Wilkes-Barre Times Leader from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 50

TIMES-LEADER. WILKES-BARRE. FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 8, 1933 S3 TODAY'S STOCK QUOTATIONS oerTare able 170DSVIN High. Lew.

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Mst Central 871. 35 36 Warren Fdy ft 27 1J 11 AH 24 27 IV. 1 17 17 23 APPROVE OF SH017 ADVANCES I Chi A St 17 Chi 4 StL pf 18 Investors ft 18 STNH pf 27 3 18 4 1AXI STRIKE IS BEFORE LABORBOARD Local Arbitration Fails to Bring Peace in Philadelphia Workers' Ont A 9 Rys pf 1 Eaton Mfg Eitlngon Sch Eiting Sch pf El ft Mus El Auto El Boat El Pow ft Lt El ft 3 pf. El ft pf El Stor Bat Elk Horn Coal Eng Pub Svo Eng 8 pf Equit Off Bldg Erie 3 LABOR CHIEF NT abater Elsen Wsss ft 8 20 Wes ft 8 pf 65 West Dairy A 3 West Dairy 1 West Mary 10 West Pae 3 West Pac pf 6 West Un Tel 66 Westlngh Air 27 West El ft 40 Westvaco Chi 18 Wheeling Stl 19 23 3 19 4 5 8 9 45 '4 14 10 lt 10. 45 High.

Low. Last. Adams Exp Adams-MlUis (1). 20 im 1IH Addressog -H 14 tH Advance Rume ii Aftillat Prod (.0) 7 7 7 Air Reduc 100 100. Alaska Jun (b).

12H 21H UK Allegheny Alleg pf 7.7 7 Alleg pf $30 Ttt 7H AlChem 4b Dy 14IVs 14Vi Al Dye pf xd.121 121 121 Allls-Ch tOM IIS 10 Amerada 43 42ft 434 Am Ag Ch 24V 24 24 Am Bank 16 ft It Am Beet 8ug 104 10 10 Am Brake Sh (.10) 27 27 2T Am Can (4) 90 98 98 Am Can pf (7). ..127 127 127 Am Car A SIT- 12U iiU Noranda Mines Bu Victor Eubank -ork Dec 8-P-Stock? resisted profit-taking in today, but heaviness of wheat tended to 4 14 3. Budd Employes Insist on 6 1'4 66 3 1 3 3 36 27 40 16 194 38 26 44 25 25 14 55 43 23 37 36 10 Erl 1 pf 15 16 8 Wheel Stl pf 38 White Rk 8 new 26 18 Right to Hold New tion of Own Repreen tatives fhnUish enthusiasm. Leading issues, however, jj t0 a narrow range and some specialties even derate advances. The close was irregular.

Trans-Eated 1,300,000 shares. Cttnr brought losses of 6 19 65 3 1 3 6 66 27 39 16 19 38 26 4 25 25 14 65 42 23 27 66 14 4 15 21 4 6 Evans Prod 9 17 17 26 1 10 35 1 6 14 4 23 3 14 4 6 15 4 8 83 16 22 24 8 3 1V4 22 4 Fed Lt ft Trac Norfolk Sou No Am Ait North Am No Oer Lloyd Northern Pac Norwalk TAR Ohio Oil Oliver Farm Omnibus Oppenheim Coll Otis Kiev Otis Stl Otis Stl pr pf Owens 111 Gl 6 6 lft 1 23 3 lltt 4 3 45 '4. '13 10 16 1 3 1 26 21 19 65 10 16 19 13 46 8 7 30 16 12 3 7 28 25 Wilcox A Wilcox.RIch A Wilson ft Co Wilson A Wilson pf Woolworth Worth ft WorPft pf B. 4 21 69 "A did mtje. Silvery 65 10 25 25 15 66 43 23 27 68 14 4 15 23 6 7 ier to iorr'6" Wrlsiev Jr 35 1 5 16 a4 24 3 14 4 6 15 4 9 85 18 22 25 8 4 1 22 3 2 13 22 2 53 68 30 27 Fed Motor Fed Wat Svc A Fid Fire Ins Firestone ft Flrest ft pf First Nat Strs Follansbee Foundation Fourth Nat Inr Fox Film A Freeport Tex Gabriel A Oen Am Inv Gen Am Trans 25 21 C9 66 10 15 19 13 47 3 8 31 16 ourruiu run POWER IfiflTS Pag A El Pac Ltg Pac Mills 17 17 24 1.

10 85 1 5 14 4 24 8 14 8 15 4 85 16 22 25 8 4 1 22 2 2 "TOT 22 2 58 63 v29 V27 3 17 18 22 10 10 16 3 12 8 14 4 Washington, Dee. I Senator' Robert Wagner, chairman the National Labor Board, person-" aUy sides with th striking em- ployes of the E. Q. Budd Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia. their request for a nsw election of7 representatives to bargain with the company.

The senator mada known his stand after the board held hear. Ing on the request yesterday but Lied when prices wra 1" 13 46 Am Chain 4 4 Am Chile 49 49 Am Coml 49 47 AavEncaus 2 2 Am For Pow 10 9 Am pf 15 It Am FP 7 pf 22 22 Am 2 pf 12 12 Ara-Hawail SS 19 18 Am HI tc pf S4 34 Am Home Pr 30. 30 Amice 7 7 Am Internet 3 Am-La rim 1 Vk 15 inmwhat Yale ft Towne Yell Trk A C. Young Youngst Sr. Zenith Radio Zonlte Prod were v.

8 Hhlhitlnf early firm 22 4 8 31 17 BEING SOUGHT Gen Asphalt 2 1 17 Gen Bak 13 nraViflUS 12 I'hlladelphla, Dec. 8. -Th Labor Board today "th grievances of the fi drlvrl f' Its two taxlcab the Regional Ubor Board at medl-tlon having failed. that col-lectlve bargaining be used as a basis for negotiations with the c.b. men turned down the Regional th.rr?po,,al thftt 11 ploy tion nC' rbltra- The taxlcab drivers' union voted Ralph T.

president of the 1. pointed out that new men have been hired, who would have to be discharged If the board's suggestion was accepted. The company ofrered, however, to UFlV. to tn ntirtiKakk. taiieq to rearh rtncls on.

K9S1VU) TT i. tn nolnt or Pao West Oil Packard Mot Param Publix ctf Park A Til Park Utah Patht Exch Pathe Exch A Patlno Min Peerless Corp Penlck A Fold Penney (J C) Penn People's A 'Penrin A Vaal 6 nr york 23 3 Lh American Telephone, Lvn Santa len Bronse Gen Cable 3 Gen Cable A 7 Gen Cigar 28 7 49 48 2 Vi 15 22 12 13 34 30 7 1 23 42 13 13 15 12 14 19 4V4 :1 43 92 50 18 58 15 Fipe Head of Metropolitan In 28 uen Kiee 21U 20 ininois. C. S. Industrial surance Company Says 20 11 36 Gen Elec spl 11, 11 i and the other BANK STOCKS 36 3 Government Asks Too Aiisru.

tirn Sugar, Chrysler, Pere Marq 17 8 Am Loco Am Loco pf Am Fdy Am Metal Am Pow A Lt Am 4 $4 pf Am 4 pf Am Rad ft St 8 Am Roll Mill Am Keating tJ, Am Ship ft Am Smelt Am Smelt pf Am Snuff Am Stl Fdr Am Susrar Ref 22 2 58 62 29 27 3 17 18 19 10 10 16 3 8 16 29 43 144 19 It 13 lt 1 1 93 50 13 54 Pere Marq pf IS gmelting, American De Paaeo and Mc- 65 42 13 19 14 12 14 18 4 1 43 92 50 13 53 15U Much From Utilities St Tiiil fn TWi. ft -Vnra 1 man 33 Jpd around a point escn. 91 Quotations reeelvsd by dlreot wire and furnished by J. H. Brooks A Ce Members ef New.

York Stock Exchange, 18 S. Franklin 8t Wllket Barre, Pa. -2 fiiment continued rather firawi Vl ti-Bvrrtii nun Gen Foods 36" Gen A Kl A Gen ft El cv pf. I Gen Mill Gen Mot fc 34 Gen Mot pf i Gen Pub Svo 2 Gen Ry Slg 32 Gen Real ft Ut 1 Gen Real ft pf. It' Gen Refract 10 Gillette Gimbel Bros -6 Glidden Co 15 Gobel 7 32 84 4 33 91 2 31 1 15 10 10 6 16 7 for the cower and liKht industry's an promem was rererred to the board after K.

O. Budd, head of.i the automobile body building firm, declined recently to accept the pr-- posal of the Philadelphia Regional 1 Labor Board for a nw election, Budd did not appear at the heara Ing but sent Wagner a letter ing -your kind offices are tinneces-sary since our plant Is fully sup.1 plied with men and we are doing our utmost to supply our customers'8 with the materials which they need to start the wheels of commerce' turning normally again." Several weeks ago re lives of the workers were elected but William Butler, foreman at the' plant, told the board yesterday that after the election, "the ballots were, carried off God knows where. when, we counted them, some bal- lots were blank, some had written, In Hitler, Chinatown, or names like that Nobody knew what It was all about." "We were all scarsd of our business ana muuo- tn 8UD- IK efforts to obtain fair competitive SI 5 10 conditions under the NRA was indicated In a letter from Frederick H. 18 STATE CHECKS feast for the time controversy as a mar-f With the gold rate nged, the dollar moved 18 23 10 10 I 4 12 8 17 16 4 7 3 14-10 1 21 15 10 15 -15 3 8 6 119 117 118 Life Insurance Company, which was Am Sumat Tob Am Tel ft Tel Am Tob Am Tob Am Tob nf 15 74 74 74 7 75 7 nanaea to nt uuuties coae commit tA TiArA TiiAarinv ifrr If rf.niri 7 were oft about a cent one time and most other Gold DuRt 18 18 107 107 Pere pf Pet Milk Petro Corp Phelps Dodge Phila ft ft I Phillip Morris. Phillips Jones Phillips Pet Phoenix Hos Pierce Ar pf Pierce Oil Pitt Her A Pitt.Unlted Plymouth Oil Poor A Co Porto It-Am B.

Postal ft pf Pressed Stl Procter A Gam Prod A lief ,..4.1 Pub Svc Pullman Pure Oil Purity Bak Radio 18 44 BAD LIQUOR Goodrich 14-I44 18 -184 were, somewnat. w. Goodrich nf 36 36 12 12 ed for Washington to file Its draft of a proposed permanent code. The code was ratified last night by a general conference of some 400 nnArftttn AYAniittvpa it iiHlitv r.nm iped after early steaai fintni led the bond mar 61 1 I. ya tt a Bk of NY (114) Bankers (33) Brooklyn (3) Cent Han (37.) Chase (31.40) Chemical (31.80) Corn Exch Empire ($1) First Nat Bk (3100) Guaranty (320) Irving (1) Manhattan Manufaet Natl City (l) Yi Tr (15) A Tr (11.50) Title Guar (.80) 8 Trust (60) ,,285 296 ..48 61 ,.76 86 106 116 17 194 23 rr 43 48 15 174 ..1115 1206 245 261 13 15 6 13 28 26 14 16 17 184 75 81 21 28 7 9 ..1615 1605 87 61 9 Anv Wat Wks.

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ft 8. Anaconda Anchor Cap. Arch-Dan-M. I jecuritles showed some SALESfflPHDl 87 38 2 9 2 9 "4 33 Goodyear TAR Goody 1 pf Goth Silk Graham-Paige Granby Con Grand Union Grant Tl panies In all sections' of the country 2 no. aaaeo, Westinghouse, Loew's 38 14 21 28 4 107 13 12 81 1 39 15 21.

28 4 2 54 1 14 64 72 trmniii nrefprred And 4 aiier ueorge a. worieiyou, prenaent of the Edison Electric Institute, had urged the industry to insist upon a code that would enable it to com- TlPt A nn mi mum An vn Ka-fa url.k Arm. 111. A jcs Pipe- and foundry got 33 10 41 34 47 12 13 16 Gt No Ir Ore ctf COf WORSES 10 Prosecutions Threatened 2 36 61 9 2 4 32 20 36 16 6 26 8 16 Gt No Rv nf 91 li' 21 fuy nearly two points, istlller. United States llnhol United St of pa Arm.

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54 power eervices financed la whole or 37 1 for Vendors of Bootleg American Smelting' and Assd. Dry Gds. Radio pf pan ay puouc iunas ana unaer government sponsorship. The code will 15 n's At T. ft S.

Radio pf 23 I'oison Whiskey Ove 5 Radio-Kelth-O Atchison tf. 2 53 71 39 ,7 3 "14 10 1 20 1 40 33 46 11 134 6 14 23 2 17 16 9 40 7 33 34 15 86 15 47 24 38 4f 26 2 2 6 oe presemea to tne iv ka toaay. Asking Tee Much. Ikt. Ecker, whose letter was ad 26 RR Sec 111 Stk Atl.

Cst Line 40 cars i 14" 10 1 21 2 41 83 47 11 33 14 23 2 17 16 9 41 7 85 8 18 36 15 47 24 26 46 26 2 2 7 CURB MARKET 3 ere down about aa mucn. lie, Case, Johng-Manvllle pr yielded a point each, Steel, American Tele-neral Motors, DuPorit, inn and many others ntt(! In alichtlv InwA.r... Raybeat-Man 18 16 Ref In. 80 hi. 29 15 Gt West Sug 38 Grlgsby-Grun Gulf Mob A pf 15 Hahn Dept Strs 8 Hahn Strs pf 27 Hall Print 4 5 Harb-Walker lt' Havana El Ry 1 Hayes Body 1 Hasel -Atlas Gl 94 Hercules Pow xd.

66 Hershey Choc 61 Hersh cv pf 86 Holland Keal Milk dressed toMr. Cortelyou, said the various departments of the government Mem tn Ka B.VIn tl. A a 1 41 Real Silk Pf Atlas Pow. 36 Atlas Tack 32 Auburn Auto tnv 34 31 49 a-iiuaaeipnis, Dec. inspectors today were Rem Rand 7 69 1 38 14 28 4 2 "52 1 13 62 71 29 29 34 81 49 7 7 11 29 24 25 37 9 59 9 16 14 28 34 56 11 51 1 4 fee in car loadings of 35 Aust.

NIch. 7 rvein i. pt 7 64 too mucn irom the utilities in Imposing increased taxes, asking increased labor costs and demanding Open. Close, restaurants and tan rooms where, it Is alleged, "inferior Reo Mot 7 weeK ended December udwi the Thankyelvlnor Coals Glen Alden Oils Cit es Service Cnm. Aviation Corp.

7 Baldwin Loc 12i 12 124 51 66 lower rflTA. ind At th. aama j- Repub Stl Rerj Stl cv nf uu mei liquor la being palmed off on the nubile. 29 Is not unexpected. There Id estimated seasonal de- Bald.

Loc. of. 29 devotlnar the nrnrtuli nt 5 Reynolds Met i 1 1 i 1 68 1 68 Bait ft Ohio 26 nf'ul t' local supervisor 24 810 uuiming piants tor active competl- ime 74,000. There wtere Gulf Oil Int. Pet.

Rev Tob 21 21 of a sham rebound tor Bait, ft O. 25 Bang, ft Ar. 37 25 37 lv department, wld that to date "there re two iiuii wun tne utilities unaer condl-tion lines to comnlAtn nfth Roan Ant Cop 3 18 37 15 47 24 36 46 27 2 2 10 4 Humble Oil 102 102 ending tomorrow. The RovalDut Barnsdall 9 private concerns. O.

Inda it.tu. mi 9hi WU1 warrants Vt'K f.or. what eeve are Safeway Strs 4 loadings were 81,670 Deriod which. hnwavAt Beech-Nut. 69 y.

is 59 9 Beldintr-Hem 9' violations or the law" -rnese things all seem so obvious to me that I cannot understand how any one could dnnht nr Utilities 13 1 1 92 4 61 88 6 310 10 3 4 13 4 30 88 80 62 37 4 -2 6 144 Homeatake 810 Houd-Her A 10 Houd-Her 4 Houston OH new 4 Hudson A Man 9 Hudson Mot 14 Hupp Mot 4 Illinois Cent 81 111 Cent 38 Indust Bay 81 Inger-Rand 4 Inland Stl itu Jos leaa St L-San St L-San nf tude a holiday. crtption by about three Am. Gas ft Elec. 19. ltv 4 16 14 Am.

Llsht ft Ti-hp 11 uu them. They are the essence of flr 31 Treasury's new 3950, 7 Savage Arms Bendix Avlat Benef Ind Ln Best ft Co Bethlehem Stl Beth Stl nf Assocla. Gas A Elec. 38 ln me f.l I 0nlv otleg and In-terioiv but in muny eases is poison-ous he added. "The State nd .1,.

b.u pobbd thousands of dollars thl-nilah fka .1., fimcate prtering was no play. "Unless many millions of bonds Which hfiVA bx1 Hnl' 28 35 57 Schenley Distill Seaboard Air 26 1 28 1 1 0 tne nnancial district Mid, West Utilities 8 8-16 Mid. West Utilities -16 16 14 28 36 67 11 62 21 1 genera Iv nlcaaml with Seab Air nf 62 .37 United nn Cnm Qii. mi 11 the Dec, 15. financing.

Blaw-Knox Bonn Alum 1 1 35 33 44 43 ul "tun has been Inspirat Cop 4 a. Arkansas A 1 1 52 v. ainu iu Investors In good faith and with the approval of the State commissions are now to be destroyed, it seems to me hat the conrArnA vkm. KnnHa IMPROVEMENT I AT THE AIRPORTS (Ooattaae froa rage 1) the project to city cdyncllmen yes-terday afternoon ind told of the need for a better landing field In Wyoming Valley. It was absolutely necessary for the oounty commls.

sloners and city council to get an extension of the lease on the tract of land to Ave years before Long Stern, Luserns County Civil Works Administrator, could submit the contemplated Improvement as a CWA project. i In addition to requesting the Federal government to be responsible for all expenses Involved Ja the to-, conditioning of the airport, an effort will be made to re llsvs the city and county of any compensation lnsur- ance expenses on ths 400 men to en the job, Mayor Loveland pointed out at. this morning's meeting that all men, chosen to work on the job would De selected from Wyoming and Fortyt Fort boroughs, where the airport situated. He said 'Wllkes-Barre has already submitted enough projects to the CWA to engage the entire quota of men alloted to this city on Civil Works projects. Only One Exception Concllman Joseph O.

Bchuler. moved for the adoption of the reso-. lutlon and It was passed unanl-mously, There Is only one that the year-to-year contract will'-) be renewed in the event the alr-- port Improvement Is not approved -by the Civil Works Admlnistravt tion. Bmllh "ontllnaA Anmnvatian. jariers it was believed Seaboard Oil Sears-Roeb ServeHrr: 4 2 XNiaaara tiunmn tn 20 20 iu me Pudiio even bysome for Cash Sllhacrlntlnna Borden Bore-Warner 4 4 1 23 43 "4 6 5 8 mi, American Super Power.

2 2 J9 19 insuransh ctf 2 Interb Rap lntercon Rub 2 Interlake Ir ficeea zo to 25 per cent Sharon Stl If 5" "6" YV FA A IM Botany erM. 2 2 r.iectnc Bond A Share. 13 13 2 are now so Widely held by fiduciar ping tendency of the Places seelllng over the bar contrary united Light A 2 24. call funds were re 6 144 ies owe it as a solemn duty to stand firmly for fair play in these Int Bush Mach ,.146 Briggs Mfg. 10 Bristol My 28 Bklvn-Man 29U Sharp A Dohme Shattuck (K G) Shell Union Simmons 6 8 8 17 Miscellaneous per cent for thA ftni 8 16 5 int carriers 6 6 Int Cement lti 11 ftugust 29 while reflect- Canadian Marconi 2 2 Selected Ind.

1 14 Bklyn Un Gas 64 Bucy-E cvt nf 10 at Snider pack 7 7 Cord Corp. 7 7 "Very truly yours, H. ECKKR, "President." HEl'ES LOSES Int Harvest 42 41 Int Harvest nf tiiu 111 In indicator to some ln-Jffrvera that nanHinr Budd Mfg. 6 rora JUta 5 6 15 38 Socony-Vacuum ScTP Sug Sou Cal Ed 16 39 16 HUdd Wheel I int Hydro-El A 5 6 as resnonnihl fnr tk. rennroad 2 2 Hudson Bay 9.14 15 Burns Bros jia xuer Mar 1 1 muai credit needs Sou Pac 20 Int Nick Can 22 FATHER, SCOUT, Burr Ad Mach Hiram Walker 44,4 44 16 20 25 Int Pan A A Sou Ry'.

25 Sou Rv nf 27S4 Bush Term 2 SUPERVISION jecK Hushes 6 6 Wright liargreave 6 Atlas Corp 12 11 1 Snarks With 4 28 4 8 31 41 116. 3 1 13 "'4 5 28 34' 1 12 16" CUB DINNER IS 6 sperry Corp Int Pap A lit Pap A pf Int Tel A Tel Interst Dept Strs Intertvne 8 1 10 18 4 6 28 34 Spiegel May Stern 20 GRAIN MARKET Stand Brands 23 19 23 4 OF 2 BUREAUS Stand Com Tob BEING ARRANGED Chlcngo, Dec. 8 O.Graln prices Butte ft Sup Byers Co Calif Pack Calahan Z-Ld Calumet Hec Campbell Wy Can Aale Canad Pac Cap Adam A Case I) Caterpll Tract PUIS KSKETCH JiR NATION Island Crk Jewel Tea Johns-Manville 28 .22 4 8 28 13 73 .125 Std A El Std A pf averaged lower early today. Scat tered selling developed, and aggros 10 28 '28 64 10 5 3 1 16 2 1 28 22 4 8 28 13 I 71 24 45 1 1 31 35 3 39 34 8 15 3 8 68 Kan Citv 12V Washington, Dec. Actlns Will Be Served Next Thurs oecretarv unn.nik.., 1 lve buying support was not In evidence.

Opening at decline, wheat later held near the initial Std GAE 37 pf Std Invest Std Oil Ex pf Std Oil Cay Std Oil 21 uivifl i-uniinnna vna hih Kan City Sou 16 Kelly-Spring 2 Kel-Hay Wh 2 Kelvlnatnr 11 10 27 284 63 4 10 6 8 1 16 2 1 27 21 4 A 27 I 71 24 44 1 1 31 34 '3 39 84 8 16 3 8 6 8 8 17 3 4 5 -K- range, corn started oft to up, th Intsrnal Revtnu Bureau and tna Stvrtut Rot vi-a. a Celanese 46 sitavTv uron iKtxen 1 Irom the Jlllthnfftt- a i-a a Sterl Prod 20 2 21 3 1 13 4 6 28 34 61 12 16 2 1 10 20 12 24 28 8 12 2 14 69 18 .33 16 85. 128 28 30 68 day at Kingston Legion Home The third annual ana subsequently altered little MARKET LETTER slve plans for Improving the land- vav a 39 hi an 1 Scretftry Thoma Hewe, but Sterl Sec A Stewart-Warn ing nam yesterday aiternoon. ai-A lap Inkn. Itv intlnM, 8 18 15 38 15 19 24 26 4 19 23 4 9 22 1 7 41 46 84 1 7 4 61 2 11 3 12 18 25 41 3 7 39 6 14 14 8 10 62 76 4 29 9 Kresge 13 Kroger Groc (1).

24 Lambert (4) 28U an Proohet Sees i-iiia iq comment on Treasury ru morn of Hwe' resignation, ThA mirVlt'i n.nm,... Ikt. A Web I haVtH HA inmment 1.X a. afternoon permits no change in p- Lee Rub aft 8 try Goin? tn PptAU Cub dinner of the West Side Dis ated with the preparation of Col. Smith saated the need for lm-t mediate action on the proposed lm- provement as only a limited amount nf mnn.u hi.

Kaam altnf a.1 -a Ih. Celotex Celotex ctf Cent Aguir Cerro de Pas Certain-teed Ches ft Ohio Ches Corp Chi ft Chi 4NW.pt Cbl Gt West Chi Gt pf Chi St A trlct of Wyomlnsr Vallev thau replied to questions about the resignation of Hewes, "I'll have to praising tne outlook, we remain of the view that the major trend la UDWSrd and that th rnrr.nt nhaaa Lehigh Port 13 Lehigh Val 2 Leh Val RR. 14U Studebaker Sun OH Superior Oil Superior Stl Rvmineton A pder Roosevelt's Boy Scouts of Amnrlca. will ha viu 1 10 20 13 24 28 8 13 2 -14 69 18 33 17 86 128 28 31 68 let it go at Asked What Ma mirnnaa I- is ircnnicai ana temporary. In the home of Black Diamond l-i 'A -f r' nmn 111 Fry Program 4 8 9 22 1 98 42 47 84 1 7 4 51 2 11 8 12 6 20 26 42 3 7 39 7 14 14 3 10 68 76 4 30 6 9 1 31 26 3 40 36 15 i 3: 8 u.

r8 17 3 4 12 Lehman Cor (2.40) 69 Lhn ft Fink 18 Ubbey-OFG 34 Lifa SavAra fl.xn. ITU wear tne recent buying National Cash Register has been of a par onnging tne internal Revenue Bureau and Secret Service under his own direct aimervlalnn ih. rost, American legion, Kingston, at next Thursday. More fha Telautograph Tenn Corp Tex ft Pac Ry Improvement of airports throughout 3 the country under the CWA. Ther speaker stated that Mr.

Stern was favorable toward the project. proj vlded a 6-year contract was oh- tained from all nartlea concerned ln- 22 1 98 41 46 $4 1 7 4 .61 2 11 3 12 20 26 42 3 7 39 7 14 14 3 10 63 76 4 30 6 9 ticularly strong character. 0, Deo. It Is hAllAVA In AftmA 150 reservations have been made to ing Secretary of the Treasury said Chi St pf Texas Corp mat tne gold price la likely to be date. im wanted 10 iamuiarixe myself 1.7, 01 Publican lPart i- Tex Gulf Sul Tex Pac A advanced again next week, after re- Rev.

Peter JC Emmons, of Ror-n. wun tne worn ana felt it best to have direct contact with thA man 6 8 8 17 ,3 4 6 12 Llgg ft My (5b) 86 Ligg ft My pf xd.128 Liquid 29 Loews (1). 32 Loew's pf 68 Loft li mining this week v. .11 VnB Franklin D. Roo.e- cm pneu T-.

Chi Pneu pf Chi Rk Is ft I ft 6 pf I ft 1 pf Chi Tell Cab Tex Pac Tr Thatch cv pf ton will deliver the address. Con leasing the airport site. Robert Garrahan of Forty Fort Is owner of airport site and has agreed to enter into the S-year-lease proposl-v tion. id 08 trident more than Thermold Huey Long Is in charge." UntIL Morgenthau Issued his orders this week both Guy T. Hel- verlns'.

Mimmlulnnn nf Infarnal Mccole will tell stories. Invocation will be by Rev. William H. SUng, Lung -Bell A 1 Third Nat Inv irom now. 'h senior riKi- Chlrlr Cnt Oil Loose Wil Bis 41 19 19 19 ThomDson Prod jninisier oi shaver tOWII, Whft tm The city has contracted to pay 1 000 an1 T.iirna f'nnntv t1" find 1 42 17 48 vin Blue Booh Child Co SU revenue, and William Moran, chief w.

senator here Thompion Star annually toward the cost of opera-s- oi tne secret service, reported to Wetrlcu Harry W. Monts will Oe toastmsatar New York. Dec. 8 ff) Senator Chrysler 61 City Ice ft 17 City Sfrs 1 Hewes, the assistant secretary nom lnally charge offlacal affairs. tion ana maintenance or tne wyom- lnr Vallev Alrnnrt.

Thla ifrii.m.nl Huey Long, the self-styled "kins. Stunts will be given by Troop 154 6 49 17 1 97 10 20K. ha. 1. n.A th.

1... Hawaa aIaa dAllnarf illamiaa fish." is listed in the Washlna-ton Tide Wat As Tide Wat As pf Tide Wat Oil pf Timk-Det Timk Roll (.60) Transamerlca Transue A Trl-Onnf ia-v -r on a year-to-year basis. It has been and by Troop 163, of First Presbv- reports of his resignation. Since he coca Cola 98 Colgate-Palm ....11 Coll A Aik 81 U. lerjan 'hnrvh that social register this yeMr.

And hot AVAPV aM ntrtnn pomtea out aoout 01 tne nrnnriatlnn will Ka Mniumwl thla is an appointee 01 president 1 loose Veil, inv rAala-natlnn wnnld ha tVloh Irebyterian Church in Colum GAE1 11 ator Is. Senator La Follette's name, 6 4 4, year, while last year only $2,400 was Col GAE pf A 62' 62 made to the President, and not to Trlrn Prd A UU on, win conduct the Boy Soout official opening and closing exerclsaa nin. v. ri ror example, doesn't appear. Morgentnau.

Colum Plct vtc 26 21 Colum Carh BS necessary irom tne ouy appropn- atlon, Peratin in purpose Socialists Make by the Women's Auxiliary of the Lorillard (P) 17 Lou is ft Nash 60 Ludlum Stl .15 Ludlum Stl pf 76 MacAnd A 29 Mack Trucks 36 Macy (RH) 64 Mad Sq Gar vtc 3 Manh Ry gtd 17 Manh Shirt 12 Marancha Corp Marine Midi 8 Marlin Rock" 17 Marsh Field 14 Martin Parry 4 Math Alkali 40 May Dept Strs 28 McCrory Strs 1 McCrory Strs 1 McGraw Hill 4 Mclntyre Pore 89 McKeesport 88 McICesa A Rnh ktz. Coml Credit 17 16 Te Replace Curbing. Tn adfttnn rt .111. itpiui Ipi.i.' Truscon 6 Twin City 1 Underwood-Ell (1) 3T Un Bag A 42 Un Carbide 474 75- 5 50 17 1 98 10 20 11 62 26 2 1H 15 32 1 23 23 V1 8 9 37 83 2' 11 1 7 2 coml Invest Tr 36 85 Coml Solv 82 31 Com ft Sou 1 1 saM Ul and Healthy Gain 42 48 19V. action, the mayor and councllmen voted unanimously to replace about 4,100 feet of curbing on Carey ave- Talks Son's Way 1 43 17 48 15 75 29 36 53 3 17 12 4 17 .14 4 40 27 1 1 4 38 38 5 14 1 16 20 4 13 13 rnnat Un OH Cal 20 SEEK HAVEN FOR BIN Com ft Sou pf 23 23 jieafl n.

ru. is ur. nue, between Academy and Ross I'n Pac Unit Aircraft. ...118 111 34 33 Din, npw m.mn.n nr a. Out Of Court Congoleum Na 23 22 Congress CIg 9 9 Consol Cle-ar streets, at a cost of approximately Conatruction Cora- ninV 7 4a fattttwffrntw the aa4tABst Unit Aircr nf.

57, retired miner Unit Bis (1.60). 62 62 22 22 27 35 Con Film nf 9 9 Appetite through a contract awarded by the cal of the Socialist party were listed today in the annual report of Ralph Bigony, officials of the or ganlzation. 1 The report stated the past year Was thA "moat Avritlnv antlvA and Unit Carbon United Corn 6 7 4 Con Gas 37 Con Gas pf 83 Con LaundrlAa tu 2R4. United Corp pf nuit, sou ins cuy is rwponniiiia -for the curbing. It was Intended to make reoalrs to the -1 mi.Z 4 rurKe- too the witness ourt Scranton today John H- McCann of Cambria County, specially presiding, began to talk In an effort 2 AMERICANS Unit Drus tV Con Oil 11 McKess A Rob pf 14 fruitful" In the history of the group.

Unit El Coal 4 curbing. Guy Walker, assistant Con Text 1 36 83 2 11 1 7 2 1 60 Darn.irv- flV-Hupv McLellan Strs 1 Mensrel iu Container A 7 iV court that hl on. JOhn 14. vra. nt.

Unit Fruit 66 Unit Dha Im nf 14T4 engineer, Informed councllmen of1' the conditions. Parmlaatria waa alaA 4hA Container 7 1SRA Codes Meata. Marti 1 7 Lausanne. Dec. 8.

PiThe con cnarge Unit Piece Dye 8 Cont Bak 15 store. 1 3 Important Metro-Gold pf 20 2 1 60 75 ference on refugees ended Its session 'HI. i-etns waved aside the court In school board to make a duplicate Mn. A7K Cont Bak pf Cont Can Cont Diam Fib Are Approved 8 ft For Sec 8 Expres Freight 20 Miami Cop 4, Mld-Cont Pet 13 Midland Stl 1.1U terpreter, scoffed at four lawyers who tried to half hi. today with appeals to the United States and South America to lla-hten 13V4 74 29 85 62 12 7r 4 8 17 14 4 39 27 1 71 4 88 88 5 13 1 8 16 20 4' 13 13 26 2 2 8 19 3 6 13 76 23.

'87 28 8 24 6 48 1 13 24 16 138 9 l.Upj 11 tiiuio uiau 1 homes in this city. The cooperation .1 1K l.a.Bnn will Km a onal p. of clL tod the mi'i yy ui IH IK. 1 60 76 8 25 1 18 75 Cont Ins 26 v'n "er Judge Gypsum 46fc Minn-Homey 27 the burden of Europe by recelvln CAimuru III 11119 innjoiiv. wo considerable saving to the school had ik fv.

Minn-Mol Imn iTnTs i n'm. The court Jews who have left Germany. Cont Mot 1 Cont Oil Del 18 Corn Prod, 75 k.V I. aec'aea to let the miner Keen rieht, nn. urk Minn StPASSM pf 2 Mo-Kan-T After warning that a flood of noarn in salaries lor aamuonai em- ployes.

The city treasurer's office. n. has prepared a list Of liens against fCufcWscol-ttnk the naHn-- Coty 4 refugees would continue from Ger nnished, th court decided the boy not guilty and ald the R.n. 27 2 2 19 3 6 18 77 23 Cream of Wh 28 Crown Cork 36 home with his talkative parent. many, victor- Henry Berenger, former French Ambassador to the properties.

Bankers9 Code Crown Zeller 74 8 26 18 75 3 28 34 4 21 89 1 4 89 14 41 7 2 5 7 3 Indus Alco 61 8 Leather 9 II 3a A 18 Pipe 20 Pipe 1 pf 17 Real A Ira 8 8 Rubber 17 Rub I pf 29 8 Smelt it 8 Steel 43 Steel pf 84 a Tobacco potatoes and Washington, said France had given Patient Killed asylum to 30,000 persons and had Crucible Stl 21 Crucible Stl pf 39 Cuba Co. 1 Cuban Am Sua Is Discussed'? reached its limit. In Window Plunge i ir.rlal.ura- TlAO. WU Th Na 33 ,94 45 45 83 84 107 108 2 2 Cudaliy Pack 40 8 28 34 4 21 39 1 4 89 14 41 2 6 31 11 65 35 '6 fit "Europe la full up," said Lord Robert Cecil of Great Britain, per-manent chairman of the conference mnncll. "and must lock to countries a f1 TvT Curtis Pub 15 Curtis Pub nf 41 tlonal Recovery Administration'a bankers' code was discussed today 1 A A Mo-K-T pr 19 Mo Pac 8 Mo Pac pf 5 Mohawk Cpt 18 Monsanto Ch 77 Montgom Ward 24 Morrell ft Co 37 Mother Lode Mot'o Met Gau 6 Motor Prod 23 Motor Wheel Mullins Mfg 6 Munslngwear 14 Murray Corp Nash Mot 25.

Nat Acme Nat Biscuit 49 Nat Cash A 16 Nat Dairy Pr 18 Nat Distill 26 killed erj tL V. MJ Curtis 2 ny iae irum winiwu Pennsylvania. Bankers' Association. Ory WindOW Of the Hsha.m.nn Washington, Dee. 8.

(P President Roosevelt today approved seven new industrial codes Including one for the furniture manufacturing industry, bringing the ttttal of codes now In force to 160. 6 HURT IN CRASH Philadelphia. Dec. 8 (). Six per-sons were Injured today In the collision of a crowded trolley car and a truck, loaded with coal.

One of those hurt was John Badida, 19. of St Clair. Schuylkill county, helper on the truck. The others were passengers In the street car. Police arrested Michael Luchanln, 88, of Bt Clair, driver of the truck, and Thomas McCarthy, motorman.

FALLS ON STREET Ervln Wilson. 79. of Ashley, was taken to General. Hospital by police this afternoon after being picked up unconscious on Publlo Square. Police and hospital attaches 1 said the man was intoxicated and that he -collapsed on the Square.

His condition wasjjeported good at the i hospital further afield. Lunil)r The curtlss Wr A 6 Deere A Co 31 unit Strs A Unit Strs pf Unlv Leaf Tob Unlv Pipe A UUI ft Lt A Vadsco Vadsco pf tient for AAVAfat mam.1 Alberto N. Guanl of Uruguay, Ashur Selp, president or tne vice-chairman, said "We think the Lafayette Trust Company, Easton, countries of North and South led the conversations and pre-4deu, Deere A Co pf 11 Del A Hud 67 ore derjutv t.M ka i.j 37 Vi .28 8 14 24 16 13 26 15 138. -47 noun unaer restraint at the hospiui. America who have few refugees can Del Lack ft 25 Robert Frey, president of the Penn-, sylvanla Trust Company, of delphla, was secretary.

Arthur Van Busklrk, Pittsburghi; vanadium Vick Chem Den A pf 6 Detroit Ed 69 Diamond Mat 27V now carry tne torcn. James G. McDonald of New York, hla-h commissioner of the refugee AIR PIONEER DIES L' em r'ne the ivin. 27 1 va-Caro Chem .1 na 80 11 65 24 5 69 27 32 14 35 -89. 109 4 81.

problem warned the conference the Dome Mines 33 Douaiaa Aire 15 re. attorney, discussed mortgages Frank Sayer, vice president of 1 nmnanV Af Karl Jaikn sn -i-1 wanasn ay Wabash pf A Walworth .1 tne first TklAn 1.. that it had only begun its labors and urged all to contribute to the ...1 nt inH nlher Dresser A 9 fc ii.r e. inuiurru Win) Hal. Stot'e-f Nat hnsm stpg 16 Nat Lead ,.....,138 Nat Pw A Lt 8 Natl Ptl 47 Nat Hurety Nat Tea 18U 32 14 15 4 83 ...47.

refugees from Germany "to begin have made his flight Aug. J. 1903, I OUT tnnntriK A.rit. bv h. Ward Bak, pf Warner Plct rennnyivanra iiuat, Philadelphia, talked on trust Invent-, ments.

Several committees reported pending banking bills in the Jest- lature, M. Duplan Silk 15 du Pont de 1 dti Pont 109 Eastern Roll 4'i 2 where 2 lives anew In homelands "na pro terlal lhav will cnntrlhitte to the Warner Plo pf 18 If Nelsner iiros Warren Bros and cultural civilisation." Eastman Kod 83.