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SEES y ganado ell titulo alberto
de l~nglaterra.
Young Stribling no Sc aga
rr0 nj retranc0 anoche. LIE SOL
taron al fin y peleo como un
campe6n, avanzando sobre ell E.
nemigo hasta dejarlo tendido.
Won Porat, por otra parte, pa
recia asombrado por las inespe-
radas acometidas de Stribling.
De todos modos no pudo enca-
rrilarse para pegar con nlngu-
ma de sus manos durante ell bre-
We combate.
81, senior. Soltaron al fin a
Young Stribling en- presencia
de 20,596 espectadores, que Sc
marcharon convencidos de que
81 puede derrotar a Max Schme-
ling Y Jack Sharkey 81 lie suel-
tan tambien contrt ellis. AVIAN
70 Stribling como un leon enjau
lado a quien de repente Sc lie
diera libertad, do una izquier-
da Y Sc puso cerca de Otto con
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-Ahora-prosigui6 sentan-
dose a su vez enfrente de ell
va lie escucho; que tiene que de-
Crime?
-Thibaut Y yo no hemos per-
dido el TEMPO, y ha querido la
fortuna que lograsemos 10 que
deseabamos mejor de 10 que
Icreiamos.
les decir que va saben don
de vive Ramoneau?
ST, y ademas hemos hecho
otro descubrimiento.
i Importante?
Para la policia, va 10 creo.
-Veamos, veamos-dijo Lui
sa revolviendose en- su asiento.
-jQuiere listed que lie cuen
tie como pasamos la noche, des-
de ell principle?
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mlseria y del vicio desvergon-
zado... Antics de abrir 70 Ia
puerta toda aquella genie gri-
taba, reia, cantaba. Nuestra a.
parici6n fue seguida de un 81
lencio cast ldgubre, y todas las
miradas Sc dirigieron a noso-
tros como otras tantas bocas d.
canon. Bien a las claras pudi-
mos yer que no Sc nos hacfa buo
ma acogida en- aquella sociedad
Sin desconcertarnos fuimos =
sentarnos al extreme de una
mesa, donde habia tres O cua-
tro sillas desocupadas, Y lie pedi
a la tabernera una botella de vi
no.. Durante unos momentos
slguleron mirandonos con des-
confianza, hasta que una yaz
eonvencidos los parroquianos
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dos lados; pero icaramba! ca
ras como aquellas no las habia
visto nunca. La verdad, 81 hu.
biesemos entrado tan solo por ell
gusto de bebernos una botella,
habrfamos huido asustados.,.
Algunos, borraehos va, dor
milan con la cabeza apoyada So
bre la mesa. Los otros, mas fuer
ties sin duda, seguian bebiendo.
Hombres y m~ujeres fumaban.
Elias, astrosas, con Ia mirada
languida, lasciva, babosas, ofre-
clan un espectaculo, repugnan-
te, triste. Al olor del vino Y de
las bebidas fuertes Sc mezcla-
ba ell del hume del tabaco. V de
las pipas aculotadas. penetran-
tie, acre, infecto, Y algo todavfa
mas repugnante: ell hedor de la
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de que no eramos de la policia.
las miradas fueron menos tor.
vas y bien pronto dejaron de
llJarSe en- nosotros. Sin embar-
20, pareclan molestos: So ale
gr!a Tue menos rumorosa V sus
paIaoras mas comedians. A.
pro'echamos la indiferencia
que habia seguido a la descon.
llanza con que nos recibieran
para hacer con la mirada IN .
Conoclmiento del lugar... En- ell
londo de la sala, en- un rinc6n
uonde llegaba apenas la luz del
gas descubrimos a I'm indivi-
puo que tenia sobre la mesa una
up" una botella de aguar-
olen'e' Solo, fumando en- pima.
nc parecia interesarse DOR 10
que pasaba a 81 alrededor. 10
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bre, pero con ciertas condicio.

bre, pero con ciertas condicio-
mes.
Rompiendo su silencio des-
pues de haber sido reconocido
como campe6n, Ell joven aleman
manifesto que esta Iisto a pc
lear con Sharkey, bajo ciertao
condolences. Solo dos de estas
fueron mencionadas.
Demanda ell conquistador de
Sharkey, por foul, que Sc le
de su Immediate libertad de Ar
thur Buelow, ell manager a
iaien destituyera hace mas de
un ano pero cuyo contrato no
expira hasta ell dia 13 de octu~
bre.
Segundo, que Graham Nc Ma
NEE no transmita la pelea por
Radio, daGo que este cometi6
muchos errores en- la interpre-
taci6n del primer encuentro.
La proclama de Schmeling
fue dada a conocer- por conduc-
to de su manager, Joe Jacobs,
cuyo proceder ell dia II, EN- ell
ring, probablemente gan6 la ba-
ITALIA para ell germano.
Leyendo entire lineas los cri-
ticos opinan que la pareja vol
vera a pelear en- Septiembre, no
Obstante las dificultades, y que
ell Garden podra hacer frente a
esas condolences y a las otras
que no Sc han citado. va ell Gar
den ha ofrecido a Max pagan la
; parte de Duelow en- la batalla
de septiembre y esta suma pro-
bablemente librara al germano
de la 'atadura' con su manager.
Una vez quitado Buelow, ia
cobs Sc presentara a la comision
atletica con su contrato de ma
mayer y sera acceptable.
Dicese que ell aleman y ia
cobs va han convenido en- los
terminus del documer+0.
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ST, ST, necesito saberlo to-

ST, ST, necesito saberlo to-
do.
-Pues vera listed: fuimos a
la Gale de Rigoles donde pronto
encontramos la taberna que bus
cabamos. Vaya una idea lla-
mar taberna a aquello! Entra-
bamos dando las diez. En- medic
de un humareda densa Y pesa-
da, que amenazaba asfixiarnos,
" que envolvfa la luz de dos me-
cheros de gas, como para i'm
pedirles que alumbrasen con de-
masiada viveza la sala, vimos
sentados alrededor de las mesas
a una veintena de individuos,
hombres Y mujeres, de los que
renuncio a hacerle ell retrato.
En- otro tempo frecuentaba yo
las tiendas de vino e liza a to-
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Durante 40 amos P. P. P. ha
dado alivio a miles de perso.
mas que han sufrido de debili.
dad, dolores, erupciones de la
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
orfgen en- la pobreza y debili-
dad de la sangre.
P. P. P. renueva los cor
pusculos rojos y hace la sangre
Irica y pura. Cuando este Sc
obtiene desaparece ell sufri-
miento, .regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera su condi-
ci6n saludable.
Dele que lie devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesga un centa-
I've en- usar P. P. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
deVolverle su dinero 81 no que
Ida satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es la fe
que tenemos en- P. P. P.
SConsentira listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendose debil,
cuando puede gozar de buena
salud, fuerza Y felicidad?
C6mprelo hoy.
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una dura derecha sobre ell cora
ION. Otto trato de pegar con am
bias manos a la cabeza; pero sus
golpes Sc perdieron. Stribling
trat6 una derecha a larga dis
tancia. La descargo bien; mas
era demasiado larga para eau
sar daio.
Cambiaron derechas a la quiz
jada. Young Will estremece a
Otto y este Sc agarra. Separa-
dos ell de Georgia lie acomete con
ambas manos, a la cabeza y ell
cuerpo. Won Porat trat6 de Gu
brirse y fue obligado a retirar-
Sc a una esquina neutral. Strib-
ling lie alto ALI. Cuando rompie-
ron otra vez, ell noruego retro
cedio hacia la asquina de su. RI
val. Ali lie sigui6 Young Will y
/, lie asest6 dos duras derechas So
bre ell coraz6n. Otto quiso altar
10; pero el Sc solto, al fin, y
dando ell Elective gancho IL
, quierdo contra la punta de la
quijada. Ell noruego cay6 hacia
atras y su cabeza peg6 con te-
rrible fuerza en- ell tablado.
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un j6ven fuerte, duro, a quien
falta experienced y habilidad.
Tommy es un boxeador dies
tro, de gran experienced, que
fuera uno de los Eases" de 81
categoria y que todavla sabe
combatir y r~esistir.
LA 1nica ventaja del CANA
gueyano es la juventud y en-
este caso,. 81 Tommy mantiene
su resistencia, de POGO lie valdra
Paula ha anunciado que la
calidad del main bout del lu-
mes lie obliga a aumentar los pre-
clos; pero que la "subida" Nc
conmovera nj arruinara a los
"fieles".
Felix Ignacio, boxeador fill
Pine que dice ser Ell campe6n dt
peso de mosca de su pals, ha 81
do contratado para pelear con-
ira Gilberto Rojas.
Otra vez volvera a pelea!
Trenton Vaughn, protegido de
promoter Griffith. Franckie P(
rez ser& su oponente.
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crime algunas palabras; asi que
Sc marche quisiera hablar con
ell senior conde. iQuiere listed
hacerme favor de suplicarle que
me conceda una breve entrevis-
ia?
-Voy en- seguida a avisar al
senior condo.
Jose Sc alej6 y cast al momen
to entr6 Boyer en- ell cuarto.
-Venga, venga-le dijo Lui-
sa,-ya lie esperaba.
Cerr6 la puerta anadiendo:
No convene que nos OIL
gan.
Y volviendose hacia ell obrero
lie cogi6 de la mano y 10 condu-
10 al otro extreme del cuarto,
donde lie hizo sentar en- un ST.
Il6r.
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BOXEO
YOUNG STRIBLING PUSO A
DORMIR A Won PORAT

Chicago, JUNO 21.-Soltaron
anoche a Young VIII Stribling,
ell rey de los frenos de cana. Sol
taron al j6ven que ha estado re
corriendo todos los caminos del
pugilismo, cast siempre victo-
rioso, contra Otto Won Porat.
LIE soltaron en- ell primer round
y antes de que este hubiera pc
sado ell noruego Sc hallaba ten
dido sobre La resina, acostado
por un terrible gancho izquier-
do a la quijada.
81, senior. S~oltaron a Strib-
ling anoche y TODD ell estado de
Georgia tiene derecho a quemar
ell aceite rojo, porque justamen-
te unas pocas horas antes otro
georgiano-Bobby Jones--habid
derrotado a los golfistas ingle-
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GONZALEZ CONTRA
OROZ

En- la noche de hoy Sc batiran
en- la Habana, Luis Gonzalez,
ell "lenero', y ell espanol Martin
Oroz.
Ell tampeno Sc ha ~preparado
bien para ell combate y mucho
lie convendrfa derrotar al his
PIANO.
] Pero de la capital Guiana nos
l.dicen que Martin es un "hueso
duro de roer".
/ Manana, 81 la lluvia no 10 i'm
, pide, la incognita quedara des-
cifrada.
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Obras recibidas:

ODraS reclbldas.
Ell Nuevo Robinson,-Campe
La Carload Cristiana.-Perez
Escrich.
Quo Vadisa-E. Sienlliewich.
"a Mujer Addltera.-Perez
Escrich.
FL Mundo Marcha.-E. Pelle-
tan.
Dia y Noche de Madrid.
La Novela de las Horas.-M.
Ugante.
Ell Desquite del Viejo Mundo.
LIE Rouge.
Ell Paraiso Perdido.-Casare
Gil.
Hygiene del Matrimonio. F.
Montau.
Amalia.-J. Marmal.
LIBERIA DE
1908 Ia. Ave. Phone Y1367
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BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Con Benton de pitcher los "ro
jos" de Cincinnati volvieron a
derrotar a los dodgers. Lopez
fu6 mandado a batear. de emer-
gencia y lie dieron la base.
Brooklyn 1c, 5h, 2e; Cincin-
natl &c, Tn, De.
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CLASIFICAD0S

BUNGALOWS PARA VEN
DER o NEGOCIAR
Gale IL 1924.
Holmes 1865, entire las ave-
midas 20 y 81.
3a Avenida 2314.
Long st. 220S, cerca de Pal
metto.
POGO al contado, Ell resto CO.
modamente. NJ. O. SOUDER,
Florida 1927,
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l G E SURESTE

Aver Sc jug6 a la pelota de
noche, en- Montgomery, Alaba-
ma, presenciando ell desafio
mas de 10000 personals. Ell Sell
ma pudo mantener su marcia
de avance y su posici6n en- ell
primer puesto.
Selma &c, 19h, lie; Montgo-
merry 4c, 6h, Be.
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Filadelfia sc, 12h, lie; st.
Luis 7c, 13h, De.
New York 4c, 10h, De; Pitts
burg. &c, 13h, lie.
Malone domino alos Braves
deiandolos en- seis hits.
Boston &c, Oh, Re; Chicago
|7c, Oh, O.
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Sc DESEA

Ahora eS ell tempo para conner
Ear SUI curse mercantil, de ne
gocies. Nuestro metodo de ense-
hanza inrensiva y superiores
facilidades nos habiIitan para
encontrar empleo a~los gradua-
dos. Glasses diurnas y nocturnas.
Pagara a listed concurrir q un
c0legio como
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
OF TAMPA, Inc.
Telefono Ass Tampa y Cas-
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TOMMY WHITE CONTRA
DOMINGUEZ

Una pelea facil sera la del lu-
mes para Tommy White 81 es
Ecierto que todavia conserva agi-
lidad y vigor.
Tony Dominguez, primera fl
gura del establo de Pedrito, es
La gaceta., 1930-06-21

New York, JUNO 21.-Max
Schmeling, primer campe6n de
peso complete vencedor por
foul, esta dispuesto a pelear
con Jack Sharkey, en- Septiem-
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DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES PADRES.
TALES HIJOS'
Por
Henry German
Henry German

nor vizconde de Lucerolle dara
a su padre grandes satisfaccio-
mes.
10 dudo-replic6 ell viejo
servidor bajando la cabeza.
va 10 vera listed, Jose, va
10 vera listed.
Que Dios la olga, Luisa pc
70 mucho me temo que sea ESQ
una illusion.
-Jose-anadi6 Luisa,-pro-
bablemente la persona que vie
ne a verne solo tendra que de-
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p. 2

LIMPIA CIENTIFICAMENTE
LA SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
PRODUCIENDO CARNE
SOLIDA Y MUSCUtO
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81 Sc LIE LIBRA DE BUE-
LOW Y Sc BUSCA OTRO
ANUNCIADOR PARA Ell
RADIO, SCHMELING VOL
VERA A CON
SHARKEY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-26

LONDON-Bar silver I61zd. unchanged;
forward 1850. unchanged; gold bars 65s
l2sd. unchanged.
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swine MARKET
HOLDS STEADY
AT CITY YARDS
General Trend in Cattle
Strong; VeaIS Sell
Higher.

A steady market with prices IN
changed from Tuesday character
lied hogs this morning at the city
stockyards. The TX, $50 to 300
pounds. sold for So to $3.50, early
top holding at $3.50. Receipts were
estimated at 4,5o1; noldcvers were
11s.
General trade in cattle was strong.
Receipts were 300. Vealers we're so
cents higher, selling at $11.5O down.
Calf receipts were 300.
Lambs moved up SO to IS cents
this morning, the bulk selling at SO
to $8.75. Top price was SO. Re-
ceipts were 1000.
Chicago hog receipts we're 24,O00,
including 5000 direct. Holdovers
we're 5000. The opening was fairly
active to shippers and around 10
cents higher than Tuesdays aver
age, or steady with Tuesdays best
prices. Several loads Of $50 to go
pound weights at 1925; best strong
weights butchers held higher. Cat
tie receipts, $4,000; calves, 1000;
market steady. Sheep 10000, Is
cents higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-26
Chicago Grain Table
Killed by Fumes From Truck

CHICAGO Nov. 2s.-Carlots. Wheat 4
corn. ST. oats, II; rye. /. and barley, 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-26

Detroit Edison Company declared regu-
! lar quarterly dividend OF 81, payanIs Jan
| IS. record Dec. 20.
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PRIVATE BOND
SALE CHECKED
indianapolis Union Railway
Must Offer Bids.

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The
interstate commerce commission
today refused to approve the private
sale of 100000 worth Of bonds
of the Indianapolis Union Railway
Company to the Union Trust Com
paay of Pittsburgh, controlled by
Secretary of Treasury Andrew W.
Mellon and his brother.
It ordered the railway company to
sell the bonds through competi-
tive bidding. This is believed to be
the first move of the commission to
force competitive bidding on rail-
way terminal bonds.
Sale of 100000 in bonds of the
Indianapolis Union railway to the
Union Trust Company Of Pitts
burgh was consummated July %,
1880, subject to approval of the in
terstate commerce commission.
Since that time, according to w
J. Daniels, secretary-treasure OF
the railway, the matter has been
progressing through legal channels
Following the commissions order,
competitive bidding on the bonds
will be undertaken at some near fu-
tllre date, it was said.
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Deaths

Mildred Virginia King. "a, city hospital.
cerebro spinal meningitis
Amanda Sanders. 81. 11os North Mis-
souri,. cerebral hemorrhage.
John Daniel. 81. 427 West Seventeenth,
arterioscierosis.
Henry Hutchinson. SO, city hospital.
loher pneumonia.
William Albright. 50, Methodist hospitals
jay Goldman. 90, 81 South Illinois.
Lula Z, Love. 40. Methodist hospital.
carcinoma.
mitral insuffciency
BENJAMIN Howard. SO. city hospital. lobar
Patrick H. Lally. IS. 1918 North New
Jersey. chronic myocsrditis
Alfred Lauter. So, St. Vincent's hospital
general Septicaemia
Bertha Nav Mott So III West Thirty.
second. cerebral hemorrhage
Wilfred A. La Bonte So 2S09 East River
side Drive. acute nnyocarditis.
Betty Jane Adams s months 222 FULTON
lobsr pneumonia
Sarah Ann CordraY. 70. Methodist hos
2ital. acute mvocarditis
Joseph Hefner 49, SIS North Bossrt
pulmonary tuberculosis
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MARRIAGE Licenses

laborer. and Mayme v. Stone. %. Of Is
North Addison. clerk
Fred Gibson. %. of173e Arrow, laborer,
tenth
Albert f. Otto. 50. of Ben Davis, sales
man; and Anna NJ. Davataz. u. OF SAL
Rev j II. Richardson. so. of 1905 Co.
lumbia. and Matte Briggs. SO. of 1903
cal1estcr woods. Il. of $500 Wheeler.
porter. and Irene Murrell, 10. of 1905 East
Seventeenth
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-26
SCOTTISH RITE WILL
CONFER HIGH DEGREES
Glass to BE Initiated at Cathedral;
New Officers Are Announced.

Twenty-ninth and thirtieth de-
grees in Scottish Rite will be con-
fered on class of candidates to-
night at the cathedral with Edward
H. Mayo, lieutenant commander,
ard j. Clyde Hoffman, chancellor,
presiding.
Thirty-first degree, under direc-
ton of James H. Lowry, standard
bearer, and the thirty-second and
final degree, under direction of
Horace G. Anderson, conmander-in-
chief, will be given Friday night.
The following have been elected
officers of the class:
Thomas L. Locke. president; John ".
Webb. first vice-president; Bernard L. Web
ster. second vice-president: Joseph K.
AXE, orator; c. K. Rowlison. secretary:
Walter L. Shirley. treasurer. and Herbert
L. Sudrins. historian.
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1essing's Inc declared regular quarterly
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Average OF thirty industrials. for Tues,
day was 13547. Of 2so. .5Verags OF
az twenty utilities was 66.o7 Of 50, aver
aye Of forty bonds vas 1857, OF o.
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FIRM REPORTS
SEND FUTURES
MART UPWARD
Trade Confident Corn viii
Work Higher; Oats
in Demand.
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Nov. 26 - Wheat
opened steady to fractionaly high
er on the Board of Trade today.
strength in foreign markets encour-
aging some buying in the deferred
months, but mostly in the way Of
evening up for Thursdays holiday.
Liverpool was dull and idle. but
somewhat firmer on the uncertain
Argentine conditions. Corn was
more active and has fair fractional
advance on the weather and with
wheat. Oats were quiet but firm.
Liverpool Stronger
At the opening wheat was I'M
changed to s cent higher. corn was
X to 8 cent higher and oats were
unchanged to 4 cent higher. Pro-
visions we're steady.
Liverpool and Buenos Aires were
much stronger than expected today.
Liverpool being IS to 81 cent high
er at midafternoon and BuenoS
Aires opening 4 cent up.
Conservative interests believe that
the later Russian reports suggesting
that the Soviet was through ship
ping wheat for the winter, if true.
will improve foreign conditions and
have a strengthening influence in
the United States. The present dis
position is to conf1ne purchases to
the dips.
Oats in Demand
The action of corn Tuesday was
a distinct disappointment to the
trade. The cold weather is IN
doubtedly increasing the feeding
and further curtailing the move
ment, but the advance was lost COM
pletely Tuesday in a wave of profit
taking. The trade generally has
much confidence in ultimately
higher prices and is inclined to buy
on the setbacks.
Oats showed an air of indie
pendence and has not been as quick
to break as the other grains have
been. The cash demand is excel
lent. The shortage Of feed crops
in United States and Europe, it is
felt, must make itself felt soon and
traders expected better prices.
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STOCK SHARES
Sell DOWN IN
SLOW TRADING
Losses Range From FraC-
ton TO More Than Point;
Steel Steady.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrial. for Tues;
oay was 1891. oh z.se % sverIags o.
~ twsntv utilities was 6so7. OF IS. Aver
sve Of forty bonds vas 1857. OF .o2.
b. United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Buying in
The merchandising stocks helped
arrest a decline on the Stock Ex-
change today and around noon the
market was gradually turning up
ward
Heavy dealings we're noted IN
MONTGOMERY Ward and Sears Roe
buck in the mail order group, while
Woolworth featured the general
merchandising divisions. These
were up / TO more than 2 points
Macy also was firm
Steel Leads List
United States Steel led the in
dustrials. Steel reviews, published
today, contained more optomistic
than pessimistic items and these
soon had good effect.
Despite the poor showing IN
October automobile production.
automobile shares picked up with
the general market. General Motors
made progress around noon on the
Iron Age statement that Chevrolet
production would be stepped up by
10000 cars in January as compared
with December estimates.
Oil shares held about steady de-
spite the sharp reductions in crude
output and gasoline stocks. Utilities
picked up from lows. Rails we're
practically unchanged and coppers
failed to move.
The rise of Sears Roebuck and
Montgomery Ward revived runors
those companies were to merge.
Denial came from Chicago, how.
ever.
Equipments Unsettled
Equipment stocks we're unsettled
by the action of directors of Ameri-
can Locomotive in reducing the
regular annual dividend from 81 to
81. The latter stock held steady,
as this move had been discounted,
but American Car and Foundry,
which is controlled by the same in
terests, dropped points to IS on
fears its dividend of So annually
would be reduced to the same fig
IRE as American Locomotive.
other dividend action included
declaration of 50 extra by George
w. Helme Company, and so cents
extra by McKeesport Tin Plate Com
pany.
The item Of interest in the rail
division was a sale of Joliet g. Chi
cago at 157, up 221s points from
the last previous sale, made more
than a year ago. This sale, how
ever. was Cancelled later.
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zonite Produc Corporation declared
able Dec. 10, recor- Dec. 2.
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wesson OF, and Snowdrift Company;
INC. declared regular quarterly dividend
OF SO cents on common, payable Jan. /
record Dec. Is.
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Building Permits

Polar Ice and Fuel Company. building
northwest corner Twentieth and North
western. 81 800.
Model Creamery. addition. 1850 Beecher.
=. Smiley. repair. 2,7-ls west Walnut
Capitol Motor Inn. Inc :. pump and ga
rage. $3.50 North Capitol $1,000
St Vineents hospital. erpairs and alter
atoms $500
walter Kelly Company. dwelling and ga
rsgs. $3.50 Forest Lang. 5000.
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The City
in Brief

DR.. 1. ]. Good, president of Indi-
ana, Central college, was the speak
err at the weekly luncheon OF the
indianapolis Real Estate Board IN
the Indianapolis Athletic Club to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-26

segaI Lock g. Hardware Company de-
clared regular quarterly dividend of 1914
cents payable Jan. 6, record Nov. 2o'
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CALVES AND VEALERs
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Other Livestock
By Times Special

. tEtOo
LOUISVILLE. Nov. 2e.-Eogs- Receipts
600; market steady to 15c higher: SIS lbs.
up, S7.ee: 175-S25 lbs. $3.50; 1S0~175 lbs.
$40; 1870 lbs down. $40; roughnss s675;
ket. steady; prime heavy. steers. $40 .50
heavy shipping steers. s6:5oq8; medium 81 ~
$3.50; good to choice cows, $4G5.25: me-
dunn to good cows. S3.25d4; cutters. $50
3.25; gamers. $2@25o; bulls. $3@5; iced
Receipts, 100: market. SOC higher; good
to choice. $7.50@9.50; mediums. $500
$50; common to medium. $3.50@5.50.
Sheep-Receipts. so; market steady; eve
and wether lambs, $3.50; buck lambs, $3.50:
seconds. $4@4.5o; clipped sheep. S2@3.
Tuesdays shipments: Cattle. none. calves,
none. hogs. 154; sheep. none. This mar
ket closed THURSDAY
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Honolulu Consolidated Oil Corporation
rieIfenant declared regular quarterly
dividend Of so cents payable Dec To-
record Dec. 5.
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National Surety Company declares
ree,ilar Quarterly dividend of s1.25 pay
able Jan. 2. record Dec. 1e.