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f? PAGE TEN DAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER IS, 1S33 Special Funds Transferred to Relieve State Crisis OPENING SPECIAL! - - - Reprtar - -- OIL PERMANENT WAVE $350 CRAMER'S Beauty Salon hr .Joseph Mipni" Ce. Vil CKh-ereity Are. Ph. 7722 Ye* Cftifg* Account tnvitea 3P BOARD MEETS TO ACCEPT STOCK MARKET, , , ____. ,, ; Eleven Killed By Sunday Traffic VETERANS' WARRANT OFFER in This Stale StM HOKHSl'OrK.S | Coast CoO&E 1st pfd... ; SACRAMENTO. Sept 18 i-P-- More than $3,000,000 m special funds became available to the state tc*day to a\ert, temporarily, the necessity of paying slate em ployes and relief clients in war- Controller'Harry B. Riley an nounced that with the expected apprcrraj of Governor Cuibert L. Olson he would transfer $420,000 from eight special funds to the general revolving fund. The board of control will meet today to accept. Riley said, the Moke e $2.99 pu. chase o# any of ihtst fuller Poin' crd the coorbincTicf! wegoiiAeeod Table it yowi for only te mofet fuller Pyre Prepared "Haute" Poial--Porch lT6eck 'ain*--Decorel Enome!--Fij{. erweof floor Enamel -- lin ear, Speedite, FuHertpor and Speeded Vornithet -- Fyfie-r- -- Pure Prepared Primer. NEW YORK, Sept. 18 (/P)~The Crown Zeilerbach ^opm. .. Board By the Associated Press Eleven deaths, all but two in Eitfetaaas. Fund, IS^^ance fright" today and leading stocks General Motors com.......... toppled 1 to around 7 points, the Golden State' Ltd ... the present $2.000 000 :n IOC's would be disposed to the vet erans' board. The transfer of the $420,000 wul raise the cash in the revolv ing fund to $1,024,000. .The amount. Riiev'said, is more than sufficient to meet current pay roll claims of approximately $500,000. . day's traffic accident toll. A 12th of Healdsburg, died-in a San Ra fael hospital todajras-a result of injuries. ' The dead: ; Richard Holloway, San Fran cisco, killed when he fell from ; an automobi^; Eugene Allen, 24, Fresno, killed when-his car ran iinto an irrigation ditch, as he, ! was pursued by police, to cite him worst setback since the start of the war boom nearly three weeks Selling was fast in. the first hour, slowed down on intermedi- diate recovery periods, and picked up again just before the finish when the ticker tape got behind. Closing prices w'ere about the lows of the day. - Transfers approximated 1.800, 000 shares. Lockheed Aircra'ft Corp.i. Natomas Co Capital.......... North American Oil........ J Pacific Gas & E com..,. Pacific Gas & E % ptd..~ Pacific Lighting com.----Pacific Lighting $5 di pfd. Pac Pub Service Co pfd.. Pac Tei & Tel pfd.............. Richfield com...................... Shell Union Oil com. Soundvlew. Pulp .... Southern Pacific................. The state controller main i for speeding: Orval Gibson, Pico, Steels led the forenoon retreat, Standard Oil of Cal. .n___ tained hope bankers will change fatally injured when his car but these received a little aid Tidewater Assoc Oil com. 1 their minds and resume the pur ; overturned: Louis Yountsey, 10, later when the American Iron & Transamerica ...................... chase of registered warrants. [killed when his bicycle was in Steel Institute announced mill Union Oil of Cal................ Failure to sell $5,000,000 worth ; collision with automobile at operations this week would be up Western Pipe & Steel com. of warrants recently developed Maywood: Octavia Barrav, 1?, 9.1 points at 79.3 per cent of ca the financial dilemma. . killed when automobile struck R.lcy stressed the cash was ' telephone pole in Los Angeles: (Judith Thearle. totally injured transferred from special funds 'vhile Irving to cros* Pasadena which Attorney, General Earl : street; Raich Sonne. 48, killed pacity, highest level in more than two years. Touching off the initial back slide m stocks, brokers said, was Wail Street s somewhat gloomier STOCK AVERAGES (Copyright, 1939, by Associated Press) - ~ Satur- Mo. Todav. dav. ' Ago. Warren held could be drawn on 1 by hit-run in Los Angeles: ' view of European happenings 30 Industrials . 72.8 74.8 65.1 to carry on the operations of tne `George McKaln, Maywood. lulled over the week-end. including the 15 Railroads .. 20.4 21.4 16 8 government. The funds tapped ; when hit bv car as he crossed sweeping Russian invasion of Po-' 15Utilities ... 38.0 38.9 37.7 s street; Airs. L.. V. Minor. 55. land, the seeming collapse of the 60 Stocks ........ 50 8 52.3 46.0 Contractors license board. $50.- ;Santa Ana.. fatally ..injured m Poles in their_confhct with the OoO, corporation commission, marshal fund. SaO.ubQ, fa.r and exposition $25 000 furn.iure ar.d bedding m^pecLon $-0 3u j state park maintenance, STo.000. . ''olh,= ,T'n Fred M Muncma 28 Nans, sinking of a large British Tnrecn. A~m : k Itori rar Indio airplane earner and signs ..the Eiwell D. Morn5; Ca>>nco Ruled Germans wtre stiffening res.st- n <h-u i s ne?r R-ve rs.de *.e on the western front. Cal cr'"'1'* es 'etched a c au , !- the f,- t NEW YORK STOCKS <nrn month" rf I0'5'* *hr' CM'- (Compiled at Close by the BOND AYERAGES Satur- Mo 1 ortav. day. Ail 20 Rails ___ 59.2 ' 60l 55 6 1-9 Industrials 7 97.5 97.9 99.7 to Utilities .... 92.6 93.3 96.2 10 Foreign ___ 44.3 47.9 - 57.7 No interest wih be paid on the tor*"'a Safe*v Ce re.l m^V-d. Associated Press) Clo-e . Wheat and Com Futures transferred f_r.es ana the state Ir-mn d "umn' -"d 29 147 American Can ........ 108to CHICAGO. Sept. 18 t.-Pk--Wheat will reimburse the loam.ig de Am Rod & Sid San. 10 -dosed: September 84}4. Decem- Driver Accusedpartments as soon as possible. Riley expects to pay tne Yetor- Am Tei & Tel . Anaconaa.................. Of Drunkennessmv* Welfare Board 3 per cent m- ;rr^` t on me $2 000 000 :n relief Atch T & S Fe........ Rr~cnx A\ .at vi .. v..rra:.ts February, when BethiCneir. Stul .. the ratc.v.I. d e increased-to 5 per cent m Cvimpl.ance v ,th le- Borden ...................... Gus Salinas;. - San Francisco, C&uforma Packing . v a* bt.ng held m Redwood C.tv Caterp.Ilar .. Rov Pparp.VUl-er today on a charge o? driving Ci.rjsjer Corp .. v. hue under the influence cf Columbia G & E.... Comohdat^d Edison 10 31*4 28to 2'8'U 83^ 2P8 57 83 ' ; b -r 25 to 855s. May 86 to S-T-*. Corn closed' September 57. De cember 557s to 56, May 5-3to 58. POULTRY, BUTTEk' SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1933 Tredf- st*f Vj-t*! N-w Service quote* FOB Price* to S. F. Price RefH U>ve Dresse Gets Bit On Thumb Officer Ben Hickey of Palo Alto Douglas Aircraft . yesterday afternoon. DuPont .................. BROWN'S . Two pupp.es playing w.th a bor.e got mad and began to fight yesterday afterrux-n So Robert , W. Mead, 11. o! 5S5 Calnornia , avenue rushed 1:1 to separate i them. ' I But all he got for his trouble The officer reported that Sa lmas drove his dek\cr> truck at 65 miles an hour m an erratic manner on the Ba.wnore high way, until he was stopped near Willow road. Local pol.ee went to the sc".e Electric P i L ... General Electric . General Motors . Crtat Ncrtharn PH hit Tel & Tel .......... Kf'merot: .. Montgorr.erv Ward . 379 University Ave. Palo Alto 9061 was a bite on the left thumb &c- after a nearby resident reported Pac Gas & E .. 1 cording t-o information received : the presence of a suspected Packard Motor I by the police drunken drner on the Bayshore Pid. Cxr Emrub tc SUel Seal-' Roecu.k Svu'hmr, Pac.f, USE THE PRO Sparry Corp , Sn.nch rd O.. of Stodibuktr 70 174 S34 sr 51\ 2S 1? sr