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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
World Filters Take Off
"a Un Va zee

MIAMI, Fla, May Hugh Hern-
don and Clyde Pangborn, wealthy
aviators, left by airplane for Port
AL Prince, Haiti, today on the first
over-water leg of their "test fight"
to Porto Rico, which is to put them
in practice for their attempts to fly
around the world.
Captain Lewis A. Yancey, giving
Instructions in blind flying &C
conpanied them.
After the Porto Rican flight,
Herndon and Pangborn plan to at
tempt q 5,000-n1ile fight to Moscow
as the first step Of their journey
around the world.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. KY, May i.-Eogs-ge-
sS s 1892, Sso; sEg3i55 AZ l5s higher 225 lbs up.
lSo lbs down. sos: roughs, s4ssGSss
ss a.g $3.50 Cattle-Receipts. 100: mar.
hsavy Os sSjg55i5E5 ime neayg steers. s7.25a8
ana plain steers S55O96.25: fst LsiFs.-1..
sfsSe eo 90: .eommon 70 medium .heifeTs. IS
Medium S4oa e 20 cn s eeys s. 25G55o;
ttsrso IS 55G3 $50; Gamers. 81. 50G3: bIIiTs
,sS,Sge 20: fssders $500 $50: medium "a
s SoSa ieecers. So 50; stockers. 81. 50f7 q
Cs-yss--Receipts, 300: market stsa6v. -oo5
@ sehoice s6165o; fancy higher Cuts
-Ss,3O oowa. Sheep-Receip $500: mar
Aes SSesov; Spripg lambs. SIl7II so.
ehoice. sl2: fall lambs. ST1s: fat Woo
Snssp. Ss9ss 50; clipped sheep; s2sof s.
thursdays Shipments: Cattle. none: calves
49,. hogs. none. sheen. 2a5 80
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Hoosiers on Guard
BIZ United Press

% C1ET5U IJ6S8 :
HAMMOND, Ind, May 1.-Police
Of the Calumet region were organ
lied today with strong forces at
points in Gary, Hammond and IN
diana Harbor, to prevent disturb
ances in proposed May day demon
strations.
Communistic gatherings were
scheduled at all three points for
this afternoon, as a preparation for
the proposed hunger trek to In
dianapolis. The vanguard Of the
caravan is scheduled to form at 10
a. m. and to gather force as it
moves slowly southwark toward the
state capital.
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Births

hosp3tal ~ ---NS-+'
Thomas and Mildred Potter. St. Vim
Anson and zephra Bales 537 North Ia
Norvin and Isabel Beaver. 1907 Edison
:. Jesse. and Cora Harrison. 1913 Congress-
-Ao5ahana and Betty Shapiro. 1881 South
BOYS
cents hospital
Chester. and Maude Gov. i74s Shelby.
Leonard and Marion Loser, 1904 North
Delawars. ~ -
Merle and Pearl Brooks. 1905 East Tabor.
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Arrivals and Departures

Arrivals and Departures
Hoosier Airport. Stokes, from
TT. Leavenworth, KAN, overnight,
Great Lakes plane; Clarence
Dowden, from Terre Haute and re-
turn, Eaglet;. Jack Hunter, from
Shelbyville, Ryan.
Municipal Airport-Carl B. Smith,
Mexico to Chicago, sparton; H.
H. Speer, Kokono to st. Louis,
Aeronca; Lieutenant Charles Mex.
Robinson, Langley field, near Wash
ington, to Chanute field, Rantoul,
ILL.,, army plane; John Blish, from
Seymour and return, Stinson; En-
bry-Rlddle passengers included E.
B. Smith, indianapolis, to Cincin-
natl; T. & w. A. passengers in
cluded Miss June Williamson to
New York City, Miss Leona Griffith
and w. D. Dean, both to St. Louis.
Mars Hill Airport (Curtiss-
Wright - Maurice Brown, from
Terre Haute and return, Robin:
Schoen Field, FIT. Benjamin Har-
rison-Lieutenant Kenneth Noble,
to Dayton, 0.
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Millions Ride Planes
By United Press

by Oltte1 PfeSS
WASHINGTON, May f.-Civi.
aircraft in the United States car
ried 2,715,846 passengers in 1880.
A commerce department. anaIy-
sis OF air travel said 2,298,341 pas
sengers rode in aircraft engaged in
miscellaneous flying operations and
417,505 were passengers in scheduled
flying operations.
Miscellaneous flights aggregated
56,502,560 miles in 1890, of which
S,547,600 were flown by unlicensed
craft. The department did not is
sue accident statistics.
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Phillips Petroleum. first quarter net loss
s6le.3 IS after charges. Year ago earned
81, 604.s44 OF 60 cents q share.
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Suicides Body in Lake
BIZ Times SneotnI


KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind, May L.
The body Of John R. Winters, miss
ing since March 81 from his home
in Cuyahoga Falls, O., was found
in lake near here. He had shot
himself through the right temple.
Dependency over business matters
is ascribed as causing the suicide.
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Representativs Knutson Better

81 UniteG PTs8s
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Repre-
sentative Knutson (Rep., Mimi 4.
who went TO the naval hospital suf-
fering from influenza, was said to-
day to be doing well Doctors said
he probably would be released at
the end Of week.
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Marriaue Licenses

Harry Trtgg Lord. 26. % l4I7 Reisrel
burn. q. Of 1880 Leslie avenue. telephone
operation
Henry Leppert. ss. Of Girard, O.. IN
speetor. and Theresa Schnauz, IS. OF 49,
Harry Caldwell. %. OF Philadelphia
United states navy. and Mildred Day. rs
OF 1923 South Sheffield avenue. houSewcrk
Charles r Welshaus, IS. 81 fl9 North
Euclid avenue. salesman. and Lillian 9.
Smith. 21s Of saoS North Emerson avenue.
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
April So
YOUNG BAPTISTS IN
THREE-DAY SESSION
oh, Baby!
ByUnited Press

. y 2 W0tCW Cos
DETROIT, May Mrs. An
ma Javanovich paid a SO fine
in traffic court for holding
her 3-month-old baby on her
lap while driving.
A city ordinance prohibits
anybody from sitting on the
lap Of a driver.
Technically, the baby was
the lawhreaker, but as the po-
nceman had failed to give
him a ticket, he escaped prose-
cution.
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-Keitn- Orpheurn and subsidiaries
first Quarter net 50 cents a share on 2.S2S,-
$50 class (Al shares against 50 cents on
l.550,l69 shares IN ike period OF 1880.
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Omitted Gas Improvement n first quarter
earned Il cents q common share against
"a cents share n ike 1890 quarter.
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SLASH INTEREST RATE
Baltimore Banks Make One Half

Baltimore Banks Make One Half
Per Cent Cut on Savings.
By United Press
BALTIMORE, May l. The
twenty banks and trust companies
Of the Baltimore Clearing House
Association today announced re-
duction in interest on savings &C
counts from 4 to 315 per cent. The
reduction will take effect June /.
According to Waldo F. Newcomer,
president of the clearing house,
'the cut has been necessitated by
the reduction in yield Of the secur-
tiles in which the banks surplus
funds have been invested"
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U. S. is 'ouT OF LUCK
Can't Buy Islands to Halt Rum
Running, Says Canada.

BIZ United Press
PARIS, May If the United
States wants to buy the French is
lands Of st. Pierre and Miquelon,
off the coast Of Canada, they are
not for sale. 80. ..
The report that the United States
wished to buy the islands to stop
bootlegging was brought up in the
house of commons at Ottawa
Thursday.
mo French territory is Tor sale
anywhere" the minister of colonies
said today. He denied that. negotia-
tons for the sale Of the islands had
been started.
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City Ice and Fuel Company declared a
stock payable May 81. record May IS.
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Continental Baking Corporation and
subsidiaries for dfteen weeks ended April
Il. net profits were SS22 .SS3 after interest,
depreciation. federal taxes and minority
interest etc. against 81 is2-91S Tor nlteen
weeks, ended April II. 1880.
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gy UmiteS Press

q 100; held over, 40; opened active, mostly
i5c higher later trade slow: better grade
i6o-22o-lb. aveTagess largely S7.!5; sone
lbs. S6.6af7; light hghts steady, to- l0c
higheT; lS0-I5o lbs mostly S7.35; sows
about steady bulk IS so; smooth light
WEIGHTS, SS.75. Cattie--Recetpts. 500;
calves. Ass generally steady; common and
medium steers and heiieEs. sS:75G7; bet
beet cows S475f5.50: bulk low cutters
and cutter cows. Ss.25@4.25; bulls mostly
s475 down; few IS; vealers steady TO SOC
hirher. GOOD and choice. $3.50 Q $50;
lower grades, 81 down. Sheep-~Reoeipts.
$50: aebiVe fully steady; better Srade
spring lambs. .sIl@12. common down 20 50;
no old cTp. lambs. OF sheep here
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Parents of Two Children Get
Another Permit and Have Ceremony
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DOw-JOnes
Summary

Houston OIL Company Of Texas and
houston Ptpe Line Company 9lsIteI
ssd ss,s Hsse g. eoHsoSssed nss ssSsTs
saSss. against ss5s.24s in nrst quarter Of
Nsy YORK Gables opsFasd is LcadSa ::
I2442; Amsterdam. i2.oss: Italy. sass;
Berlin. 2o.42z.
United Business Publishers Inc2 quarter
ended March 81. net pro1t Of se4, S4e. after
aFss quarter Of 1880
City Ice and Fuel Company declared a
regular DIVIDEND OF 90 cents OF common
Continental Baking Corporation and
subsidiaries for Afseer weeks ended April
II. net profits were s522 .3S3 after interest,
GspEsSsato tse;5s, q taTss a 9sd for afS tss
weeks, ended April II. 1880.
Omitted Gas Improvement IN 1rst quarter
earned Il cents a eomm 1 ,59o snare IA against
o-Ksitn-orpheuu and subsidiaries
first quarter net 50 cents share on 2S2S,-
$50 class (Al shares against. IS cents on
l.s5o.lSe shares IN Ike period OF 1851.
American Light s. Traction Company.
and subsidiaries quarter ended March 81.
net Income s2-ss7. 523 after charges. de-
sssss in tf Sss dua ;4sss Of 1850 7 TasSs
s7ss3I against sIl.4s2.li4.
city stores Company and subssiad4issE5issss
year endsd Jan. 81. net profit. S4lo.eII
after interest, depreciation. federal taxes
and preferred dividends Of Subsidiaries
ETC.. against Si,5s7,s6o in preceding nsea4
year.
Phillips Petroleum. hrst quarter net loss
$l,so4,s4z Of 60 cents a share.
salaries. 6Tst Quarter ne: loss slSS,s4455
Of 60 cents common share.
Tokyo Electric Light Copany, Ltd, year
ended Nov. 81. net income sS.S74,928 after
depreciation, taxes. interest, etc. against
T6sse fs sura IS haSs Been converted into
dollars at so cents per yen. approximate
parity Of exchange.
April Illinois new car sales 1905 in
crease OF 5.42l over month ago. but 5,4l2
below a year ago.
April stock trading or. the New York
Stock Exchange totaled 54.Sl6.SS6 shares,
smallest April since 1927.
Graham-P Paige Motor Corporation pro-
duced ASA units in April, an increase OF
Fl per cent over March gnhlled orders
at end of the month totaled 1858. sched-
ule for May increased 30 per. cent over
April. and daily output stepped up to 100
cars. Factory is operating on fve-day a
week basis instead of four days a week as in
April. and body shops on nine-hour basis
in place Of six-hour operation during past
month
Continental Oil Company Of Delaware
and subsidiaries, quarter ended March 81,
loss S1,49l,l43 after franchise, taxes, in
tangible developments. costs, deprecla-
ton, interest and minority interest and
depletion against profit of $523,302 before
federal taxes in first quarter OF 1880.
Gasoline sales in California during hrst
quarter were 1856, 8o1,774 gallons, IA lilo
per cent over year ago.
Prices paid at farms for agricultural
products held OF April IS at an index
Of 81 per cent Of: the pre-war level the
same as q month previous.
Tampa Electric and subsidiaries, y
months ended March 81, net income ST.
602, 434 after taxes and charges, deprecia-
ton. against Sl,452,645 in the preceding
year.
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Shakeup of Police
By United Press

By United Press
ELWOOD, Ind, May ii. N
Nuzun, chief Of police, and Harvey
Everling, patrolman, Republicans
rendered their designations at the
request Of the city council, as the
result of a shakeup in the depart
ment.
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MINISTER WINS TWICE
By United Press

By United Press
MARION, Ind, May 1.-The Rev.
Ralph Little, Swayzee Baptist
minister, won two encounters in
rapid succession here Thursday
night-one in court and the other
in the courthouse corridor.
Immediately after the pastor was
acquitted on charge Of criminally
attacking the 17-year- daughter
Of Glenn Bell, Kokomo, he was con-
fronted by Bell in the corridor. He
upheld his part in the ensuing
flstic duel, until the two were
separated.
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y = = = = = ="
United Press financial Editor

Jnltcu EIeSS FINANCIAL EQifoE
NEW YORK May Leading
stocks met further support on the
stock exchange today ard their
hrmness bolsteEed up nearly all
other issues.
Gold stocks were turned over
actively by pool operators, Noranda
Mines making new high since list
ing and Alaska Junea rising sub
atantially.
Steel Moves Up
United States Steel touched 10
in the early trading, but around
noon it was above the previous close
Of 100 Westinghouse Electric came
back to the previous close Of 63k.
from 633z. American Can rose rs
points. = General Motors rose To. 41A,
up y; Standard Brands IT'S, up
e; Gillette 327s, up. 21l, and Vana-
dunn 4S. UP x.
Bethlehem Steel advanced nearly
8 points, to 461s, on covering by
shorts who had anticipated bigger
dividend reduction than the one
made from Sc TO 81 annually.
Auburn Carried Up
Auburn Auto which Thursday
saved 243s points, was carried up
10 points to 223. A long list of spe-
cial issues made gains ranging to 3
points or more. .
Declaration Of the regular divi-
dends by Standard Oil of New Jer-
sey and Standard Oil Of New York
and the usual extra by Jersey
brought buying into the oil shares
which were up fractions to a point.
Utilities were up fractions to a
point and rails also made fair
gains. Coppers reacted to the re-.
duction in the domestic price Of the
metal. Trading was considerably
quieter than Thursday call money
held at IL per cent.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT
RAISE REPUBLICS FLAG
SPANS Embassy at Capital HOSTS
New Government Emblem.
By United Press

By UnIteI FTe3B
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The
red, yellow and purple flag Of re-
publican Spain fIoated over the
Spanish embassy today for the first
time since the establishment Of the
new government. The flag was
flown in celebration Of Fiesta Trab-
ajo, or labor day.
The embassy residence was closed.
with blinds drawn and iron gates
barred. following the departure
yesterday Of former Ambassador
Senior Don Alexandra Padilla Y
Bell who left with his family for
retirement in San Sebastian.
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BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. ". Y. May I.-Hogs-
Receipts s.4oo; weights below 200 lbs.
active; mostly 70 packers 25&S5c higher;
Slow. ,ls325c oyer Thursday's average:
down. SsSel0; 2s0-240 lbs, S750G7.6o
steady; cutter grades. S2.5o. Calves-Re-
ceipts. 100; vealers barely active and
STEADY: BUZZ better lots, So: common and
lambs. slow: unevenly soc TO 81. mostly
75c under Mondays average, good to
around ss.25; one load early So 50; de-
sirable spring lambs, STATS; shorn ewes
81 down.
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New York Curb Market
(By thomson & McKinnon),
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

by ONtJ0U FT6s5
TT: WAYNE. md. May I.-Eogs-Re-
eeselpts, .mra,TSet; zoc higher; lo0-I95 rs,
$4,000 lbs, 81 40: 10000 lbs. $50: 800,
go lbs, SIS; 24o-2e0 lbs. sos: $50
- los: S3.0o: 10000 lbs, s6.75: 30-S50
cslFes, 50: Tooled lambs. So: Clipped lambs
So: spring lambs SO.
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LAFAYETTE, Ind, May i.-Hogs-Nar-
10000 lbs. s7.s5 2oo-2io lbs. $3.50: 5io,
RS los2 s525; 22s-25o lbs. SfI5; S5esz75
t2S= ziS-Seo lbs. $685.: 3Oo-325 lbs
loo-l2o lbs. $6.7S;. roughs, s5.75 down: tor
ecSslEysS, $3.50; top lambs S.; spring lambs,
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Southeast wind, 8 miles an hour;
temperature, so; barometric pres
sure, 3017 at sea level; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, five miles; field,
good.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Nay. -Eogs-Reeeipss
1900; hsiaoveT none; mostly loG25c
higher: Sowss steady; bulk desira bic
weights 40 lbs. down. including pigs
s7.75; 220-25o les, $3.50 $50; 260-So0 lbs
S75725. heavier hogs. S6.75; sows, S5.75 q
steers, s6.5oT $50. according TO kind fat
cows, S495.5e; cutter grades. S2.50G4:
bulls, S4GA25 Calves-Receipts. 400;
weak TO soc lower: better grade vealers
mostly. sS.5oG9, medium. s6.5oGs; culls,
SIS Sheep-Receipts. 500: uneyenly low
er: desirable clipped lambs, S9G9.25;
choice wocls kins ; late Thursday. 1878;
shorn ewes. SS34.
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ByUrsted Press

EAST ST. LOUIS I'll. April sl.-HoSs-
Receipts, s.. 500; market. mostly 25c higher:
TOP, SEQ; most 2l3 lbs, down, 81. IS a 7 so:
WEIGHTS. s6.85. sows. 10c higher: LARGELY
s56on6.T5. Cattle--Receipts. 500: calves,
hcifers. steady. TO strong. other classes
steady; several loads Tevas steers S, IS
G6i0s heifers. S6.5Q@7 go: cows. 81 SOC
$3.50 down: veazrs. IS so. sheep-Recelpts.
5000: narket. moderately active st steady
S,rices: one load springs 70 packers. St0-76:
ofher small OTIS 70 butchers ard packers,
si0.b09I1s few clipped lambs. s7.2A
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CINCINNATI, O., May 1.-Butter-
70 score, 2l@23c; common score discount.
60 2Q3e: packing stock No. /, i8c; No.
q lac; No. 3, &c; butterfat, 1sd2lc. Eggs
l51ac;. seconds, 131zc;. nearby ungraded'
LOG. Live poukry-Thin and coarse STOCK
SCI! only at heavy discount; fowls, 5 lbs
sno over, TIC; lbs. and over. 1870; 8 lbs.
ana over. 1870; Leghorns lbs and over.
NC; rooStsrs,. lie; Slips, 2lc; broilers new
crop [u4 feathered, ~ lbs. and over, Soc:
oyer ~ lbs, 35c; partly feathered. 800
zoe; Leghorn broilers, full feathered "
IDS. and over, Csc; over Ia lbs, SOC.
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By United Press
By United Press

CHICAGO. May I.-Eggs-Market. firm:
receipts. $4,000 cases; extra firsts. lie:
nTgstss l6c; current receipts. 15c: seconds.
iiz dS7 +, s51tteTL1Market: steady receipts
aaTSts. zG1z 121c; seconds, zoe; standards
53c. Poultry--,MAarket, weak; receipts,
car; fowls, 17019c; springers, 26c; Leghorns
15c; ducks, zoe; geese, SC; turkeys 22G
PC ROSTERS. lac; proiiers. Sac Chess -
IWlnsr 1879 @ l224c; young Americas, Il3hc.
Potatoes-On track, 257; arrivals SO; ship
merts; 1.o35; market, weak; Wisconsin
sacked round whites, SI.20Ql.35; Minnesota
$4,000. 55; Colorado McClures. Isl. 10: Texas
piss trlumphs. $5.25@S.65; Florida bliss
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!. Local. Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying CSC fol
No. red wheat and Coo for No. hard
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su United Press

PITTSBURGH. Nav I.-EoTs- Receipts,
so lbs. s7.65 67SO: s90-25o lbs, $3.50
7.6o:. packing sows. steady; bulk, s. 5ogQ
Calves-Rece.uts 100; market, steady; good
vealers. S750@e Sheep-Receipts. $50,
lambs. slow; early bidding lower; sheep,
scarce epd steady.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, April 3o.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today On the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country runy--Loss OF delivered in
i5a e. "a dSc: henery quality. No. !.
Poultry tbuying prices, Hens weighing
3 lbs. or over 18e: under 5 lbs, 16c; Leg
horn hens. 16c; 1880 broilers. full feathered,
TlHa lbs. and up, SOC; under w lbs, csc;
bareback. zoe: LeghoEn broilers. 28c: ducks
60; old cocks. 9@l1c: ducks. full feathered.
tat whites. sc: geese. &c. These prices
ere Tor No. top quality quoted by Kingan
Butter, twnolesalel-No. l. 27a28c; No.
? 25G26c.
Butterfat--24c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl American loaf 22c; pirnento loaf.
25c; Wisconsin hrsts, t9c; Longhorns. 17c:
New York lln1berger. SOC.
By United Press.
NEW. YORK. Nay 1.-potatoes-Market,
dull; Long Island S303.25 barrel; south
ern, sac 6.25 barrel; Maine, $2.75@3.75 bar
1e7;, IDAHO. c0$2 go sack; Bermuda. $40
9 lS+.o!; Canada. SI.S042.lo barrel. Sweet
5s s6nfseS S5eadg; Jersey ba5SkketS
patents. $4,000 So barrel ell Po 5 MsRite
quiet; mess. SIS. Lard-Market, Steady;
n1iddleWest spot. 5.65@3.75c. TailoW -
MarEet. steady; special to extra. 'S7g a
4Hsc. Dressed poultry-Market- steady;
59 II SZ 2S9 sc; chickens. 26@35c; broil-
eEEs 5 5 SoG947ci fowls, l4c; Long Island ducks,
geese, lo@l2c;. ducks, 14@24c; fowls. 25@
25c; turkeys. 200 soc; ROSTERS, I4a27c;
chickens stays, 15@l7c; capons, i7945c;
broilers,, 22Q41c, Cheese-Market, quiet
state whole milk, fancy to specials, 100
zI4ac; young Americas. $4,000.
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BUYING AGAIN
SENDS STOCK
MART HIGHER
Strength of Leaders Is
Factor in Upturn of
Entire List.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industri.Is sor Thurs
day was 1918. UP 7s5S. Average Of
twenty rails was s8I4 Up 20. Average
OF twenty utilities was 603 20, up ia Avcr-
age Of forty bonds was -eS.ss up .ss
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Banks CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
May -
GGiea{ings .....'-.....'...-:s..ss3 lss, coo 90
DeoltS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,3I0, 10000
CHICAGO STATEMENT
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TREASURY STATEMENT
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-01
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The Washington times., 1931-07-10
GROCERY CHAINS
To BE UNITED

OAKLAND, Calf, July 10
GN.SD.-Two of the largest
chains of grocery stores in the
nation, Safeway and Piggly
Wiggly-MacMarr, will be united,
according to announcement here.
Ratification by MacMarr stock
holders is necessary before the
merger is effective. The deal has
been approved by directors of both
organizations, according to M. B.
Skaggs, president of Safeway
Stores, Inc.
Assets of the MacMarr group
will be sold to the Safeway chain,
but the price involved was not an
nounced. Safeway stock will be
transferred to MacMarr stock
holders.
MacMarr Stores include more
than 1900 stores, while Safeway
Stores now operate about 1000.
Last years business of the two
concerns amounted to more than
$500, 100000. Mr.. Skaggs said:
"The merger is purely a move
in direction Of increased eff
ciency."