davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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inclined to be light. Top makers are
firmly resisting pressure for lower
prices, a. current orders require all
available combs in order to deliver at
specified dates.
Fine Territory combing, clean, was
quoted today at 1854, French combing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-27

so; half blood, 56-5o: three-eights
blood, 50-52. and quarter blood, 44-47.
Fine Ohio fieeces were quoted at 1927,
grease basis; half blood, 1876; three
Fights blood, 1928. and quarter blood,
2I-22.
(copyright. 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-27
CANADA's TRADE BALANCE,

OTTAWA, April AZ CP).-At the end
of the fiscal year, March 81, Canada
had an unfavorable trade balance Of
$89, 607, 900.
The balance was not so adverse as
the preceding year. when 1t was
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, April ~ Especially There
Is a steady movement to mills Of woods
recently sold and deliveries on contracts
for tops continue TO be quite large. New
orders on tops, however, are slow and
the volume Of individual contracts Is
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Treasury receipts for April "a were
"a. 500, 69l.ie expenditures, $24.l90,-
1851; balance, 1895, i34, 276.55. Gus
toms receipts for the month to the close
g business April "A were $26, SOC, 997 "a
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Reaved by Private wire Direct to The star


PREV. 1881, Stock and
High. Low. Dividend Rate Low.
s0k 4Sk Johns-ManvillO t1l.. 2s5 4SJs
1851 119h Jones Laug pf CD sos 1924 121 1904
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1880 AM........ 100000 1880 Noon. 500 900
1890 PM........ 100000 2:1o P.M....... 100000
Dividend rates annual
yearly desSa
Unit Of trading tPartly extra .Plus
PAYABLE In cash stock Plus 81 stock Plus
h us
80 stock Paid this regular Plus So
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Evening star., 1931-12-15
ASK CARNEGIE MEDAL
FOR AIRMAIL PILOT
Flyer Accredited With Saving
Eight Lives While
Flying Route.

Citizens Of three villages in Illinois
and Indiana have joined in petition
requesting the presentation of the Car
negie heros medal to Pilot NJ. D. DOC"
Ator Of the American AirWays airmail
system for saving at least eight lives
and the village of wallace, Ind. from
destruction by fire during the past six
months.
His first rescue mission came while
flying between Chicago and Atlanta on
May 9, when he aroused the occupants
Of a burning house in Centralia, Ill, by
diving until the noise of his motor
awakened the occupants. A widow and
her two children, asleep in the house,
heard the motor and escaped just be-
fore the roof collapsed.
On the night of August l Ator dis
covered a brush fire advancing on the
village of Wallace, Ind. Before he
could arouse the sleeping citizens sew
eral of the homes we're badly burned.
Citizens of the town gave Ator credit
for saving their lives and property.
Ator'S most recent rescue was on the
night of October 49, when he detected
fire on a farm near Lowell, Ind.
He flew from his course to the scene
and aroused two men, who carried three
persons from the house. Ator then flew
over the town and aroused members OF
the Fire Department.
None of Ator's life-saving exploits was
reported by him and his superiors
learned of them only through letters
and gifts of appreciation from citizens
OF the three towns. Ator, 80 years old,
is native of Illinois and has had more
than 5000 hours of flying time.
Evening star., 1931-12-15
GANDH| IS SAD
AS HE SAILS HOME
Disappointed at Failure In
London, but Heartened
by Visit In Italy.

Copyright, 1881, by the Associated Press)
s. s. PILSNA, December l5.-Mahatma
Gandhi steamed eastward today, down
the blue Mediterranean, on his way
home to troubled India, but he looks
back sadly, like Lots wife, upon the
western civilization he left yesterday,
perhaps for the last time.
The thin little Indian leader, upon
whose word hangs the faith OF millions,
stood at the third-class deck rail of the
Italian steamer Pilsna as it left Brindisi,
Italy yesterday, clad in his shawl and
loincloth, and scribbled a sad farewell
with his left hand, In note for the
Associated Press.
Duty Upsets Plans.
"Upon saying farewell to Europe" the
note read, Il cannot help expressing my
sorrow that my stay has been all too
brief. I had conceived of prolonged
tour Of the principal countries of Eu-
rope, as well as Turkey, Palestine and
Egypt.
1.-THE peremptory call Of duty upset
my plans. I must hurry back to India.
But I am carrying the richest treasure
of memories"
Gandhi spent 30 days in Europe most
of them at the second round-table con-
ference in London. His disappointment
at failing to secure his demands at the
conference was partially offset by the
pleasure of his two days in Italy, where
he received greater courtesy and privi-
leges than in any other country ne
visited.
Every one, from Premier Mussollni
down, manifested the utmost cordiallty,
and the fuss pleased him Immensely.
Looks Haggard and Worn.
He looked haggard and worn as he
assembled the gangplank OF the steamer,
but when the crowd on shore set up a
cheer for him smile Lit up his face
and revived his pinched, wan features.
His last act before enbarking for
Bombay was to give autographed Pho
tographs of himself to the two Scotland
Yard detectives, William Evans and
William Rogers, who kept watch over
him day and night during his stay in
London and who accompanied him to
Brindisi on his way home.
He also promised them two gold
watches as a further token of appreci-
alton of their services, the watches to
be properly inscribed.
One of his fellow passengers aboard
the ship is brother Of President Patel
of the Indian Nationalist Congress,
who went to Europe for medical treat
ment. Patel said he foresaw far more
bitter fight ahead for India. England,
he said, tried to "hoodwink" Gandht
and never intended to keep its promises
regarding home rule.
Evening star., 1931-12-15
ARMY ORDERS

Maj. c. DuV. Holmes, Medical Corps,
has been transferred from Fort George
G.. Meade, Md, to Fort Thomas, Ky;
Maj. J. J. FigueraS, Medical Corps,
from Fort Benning, Ga, to San Juan.
Porto Rico; Maj. G. G. Cowen and
Lieuts. L. A. higgins and F. A. Todd,
jr, all of the Infantry, from the Philip
pines to Fort Renning, Ca; Chaplain
c. A. Wachter from Fort Lewis, Wash,
to Panama; Capt. Dover Bell, Quar-
termaster Corps, from Baltimore to
Fort Sheridan. Ill; Capt. S. F. Girls
void, Infantry. from Fort Crook. Nebr.,
to Panama; Capt. Charles Wharton,
Cavalry, at Fort Ethan Allen, VT, to
his home to await retirement.
Evening star., 1931-12-15
WILL SHORTEN HOLIDAY
Congress to Curtail Christmas Re
cess to Rush Business.

Congress will cut short its Christmas
recess this year because Of pressing
business.
Speaker Garner and Senator Watson,
the Republican leader have agreed on
adjournment next Tuesday, December
o. Work will be resumed January 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
STATE ACCEPTS BID
First to Plan for Part in
Chicago Worlds Fair.

Indiana was the first state to
appoint commission to cooperate
in the Chicago worlds fair Of 1888
and the first to make an appropri-
alton for that purpose, it was an
nounced today by Secretary E. j.
Barker of the commission.
This was brought to the atten-
ton Of the commissioners during
their visit to Chicago last week by
Rufus Dawes, chairman of the
Chicago worlds fair commission.
Indiana commissioners arranged
for 1000 feet of floor space for
the state exhibition. Dean j. H.
Skinner of Purdue university has
been placed in charge of the agri-
cultural exhibit; c. o. Grafton, in
dustrial; Mrs. H. B. Burnett, art
and literature; DR.. G. 3. Coleman,
historical, and Director Richard
Lieber of the state conservation
department, conservation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
GRAND JURY TO
Be SWORN IN
Wednesday Set by Judge;
One Excused.

Excusing one man from duty on
the new Marion county grand jury
today, Judge Frank P. Baker set
Wednesday as the date for swearing
in the jury for a six months period.
Harold H. Wells, 910 Fairfield ave-
nue., insurance agent, was excused
when he informed the judge that
duties on the jury would interfere
seriously with his business. which
demands his absence from the city
five days week.
Major duty facing the new jury is
completion of investigation sur
rounding charges of fraud in con-
nection with wills Of Bartholomew
D. Brooks, Indianapolis business
man.
Five other members of the jury
are: Harry E. Weir, As East Forty
third street, piano tuner; Ralph
Burge, route No. 9, box 494, farmer
Lycurgus Carroll, route No. II, Box
20 L, Indianapolis Power and Light
Company employe; Virgil belong
Clermont, carpenter; John P. Cald-
well, l153 Knox street, apartment
house maintenance man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
CIRCUIT JUDGE
LAID TO REST
Arthur F. BiggS Dies After
Long Illness.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LIGONIER, Ind, July 10. -
Funeral services were held here
Sunday afternoon for Arthur F.
Biggs, judge of the Thirty-third
judicial circuit-Noble and Whit
ley counties-who died Friday after
long illness.
Born sixty-four years ago in
Warsaw, Judge Biggs studied law
in the Office of his father, a widely
known attorney, and later attended
the law department of the Uni
versity Of Michigan. He served two
terms as judge Of the Kosciusko
circuit court, and had been on the
Noble-Whitley bench since 1920.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Ella M.
Biggs. to whom he was married
forty years ago; a daugher, Mrs.
Graham Lyons, Ligonier; his aged
mother, Mrs. Alice F. Biggs, War
saw; a brother, Donald F. Biggs,
TT. Worth, Tex, and a sister, Mrs.
Fred Tucker. Warsaw.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
Elimination Test Will Be
Held at Theater
Tonight.

First of a series of examinations
In the Nick Lucas guitar playing
contest sponsored by the Lyric the
alter and The Indianapolis Times,
will be held on the stage of the
Lyric tonight.
Fifty-dollar prize and many tick
cts to the theater are offered in the
contest, which will be decided final
ly Frida ynight when winners of
the nightly Examinations will COM
pete. Lucas "the Grooming Trouba-
dour," is appearing on the bill at
the Lyric this week.
The contest is open to amateur
male guitar players. Among to-
nights contestants are Mick Zap
plan, 1911 Roosevelt avenue; Leon
Pohlman, Greensburg, and Ira Bar
ker, Plainf1eld.
Others, whose names were entered
either at the Lyric or The Times
business office by noon, also will
compete.
& Prizes will be awarded on basis Of
audience applause. Final awards
will be first $40; second, $40; third,
$3.50; fourth, So; fifth, $3.50, and
81 each to- the next five. Fifty
theater tickets will be awarded as
first prizes.
Name of winners Of the nightly
elimination contests will be carried
sn The Times. Final judging will
be covered by The Times Friday
night.
Entrants should leave their names
at The Times or the theater on or
before noon Of the elimination day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
EngIand'S Filler Shown in
Stunts in Times, Uni
VerSaI Film.
fine airmanship Of England's

! Fine airmanship of England's
crack fiiers features one Of the lead
ing news events in the current is
sue of the Indianapolis Times Uni
versal Newsreel, now being exhibited
at leading local theaters.
The pictures we're made during
the air show of the Royal Air Force
at Hendon field. They include every
sort of war flying, from shooting
down balloons to attacks on bomb
ers. with few breath-taking stunts
thrown in for good measure.
Rudy Vallee and the bride-Fay
Webb-he took at West Orange, N. j,
is another item in the reel. The
boy who broke a million hearts is
shown in the poses of a young
bridegroom with his beautiful young
wife-and he seemed to like it,
The demolition of two square
blocks to make room for Radio
City" in the reel shows activity at
spne store Of LYMAN Weiner, despite
falling walls and digging steam
shovels. The hole being cut in New
York is a tremendous slice out of
the midtown section and Mr.. Wei
ner's defiance Of the se-wreckers
stands out like tree in a Kansas
prairie.
Loyal Catholics holding feast at
Naples, Italy, while Fascist police
teok Ga; a hobo jungle In the heart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
Auction
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION.
The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and
VIII sell at public auction at their
Unclaimed Freight Station, Capitol Ave.
s a6 south st. InddiSnap0iS Ind, at
the following described shipments which
nave been refused or unclaimed and
charges unpaid. unless previously claimed
Lot No.-Consignee and Destination
R-2a7 j. A. shroyer Co., indianapolis,
IND, l pkg. bakery supplies.
R-3ol Main Hat Shop, Dayton. O.,
ctn. water washing fluid in bottles.
E-SO4 Rutenbarg, Electric Co.. Marion.
ING. 81 ctn. display matter.
R-So5 oscar Klein. Delaware. O.. /
oR:soe Ohio varnish Co.. Cleveland. O.,
R-307 Honey Boy Co.. E. St. Louis. III,
80 boxes cracker Jack.
R-3o9 Culver Mfg; Co., Winchester,
Rsl1 f sde 6 sgy Ggo o0dfs co DAYTON
O.. cases chewing gum.
R-3lS Frank Jeffries. Indianapolis. Ind,
l used Pontiac coupe.
R-sl4 J. E.. Mumma, Dayton, o.. II
R-si5 j. P. Gordon Co.. Columbus. O.,
;. R5sl6 Burns Coal Supply Co. Co
0R Rsi7 NJ w. a Hog mTy SaRsand sace g.
2 boxes parts, l CRIT Tent Poles.
R-3l9 Master Mechanics Co, Cleveland
O.. ] small drum asphaltum.
R-261 Auto Market, Goshen. Ind. 1e
ctn. paper butter boxes.
R-3ls Mrs, G, L. Dolby. olmstead ILL.,,
5os sss ! high gE,,, chair .,u :, ,,n,,.u
Co, Milford. Ind. 20 bags poultry
R-325 ON Joe partain. Harrisburg,
700-RMC T. B. Greenweu. Louisville
KY, ! key rig. cement, box paint in oil.
R-320 Evansville Candy Co., Evansville.
Ind. case, 1 ctn. candy.
R-321 Geo. A. Anthrop, La Fayette,
Ind, stl. hlf. brl. Tub. oil.
In addition to the above mentioned
articles, there will be. offered for sale at
this time, many other articles which
have been refused account of damage or
have checked over without marks.
These shipments may be inspected
Tuesday July 81. 1881. between hours
q. m. and 4:3o p, m.
Description of packages are copied
quantity or contents are guaranteed.
Terms of sale: Cash or certified check
payable Immediately at conclusion OF sale.
J. X VANCE, F. G. "A.
c. A. MILLS. Auctioneer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
DRAW STREET PLANS
New York Street Section
Gets Action by City.

Plans and specifications for paw
ing East New York street from Ran
dolph street to State avenue were
ordered prepared by City Engineer
A. H. Moore at the works board
meeting today.
This section will be on ground
recently acquired by the city
through condemnation proceedings
as part of the plan to create a wide
traffic artery to the east side.
Moore also is preparing plans and
specifications for resurfacing Speed
way avenue from Indiana avenue to
Emrichsville bridge, past site OF the
new baseball park being constructed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
UTILITY TRICKS
DISCLOSED IN
COURT HEARING
Rent Boost, Old Legal Costs
Revealed in Phone
Inquiry.

Another example of how holding
companies and interlocking directo-
rates take toll from operating util-
ties was made public today at the
Southern Indiana Telephone and
Telegraph Company rate injunction
hearing.
: The hearing is being conducted
by Samuel Dowden as special mas
Ter in chancery for the federal dis
trict court here. The company asks
That the public service commission
be enjoined from preventing its
putting higher rates into effect. Suit
was brought after the commission
denied a rate increase petition.
w. A. Flenner, controller for the
company with Offices at Seymour
was on the witness stand this
morning.
He admitted that the some $4,000
expense so far piled up in the ap-
peal included legal costs Of an old
case the company lost amounting
TO between $4,000 and $1,000.
But the holding company prize
exhibit was the disclosure that the
Telephone Realty Company, owned
Jointly by the Southern Indiana
and Decatur County Independent
Telephone Company, with the same
directors, had boosted the Office
rent at Seymour from 5000 to
S5,963 year.
w. This was done by constructing {
$4,000 office building in the name
Of the realty company.
Hearings will continue, having
been ordered held by three-judgt
court consisting of Judges Will H
Sparks, Robert G. Baltzell anc
Thomas Slick.
George w. Huffsmith, deputy at.
2 torney- general, Is handling the
commissions case and John Powell
appears for the company. c. Clyde
Jones and Asa Smith are appear.
ing as friens of the court. They op.
posed the increase petition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
GUITAR PLAYERS TO
VIE IN LYRIC TRIALS
Hey, Major!
BIZ Times Special

By INES Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 10.
Here's a fit addition to Major
Hooples collection. to pair
with the two headed chicken.
1t is a duck Matched at a
farm owned by the Evansville
Packing Company. 1t has four
wings and four legs. 1t is
learning to swim.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-07-13
CRACK filters ARE
NEWSREEL FEATURE

Of Reno, New; japanese fashion
show at Los Angeles, Cal; a baby
sea lion born in st. Louis CMo) ZOO,
and thrilling motorcycle hill climb
at Everett; Wash, are other features
of the film.