MARKET WELL SUSTAINED IN CITY AND SUBURBAN AREAS

Travelers Ins Co repts average of 90 deaths daily in U S in 1931

Auto Deaths Average 90 Daily In Nation's Record 1931 Toll

HEAVY REGISTRATION FOR OFF-YEAR SENDS TOTAL TO 1,546,170; City Enrolment Is Close to 1930 Figure, Indicating Big Independent Vote. TAMMANY DRIVE A FACTOR Efforts to Gain Control of the Assembly Roll Up Surprising Total in Downtown Area. WOULD COUNTER ACT EXPOSE Deal on the Judiciary Candidates in Kings and Fight for Manhattan Presidency Stir interest. 408,781 Registered in Manhattan. 1,546,170 REGISTER FOR THE ELECTION Richmond Registratiaon Gains.

BY-PRODUCTS.; The Fierce White Light. The Little Hatchet. Coming and Going.

Two important factors received particular attention at the homefinancing luncheon meeting called by Joseph P. Day last week and which was attended by about thirty presidents and representatives of the savings banks and other financial institutions in the New York City territory.  

Bankers Discuss Home-Financing Plans, Studying Ways to Ease Mortgage Burdens

Undergoing Winter overhauling; rumors of unsafeness denied

Mauretania Safe in England Despite Rumors of "Trouble"

It has been said that the Angel of Death in Mr. FRENCH'S "Death and the Sculptor" had something in her face that suggested" a friend and benefactress."  

A PATRIOT SCULPTOR.

Confidence in dollar being undermined in France by spread of rumors that U S plans wholesale inflation

FRENCH RUMORS SAP FAITH IN THE DOLLAR; Campaign of Insinuation Leads Public to Believe We Plan Wholesale Inflation. NEWSPAPERS ALSO ATTACK Reports Also Reach Finland, Which Prepares to Drop Gold Standard. Warn of Wholesale Inflation. Comment in the Press. FRENCH RUMORS SAP FAITH IN THE DOLLAR Finland Due to Go Off Gold.

Completion of the forty-eight-story Continental Bank Building being erected on the site of the old Johnson Building at 30 Broad Street is announced for May 1, 1932, at which time it will be ready for occupancy, announces L.J. Horowitz, chairman of the Thompson-Starrett Company, contractor.  

WORK BEING PUSHED ON CONTINENTAL BANK; Razing of Odd Building on Broad Street Site Entailed Difficulties.

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 10.-- Yale's football forces went down in  defeat today before a white-shirted University of Georgia team that struck with the swinging speed and power of a squadron of cavalry in old-fashioned open warfare.  

70,000 SEE GEORGIA CONQUER YALE, 26-7; ROBERTS, GEORGIA, GAINING FIVE YARDS IN PLAY THROUGH YALE LINE AT NEW HAVEN YESTERDAY. 70,000 SEE GEORGIA CONQUER YALE, 26-7 Tries to Start New Attack. Yale Resorts to the Air. Passes Into End Zone.

WEST POINT, N.Y., Oct. 10.-- The Notre Dame brand of football may be a bugaboo to strike terror to the hearts of many of the football elite, but to West Pointers it is nothing more than an old army game, regardless of the name under which it parades.  

ARMY SCORES, 20-7, AS 18,000 LOOK ON; Downs Michigan State Eleven in Hard-Fought Game, Passes Deciding the Issue. HERB MAKES FIRST TALLY Long Aerial Paves Way for His Plunge--Losers Register on Monnett's 63-Yard Sprint. Score With a Rush. ARMY SCORES, 20-7, AS 18,000 LOOK ON Many Thrilling Plays. Stage Brilliant Kicking Duel. Interference Is Perfect. Visitors Repulsed Twice. Double Spinner Puzzles Army. Cadet Forwards Excel.

Resolutions com of A F L Convention torn between general and specific modification pleas

LABOR CHIEFS CLASH ON DRY LAW STAND; Resolutions Committee Is Torn Between General and Specific Modification Plea: 2.75 BEER PLANK LEADS But Simple Declaration for a Change Is Urged by Some to Please Wine Advocates. BUSY WEEK NOW FACED Convention at Vancouver Expects to Wind Up Heavy Program Within a Few Days. Practicable Program" Is Urged. Convention Faces Busy Week.

WHEN President Hoover directed the Navy Department to eliminate its $139,000,000 construction pro  gram for 1932-1933, and to build only five of the eleven destroyers authorized and appropriated for by the last Congress, to all intents and purposes ...  

NAVAL POSITION OF THREE GREAT POWERS; Effects of President Hoover's Proposed Suspension of American Building The Action of Congress. Destroyer Strength. The Japanese Fleet. POSITION OF THE NAVAL POWERS IF AMERICA STOPS CONSTRUCTION

Preparations to remove the offices, vaults and entire personnel of the First National Bank, the first bank in New York City to receive a charter under the National Banking act of 1863, from its old and familiar tenstory building at Broadway and Wall Street to the newer building of the National City Bank at 52 Wall Street were begun early this morning.  

First National Bank Moving to New Quarters; Building at Broadway and Wall Held Unsafe

Mortgage loans totaling $101,023,616 were approved by the Prudential Insurance Company of America during the first nine months of this year, according to figures announced by the company yesterday. The total number of borrowers listed was 15,477.  

$101,023,616 IN LOANS.; Prudential Lists 15,477 Borrowers in Nine Months This Year.

PRINCETON, N.J., Oct. 10.-- Brandishing a powerful weapon in sweeping end runs, Brown's football eleven smashed through to an impressive 19-to-7 victory over Princeton on this pleasant Autumn afternoon.  

BROWN TURNS BACK PRINCETON BY 19-7; Splendid Interference Sweeps Aside Tigers--Buonanno Stars Carrying Ball. 25,000 ATTEND THE CONTEST Bruins First to Conquer Nassau Team Three Straight Years at Palmer Stadium. Brown Carriers Protected. BROWN TURNS BACK PRINCETON BY 19-7 Buonanno Tallies. Brown on 2-Yard Line at End.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.--The patter of little feet is heaviest on the pavements of El Paso, Texas, and lightest on the sidewalks of San Francisco.  

El Paso Leads in Tots Under 5; San Francisco Has the Fewest

PROFESSOR ROGERS might perhaps more exactly have entitled his book "The World's Present Economic Disorder," or "Is the Gold Standard  Functioning Rightly?" His analysis of the ...  

GOLD AND THE ECONOMIC CRISIS; Professor Rogers Contributes a Searching Analysis of the Situation Gold and the Crisis

The educational and spiritual values of the National Parks are brought out by President ATWOOD of the association in the September American Forests with so much sympathy and authority that his article should have a wide reading.  

THE NATIONAL PARKS.

CAPONE'S BODY GUARD AT TRIAL IS ARRESTED; D'Andrea, Carrying Gun, Taken by Secret Service Men in Corridor of Court House. MOVE UPSETS GANG CHIEF Miami Carpenter Regales Session With Details of LavishPayments to Him by 'Mr. Al.' Secret Service Men Busy. CAPONE BODYGUARD AT TRIAL ARRESTED Miami Carpenter Is Talkative. Witness Adds Many Details. Gangster Scowls Warning. Received one Payment of $250. Judge Simplifies Description. Capone Whispers Suggestions. Others Tell of Dealings.

Rental conditions at the present time, due to the general depression and widespread decline in personal incomes, have occasioned many trying situations between tenants and landlords.  

RENTAL PROBLEMS OF THE LANDLORDS; Difficulty Enhanced by Feeling That Existing Leases Should Be Reduced. BROKER EXPLAINS SITUATION Lower Income Has Caused Adjustments but Unreasonable Demands Are Often Made. Consideration to Tenant. Rights of the Landlord.

Erwin S. Wolfson, former executive assistant to Abe N. Adelson, and secretary of the Adelson Construction and Engineering Corporation, has organized a company under his name for a general real estate and brokerage business. Offices are in the Two Park Avenue Building.  

Wolfson Forms Realty Firm.

Yesterday was a banner day in football attendance the country over. Crowds assembled by tens of thousands in all sections of the nation to witness the gridiron struggles of their favorite college elevens.  

433,000 See 16 Important Football Games; Notre Dame Battle Draws Largest Crowd

SHERWOOD PICTURE FOUND BY SEABURY; Hunt for Missing Assistant to Walker Speeded--Said to Have Been in City. MISS McCOOEY UNDER FIRE Sister of Brooklyn Leader Faces Inquiry on Promotion to $12,000 School Job. Friends of Walker Deny Aid. SHERWOOD PICTURE FOUND BY SEABURY Aide of Farley Examined.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.--The annual report of the American Red Cross, part of which was made public today, shows that 433,000 former service men or their families received direct relief or assistance in filing claims on the government from the more than 3,000 chapters and the national organization during the year ended June 30, 1931.  

433,000 VETERANS AIDED BY RED CROSS; Direct Relief and Assistance in Fiting Claims Supplied in Year Ended on June 30. BONUS CHECKS EXPEDITED III Ex-Service Men's Hospitalization Arranged--Veteran Welfare Work Growing, Says Annual Report. Veterans' Families Cared For. War Service Work Growing.

October 11, 1931

Headlines from October 11, 1931

MARKET WELL SUSTAINED IN CITY AND SUBURBAN AREAS

Auto Deaths Average 90 Daily In Nation's Record 1931 Toll

BY-PRODUCTS.; The Fierce White Light. The Little Hatchet. Coming and Going.

Bankers Discuss Home-Financing Plans, Studying Ways to Ease Mortgage Burdens