St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 10, 1928

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eet eat. a ie Mo) 2 » the name a Brownie. And it’s nd up, and ith such a ‘im doubles me Continuca ee 7 Mtiwucd on Page 7 ‘Coleman t. ) . ed ae Be EOS ony Pa Tees at Z wk Be ‘NO, 95. pvou VOL. 81. ~~ — Ne a ee —— —-~ ST. LOU IS, MONDAY, DCE! — — ee ne a ne ee ti ING WS GENERAL EE tt '© INFECTION (COOLIDGE’S PROPOSAL FOR PRESIDENTIAL COUNTRY HOME INDORSED IN WASHINGTON SAN AND HEART NITION REACTS - S aes Members of Senate and House Generally Approve Suggestion—Tydings of Mary- land Would Sponsor Legisation. Fever Persists, With Signs | PRESIDENT’S LETTER TO POST-DISPATCH REPRINTED in Lung Improving.— Ruler Has Quiet Day, cenennnettty ; to the Post-Dispatch, WASHINGT ON, Dec. HE nationally important WONARCH WEAKENED = 7p) sonsily tnvoreaa BY STRAIN OF ILLNESS Coolidge’s letter to the Post- | Dispatch was reflected in its re- publication today, under major headlines On page one, by the leading morning newspapers of Wh s > —— _ Next Few Days Expected to Tire Sey. BY PRESS OF THE EAST | Cc | O O , the East. The letter was pub- Be ritica nes——\ueen || lished in full under a St. Louis . +}. || date line and with credit to the Mary Fails to Take Daily || anniversary edition of the Post- | . ° | Dispatch, by such newspapers i a Outing. as the New York Times, the oe New York World, the New icisih Svene 1| York Herald Tribune, the New By the va ate r) az 10.—-"Eie Male | York American, the Philadel- LONDON, >i paca ee wie phia Public Ledger, the Phila- ety had a quiet day, said tae | delphia Inquirer, the Washing- bulletin issued by the physicians to | ington Post, the Baltimore Sun King George at 8:45 o'clock to- and many others. night. ‘The signs in the lung hare CLOUDY TONIGHT, TOMORROW, will be slightly above freezing. Missouri: creasing cloudi- ness in south por- heeessarily be expected, but it does Mean that it is distinctly possible. Fleet street, great metropoli- fan newspaper center, and indeed the whole of the public have been the feluctantly forced to the conclu- tion, possibly fol- Gon that the next two or three lowed by rain be- days will be critical ones for him. ginning tonight Warning Read Into Bulletin. . tomorrow; The official bulletins from Buck- partly cloudy in inghata Palace have not given the north _ portion: S public much information upon not much change > opinion conditions Which *to base regarding’ thi aceuratl in temperature. un King s Illinois: Fair with increasing emergency Sunset 4:39; sunrise (tomorrow) Whether th: King’s physicians 7210, ; have real hopes of his recovery is Stage of the Mississippi, 19.1 Rot known. In accordance with | feet, a fall of 0.7%, custom, they are restricting their Views to then selves, those imme- WOMAN DIES AFTER BEING diately connected with the royal family and the Government. Even the officials of Buckingham Palace | loday were reluctant to discuss any } phase of the situation. | Queen Stays in | | HIT BY FIRE OFFICER’S AUTO Mrs. Cecile Beecher, 24, Injured Last Friday; 193 Motor Fatal- ities This Year. *alace. Queen Mary did not leave the | Mrs. Cecile Beecher, 24 years Palace this afternoon, much to the | old, 3904 Enright avenue, died at disappointment of a crowd which | the St. Louis Laptist Htospital to- Was eager to show its sympathy,|day of a fractured skuil suffered but Princess Mary drove out in an last Friday afternoon, when she Butomobije ad received salutes| was struck by a westbound Fire from the gathering | Department automobile in Delmar fficialdom at Buckingliiam Pal-! boulevard, near Vandeventer ave- ACO Watched close ly the progress of | nue. ‘the Prince of Wales us he neared ‘The machine was driven 4 “home to taku his place at the bed- | Chauffeur William Dohrerdor Bde Of the King. Preparations} who, with Acting Chief Thomas “Were Inade to expedite the late | Cody, was responding to a fire in Rages Of the fourney. It was|a garage at 5760 Delmai beule earned this afternoon that the de- ;vard. An inquest will be held to- ~ Btroyer Porth had been placed at! morrow. Ais disposal for the trip from Bo- | Mrs. Beecher's death brings the ene, France, to the English coast. | number of motor vehicle fatalities Sir Stanley Hewet and Lord|jny st. Louis since Jan. 1 to 193, as Dawson of Penn left the royal resi compared with 132 at the same dence short] ly after midday. time last year. The aighest pre- The t two physicians returned at vious number of motor vehicle 15 o'clock and spent 45 minutes! qeaths in St. Louis in a year was at Buc kingham Pal si Ce, It was au- | 192 in 1925. thoritative; ly stated that the Pe ee Fn ee A AARAPLPPALRS — “ change in Kine George's c ondi- | e™“On since this morning ( Morning brought ae renewed eam of inquirers and the crow ) | Walting the medical bulletin be- | F S8n to gather early. Strained by Long Illness. Is i / 11 Info : j , a ¥ . a ¥ } : ki / ¢ he rmation that King George RK me >A / yr) Somewhat exhausted by the ) OAKES) : a in of h's long illness produced | \ : Atlin of uneasiness today. His | >? wes - Ez. . . Yelcians, however, referred to | | ] ll ake You to exhaustion as the tnevitable h PI - Md stat d that his pulse was | tne ant ) , Ready. | It was recs ognized that the King’s!) The prospective buyers had pemtity tion had undergone a se- | called at the downtown office. tra Str . ais if “puwca ° thas “saga | Hope er expressed They had come in answer to a . iQ 4 ov "it. ; - ‘ , pa ‘ Brercon, had enough | Vitality +9 Business For Sale ad in the 1 se if ae results of this strain. Post-Dispatch. kj “USO Wi ; bave bhoee t neiur the : ‘ . “Ee said he w showing much So buyers and sellers are brought ’ 4 ‘ | ) ~ © and the will to get well. together through the Post-D: 3 ry] } ; : t } is nl le to help the patch D salinnen Opp: rtun J iT Se «rt , a aoe 4 r fight against his umns = it was felt that they would | ost-Di rues jar hay. | fr } } : f 1 The Py St > pate! : va ag Ma , +A ng Tt me 7 } ?? ol, ° hiy erate & mss tA I iuien more such 0 fers than dlis ‘ & . Th, Sis, ‘See a a other St. Lowts newspapers com: bol), ; Bias © LOPES mnedical ‘ bined i Signed bv Lord Dawson aoa wy — ee ( Se y number of the Post-Dispatch, fimproved. The fever persists, xul- though it is not so high as las’ RAIN PROBABLE TOMORROW evening and is due to some return} of the general infection which | THE TEMPERATURES. necessarily affects the condition of’ 1 a. m........ 33 {9 BM. ..e.ee 40 the heart.” ‘2 A. Meee eeeee 36 10 a. m ves eT Doctors Hewett, Puzzard, Rolles- 4 a, eres “4 io ‘Soon leh 49 on and Dawson signed the bul-} g°x milli) B42 pom) 52 letin. | 1 Bip: aa ade ; ae . p ny . +. Sse Setiehad: sid: oe the Ft gs — . high 49 (3:30 p. m.);: sesh oe @-LD the of “Although the I - 9) te tag ve > ‘ but enervating. Even so conserva- | 0" to receive a foreigner, the oth-; after. the call money rate had | By the Associated Press, tive a work as the Encyclopedia |*' Occasion being the visit of a{| dropped to 7 per cent for the first COBH (formerly Q Britannica says that Washington is | /Testdent of Bolivia. time this month. The high-priced i ‘whe rarterised by great humidity The President and all members} issues fluctuated wildly during the Ireland, Dec 10.—The rae c . ite a « e 8 ‘ P . . long continued ang somew hat op- | of the Cabit et AccomMmpanile d Mr. day, particularly Radio, which liner Celtic, which left New 1 : ~ av : i . . ’ i H] if Ve { ? ‘> Me ny ; > ’ sc) | ~ « " yé ; ? ¢ 7 a . pressive heat in summer.” Bs oover fr on ts Station ‘to the | closed at $305, a net gain of $9 aft on Dec. 1, with 253 4 ¢ ; . e~ | ssnerican “mbassyv, where the} er having sold as high as $318 and Hdte are the suintier S9mer 9S! t bresident-elect had lunct whee (au tee an Chrystek, Packard struck the rocks off Mocha. and August) mean and maxiinum/:, "o> - a len | was $275. Chrysler, Packard, ‘ rance peratures for ihe past 10 rears hRboout Z.ieae Hoovei went to the na- | Greene Cananea, Kennecott and ae the ent an of the % tempera eS t ) ast 3 Pere! Hann) no lon ay ; : a ‘ ts 5:40 a. m. today and at. as supplied by the local weather |‘ paiace and paid a formal call! Canadian. Pacific recorded net eer 6 ee ee oe : upon the Chilean executive | watnn ‘of abt $B to $16. while es : oaeee was held fast in 15 feet of 4 i irmiaests | Several Io | - oot Ct one Me ‘ , - is. » me har 21,000-ton White Star liner Celtic is fast on the Cow and Calf with the possibility that she 1 Qe ri orn a ee Yo. ry ) "Ss ¢ 7] a ates Year Maximum, Mean}, _ lal Meetings, a oe al i ste a ee “ 5 TOeRS s at the entrance to 26 cae harbor. break up. : ~ Lit Oficial program Includ: dl | Steel each closed 23 ener, : siieseiitilaihidhas tial way a a a a te — 1918 Re Abe: ie a. 74 | . , é | moo —— ——— i 1919 101 wn ah veral formal meetings between | Prices rallied briskly in the early ¥ ] a - oe ae s /1990 .. Qs 74 |i resident-elect Hoover and Presi- | forenoon transactions, accompanied | daT ROC “o oy im Pier te Geep | - oe) 64 -6'6 6646.68 RP eae = 2 ae *-* | den a a : ' j ae ‘es * / Perr ne pi {a nt Ibanez. Luncheons, dinners} by rumors that leading bankers rough ‘, eee ' ° as 1 r a acd 7 “5 and receptions, aS well as other op- had met on Saturday to come to liner oe son th eae pe , or Ee eae oe Ainbassador, and J. G. Lay, coun. | around midday, only to be routed 3 5 } The liner w a hole | 192 i “Ce . ce a ae ee 2 é ssa ee 2 ee 6.6: e 6-6 Sas |i ci}] - . , c = . si ? 4 Pi he r hull directly under her engine : )Citor of the Embassy, went to'Val | in the early afternoon, when the ith let Longworth Indorses Project. | Paraiso to greet Hoover and ac-j call money rate dropped to 7 per . eer ween on be : wheel Speaker Nicholas Longworth! ©OMpanied him to the capital with | cent for the first time since before lo weied we rose sass cae (Rep.) of the House of Represen-| the official’ Chilean party. | Thanksgiving. } Mruck the 20cks = whieh . tatives said he was sure that Con-| Hioover, President Ibanez and} Trading was at a rather slack} ; distance rd ye the “me at ee gress would give serious considera. | Foreign Minister Conrado Rios} pace in contrast to what —) Priweninne os: sa ‘tomeen Mi, . ; . : en ae : ee CG: llardo . : Rage aS A oe : ; - ae roe 2 oy ee . j . ancnor Oo Im . tion to any hill that mignt see k to tiks »Inan Open carriage draw Nn } Street now considers brisk activity. S d U d G U . oa tt BY OE cn open Carriage : we : k activity. | Students rged_ to o | Uncle-in-Law Iso Loses. ica been ta oroneu che eae ke | ra } eside nt ‘ gea ‘ fed ~ * A cA ait autiful bay ho SS ¢ ) ) e b k . } 4 ] c] d to ma h resident’s id y horses and | n anker, Who deciint d tl lot had been unable to . SeCorte>d hw . . at , ? ! . ; . s oes - bad | ul ; yi a tive, rseorted by a company of lancers| permit the use of his name, stated! Home Without Delay in| . Life and Son Suffers from |**" |i" rye ® , ‘* : * ry i c? > . ‘ a) ‘ . > ° ~ 4 P 2 , r Oe “The presidency,” said Speaker) ©@trying the stars and stripes and!there was no occasion for bankers H e hee Cccess- tion appears to offer a solution to} /t Was estimated that more than | written down far below current | dent B ooks | Skiff U sets. | | | 100.000 spect: whi r “ 'ful and preparations were made to 'a problem that everyone Knows | ah spectators packed the | quotations and that most bankers | anne ide ee inother effort to get her oft : i Streets fo ) > of Ie OrTea: ° - Pte /tTnaKe ¢ . ,exists. I have never seen the sug- | streets for one of the greatest dem- | probably were glad to see the orgy | special to the Post-Dispatch. # 1p : the next tide. For this reason gestion advanced before. but right onstra tions in the history of San- of speculation ended. although ar 7 | UMBIA Mo Tec 10 Ri oe Dy tiie Associated i Trees, Spice Pr * ainéd loff the b: ink there is | tis igo. — seat ' ial dal aia ak aie sis tt carer ule: eed ES: NORWALK, Conn., Dec. 10.—| members of the crew rem off the bat, I think there is merit they felt sorry for the victims who | aa bie . +] | 44 Presid lent Ibanez wore th ae | f " “ee 7 $) ' | cause of the pre valence ot in- Alton W Reynolds 26 years old, aboard the liner after the passenp- : » gener: pa. AaAnez f e - | failes ( ped the repeated warne-|/ - parry ae ; . mee Se ‘ : wd ee : ae ee ne st \ OR ne ee ren ‘ “ee ; - rhe ee 1 warn 'fluenza, the University of Missourl} oon of the wealthy family identi- | gers had been removed. Part of 1e legislative rrocedure a & ‘ le over rs oO 1e Jast few months. ’ we , Seas . " ietueg . | i aN ee Se yaakaghitesie at was in forma , , ) Bb fier aps | was closed, effective at 4 p. mM. to-} >. ith the Tobacco trade, lost | the crew was landed this after bring about a separate country es-{| "“™ tL formal morning dress. Although many individuals un-| fied with th vanews ? . ’ ress eae Welcome at Valpar | ) | day and students were urged tc Te-| i. jife Saturday while returning | the master and officers tablishment for the President is| m0 SS Vasparano. | doubtedly had taken severe losses, | turn 4o their homes at once. The|,.— crige gram, | Fe oard to supervise efforts | Isimple. A bill introduced in the| Mayor Lautaro Rosas of Valpa-|no fears were entertained in bank-|,-..0. oe ¢ Hygiene >| in a skiff from a duck hunting | @boar So»! seies lr: aiso and a large party Y Sr Pies o ; ; tentative date for the reopening ot trip Herbert Preston, his uncle- , float the ship. House authorizing the acquisition | : = 20 arty of Valpa-|ing quarters of any important fi- : iversity. as set forth ina bul-;.. A At 6:30 m. the ship. - j : , i raiso officia) } , Se : . : { the university, aS Set Lorthn th pont oom w. met a similar fate. Alton j 3 Pp. } of a site and the building Oot 2} ; € ij 1a = We icone ad the } resj- inancial casualties : a Wm-ia . ‘ ‘ auf i ; A Nn °S ati : e } ” . Buildings and Grounds. The hill ; as D passed through double lines! rgins on speculative accounts to /,, een ; e Se Se four how . r from th eee he 4 ’ if soldiers and ii. The first cases of the diseas ‘ a boat saving the vessel Wag might include the appointment of Soldiers and sailors standing :t!a minimum of 25 per cent, before | ¢ overturneG poat, yg tows " ids. - Kus ot oN ‘ Al pay : a were reported shortiy after thi } ) > wane found 10 > Very doubtful. Sixteen s conimission to he appointed he atte milion to il special train. the erash and SOE ral of the large } : Rud : es Ree vynold body Wal TOounGd i . | ;, iat : Maror MRosas ‘osent *, conclusion of the ThanksgivinS| gat from Peach Island, where he | ter were said to be in | the President or by Congress. Th: sean Osas presented Mrs. ones are reported to have advanced | idm ‘ ae. stabs f f the ¥ | : ai ' a. lloover with tw heantifiyl | holidays. I'riday and Saturday; , tte ted to swim after the boat rooms. Officers © | Public Buildings and Grounds C‘om.- ith two beautiful pieces! the average of their margins to meetin ; al . itt eS Dee ap ots Si vigh~: t . l insurance ; | ' of old Colonial s wr University Hospital was filled ‘teapsized during a-storm, The 13- ine and 1 . mittee could not appropriate thr . Nonial silver, ‘close to 40 per cent. ¥ > nH ? with: in. | — _— isit the ship tomorge Pee ry ‘ rc mae . Se Hlooyve r has mrepnyrs ] f bier. | ry?) . a . eee rr | 1ts capacity Ot beds With : ' ear-old boy, with } is body frozen =" ’ oy deste $ money for the country place. That pared for deliv- | Phe decline in stock ptices, as ' and 20 additional , . The Celtic carried] Te 44 Ould first be pussed upon ly he | cry tomorrow nf Santiago t he longr- measure d by the Associate ad Press fliena Cast ae + ‘ : x a i from the waist dow n, WiS found seumere ‘7 touriat 2 ae 7 ae est speec) he nad ' ' beds were provided. Many patient®) winging 18 ont reston’s | “CU Bel. er Ilouse Appropriations Committee | ‘ sn Speecnr to be made on his tour} industrial average, was only about wee a : co 1 for in sorority and a es ) oe cers and 119 third e ane after Congress had authorized the | thus far. The occasion of its deliv- 1o per cent although céyveral in- | are being caret aos ans vil : body has not been found. 6 ec = project In all th ro lery is to be a luncheon in Iloover’s | dividual j es dropped 25 to & » | fraternity hospitals, and today ad- While a youth Reynolds was a: °%**” Pia: 6 i ii ese ‘Oceed ro | ' : . - \ > } ] Ui SSues 3 | a wo ' , ae ‘ ; 4 ann . - a : carat honor after he has ) bee rant : ditional doctors from Kansas Cit’) etyudent at an exclusive school here rhe aceldent oce — I am sure Congress wouid realize | wee een greeted | pér cent. ) ' ‘old of 17 ] ne mnie .able weather, a col@# the er iO} sness o the , ] ’ ; i bv President Tbane Z iimsiatd ipilealaaitaeumiaiiiaite eatin ‘and othe aS itieS were be Ing sunt and elope ] a ' ith Miss Hiazel 13) = | PG he ne serious f the problem in-| ~~... ee . 7 ee? , ' ‘ing wi t volved.’ | "T ne list day on t} S. Marviand JAIL FOR BUYER AND DRINKER j moned ro ( olunibia. sjer, a rallroad ‘ miplove & daugh- pr? ind nad ling to pee ° sul : ry¢ ' ; >] ‘~~ Vi fi. | Was much as usual. The ship sped | | qt is likely that the Nattonal| ¢,, Reynolds subsequently was of c vi moval of ae * —* . “A : ee vo ; P " i . ba cae ae @ ¢ 7 . % Pe ob’, tas wehses approve dg the Pre sident’s | along the blea - "hile an coast at ‘ONLY WAY TO ENFORCE LAW’ | Student Federation ., OBB rl ras disinherited. Hie then became an | ma 2 toga Associ a ; suggestion more heartily than Sen-/15 knots and the guests spent | atta ischeduled for this week, will €] electrician, building up his own | **°™ Liverpool sal ator Royal 5. Copeland (Dem.),}/ much of the day packing for the | Chicago Judge, Denouncing 18th} jostponed, although no _ definite) pusiness. understood that 27 New York, author of the bill un-/trip across the continent of South Amendment “Situation of Hy- announcement has been made. Shortly after “is marriage and| Vestris disaster wer der which the stuffy Senate cham-|America. , | pocrisy and Chicanery.” Several iundred students [frot)| before the birth of his som Rey- | Celtsc when it ran ber is to be remodeled end given Kncounters Fairly Heavy Sea. | By the Associated Press. various states of the Union noW| nolds’ mother, who had married an | Calls Help By 7 a modern ven*ilating System, Se gt A brisk wind y esterday kicked CHICAGO. Dec. 10.—Judge Jo-|are on the way to Columbia f°%r| English Lord, and is now Lady | The Celtic ground *« ator Copeiand bras an sep oo pe as up rs fairly heavy sen whith caused i seph David of the Cook County the meeting MecekKendrick, offered her forgive- | still nearly high tide. 7 from the I NIVversity oO1 stig the Maryland to pitch and rol) ‘Superior Court declared last night Influenza is prevaient amovf | He ss. Under the impression that his | immediately told of er and for a long time was engaged j Seeaduy Hoover was little affect- that jail for the man who bought pe rimanse nt residents of ( Olum} ty motn er was willing to accept his tugs were rushed to her — in the practice and teaching -of|ed by the rolling and several times |liquor.and for the man who took |} also, but no deaths have been re-jwife Reynolds accompanied Lady | ers which were awal let > ligt . "Oe arc] ? a F y - iio . . i . . ’ kK ar ; ‘ y * es nie licine, He _was flealth Corn- took _ brisk walks on the deck. la drink was the only principle on] ported. | MeckKendrick to New York and in| harbor to take off aaie and p missioner of New Yorx City be- Phe Chilean cruiser Chacabuco! which the eighteenth amendment AL ,an effort to separate him from his | sengers proceeded to Feseue: lo fore coming to the Senate. which was accompanying the} eguld be enforced. PROPOSES CONGRESSION | wife he was placed nhoard a the passengers who were lined t “It would be a wondertul thng}| Maryland, tabored through the | “The fact is that.the eighteenth | TOLL BRIDGE INQUIRY steamer for Europe on her orders | on the decks and went over ae ;@ ‘ ~ > “4 ’ , : ‘ai . ; : . ; , ] ‘ing i | ; ifc "CC }- _ . ~“ yy } ; ; ‘ ‘ » t . 6 . ' W ould Re lieve Monotonows strain as Buenos Air? s. this being 2 pre- WwW hic h would bring abo 2 hy n se “8 ;cul ; ent re P;oOiutien su? mitt d today Low W ind, High Humidity c' nuse It struck on a ledge known as cor “There are a lot of fine Om Inan- cautionary measure upon which | ment would bring an exciamation | by Senator Oddie (Rep.), Nevada. | Pall of Smoke and Fog jand calf rocks. . ; . Sewn ts . i > . : hn r trey ri] ‘ : . ‘ ; : " | sions in the mountains of Virginia. |/the Navy insists of disgust, if not horror, from all| 4 committee of three Senators! A heavy pall of smoke and fog Entirely on the Rocks. , * ‘ » - - —— oe hy . o« ' : . ‘Continue d on Page 2 Column 3. last week noon, Hayes pala Page 32, Colunm 1, OR By CHARLES G. ROSs, Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Presi- dent American people, published yester- the fiftieth Coolidge’s suggestion.to the in anniversary that ‘eat for Presidents be Washington, interest day a country reti established near aroused extraordinary among a-ia group or representa- tive public men to whom it was communicated by the § Post-Dis- patch. The response was almost wholly favorable, and in many cases enthusiastic. The entire letter. of the Presi- dent, giving as it did an intimate View of the physical burdens of the Presidential office and the careful methods by which Mr. Coolidge has kept himself ‘‘The healthiest Prest- dent that the country has’ ever had,’”” was regarded as a human document of absorbing, interest. There was no dissent at all from the President’s statement that in rege Washington at times “‘the humidi- | einen HOOVER IN PARADE “AT SANTIAGO WITH Crowds Give Visitor Rous- a rm eee During Through | ing Reception Hour’s’ Ride Chilean Capital. iii LAST DAY ON SHIP SPENT IN PACKING Despite Fairly Heavy Sea, Next Chief Executive Takes Long Brisk Walks on the Deck. Pr Chile, Hierbert By the Associat d SANTIAGO, President-elect personally ss, Dec. LO, at railroad station by President Iban- ez on his arrival today from Val- paraiso on his good-will tour of Latin-America. Hoover was given a rousing re- ception when he reached the Chil- ean Capital. Only three hours pre- was welcomed PRESIDENT IBANEZ | | | j ; } iioover. RADIO DOWN TO the | | Chrysler and Packard Show 31. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service OE OR OE TNT a RE gay ON NL Lp FINAL EDITION * (Steck Market Closing Prices) ee eee MBE It 10, 1928, At PAGES. SO AT QUEENSTOWN ALL PA SSENGER Ss RAIN; TAKEN OFF ee ; 7 > —-———— ~~ ween TPCT.CALL MONEY PUTS STOCKS UP INDAY OF SEESAW | High-Priced Issues Advance After Wild Fluctuations When Interest Rate Is Reduced. $275, UP AGAIN Net Gains — No Con- firmation of Buying Pool 1 Port PART OF CREF ON BOARD IN EFFORT TE FLOAT VESSEE White Star Ship Th New York Dec. 1 Fa Ledge Under Point Light, NO PANIC AMC THE 253 VO oe ‘ a i" oS Cie ee $8.