful con-
dition; 500 radio. $50 heater: inside COM
partments:- sos overdrive; sacrifice. COM
plete, S:}95: terms TO responsible person.
Mr. Roper. | 113O r / ne.
Evening star., 1939-08-07

CHEVROLET 1887 convertible coupe: i'm
maculate condition: S449 Flood Pontiac.
1921 Connecticut. Woodley S401.
CHEVROLET 1886 4-door sedan; de luxe
model with knee action Fisher no-draft
ventilation: smooth. economical, valve-in-
head motor: best tires. privately owned
and carefully driven; reduced to $780,
easy terms: guaranteed. Steuart Motors,
9th and N. Y. ave. NV. National 5000.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Price Slashing Not The Solution
TOE TURNER MADE 1T CLEAR THAT I

TOE TURNER CLEAR THAT THE ARENA had decided
policy of sashng prices Only next Tuesday
night will the low scale prevail And that is to make at
least PARTIAL RESTITUTION to the crowd that attended the
MAzzAARCHIBALD fiasco Price sashing It was pointed out
solution of the local problem FIGHT FANS ARE
NOT BUYING ON PRICE. If they get action at fair
cost they would RATHER PAY DIFFERENCE. One of
laughs developed the meeting the solemnfaced
that Mike Jacobs of New York was FIGHTING
MONOPOLY" Horse teathers The closest and Stroneest
all the history Of boxing IS EXERCISED BY THE
TWENTIETH CENTURY SPORTING CLUB. - .. -.
OVER IN ENGLAND THEY'RE CHANTING THE PRAISES OF
2Oyearod schooboy who made great show.
ing against <INGER FORAN ranking No. teatherWeght
challenger championship of the British Isles WALKER
gave long and MADE beaut
of good oldfashoned BRITISH LEFT hand ROYAL MAdL
NATIONAL CHASE at AINTFEE Two years
ago. will great race in March VIII be
only winner to face the starter word from dea o.
it, team of boxers from the GERMAN POLICE
FORCES will compete in London February l. FRANCE
HOLLAND, NORWAY and BELGIUM will be represented:
ONE OF THE FASCINATING FEATURES OF THE WINTER
soldier writes the horse show heo every
weeks There classes for hunters ridden by enlisted
and brother such riding seldom see even the MOVING
pictures TOMMY LOUGHAN long retired from the ring
would fight TOMMY FARR Which proves that
Tommy the Welshman sucker. Which he is.
LoUGHRAN incidentally wants the light heayyweght class limit
raised pounds. But DEMPSEY WEIGHED 1876 WHEN
WILLARD AT TOLEDO.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
TERP CAGERS
PLAY n. C. U. IN
LEAGUE TILT
BY CHICK KENNY

High scoring honorS appear to
be the lone quest of District col
lege basketball players since states
of the various teams here are
pretty well marred by setbackS.
Therefore eyes of the local col
legiate set will be trained on Capt.
George Knepley of the University
of Maryland, who leads his team
against North Carolina in a South
ern Conference tilt at College Park
tonight.
The Terrapin leader is pacing
the local scorers with IS points
and looms as the odds-on choice
to displace the reigning title
holder, Wayne Ambrose, Of Cath
olic University.
Any kind of field-goal night for
Knepley should move him far In
front of the field with little chance
of his sophomore tie a m m a e
George De Witt; Ambrose Of c..
u, or Bob FariS of G.. w. over
taking him.
HEADS-UP BALL
Victory over Carolina would
bring the Terps closer to chance
for the playoffs in the Southern
Conference tourney. At present
they have won three loop encoun-
tiers, defeating Davidson, Clemson
and Duke, while losing only to
Richmond. Six more games aside
from the Tarheel b t tt e remain
on the slate. Therefore, should
Maryland win four of the seven
remaining games it automatically
will journey to the tourney at Raj
eigh, N. c., March 2, 3 and 4.
North Carolina has been playing
heads-up ball this season and comes
here with 46-39 decision over
CONTINUED on Page 28, Col. g.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
A. A. u. Swim
AU-StGr Field to Vie
At ShOrehan1

Featuring an all-staE field
here tomorrow night, when the
Shoreham holds its annual in
door swimming sprint-and- diving
championships in conjunction
with the D. C. A. A. u, will be
Prince Nufer, a 14-year-old
GoldSboro IN. c. girl.
Miss Nufer, who holds the
junior national 150-yard indi-
vidual medley championship
and who, competing in 80
events since last January, has
been first % times, second 4,
tied for second once, and placed
third once, is considered an out
standing backstroke prospect for
the 1910 United States Olympic
team.
The Shoreham meet, which
will bring together the outstand-
ing swimmers and divers In ad-
.dition to Miss Nufer, will start
at 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Sabin Scores Gains
In Florida Tennis

CORAL GAGBLES, Fla, Jan.
20. desperate rally when he
was within two points of defeat
today had given Wayne Sabin, OF
Portland, Ore, a second round
victory over young George Parks
Of Miami. 4-6, 8-6, GA, in the
Miami Biltmore tennis champion,
ships.
John Doeg, national singles
champion in 1880, was blasted
back in his comeback campaign
when John Shostrom, of Chicago
defeated him, 6-3, 6-3.
Gene Mako defeated Lewis Duff 60,
e.; .Elwood Cooke trimmed George
Pero, g., S-6 Gardner Mulloy topped
Campbell Gillespie, Sc, I'll Hal Sur
face beat Charles Mailman. g., Ct
Jack Tidball downed Bill Hardie, 10,
I6-2. and Martin Buxby won by default
from Marion Reese.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

the District of Columbia and Vir-'
ginia. Policies for the ensuing year
as Defenders of Woods, Waters
and Wild Life" will be formulated.
Plans for the development of
the C. g. o. canal, now under the
jurisdiction Of the National Park
Service, will be discussed by the
director of the National Park
Service and other interested gov
ernmenta bureaus at 2 p. m.
Other topics which will liven the
afternoon discussion include the
proposed reorganization Of the
Maryland Conservation Depart
ment; a bill which, when enacted
into law, will prohibit the sale OF
black bass: the new pure streams
bill; the cleanup of pollution in
the Potomac drainage area this
past summer and the annual elec-
ton of officers.
Mr.. j. J. Baecher, president Of
the Virginia State Division and
the Norfolk chapter, will act as
toaStmaSter at the annual banquet
at Z p. m. Karl E. Mundt, Con-
gresham from South Dakota,
who is well known to all mis-
member WaltonianS for his timely
articles in Outdoor America"
will be one of the principal speak
ers.
Other speakers include Con-
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
q begin Match
Play in Title
Coast Golf

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20
GN.S0. I Thirty professionals,
seeking $4,000 prize money, and
two amateurs playing for the love
and glory of the game, entered
the first round of match play to
day at Lakeside in the ninth an
nual National Match Play Open
championship.
A second 18-hole round is also
scheduled for late this afternoon.
During the 36-hole qualifying
test, Lakeside's nine-year course
record of SO, set by Harry Cooper,
of Chicago, in 1880, was equalled
seven times and smashed twice.
Cooper himself lowered the
record to IS, six strokes under
Ipar, during the first 18-hole round.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
KAHELER
IN ARENA BOUT

Three six-rounderS offering
strictly clun talent have been
closed out by Matchmaker Ahearn
for his new talent" bargain box
ing bill nexi Tuesday night at
Turner'S Arena.
Irish Joe Perry, a former sailor
boy, will meet a newcomer, Billy
Kaheler, of Baltimore; Tommy
Hoover, Washington featherweight
takes on Billy Corrigan, of Balti.
more, and Bob Wilson. former
District welterweight champion
will battle Harvey Massey. OF
New York.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
WILSON LOSES
CLOSE BATTLE

One field goal and charity
toss in the fading moments of the
game today had given an invading
East North Carolina State Teach
ers' College five a 41-38 deci-
sion over Wilson Teachers.
1t was a nip-and-tuck tilt which
started off at a fast clip and
wasn't definitely settled until the
Carolinians staged their final
dash down the stretch.
Brook and Shelton, with 10 and
IS points, respectively, were the
winners PAGERS, while Flash"
Gordon was the best for Wilson
with IA.
WILSON EAST n CARO-
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
D. C. BOXER TO
MEET TONY IN
DETROIT FEB. 3
Jersey Heavy Kayoes
BreSCia in First
By HOWARD JACOBS

Matte Brown, Washington
heavyweight, is making another
of his comeback attempts" next
month, and just who do you think
he's going to meet?
None other than "Two-Ton"
Tony Galento. the roly-poly beer
baron, will be the District battler's
first opponent over the ten-round
route, scheduled to take place
February 3 in Detroit's Olympic
Stadium.
The Washington Times learned
today that plans are all set, with
just the mere formality of sign
ing the contract yet to take place
and that will be taken care of late
this afternoon when Herman
"Muggsy" Taylor. Philadelphia
promoter, and Galento's Staunch-
est booster. comes to town.
The bout will be under the pro-
motion of Jack Kearns, former
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

manager of Jack Dempsey, with
Matte getting a fat guarantee for
his services.
Matte anxiously awaited reports
from Newark late last night on
the outcome of Galento's latest
fistic achievement, and expressed
little alarm when he heard OF
Jorge Brescia being busted off in
1:41 of the first round.
He can take the ThomaseS and
Brescias and bowl them over
quickly, but he'll have to go some
if he thinks he's going to take
me the same way" remarked
Matte. "All Tony has is a good
punch, and he can't do anything
Continued on Page 20, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
DOUBLE BILL AT
TECH HIGH GYM

Interhigh basketball will go into
its second stages tonight at Tech
High gym when Wilson makes its
series debut against Anacostia at
7:3O o'clock and Western and
Roosevelt also open their confer
ence competition in the nightcap.
The Red Raiders will take the
floor with Ray Brennan, Harold
Beatty, Jack Price, Capt. Bob Hol-
loran and Jimmy Horn, while
Roosevelt will oppose George West,
Capt. Billy Robertson, Ernest
Travis, Hymie Perlo and George
ZUraS.
Tommy Haycock, BARLEY Fug-
Ter, Charles Findley, Don Maloney
and Julian Columbus will defend
the Wilson laurels against Ana
costia's Perry Seaman, Lambert
Anderson. Bob Gordon, Jack
Koontz and Johnny Places.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
GaIento Says He'll
K. O. Louis In One

NEWARK, N. J., Jan. 20
N.N.SD.-TOny GalentO, with
13 victories to his credit in
his quest of the heavyweight
championship, was today
bOasting that he will knock
out Joe Louis in one round.
Following his One-rOund
knockout victory over Jorge
Brescia here last night, Tony
said:
II knock these buns out
as fast as they line 'em up,
and all I want now is one
punch at Louis" shouted
Tony. "If 1 hit Louis like I
hit BreScia he will 60 down,
tOO-and he'll stay down."
Working strictly at the
body, Tony tossed but seven
left hooks, and then Brescia
crumbled.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Ten Miles of Iron Pipe Laid
VIZ HILE LOEFFLER AND HIS ASS

wv HILE LOEFFLER ASSISTANTS RUSHED PLANS
w toward completion force of mechanics worked in the
biting wind preparing the rink for the coming of the public
"A vetable of neandonehainch iron pipe will
the freezing mixture from the generating plant in Hech Brew
cry to the ice Approximately TEN MILES OF PIPE HAVE BEEN
LAID The 200 LONG and IS FEET WIDE inside
dimensions This is championship size Lest forget LOEF
FIER hold the MIDDLE ATLANTIC DISTRICT SKAT-
ING CHAMPIONSHIPS here not this spring then next spring
THE PIPES OF THE RINK BE SET IN BASE OF SAND.
such events RODEO and HORSE SHOWS, it will be
to them with flooring of earth at least IL inches
deep against damaging the pipes when the horses buck
. Likewise to PROTECT THE HORSES AND RIDERS
SEATING ENGINEERS ESTIMATE THAT THE LOEFFLER
RINK will 5000 HOCKEY and something
than 5000 FOR BOXING. The be scaled
of than $4,000 At that rate fighters OF
OUTSTANDING ABILITY be brought into Washington to
fight WORTHWHILE OPPONENTS Since ALVIS has many
Of the country to
other little difficulty in getting the right attrac
tionS
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
6, W. HandbaII Team
To Engage Virginia

A college handball match has
been scheduled between George
Washington University and the
University of Virginia for Janu-
ary % in the Central "Y" courts
here.
The Cavaliers last week captured
the Virginia State A. A. U. cham
pionship at Richmond. The two
teams played a pair Of matches
last year, splitting even.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
TALLER UPSET
BY D. C. GOLFER

CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. 20.
Miami Biltmore mems golf cham
pionship today had major upset
on the records, following the de-
feat Of former Metropolitan anna
teur champion and Walker Cup
alternate, T. Suffern Taller, by
Merrill Lord, Columbia Country
Club member, of Washington,
D. C.
Cards of the Lord-Tailer match:
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

WtfgfiC, 1ts1fc- fony Canz0nsff
weight and Junior welterweight
champion, gave an impressive
display Of of ring craft born of
IS years of milling as he belted
out a 10-round decision over
Wally Harry, Los Angeles light
weight, in Denver last night.
About 8 500 fans witnessed the
show.
Canzoneri said he would make
his next bid against NewSboy
Garvis in San Francisco week
from today.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

he was ready
today to re-
conquer the
fiStic worlds
he once ruled
following an
other SlaShing
victory in his
uphill battle
t o W ard a
meeting with
Henry Ar m
strong.
T h e bull
necked little
Italian, for
m er feather
,,xo;~LA 1irhf
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

gresham Richard M. Simpson of
Huntington, Pa; DR.. B. E. Benson,
of Flandreau, S. D., secretary to
Senator Gurney. and Albert M.
Day, of the Biological Survey, who
will discuss the relationship of
the farmer and the upland game
hunter.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Bryant, Virginia
Boxer, Out Z Weeks

ALEXANDRIA. Va, Jan. 20.
Ava" Bryant, local heavyweight
boxer on the Virginia team, will
be out of action for two weeks
due to a back injury suffered in
the matches with Syracuse last
week.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
1rNATIE BROWN NEXT GALENTO FOE

sports center CnaC .. u. LOGrcAGN 10
building in Georgetown, adjacent to
HEURICH'S BREWERY. &. . Just as soon as
the rink is completed, which will be within
the next fortnight, Avis will apply to the
District Boxing Commission for license.
=. . Current plans call for TWO SHOWS A
MONTH.
PLANS ALREADY ARE WELL UNDER
WAY TO INTRODUCE HOCKEY to the
washington audience. =. The NEW YORK
ROVERS and BALTIMORE ORIOLES will
play an exhibition game here next month
if satisfactory arrangements for the game
can be made. . Later in the season, it
is hoped to bring the NEW YORK AMERI-
CANS, or the RANGERS to Washington
to play an exhibition against some major
hockey team, perhaps the B BOSTON
BRUINS or the TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS.
WHILE SKATING AND BOXING MAY
BE THE CHIEF ENTERPRISES of the
Loeffler rink, comprehensive plans for
sports promotions are in the making. E.
To
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

CHAPMAN of the sixday bike field coming
WASHINGTON to inspect the plant We have of those
mad dashes to nowhere in midst at time 1t is likely
plains country, will be presented Negotiations opened
today MOORE representative of the RODEO
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA
A SPRING DATE WILL BE SET IF POSSIBLE, FOR THE
FIRST RODEO. it achieves the here that it has
made in NEW YORK and BOSTON to say nothing Of FORT
WORTH, SAN ANTONIO, CHEYENNE and CHICAGO, fall
with the top hands of the country including BURE
JAKE MCCLURE others of that calbre competing,
will become annual feature
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Boxing to Undergo Character Lifting

6kVXTELI, WHAT THEY GOING TO DO ABOUT BOX
w NG?" Fifty friends asked that question in the last
twentyfour hours It is safe to say after the frank
discussion situation in the offices Of the DISTRICT
BOXING COMMISSION Yesterday that the ring game is going to
a lifting. Yes I
CHARACTER LIFTING. Perhaps the sautary result
obtained Gode Ahearn admitting that at times he
compelled fighters he did want announced
that would nagurate policy of FIGHTS BY FIGHTERS
WHO'LL FIGHT
1T WON'T A MATTER OF FEEDING sTFFs to
fighters pretty good boy down here Patrons
will pretty of getting their moneys
with the cooperation of the local board in checking
of fights in stmbebums will be kept out
of the local picture.
NOW SUPPOSE WE FACE THE LOCAL SITUATION
SQUARELY facing interpret the announcement OF GOD
AIEARN Renouncing name fighters who demand seQps IN
boxing taking their place fighters who are
still climbing hill will COMPELLED TO CREATE
ATTRACTIONS. be long, but the results will
be worth while.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Chicago Skater Wins
Olympic Team Place

OCONOMOWOC. Wis, Jan. 20.
Flashing the trial distance on
Fowler Lake in 43.7 seconds, Leo
Freisinger. 23-year-old Chica go
speed skater, today holds not only
new American record for 500
meters, but a place on the Ameri-
can Olympics speed skating team
las well.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Sound Beating

AnacoStia's Juniors last night
gave Western Highs B" cagers a
sound 3l.l8 trouncing.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Annual Izaac Walton
Meeting Tomorrow
By BOB. WILSON

Tzaac Walton League members from Norfolk Va to Brns-
wick Nd from Falls Church, Va. to Baltimore and other
points in this will gather at the Lee House here tomorrow
for the animal meeting of the Regional Council for Maryland
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
KERN, IRKED BY
CARNEGIE CODE,
EYES B. C. POST

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20.-The
wave of de-emphasis on athletics
which has swept the University of
Pittsburgh and is driving DR..
John Balm Jock" Sutherland
from his coaching berth after an
other year, has reached Carnegie
Tech, the institution of higher
learning across Forbes Street in
the Oakland district.
Whereas the Code Bowman has
put the hampers on the Pitt ath-
letics, so has the Code Doherty
placed rigid restrictions on the
Carnegie TartanS-so much so
that Bill Kern, coach of the team
and a pupil of Sutherland, plans
to take the Boston College job.
The Code Bowman and the
Code Doherty does away with
scholarships and financial aid to
athletes.
| FhOSH DhOF OU1
This year Carnegie Tech had
one of the standout teams of the
nation and played Texas Chris
tian in the Sugar Bowl on Janu-
ary 2. Kern was voted the out
standing football coach of the
country, following the regular
campaign, and with his team has
collected a show case full of
medals, plaques and trophies.
Now Kern, the toast of the col
lege coaches, finds that the fresh
men he has recruited as bolster
ing corps to the team for next
season are gradually-one by one
dropping out of school because
of the Code Doherty. Of the IS
lcrack freshmen, four have already
departed and more are expected
to go following the mid-year ex-
aminations this week.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

n RosPER!TY is JUST AROUND THE CORNER IN LOCAL
BOXING, and NOT the HOOVER either That is
if suitable the sole requisite to restoring the glove
industry in popular esteem With the coming Of spring RAY
ALvIS onetime aide DEMPSEY the hampton
promoonal ventures will boxing the skating rink and
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
I'm mpressive
C0nzOneri Belts Out
Victory OUer HGlLy

DENVER, Jan. 20 Q.NS0.
Gallant Tony Canzoneri, four
time former champion, believed
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

Totals. -. II 4 38I
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
Nations S Best
.Airmen Feature
|. Y. Air Show

They call it an air show, but air
circus would be better name be-
cause on Sunday afternoon the
nations greatest fliers will COM
bine their efforts to present TO
valley people an exhibit which has
never been equalled in southern
California.
Included among the flying bird
men are Tex Rankin. worlds cham
pion acrobatic pilot; George Cook,
former holder of the worlds title
for delayed parachute jump; Al
Larry eccentric flyer with thrill
in every maneuver; Jerry Andrews,
light plane acrobatic pilot; Cap
tain Bill Royle, master of ceremo-
nies at the National Air Races at
Cleveland, and former World War
ace; Carlton Darneal, precision and
stunt flyer: Frank Derry and Tom
my Thompson, spot jumpers, who
will leap from a plane at 5000 feet
and land in a circle circumscribed
within 1870 feet in the center of the
field; Nal Carberry, crop duster
pilot, who will give a practical
demonstration concerning the IL
quidation OF predatory insects, and
many others.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-01-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Jan. l9. CUPD -
Utilities led a last hour rally on
the stock market today as the list
moved above the previous close
after floundering about in dull
turnover earlier in the day.
American Telephone, the days
feature, made a new high since
1897 at 1864 up 3h points. WHY'S
Overland. was heavily traded at
prices ranging from % to 3, the
latter up . point. and heavy deal
ings were noted in Loft which
reached H.. a new high and a
gain Of = point.
The group between these eXtrem es
was quiet most of the day with
prices Irregular for the first four
hours and slightly higher in the
last hour Steel. oil, automobile,
rubber and building issues firmed.
Railroad issues joined the rise on
a statement by Senator Wheeler
that he intended TO introduce sew
eraI bills dealing with the railroads
next week.
Bonds firmed with stocks after
early irregularity. Some selling
came into the L. 5. Governmen
group after the presidents message
asking that future governm ent
bonds be taxed Foreign issues
were steady. London stocks Were
dull with prices steady except IN
the foreign group where German Il
ssues weakened.