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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
iorveth TO Be Dentist

Les Horvath. the Ohio State
An-American gridder. hopes TO
practice dentistry in Cleveland
litter the war Connie Mack,
~ -paeatioHiRF in California,
be- 81 next Friday The
lhants hope To get Vince DiMag-
kio from the Pirates Steam
boat johnson, who has served %
Consecutive seasons a. an umpire
IN the Southern Association. rep
iesentS an electric company which
marketing light bulb for ball
barks that is "molSt-proof, bug
proof and foul-proof" "
The Ali-Star game AZ Fenway
Park. Boston, next July will be
he first daylight All-Star con-
est since the 1871 affair in De-
roit 3. Benny Leonard. as years
BIDS hiS- second N,.rr.-..- In
World War ! he was boxing in
tEAeier Camp aRhahk1 l.
Now he IS r ull-fledged lcuten-
snt-cWmmander in the maritime
teFpiee- currently recreation of.
hcer al Sheepshead Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
SneddGets69
To Keep Lead
Tops Conedon
by One Stroke

RICHMOND. Cal. Dec. 16
(UP)-Slammin' Sammy Snead,
long-driving fairway artist from
Hot Springs. Va. moved into I'M
disputed leadership in the $500
Richmond Open golf tournament
here today, firing a two-under-par
90 for the second consecutive day
as the nations ranking profess
SIGNALS went on par-shattering
hinge.
Snead. fresh out OF the navy and
recent winner of the Portland
Open had a 208 total for the "a
holes of play during the first three
days of tournament, but was only
one stroke better than Charles
Conedon, Tacoma. Wash, who
fired hot 81 today, just one
stroke over the course record, for
20o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

about $500 of them. While many
others received votes. there was
no question as 10 the winner from
the first returns. IT was strictly
a landslide for the Buckeye duo.
II was a brilliant victory for
Carroll Widdoes who just couple
of years ago was coaching in A
junior high school in small Ohio
city. He moved along TO Ohio
State as assistant when Paul
Brown was promoted from Mas
silon High to head post at Co
lumbuS.
Carroll had a big part in the
carly success Of Ohio State under
Brown. and when the boss was
commissioned into the navy and
made head coach at Great Lakes
the job fell 10 Widdoes.
Last year Ohio State one Of the
all-civiiian teams in the Midwest,
had a poor season. The same
team. aided by the return of Les
Horvath, swept all before IT this
fall and was rated the top college
team in the land. Only the Army
powerhouSe ranked ahead Of the
Bucks in the national standings.
Horvath was unanimous choice
for All-American this fall. Al
though he weighs but 165 pounds,
he packs a wallop like a Nagurski
or a Standlee. He was one of the
best paSsers in the conference and
led the league in ground gained.
Les was everything a good back
should be. He was the difference
between an indifferent team and
one of the best in the history of
the Buckeyes. Add 10 that eX-
perience. il was his fourth year
of college football, and you can
sec why Horvath received so much
attention from the quarterbacks.
Horvath and Widdoes will re-
ccive their trophies at a banquet
here some time early in January
Most of the Western Conference
coaches and other leading sport
figures will attend 10 help the
quarterback club pay tribute tc
two outstanding figures in the
world OF sport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Wddoes Great
As Browns Sub

Carroll c. Widdoes, acting head
football coach of Ohio State Uni
versity and winner OF The Detroit
Times Quarterbacks Club award
as Coach of the Year. never saw
the United States until he was -.
But Widdoes is not foreigner.
He was born in the Philippine
Islands the son Of missionaries who
are still living there.
When he first came TO this coun-
try he lived at home for the
children of missionaries at Leba-
non. O. He graduated from the
local high school as star in
basketball baseball and track. AT
Otterbein College he added foot
ball 10 his sport activities and
won letters in four sports.
His first coaching job was al
Longfellow High in Massillon High
where he handled all sports. In
1894 he advanced 10 assistant foot
ball and basketball coach under
Paul Brown at the senior high.
When Paul was advanced 10 the
post of head coach at Ohio State
he took Carroll with him. When
Paul was commissioned in the
navy he recommended Widdoes As
his successor. The result was the
first unbeaten. united season in
Ohio State since 1916.
Golf is his principal recreation
and both Carroll and Mrs. Widdoes
are excellent players. He has
three prospective fullbacks in this
family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
AN-Star Grid Classic
Ends in sc Tie

r. WASHINGTON. Dec. Is tUPT
The annual scholastic all-stsr
football classic between the all
high and all-prep teams from
Washington area schools today
ended in a tie for the second
straight year. The score was Go.
Played at Griffith Stadium, H.
900 spectators looked on as the
all-high team, coached by Dutch
Bergman. former Washington eRd-
skins pro team mentor. knotted
the score in the final five minutes
on an over-the-goal pass thrown
by Joe Buell. of Mckinley Tech
| High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Old Ankle Injury
Prevents Dodds' Drills

BOSTON. Dec. Is (UP)-Par-
son Gil Dodds, holder of the
worlds indoor mile record OF
1864 and expected 10 provide
Sweden'S Gunder Hagg his chief
competition when he arrives for
the indoor season. has been TN
able To work out for over a month
because of an ankle injury. DoddS
turned his ankle in the last indoor
meet of the 1914 season at Cleve-
land and has had trouble with IT
since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
LES HORVATH
Horvath Made
OSU Best of "A

The wartime eligibility rules
gave Les Horvath an extra year
of college football and he made
the most Of il. He was unanimous
choice for All-American and won
The Detroit Times Quarterback
Club award as the player of the
year
Les Scpcd under three coaches
al Ohio State. the late Francis
Schmidt. Paul Brown and Carroll
Widdoes. He was on the campus
year ago but ~ a tralnee IN the
army specialized program he was
not eligible 10 compete. His unit
was dismissed in August of 1914
and he was back as a student and
a candidate for the football team.
His presence on the club trans
formed fair club of l943 into
the best college eleven IN 1914 He
was the only regular in the back
fed not a freshman and he gave
the quartet the needed experience
and poiSe TO become a sparkling
outfit.
Horvath played 403 minutes
during the season and scored y
touchdownS. He averaged six
yards every time he carried the
ball and completed IA passes for
344 yards.
lie had the satisfaction Of TAX
ing part in two brilliant victories
over Michigan. Two years ago he
threw or caught all the touch
down passes and this year was the
big offensive factor in winning
from the Wolverines fS 10 Ia.
lie is a dental student and viii
graduate this June.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

|ate 10 get lnlo UNIFORM on thd'
particular day -.
Johnny Johnson. left-handed
pitcher from Milan. Mich, whom
he Yankees traded to the White
sox for Jake Wade, has undulant
fever Harry Markson, tub
bumper for Mike Jacobs. has dis
covered find" as a comedian.
IL stepped out Mt street
war bond rally" Markson eX-
plains. land heard the introduce
tion of tall, skinny soldier.
The soldier got no applause.
Nobody knew him. His name
meant nothing on Broadway.
But before he got through he
had the crowd roaring with
laughter. The guys terrific. -.
THE guy is Harvey Stone,
who used 10 WOW EN- al Frank
Barhoro's Bowery in Ham
| tramck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Fighter Suspended
In California

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 16 CUP)
The California State Athletic
Commission today suspen Q d
welterweight Cocoa hid Of New
York for six months after hearing
testimony that he feigned four
knockdOwnS in bout with Billy
Smith OF Oakland. Nov. "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Randolph Field Beats I'd Air Force, Is to 6
StrOh BOwlers Cut
Linsz' Lead
Now Only 66 Pins
Behind CIeveIanders

Joe Norris Stroh team. defend
ing champion, reduced the lead OF
Earl LinSz Recreation five OF
Cleveland from rs pins to 66 when
il won the fifth block of its ma
tionaI match game bowling cham
pionship at Palace Recreation
Saturday afternoon.
Howard Curtin with 6lS was
high as Stroh rolled 964. gu, 10l4
for 2949. Earl LinSz, captain, set
the pace for the Clevelanders
with $50, and Eddie Koepp had
gu with a 259 middle game.
The sixth block of three games
was 10 be rolled Saturday night.
with the two concluding blocks
Sunday al 3 p. m. and p. m.
FIFTH BLOCK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
New York Yacht Club
Marks Centennial

Nearly 200 members and guests
attended a dinner at the New
York Yacht Club last week "a
mark the Tooth anniversary OF
this organization. Founded during
the summer of 1874. the New
York Yacht Club, through its con-
duct of the Americas Cup and
other international contests. as
we'll as its development of many
popular sailing classes. has be-
come one of the most famous
yachting clubs in the world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Hudson Rally Short
And Rouge Triumphs

Although outscored eight points
10 two IN the final quarter. River
Rouge Nj. P's managed 10 edge
out Hudson Motors. 1885. in A
basketball game Saturday night
at Fort Wayne Tony Clavenna of
Hudson was high with T. points
10 II for Daniel BudiSch OF River
RolIcp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Powell Tops
Arcadia Gard

Dave Clark, the former Detroit
light heavyweight will have more
than passing interest in Monday
nights fiStic show at Arcadia
Clark is now training Sampson
Powell, a middleweight, and Leon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
MacPhsiI's a Colonel

Larry MacPhail, who was
|round for the baseball meetings
here, is now a full-flesiged colonel
MariuS Russo. former Yankee
|outhpaw. is an athletic director
| or the signal corps troops sta
|ioned in Honolulu Gene. De-
|autels. ex-Cleveland catcher. is
foaching the Paris Island ma
Zines basketball team Gene
|Has a court at Holy Cross 4.
Haurice Van RohaYS. one time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
BIaCkhdwks Owner
IN Grave Condition

CHICAGO. Dec. IS GNS)-Con-
litlon OF Mai. Frederic McLaugh-
tn, Chicago sportsman. was re-
ported grave late today.
Mai. Mclaughlin was placed
tnder an oxygen tent and his
kife. Irene Castle Mclaughlin.
kne time famed dancer, was sum.
|noned 10 his bedside Mai. Nc
|.aughlin, owner of the Chicago
Blackhawks of the National
Hockey League, is suffering from
! cerebral spasm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Browns Play Cubs

ST. LOUIS. Dec. IS (UP)--The
ST. Louis Browns announced to-
night the scheduling OF three
spring exhibition games with the
Chicago Cubs. The games viii be
played at Cape Girardesu. Mo,
spring training site Of the Browns.
on March 30 and 81 and April /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

Spencer, light
weight, both of
whom have i'm
portant spot s
on the c a r d.
B o tn fighters,
| n C ] d entally,
are for m e r
G l e v chambers
n ow fighting
out Of Detroit.
Powell, tn 9
hard : punching
uNtt0eycfar uthn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

York was OPP
TONED out once
TOO often . . t.
He was sent to
Toledo, but be-
/ ore he got
into a game
there, the mis-
Jake was rec
fifed York
teached Toledo
Pill right but a
missed ira | n
{ o n n 2 ito IN
made him too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Boxing Game Veteran
Is Taken by Death

HOLYOKE. Mass, Dec. 16 tUP)
Homer Rainault, 6l-year-oid
New Englander who has been con-
nected with boxing since the sport
was legalized in Massachusetts in
1920, died at a hospital here of
heart disease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Sports
Iiqers Almost Lost
York by Lands Edict
BY LEO MACDoNELL

lAEW YORK, Dec. 16-Jack
ar shudders when he recalls
DfoM close Rudy York came TO
being among the more than 80
Tigers freed by the late Com
missioner Kenesaw NJ. Lands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Props in Twin Bill

ST. Theresa High plays 81.
Catherine and ST. Anthony meets
LourdeS in a nonleague cage
double-header at CYO Center
Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Army Team Of 1920
Some Scoring Outfit

Army's football team Is a high
scoring outfit. registering al the
rate of a point a minute. But IN
1920 Army had season total of
31S. a 300 win over B Nv d o n
helping set the record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Horvath, Widdoes
Top Player, Coach
BY EDGAR HAYES

II Ohio State sweep
Widdoes away with the baloting
by The Quarterback Club the honors
outstanding player coach of the football
ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

T.. on Mar. 4. 1886. and not Feb.
T.. 1880 jimmy Bivins. Cleve-
and mittster honorably dis
fharged from the army. plans 10
return 10 the ring in February
The Thoroughbred Racing
has come out against
Sf-the-courSe betting. which l.
bot surprising, since the tracks
Would not get a cut Of money
kagered away from the boss
tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Colts Swimmer Sets
New Free-Style Mark
BY GEORGE Z. VAN

Gene Marie Of Northwestern High established city
for the 200ad free style the Colts took the lead the Metro
potan League finals Saturday night Northwestern
In winning the 200 08 Marie clipped than second of
OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

P ira tie ou l.
belder, m a n
Iged the Camp
Chafee. Ark
ball team this
b a ST summer
Van Ro-
bays military
eutles include
J bit Of cook
ne in the mess
ball
Sam l. an e
= now SAYS,
- record
b.. o X : a re
wrong and that
be- was born m
Yarmouth. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
An Air Victory


Scoring Touchdovns Bugrui, Goodyear,
- Extra point-Dudley
Randolph Weld Ynds-Bur-
ysrnel Newman. Looney. Tackles
sc--y Crabtree Cuard-J. p Davis Gem
rr--Nsbors Backs--E,kins. Lsyden. Oilers,
srkeT Francis N
second Air Forcs Bnds-Huber Kiutks
who'd Guards--Cipin. Ss-
,arzi Pals1zi Farroh Center-Baldwin.
lscks-R Evans HenfFo,- GBele FAHhle
enel
Refsree-T A Timiin fNiagaral Umpire
J & Rergin Princeton Linesman-W.
Ohrenberfer Boston COLLEGE Field Judge
p n wallace fWaEhinrfOu q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
SCORE IN FOURTH

The SupcrbomberS scored their
touchdown late in the fourth quar-
ter after a 67-yard drive in which
Sucfc and Don Fadbie were the
principal ground gamers.
Sucic plunged less than a yard
for the score.
The inspired Bombers rallied
again in the final moments of the
game. moved the hall 10 the Tex
ans ). With 30 seconds 10 60, the
Bombers Just missed a pass that
seem ticketed for touchdown.
1t was Madarik the Detroiier.
who beat the Bombcrs out Of what
looked like A touchdown by Johnny
StrZykalSki earlier IN the affair.
The former Marquette star broke
away with only one man in his
way Madarik was the one man
and Tippy turned in a fine tackle.
The Bombers' touchdown was
only the third against the Ram
blerS IN an ll-game sweep. The
Rsmblers wound up their season
indicated and united
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
SCORE BY AIR

iIcrslded as the stronger running
team OF the two, the Ram
hlers scored both OF their touch
downs via the air The first one
came late in the first period on a
-s-atA-Psss fFefe-pe te-IzasfleH-
Texas 10 Harry Barrus fHardin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17
Two Passes
Net Victory
Layden, Dudley
HurI TO Pay Dirt
BY LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK. Dec. 16-Though
outgained by wide margin on
the ground, Randolph Field Ram
biers squeezed out victory over
the Second Air Force Superbomb-
ers. 13 TO 6, in a bitterly contested
Treasury Bond Bowl game at the
Polo Grounds today.
While a S79,000.000 bond sale
quota had been assured for some
7davs, a comparative handful of
1856 persons turned out TO Wit
ness titanic struggle between
two great service teams
II was the eleventh victory in
as many starts for the powerful
Ramhlers.
A part of the contest was played
in snow flurries.
NOT so STARRY
Billed as a duel between Bill
Dudley Of the Ramhlers and Glenn
DobbS of the Superbombers. lesser
lights in the rival lineups claimed
lIlDSl vi lilt llpitOlSs
With a total Of 81 yards IN II
attempts. Steve Sucic. Illinois
sophomore. was The days leading
ground gamer Al his heels was a
tcammate. Don faubie from
Oklahoma. Fauble gained "a yards
rushing in Is tries. Both are pri-
Yates al the Colorado Springs
field.
Raw Evans. another OF the
Bonbers. and Elmer tTippy)
Madarik. former University of De-
troit star. -ofthe- Ramblers, We're
also effective IN baff-carryIng
roles.
While Dudley figured in his
teams scoring. Glenn Dobbs.
hitherto brilliant passing star
played q minor role in the Super
bofnbeTS Valiant. If unsuccessful.
battle against the Texans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-17

The second marker for the VIC
tUrtouS RaUbters- came IN the
third ,Sts MA and WAS the chlmina-
tIon of a pass. Dudley IN John
Goodyear II was the only pass
in the march BarruS, an end who
once played with Marquette Uni
versity. took the ball on the goal
line Dudley kicked the extra
point.
The pass came AS a surprise
after the Ramblers had planted
the ball on the Second Air Force
3. Carrying the ball nine times
for consistent gains. Madarik
nlaNed 4 bic part i'm the march.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
i, 4. PRODUCE

Los Angeles July p. up
Apricots: Steady. Per ID: Royals
Monterey county. large, 6-7c; fair anc
small 4-5c; local. small 3-3Lc.
Asparagus: Firm. Per %: Excellent
fancy and select. 1920; fancy, l5-lsc
crooks 7-sc.
Beans: Firm. Per ID: Local and Sar
Diego county Kentuckys, best, 10-1lc
fair. 7-9c; ordinary. Sic; Valentines, Sc
yellow wax. 9-1lc; fair 7-sc; blackeyes
local 14-15e; limas. San Diego county
l2-l5c.
punched vegetables: Steady Per crt
beets. 2is-3 doZ.. S5c-1.O0; fair, 75c
carrots. 3 doz-, 1.25-1.35; chard. crts
75c-l 90: green onions : dOZ.. best, 3. co.
3.25: fair, 25O-2.75 leeks. doz.. :. IS
3.O0s mustard. doz.. LOO; parsley.
doz.. 125-1.50 radisheS small, red. {
doz., 1902 90; fair, l-25: spinach.
doz., 1.25-1.50; turnips. 2l2-3 doz., 1.25-
!. 90 fair, 100.
Cabbage: Steady. Per crt: CannonbaII
best, 1.75-2.OO; fair. 1.25-l.5O; jumbos
and ordinary, 9Oc-l15; red. per cwt
3.45.
Cantaloupes: Steady: Imperial Valley,
crts, jumbos 36s-45s. 1908. 50; fair, > 50
Us, 30O-3.5O; fair. $50: DIS. 2.75-3. 50;
fair ?. 25-2. so; local. H-Bs. std and jun
Dos, crts, 36s and larger, best, 2.75-3.OO
45s, 2.00-2.2 5; Honeybals, Imperial Val
ley jumbos. 36s-45s. fair. , so; Honey
dews. std crts. 9s-12S and Jumbo crts,
6s-SS, 1.20-1.5O. pumbO cant crtS, !. 10
= 90: Casabas. jumbo crts, 4s-Ss, ! 500. 90
Cauliflower: Stronger: lettuce. crts, un-
trimmed SNOWFALL. fair. . 0O-2. 25. pony
crts. Santa Barbara county fair, :. coz 25
Celery: Weaker: Pascal 20-22 IN. crts.
49,. .: fair. 75c-1 50: Sturdee. crts
2. IS; lettuce. crts. loose, 1.OO-125.
Onions: Dull; street sales 50-lb. sacks
Spanish, 75c-1 90; fair. 6O-7Oc; reds. 9Oc-
! 3; white wax Imperial Valley. 1.25-
$50.
Peas: Steady Per ID: Santa Barbara
county. . 1890.
Squash: Firm; white summer local and
San Diego county Tugs. 1.5O-1.75; fair.
1.25 No 2s. Italian. Tugs. 1.50-1. 70: fair.
1.25; No. Is. 75c-1 90: yellow crookneck.
Jugs. 1.50-l.75; fair, 75c-1 CO; No 2s, SOC;
banana Tugs. 1.5O-1.75; fair. 75c-l 90; No.
Is Soc banana. per ID. 23c; Table
Queen, Tugs, 1851. so.
Tomatoes: Steady; Jugs, 4x5s 5X5s and
5x6s. 250-3. 90; fair, !. 500 90: 6X6s, 80
? 90: ordinary 1.OO-1.25; 6X7s 75c-lOO
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
Nv UNITED PRESS

The last place Sacramento SolonS
came back from their nO-hlt, no
run drubbing to defeat the league
leading Oakland Acorns So IN III
innings Thursday night, but the
Oaks maintained their half-game
Pacific Coast league advantage
when Los Angeles absorbed a 14-3
beating from San Diego.
Seattle moved into a third place
tie with San Francisco, edglng out
the Seals 6-5. while Hollywood
BANKED Portland 80.
THREE DOUBLES
Al McElreath's third double OF the
evening, followed by Jack Angles
infield hit and Forrest Rogers long
fly. scored the winning run for Sac
ramento in the 10th. Herman Pill
leite. 45-year?old relief pitcher got
credit for the win, while Al Raj
mondi was the loser among four
Oakland twirlers.
An eight run uprising IN the
eighth inning clinched San Diego's
1873 win over Los Angeles. Frankie
D5sso. Padre strikeout king, led the
attack with a home run, as four
Angel hurlers paraded to the mound.
Don Osborn was charged with the
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
Sandy Beach Gets
Phone Number,
Score Y to 4

The number, folks was 1874 Thurs
day night at e. Centre stadium
after the SanCy Beach seamen hung
up and the Telephone Company
chaps were on the short end. That
was the SoftDall league score be-
tween said teams. Hits almost
we're the same number, 1875.
AS a result of the game Sandy
Beach stands at 500 in the summary
average and the phoners 200 I'm
less we have the wrong number, the
Telephone team is TO step up It's
batteries and begin using their
spikes to climb a bit higher in the
standing. Plans are understood to
be under way to strengthen the
team as the last half of the season
IS enc week under way.
Scheduled for Friday night are
two games. The regular batfeSt
starts at tbs between BIG and
Marine Group and after that round
the protested game between Troys
and AGNES will be run off.
LlneScOreS:
r II f
Sandy Beach .... 2O4 500 LIZ IL 3
/ Telephone .......... 002 0l0 IA 5 6
/ Batteries: Romero and Yeyna
/ Sheffield, Procal and Hiler
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-21
N. Y. STOCKS

New York, July 2l fuP1-Heavy sell
'ng continued on the New York Stock EX
-hanEp Friday for the second CONSECUTIVE,
essios and about $500. coo. 600 was pareC
rom the value OF ali listed stocks.
Trading was active and volume topped
100000 shares for the 10Th consecutive
ull session.
Selling was prompted by caution grow
ne out OF lhe confusion created by the
al of the Japanese cabinet and yeSter-
;ays attempted Assassination OF Adolf
litler Another unsettled factor was the
announcement that Z. 81 troops had land
d on Guam in anSiher step toward
apan.
The main acslox Of the market was
egarded as nefmal in the face of the
.eeks many unexpected developments.
All sections df the list joined the sell
ff. which got under way in the steels
nd rails. Late (prices in the steel group
ere down sf.ss5int or more in Bethlehem,
- St@e ana Wheeling Steel. Atlantic
cast Line. Pere Marquette and Southern
ailway preferred were down point or
| aore in the carriers
Motors were dawn under leadership of
hrysler which iaSi - points at its low
nj recouped about half the decline Gen
-al Motors We down more than a point
nd Mack True Aeas down a point.
Northwest kniines. Pomestake Mining,
ears Roebucsi United Aircraft. Inter
ational Harnes Johns Manville, Crane
D., Parnmoaat. Dow Chemical, Du Pont
ina Locomotive. Goodrich, and L. S
ubber were all down a point or more
mons Senior utilities losses extended tC
,ore Than two points in Electric Power
nd Light 6 per cent preferred.
Preliminary closing Dow-Jones aver
yes: Industrial 1854 II, off LEO; rail
So, off 0.51: utility %. So, off 025; IS
ocks So AZ off o So
Sales totaled i, 40, 10 shares com
ared with ]. 32s.920 Thursday.
Curb turnover amounted to 339,54u
iares against 297, 375 in the previous
ession.