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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
LAW REQUIRING FULL
RAIL STOP OPPOSED
Motor SIS Would Lose 153 Years
Time in IL Months StoOpS Says.

II Indiana motorists were COM
PEELED by law to come TO dead stop
before crossing railroad tracks. they
would lose" a total OF 1925 years
of time in a single year.
This compilation was contained
today in a statement from Todd
Stops. secretary manager of the
Hoosier Motor Club, opposing an
effort by some interests" 10 force
the full stop at crossings
Stops figured Indiana has 1924
railroad crossings. of which 1854
are unprotected. There is one cross
ing for every 95 miles of road in
Indiana and there are 682.7S2 cars
in the state. II each car came TO
a fifteen second stop at one cross
ing every day. the 153 years
wasted time" would be entailed,
Stops calculated.
The motor club favOrS warning
signals at all crossings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
FEW BABY GANGSTERS
Less Than II Per Cent of Chicago
Arrests Under 20 Years.


WASHINGTON. March 31.-Chi-
cago'S gangland harborS few young
sterS and their number is decreaS-
ing. the United States children's bu-
reau has found by a ten-year sur
vey Fewer than u per cent of
those arrested in any year under
survey were between 16 and 20 years
old. the investigators found.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
By PAUL WHITE

NEW YORK, March 31.-Poles
apart in race, creed and tempera-
ment, William Fox and Winfield
sheehan worked together TO bring
the Fox Film Corporation, to a COM
handing place in the nations newest
great industry.
Now the two men. friends and as
sOciates for so many years. are
battling each other in the courts and
engaging in personal disputes. This
acrimony is but one Of the dramatic
highlights Of the financial warfare
over control OF the organizations
through which Fox entertainS hum
dreds Of thousands Of persons daily.
Fox frankly entered the movie
business because he thought there
was money i'm it. He knew little
about making pictures but he found
Winnie Sheehan. Winnie knew little
about them. but he found out.
Former Reporter
For eight years. Sheehan had
been a newspaper man and good
one. Then for four years he vas
a secretary to police and fire COM
missioners in New York City. Then
came the job with Fox.
Within ten years he was made
vice-preSident and general manager
and placed in charge Of production.
Sheehan has endless vitality-is al
ways full of plans To illustrate
one item in his success. Fox wanted
D. w. Griffith TO direct What Price
Glory" Sheehan disagreed, as
signed Raoul Walsh to the job and
the result was box Office history.
Among his discoveries" were Iheda
.Es~ra.- Janet Gaynor. Victor McLag-
len and Edmund Love. Regardless
of who was responsible. the film
.corporation's gross receipts jumped
from S2l 100000 in 1925 to S72,000000
last year.
Cloud Appears
There were no clouds over the
Sheehan- FOX association until.
Sheehan says. ne became convinced
that Fox's attitude on "A refinancing
project was harmful to the best
interests OF the companies and to
his own interests as we'll Sheehan
then obtained show cause order
preparatory 20 seeking an injmc-
ton that would restrain FOX from
refnancinq his corporations through
the so-called Bancamerica-Blair
plan.
Sheehan charged that this plan
would be S31 100000 more expensive
to the stockholders than the plan
offered by HalSey. Stuart & Co.
Fox was bitter in retaliation. He
alleged that Sheehan had entered
into a bargain with HalSey. Stuart
and with the American Telephone
Id Telegraph Company Cthe latter
owner of the Electrical Research
AaductS Corporation. one Of FOX
seditors) by which he was to sup
ant me. although he owns no sub
&antial interest in the company.
that is the hargain hc is trying to
but through
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Noted Actor Is Recovering

~ JNstCa FTtSS
OENVER, March 3l.-E- H. Soth-
IN, noted actor, was recovering here
bday from an attack Of acute indi-
Isstion suffered Saturday night
Ehiia pnrt-aying a scene in Ham
al theater.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31

Reports that General Charles P.
Summerall above. chief Of staff,
left the Aberdeen. Md. proving
ground much offended by lesser
officers who presumed to inform
him on artillery points with which
he already was familiar, have been
partly confirmed.
A war department statement
has admitted that the department
Of some of the officers was mot
satisfactory
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
FORMER PALS
NOW ENEMIES
IN FILM FIGHT
Fox and Sheehan Wage
War for Right to Control
Giant Company.

Following is the fourth and last arti-
81, Of series on william FoX and his
battle IN control his vast theatrical en-
terprises
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-31
Charges EXCHANGED

And thus charge and counter
arge. suit and Counter-Suit go
rrily on. Victory will be de
mined by the courts and it may
that Fox will be toppled from
4 leadership Of the organizations
The built or may win his way to
domination over an ever-eXpandlng
= business.
Meanwhile. Sheehan has reported
that the Fox companies have re-
ported gross receipts well above the
corresponding period Of last year.
The public apparently doesn't
care who makes the movies or who
owns the theaterS Just as long as
there are movies and theaterS to
attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
Business Announcements


Trade in vour old pump as down paw
ment balance - small monthly paw
ments. Call for estimate. Hu. 1854.
FEATRERS-B Bought SOLO ana renovstso
leather mattresses. pillows mace 70 ordei
81 Burke. 4Sl-43S Mass Ave. RI. 669'
SPRAY PAINTING AUTOS-si5 to $50
cola Bsllefontsine. Hu. 465s.
REMODU NG-Rsroofine. repairing. at
tics. kitchens. add COOLEY. Hu. sl51
BATH ROOM-Compiete SEQ: plumbing
& heating lnstslled: reasonable. Ia. 1851
SARPENTER REPAIR WORKINGS and
old garage = speciality. DR.. 0s5o-J.
BUILDING-Remod-. screen repair. paint
cement work: prices reaS. On 5l4o-A
DRIVEwAY-BuIit or renewed: al kinds.
estimates free. COOLEY. Hu. sis7.
PATCH Fostering and Stucco. All work
ruarn- REDDICK. SIS s. State. DR.. 1855
RUGS cleaned. sxi2 SIS. Can for del.
io-day special Kesmer Rug CO. CD 532s
FJpNTTURE upkolStering repairing. psper
hanS.; cash terms. Oliver Furn 81. Be. 2ise
EXcAVATfSG = Con,reti2E. rerno6s'i-g.
gen repairs: 81 wrrk guar Dr.. 6i24.
CAHTS-T wk. repair wk remocs'z re-
roctin0. scrrs- Scots- -. $40. Wa. 24S2-3.
PI FsTERING ana na.eh.ng car Oh 7t52
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Death Notices

HATFIELD. T. beloved husband of
Katherine B. Hatfield, died S:45 p. m,
Friends invited to view remains Tuesday.
July IS. 2 10 and to D. m. Funeral
Wednesday, July lG, 10 a. m, at St.
Joan Of Arcs church. Friends invited
to church. Interment Holy Cross ceme-
terry; private.
FREDERIC-Age 81 years. hus-
band Of Anne S. Kirgis father Of Frederic
J.. Kirgis. passed away Monday p. m.
Services at the Flanner g. Buchanan
mOrtuary Wednesday. 2:3O D. m. Friends
invited. Burial Chicago Heights. Ill.
ROBERTSON. CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS
Beloved father Of Mrs. Lenora Roe, de-
wears. Funeral Wednesday. July is, at
the residence. SIS S. Pine St. 10 a. m.
Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends in
yited. Funeral under direction MOORE &,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
DUNCAN SISTERS SUED
stage and Film stars Charged With
Breaking Agents Contract.

Bu DHitcd Press
LOS ANGELES. July I5.-The
troubles Of the Duncan sisters. stage
and screen performers. were in
creased S250.O00 today By q suit
against them by G. G. Reid, their
business agent
Reid declared that Vivian and
Rosetta contracted with him and
S. S. McClelland July ~, 1925. TO
handle their affairs on a 10 per
cent basis. Payments stopped in
August. 1928. and the sisters re-
pudiated the contract. he charged.
Vivian. the taller sister. heard the
news from her bed in a Hollywood
hospital. where she underwent en-
operation Monday due 70 a beating
she said she received from Rex
Lease, dlm aator. after 8 party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
SENATOR NYEIS
RAPED DURING
CAMPAIGN QUIZ
Mrs. McCormiCk'S Publicity
Man Takes Issue
With Prober.

By United Press
FEDERAL BUILDING, Chicago
July 15.-Known expenditures in
Ruth Hanna McCormick's success
full campaign for the Republican
nomination to the United States
senate reached $4,000 today with
the revelation that an additional
$1,000 had been spent without her
knowledge By friends in Mclean
county.
w. d Alexander testified before
the campaign expenditures hearing
being conducted by Senator Gerald
p. Nye in Chicago that he had
spent that amount in Bloomington,
where he acted as Mrs. Mccormick
manager, because Of my friendship
for her"
other testimony at the morning
session Of todays hearing included
that Of Frederick A. Smith. He de-
scribed himself as Mrs. Mccormick
publicity man and made several
humorous remarks about his duties
which disturbed the dignity OF Sen
stor Nye
Nye Is Disturbed
Smith told Jokngly of his ere
search work" which included read
ing the congressional record re
vealing in thrilling tariff debates
and delving into soy bean statistics.
Every day I take up my cross,
Smith said
Mrs. Mccormick. who attended
the hearing, expecting to be recalled
as a witness, laughed out loud at
Smiths remarks. Senator Nye, re-
splendent In white striped trousers
and blue coat, frowned.
Smith then became more serious
and made 2 statement criticislng
Senator Nye for giving publicity TO
reports that Mrs. EIcCormick's cam
paign was corrupt
Demands "Clean Bill"
Senator. you raised the question
widely as to why Mrs. Mccormick
didn't devote more of her campaign
expenditures to Cook county, but
YOU did not answer the question, -
Smith said.
Consequently there arose such
newspaper declarations as that she
and AL Capone were in alliance, that
she was in political league with
hoodlums and criminals.
L believe you should not end this
hearing without either proving these
charges or giving Mrs. Mccormick
and her organization a clean bill of
health"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
Painiino and Panerinc

HONE PAINTING 81 s5 tor ; costs VolE
Der 81 uavrrent pfen less io~ for cT~f
Pancr hanging. roofing. timing remocel-
the. .'rr-ns ! 70 10 vrs-. est free Be iI2o
ECC&TCRE wincov an1 rsper clean
Ing #tprr hsrEinz and insife neintine
work reasonable. RI 5ss7. Mr. HalseE-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA. n. I727-2 rms. kitchenette;
completely furnished: garage.
BELIEF ONTAINE. 1872 rms. md: over
stuffed. piano: sink: prl. ent.: $3.50 wk.
CAPITOL n. 73ENeatly turn I'm. for
Housekeeping: mod: ADULTS: $3.50. FL. 305e
CAPTTOL. n. ISIS rms. everyth. fu-n:
range sink; s5.5o.. hrst floor. II. e453.
GENITAL. ls4s-Desirehle front apis.
excellent location. car service.
CENTRAL 1852 large cool rms. irm.
next heth. co-p,e-e.
-. TRAL AND 18Th -room nsvlY-dec.
Grated apartment; reasonable r.. 73ss
DELAWARE. n 4oa-Desirabie fro-t rn..
ist r.. riin. Tate-; ererythiug fur. RI. Tl2s
EAST n. 7if-f-oce-n housekre2ing apt.
everything lu7'ishef. Ii. 1914
FAST y. 252--Ei~e. clean rc7-aS. reESou-
.Fhies ESQ sieensne --coEss. Ri -za3S.
HoYT, z Ill., : fu5niShed-s Housekeeping
rEas.. Tooern. DR.. 5sf6. eTeninRs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank our
many friends. relatives. and neighbors for
their many kindneSSeS. messages of Svrn-
pathy and beautiful floral offerings during
the illness and death of our darling wife
and daughter and sister. Mrs. Clara
Weber Swanson. Especially do we thank
Bishop Chartrand and A. J. Voigt.
funeral director.
Signed-HUSBAND. FATHER. MOTHER.
SISTER and BROTHER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-07-15
Legal Notices
SALE NOTICE

SALE NOTICE
Fifty-frst sale. Of unTeoeemeo p PEE es
held az 300 Roosevelt BloR.. o. july II.
1890. The following pledges VIII oe solo
2lfis. 3 diamond rings: 2l5s4. lam Inses
diamond .rinz: 2zois. 81. aiamo15a - Tinsi
227si. I diamond rng; z1Io ',55,s ~
ring: 77eio. diamond ring: 22ass: ! Ga
mond ring. 1zsu. olamohu pa4'
screws. Terms cash.
CONTRACT NO i2e.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals WI y, os sscS 5ssS-,sss
sion. indianapolis. Indiana, until 1000
a N. july 2sth. 1880, for GRADING and
cULvERTs on ROAD 1852, SECTION A.
IS ia Gu Yd' Of EXCAVATION
las 90 Gu I'd. OF CONCRETE
II I27 Pounds Of REINFORCING STEEL
$50 Lin. r. Of CONCRETE PIPE
pate set for completion. November !,
Bidder shah file bond with his bid equal
TO. one and one-naf times the amount
Proposal blanks. plans and speclhca-
lions are on file at the office Of the state
Highway Commission. indianapolis. In
diana. where same may be obtained upon
mess JOHN J. BROWN. Director.
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given 70 taxpayers o.
the City OF. Indianapolis that the Com
row has pending before e. General
Ordinance No. So 1890 which proposes
20 make the following transfers. as fol-
5000 % nov in Legal Department Fund
No -. other Compensation TO Legal
D2epartment Fund No. "a. Printing other
5000 90 now IN Legal Department Fund
No. Is. other Compensation" to Legal
Departmte,nt Fund No. rs. other Con
500 90 now in Assessment Bureau. De
partment Of Public Works Fund NO. q.
resa 'f De5 5SRsn Of Pabi fs' WorEs. Fund
No &c. office Supplies"
$500 % now in GameWeH Division
vision Fund No 50 Garage and Motor
500 now IN GameWeu Division Fund
no &C. Repair Parts o., to G ssT,e. D
$500 now in Gamewel Division Fund
vision Fund No a. General Materials"
Department Fund No, 80 Garage and
Motor 10 Weights and Measures Depart
Garage and Motor to $50 90 to Dog
Pound Fund No a Repair Parts" and
Fifty Dollars $4,000 to Dog Pound Fund
SOTO nov in East Market Fund No. 81
-Communicatio ton and Transportation" to
East Market Fund No. IS, Repairs"
s32I4 now in East Market Fund No SO
"Odice Supplies to East Market Fund
No. 80 General Supplies"
$500 now IN East Market Fund No. 80
"Gargare and Motor" TO East Market
Fund No. "a institutional and Medical"
S29sl now in East Market Fund No. 81
Building" to East Market Fund No. 81
Institutional and Medical"
Said Ordinance was referred TO the
Committee on Finance and may be fur
Their considered at the regular meeting Of
the Common Council to be held Monday.
july 81. 1890.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved NAV appeal to
the State Board Of Tax Commissioners
for further and final action thereon by
fling OF petition therefore with the Mar
ion County Auditor not later thar ten
davs after said approximation has been
made bv said Common Council and the
State Board OF Tax Commissioners will
fix date for hearing in this county.
witness my hand and the seal of the
CITY Of Indianapolis. this 14th day of
July, 1880.
tSEALi HENRY o. GOETT.
City Clerk.
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Houses for Rent
APPLICABLE, lsk7-4-room semi-modern
dnnhle SIG: water paid.

APPLICABLE. 1sA7-4-room semi-modern
double SIG: water paid.
ARIZONA. IS w.-4-rm., double, gas, cleo
W tFsty newly BY IR4 aSnseE%Sd So Cali SO
BEECH GROVE-90 N. End Ave. 5-room
modern BUNGALOW: s3l. Ii. 1850. Wa. 1920:
goo good dNc Condition. itit SIS. Oh. 4157:
BoTLEyARR Pti s85s0iUPg Ss f qsplex;
good location; garage; s175O. Ii. 1865.
I pd., gar; $3.50. II 1898, Ri: 500.
CHESTER. S.. 3i--6-room modern double
with garage. Only $40. Oh. 4878.
CHESTER. N. 611-1arge s rooms, mod
ern: garage. water paid; S45. II. 64l8.
COMMERCE. 1412-5-rms.. semi-mod., re-
papered painted. gar water pd. Ri. 1862.
EMERSON. N, 774-Attractive Groom mod
ern double. water paid. garage II. 1863:
ENGLISH. 2312-5-roonl strictly modern
| bungalow. bath Pear garage. Dr. ZzOo:
GARFIELD DR., 21s2-Cozy Arm. mod.
! bungalow. dou:; water pd. DR.. 5753.
GARAGE. Hu. $500.
| GRACE, 70-Reduced SIS; rooms, bath.
garage, water paid. DR.. 354O-R.
HAMILTON, N. 352-7 ROOMS; MOD
ERN; s28 DIR. 642H-R.
HERVEY, 104l-5 rms. modern, single, SIS.
HIGHLAND. -I34-6-rm, strictly mod. cot
tage: gar; near Holy Cross. DR.. 4S83-M:
H t9iiat So Key S $50 TiTsinis Ave .--e
ig garage. IS sa5 Dr.. 1900. ~
JR hsT7 56nted H. ss6 ' Ch esq., mO0eFn
KEYSTONE, NJ, 1925 rms, mod; gar;
LEE. 1450-Double, 5 rms. gas, elec;; new
! garage. inside toilet. clean. water pd.; SIS:
MADISON AVE, 1855 rooms, seui-mod-
/ ern: water paid; SIS. Ri. 5l77
M'PHEARSON. 2523-Double, modern. D.
rooms. good condition. gar. SIS.
MEREDITH. 3o52-Modern double bunga-
| low 4 rms: bath; gar: SIS. he. 1884
| MCNTCALM. 1875 nm. mod. bungalow.
rein. insiGe. reduced $50; gar II 697l.
NAOMI, 1233-ElectrIc lights. toilet, both
ssr.; water 5hs-0 Raid; s2I-5o Dr.. 1851.
I NEW JERSEY, N, Ills rooms mod. Al
new garage: $40. Ri. 1858.
| N. JERSEY s. 15I5-5-room semi-modern
/ double; garage: wa. pd.; $50. Il. 268I
! NEW JERSEY, N. 2ll5--4 bedroom mod.
car garage. Hu. 2947.
/ NORDYKE. i246-Doubie; rms, gas
| elec, garage. soft water: clean SIS:
! sl3 z. NORTH sT.
Six rooms; water paid; Sl3,
/ UNION TRUST co. Ri 534l
! OAKLAND. Il35-Attractvie 6-room double.
/ awnings. screens. garage; $40. Oh. 4252-R.
OHIO. W. 1905 rooms. pantry; sink; 2
oorches: electricity: garage. SIG.
OHIO. W. le25-Double, rms. gas. cleo.
inside toilet. gar, water pd. SIS.
/ OXFORD n. e07-Attractive. practically
new. e--m. mod. dbl. redec.. built-in fea..
! Ger. water Dd only se759. On. 22o7-M. .
Parker. 55s-afod-s Groom double; newly
I 6g-o-S-et; garage. II. zeez.
= "a a
I ear garage: s,ice ward: SIS. Oh 26I6.
/ PIX syLvANIA. s., 2270-5-room ha.f
double bath. Gas electricity. good co1c;-
ton. Rent SIC. G1r7Se So
/ RINGCoLD. SIS -ocns. raosern except
I furnace Win garaPe. 1t. .5.lc-R.
/ 9TTTE7 s.. zsl-s7-s-r5on se11i-nodeFn
/ dcn5le- newly decorated; ST r'o.' adults
or'- So ow~er - r'ece. II q ;.
7 ILAIl li2o Poun.e moas
rms excellent conditio7$ wats- ID. s22 q
ST. rLAT7. T.. sis-5 rn senai-mcdazn,
e'r - - 49, ~ &-zS-
- = -. y 2 70 5ssz n.zezraes-
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NN.taN AEANM AEsEhIa pn kAAuNdAF III
SIX months .nded June 30, earned S422
share against s744 in first half of
1919. in June quarter earned s2.77
Share against si43 IN preceding quarter
and s3sl in June 1929. quarter.
General Electric Company six months
ended June 80. ea-red Si.Oi a common
share against sl.07 in Hike 1929 period.
In June quarter earned 81 cents against
50 cents in preceding quarter and IS
cents In June. 1929 quarter.
National Biscuit Company IN June
quarter earned 80 cents a common share
against 6s cents IL preceding 90, quarter al-.sr
six months earned Si.48 against $3.50 in
first half Of 1929.
Commonwealth Edison Company quar-
ter ended June 30 net income s3.664.80l.
after taxes. interest. depreciation. etc.
against $500. as I'm June. 1922. quarter.
twelve month. sl6.662.279 against SIS
t9s,930 in previous year
St. Louis Southwestern first week july
gross sf42 500. against S5Os,233 In like
sI2.375Cs8 against si3.29s.7s7.
Federal reserve boards condition state
ulent as Of July . shows decreases for
the week OF sos. OO0.OeO in loans and In
vestment, SI5s0Oa. 0O0 in net demand
deposits: SIS .OOo OoO In government de-
posts. and Sis.O00.OOO in borrowings
from federal reserve banks.
F.ttston Company in i've months ended
Nav 81. earned IS cents a share on ST.
o7S 100 common shares
Daily average production OF Crude OIL
IN United states for week ended july -.
fofnied Sal 400 barrels. decrease OF
6s.ss3 barrels. according to OIL and Gas
journal.
Detroit Edison Company in twelve
months ended June 50 earned Sl0v. a
share on ga s0s shares against Sli.02
9 share in preceding yeaE.
Buick Motor Company produce fun line
az eight cylinder cars. PUBLIC announce
uleut due 10 7s mace July 70
Pennroad Corporation paid ?. z.
Tapiiu $40 n share for 22o.sSo shares or
controlling stock IN Pittsburgh & West
Virginia Railway. l. C. c. told
Mohawk Mining Company declared T
$50.
Market Street Railway y months ended
June 80. proht after ordinary taxes. but
before dep-eciatton interest and federal
taxes siS3i.746 against si.5so,os6 in 1929.
weather Proof BODY Corporation. a unit
81 Allied Motor industries gets United
states postal department contract for 900
standard mail truck bodies.
Directors 81 Crane COMPANY ct a meet
ing todav probably VIII approve sale OF
sf9 600 600 s per cent ten-year notes TO
Continental Illinois Company.
FEDERAL Water Service IN wear end Nav
81 earned s2.oi q share on S46.250 COM
mon shares aEsinst sass a share IN pre-
vicus YEAR.
Nav net earnings Of ninety-ive public
utilities excluding Telephone and Tele-
graph Companies totaled Ss6.OoO.ooo
against So. OO0O00 in April and ssooo,-
ooo in Nav. 1899. department Of com
merce reports.
Denial ~ charge that Clarence Saunders
stores. Inc committed act OF bankruptcy
hv makirE preferential payment mace py
comuanv's counsel IN Federal court ~
Msrr-his after involuntary petition n
bankruptcy had been fled.
PURCHASE q New Life Insurance in
creased Al ner cent during June over
Turp 1879 states reuort O. ASSOCIATION o.
Tffa Insurance presidents
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Federal reserve boards condition state
n1ent as Of July ?. shows decreases for
the week OF s93.OO0,Ot0 in loans and In
vestmentI SI5So0a.0 O0 in net demand
deposits; Si6.Ooo Oo0 In government de
posts. and Sfs.O00.0O0 in borrowings
from federal reserve banks.