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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-06-06
SWINE MOSTLY
5 TO 10 CENTS
Up AT YARDS
Cattle and VeaIerS Show
Few Price Changes:
Sheep Weak.

Swine showed definitely stronger
indications in trade today at the
city stockyards, most classes Tang
ing 5 to 10 cents up from Thurs
days prices. The bulk, 40 to 300
pounds, sold for 1925 to $645 with
early top holding at $3.50. Receipts
were estimated at $500; followers,
las.
Cattle were steady with receipts
numbering 400. Vealers showed
little change. prices ranging from
So down. Calf receipts were 700.
Sheep and lambs were steady to
weak with the bulk selling at SO to
So. A few made the market at 1925
and $3.50.
Chicago hog receipts were 1900,
including 1900 direct. Holdovers,
5000. Opening around to 10 cents
higher than Thursdays average. A
few hogs weighing $50 to go
pounds sold at $625 to $500, while
100 to ITO Founders we're selling at
S6.15 to $685.. Asking $6.4o to $3.50
for good to choice hogs weighing
100 to $40 pounds. Few bids held
at $685. to $6.4O. Cattle receipts
were 1900. Calves, 1000, and steaGy.
Sheep receipts were 5000 and
steady.
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(By r. H. Gibson & CO..
PRICES ARE TO 10 NOON c. S. +.
In the Cotton Markets
lBY Thonnson 3 McKlnnonl


NEW YORK, June 5.-Trading
began In cotton this morning about
points under Thursdays close.
The tone was fairly steady with
some buying by spot dealers and
local traders on the selling side.
There was some buying by New Or
leans and covering on a further ad-
vance in the security market
News was mixed, some lines were
easier while others showed strength.
The weather as clear over the belt,
with predictions of showers, which.
we think, will do the crop good.
Shortly after midday buying in
creased.
Prices were up Is points from the
opening. The usual talk of insects
which is due at this time of the year
has made its appearance and it is
quite likely that next weeks wealth
er report will have something to say
about It.
We doubt II any actual damage
has occurred up to this date. The
market was easier in the middle of
the afternoon. Prospects of better
crop weather held of real buying
by the trade.
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FUTURES HOLD
FIRM IN LIGHT
TRADING RANGE
Lack of Rain in Canada Is
BulIiSh Factor; Tone
Strong.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, June 5.-A minor dip
shortly before noon in sympathy
with reaction in the stock mar
ket brought renewed buying on the
Board Of Trade today, and wheat
shot back up to the highest price
for September since May 81, more
than rs cents higher than Thurs
days close. The sensationany
bullish aspects of the Canadian
crop reports gave the market a
sharp rise early. but selling against
bids checked the advance.
Despite selling of wheat here
against purchases at Winnipeg, the
market strengthened here in line
with the rise at the northern mar
ket. There was some profit taking
by longs during the day.
Wheat Closes Up
Corn followed wheat most Of the
day, but was uneven, December
weakening under pressure. Oats
were affected by the action in the
other gains.
AT the close wheat was q to rs
cents higher, with June up is
cents: corn was unchanged to 4
cent lower and oats were Is to !.
cent higher. Provisions were 20 to
80 points higher.
Liverpool continued strong al
though not holding the best prices,
closing Il tc rs cents higher. The
dry situation in Canada remains
unchanged and the belief was ex-
pressed that the heavy rains and
hail in northwest Kansas and Ne
braska may have done some dam
age to winter wheat Cash prices
were l to cents lower. Receipts
were 81 cars.
Corn Options Easy
Corn eased fractionally with
wheat at the start and was not as
prompt in rallying as the major
cereal. July suffered some further
pressure at the start. Prices were
down Il to Il cent at nidsession.
Receipts again were light. Heavy
rains were general over the belt,
particularly in Iowa. Cash prices
we're Y to 1 cent higher. Receipts
were eighty cars.
Oats eased with corn and likewise
failed to rally early, showing 4
cent lower at midmorning. Trading
was quiet. Cash prices were 4 to
Z cent higher. Receipts were twelve
cars.
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.zONING BOARDS
!. HANDS TIED ON
BUSINESS. SITES
Appellate Court Rules That
Only Council Can Fix
Locations for Stores.

Hands of the zoning commission
of indianapolis to declare certain
sections Of the city zoned for "busi-
ness purposes" we're tied Friday, and
many sectors of the city placed in a
quandary by ruling of the Indiana
! appellate court.
The court ruled that an ordinance
passed by the city council was the
only legal method Of zoning blocks
in the city for business purposes.
The ruling came in the dissolution
of an injunction obtained by the
OStrom Realty and Construction
Company against the city to pre-
vent interference in the erection Of
a business building at Forty sixth
street and Boulevard place.
Must Be Done by Council
The injunction was obtained in
the Marion county superior courts
in 1926. The realty company
planned erection of the building
under an order of the coming body
permitting business buildings at
Forty-sixth street.
Later the board revoked its order
and with the revocation the in
junction was obtained.
THE coming board is powerleSs TO
zone for business purposes, only
through the passage of city ordi-
nance by the council" the court
ruled
Store Sites PeriIed
The one-story building planned
by the realty company was not
erected.
1T was held up after we obtained
the injunction to give the city a
chance to widen Boulevard place;
we did start on the basement but
quit after that" officials OF the
realty firm said.
The status of many store build
ingS in the city erected under zon-
ing board orders, may be jeopardized
by the appellate court ruling, it
was believed.
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The Birthdayof Our Flag

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know that the Stars Stripes troops
the field during the Revolutionary warp how the
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What do know about the of the flag?
Can tell how the first flag at Stanwix
congress paid Colonel Swartwou for the loss of his blue coa
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Cash Grain

June s.
The bids for car lots Of grain at the call
OF the indianapolis Board OF Trade f. o. b..
were:
Wheat-Steady; No. l red. 6skG 7oisc:
no no, 2 red. 67h 691ac; No. ? hard. 67i9 a
Corn---Firm: No. white. 5sG55c; No. 3
white. 52@54c; No. 2 yellow. 51@53c: No. 3
yellow. 50@52c; No. mixed. 1905 No. 3
oats--Firm: No ? whiet. 25@26c; No. 3
white. 24ia @251zc.
Hay Lay. e @ b; country points taking 2s1sc
Steady to weak; No. timothy Si2G13;
No; 2 timothy. sl1@115o: No. 8 timothy.
$l0@l0.50; No. l light clover mixed
Sl0.50GIl: No. clover mixed. S1O6i0.5O:
No. ] clover hay, S85069
Inspections
Wheat--No; red. car; No. 1 mixed.
-, Corn ,newl-No. ! white. car: No. 2
y White; i car; No ] yellow. / car: No.
yellow. cars; No. yellow. car. Total.
oats-No. white. cars; No. 2 white.
II cars; No. 8 white. 5 cars; No. white,
l car; sample white l carl, Total. 81
cars
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DOW-JOneS
Summary
; csy James T. Hamin & CO..

Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. declared regular quarterly dividend
OF Sl.75 on common stock, payable June
so, Of record June 20.
PEOPLES Light and Power onnits quarter,
stock. due at this time.
Standard Of Ohio declared regular
mon stock, payable July /, Of record
First National Stores four weeks ended
May 20, sales sS,426,s14, against $685.
1876 in like period of 1880.
Postal Telegraph and Gable and asso-
ciated companies first quarter net loss
s285, 490 after taxes and charges. against
net profit Sl4S,3s3, or AZ cents share on
per cent preferred in like quarter Of
Pierce Petroleum Corporation nrst
quarter net cents share.
Canadian paciae May gross sl2. o84 900.
m n ndn gross s5S,o5l,ooO, against $685.
Daniel Reeves May sales 81. 4O7, $50.
against 81, 702, 568 in May, 1880. Five
months sl4,442,O25. against sl5.63s, o29.
Morrison Electric Supply Company, May
sales Sl58,760, against $154,716 in May.
GIT.
Mackay companies declared a regular
quarterly dividend of 81 on preferred
sock, payable July 1. of record June IL.
BoeinR Airplane Company subsidiary of
United Aircraft and Transport gets order
from navy for thirty planes. costing $4s4,-
Consolidated Gas and Utilities Company
tgeelnyIe months April 80, 1881. gross income
1904, OFT. Net earnings after expenses
and general taxes $i,527,i66, balance avail
sble for reserves. federal taxes and divi-
GendS $636.904.
Niles Bement-Pond declares IS cent divi-
dend. Previously paid so cents quarterly.
Porto Rican-American Tobacco reduces
annual dividend rate class ca stock
to So from $3.50.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country rum --Loss of delivered in
indianapolis. 12c; henery quality. No. l.
Poultry (buying pricesl-Hens Weighing
lbs. or over. nc; under lbs, l7ci Leg;
IL lbs. and UP. 24c: under Ia lbs, zoe:
bareback. 16c: Leghorn broilers. zoe: ducks.
SC. old cocks. 5000: ducks. full feathered.
fat whites &c: geese, &C. These prices are
for No. 1 top quality. quoted by Kingan q
Co. $3.50. -
2 25026c
Butterfat-22c.
CHEESE Wholesale selling price per pound)
American loaf 22c: pimento loaf, SIC:
wisconsin firsts. 19c: LonghornS. Ice; New
York nmberger. soc.
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4 yellow. 55i4s45sc; No. yellow. 53la@
55c; No yellow, 5S1ac; No. white,
581a 059c: No. 3 white, 7l765724c; No.
6 white, 55c. Oats-No. white, 28Q29A4c;
No white. 27c: No. white, 26c. Rye
none. Barley-37 954c. Timothy-S8.25Q
8.75. Clover-$l0.756l7.75.
By Times Special
CHICAGO, June 5-Primary receipts:
Wheat, 1,034000 against col .000 corn,
488 900, against 500 900; oats, AIS, 600,
against GAG, 600. Shipments: Wheat-757,
$4,000; oats. 239. 900. against $4,000
By Times Special
CHICAGO. June 5.-carlots: Wheat. 40;
corn. 80: oats. 7: rye. 2. and barley, 5.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, June 5.-Railroad
shares featured the Stock Market
today with gains ranging to 7
points, most of which were held.
Industrial stocks met profit -taking
and closed irregularly higher but
we'll below their highs Of the
session.
According to preliminary calcu-
lations the Dow, Jones 81 Co. in
dustrial average declined lao points
to 1888; rail average advanced
100 points to 76-17.
Sales totaled 100000 shares,
compared with 100000 shares
Thursday.
Market Waivers
The market generally wavered at
several periods of the day. Traders
had been anticipating a technical
reaction after two days of advance
and hence they were cautious about
placing commitments. Further
efforts of the Stock Exchange to de-
termine the size of the short inter
ests interfered with bearish opera
tions.
On each decline support was
forthcoming for the leading issues.
For a time, Steel common Jagged
while new leadership was furnished
by Westinghouse Electric, Dupont,
A. M. Byers and Allied Chemical.
These issues rose to 5 points. Steel
then was carried up to 94A from
the early low of 91A. Toward the
close Steel was back to around 90.
Big Operation Turns
One of the big operators recently
on the bear side had switched, it
was said, to the opposite side. He
was credited with buying heavily
into j. I. Case, American Can and
Du Pont, all of which had smart
advances in the afternoon.
The most impressive gains were
made in the carrier group where
Union Pacific and Atchison rose
more than points from the pre-
vious close at their highs. All but
few points Of the rise were sus-
tanned. Other issues to make wide
gains included Delaware & Hud-
son, New York Central and Penn
sylvania.
American Telephone was active in
the utilities and Standard of New
York in the oils. General Motors
ran into large offerings after an
early squirt following sale of block
Of 10000 shares at 35A
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Other Livestock
BIZ Enited preaa


CHICAGO. June --Hogs-Receipts, 49,
65 Big 5 than Thgrsday's average: bulk 100
6,25; packing sows, $5E5.5O; light lights,
400 100 lbs. good and choice, $S15@6.40:
sigb5GGWeigghts. 10000 lbs. good and choice,
good and choice, .s6.25@6.50: heavyWeights,
packing sows. 275-5Oo lbs. medium and
good. s5@5.5o; slaughter pigs. lOO-lSO lbs.
eG p an $685. oav sS'Sos o5 ali tssrR
active, fully steady; medium weight and
Welghty steers very dull. around Csc lower
butcher stock. bulls and vealers about
steady; yeariing steers. $780, heifers, So;
s SCI yesers up to So SLAUGHTER cat
and choice. $7.25@8.75 e00-1 100 lbs. GOOD
and choice, s725g85o; 1,loo-1, 800 lbs
good and choice, ,$S:5oGS; 500 1900 lbs,
55o-85o lbs. good, and choice, s7G825;
common AND medium. s5@7; cows, good
sSaG45S low cutter ard cutter cows, $3.50
choice, beef $3.50 $50; cutter to medium
S5@4 10; yealers. milk fed, good and
cattle: Steers -5o0-1,O5o lbs. good and
$4.75@6.10. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; lambs
mostly steady. spots unevenly lower; bid
a and T zsf a 81 SsF6a9gS desirable a
best yearlings held around So. slaughter
sheep and lambs: Lambs, 90 lbs. down
good and choice, S8.50@ 1925; medium.
S750Q8.5O; al. weights. common. s5.50G
Si5o@2.75; all weights. Gull and common,
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oats-No white. 2slaG29iao; No. 3
white, 27iaG2813c. Clover-Domestic prime
new. sl4.25; prime choice old. sI4: Oct,
S14; Dec, Sl4.25. Alsyke-Cash. IA But
ter-Fancy creamery. 27G2Sc; Eggs-Coun-
Try run, logl6c. Hay-Timothy per
cWt, Sl.25.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. June 5-Hogs-Receiuts.
1900: holdover. none: steady to 15c hieher:
s6.75 paid for i6o-2lo lbs. bid and mixed
offerings. $3.50; .20-250 lbs. $3.50 down.
70 25c higher: largely $3.50 down: cows
about steady: S2.5oG4 $50 on Sheliey low
cutter TO good kinds. CsiveS-pscei1ts
800: slow. weak. bulk vealers, $3.50 down:
odd best individuals So. most hea4s.- stls
$50. few. SIS: cullS. downward 10 Sc Sheep
Receipts. 500, nothing represerta tive
here: general un6eqone weak to 25c lower:
Gull 70 meaium LAMBS. S61e: bulk weighty
ewes S1I22S
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BIZ United Press

ceipts 1900, mostly steady. desirable $50.
20 lbs. S6.eoG6.75; few 230-26o lbs
butchers butchers Se.i5a6.5o; pigs $3.50 $50
Cattle-Receipts 100: steady. mostly cutie,
cows at S2d3.5 So Calves-Receipts. 500,
steady TO soc lower; good to choice veal
ers. S5Is.5o, common to medium, S4G
80 Sheep-ReceiptS 1900; lambs SLOW
fully soc lower. some bids OF more or
yesrlings desirable Kentucky lambs. sl0d
1850; throwouts. sos: sheen weak to SOC
lower shorn ewes. sl.5093.
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STOCK SHARES
UNEVEN AFTER
EARLY UPTURN
Close Is Higher but Off
From Days Top Figures;
Shorts Cautious.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for. Thurs
day was i54.73. UP 4.3e; Average Of twenty
rails was 7457. up $50. Average OF twen-
~ utilities was 81 IS. up ITS. Average Of
forty bonds was 94.24. I'D "a.
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BIZ Tnfte6 Presa

by UntI6U FTeS8
CHICAGO, June Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. 2 red, 76c; No. / hard, 78c;
No, l northern, 76c. Corn-No mixed.
S SsihiIC N Ssib Yellow 5eH@,5a1zc No
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. KY, June 5.-Hoes-Re-
eeiptss. 200; market, loc higher; 225 lbs.
up; So:75; ls5 to 22S lbs, $3.50; 1870 to
$3.50 4.25; stays. $3.50 Cattie-Receipts'
200; market steady prime heavy steers, Sc
a.; heavy shipping steers. $5.5006; me-
S6@75o; common to medium heifers. 81
&c; good to choice cows, $35oD450: me-
dunn to good cows S275G35O; cutters.
s.. 2502.I5; Gamers. $l.50@225; bulls 81
"a; feeders, S6Q7; stockers. 45O66.75.
Calves--Receipts. 800: market steady, good
TO choice. $50 $50; outs, SIS down. Sheep
Receipts, 100: market prospects lower.
Thursdays shipments: Cattle. none; calves.
S2s; hogs. none; sheep. 1918.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI June .-Hogs-Receipts.
1900; heldoYer none; active, i0Gl5c
higher; spots up rlore on weighty butchers:
better grade l7o-225 lbs, mostly l0c higher
f. S' 1875 u.s. 5sSs7ISS s sS05o
mostly s625; sowS about steady. $425 to
mostly $3.50; smooth hghtweights up to
supply very light; under tone strong to CSC
higher on steers and heifers; cows slow,
weak; odd lots common and medium steers
iished kind up to $50; beef COWS, S46475
low cutters and cutter cows to S325; Strong
weights. $3.50; bulls steady at S304; a few,
S4;25; vealers steady; good and choice 81
90; largely s7:5oGs; lower grades. 81
down. Sheep--Receipts. 1900: lambs I'M
evenly steady to soc lower; better grades
$3.50 to mostly SO; a few choice eve and
wether lambs up to $3.50: common and
medlum. S6@S; most throwouts, S65OG
$50; sheep steady; heavyweight fat ewes
Sl.5o@2: ightweights quotable up to 81 Sol
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, June 5.-Hoe-Receiuts
800; market strong TO 10c higher; 10000
loo-l4o lbs. s6.25G6 $50: good kind up to
s4.75. Cattle--Receipts. IL: market
nominally. steady. Calves-Recepts, 225:
market, slow to steady; good and choice
vealers. S7.50Ge Sheep-Receipts. ESQ:
lambs steady. Soc lower: good and choice
grade. SS.50Q1o; other classes slow,
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CBy Thomson & McKinnon)
Net Changes
By United Press

b United Press
NEW YORK, June 5.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow:
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Bank CIearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
June s.
O4edrlnRS 80 oSO,OyV. W
Debts ..................... 6.271 .000. 90
CHICAGO STATEMENT
June s.
Glearings eo9' Ivy Ivy ~ ~
Balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II, oUUsUUU.UU
TREASURY STATEMENT
June s.
Net balance for June 5 .....s1ol ,457. SOC. o5
Expenditures ..s..........s.. ~ 595, 54b. 20
Customs reefs. mo. to date. 3,2l8, 22o. SO
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New York
Stocks
- cBy Thomson q McKinno


BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 5.-Sales on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day totaled 100000 shares: Curb
stock sales totaled 100000 shares.
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Other Livestock


tod
TOLEDO. June 5.-Hogs-Recsipss 200:
market. 10 TO 25- higher: hearics. $500
S.eo: neoirrs. SGQe.2S; Workers, $3.50
8; PIGS. s5,75N5. Cattle-Rece.pts. light;
matket. SLOW. Calves-Receipts. light:
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Local Wagon Wheat

City graf nelevators are paying SAC for
No. red wheat and CSC for No. l hard
wheat.
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INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
June s.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23

USSeS.
su detenci& fue ordenada
per mandamienf6 solicitado por
ell Sr. w. f. Mitchell, Presiden-
te de la Compania de seguros, Y
en- edido per ell Jue2 CornsliuS.
FL citado desfalco Sc descu-
brio despueS que los auditores
eXaminaron los libros de la en-
presa. Varias hoias del libro
mayor Y otros papeles relacio-
nados con las cantidades deSfal-
cadas Sc dice que fueron destrui
das.
La Sra. Thomas no pudo pes
tar anoche la fianza de So, 500
que lie fue fijada por ell Juez
Cornelius.
FL case Sc encuentra ahora
)ajo la Investigation del Fiscal
del Condado, Mr.. Skinner.
La detenci6n Sc efectu6 en-
as oficinaS de la Compania, por
Il diputado Abramovitz.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23

TIA Pasluale Matassi-
gsile c. sts<ing coEFa
F. Sterling; Minnie L. FL
4 contra r. Z. ycDade; L.
&hurman contra Malessa
Thu San; Manuel Osiel contra
GiusepA Midnlla; Arnold Ra-
mos cqatra Vivian Rapos; Mar
garet 4eTo contra Julia Ago;
Willie SsSsSNel contra Frances
Manuel.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23

chmeling ha dAscubier-
una pelea con Mickey
ker serfa muy atractiva.
bcampeon qufefe batirse
~el "chiquitfn" que dirige ell
: celebre Kearns.
A Jimmy Johnston lie tecara
escoger entro Miami y Los An
gfles, como lugar para9el mas
famoso combate de todos los ST.
CLOS.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
LA CORTE SUPREMA DE-
CLARO LEGAL LA CONF
SION DE

La Corte Supreme del estado
decide aver sostener la opinion
que aqui expresara ell Juez
Parks, de la Corte del Circuito,
declarando constitutional la ley
del 'estado que creara la conf
sion de presupuestos del conda-
do de Hillsborough.
Vote en- contra de la mayo
ria ell presidente Buford.
Habia presentado un litigio,
EN- contra de la legalidad de la
ley, ell tasador de contributor
mes del condado, Mr.. Sparkman.
Los abogadoS locales dicen
4ue la sentencia del supreme
deja al comite de presupuestos
con autoridad completa para de-
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
ENCARCELADA POR DIES
FALCO LA SRA. THOMAS

La Sra. Maude Thomas, de 80
amos, vecina del 108 de la aveni-
da Hyde Park y administrado-
ra de la w. E. Mitchell Insur-
ance Company, del 41O12 de Ia
calle Franklin, ingres6 aver en-
la carcel del condado acusada de
haber desfalcado 1877 so de
los fondos de dicha compania,
durante un periodic de varioS
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
DEFUNClONES

Para la manana de hoy esta
anunciado ell sepelio de Joseph
Abadi, vecino de la avenida de
Florida 1908, que aver fallecie-
ra. FL cadaver recibira sepultu-
ra en- ell cementerio hebreo.
lie sobreviven su esposa y dos
hijos, M. A. y E. A. Abadi.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
INFORMEG ZION
DEL PUERTO

FL vapor americana Irene arri
DO aver, procedente de Balti-
more, con carga general.
Durante ell dia de aver zarpa-
ron los vapores americanos
Point Caleta, Irene, Cuba, Lii
llian, el espanol Aldecoa Y ell no
ruego Sorvangen.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
Pleitos y Divorcios

Corte Federal: Petici6n de
bancarrota voluntaria, hecha
por E. R. Hall, de St. Peters
burg; petici6n de bancarrota in
voluntaria hecha contra Lively
Stores, Inc. de Tampa. Para es-
tie case fueron nombrados reel
bidores S. B. Owen Y R. Fred
Willingham.
Giuseppe Castellano contra
La gaceta., 1931-10-23
LA COLUMNA"

Sc eta a Junta a los MEM
bros de esta Agrupacion para la
de hoy Viernes, a las $3.50
Ell SecretdriO.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23

terHilHaT los 1RgreSoS y@lJar JOS
gastos.
Tambien lie senala noder para
limitar los gastos de los depar-
tamentos, inveStigar ell funcio-
namiento de 6stoS Y determinar
los sueldoS que deeen pagarse.
Representation al condado v
el comite, integrados por loc
Sres Carl d. Brorein. w. G..
Allen, Wayne Thomas, D. NJ.
Dowdell Y George Cary, los le-
trados Sutton, Tilman Y Reeves.
l.. D. Nc Gregor llev6 la tests
sustentada por Sparkman.
La gaceta., 1931-10-23

JNAiNAdN NouSASAoA oNA wa
dado decidi\ayer que ell examen
medico de los alumnos que con-
curren a las escuelas del conda-
do, commence ell dia l de Noviem-
bre, teniendo a su cargo la labor
ell DR.. H. O.. Snow.
Los ninos de las escuelas del
distrito de Tampa tambien Sc
ran fisicamente examinados, en-
fecha que mas tarde Sc fijara.
Por su trabajo como medico
del condado ell DR.. Snow recibi-
NJ $3.50 al mes.
Una enfermera sera nombra-
da por ell medico, de acuerdo con
ell superintendent Snipes.