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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
WHITING SEES
UTILITIES PLAN
GROUP BANKING
Unit System Likely to Die,
Chicago Man Declares
at Convention.

Control of the banking business
Of sections and even of the nation
by central banking organizations in
the same manner as the utility, steel
and other big business is controlled,
Is the possibility of the future.
This is the prediction of Lawrence
Whiting Of Chicago, president of
the Boulevard Bridge bank and
chairman of the board of the $40
100000 Indiana Limestone Company.
To 500 members of the Indiana
Bankers Association attending the
midwinter meeting at the Claypool,
today, Whiting explained that,
reared In Indiana where the unit
system prevails, he is in favor Of
the retention Of the unit plan, but
indications of the past few years
point to the growth Of group and
branch banking.
Legislation Necessary
Whiting pointed out that legisla-
tion which will liberalize the
methods Of national banks Is
necessary If detection of these banks
10 state charters is to be forestalled.
legislatures steadily are enlarg-
ing the sphere of operations of state
chartered banks while the national
government adheres to the business
methods now out of vogue.
In the future, we may see banks
In Indiana and other states con-
trolled by the central banking house
in New York, as steel and utility
companies control their type of bust
ness all over the nation.
Many private banking houses of
this nation are buying into the CEN
trail banks of Australia" Whiting
said
Branch Offices
The control of smaller banks by
q large banking house will be effect
ed through exchange of stock and
what it eventually will amount to, is
a banking house in New York hav-
ing banking houses in other cities"
"The investment trust principle"
was discussed by Hal Lee of New
York. vice-president of the Lee
Stewart Company substituting for
his father, Thomas J. Lee, who was
stricken Ill Wednesday.
The afternoon session was devoted
TO a discussion of the profit POSSIBLE
tiles of the trust business by John c.
Mechem of Chicago, president Of the
trust division of the American
Bankers Association, and a round
table consideration of bank admin
tStration.
Strickland Gillian of Washington
will be the principal speaker at the
banquet tonight in the Riley room
of the ClaypOol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
Statesmen

We have position open for three men
who can tell the truth in a convincing
manner. Men who Qualify are assured
permanent employment with good pay and
plenty Of opportunity for advancement
regardless OF your present connection. 1t
VIII gay you to Investigate. For inter
view see MIR. BOYD. 1O2 S. Pennsylvania
s.. . ?. ~. md ~ y. M. o1lv
Wanted Specially Soap Sales
nen to sell nationally advertised
products to retail er-cers; rerma-
nent position; good salary and
bonus; age limit 40. Give details
with reply. Address Box B-48. The
Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO ABSENTEE

NOTICE TO ABSENTEE
State OF Indiana. Huntington County
D In the Huntington Circuit Court. April
Ida L Souers VS.. Glenn H souers.
TO GLENN H. SOUERS GREETING.
You are hereby notified that the
in the Office Of the Clerk OF said Court
her certain complaint alleging therein
among other things that you the said
defendant on the 2=th day OF January.
1919. being then a resident of the City
Of HUNTINGTON in the County OF Hunt
inrton and State of Indiana. and the
same being your usual place Of residence
vent to parts unknown and have con-
tinuously since said date remained alb
sent and unheard from. that no word has
been received from or information been
proceeding Is necessary TO enable this
plaintiff to urge the collection OF certain
Insurance due this plaintiff on policy
held by you from the United States Gov
Now. therefore. you the said Glenn H.
Souers, defendant and absentee as
aforesaid are hereby notified that said
complaint and the matters therein al
legged will come up for hearing and de
house in the CITY Of Huntington county and
state aforesaid on Saturday. March l.
1880 or as soon thereafter as such hear
ing can be heard,
Witness the clerk and seal Of Ssid
ocurt az Huntington. Ind. this 2iSt day
FRED A LOEw.
Clerk Huntington Circuit Court.
x Q. King. ATTORNEY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
COTTON CUMMINGS RISE
Running Bales Up to Jan. 16 Put at
14,I87 ,799.

q y I HtttN fter
WASHINGTON, Jan. %. - The
United States census bureau reports
running bales of cotton ginned from
the crop of 1929 prior to Jan. 16, at
14,187, 799. Round bales were count
ed as halves and linters were exclud-
ed. GinningS last season to Jan. 16
totaled 13.888,972 bales and two years
ago 12,501 AT bales.
Corrected figures for ginnings this
season prior to Dec. Is were put at
Is, 463, 159 bales, making ginningS for
the last census period from Dec. 10
to Jan. 16 at 724,620 bales, compared
with 744,639 bales in the same pc
Rod OF the preceding season, and
428, 684 bales two seasons ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
MERGER Is APPROVED
Goodrich Directors Agree to Link
With Miller Rubber Co.

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-Directors
of the B. F. Goodrich Company ap-
proved a merger of the company
with the Miller Rubber Company
today. Miller directors approved
the merger on Jan. 20.
The Goodrich company will pay
113,504 shares of its common stock
for the Miller stock outstanding and
will assume all liabilities of the
latter company.
Consolidation Is contingent on
approval by two-thirdS of the Good
rich stockholders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
STEPHEN MATHER DIES
One Time Chief of National Park
Service Passes In Hospital

BIZ United Press
BROOKLINE. Mass, Jan. %
Stephen T. Mather, formerly Of San
francisco and enc time director OF
the national park service in the de-
partment of the interior, died at a
hospital here Wednesday night In
his sixty-third year.
Death resulted from a stroke fol-
lowing several months illness with a
heart ailment. Mather retired
wear ago as head of the nations
marks because of failing health.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
Business Announcements
Help Wanted Male

Men experienced IN ta'-ing care
of gardens and lawns. Steady en-
rloynont from March to Nov. 1.
In replying state experience, past
employers ard compensation ex-
pected. All information given will
be held in confidence. Opportunity
for bonus to those of ability. Ad-
dre-s A62 Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
Special Notices

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-Mark ".
Huff has not been connected in any way
three months and we. the Olin Chevrolet
Co, are not responsible for any acts;
debts or contracts committed by said
party. Olin Chevrolet Co., 104o n
MARKHAM ST
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
Business Opportunities
Barter and Swap

DELCo LIGHT PLANT. for sedan or any
thing. 35o5 n. Gale. Gu. sa6S.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-23
instructions
AVIATION

Enter now and assure your future.
Ground engineers and pilots earn as high
as ST 900 per month. Investigate CurtisS
Wright Gov. Approved School. Terms
104 Monument Circle. Ii. 1882. open
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
COMPLETE QUOTATIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
M~rmaLw Lw.EA A Co y ~ he

PREV. 1SSo-N Name and Net
High Low Dividend Rate High Low 1lt chEs
9Oh 0M Tr Con Corp .... l2H I2h PIT II
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LOCAL PRODUCE

s2o: old hens, a10ssc; 6roilers, large,
33635c. Chickens: Medium. 2S03Oc;
lsEhOrns. No. -; large fowls q Q22c;
small fowls. 1SpIsc, Ducks i50iHc.
Dressed: Turkeys, young, 90 32c; old.
30932c; leshorns broilers, 23q Soc
fowls, 24W35c; chickens. small. 3S0
Live StOck--Lambs. 6V9c; calves.
SI4gsc.
Esgs-Averaxs receipts. 2292s: hen
merry. 24025e.
Butter-Country packed. zee.
Cantaloupes-Suppli moderate. De-
mand moderate; market about steady.
A.7505; standards, ass. s.: standard
flats. 12s and 15s. &1.7512; ponyG 54s.
E2.7s63. Georgia? Salmon Tints, stan
dardS. ass, &3.2s: standards, IS and
ais, S2.75G3. South Carolina. Salm on
Tinta standard crates, all sizes. $3.50.
Honey dews; Supplies light: demand
light; market about steady. California.
s2.s562So; standard cantsloupes, flats,
12s and 1ss, $3.50.
Lettuce-Supplies light; demand light;
market stronger for good stock. Wash
tngton. crates Iceberg type. AS dozen,
&3506I25; New York, 2-dozen crates
Big Boston type. mostly around 81.
Onions-Supplies moderate; demand
moderate; market weak. Texas and
California, standard crates, Yellow Ber-
mudas, L. s. No. !, mostly around 81
Peaches - Supplies liberal; demand
moderate: market about steady. u. \.
No. /, North CarOiiua is. GarHans.
very large sizes. Iz.50: larEss size. 81 -
medium size. Sc. b"sheI baskets. car
mans, very large size. t2,5O: bushel
baskets Hileys, medium To large sizes.
$500.
F0tatoes-suprlies liberal; demand
moderate; market steady. Hampton.
Norfolk section. Virginia. cloth top,
stavs barreIsS Cobbiers. u. $. NJ. /.
So so.
Tomatoss-suppIles liberal: demand
moderate; market steady. Mississippi
As, ripes. wrapped, U. 3. No. /. best,
soc; poorer lower; South Carolina SIS,
count 31.7S, choice count &1.2S: 216s.
$1.0o.
watermeIons-suppIie liberal; de.
mand: demand light: market dull
Georgia and Florida, Tom WatsonS. 32-
a. ID. average, So89Oc; $3.50 III. aver.
string Beans-supplIes light; demand
light: market about steady. North
Carolina bushel hampers, green flat
type. mostly around 75c: few 81.
Pepper-supplies light; demand light
market dull: North Carolina, bushel
hampers. fair quality, $3.50.
Cucum mbers-Supplies light; demand
light: market dull. North Carolina
bushel hampers. fancy, 75cQS1.
Green COrn-SuppIles liberal: demand
light; market weaker. Alabama era tes
mostly around So. North Carolina,
crates best mostly around 31.2a; few
higher. poorer lower.
Lima Eeans-Suppies moderate; de-
mand moderate, market steady North
Carolina, bnshel hampers, s2Q22s: few
E25O.
Peas-suppiies light; demand light;
market about steady, New York, bnshs
baskets. best $3.50; poorer. $2022s
Oranges-Suppiies moderate; demand
light: market steady. California, boxeA
NaIenciaa. All sizes AH Hhln7hn
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
Silk Trading Gains;
Price utsReCOrd Lou

Transactions in raw silk futures
on the National Raw Silk Ex-
change during June totaled 12,470
bales. The volume for the month
Just ended was the largest
monthly total since November,
1929. Sales on the silk exchange
for the first six months of 1880
amounted to 121,97O bales, an in
crease of approximately 60 per
cent over the 75,770 bales traded
during the first half of 1929.
June raw silk sold on the rYo-
kohoma bourSe yesterday at 500
yen per bale, the lowest price in
the 81 years history of the Yo-
kohoma exchange, according to
cables to the National Raw Silk
Exchange. The lowest price pre-
viously recorded on the Yokohoma
bourse was in November. 1914.
when silk sold at SIS yen per bale!
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE
VEGETABLES

Appl eS- supplies moderate. New
stock; Maryland and Virginia hu. ham
pers, various early vaSieties, unEraded
best 81 = q i.So, few fancy higher.
poorer, soc 6S1.
Aspara agus-supplies oderate Dozen
bunch crates, green. large. &3.256275
few higher: medium, &1.So62; small,
75c0&1.
Beans - Supplies moderate. Eastern
shore Maryland, bu. hampers, Round
Stringless. 40@75c. Nearby. Round
Stringless, per bu., 750sOc: BountituIs,
5O@6Oc.
Beets - Supplies moderate. Nearby.
per bunch. lh W2c.
Blackberries-SupplieS moderate. All
sections, per qt.. 10Ql5c.
Cabbage - Supplies liberal. Virginia,
Ia blu, hampers, Wakefield 60Q76c,
Nearby, / Il -hu hampers, Wakefield, 80
060c: bu, baskets, Round type, COG 7bc,
Cantaloupes-Two Arizona. CalitOr-
mia, Georgia arrived; Is cars on track,
light; demand moderate: market uD-
settled. California and Arizona. Yuma
district, Salmon Tints, Jumbo 4Ss. S5.50
05.75; standard 45s. $4.75. few higher;
pony ASS and 54s $3.2513.5O Georgia,
green meats. standard 36s and ASS, few
sales, &275nS. Honey Dews: One Cali
fornIa arrived; II cars on track. includ =
ing broken. Supplies moderate: demand
slow; market dull. California, standard
crates IS and 9s, 3s,7s; 12s, $s.256cbn,
Jumbo 5ss. S42S; standard 5es ard ASS,
ss.7s Honey Balls: One ArEons. !
California arrived; ! urbroksn csr on
track. Supplies light. dem and ard trad
Ina hight nGEkak duh ~caliSoNalAs
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. July IN.sl.-Produce
Butter-Receipts. 7.st1 tubs. Cream
cry extras and standards, S2hc: extra
firsts, S01s oslo; firsts, 2S1a @29hc i;
packing stock, 1S@1Sc; specials. $50
EEgs-Receipts. 1882 cases. Current
receipts. 1sc; graded firsts. zoe; extra
firsts. 201ac; ordinary current receipts
1s@1shc: dirties. Ice: checks. lac.
Live Ponltry-Turkeys none: hens,
1Sc; spring chickens, pounds and
over, 26c: brOiers, l9@2lc; legh0rn
hrtolers. lie: rOnsters. lac; ducks, llG
15c; spring ducks. l$Ql6ci geese.
Cheese Twins. new lGla QlG%c
young Americas 1714 9I7i2c: daisies
17017hc: lOnghorn% 17Q17hc: brick,
16h @16hc.
Potatces-Recelpts, 10 cars: on track,
239 cars: shipments. 7S1 cars. Okla
hnma and Arkansas sacked Irish COM
>blerS. &1.701195; southern sacked bliss
triumphs. S2.0Of2.%S; Virginia, bar
rels. Irish cohhlers, &S.7S9A.90; North
Carolina, barrels, Irish cobblers, s.. 80 n
S7s
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, July 1-ProducA:


Eggs-Market unsettled. Nearby hen
merry egss were in best demand. Nearby
hennery browns top quality declined
1c. and gathered current collections,
mixed colorA, declined hc to lie per
dozen. The unsettled condition of the
egg market was apparently due to
the decrease in consumption caused by
the warmer weather and to the in
creased receipts on Monday compared
with the same day last week and
ths same day last year. Rsceipts of
eggs ON the New York city market
June 30. 1880. 1929 cases more than
the same day last year. Nearby hem
merry whites. closely selected extras
3O03?c; average extras, 27029c: extra
firsts, 20 5Q2Gc; firsts, % 23c, mediums,
25W2 27c: nearby hennery browns, top
quality, 81 U33c: nearby gathered browns.
extras, 25m2shc: extra firsts, 231a a. Z4e; /;
gathered current collections, mixed col
ors. closely selected extras. - o 2te /:
2zl4c: firsts. 2lh 02lAc; Pacific Coast
extras, ssV24c: extra firsts. 2OQsle.
Eutrer-Market firmer and prices
advanced lac. The advance was ap-
parently due TO tue Chicago market
advancing 1so ON extras. Receipts of
butter On the New York city market
June 2s to IS. 1880. 9S.4l0 tubs COM
pared with 92.03S tubs for the same
week last year. Creamery salted higher
score. 1914 a sac: extra (s2 score). 33c
firsts (SO-S1 score), SIX 032hc: first
$3.50 score). 30A q sic: seconds (84-
81 scors). 2S03Oc: lower grades, rs
| 427hc.
Cheese-Market steady. New York
State held. fancy to specials. 25@2sc;
fresh specials, 1s61shc: fresh fancy
1Shc.
! Live Pnultry-Receipts liberal, fancy
| stock mostly in demand. Market steady
Is q zoe; coIored. 21@2s. Broiiers@
Rocks. IS q 35c: reds, 2OG3 soc; leghorn,
16925c. Ducks-LonE Island. 22c;
| other nearly. 1s617c. Pigeons-Per
pair. Csc; squads, per pair. 25c; jumbo
squads. per paid. 4O075c.
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
j. G.I. REPORTS
GAIN. Of S1.62
PER SHARE
Big Utility Shows Good In
crease in Sales During First
Five Months Of $50

Earnings Of United Gas I'm
provement for the IL months
ended May 81 were equivalent
to. $1.62 share on outstanding
common stock, it is announced
today. This compares with earn
ings of $1.35 a share for the
Ia months ended December 81.
Earnings applicable to U. G
I. peferred and common stocks
amounted to $35, ,789, an in
crease of 23.l per cent over the
previous12 months. according tC
. letter by John B. thinner
mann, president Of the company
being mailed to stockholders to
day with quarterly dividend
checks.
Mr.. zimmermann's letter fol
lows: .....
Despite the current reces-
sion in industrial activity, your
subsidiary utility companies
continue to show increases In
sales and revenues. Results
for five months ended May
81, 1880 Excluding the Phila-
delphia Gas Works co., show
increases in sales of electricity
of 9.3 per cent and In sales Of
gas of 11.4 per cent over the
corresponding period Of 1929.
Total operating revenues, in
Guiding other services. in
wMw mm~k
For the IL months ended
May 81, 1880, total operating
revenues amounted to $1O4,763,-
523, an increase Of 7.6 per cent
over the previous period. or
this, electricity contributed an
increase Of 7.9 per cent and
gas an increase of 9.6 per cent.
Other operating revenues show
no substantial change. Sales Of
electricity increased 1876 per
= cent and sales Of gas 1871 per
cent. Earnings available for
common stocks of such Subsidi-
aries amounted to S27, ,O19,464,
an increase of 29.3 per cent.
Combined earnings Of U. 6. l.
and subsidiaries applicable to
its preferred and common
stocks amounted to $35.S44,7S9,
an increase of 23.1 per cent
over the previous period.
"You will be interested to
know that the more than 22,-
100000 shares of u. G. l. COM
mon stock outstanding are
owned in every State of the
Union, District of Columbia,
Alaska, Canal Zone, Hawaii
and 1S foreign countries. There
are at present approximately
. $500 common StOckhOlder ac-
counts. Women compose about
21 per cent of this group, men
"a per cent, estates 10 per cent
and corporations, partnerships,
brokers, etc, 35 per cent.
'In addition, there are ap-
prOximately 2l,4OO owners Of
the more than SO6.OOO shares
Of U. 6. I. $S dividend pre-
ferred stock now outstanding"
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Hoks-Recsipts. 1900. market Jog
15c. lower. Top. SO 4O bulk. SE.so@
$50, heavy weight. Ss.so1s3s. medium
sS5 light lights, &S.sS9sso, packing
sows, $TSb6S4o; pigs. $sOO1e,0o.
Cattle-Receipts, $500; market steady.
Calves: receipts, 10000 market steady.
Beef steers: Good and choice, $11.00@ q
1880; common and medium, $1,000
1850; yearIingS $700@11.5O Butcher
cattle: Heifers, $6.5O@10.50; cows,
$4.75@s.0O: bulls $55O@S50: Calves.
50. 90 @12.OO feeder steers. 5000 10. 90 I:
stocker steers, S7.0OD8.50; stCcker
cows and heifers, $5.OO@7.O0.
heep-Receipts. 10000; market steady.
Medium and choice lambs. $lO.0OQll. 90 !:
cuIls and common, $5.O0@S.00; year.
lingS. $650m9,50: common and choice
ewes. $2.5OQ35O: feeder lambs, $1,000
500
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

NEW YORK. July GNSA-The
openiuE and closing prices of the New
York Coffee Exchange TODAY were:
The Washington times., 1930-07-02

"a a 25c; leEhorns and other light stock,
Is q zoe; roosters. 13616c.
Guines-Two pounds and over. 100
75c: smaller, Soc.
Ducks-Young. White Pekina, lbs.
and over, 16@1Sc: Muscovy. lbs. and
over. 1G81Sc; Puddle. lbs. and over.
IG913c: all kinds. old, 1391Ec.
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
NEWS
In Today's
CLASSIFIED ADS

CLASSIFIED ADS
FURNISHED APARTMENTs-Nsas
Meridian Park and Sixteenth
street bus; large bedroom suite
adjoining hath: kitchen privileges
two refined people: SIS each.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
~ rooms; perfect condition, mod
uPn improvements; twO-stOry brick
garage for two ears; now has 5000
per month Income; located at First
ST. n. w.
FURNISHED ROOM M Street
near Thomas Circle; cool. front
bedroom; modern: elevator service;
reasonable.
USED CAR BARGAIN-ChevrOl
Coupe. 1923; excellent condition;
can be bought for 1915 and terms.
WINCHESTER. VA. HOME FOR
SALE-WIII make an ideal tourists
paradise; II rooms. closets: Colo
nIaI stairs, fireplaReA and poFches
shaded by stately treesl located on
corner lot; 1S411T7; terms, see
owner for details Of purchase.
Thsse c-e "std1.5hts" sn some et RG2s.
tRts-asttxg sdUsrttsegs sEts you totI f:S4
AA6Gt4 ElnSs7 sad -R@oI2 hh@sttAAa ~
The Washington times., 1930-07-02

Car-lot shipments reported Tor the
entire United states for Monday.
June 90:
neutrality-suspicious., ATS: California.
sS Georgia, s; Louisiana, /; South
Carolina. 10. Total S$5.
Peaches-Aiabama. /: California, s;
Georgia. 1870; Mississippi. l; South Caro-
lima, l. Total 1873.
Potstoes-Maryland, &: North Caro-
lima, SO; Virginia, Is4. Others 1855.
Total ssS.
Tomatoes-Missiasippi 7; South Care
lima. Ss Tennessee, 81; TersS. "a: Vtr-
girta. I, others g. Total ts9
waterrn nslons-Calltotrta. a.; Florida,
1875 Georgia tsl; South Carolina. Al,
lHsxa& 81 -~@kAArs "a Tatal a.
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
OIL STOCKS
FURNISHED by W. n. Hibbs 4 Coz
GOVERNMENT BONDS

FURNISHED by W. r. HihhS & Cel
Bid | Ash
The Washington times., 1930-07-02

1914 So Zenith Radio. 81 S11 So
E1 dividend Ex rights Plus ~ in stock IPey-
Plus Sfs stock Paid last regular
Payable in stock PAYABLE when earned Pay
able cash stock Plus lo% in stock Plus So 10
Plus SSS x Plus
81. in stocI m Plus 3-s% in stock q Plus S% in
approval stockhoIdsrA Plus sURie
less than
The Washington times., 1930-07-02
PRODUCE SHIPMENTS

Total sales--St0cks, 1885 ahaF
bonds, $4,000; rights. 21g4.
The Washington times., 1930-07-02

OF 341s FaIrbks Morse j.. 3oA % 5eA
3 30 sdwatsr 81 $40, az az SSI<+ 4
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

sIlion 10 power. the new Spanish prenier outlined for the United Press the three fundamentals of his government.
 "Thcy can be explained in few words" h" "consfitutiouaI norualcy. judicial uormalcy. and tn" 1ranquilization Of the country. ''
 "If there are any perturbud elc- monts," he continued. that is something We are unaware Of. II is impossible to revert 10 constitutional normalcy with the same ease with which the scenery is changed In d tE"ater.
 "l affirm, however, that within the shortest possible time there will be complete normalcy. and hope ,v- cry social sector will support mo in this purpose, Th" ;rua significance. Of thls crisis k that il ,s above ,l- 'rNthin" oIso rhe unanimous .lpr.~- sion of the romtry
 "Nobody suspected tnr J.r,ro,- ship could b" abolished n @5 hours. which was what occurred. au roH- id"nt that all Inc r,,u.ut~ l have called upon will demonstrate their love for tn" institutions Of ,hrfr Country"
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

Chicago, Jan. 31 tPD-Norina. Car men and Alalsisa. among others. ar. packing their opera trunks for tn. road.
 On February ,. the famous fiction women, their fiction lovers. tor mentors and protectors Of the Ch,- caGo Civic Opera company start upon the annual ja1nt to far plac,s where opera is the trufflcs of the social season.
 Cow towns, oil towns. DiNirlaol l and Boston are 10 have their hi.:a C's just as Chicago hears them ll the new towering opera home.
 TWonty-t"o cars in two special trains will carry the company o, Its fifteenth yearly road trip: one ualn Of tcmpcramcnt and talent. aEoth"r of talent without the trn- poramcnt - stage hands, clcctrl- clans, musicians, costume makers and other tcchrscians. An extra Sect'on of the "ntouragc will be of baggage cars, 2l Of them.
 All of the stars-Mary Garden. kcsa taisa, Edith Mason. Charlrs Hackctt, Hicaard BonclIi. Coo Glade. Marghcrita Salvi. C'yrrna Van Gordon, Maria Olszcwska-v,lI take to the rold.
 The tour opens at Boston Feb
New Britain herald., 1930-01-31

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New Britain herald., 1930-01-31
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Ossinng, x. N.. Jan. $l WP)- Michael Sclatoni Brooklyn gunman. walked quietly into inc death cham Der at Sing Sing prison late last night.
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