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Evening star., 1942-11-04
Norwich and Vermont
To Match Grid Aces
By the Associated Press.

3y the ASsoclAted FfesS.
BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 1.-Two
of New England's brightest small
college stars will duel here next
Saturday when Norwich University,
led by triple-threat Walt Domino,
clashes TO rthe State title with
Vermont. whose attack this year
has been featured by Ralph La
Pointe, one of the East's leading
scorers.
Norwich already has beaten
Middlebury and a victory over Ver-
mont would give the Horsemen the
title for the third straight season.
Evening star., 1942-11-04

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WHITE-13 MEN.
White to Play and Mate in Four Moves.

Correction: Problem Diasram No. 497
vas incorrect, SO scratch the problem
substitute will be offered
Tourney problem No. 4a5 (GlobAl Con-
test Problem No. o. is solved BY key move
|, P-Ba apd one mating variation is: l,
tions come from Allen 4. Jenkins Basil
Cimino. Frank N: Mitchell, Hans Berliner.
John D. Miller. Keith W. johnson, =. T.
Joseph J. Fe4er, Charles J. Berner, V. W.
Boswell. v. ]. Shack. Ruth King, Z. r.
Poor. Anna 3: Hartley, George STANLEY
q,u'as muna Nash; M: L; Jscobson, BENJAMIN
Gray; Daniel +. Longley. Robert Friauf.
Maurice II; Irvine; Mrs, !; Hurvitz. T., C.
q Gsrl A: Keuther writes that he beliyes
4p4 and recommends 0xB as the key move.
This means that Mr. Kuether claims the
Queen street NE. ii you disasree and tell
him why.
Allen A. Jenkins-The Star honor certi-
NJ neatsss ts should be ready arolnd Christmas
current Global Contest ends
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Dudley Is Far Ahead
As Pro Loop Rusher
With 524 Yards
Likely to Set Best Mark
Since Battles in 1887;
Boueh Leads Possers
Nv the Associated YfesA.

BY the Associated rfesa.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-The romping
feet of Bill Dudley, the Pittsburgh
Steelers' freshman back, may carry
the former Virginia All-America to
the best National Football League
ground-gaining mark since Cliff
Battles went 874 yards for Washing
ton in 1887. 7A-tc, "f-
~ Rampaging Bill has clocked of
524 yards in seven games this year,
and already has surpassed the l94l
high of 486 yards by Clarence Man
ders Of Brooklyn.
Now averaging about IS yards a
game, Dudley could carry on at that
pace and finish with 825 yards for
the year, considerably under the
present league record of 1904 yards
set in 1884 by Beattie Feathers of
the Chicago Bears but by far the
best performance in the last five
years.
Condit Is Close Second.
Dudley has been either No. or
No. in rushing since the first of
the leagues weekly compilations
were published September 30 For
the most part its been scrap be-
tween the Virginia boy and Merlyn
Condit of Brooklyn. and the way
both are going It appears that's the
way the finish will read.
Condit currently has 459 yards to
his credit and there's no one within
$50 yards of overtaking him.
The passing leadership continued
in the able hands of Washington's
Sammy Baugh, despite Cecil. Isbell's
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Divorce Grounds oncompsby Seen for Hickey Dher Brooklyn
Other Gridiron Feuds Nearly
Match Techs and CentruI's
Three Games Next Friday All NoturoIs;
Vikings Toll Hard Despite Open Dote
BY GEORGE HUBER.

oldest but the high school
football others which at times rival 1t
excitement enough make what they lack in hoay
dition
rvaes between Western Wilson
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Mokinq 1t q Habit

Holes -in-one are habitual with
A. G. Spinks of Atlanta who scored
his ninth recently. ....... .
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Dodd Not Superstitious

Bobby Dodd, pinch hitting for
ailing Bill Alexander. found the
practice field picketed by black
cat his first day on the job. ;
Evening star., 1942-11-04
BY PAUL ]. MILLER.

Oscar Shapiro, sometime Massa-
chusetts State chess champion, out
pointed D. Burdge Of Ventnor City
tournament fame by 871a to snare
top honors in the Slap the jap
blitzschach tourney, with Defense
stamps for awards, at Servicemen' S
Club No. /.
DR.. Klein ran third, scoring 612-
az, followed by Simon Naidel, 5-4,
and Edmund Nash, As.
? In the B section, William Levine
eased ahead Of H. Green. 61a-6, to
take first place. The c tourney end
ed 2-2 for Widman. Powell, Penney,
Oertel and Lukavich.
Individual scoring:
Section A.
81! ~: 81 E:::!::: |:::i
Section b.
s,s:: i;s!s; Ii; H:sis;!si., siss.s g.
lsssss.as- ssaasa. as ~ il S'e'nss.s ''' IN %
ss.ss ssss..ss.ss.s.st Problem Mx4ss.
I BY BRIAN HARLEY. Edsware. Enrland.
. (Colrtesy American Chess Bulletin.)
Evening star., 1942-11-04
Muho Has Support

v. M. is Joe Muha has support
for an al-America berth from Clark
Shauehnessy Of Maryland.
Evening star., 1942-11-04

.H4AcK-14
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Jay Clarke Appears
Today al Roxy

Combining his natural gift Of
intuition with a study OF the men,
tai sciences, Jay Clarke, win APP
pear on the stage Of the Roxy
theater starting today to answer
questions of any and all nature
which the audience will write as
they enter the lobby of the thester.
Clarke's amazing answers TO un-
usual questions has brought him
far-reaching fame. He has inter-
viewed many famous Americans
and movie stars and his replies to
their questions have been Of great
interest to many. He does not
claim to be a fortune-telier or
psychic but, according TO the man
agement. his trained mind COM
bined with mental telepathy has
resulted in brilliant keeness and
understanding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Shorthand Directing
Battles Film Cast

Director Gregory Ratoff expert
mented on what he eAlls abort
hand directing" during tina filming
u "Footiight ssrenAds.' . goth Cen
tury-Foxs fast musical starring
Betty Crabs. Victor Mature and
John Payns. and nov playing At
ths Temple thsatsr.
Before shooting ons o. ths
scenes. he explained 70 JAMES
Gleason and fhli sllyers. the fsa-
t.red comedians
Ven q take IL no good. VII
knock my cans yunes on the stage.
Ven II IL good 1 knock tyics. II
lt's being terrific. knock three
times bot re don't print dot We
PRINT thu neat vun, which should
b sensational"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
. DOWN HOLLYWOOD WAY

msrs operation, and her doctor
permits her 10 work In front Of
the camera only five hours . day.
Add oddities; Cowboy Star Roy
Rogers made his theatrical debut
a. Santa Claus In a high school
pageant. One az those typi-
cal. ioud-taiking agents was try
ing to sell Director Richard
Thorpe . new actor. The agent
said: What = guy. Hes got .
silver voice. steel blue eyes. an
iron will and . heart of gold" RE-
Piled Thorpe; He doesn't belong
In pictures. lie belongs In the
scrap metal drive"
BEEHY MINUS MAkEUP
Wallace Berry 10 breaking .
Hollywood precedent he's the
first star 10 appear in tsehnlcolor
without makeup. They tested his
scanned eountsnanes for Salute
to the Marines with and without
and decided the Berry visags could
best be photographed. az always.
= natural.
Henry Fcnds and several other
actors we're working In the sand
dunes near NJ Centre. Calf. for
scenes In the picture. '-rhs I'm
mortal Sergeant" The mercury
registered izs Among the spec
tators was Capt Bartis Bull OF
the British army. a veteran Of the
Libysn campaign. Fonda wiped
his brow ard asked Bun. How
does this compare with the Ebyan
desert ,"
Dash II all" replied Bull.
there's only one place hotter than
this and II isn't Lbys"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

troubles q youth are not drama
IN its most serious form.
II Is splendid entertainment for
the youngsters and succeeds in
retaining much Of that same
quality for the older folks
There may have been more. but
I am sure that Mickey and Freddie
Bartholomew have appeared to-
gether in five film Little Lord
Fauntleroy." The Devil Il q
Sissy Captains Courageous.
Lord JEFF" and this newest pro-
duction which now headlines the
bill at the Hamrick house.
The companion film. Der
lin Correspondent" is m en-
ceptionaily good movie. con-
sidering the fact that we are
getting more stories Of the
current war than we are Of
coffee.
Virginia Gilmore, Dana Andrews
and Mona Maris have the lead
roles while Martin Kosleck does
honors for the Gestspo. The lat
ter Is q nice little rat which
Is Just another way Of saying his
performance il tops and that.
properly cast, as he is in this pic
ture, he il one Of Hollywood's
most dependable supporting
players.
Your reporter has . very
good opinion of Miss Gilmore
and her performance In this
film but serves 20 gIorify IL.
In fact. there are flashes Of
brilliance which reveal en-
ceptional ability and have
much TO do with the enjoy
ment you will experience when
you see Berlin Correspond
ent.-
A beautiful snort feature done
in technicolor and titled, La
cucaracha," completes the bill.
steffi Duna and Don Alvsrado are
co-starred In this last mentioned
attraction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS

flHHT HlF &H0WtFe-
BI.tE MousE-sonls Henls and John
10 10. also virginia Bruce In Care
fui. soft Shoulders. IL s.. ass.
zoo. 100.
RIALTo Ginger Rogers and RAY
AillAnd IN The Major and the
Minor so5. Ais. 10. 10 20 also
Irene Hsrvey and william osrgsn
IN Destination Unknown i2.os.
Sis. $40. $40.
RONY-Diana barrymore and Robert
CummlnEz IN Between Ia 0iris
lao. 5 so and IS. also Edward q.
Robinson IN Larceny. Inc" "a 'os.
s.io and sos. also jay CLARKE,
Sis and e.4o
MUSIC Box - Mickey Rooney and
Freddie Bartholomew IN "A Yank
q. E'on. ~ 90, sac. ess; 10 90.
Andrews In Berlin Correspondent
i:so. s:is. esss.
RIvIERA-Ann corio and Buster
crsbbe in Jungle Siren" iiso.
2.2o 500. tao and 1910: also
Johnny Mack Brown IN Fighting
Bill Fargo" lis. as. ass and
els.
HAY STREET = Edvsrd Person In
"A Sailor on. Horseback.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLY-cary Grant and Jean
Arthur In The Talk Of the Town."
also Jinx Fslkenburg In Lucky
Legs
CAMEo-Ann Sheridan and Robert
Cummings In Kings Rowe" also
Abbott and Costello In Rio Rita"
CAPiT0I,-Ann Sheridan and Robert
Cummings in Kings Row" also
Mr.. Bug Goes TO Town"
COMMUNITY Greer Carson and
Walter Pidseon In Mrs. hiniysr."
LAkEwooD-Judy canoss and Allan
Jones In True to the Army also
1T Happened In f1atbush."
PARK Greer Carson and waitsr
Pidgeon in Mrs. MiniYer."
PROCTOk-Ilona Massey and Alan
Curtis in New Wine" also Pay
Emerson and George Meeker in
Murder IN the Big House"
jorie Main In .Jsekass Mail
REN Greer Carson and walter
Pidgeon IN Mrs. Miniyer."
SHELL - Lucille Ball and James
Craig in Valley OF the SUM-" also
Brod Crawford and Virginia Bruce
In Butch Minds the Baby"
suNsET--Wallace Beery and Marjorie
Main In "Jaekasz Mall" also March
OF Time.
TEMPLE - John Payne and Betty
Cradle In ''Footlight s<rensds, |"
also Monty Woolly In Pied Piper"
RIVIERA. sumner-Harry James and
the Andrews Sisters In Private
Buckaroo." also Danger in the
Pacific"
LIBERTY. Puyailup-Rosalind Rus
sell and Brian Aherns IN Ny
Sister Eileen"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

All pictures.
Edmund Gyenn. Ian Hunter
FREDDIE Bartholomew. Mart. In
Gen Juanita ouigley and Alan
Aowbray have the more important
roles and with Mickey a. Tire pace
setter, the film races along a. top
speed from beginning to end.
The story concern. a typl-
cal American boy Rooney II
all OF that who n obliged 10
transfer his head but not his
heart from United states 10
England because his American
mother has taken unto her
self an EngiishmAn for = SEC
end husband.
As 10 the case with most Of the
Rooney creations. this story Is a
happy combination Of comedy and
drama and don't think the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

champion screen 4ttf1FfIuU.
TIE rirturr. tiFeet~d set 80
dac>t ~ ff<nry kcs<e<. kees<a
meF. i>xstlnsts ~fisss~ fhss ~
f<<tsr> nevis q r<c>et moetne
perhaps years ussn< nsr<rHe<>.
Heh<tt CUMMINGS snl Nay FFan-
&c have th< I<<dIn9 fei<s
TIE mesie. d<><rth~t - : met-
s<n cemcdy. eons<rns . xez1nx
stage star who nsse1a>r~s1es - >
tsy>sF-esd tc<ae1y - k<ip ~
h<eatsful. oc-yyuthfal meth<f ~fa
Ne hsnsiscras man - Isvea
Complications arise, howeve<.
~h~n the is-v~sr-eia siss rails n
lase ard fsnss k>rsstf IN se~p>s
ssd deeper asfnsuIsl~s whsie 81
tempting 10 prus~ go = = faif-
grewn wcmsn inssssS - : en1lt.
Diana nsfsymar~'s ssr~~1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Hilarious Story
In 'Maior-Minor'

+ yeavs ksps an ear 70 ths
movss ground ycan knew that
80 - - nsnais=s Store. ever
written r. films - new AZ the
Ritzise thesser IN rsrsmounts
hllzfseaz comedy. The Msior and
lhs Miner
TAs picture. watch ee-stsrs oln-
Ksr Rogers snd Rey Minsnt. Il
r<patsd II - : rot q laughs ant
unusual sltustlons al q which
stem from ulnkeras ms<qn<rsds a.
= twelve. yesr-oid - ne can kst
fren Sew Vera e her Iowa home
~ train - hslf-fzfe INLAND.
Astof Who teaches a = military
academy. becomes smbsrrassinkly
involved when re helps hsf slude
ths sazpsesoas conductors ~ taxi
IN her into hls cwn compartment.
Hls aulllele acceptance q Glnxtrs
fantastic stories the romsntic
complications that develop when
~ f1sneee discovers Ginger In n.
berth and Il becomes necessary
fer him 10 take Ginger 10 the
academy 70 prove that she 10 really
only = s.mlnor add up 10 orc
a the rrande<t comedies ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
DANCE INSPIRATION

Walt Disney Ii again the In
spiration Of a new dance. BAN
b." his feature film which RKO
Radio releases, has brought forth
the ''Bambi Boiks." devised by
Carol Singer and Brooks Durham,
staff instructors OF the Dance Ed
ucators of America. A modern
square dance with a call, II IL
danceable as either novelty
swing or a ballroom number.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
BY ERsKINE JOHNSON
Tacoma Times Correspondent

Exclusively yours: Judy Gar
land. the little girl In the early
Andy Hardy pictures who always
was talking about acquiring
glamor. will have the Lamarrs
and the Turner'S and the CRADLES
crashing their teeth when Pres
enting Lily Mars" hits the screen.
For one ssqusnes. grownup Judy
will wear q filmy black dress
which exposes the Garland legs
In opera-lsngth silk hose. Says
Judy:
who ever dreamed giamor
would ever come TO one Of the
Quinn sisters"
Illness and not studio politics
cost Ava Gardner that lead in
a new Monogram picture. Little
Mobsters." But there's little
doubt that MCM win ease her off
the contract list since she filed
suit for divorce against Mickey
Rooney. Eivis Altman. the
cobina OF the Brenda and cobsna
comedy team. Just won a dubious
honor. A group OF soldiers voted
her The Girl They'd Most Like
to Leave Behind"
RITA GETS RAISE
Rita Hsyworth finally won that
salary argument with Columbia
studio - and gets a thres-fiKurs
raise. Hsdy Lamar 10 quietly
taking singing lessons for =
wsrbling role in an hGh film
usical.
George Raft IL wearing q new
gold Identification bracelet a
gift from Betty Crabs. The en-
craving reads; Ny name IL
George Rsft. n lost. please re-
turn 70 Betty Cradle"
Dorothy comingors. who was
Mrs. Citizen Kane. has been
dropped by RKo after a long
series Of suspensions for turning
down roles She'll sign soon with
another studio.
MAuresn O'Hara still hasn't
fully recovered from last sum-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

IN he sffaFts :. nans ''feeland :
ths current musscal "a the lie
Mouse th<sf<r which eo-ela<s
aanis H~nls ard John rsyne. 60
q the most a>iishtrsi nina - ~
season. rro<iue<r william fhmnfun
Tot frem roth Century - ~
academy s~srd ssmefAmaa.
Ire esmsrsmsn. Arthur NIiiep.
ven the last sssesmy swert ~
HE brilliant WORT N ''ISow ofe~N
was Nv valley" NE wurn y
iceland. ~ NJ cwr sdmlsslen.
10 about - good - he's ever dnne.
The rsm.rksnls Skating se<nee
taken ~ Miller srs indeed ap>sa-
did tribute % HE TALENT -
Century Fos. however. pays equal
tribute q rrpdursr LsDarua ~
his foresight IN sseuTsng Asthuv
Miller and lnsufins the soec>ss ~
Iceland" rhs fIisa features
sammy ksys and he oreh>sern
and Jack Oaks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Miss Mary nyrne. so-yssr-a,d
washington sscFstary. hes ssss
selected by samuel oeidwyn .
play . washington ss<rstafy u
his Forthcoming fiim '-rbsi Oct
Ne Covered" which viii ee-star
Bob Hope and Dorothy f.smsar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Geraldine Fitzgerald made her
American stage debut with Orson
Welsea in sHssrtbreak House"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Lead

Leading role in Lucky
Legs" the film now showing
at the Beverly theoter. is token
by Jinx Folkenbure, who is
seen os O beautiful chlorine
who inherits q million dollors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

ysa help yourself when ysu buy
Z. !. War BondA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
Mickey Scores Again,

one OF The best aaround casts associated with him
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
Barnes
Stornnin9
by RAY BARNES

It was a bad night for a ball game
Thursday but the All-Star team of
Manuel Ortiz, the prize fighter-ball
player, and the Post-Press went
ahead TO battle the elements any
way.
Every time a fly ball was hit all
the men on the field would try TO
catch it, for none knew just where
the ball would end up when the
wind got through playing around
with it. As it was, several hits that
would have been way out of the
infield sailed up in the air and were
pushed SO far back that the pitcher
or catcher would end up with them
df caught at alb.
To make things more exciting,
someone had appropriately flooded
all the grounes surrounding the
small city park and foul tips seemed
to stream off the ends of bats into
the drink. The dry softballs lasted
about two innings and from then
on it was a sloppy game.
Bill Patterson, Post-Press short
stop who caught the last flybal
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
first ANTELOPE
SEASON OPENS

SAN FRANCISCO. May %. UP)
California; special antelope sea-
son opened today with a restricted
group of 500 hunters permitted to
participate in the hunt in LaSsen
and Modoc counties.
Additionally, the state black bass
season got under way and new trout
fishing areas were opened.
The antelope season was the first
in At years in California. The 500
hunters were selected by lot after
2,811 applied for special permits.
The hunters will have an area
of roughly 5000 square miles in
which to hunt, and yesterday they
were checked in at seven stations
set up especially for the season.
Each hunter was allowed one buck.
The season will run for II days,
ending June IA.
Trout season opened in all streams
which enter the Pacific ocean in
F,umkc3dt county, including the
Eel river and its tributaries.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
SNEAD, HOGAN AHEAD

of his garrison finishes, Lighthouse
Harry came from behind and noSed
out Lloyd Mangrum, Chicago, one
up.
Nelson almost was the victim Of
a major upset, but defeated Veter-
an Joe KirkWood, Arlington, Pa, 2
and /. He was four up at the end
of 18 but KirkWood rallied. Lord
Byron had too much reserve and
captured the 33rd and Gath hopes
for his margin.
A bad drive on the last hole cost
jug McSpaden, Philadelphia, a
chance for victory. He dropped it in
the woods and before he could re-
cover Turnesa scored a par that
gave him a one-up win. They were
all even at 13 and McSpaden had
gone one up at 27.
Demaret was five under par for a
3 and 2 triumph over Tom Harmon,
Montclair, n. j., giving him total
of seven under par for 70 holes. He
was considered a greater threat now
than at any time since he won six
major tournaments in 1910.
Dudley eliminated Tony Penna,
Dayton, O., 4 and 2. j. A. Wood
was one under par for 80 holes in
a 7 to 6 victory over Leland Gibson,
Kansas City, o.
Todays pairings:
Upper bracket-Demaret vs.. Wood; ;
Snead VS.. Dudley.
Lower bracket-Coopcr VS.. Mel
son; Turnesa VS.. Hogan.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
ST. LOUIS HOT.
BUNS HOTTER

the Reds in y innings. Lee gave
up only six hits for his seventh vic
tory.
Jack Knott had the Yanks on the
hip and apparently headed for an
upset victory when he made a ninth
inning ascension and the Bronx
Bombers edged out a 80 victory
over the Athletics. Joe Gordon,
league leading hitter, then belted
out the game winning single. Hank
Borowy, the winner, was outpitched
all the way until Knott's ninth in
ming collapse.
Rick Ferrell's double with the
bases loaded enabled the Browns TO
defeat the Chicago White SoX, Ga.
Taft Wright's single with the bases
filled had given the White SoX a
4-2 lead but the Browns four-run
rally in the eighth turned the tide.
Early wynn outpitched Charlie
Wagner and the Senators defeated
the Red Sox, 81, before $500 at
Washington. In addition Wynn help
ed win his own game by driving IN
three runs.
Virgil CFire) Trucks pitched De-
troit within a game OF second place
with a 6-2 triumph over Cleveland.
He allowed only four hits and fam
ned six.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-05-29
l.. A. POULTRY
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK. May - fUP1 -- Stocks
drftcd ifTegulafly loser today
The main list had minor declines while
fhin markets in a few special issues re-
suited IN advances ranging To points
IN Jewel Tea preferred and losses Z. TO
points in Norfolk and Western.
Automobile issues were marked by
sieadiness IN ChrysleT and activity ~
General Motors. which had minor loss.
Sieeis were slightly lower. rails iFreg-
ulsfly lower. oils steady and chemicals
firm Airline shares had minor advances
while aifcrafts were little changed.
Pepsi-Cols ranked second 70 General
Motors IN activity and held steady. Fair
volume also was noted in Virginia EarO-
Ina Chemical per cent preferred. which
Tnade a new high and held most OF
- point rise Montgomery Ward which
made a high and then sagged 10 a minor
loss: and General Electric which helc
around the previous close.
Tire shares we're easier. GoDiricn pro
lost more than a point and u. S. Rub
ber point. Goodyear eQualed IT'S high
and then sold off 10 a small net loss
Stocks sales were 247.s70 shares com
pared with 353. go yesterday. Curb stock
sales were a.. $50 compared with 1896
IN the previous session.
Dow Jones preliminary closing stock
averages: Industrial 100.Ss of IL Rail
138S off n; Utility 1l.50 OFF .Ol; and
IS stocks, 33.53 off II.