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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31
Births

Dital. --0'
Eugene and Elsie Baumeister. Coleman
Clifton and Virginia Cook. Coleman hos
Harley Harley and Katherine Hosier. Coleman
,Wilbert and Laura Netzger. Coleman hos
William and Dolly Pearson Coleman hos
Leander and Dora Ping. Coleman hos
George and Imogene BIaricum. Coleman
Frank and Alma .Berch. 1916 Ewing.
Frederlc and Helen Martin Methodist
Thomas and Euther Kinser. Els West
John and Edna Crabb 1924 Charles.
William and Mabel Ryan. 900 South
Charles and May Logsdon, 2192 Sugar
| Grove
Boys
Edmond and Frances Ball, Coleman hos
pital
Donnie and Margaret Coram. Coleman
Gilbert and Clarence Goebel, Coleman
hospital.
Louis, and Ruth Greenberg, Coleman
Charles and Mary Kinnick. Coleman
Gilbert and Maleta LOOMS, Coleman
Louis and Ruth Scott, Coleman hospital
pital.
John and Gertrude Thomas. Coleman
Roscoe and Gladys Utter. Coleman hos
Charles and Maurine Rhoads, Methodist
hospital.
pital.
Clifford and Helen Rowley, 1911 East
| Twenty-fifth.
Emmett and Bonita Kaye, Methodist
Earl and Rose McCammon, 1924 College
Beville. Va
Lawrence and Mary Jupin, 1918 South
nut.
William and Hazel Vest. 1856 Standard
theodore and Mary Kegeris, 462 South
Herman and Lillian Fay. s12 Harion.
Stanley and Elizabeth Edwards, Meth
odist hospital.
Twins
MOTIFS and Johanna Fisher, Methodist
hospital, girl and bow
girl and boy. '-''-''
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

81 CHlted Press
CHICAGO. March Hogs-Receipts.
10000 including 5000 direct; slow. mostly
10G20c lower than Mondays average: few
pigs and light lights steady: bulk. 14O-2IO
lbs, S8Q8.l5; extreme top. S8.25; 220-350
s SONS s65o@675 P s56 Sb{9a8 Pooek 5g
good and choice. S3G825. lightweights
10000 lbs. good and choice s8G8.2O; me
choice. s750d8.15; heavyweights. 25O-350
lbs. good and choice. S7M760 packing
SoWs, S275m5. medium and good. Sc. 40n
6.65; slaughter pigs, 100-130 lbs. good and
calves, 5000; steer trade very slow, steady
70 25c lower, early top Weightv steers
slOS5; all grades showing downturn; ship
ping. demand narrow; she stock unevenly
steady to 25c higher; medium grade heif-
ers and light weight COWS showing most
upturn; vealers 50c9sl lower; slaughter
good and choice, S8.50G 1915; 900-1lOO lbs
good and choice S6.50010.75. 1100-13OO
lbs, good and choice S8.75D11: 1901 1900
lbs. good and choice, s8.759l1; 6Oo-1900
lbs, common and medium, S6.256875.
hel1ers. 550-850 lbs. good and choice. S6.75
n 9, common and medium, S5.50N7; COWS
good and choice, S5g6.50; common and
medium S4.25 5.25, low cutter and cutter
S3.25G425; bulls, yearlings excluded good
and choice. beef, 81 .50u SIS: cutter TO me
dunn, 81 IS; vealers, milk fed. good and
and common, s5G $3.50; stocker aud feeder
cattle steers 500-l050 lbs. good and choice
s7.50M6.75; common and medium IS 5On
7.5o. Sheep-Receipts. 1900; fairy active
steady to l0c higher; advance on better
grade lambs: early bulk voolsklns. SO. rs
@ 9-15 TO packers; outside upward to So. IS.
clippers, S8m5.25; few springers, sl3G IS;
slaughter sheep, and lambs, lbs, 80 lbs.
down. good and choice SO 75G93j; me-
dunn s86875: 91-I00 lbs medium to
choice. s7.75a9.l5; ell weights common.
s650Gs: ewes. 90-I50 lbs medium to
choice ss.50G5; all weights. Gull and COM
mons S244.
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Arrivals and Departures

Mars Hill Airport (Curtiss-W Wright
Clarence Moore and Homer Stock
ert, to Laporte, in Robin plane, sold
by Curtiss- Wright Flying Service of
Indiana; Clarence Cornish, to Fl.
Wayne, Curtiss Wright JuniC-;
Clyde Shockley, from Kokomo
and return, Waco; Paul Schlundt,
Holland, Mich, to Evansville, Eaglet,
Municipal Airport-Warren North,
to Flora, Ind, Waco; Embry-R Riddle
passengers included Ferdinand Born,
Indianapolis, to Cincinnati and re-
turn; T. ]. Curtiss of Cincinnati, to
Cincinnati, and E. F. Mcdonald Jr.,
Harold Strotz and K. E. Hassel, all
of Chicago, to Chicago; T. & w. A
passengers included j. S. Williams
of Indianapolis, to Harrisburg, Pa. !;
A. c. Behr, Indianapolis, to New
York, and Clarence L. Maish of
Warsaw, to Kansas City.
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Delaware & Hudson February N. o I.
Sl95, 735 against S494 BAL in February
1890. TWO months 1888 036 against 1886
10.
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SELLING SENDS
PORKERS into
LOWER GROUND
Cows Hold Steady; Weaker
Trend Apparent in
Other Cattle.

Hogs we're mostly 25 cents lower
this morning at the Union stock
yards, the bulk, 14O to 300 pounds,
selling at $3.50 to $40. Receipts
we're estimated at 1000; holdovers
we're 126.
In the cattle market beef COWS
we're held to a steady trend with
indications lower on other classes.
Receipts we're 1,4OO. Vealers we're
so cents higher than Mondays
opening, or $3.50 down. Calf re-
ceipts we're 300.
Sheep we're about steady with
good wooled lambs around $3.50.
Springers sold mostly at So to SIS.
Chicago hog receipts were 10000
including $500 direct Hold0verS
1000. Market slow, few early sales
and bids around 10 cents lower
than Mondays average on light
weights. Hogs weighing 100 to q
pounds were bid $810, while choice
19O-pound weights sold at $815.
Cattle receipts were 1000. Calves,
1000, and steady, Sheep receipts,
10000, and strong
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At least one custom smelter is opened TO
bids for copper at ga cents pound,
Other shelters and producers holding at
10 cents.
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Deaths

Finley B.. Brown. So, city hospital
Fredericka Lensmann. 81. 2o1s Shelby,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Lucille Teetor. 81, Methodist hospital, gen.
John E. Kirschner, 3. city hospital. acute
John Mcdonald. 81 $50 Hosbrook. nitral
Eliza T. Beatty SO, Long hospital.
Earl Mortsolf IS. Central Indiana hos
pital general paralysis.
Mathew Jacob Michel. 81, 418 Leeds,
cirrhosis of liver
Leona May Elsner. 80. Methodist hos
pitaL pulmonary embolism.
Matte 3. Williams. so, S76 Torbet. acute
nlvOcarditis
oscar NJ. Born. IS. 27Os East Michigan.
pulmona ~ tuberculosis
Artha Lindley- ST. city hospital acute
myocarditis.
Mary B. Edwards SO. s4s North Denny.
carcinoma
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, March Sized bv
United States Steel. the stock mar
ket rallied at the opening today
after its drop to new lows on the
movement Monday.
Steel opened at 1908 up & while
other leaders made small gains.
Auburn Auto jumped 4 points to
228. Alaska Juneau opened 1000
shares at Ass up s. and then rose
to a record high at 14ts.
General Asphalt shot down nearly
5 points to ST on 5000 shares fol-
lowing news from London that the
company had lost its suit against
AnglO-SaXon Petroleum Company
over Royalty Oil
ASphalt's loss was extended in
the early trading. Other oil shares
were steadier on efforts of Ameri-
can companies to reduce imports.
Motor shares moved up with Gen
eral Motors, which rose nearly a
point to 423l.
Worthington Pump spurted 3i5
points to 89ls on short covering.
while Bethlehem moved up Ia to
$685.. Coppers, amusements and
mercantile issues were better. Amer
lean and Foreign Power led a rise
in the utility division, gaining IL
to 417s. Railroad shares steadicd
despite further poor earnings re-
ports for February released today.
American Can joined United
States Steel as a market leader. ad-
vancing is to 124A. Fractional
gains were made by American
Telephone, Montgomery Ward. Cen
eral Electric. American Smelling.
Radio Woolworth and Paramount.
j. I. Case rose to 1897, up ,: IN
ternational Telephone 359s, up l.:
United Aircraft 351l, up Is; ConsoI-
date Gas 1925, up 81, and Elec-
trio Power 521a. up IL.
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BR0OKHART CRUSADES
FOR BONE DRY PANAMA
Conditions Outrageous He Says:
Want Soldiers Kept Sober.

BALBOA, Canal Zone, March 81
The prohibition activities of Sen
ator Smith w. Brookhart Iowa)
during his visit to the Canal Zone.
aroused wide comment today.
Brookhart, who refused to attend
a dinner at Panama City last week
until he was assured it would be
dry" revealed he is planning to
introduce a resolution in the senate
prohibiting entrance of United
States soldiers into the Republic of
Panama while the present condi-
tionS-which he called Outrageous"
existed in regard to prohibition
and the sale of liquor there.
The resolution would forbid the
soldiers stationed in the Canal Zone
from crossing into the cities of
Colon or Panama City.
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Commercial Investment Trust stock
holders approve retirement of 25 900 Shares
Of 61z per cent first preferred %, 800 shares
OF Z per cent first preferred 73,497 shares
convertible preferred stock and 125, GOO
shares of common.
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Single Motor Safe
BIZ United Pres

81 JNlt6d PfCS8
ST. LOUIS, March 31.-A single
motor plane can be as safe as a tri-
motored plane, according to An
thing G. Fokker, famous designer of
the airplane bearing his name.
THE idea of plane with three
motors is safer than the airplane
with one engine is not entirely true, ,"
he said. I build both types and
know that one is just as safe to fly
in as the other. The secret is in the
maxim gand caring of the airplane
I don't hesitate recommending the
single-motored airplane as quick as
I would a three-engined airplane."
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Swedish Ball Bearing Company year
1880 net income 81, 454.933 after deprecia-
ton and taxes against SIS. TAO. 1862 in 1928,
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Total melt of fourteen United States
sugar refiners from Jan. 1 to March p
was 100000 long tons against 965, 900
like period 1880 Deliveries were 715. 900
tons against $4,000.
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Air Traffic Doubled
BIZ United Press

ST. LOUIS, March 31.-Air pas
senger carrying between st. Louis
and Chicago during the first thirty
days of the new low rates inaugu-
rated by Universal division, Ameri-
lean Always, Inc, in February, was
doubled in comparison with the pre-
vious thirty days.
The line carried 1928 passengers
from Feb. IS to March Is, an in
crease of 1865 per cent.
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Daily average production Of crude oil
IN United States during week ended March
28, totaled 2269, SAG barrels. an increase
OF 5,601 barrels. according to the Oil and
Gas Journal.
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49, YEAR ATTENDANCE
AT SCHOOL TALKED
Compulsory Limit Seen One Aid to
Unemployment Cure.

OAACA4APAUJ A1CAJ AuLCs
By Scripp8 -HoaoGrd Newspaper Alliance
WASHINGTON, March 31.-A
move for a universal compulsory
school attendance limit of 10 years
as a permanent cure for unemploy-
ment will be made at the forthcom-
ing July meeting of the National
Educational Association, according
to William John Cooper, United
States commissioner Of education.
DR.. Cooper believes this would
take from the streets million
youthful workers and unemployed
and educate them for better living.
THE hours of labor must be
shortened, the hours of schooling
heightened" Cooper said. THE five
day week is upon us, and possibly
the siX-hour day. These, how
ever, only are economic cures. We
can use our splendid school plants
to absorb great portion of the
young workers and in doing it add
cultural standards to their lives
that will enable them to enjoy their
leisure profitably."
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Southern Oil Company Of California re-
duceS price Of crude Oil in California to
80 cents a barrel, meeting cut Of Union
Oil Company.
Daily average production of crude oil
N united states during week ended March
20, -totaled 2,269, SAG barrels. an increase
OF 5,601 barrels. according to the Oil and
Gas Journal
Total melt of fourteen United States
sugar refiners from Jan. to March p
was $4,000 long tons against 965, 900
like period 1880. Deliveries were 715.OOO
tons against $4,000.
New York cables opened in London at
4.85 1882; Paris checks. I2419: Amsterdam
l2ll7; Italy, 92.775; Berlin, 2O,395
British deficit estimated at s125. 900 600
considerably under earlier mark.
r. H. Macy in year Jan. 81. 1881
earned $4.81 a common share against $50
previous fiscal year.
,o SSdhesebroggh, Manufacturing Company in
in 1929.
Market Street Railway in 1880 earned
Sl.54 on 6 per cent against S252 on pre-
ferred in 1929.
Oliver Farm Equipment 1880 net loss
S4'o59'246 against profit S3,612378 in 1929.
Southern California Edison February
balance after taxes and charges 81 ,193,-
700 against SI,229, 222 year ago. Two
months S2,927O34 against S2,87O,947.
Dec 81 net profit 1864 489 after deprecia-
/ in 1929.
At least one custom smelter is opened to
| BIDS for copper at 934 cents a pound
other smelters and producers holding at
Commercial Investment Trust stock
hoIders approve retirement of 5000 shares
| OF 81 per cent first preferred % 800 shares
! Of per cent first preferred 73,497 Shares
| convertible preferred stock and I25, GOO
| shares OF common.
5nterlake Iron Corporation sells 5000
| OOo nrst mortgage per cent bonds to
oltlonal properties and for other corporate
| purposes.
Federal reserve bank Of New York re-
celves s1'98l.2O0 gold from Mexico.
Duquesne Light Company for 1890 re-
| ports net income S14,024. 981 after taxes
aggregation; interest, etc. against S12-
| BITE 22 in 1929
Swedish Ball Bearing Company wear
1880 net income S4454 933 after deprecia-
tlon ana taxes against S5.740 1862 in 1929
Stockholders Of Liberty National bank
approve capital reduction to 81. 500. 600
from 100000. Stockholders to get
three new S25 par shares for each pres
ent S1OO par share outstanding.
Delaware & Hudson February N. o. I
Sd95. 1875 against S494841 in February
1890. Two months $3.50, 036 against 1885,
During first twenty-eight DAYS March
Chicago Milwaukee, ST. Paul & Pacifc
Company handled 119 1873 revenue freight
cars against 1885 same period 1890.
Panhandle Producing and Refining Com
pany and subsidiaries Year ended Dec. 81
net loss S449, 40l after taxes intanpible
development costs, depletion. depreciation,
interest. ETC., against net profit in 1929 OF
SI5l .6l9 equal to 1851 a share on %. 932
shares Of 8 per cent preferred outstanding
at end of year.
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SUE MAYR FOR CHARTER
New Auto Club Seeks to Mandate
Secretary of State.

Secretary of State Frank Mayr
Jr is named defendant in a suit
brought by Emery S. Conner, 2030
North Delaware street, demanding
that NIayr issue a charter for the
Indiana Automobile Club. Mayr
denied use of the name on the
grounds that it is too similar to
the Indiana Automobile Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31

Chicago Milwaukee. st. paul Il .Paci6C
Company handled I19. 1873 revenue freight
cars AGAINST l38.3l5 same nerind 1a2n
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Interlake Iron Corporation sells IS 900. e.
600 first mortgage per cent bonds to
reimburse it in part for acquisition of ad-
purposes.
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ports net income ST., 024 981 after taxes.
depreciation. interest, etc. against SI2-
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. O.. March si-Butter
STEADY; creamery in tub lots. according to
score. Is SOC; common score discounted
"a SC: packing stock No. l. 24c: No. ?. zoe:
No 3. l2l2c; butterfat 2Sds0c. FgesE
STEADY cases, included. extra firsts. I9i5c.
SECONDS. lIt2c. nearby ungraded I9c.
duck eggs. 29c: goose eggs. S1lO Live
poultry-Ihin and coarse stock sell only
PC; lbs. and over 22c: lbs. and over
PC. Leghorns lbs. and over. lSc: roost-
erS. l9c' caponS. s lbs and over 32c: un-
ers. new crop. fun feathered IL lbs. and
over, 42c; over IL lbs. 42c: pHrtRv
feathered. 25030c. Leghorn broilers. fun
lbs SIC.
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Panhandle Producing and Refining Com
pany, and subsidiaries year ended Dec. 81
net loss S449, 40l after taxes, intangible
development costs, depletion depreciation,
interest. ETC., against net profit in 1929 Of
Sl5l .619, equal to 1851 a share on %. 932
at end of wear ?
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BIZ Unitcd Press

NEW YORK, March Sl.-Potatoes-Sdar-
AAet quiet and steady; Long Island. sl75G4
se99r-E s southern, SS;75@9 barrel: Maine
s@,t2Ni 500 barrel. Idaho. 35cW 50 so: Ber-
muda, S7@9 barrel; Canada SI.75GS85
parrel sweet potatoes Market. firm: Ter
SeE -baSNetS, SlW $50; southern barrels 81
Market dull and unchanged: spring
patents: S4.40a45o barrel. Pork-Market
4aleV' mess, $3.50 barrel. Lard-Market.
-aarNet easy special TO extra AS a 4sac
dressed poultry-Market. firm turkeys. IS
capons. S0046c; fowls. I4T26c: Iong Is
!9hd ducks. 23@24c. Live poultry
Market, steady; geese. Il l5c; ducks. IS
ROSTERS l2a13c: chickens. l5G17c. "a.
ponS. goa 55c; broilers 20d4Oc Cheese
MarAet' steady; state whole milk fancy to
special l5@221zc; Young Americas. l6 a zoe
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Other Livestock
By Times special

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 3I.-Hogs ~
Receipts 800; market, 30c lower; 250 lbs.
up. $3.50; 1920 lbs, $3.50; l3O-17o lbs.
Si.20. 1870 lbs. down. $685.; roughs. S5.056Q
sos, stays, $3.50. Cattle-ReCeiptS 200;
market steady; prime heavy steers. S8M
s50i heavy shipping steers, $4,000 1906
medium and PLAIN steers $500 So; fat
heiters. S6.5OG8.50; common to medium
heifers, S5@65O; good TO choice COWS. s4.5O
800. medlum to good COWS. $3.l56I4. 90;
cutters, S3.25d3.75; Gamers S2.50M3;
bulls. $3.50M5.25: feeders. S6.500750; me
dium to good feeders. S5M6: stockers $5Gl
z. Calves-ReceiptS 200, market steady
good to choice S7d. others. Sc down
Sheep Receipts so, market steady; fall
eve and wetner lambs, $3.50; buck lambs,
$3.50; seconds, $3.50; clipped sheep. S3M
4. Mondays shipments. Cattle, 1871. calves,
29l; hogs. none. sheep. none.
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New York cables opened in London at
4:85 27-32; Paris checks. 124.19: Amsterdam
12,117. italy. 92.715: Berlin. 20 395.
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United Press

CINCINNATI, o. March 31.-Hogs-R
celpts, 1900; followers. ITO; SLOW 25c to
mostly 35c lower, some weight hogs off
more; better grade l6O-220-lD. averages
$825 most 22o-24O lbs, S8Q8l5; 2o0--27O
$500 775, mostly $775 on 1870 lbs. up:
packing sows, s6@6.25. Cattle-Receipts
$50; calves. receipts 500; generally steady
S650M775; more desirable kind up to
SS25; most beer COWS, S4.75@ $50; low
bulk, s2.75@4; good and choice veaiers.
mostly SOC lower at S850d9. lower grades
unreliable at So down. Sheep-Receipts,
BIS. steady; better grade handy-welght
wooded lambs, 9M9.50; comparable grades
clipped offerings, S8.50Q9; common and
medium. s650@8; fat ewes, S304; under
tone weak to lower on spring lambs;
demand narrow.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31
GANDHPS SELF-RULE
POLICIES ENDORSED
India Congress Adopts Platform for
Nationalist Goal.

Nationalist Goal.
By Cnitcd Press
KARACHI, India, March 31.-The
Mahatma M K. Gandhi's policies
were recognized today as the law of
the All-India Nationalist congress.
but only on the condition that the
Nationalist goal or complete self
rule from within" remain intact.
Gandhi, addressing the congress
Monday night, won an overwhelm-
ing victory for his policies of non
violence, when the delegates passed
a resolution indorsing his peace
truce with Lord Irwin, the viceroy.
and agreeing to coIlaborate with the
British government and various IN
dian factions in framing a new fed
eral constitution.
Gandhi also was authorized to
lead the congress delegation to the
second round-table conference at
London.
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Wednesday: "The weight litter
who did the million pound lift"
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Produce Markets

EGGS country runl-Ioss of da1ira-od
n r., llndian9pGolis. 16c: heneTY Quality No. /.
Poultry tbuvine pricesl-Hens. Weighing
loS or over 19c; under 5 lbs, 16c:
Lcefghlo9rn hens lac; capons. III lbs. up. 2Sc
652--I5s lbs. 24c; under Ga lbs 20c
lbs. 17c: ducks. springers lie. old eocls
gQ lie; ducks. full feather fat white &C.:
geese; sc. These prices are for No. / ton
ouanty quoted BY Kingan g. Co.
a Butter twholesalel / 33634c. No
2 3l@32c. Butterfat-32c. -'V
CneeSe wholesale selling price per
pounds American loaf sec: pimento ioaf
28c: wisconsin frsts. 19c: LonghornS. i9c.
New York Limberger. SIC
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{ D a :. 81 |. i q i.
IssS.s..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter Maxine was troubled with
backache and pain when she
came into wOmanhood. knew
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound would help her be-
cause l used to. take it myself
at her age. Now she does not
have to stay home from school
and her color is good, she eats
well and does not complain Of
being tired. We are recon-
mending the Vegetable Com
pound to other school girls
who need it, You may publish
this letter. Mrs. Floyd But
cher, R. #2, Gridley. Kansas.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. March -Eggs-Market
2Ol2c; hrsts. 190l9iac: ordinaries' i8i'c
S Secoints 49, Butter-Market, unsettled
rsts 27Q27jec frsts. 26a 26i5cS:o c sec e1LFa
sec 25c, standards. CSC PoultrySNar.
Set., steSaSdy3 receipts. no cars in. due,
zoe; ducks 23c; geese. I5c: turkeys DC 5ls
ROSTERS. 15c; broilers. 1904 Acc. Cheese -
Twins l40l4i2c; young Americas. i53lc
shipments. 77S; market slightly weaker.
Wisconsin sacked round whites. ST 65GI rs.
McClures. S210. ie~
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French Budget Is Adopted

PARIS, March 31.-The 1882
budget was approved today after an
all-night session, during which the
chamber gave the government Of
Premier Pierre Laval a vote of con-
fidence.
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ByUnited Press

CLEVELAND. March Sl-Hogs- Receipts
1000; follower 1873; slow, steady to i0c
spots 25c lower; top on choice l60-2lO lbs
s8.40, mixed 200 ID. averages, trading
medium, grading medium, S815: 265-293
10 averages, S7.85@79O. Cattle-Receipts
200, generally dull; steady to weak low
cutter TO medium cows. S305 or above:
veighty sausage bulls $3.50 down Calves
Receipts. 1900. draggy; 81 to $3.50 lower:
quality and sorts considered; bulk SIC
down; $1,000 and above Sparingly for only
best kinds. Gull downward to 81 in in
creased numbers. Sheep-Receipts, 600.
weak TO mostly Csc lower or So 5O48. rs
on desirable clipped lambs: woolSkins
again scarce; sheep weak.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31
In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
Northeast wind, 9 miles an
hour; temperature, 40; barometric
pressure, 29.99 at sea level; ceiling,
1000 feet; visibility, one mile; field
GOOD
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-03-31
FRAT CHARTER LIFTED
Attitude of Minority on Liquor
Blamed by Drake Officials.

BIZ United Press
DES MONIES, Ia, March 81
Attitude of a troublesome minor
ity" with respect for liquor, the
faculty council of Drake university
announced today, caused it to order
dissolution Of the Tau Psi fraternity
chapter.