The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 16

_THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER “New York Street’’--A Giant Wonder Way 16, 1922, BRIDE NOT IN COURT AS HE ADMITS GUILT STEELE TOUNA,HIGHEST| =That Would Reach Across the Continent |" netiie tit jeer, 8 8 EE). oe OH y, lonal eit + 1M 114 114 ‘ | 2, (2 e on tnen vorce Unless He Cleared | advance Rumely . 18% 19% 18% 184 | Nevada Consol . 16% io is A Name. Alr Reduction ... 63 0d 1% IWIN TGentral oe Rue lth Bit ‘ e e Michael Benedetto pleaded guilty of [Ask Gold Min. % = HIN Y ChE ABEL. 1% 01M OLY 5 6, > © | fore Justice Arthur S. Tompkins at] Allis Chalmers .. 52% 524 fh? Norfolk & West, White Plains to-day and was remand44™ aE Onan ae BT TK. HTK Bon awer ss Lr orth Amer pt Dincdtined’ feu Rumors — of ed for sentence, This was his third] Am Meet Sugar .. 45 Nor Pacifio. se ART RL te: arraignment for sentence on an Indict- 9 Oklahoma Ref .. Stock Dividend Melon ment charging the murder of Paolo 73% Seam ote. Letti, near the White Plains Fair} Grounds, last February. On each previous arraignment he Car Pary bt. Cotton Of ic Develop ¢ Gas & Elec, Pacific OM .. Believed Responsible. Speculation for a rise in stock CH «6 Pan Amer Pet a was confronted in the court room by 185 189% Pan-Amer Pet B. Prices which was renewed about two hie wife ot a yes \eibbd 46 SOY 79 72 Penn RR.. weeks ago was given further impetus : SF aL hack 115 115% Penn Seaboard white bridal gown, who sent him a amy Pere Marquett to-day by an unusual demonstration in United States Steel. This issue opened at 110, or a gain of one-eighth of a point compared with the closing price of last week Suddenly it burst into violent activ- ity and within the first fifteen min- utes of business it rose to 111 1-2, + gain of one and five-eighths points, the highest price since 1919 Although the new high for the stock resulted in heavy profit taking, Phillips Pet Plerce-Arrow Plerce-Arrow Plerce Oil pt. Pittsburg & W Va Pond Creek ..... Postum Cereal Pressed Steel Car Producers & Ref, Pub Serv of N J. Pullman Co .... Punta Aleg Sugar Pure Of . Piggley Wigsley Rand Mines . Reading Reading 2d pt. message that if he did not fight the charge and prove himself innocent she would divorce him and marry again. Each time he refused to take the plea of guilty to the minor charge. She was not in court to- His brother Joseph and Anthony Morelito are serving life yentencts on their confessions that they stabbed Lett! to death. Michael Benedetto's part in the crime was to act as sent to warn the other two if anybody w coming to the spot to which they had lured Letti. Linaeed O11 . Lina'd Oi pt Safety Razor 8hip & Com Bm & Ref Btesl Fay. Sugar . Wool . Anaconda .... Amer Metal . Quotations established this morning resulted in a new bigh average of Prices for the year industrial stocks. Ralls were also able to give & good account of themselves. Throughout for the morning there was a steady ab- sorption of the etter class of shares nd gains ranging from fractions to more than a point were the rule. — ————_—_—_ TWO DIE IN BERLIN RIOT AT PAN-GERMAN MEETING 26 Others, Hurt, BERLIN, Oct. 16 (Associated Press). —One civilian and one policeman were killed and three policemen and twenty- five civilians injured in disorders which broke out during an attempt to sup- press a pan-German meeting. The meeting, organized by the Pan- German League, was held in the Busch Cireus, Hundreds of Communists gatn- ered prior to the meeting and made a hostile demonstration. During the disorder two pan-Germans were thrown into the river, but were rescued, Numerous arrests were made, a STABS FRIEND, END, ESCAPES. Victim, in Hospital, Sa mare E Account fo: Act. Stabbed by a companion, he told the Police, Antonio Mazzarello, thirty-one, @ laborer, of No. 522 Hast 13th Street, was taken to Bellevue Hospital last night from in front of No. 610 Bast 13th Btreet. Sebastano Tomburello of No. 620 East 13th Street, who, according to the po- Ca: extend more than enough mileage left over to equal all the streets in elther Bos- ton or Washington. Buildings Every Hour. By Major Joseph Caccavajo (Consulting Engineer and Expert on Population and Statistics of the City of New York.) F all the streets in the City of New York were put end to end and Joined on to Broadway they would to Los Angeles, Cal, I with Assume for a moment that the wonders of New York were spread out from the Atlantic to Ocean with its 6,000,000 residents liv- ing, working and finding means for recreation and education five hundred thousand buildings, suf- ficient, cross streets, to line both sides of the street with a building on each fifty- along this Broadway, extending the Pacific in nearly with ordinary allowance for foot lot. 1-Family dwellings ...... 200,000 2-Family dwelling: 100,000 Apartm hous Hotels and busine: ings . Stables and gai Public bulidinge eh the: tres ... Special buil cellaneous One hundred and twenty- five new it and tenement buildings are completed ready for oc- cupancy on an average every working day throughout the year or about sev- lice, saw the assault, took Mazzarello/enteen new buildings every, working to the hospital in taxicab. Dr, Fein- | hour. berg found he had been bbed in’ the abdomen, The wounded man told Patrolman Landis he knew of no reason The assessed value of the land and for the stabbing. His friend escaped. | buildings along this wonder street has — VETERANS HONOR ROOSEVELT. Gpanish War Veterans and th families, numbering in all about 250, |] Valuation of $642 sessment for 192: just been fixed at $10,466,121,527 on the tax books for 1923, an Increase in 6,807 over the as- without counting an increase of $128,569,400 in the as- made the trip from Brooklyn to thelgessed value of personal estates which grave of Theodore Roosevelt in Young’s}is fixed at close to elght hundred mill- Memorial Cemetery, Oyster Bay, L. I., yesterday, and later visited Sagamore jon dollars for 1923. Considered from another viewpvint, Hill, where they were taken through the| the assessed value of the real estate Wages. Avérage it so engaged iia of $2,1 earners, $1,261.61. New York leads the country production of many kinds of manufac- of ail persons officials and executives receiving an average nd Wage in the tured goods and also produces a lar proportion of many others. Second at the present moment Never before In the history of the world have such values in real estate been approached, In addition to tae property carried on the tax returns there is real estate valued at over two thousand millions of dollars exempt from taxation within the cit On the elongated Broadway there would be more than a thousand school buildings with considerably more than a million pupils, as well as fourteen colleges and universities and hundreds of business colleges, pri paratory and special schools. ‘Libra- ries, Art Museums and educational in- stitutions unsurpassed anywhere on earth are to be found on the street as well as 1,500 churches of all denomi- nations, Twenty hospitals with 12,000 beds are maintained entirely at pub- lic expense by direct taxation. Some of the other wonders to be found on, over and under the street are: Two thousand miles of surface, sub- way and elevated railway tracks used by more than 2,600,000,000 passengers during the year. Nearly fifty million square yards of improved pavement. 2,789 miles of sewers. 3,933 miles of water mains which distribute the 700,000,000 gallons af water consumed daily. Several thousand miles of gas mains and electric conduits and 5,500,000 miles of telephone wires, pre-eminent. ‘Thre the women’s reagy- all the paper dr this count Seventy-four per cent. goods manufactured in States are produced the and lace goods, ished 90 per cent other precious stones w! ished in produced in New York, 40 per cent. over a quarter of the hats, In addition to several hundred thou- sand motor vehicles, which are regis- tered outside of the city proper, « large proportion of which are in the city every day, there are close to 300,- 000 motor vehicles registered by: city residents. Three hundred and fifty thousand out of town visitors are constantly being entertained in the fifteen hun- dred hotels which are among the proud boasts of the metropolis. The amusement places seat over million people and include: in the United States, Pleasure cars 204,304 Two hundred and sixty theatres,| Trucks ..... "63,997 professional instruments and seating 360,000. arallete occ. se 972 than half of the fountain Five hundred motion picture thes ‘Taxi cabs . 16,841 produced within the city limits. tres, seating 300,000, Dealers’ cars . +. 1,655 Seven hundred public dance halls Mastenieyelaa co, 2 ros seating 150,000. Baseball parks and athletic fields with seats for 150,000. Amusement places at beaches and summer resorts easily seat several hundred thousand more. ‘There are thirteen railroad terminals through which on occasions more than 4 million people pass a day. During the year more than 600,000, 000 persons passed over the forty-two bridges which span navigable streams and which cost the taxpayers $121,- 091,402.70 to build, ‘There are 32,590 manufacturing es- tablishments considered important enough to be included in the figures collected by Uncle Sam for the Cen- sus Bureau. These plants employ 825,056 persons and manufacture products valued at $5,260,707,577, With 6 per cent. of the population of the United States; New York pro- duces in excess of one-twelfth of all the goods manufactured in this coun- try. The workers in the manufacturing plants of New York City were paid a total of $1,131,994,192 in salaries and bacco. employing 81,434 persons. person: 118, facture food products and per products. employs 24,399. Altogether, On the street are 155 public and semi-public hospitals containing 32,000 ment. of the fur in New shops and half of all the millinery The city cut and pol- of the diamonds and ich are fin- this country and manufac- tured about a third of all the jewelry. Half of all the men's ready-made suits manufactured and a like propor- tion of the men’s furnishing goods are together with of the men’s shirts and Four out of every five pipes made nearly quarter of the buttons, 24 per cent. of the chewing gum, a third of the mirrors, a quarter of the scientific and Printing and publishing is among the big industries, as is the manu- facture of cigars, cigarettes and to- There are 3,167 printing and publishing establishments in the city, The wear- ing apparel industries employ 256,905 are employed in the motal industry; 62,845 persons manu- 448 pa- The leather industry Knickerbocker is the greatest manu- facturer in the world as well as the leading banker and the recognized leader in commerce and accomplish- In wea: ing apparel and outfitting the city 1s uarters ade dresses and suits are manufactured In New York, and for the women who make their own the city turns out 96 per cent. of s patterns made in of all United York one- more pens are Father trophy room and the library by Mrs,Jalone is increasing at the rate of Roosevelt sr, and her son, Capt, Kermit] §1, 65 a minute or $20.38 every Roosevelt. The veterans were led by] — Commander William Dawkins of Hub- bel Post of Brooklyn, IN NEW YORK T TO-DAY. bridge, pa" workers, ap Retall Credit Moen, dinner, McAlpin, 6 P. M. McAlpin, 2 Sorosis, bu meeting and lunch- eon, Waldorf-Astoria, 10 A. M. Pekingese, Club, “meeting, Waldort- Astoria, 2 P. American tievariat Club, meeting, Waldorf-Astoria, 1.30 F. M. Art in Trades Club, Exhibit, Waldorf- Astoria, 10 A. M. Boy Scouts of America, dinner, Penn- sylvania, evening. w York Claim Conference, meeting- ner, Pennsylvania, 3 P.M. Jational Safety Council, Commodore, 10 A. M. Drama Comedy, cards, Astor, 2 P. M. Cultural Circle, cards, Astor, 2 P. M, Chicago Women's Club, meeting, As- ter, 2 P. M. st. Erik Lodge, V Lodge America, meetin, upper, Astor, & P. . Latheran Society, meeting, Astor, § P. M. Catholic Unity League, meeting, As- tor, 8 P.M. ot meeting, | {°! IDAHO REPUBLICANS TURN ON SENATOR BORAH 16,.—The Idaho Republi- can State Central Committee will hold to the Wallace platform, which Senator Borah denounced at Welser and Merid fan, and proceed unhesitatingly with its campaign, according to a resolution passed unanimously late last night, Thirty-three of the forty-four countte were represented at the session cal to meet the situation created by Senator Horah’s “assumption” that he is Aght- ing for his political existence and his statement that a piece of blank paper would have been better than the plat convention in friends of Senator against his attitude nes bitterly 1 by gust Afelong Borah cried and political his Republicans opposes) _ CHILD KILLED BY While Dorothy Colombo, three, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colombo of No. 3200 Broadway, was leaning from @ window of the u nt over: looking a concrete courtyard yesterday she fell and was fatally hui Saved by Radio, Then Arrested As Result of Wireless Message identified Atkinson as the “life of the shipwreck.’’ They said he was per- sistently cheerful, MAY SEND STATE TROOPS TO CLEAN ‘UP ? CRIMINALS Crime Wave ¢ Hite Rock Five Killed. ROCK ISLAND, Ib Oct. 16, Rushing of State troops to Rock Island Accused a W Hidden Since 1878. LUMBERTON, N, C., SAN FRANCISCO, which saved the life of Leslie Dewey Atkinson last Thursday when the liner City of Honolulu burned at sea, yesterday turned against him and caused his arrest, To-day he was in custody on the charge of leaving with army funds from the post exchange at Pearl Harbor, near Honolulu. Atkinson's experience was recited In Oct. 16,—Radlo, four years, Joseph B, Kemp, at St. Augustine, Fla., Iyand— century. according to Sheriff Lewis, self defense, derer With Identity Oct, 16.—After wandering over the country and hiding his Identity from the police for forty- charged with the killing of Daniel EB, MeNeill, near Red Springs, in 1878, and brought here for trial, is now free under $4,000 bond and Is visiting his brothers and sister, whom he had not seen in almost half a Kemp does not deny he killed McNeill, but claims ‘The only living witness of ARRESTED FOR MURDER OF MAN 44 YEARS AGO arrested Bel- who 8 AKO, post- a copyrighted despatch published by |to ald in cleaning up the erlme situa-line kiling, Jt Is said, ts a brother of the San Francisco Chronicle to-day, |tion Unger sonsiieration toulay| MoNsill, which ‘s that Atkinson left Hono- | following the killing of five men tn ten Iyluiate a se ot ot Honolua) and days. i. s 5 The committee in charge of the benettt Identified him, Radio communication er eee anna eae eeea dee it Wa Maynard. Flying Pargon shot In an underworld dive | was killed in a flight several wi ren the Thomas and army officers |¥ehteraay, Another policeman was]announces this event. has been arl Harbor resulted in the order |gerjously wounded poned to Nov, At for his arrest Passengers on the City of Honolulu Robert Scotti, colored, was shot four elaborate flying bill and ot times and is expected to die, will be given at Curtiss Field. that gime an features . 148 West 142d four convictions. The man Alice Street on Aug. 7 Street, entered the apartment M. Clark at No. 315 West 166th rings, a and stole already ha. of watch and money to the value of $430. He was also identified as having entered the apartment of Mrs. Rose Brown, 2 West 89th Street, May 10 and having from her finger. In Fact Singers a protege of Trent on the Presidente to Miss whom Bave singer Milan, ted the marriage ne and was threatening ame his bride. The couple parents in Mittendorf, director: bank, have arrived loans to German came Inman Johnson, she was Bay Cotton Sappites. on the stolen a $3, i DEATH THREAT FAILS TO PREVENT WEDDING ‘Through With Ceremony Faster. Miss Louise Baye, a singer said to he who has bi studying in Milan returned home to-day With also an American married in the marriage was sudden because while she was en- gaged to Mr, Johnson, an Italian insis- would take place unless she Weat int, Wilson. sald violence went to the home ot her jourtain Lak ead lassie GERMAN FINANCIERS HERE. Directors of Borlin Nank Come to Dr. Georg Solomonsohn and Dr, Ernat the Diskonite Gesellschaft, Germany's second largest at the Hotel Ambas: sador and are reported to be negotia- ting with New York bankers for private manufacturers, 3 of No. night of 00 ring CRI&PT po pt Chile Copper Chino Copper .... Cle Cin Ch & St L Coca-Cola ........ Col Fuel & Iron.. Col & Southern .. Columbia Gas Columbia Graph Comp Tab & Ri Consol Gar .. Consol Textile Cont Can Corn Products Corn Prod pt Conden Copper .. Crucible Btoel . Cuban Am Sugar. Cuba Cane Sugar Cu Can Sug pf .. Davison Chem De Beers Mininj ony 126 + 120% 49. oy her Dr. Solomonsohn last night refused to con- firm this report. terials, « eae ered The Diskonto Gesellschaft is heavily interested in the German textile indus try. The visit of the two bankers is in- tended to bring about a credit arrange ment for German buyers of cotton ma- NON-SUPPORT MADE States and’ Canad. The addition was EXTRADITABLE CRIME U, S: and Canada Enter Pact Con- cerning That and Desertion OTTAWA, Oct, 16,—Wilful desertion or non-support of minor or dependent children has been added to the Ust of extraditable offenses between the nUited mi je as the result of a supplementary convention signed at London on May 15 by United States Am- bassador Harvey and Lord Curzon, British Secretary for Foreign Affairs ‘The convention was ratified on July 28 and become: publication, EAS Sterling, 4.43 1-4, off 3-4. .0751 cables, Lire, demand, off .0004. ,0698 1-2; cables, Marks, .0003 7-: Drachmas, 0265, Swiss cables, .184! mand, Pesetas, demand, up .0001, cable 676, off kr., demand, .1821 0010, Danish ki cables, 1096; 041 fr. Prices realized on Swift & beef in of enreans nding Saturday, Oct demand, Belgian fr., demand, off .0004. 8888; cables, off .0003, ~~». —__ FOREIGN EXCHANGE OPENED TER. 4.43; French fr., demand, .0751 1-2, off 0006 1-2, 0419 1-3, demand, off .0007. 0000 1- cables, } cables, » 0699, up 0268; demand, 0006, } cables, ., demand, York" i) iments ‘sold ‘out, ranged from 7.00 20.00 cents per pound vt. cents per pound.— and averag effective ten days after! cable 1847 Guilders, 4e- 3891, off .0008, 1527; cables, .1620, Swedish kr,, demand, ,2672 Norwegian 18 sales pany Cty “tor nh ship- nts to Del & Hud Del Lack & Dome Mines Du Pont Eastman Kodak Elec Storage Bat Exchange Buffet - Endicott-Jonn Erle . Erle iat pt . Erle 2d pf Fairbank Famous Play Fisher Body . Fisk Rubber Freeport Texas Goldwyn Pic .... Gen Am Tank Car Gen Asphalt Gen Cigar . Gen Electric .. Gen Motor Goodrich Granby Mining Gt Northern pf Gt Nor Ore et Gulf State Bter Hudson Motors Hendee Mom Houston Ol ..... Hupp Motors Hydraulle Steel Illinois Central . Indiahoma Ret Int Comb Inspiration Cop Inter Con Corp. Inter Cons Cor pf Inter Mer Mar... Inter Mer Mar pt Inter Nickel . Inter Paper . Invinelble O11 Iron Products . Island O11 . Jones Bros Tea J Kayser > City So, City So pt. Kan & Guit Kelly-Spring’d . Leheigh V: P Lima Locomotiv Loew's Ino Lan. Mother Load .... Mcintyre P M . Magna Copper .. Mack Truck Ine, M T Inc Ist pf. Mallison & Co ... Man Elec Sup Man Shirt M St Ry prior pf. Marland O11 in Rockwell . Matheson Al... Mex Seaboard Beab ct ..... *Moon Motors . Maxwell Motors A Maxwell Motors B Mexican Pet .... Miami Copped . Mont Ward ..... Manhattan ct ... National Conduit. National Biscuit Nat En & Sta ., 1s 215 6% 9055, 23% 15% 40% 48% 24% 138, 149% 1% 16% 66 17% 204 8845 25% 15% 40405 451% 46 2% 138 (18 14014° 140% 43% 43% 80 186% 35 20% — 20% O45 5 a8 1 198% 8 Ind Rea «i Prod $8 Rubber which was to be expected, it con- > RWeatase rs ane Agee domes, gt | menmteiea See y a : iv . | Replogle St . Haged bas uols peel all of UPHOLDS RIGHT TO LEVY au Birm & At. 24 hah Rapiplis. wee gain. Dealings in it were nearly five AX! “hats Mane 28's 124 | Republic Btecl pe times as aeavy as any other issue, SPECIAL INCOME TAXES re al gt® ath | Reynotas Top pe B There was no known explanation U. S. Supreme Court Austin Nichol i 90% 38%) Be a wen Bros 2 for Steel's unusual activity and chusetts Law Valid. rvirtesseupalbngs M0% 190% 150% 1 ge & San F pt strength, In some quarters it was WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—States have | Raitim's & Ohlo pf at ere, believed that the thanagement had] With Surface, Subway and the right to levy a spectal tax on #Uatopilan Mining . Savage Arms Aecided to follow the lead of the yaled Tacks Extend} Incomes for a special purpose, such as} Pen greet y Seab Air Line ... Btendard Ol Companies and dectare| Elevated Tracks Extending auiabenasise 6 publls) ‘aclionii) Wiel BIR etn Bape iitsea Oopoer a stock dividend, to be charged] 2,000 Miles of the Way It Supreme Court held to-day. baths ied oleh Sinclair OM... against surplus. But there was no] \y, , (ernie This was announced by the court in Sloss Shetteid SRAeRUeRI ie tha otaimine “and Tei poet aa | Nohettiag the snl tela. State law Buln Rap Bo Bor leo 8: se CUE or 2,590 4 ‘actories of 1919, placing a sp@clal tax on incomes | Bkn Rap Tran cts rs aie terests who usyolly are reliably in ’ anufactories, to raise funds for paying higher}#rown Shoe pf... aa faeae er formed regarding Steel Corporation 110,000 Apartments, ties to public school teachers. Brunswick ‘Term . Fostwal : affairs were skeptical as to its ac- ce . : ‘The Massachusetts law was attacked | Butte Cop & Zihe BO otNJ.. 500 Movie Houses by W. W. Knights, of Hopedale, [Butte Superior ¢.. SOofNJ pt curacy. f Wor who contended that | Beech Nut Pkg. Stewart-Warner At any rate the demonstration in 300,000 Houses, the special tax was illegal in that it|Cal Packing . discrhhile Cie. % savoring + “forced a certain group (the income udebake Btec! heartened traders endeavoring to 1,500 Churches, lay payee cauhee am bude reel Siuamrante establish a higher price level and the z nou Ga tine Wy all take peyetec oF Submarine Boat. entire market with very few excep- 1,000 Schools, the State.” een Aweets ot Amer tions was higher 1,500 Hotels, NEGRO GETS 14 YEARS Cen RR of Ne J. 2 honor uae eee Constderabie stress was laid on the 260 Theatres Givi cae Texas Co... 51% 50% 60TH fact that the Government's recen‘ oe Saeet FOR TWO BURGLARIES & Ohio .... Texas it Ye SRPAE SM TREOUIOEOI N00) 4 128. [Det 155 Hospita Gullty of RobMag Wemens Alrenay lenis BLN texas Coal. Oi cent. bonds was more than three 14 Colleges, Had Four Convictions. Chi Gt West pt. Sree ee 22 times oversubscribed. The public's ; : Concurrent sentences of four and ten | Ch! Few Tool monetes Feed 77 > e Chi Mil & St P. Yr response to this* offering, will, it is And it Would Cross 42 years in Sing Sing were imposed on|c m & st P pf ‘Tol believed Iead tow large aggregate of| Bridges, Have 13 Railroad Jullus P, Johngon, @ Negro burgier, by [Chi & Northwest Wiles Saat offerings by corporations. Terminals and Add 17 New Judge Koenlg in General Sessions} CM BI & Pac. ’ L- = ‘ to-day. Johnson, whose home was at Aicohol ity. Utah Copper .... Utah Va Caro Va Iron C & Vivaudou, Wabash Wabash RR pf A Weber & Wells Fai West Western Westinghouse Wheeling Wheel & Wickwire Wilson ¢ Overland Overland Libert Ist 4% 99.86, off 0.02; off 0.04. Opened firm. s Wheel, Simms, 50 Securities. . Vanadium Steel. Maryland. Chem pt Inc RR. Hell. reo. éL LE pf. Steel. Corp .. Corp pt pare eas LIBERTY BONDS. y opened 100.68, up 0.02; 99.90; 2d 99.80, off 0.08; sal c 34; 1, International Petroleum, 23%) ; National Biscuit, 32%, Vacuum, 68 dio, 44%; Cities Service B. 8., Standard Retail Candy, 6%. 9%; oO! outstanding features of one of the active New York Curb Ex- change stocks is anew weekly feature of the Investor & Trader This publication,devoted exclusively to New York Curb Exchange stocks, contains late news, price range, developments and current opinion invalu- able to the man who is interested in thesesecuri- ties, Ask for copy of October 14 issue Jones & BAKER Members NewYork Curb Exchange © _ Direct Private Wires New York Chica Detroit Three New York Offices 505 Fifth Ave. 225 Fifth Ave. St. 4th 99.80, off 0.06; Vio~ called 100.98) URB Gulf Oil, 63%, up g Philip Morris, 18) Up %F off 8; Ra. 20%, off] 1 of Indiana, 128% Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Cleveland + Mur. Hill 7120 + Mad. Sq. 1377 + — Broad 7150 9