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FULL WEATHER REPORT

washington, July 6,-(UP)-Fore-
cast for Monday and Tuesday:
Maine: Showers this afternoon and
Tonight; somewhat warmer on the
coast tonight; Tuesday fair.
fair.
New Hampshire: Mostly cloudy
with showers this afternoon and
night Tuesday fair; not much change
in temperature.
Massachusetts,: Cloudy with show
ers this afternoon and probably in
east portion early tonight; some
night; Tuesday fair.
Rhode Island: Showers this after
noon ending early tonight; some
what warmer tonight: Tuesday fair.
Connecticut: Showers this after
noon followed by generally fair to-
night: Tuesday fair; not much change
In temperature.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Distric

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District
Of Waterbury. SIS. Probate Court,
July 2, 1881.
ESTATE OF Peter Carroll, late of
the Town Of Waterbury. in said Dis
trict, deceased,
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trict of Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested within
said time, will be debarred q recov-
cry. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to
ELIZABETH M. CARROLL,
7-3-3t Administrators.
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HE'S A REAL
CHAMPION
BY DAN PARKER

have the %
%
sns ss
Most fighters matter ssong tire in the
av Is asnss %o as as a ss am
them
ss s ss no matter how long the route He this s'"
s:] s oss .' ss %s:. s
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could look ss 80 a" 50 s s 1s that MI"
sThat schmeng had night when tackled sharIe
beat s E s aG t ~n ou al 1 ws
ss %
% ss h @ his HG s
fs,%ssa @ % % a
"a & sst issue
ring ss
to be ss %
auth as
a % s %s
+; Ss;s
The
thing about boxing The thing
boxing
pepper
slipped that
e. Jacques Jamaica reader informs
England 20
Of the
publicity
tue bout Bano Bobby
every fighting for clean boxing
last prize
Sergio Kamkofs
of Union City
OF baseball broadcastng and
hno NICK on It, boys and Joey to know IL
atz wins the singles title
Doegs." O-' N>''e"A"s H>"'" "nu
HAKitY EBBETS RECEIVED
Beach
only "a rngsde
IN Geyeand George Smith who urnstes
passing over Erie The raised platform
Cost TO ouNd the Miami stadium
aS Chicago special but only made the
as ne had been warned he'd be
Hype goe chest looks strongfors
bn 70 bucks day with his
or urpenine
b me h DROPPED IS the
boys must Know secret
re eoy tor more Every fight
administration Spike ODonnl expressing
at the bullets his
oerore watched vi
There's big field for
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Copyright, 1881 Features Syndicate,
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NOTICE

There will be a meeting Of the
supporters Of VIM. E. Kennedy for
mayor at Hibernian hall Tuesday
evening, July Z, at p. m. ID. s. T. }
for the purpose of perfecting the Or
ganization that has been SO well
started. Everyone is invited to at
tend. Mr.. Kennedy hopes there will
be q large number of women pres
ent as he Is planning some special
activities for them. 7-6.3t.
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HOPEVILLE LEAGUE

This evening, the Tigers and In
dams of the Hopeville baseball cir
cult will swing into action at the
Unemployed Stadium to begin the
third week of twilight baseball for
South Waterbury, fans. Mccormick
or Kennedy is expected to start on
the pitching mound for the Indians
while Del Russo will probably go
to work for the Tigers. Tomorrow
night, the Cowboys and first place
Wildcats are booked to cross bats.
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PLANES SAVED 20 LIVES

BOden, Sweden. Ambulance
planes of the Swedish Red Cross
last year saved 20 lives in the
sparsely settled communities Of Lap
land. This was brought out by DR.
Axel Odelberg, head physician of
the garrison hospital at Boden, To-
Gated in northernmost Sweden.
Prince Carl, brother OF King Gustaf,
is hrad Of TIRE Swc.'rh TEA Cycrs.
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20 NATIONS AT DANCE MEET

Paris. (UP)-Twenty nations
were represented in the recent in
ternational dance congress held in
Paris. The program included the
following new dances: The Ell All
dador (BraziD, the Steppol (Po-
the Tago y Paso (spain), and the
Real Ranchera (Argentinal.
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Thomas DAILY Won
Mile Race At Greenwich

Thomas DAILY Of this citv won
the mile race at the annual rames
OF the Round Hill Scottish Game
association in Greenwich SATURDAY.
Representatives of Scottish clans
were present from all narts
OF New York, Connecticut and
Massachusetts,. GIL"
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Business Announcements

UMBRELLAS - Recovered, repaired.
Low rates. All kinds for sale. Wa
terbury Umbrella and Trunk Shop,
224 No. Main ST., Opp Cooke st.
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MAJOR LEAGUE
LEADERS
by United Press)

Following averages compiled by
United Press include games played
Sunday July 9Th.
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TEMPERATUREs

Washington, July 6.-(UP)-High-
est temperatures yesterday and low
est last night in 20 cities were re-
ported by the weather bureau to-day
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Announcements
Lost and Found

merle collie. brown eye
and 1 blue eye. In vicinity Of Hitch
cocks Lake. Tag 84919. Reward.
Phone 2067-M, 1927 Hamilton Ave.
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British Malaga imported nearly
400 American typewriters last
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Articles Wanted to Buy
Liue Stock
Dogs. Cats, Pete

HORSE FOR SALE-Weighs 1900 lbs.
Being used for bakery delivery serv-
ice. Inquire John Bugaliskis, SIS N.
Riverside St.
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Merchandise
Household Articles

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Bed
room, living room and dining suites;
stoves, bureau, etc. ais Bsnk st.
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Autos for Hire, Garages to Let

'HIRH A CAR~-Drive 1t yourself.
Also storage, repairing. towing. bat.
terry and ignition service. Capitol
Garage. 800 North Main st.
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Copyright. 1881. King Features Syndicate,
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Business Service


CLEANING, Pressing and Repairing
of the better kind. Work called for
and delivered. Mosel, 20 Abbott Ave.
Tel 1889.
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The City
in Brief
WEDNESDAY EVENTS

WEDNESDAY EVENTS
Indiana Telephone Association c0nveu-
ton, CIaypool.
Kiwanis Club luncheon, ClaypooI
Lions Club luncheon, Lincoln.
Illini Club luncheon, Board of Trade.
Mutual Insurance Association lunch
con, Columbia Club
Apartment Owners Association lunch
con, Spink-Arms.
Indiana University Club, Founders day
dinner. Columbia Club.
The Rev. Francis F. Mcconnell,
New York, Methodist Episcopal
bishop, and president of the Fed
eral Council Of Churches Of Christ
in America, will address the Kiwanis
Club at its weekly luncheon
Wednesday in the Claypoel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
POOR SUPPORT
AGAIN FACTOR
IN HOG SALES
Prices Decline 10 to IS
Cents in Trade at
City Yards.

Hogs held 10 to Is cents lower
this morning at the city stock
yards. The bulk, $50 TO 800 pounds,
sold for $500 to SIPS, S7.25 holding
as early top. Receipts were esti-
mated at 1000; followers were PIT.
Cattle were steady to Is cents
lower on steers, with other classes
holding even. Receipts were 1900
Vealers sold so cents higher at SO
down. Calf receipts weer. TOO.
Sheep were steady to lower, re-
ceipts numbering 600.
Chicago hog receipts were 10000,
including $500 direct. Holdover,
1000. Market mostly steady, with
a few early sales and bids around 10
cents lower than Mondays average.
Good to choice hogs weighing ITO to
210 pounds sold at 81 to $7.15. Early
top held at Sis, while 220 to $50
pounds we're selling at 1913 to ST..
HeavyWeights from 260 to 300
pounds sold at $3.50 to $6.75. Cattle
receipts were 5000. Calves, $1,000
and steady. Sheep receipts, 1900,
and Is cents higher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
MISSION AIMS TOLD
AT CITY INSTITUTE
Stephen J. Corey, Society Head, Is
Speaker at Conference.

Stephen J. Corey, Society Head, Is
Speaker at Conference.
1--WE no longer appeal to people
to give to missions to save people
from hell. Our fathers had hor-
ror that people should die without
Christ. We have a horror that
they should live without Christ"
This change in mission work was
explained by Stephen j. Corey, pres
ident of the United Christian Mis-
sionary Society, before an inter
UNCONVENTIONAL coaching institute
on missionary education Monday
night in Irvington Methodist
church.
The conference opened Monday
and continues through Wednesday.
Mrs. Daniel B. Brummitt and
Mrs. Andrew Todd Taylor, both of
Chicago, spoke at a luncheon today
on the subject Missionary Wom-
en-"
Nine courses are being given at
the institute. Ten denominations
are represented in the school.
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Deaths

Mary Douglas. S. 1921 Massachusetts,,
= Myrtle F. Hutton. a. 1916 Nordyke. car
katherine Lucille WILCOX 7. Methodist
hospital, strangulated hernia.
Nora Sheridan. rs. st. Vlncents hos
pital: cardio vascular renal disease.
Infant Ferguson. l day. 4720 North
Caroline premature birth.
Anna Seraan. 10. 7l2 Fayette. mitral in
sufficiency.
Elijah George. Moore. g., city hospital.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Edgar Evens. So. 51s2 schofeld. septi-
George ". Radford. Sc. 4s6 Douglas
acute interstitial nephTitIs.
Howard McCay. 3, Riley hospital. mas
toiditis
John Kincher. S. o06 Cotton chronic
interstitial nephritis.
Arte T. Singleton 81. 1852 College. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Eta Lillian smith. 40. 1918 Hail place.
acute cardiac dilatation.
Henry Robinson. s.. 14o South West.
cerebral hemorrhaEe.
George Glaab. rs. 10i Wisconsin.
arteriosclercsiS.
William H: Thompson. 80. Long hos
pital. aortic insuiiciency.
Cora Emily Hidy. So. 577s Indianols.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
Cash Grain

May g.
The bids for car lots of grain at the
call OF the Indianapolis Board Of Trade.
/ Q: b.. shipping point, basis 42lac rev
Wheat Firm; No. 1 red. 72a74c; No 2
red. 7lG72c; No. 2 hard, 7o07zc.
Corn-Strong; No. 3 white, 50Q SEC No
white. 49Q soc; No. yellow, 4s8 5Ol3c;
No; 4 yellow. Az m4s1zc; No. 3 mixed.
4o Gs e 4gc; No. Z mixed, ,45h 4e1sc.
No. white, 2474 a 25szc. = " ~ ~
ta HEIayTSS5sss2a STEAD e. o. b. country points
or LOUISVILLE; No. l timothy, sI5GIi5 90.
s 80; tipM3 notify SAG 1880; No. 3 timothy
1880; No. l clover mixed, s15.50Gi6: No.
l clover hay, S16Q16.5O
Wheat-No l red. 2 cars: No. I mixed
car Total. cars
Corn lnew)-No 2 white. car; No.
yellow, 2 cars; No. 2 yellow. cars: No
yellow, cars; No. 4 yellow. l car; No
yellow, car. Total, 16 cars
Oats-No. white, cars; No. z mixed
feed, l car. Total, cars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
Arrivals and lenartIIras

mars Hill Airport (Curtiss-
Wrigh9-R. E. Dake, Richmond
Va, TO Chicago, Bellanca. r. w.
Mathewson, Detroit to st. Louis
Robin.
Hoosier Airport-CarI F. Millikan
and Harold c. Brooks, to st. Louis
Travel Air; Harry Boggs. to Green
castle, Travel Air; Jack Hunter tn
Shelbyville, Ryan.
Municipal Airport-C. o. Dill.
from Rushville and return. Aeronca
Dick Knox, pilot, J. H. McDuffee and
Q. M. Williams, to Grand Rapids.
Prest-O-Lite Lockheed; Emory
Riddle passengers included Ie Rov
King and G. Bunker. to Chicago.
T. & w. A. passengers included
Howard E. Husrt. westbound and
Mrs. G. Russell Younger, M. C. Buck
lngnam, G. E. Arbogast and oscar
r. and Helen Ewing, eastbound.
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BY ELMER G. Waller
United Press Financial Editor


NEW YORK. May 5.-Proht-tak-
fng came into the stock market to-
day after an hour Of advancing
prices which carried the list up
fractions to more than 2 points.
Around noon the selling gathered
Roadway and several issues slid be-
low previous levels.
Early in the session the rise was
led by United States Steel in the
industrials. New York Central in
the rails, WoolWorth in the mer-
camille division, Standard Gas in
the utilities and Standard Of New
Jersey in the oils.
Auburn Auto spurted TO 225. up
~ points, but around noon it was
hammered down to 216. Steel com
mon lost all its early gain and
losses were recorded in American
Can, General Electric and several
other high-grade issues. Coppers
resumed their decline after a brief
respite in the carly trading.
Utilities we're holding fractions TO
point Of their early gains. Rail
road stocks gave ground from their
early highs and so did special is
sues. In the latter group, Canada
Dry Ginger Ale was a strong spot
IN the early trading, rising to a new
1881 high.
Radio Corporation was active and
firm following publication of the
first quarter earnings report show
ing the preferred dividends earned
and 2 cents share left for com
mon stock.
Noranda Mines declined "a points
to 23H but other gold issues were
firm. Selling in Noranda followed
publication Of a statement by J. Y.
Murdoch, president, in which he
pointed out that latest diamond drill
tests showed up less gold than those
OF earlier drilling results
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ACCOUNTING FIRM is
ORGANIZED BY WOMEN
Mrs. BrOo and Mrs. GRIPPE Open
Offices in Indiana Trust Bldg.

Mrs. IDA S. Broo and Mrs. Kath-
crime NJ Gipe, have announced the
organization of their accounting
firm. Broo and GRIPPE, 500 Indiana
Trust building.
Mrs. Broo was the first native
HooSier woman to receive a certified
public accountants certificate in IN
diana, in 1925. Since then she has
been associated with Philadelphia
and Miami firms in executive posts
Mrs. GRIPPE Of Pittsburgh was con-
nected with a Chicago firm several
years.
In addition to accounting, the
firm maintains an advisory service
for women inexperienced in bust
ness affairs and a bookkeeping de-
partment for small local companies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
BANDITS RECORD FOUND

Information from Detroit police
identified one of two bandits who
robbed the Oaklandon State bank
last Thursday as a criminal with a
long record of robbery arrests, ac-
cording to police here.
James Cordell, the Michigan au-
thorities say, is James Hendrickson,
arrested ten times in Detroit, and
once sentenced to from one to three
years in the Michigan rsformatory
at Ionia, Mich. Charles L. Palmer,
the second bandit. was not identi-
fed by. Detroit police.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
DOW-JOneS
Summary

Daily average production of crude oil
in United States, week ended May 2.
totaled 2.t80. 731 barrels. an increase of
1882 barerls. according to the Oil and
Gas Journal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
Births

ATlTlS
Fred and Janet Fahrenkamp. "a South
John and Helen Goldthwaite, Coleman
George and Leila highland. Coleman hos
Marcus and Helen warrender. Methodist
Jonn and Margaret Beatty. Methodist
l'c Morris and Virginia Scott. Methodist
Homer and Louise Carr. Methodist hos
Charles and Olive EIy. 2O27 Central
Russell and Edna Barry. 2039 North Key
stone.
Clifford and Ola Settle. city hospital
Herschel and Martha Lyst city hospital.
James and Mamie Taylor, city hospital.
Bruce and Gertrude Powell. 1926 Stuart.
Roscoe and Mary Birge. Coleman hos
Robert and Jessie Johnson. Coleman hos
Fred and winnie Roetker. Coleman hos
Curtis and Cecilia Sheets. Coleman hos
Frank and Margaret spratt, Coleman
Charles and Beatrice Maxwell. Methodist
Gii6srt and Frances Osborne, Methodist
hospital.
Jesse and Ietia Clark. a1s Keystone.
Orville and India Scalf. city hospital.
Paul and Freda Mundy. city hospital.
william and Edna Strong city hospital.
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q ia3 RiaE eaturss syndicate Iue rsha
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Puget-Sound Power and Light Company
and subsidiaries. twelve months ended
and charges but before depreciation
against S4.466 68l in preceding twelve
months. March balance after taxes but
before depreciation, 1922, 694 against S642-
400 in March, 1880
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 600; market, steady.
Other Livestock
By United Press

~ CNttJu 1858
CHICAGO. May -Hogs-Receipts. 20
to 10c lower. later trade fully steady with
Mondays average; 140-2l0 lbs, S7@7.25;
top, s7.25: 220-320 lbs. S6,4o@710; strong
S5,5e@6; light lights. 140-16O lbs. good and
choice, $7@725: light weights. 10000 lbs,
good and choice. $7.10@7.25; medium
W wei 5 2oo-25o lbs; good and choice. $6.75
ana choice, S6.15Q6.90; packing Sows. 275-
sIaqghter. pigs, 1OO-13O lbs, good and
calves, 5000, steers and yesrling trade
about like Mondays close or weak to Csc
10 than early Monday; killing quality
to make. slow market; early top weightY
steers. $685. some held higher with choice
long yearlings held around $40; most fat
steady. sos Slaughter 96g cattle ana yealeTsS
70; 90Oodl 100 lbs. good and choice. sag 10;
l S599 Bs s 5000 and c cb0Ss $@
600-130O lbs, common and medium. $50
8.25; heifers, 550-850 lbs, good and choice,
$6.750l875; common and medium, $3.50
mon and medium. $4.50Q5: low cutter and
cutters, S325 $50; bulls, yearlings eX-
Guided. good and choice beef, S4Q5.25;
fed, good and choice, S7@s; medium. SEQ
Z; Gull and common. s4,50@6. Stocker and
fedeer cattle-Steers. 500-1050 lbs. good
dunn. S5.2567. Sheep-Receipts. 900;
better grade lambs. mostly 10u15c higher;
others and sheep strong top woolskins.
ewes, $3@3.50: Slaughter sheep and lambs
Lambs, go lbs. down. good and choice,
S885010: medium. S8.25@8.95; 91-100 lbs,
medium To- choice. S8d9;75; all weights
dunn to choice. $25003.75; all weights
Gull and common. S150M250.
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WestvacO Chlorine Products Corpora
tiOn declared regular quarterly dividend
of 80 cents on common stock, payable
June I, of record May IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
$500 Theft Reported

Theft OF sample cases and con-
tents, valued at $500, from his car,
parked at Michigan and Delaware
streets Monday night, was report
ed to police today BY Dennis Gore,
Barton hotel.
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and takes care Of his own car,
writes with his feet and is an ex-
cellent fisherman. His home is
now Little Rock, Ark.
The Lights Never Are Turned
Out in Medicine Hat-Kipling
once said: Medicine Hat has all
hell for its basement" as an ex-
preston for the tremendous sup
ply of natural gas available. Al
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Great Northern April car loadngs 40 90.
against 63.842 in same month of 1880.

New York cables opened at 4.86 1872
against 4.86 9-32. Paris checks, 124.34;
Amsterdam, 1910; italy. 92,865; Berlin,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
BUILDING Permits

Clara Clifford. alterations and repairs.
1920 North New Jersey: $3.50.
Glen c. Voorhees. addition. 5041 East
New York. $500.
Talman Thiele. repairs. 22O North Black
ford $500.
New system laundry, new front $50 Viz
ginia. Sl.150.
Bin Bish. garage. 2Io9 South Meridian.
j. A. Moynahan Construction Company.
tNo-StorY building. southwest corner
Market and West $50 600
II G. Clsffey. remodeling. 6055 College
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Rn United Press

CLEVELAND. May .-Hogs-Receipts,
100: holdover none; mostly .25c lower;
21O lbs. down. $3.50; 220-250 lbs: largely
tle-Receipts. 200; around steady to 25c
lower; full decline on bulls, not much of
on cows. little action on steers; package
most desirable. sausage bulls. $4,000. rs.
quality considered; better grades numerous
at upwards to So but few good enough to
make $3.50 or above; culls downward to Sc.
lower. or around $S.65@9 on better grades;
common throwoutS. $3.50 down: steady to
weak.
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Daily average production Of crude oil
totai9d $50 Isl barrels, an AMI increase Of
1882 barerls. according to the Oil and
Gas Journal.
Westvaco Chlorine Products Corpora
ton declared regular quarterly dividend
of 80 cents on common stock, payable
june l. of record MAY IS.
Crown Zellerbach Corporation declared
a regular quarterly dividend Of rs cents
snare on the class "a" and class 81
b 5ofss agn s. T4sgf5 bynds
payable June l. Of record May 10.
Carmen & Co and subsidiaries quarter
ended March 81, net profit S46 1913 after
interest. federal taxes and etc. equal after
class "A" dividend requirements to IS cents
a share on 1894 shares Of class b,
against sc 56 S685gS;, or 66 cents e q share on
1880
Great Northern April car loadings 40 go.
against 63,842 in same month of 1880.
New York cables opened at 4.86 1872,
3assd aaS l 49, f3 aS i $685. Ber
90. 425.
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany quarter ended March 81, net in
come of S4,s3l,0is after depreciation,
taxes, interest, etc, equal after pre-
ferred dividend requirements to S1.99
share on I,8O5,OCO shares of common
stock, against S2,9Sl, 55S, or S1.SS share
on $4,000 common shares in March
quarter of 1880.
Puget-Sound Power and Light Company
and subsidiaries twelve months ended
March 81, profit 81. $40, 655 after taxes
and charges but before depreciation
against 81; 466. 68l in preceding twelve
before depreciation, 1922, 694, against S642-
400 in March, 1880.
Auto financing in March increased both
in wholesale and retail division over Feb
ruary with wholesale dollars volume at
s63 O24,137 against S49.848876. March,
financing sol 970. 100 against SCI. 304. 773
1880. ~ ''' y anu ''-'' 49, ''' III l"''-''
Central Power and Light Company
quarter ended March 81 profit SG62 ~
after taxes and charges. but before de-
probation against s619,192 in like period
of 1880. Twelve months s2,7OS,6S4
against S2.59LS92.
Westinghouse Electric receives $3.50 600
order from Safe Harbor Water Power Cor
poration for circuit breaker equipment.
q Charles E. Hires Company declared a
regular quarterly dividend of so cents on
class a stock, payable June of record
Nav Is.
Pacific Tin Corporation 1880 net loss was
S6.351 after expenses and taxes, against
net loss of S3.207 in 1929.
Kelly Oil Company and subsidiaries first
quarter net losses were S776.345 after taxes
and charges. Year ago they earned so
cents q share.
McCOII Frontenac Oil Company. Ltd,
declared a regular quarterly dividend of
Is cents. payable June Is of record
Nav -.
Brown Shoe Company vice-president saws
current production is 5 per cent above
March, at so per cent capacity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-05-05
Fan Fatal to city Woman

Fall at her home April % today
proved fatal to Mrs. Caroline Lin
ing, rs, at 2818 Burton avenue. She
died at city hospital of complica-
tons following broken hip. Mrs.
Lining is survived by her husband,
Gene Lining.
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undertone prevailing; mixed yearlings and
heifers slow; other classes steady; steers,
$50: medium bulls. $3.50 down; vealers
$3.50. Sheep-Receipts, $500; no action on
clipped lambs early: some Springers SELL
ing steady at S10.50@l1; asking higher on
others; sheep. steady.