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st. rim. Olobt DIES IN FALL I tmcgrat, Cljursball, ntorning, 2, 1.038. I 1 1 St. nu 6 rls 6 1obt-gemqtrat, orning, 1 'f' 2 1.928 II 7 6A 11 IN FALL I DIES I $3,800,000,000 BOND ISSUE BY SOVIET $3 800 000 000 BOND ISSUE BY SOViET FRANCE TO MANAGE CURTBSVRIGHT CO.

FROCE.TO MANAGE: -cimriccwiicwrrn GRILLED I GRILLED I EXPLOSION IN BEING 1TILDDIG FIGATEI) 'EXPLOSION IN BUHDDIG- Rriwn twrgirtniTrh Margin Demands Restrict Activity on Stock Market Irtlar Demands gin Restn-ct Achlity on Stock Market amerouli Stage in J. P1 tilorgan's Illness -Pass Dangerou EiniF III i Dangerous Stage: JUDGE REFUSES RULING ON JURY 'FOREMANSHIP 3 Says Venire Must Make SP-- lection Own Wayl Dutton Co. Case. 'A 1 The queauon often asked init-'ieldom answered as to bow a Nry selects Its foreman was propounded to Federal Judge Davis by Juror In his court yesterday. As a jury was about to retire to start deliberations after listening to testimony and arguments ter three weeks In a fire Insurance mit, Jerome J.

Schotten, a member', of the panel, Inquired: i "Your honor, what is the proper and orderly method of this jury se-letting a foreman?" letting a foremanr 'JUDGE REFUSES RULING' ON JURY FOREMANSHIP Report of Exchange Shows Effect of Requirements, Brokers Say. .0. I 1 1 44,,. Report of Exchange Shows i Effect of Requirements, Brokers Say. s- .,1 'V .1 k'''2) 1 Ai.

to I i t. izt. 1 lk -4wak," 40Ni 1-- --I'V- cueP. i 41 i' t''' 7--'1 1 4 e4 e- 0 I 0 t. 1 Origin of three explosions lowed by fire In the attic of two and one-half story brick flat build ing at 1861 North Market street, which drove 12 occupanu to the street shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday morning.

Is being investigated by police. Firemen, who extinguished the blaze after It had caused damage estimated at 11000, found a barrel in the attic half filled with an oily substance. sample of which police are having analyzed. Occupants of the building were awakened by tho first explosion and 'left ht safety. An Invalid woman livbg on the second floor was carried to the sidewalk by firemen.

Four of the occupants were children. A- young man who has not been seen since 4- o'clock Tuesday afternoon Is being sought for quo. tioning. Tenants in the building, which owned by Anthony Lo. duca, of 7315 Commonwealth ave.

nue, told police the young man has a key to the attic, which Is usually kept locked. of a two flat build- arket street, )ants to the o'clock yes Sing investi- men. who after it had ted at $1000. attic half ubstance, are having uilding were at explosion An invalid second floor idewalk le occupants has not been Tuesday aftht for gUtaim the buildings Anthony Lo. nwealth ave.

mg man has Leh is usually Attack, WhiCh Began Two 1 I Weeks Ago, Caused by i Clot Artery. 1 Dy Associated Press. NEW YORK, iJuly 1.The New York Times quotes a member of the North Country Community Hospital staff as saying that J. P. Morgan suffered an attack of nary thrombosis two weeks ago.

The physician is quoted as saytng that the dangerous stage of the ailment, which from the formation of a in one of the arteries leading I from the heart, Attack, Wil Weeks Ai Ciot i Dy Associated NEW YORH York Times the North Hospital staff Morgan suffer nary thrombos The physicia tag that the da ailment, which formation of a arteries leadirks 'o Att of ty 0- Y- le le le rt, et, 4.1 floructiz. Mar Ltat 21) Tam OLoss-Dintocan. NEW YORK, -July W. president of the Curtiss-Wright Corporation has announced the election of Charles W. France as vice president and general manager of the Curtiss-Wright Airplane Company, Robertson, effective today.

France will have full charge of the plant at St. Louis, which manufactures transports and commercial aircraft. Mr. France started flying in.1917 in Toronto, Canada, when he joined the British Royal Flying He served with the Royal Flying Corps for 18 months, spending most of that time in France. From 1919 to 1821 he worked as an engineer with the Nebraska State Highway Department From 1921 to 1929 he was employed bY the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company of Denver.

as an engineer. In 1929 he wu appointed division superintendent of Western Al! Express, which position he held until 1934, when he was appointed operations manager of Eastern Airlines at Atlanta, Ga. Later his headquarters were moved to Miami, where he has been located for the last year. Mr. France was boraIn Seward, Neb.

in 1898. He was educated in the public schools of Milford, and later graduated from the Unl, versity of Nebraska with a D. S. C. degree in mechanical engineering.

Interest Rates Cut 50-60 Per Cent on New Consolidated Loan. By Associated Press. MOSCOW, July Soviet Government tonight ordered issuance of consolidated internal loan bonds totaling 19,000,000,000 rubles which will absorb seven outstanding industrial loans. The interest rates will be cut 150 to 60 per cent. The order affects 50,000,000 bondholders, who were Informed the reduction in their interest payments will be made up to them in the form of strengthening the ruble and decrease in the cost of necessities of life.

It was officially stated that bonds of domestic loans placed abroad for foreign currency (interest-bearing, not the so-called lottery bonds) will not be included in the consolidation, and will be fully honored according to their original specifications Handbills calling on the people to exchange their old bonds for bonds of the consolidated issue will be dropped on cities and villages from airplanes. The new bonds, to be issued September 1, will mature in 20 years and will bear -4 per cent interest The bondholders will be grven until September 1, 1937, to make the answered Judge Davis, I've never been in a jury room when a foreman was 'selected and I would suggest that you jurors select him in your own way." jury then retired and de'llbcrated five hours without arriving at a verdict in the case of the Dutton Advertising Company for 500 insurance against theIrreneral Insurance Company of America as a result of loss claimed to have been sustained when its tprinting plant at 615-25 South Sarah street was burned on May 16, 1933. 1 I a I 1 1 I 1 1 I 4 I 1 1 1 1- i 1- I I I I 1 I 1 1 I I I I 1 1 a CHARLES HENRY NIE- MUTH, 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neimuth, who was killed in a fall from a second-story window yesterday when a screen gave way at his home, 2204A Cherokee street.

rime se tower St4 AND UP 1:111.11, GRADER, 620 Olive Dela Crowns, $3 to Tortb ReArooledis 60e Eats, Teeth Repaired pill Mouth X-Ilay, $5. unto a P.M. oesdays edD 12 OS PAL AND 1E-P 20 Olive Retraaindl. 60e aired SSA70 to 12 00 P.M. By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July New York Stock Exchange today issued Its compilation of members customers accounts which. brokerage circles said, showed higher federal reserve margin requirements had restricted stock market activity and hampered operations of large traders. The compilation disclosed 31.9 per cent of members' customers margin accounts "restricted" on May 29 and about 39.4 per cent on April 30. The report showed that approximately 29 per cent of the accounts were similarly affected on March 31, under the old margin requirements prior to new regulations which were promulgated by the Federal Reserve Board on April 1. Stock exchange officials refused to interpret the figures, merely stating that the compilation, based on data submitted by 420 firms, had been forwarded to the Federal Reserve Board in Washington.

Under Federal Reserve Board regulations the term "restricted account" applies to an account the margin on which has not been kept up to the new rate of 55 per cent of the quoted value of the shares therein at any given time. When an account thus becomes "frozen" a trader Is automatically barred from withdrawing cash from the account or making additional commitments until the margin is brought up to requirements. The head margin executive of a leading commission firm said the results of the compilation indicated the new requirements worked as follows: -The survey shows," be said, "that as the market goes down the margins increase the restricted accounts, thereby decreasing purchasing power; on the other hand when the market is going up the margins tend to decrease the number of restricted accounts, thereby enabling traders to operate without putting up additional funds." In some quarters of Wall street of the quoted value of the shares therein at any given time. When an account thus becomes "frozen" a trader ill automatically barred from withdrawing cash from the or making additional corn. "cc'un mitments until the margin is brought up to requirements.

The head margin executive of a leading commission firm said the results of the compilation indicated the new requirements worked ste follows: that as the market goes down the "The survey shows, be said, 'i margins increase the restricted ac- counts, thereby decreasing purchas- ing power; on the other hand when the market is going up the margins ten to decrease the number of re- stricted accounts, thereby enabling traders to operate without putting up additional funds." In some quarters of Wall street By Associated NEW YORK. July New York Stock Exchange today issued its compilation of members tomers accounts which. brokerage circles said. showed higher federal reserve margin requirements had restricted stock market activity and hampered of large traders. The compilation disclosed 31.9 per cent of members' customers mar- accounts "restricted" on May staff photo.

OHS SCHAEFFER, who was grilled yesterday by Department of Justice operatives, after he was charged in a warrant with his brother-in-law, John Rodgers, with conspiracy to kidnap William Combest, government witness in an automobile theft case, to obtain information from him. Schaeffer, an employe of an auto parts company, recently was sentenced to five years in prison for causing the transportation of a stolen car to Des Moines. He was returned to City Jail in of $15,600 bond. c-tuteller nu UI. auto parts company, recently City Jail was sentenced to five years in trans- prison for causing the portation of a stolen ear to Des 31oines.

He was returned to il in default of $15,000 bond. 1 WOMAN AND GRANDSON IN FALL DOWN STEPS Mn. Modie Dettrie, 59, of Sharon, fell down the steps list night while carrying her Ernest Dettrie 5 month old, at the home of friends at 3306 North Eleventh street and both were, injured. The baby, who Is the son of end Mrs. Ernest Dettrie Sr.

of Riverview Gardens, St. Louis County, was taken to the City Hospital suffering from a possible fractured skull. Mrs. Dettrie was treated at the hospital for a cut over the right eye. She Is visiting her son here.

nd Mrs. Ernest Dettrie Sr. of a rtiverview Gardens, St. Lotris Coun- ken to was ta the City Hospital uffering from a possible fractured skull. Mrs.

Dettrie was treated at the hospital for a cut over the right eya. She Is visiting her son here. 4 FORMER RICHEST ARRESTED IN AUSTRIA By Associated Press. SIENNA, July once known as Austria's richest man was arrested today for investigation On suspicion he was involved in fraudulent activities an internationally known banker, is believed to hays much of his former wealth. el, once known as Austrias rich- s' est was arrested today for in- vestigation on suspicion he wtup in- volved in fraudulent activities.

Boatel, an internationally known banker, is believed to have loot much of his former wealth. 1 BE IN savertravnica NEXT-FEBRUARY BE IN mitirl SOUTII-APnICA NEXT-FEBRUARY BE IN bad passed. I Dr. Everett C.1 Jessup of Roslyn, Long Wand, Morgan's local Ph Yidelan, also a member of the North Country Hospital staff, declined to be quoted and referred inquiries to the Morgan offices where a secretary said merely "'Mr. Morgan is perfectly all right now Resting Comfortably.

Earlier a son. Junius Spencer Iblorgan, had described his father's Mness as netritis. I Tonight the Financier was reported as resting comfortably at his East Islandl estate near Glen Cove, Long Island. He was brought home early to--lay from West Atianchester, Mesa At Mill Neck, Long Island, Morgan, who is in his sixty-ninth year. was transferred: from his special railway car by stretcher to an ambulance and taken away over a parrovi concrete bridgeway to the Island where and his partners live under a picked guard of for: Iner United States marbles.

Walking Causes-Palm He was pale, but waved languidly to a small group awaiting him it the station. The stretcher was proployed, it Wait said, to save him the pain of wanting. Late today the Morgan mansion was all but inaccessible. Inquiries Is to the financier's condition were Peferred to his Wall street offices, where associates said emphatically is was in no danger. "He's doing finefine," said Morgan's partner, George Whitney.

Going Abroad. A family spokesman said the Papitalist and I art connoisseur probably would start shortly on his mstomary annual trip abroad- Morgan had been visiting at the bad passed. Dr. Everett 4 Long Island, II elan, also a Country Hospii be quoted and the Morgan of tar' said me perfectly all ri Resting IEarlier a 8 Morgan, had Mness as netri Tonight the ported as rept his East Dian Cove, Long 131 He was brou -lay from West At Mill Neck tan, who is in was transferre railway car by indance and parrovi concret Island where live under a ber United StJ Walking He was pale, ly to a small 1 it the station. sraployed, it wi the pain of wa Late today was all but ins ss to the finani ran' au 131LLX-111111-u Year.

was transferred: from his ial ec concrete brigeway failwaY car by stretcher to an am- bulance and taken away over a svi to th arrow Island where an his artners live under a 'picked guard of for- lier United States marbles. Walking Causes -Pain. He was pale, but waved languid ly to a small group awaiting him it the station. The stretcher was sraployed, it was said, to save him the Pain cd walking- Late today the Morgan mansion was all but inaccessible. Inquiries ts to the financier's condition were Peferred to his wan street offices, where associates said emphatically to was in no danger.

'He's doing finefine," said Mor- ran's George Whitney. Going Abroad. A family spokesman said the Papitalist and 1 art connoisseur probably would start shortly on his nistomary annual trip abroad. Morgan had been visiting at the the survey was seen as confirming their contention that the new margin regulations have been responsible for a considerable part of the lethargy in trading since they became effective. Sales on the stock exchange in April, the first month in which the new regulations were effective, totaled 39,609,538 shares, compared with 51.016,548 in March.

Sales In may fell to 20,613,670 shares and in June the turnover was 21,428,337 shares. In other quarters the dullness in trading has ben attributed in large measure to threats to the stability of the French franc and other European political and economic troubles as well as tax uncertainties. Sales on the stock exchange in April, the first month in which the new regulations were effective, to- Wed 39,609,538 shares, compared With 51.016,548 in March. Sales in may fell ,,670 fll 20613 shares and i June the turnover was 21,428,337 shares. In other quarters the dullness in trading has ben attributed in large measure to threats to the stability of the French franc and other Eu- ropean political and economic trou- hies as well as tax uncertainties.

FEW BANKRUPTCY CASES TO BE HEARD IN JULY With the exception of a few casei already scheduled, Bankruptcy Court will be adjourned throughout this month, regular hearings beginning again August 3. This procedure is a usual sums mer practice in the court ual cases will be heard tomorrow and Monday, following which court will not be in session until July 13 and will then adjourn until August following four days of hearings, Referee John A. Hope said yester day. With th exception of a few casei regular bearings this month already scheduled, Bankruptcy Court will be adjourned throughout begin- nin arIn Au at 3. VI This procedure is a usual sum- mer practice in the court Individ-, ual cases will be heard tomorrow and Monday, following which court will not be in session until July 13 and will then adjourn until August following four days of hearings, day.

Referee John A. Hope said yesterl home of a relative, Mrs. Stephen Van R. Crosby, at West Manchester. The attack, his son, Junius and Henry Morgan, said, was suffered shortly alter he had attended Harvard University commencement exercises two weeks ago.

Douglas Gete Collier Trophy. By Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July 1. The Collier trophy for outstanding achievement in aviation for 1935 was presented today by President Roosevelt to Donald W. Douglas, president of the Douglas Aircraft Corporation.

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lor a a 0 sin ment States Attorney Robert Nash said Beach, who was employed as a bookkeeper for a Rockford (Mat-, tison-Greenlee service) corporation, had admitted defalcations totaling $2500. Nash asserted company officials claim a shortage of 00,000. EC1ROL UX-H REFRIGERATOR AND APPLIANCE CO. 363941 SOUTH GRAND YOUR BONUS IS SAFE IF YOU INVEST IN AN ELECTROLUX Permanent Silence No Novi's! Parts to Weir Lasting Efficiency Contioned Low Operating Cosi Fullest Fool Protection Savings That Pay for It arge family olio S219 SO ess allowance fence box 50.00 b0 OPEN EVENINGS Gland 3346 SPEND MARCH DAYS IN siricAoorla Check off yoitr droame li a nir Check off your dreams 'against this Itinerary the original and col.T Both Hemispheres cruise! Rio, India, Malaya, In winter. the Orient In spring.

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The attack, his son, Junius 'against this iiirtersu7 and Henry Morgan, said, was suf- fered shortly alter be had attend- ll -cf: Co a Permanen Silence the original and orgy Wig No Moving Parts to Weir Hemispheres cruise! Rio, India, MelePt, ed Had University commence- GOLF STAR INDICTED I I Lasting Entianed fficiency ow Operating Cost ra 144 Jam from New Yo Jam 7, In winter the Orient In spring. 32 ment exercises two weeks ago. FOR EMBEZZLEMENT ment Lrk up includirtg shore excursices. i States Attorney Robert Nash en 1 Si Faille" Feed Pretedie" By Associated Press. said Beach, who was employed as I 1 I 1 1 Savings That Pay for It Liberaturs ban your local agent ce Douglas Gete Collier Trophy.

ROCKFORD. July I.The a bookkeeper for a Rockford (Mat-, 7 Large family size $219 SO C171E4624) urxrrn irras, 1001 Locust St, St. Louis. Or By Associated Press. grand jury returned true bills to- tison-Greenlee service) corporation, Less allowance for ice bwe so.00 Paul Brown St.

Luis. partnerI.The WASHENGTON, July I day charging Charles W. (Chuck) had admitted defalcations totaling us, bi COOIC Es ION, 1 4 Collier trophy for outstanding Beach, 37, Rockford amateur golf 32500. Nash asserted company of- cLec--1 di 4 achievement in aviation for 1935 star, with forgery and embezzle- ficials claim a shortage of 340,000. as I 1 0 X- la la was presented today by President ay Roosevelt to Donald W.

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