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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20

Electric Power associates declared a
quarterly dividend of 25 cents on class
A and common stock, payable Nov. 2. OF
record Oct. &c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20

Chesapeake g. Ohio in nine months
earned So 76 common share. against 1927
in like 1880 period. September net income
3.755.611 in September, 1880.
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Following is the explanation of

Following is the explanation of
Ripley'S Believe 1t or Not which
appeared in Mondays Times:
The Flattest Thing in the World
The optical glass produced in a
Camden Town factory, London,
England, has been called the most
perfect in the world by eminent
physicists in the science of glass
making, and the firm has acquired
a monopoly of such things as
''echelon" gratings and other op-
tical apparatus requiring perfect
optical surfaces.
To test a surface for fairness
it is laid upon proof plate" OF
the required f1atnesS End viewed
by the light of the mercury lamp
Any irregularity Of shape is re-
vealed Immediately by irregulari-
ties in the "Newton's rings"
formed between the plates. The
final testing apparatus is called
the 'phenika," which again uses
interference fringes for discover
ing irregularities of optical thick
ness.
The instrument maps out the
slab in contour lines, the steps
being quarter wave-length of
light, or about a 2OO,O0Oth of an
inch. An expert operator can
gauge unevenesS within a ten
millionth of an inch.
The finished glass plates are
used to build echelon gratings
for spectroscopic purposes, and as
fiat mirrors in large Newtonian
reflector telescopes and other OPP
tical apparatus requiring the for
nation of perfect virtual image.
The Book of WeaIth-"The
Book of Wealth." by H. H. Ban
croft, the American historian, was
published in 1902, only $50 copies
being printed in an edition de
luxe, called by the publishers the
BLACK Swan" edition. The book
sold at $4,000 a copy, a record in
publishers prices for all time.
Wednesday-"The One-Armed
Man Who Builds Houses Alone"
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Wednesday-"The One Armed
Man Who Builds Houses Alone. :"
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Investment Trust Shares
(By Gibson & Bernard

PRICES ARE TO IL NOON G. S. T.
Oct
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Oct .-Hogs-Receipts.
1900; holdover. none: most kinds steady,
spots on slo;- STAYS. 25c higher: 10000
lights and pigs. mostly SIS: rough sows.
$3.50: stays. S35O9S.75. Csttle-Receipts.
100 scattered cutter liter to common steers
ally all of holdover top: light weights to
sell above So; available but absent; cows
ceipts $50 vealers. slow: weak to SOC
lower: good to choice mixtures upwards to
$40 and occasionally $1,000: toppy Offering
s5GS50 OF above Sheep-Receipts, 1900:
mostly steady good to choice, lambs. $3.50
throwouts. s465.5o: SIS popular price: few
medium. Sc; Gull to nearly good ewes. 81
to So.
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Head for Mexico

2 UIFtI FTtoS
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 90
George Pocaterra, Venezuelan flier
left here at 8:45 a. m. today for
Tampico, Mexico, to continue his
good will flight from New York
City to his home town of Caracas,
Venezuela.
With him was his mechanic, L.
T. Hoover. The two remained here
Monday to make repairs to their
plane. They arrived here from
Lallas, where they spent Saturday
night
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Other Livestock


EAST BUFFALO. N Y. Oct. 20.-Hoes
On sale. 500; weight above 16o lbs. active.
steady; lighter averages slow. 10@ 25c un-
der Mondays close: bulk desirable. 175-
200 lbs. s5.s5@6:. largely. $500: pigs and
sbou steady cutter gTades S ONE
load good steers, 900 lbs. $3.50 Calves
Receipts. 100: vealers. unchaneed; good
to choice $40 to mostly $1,000: common
and medium. s6.5oGs.50. Sheep-Receipts.
500; lamb trade at complete standstill: un-
dertone decidedly weak on all grades: in
age
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Heating Rate Reduced

DW CHtttu EftSo
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 20.-A
voluntary reduction of cents per
square foot of heating surface has
been made in rates of the Citizens
Mutual Heating company. Oficials
of the company said the business
depression and reduction of cost of
operation had hade the change
possible.
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BIZ Tnifed Press

CLEVELAND. Oct 0.-Butter-Eytras
96lac: standards 34lc: market. weak
Eggs-Extras 34c: frsts. 26c: market
STEADY. Poultrv-Fowls 21023cc: medium
1aM l9cc: Leghorn broilers. I3M15c: ducks
120 Ice; old cocks. 12m14: geese. i3c
market. steady. Potatoes-Ohio and New
Maine Green Mt. 9Ocds ST per lO03sIb. sack
Idaho Rmsset mostly s1.75: few. sl.8ODI 8:
per 1o0-lb sack
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In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
Southwest wind, IL miles an hour;
temperature, 81; barometric pres
sure, 30.19 at sea level; ceiling,
clear, unlimited; visibility, 10 miles;
field, good.
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CINCINNATI. o.. Oct 2O.-BItter.
steady; creamery in club lots according
to score. 30G 32cc: common score dis
No. q zoe: No. g. 12c: butterfat. 3l6 sc.
Eggs-Weak; cases included: extra frsts
29c: firsts. 26c: seconds. pc: nearby I'M
GRADED 27c. Live poultry-Thin and coarse
stock sell only at heavy discount: fowls.
lbs. and over. PIC 4 lbs. and over. 1Sc:
ID. and over. csc: "a lbs and over. zoe:
2 lbs. and over. tic: fryers. lbs. and
broiiers, IL. and over. 2sc: IL ibs and
over. 1Sc: 2 lbs. and over lac: black
springers 10c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Files Suit After IA Years

By United Press
MORRIS, Ill. Oct. 20.-Back in
1917 William Southcomb's two bull
dogs attacked Grinnell Oswood and
chewed of one of his ears. Mon
day OSwood brought suit for $4,000
damages against Southcomb.
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Tnitcd Press

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct 20.-Hogs-
ceipts. 1890; heldover. $50; fairly active
generally 25c lower. sows weak to csc
iiS STTFelv ss.ss $50 to 500 lbs. So oaotabe
SIS S5@ $50; 100 to $50 lbs. mostly, s5.25;
100 to $50 lbs. IS; sows. $40 $50; smooth
calves. 450; slow. about steady; odd lots
common and medium steers and heifers
S425m6.25: a few more desirable kinds
ss5064; most beef cows, S3.5OG4.5o; low
cutters and cutters active; bulk. $225I
325: bulls. S4.5Q down vealers steady to
grades mostly IS down. Sheep-ReceiptS
1000: lambs generally Csc lower; spots
of more; better grade. eve and wether
mon and medium, s4@550: light skins
downward to $3.50 ~ below; sheep steady:
fat ewes mostly $3.50 downward.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
BuiIdinu Permits

Charles Ormsby. addition. 4o44 Broad
wav, $3.50.
Wilbur Nealis. garage 1725 Washington
avenue 5000.
NJ. B. Cloud. dwelling. s1l4 Park. s5.175.
W. Hamerstadt. addition 1921 North
Pennsylvania $500
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Truck for GameweII Department

Abandonment of the safety zone
on Alabama street north of Massa-
chusettS avenue was ordered and
approval given for the purchase of
truck for the Gamewell depart
ment by the safety boar dtoday.
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BIZ JHitcd Press
BIZ LNited Press

CHICAGO, Oct; 2o.-Eges- Market
26@27c; f1rsts. 25@25l2c: current receipts
19@ 23c: seconds. 12M17c. Butter-Market.
extra frsts. 30l2m3112c: firsts. 27d 2sI5c;
seconds, 24d Csc; standards. 30lac. Poultry
Market firm; receipts. cars; fowls. 15Gl
2lc: springers. 1872 16c; Leghorns i2c:
ducks. 12@16c: geese. 12c: turkeys. 170 23c;
ROSTERS. l2c; broilers, 2 lbs, 14cc; broilers,
under 2 lbs. lac; Leghorn broilers. l4l5c.
cas-. 14i2M1434cc. Potatoes-On track Bel:
arrivals. 100; shipments. $40: market about
steady: Wisconsin round whites. 75M 85c;
Minnesota and North Dakota Red River
Cobblers. 800 85c: Ohios. 500 90c: Idaho
Russets, s1.25m l.50; Colorado Peoples Rus
sets Sl20Nl 25
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. o.. Oct. 1e.-Cash grain close.
Elevator prices: Wheat-No. 2 red. 56I5Si
57i2c. Corn-No. 2 yellow. $3.50 44Iac.
MUM. to 4 cents. Rve-No. 3. Acc.
Grain on track-2812c rate Wheat-No' 3
req 51452c: No. l red 1c premium. Corn
NO. 2 yellow. 371a 63915c: No yellow
g a38i3cc. Oats-No. . white. 24625c:
NO white; 22G24Ac; old oats. premium,
70 acc. Glover prime. $3.50: December
SIS: February. SO. Aisike~Cash 81 So:
December. s775: February. SO. Butter
Fancv creamery. 37G33c. zqgs-Current
| receipts. 25M30cc. Hay-Timothy per cwt.
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Births

Carl and Mma Blackwell 2919 East
Ralph and Margaret Piercy. 1929 Burdsal
Frank and Alice Thorne. 221 North
Rural.
Orlando and Ruth Little. Methodist
Harry and Ruby westcott, Methodist
Charles and Helen Caplinger, Coleman
Nathan and Matte Patterson. Coleman
hospital boy twins.
Russell and Hazel Durler. Coleman hos
pital
Edmund and Lucille Abel s1s Man
Clarence and Julia Drake city hospital.
William and Edith Risley. city hos
Frank and Ruth Heron. city hospital.
Cecil and DAISY Davis city hospital.
Elvet. and Carrie Hudelson, city hos
pital.
Otis and Mabel Burnett. 212 Good
Eugene and Evelyn Baker. 1913 West
Harold and Mae Ludwig. Methodist hos
pital
Samuel and Beatrice Davis. Methodist
Richard and Versa Benedict, Methodist
hospital.
Edward and Helen shippey. Methodist
hospital.
Smith and Mary Burns Coleman hos
Walter and Gladys Teifert. Coleman hos
pital.
Joe and Midinne Ross city hospital.
Hubert and Marguerite Abbott. CITY hos
pital.
William and Eunice DAM city hospital.
Harold and Clara Wayman. city hospital.
Leslie and Emma Ford. city hospital.
Melvin and Bessie Russell. city hospital
James and Thelma Raine city hospital.
Twins
Nathan and Matte Patterson. Coleman
hospital boys
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
FRESH BUYING
FORCES STOCK
SHARES HIGHER
Foreign News Is Factor in
Upturn; CopperS Are
FaVoriteS.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Monday
lo3;45 up LII. Average of twenty rails
55.82. of .09. Average of twenty utilities
9 81 90 up ;ss Average OF forty bonds
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Carman & Co.. Inc. declared the regu-
l9r ouarterlY olVldend OF so cents on the
class A stock, payable Dec. /, OF record
Nov 16
Sugar melt of fourteen United States
refiners from Jan. l to Oct. 10. tOtaled
S,445,OOO long tons, against 3.S1O,0Oa in
like 1880 period. Deliveries S,2S5.O
against 3.6OO.OO
earned $2.76 a common share. against 1927
in like 1880 period. September net income
SO. 755 Gil in September, 1880.
E G. Budd Manufacturing in nine
months ended Sept 80. net loss $l22, 647
against net profit of SS17,750 in like 1880
5 agas3 net p 9Ha6eF Of Fet SSJ s2'
previous quarter and net loss of 500, 461
in September 1880 quarter.
Budd Wheel in nine months ended
Sent. 80. earned SO cents a common
share. against S1.I7 in like 1880 period.
September quarter earned cents.
against &c cents in previous quarter and
% cents in September 1880 quarter.
Electric Power associates declared a
quarterly dividend of 25 cents on class
record Oct. &c.
New York cables opened in London at
S.91: Paris. checks. 1925; Amsterdam.
9625; Italy. 1925 and Berlin 100,
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co:
in year ended Aug. 81, profit SIT: sos
after taxes and depreciation% but before
inventory and reserve adjustments, against
profit of $780, in previous year.
Daily average of crude oil in United
States in week ended Oct. II, tOtaled
242S,S7O barrels, an increase of 27S,-
$50 over preceding week, according to
Oil & Gas Journal.
Federal reserve boards condition state
ment as of Oct. "A, shows decreases for
week of S188, O00. 900 in loans and invest
ments. 1852, 600 900 in net demand de
posts. 100000 in time deposits; SIT
900 900 in government deposits and SAL
200 nnn in reserves with reSerYe- banks.
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New York Bank Stocks
fBy Thomson & McKinnon)
Oct 10
Net Changes
United Press
Oct. 20
mi

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 10. - Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the
New York Stock Exchange follow:
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. Oct. 2o.-Hogs- Receipts. 800;
market. steady to SC lower; heavies S5I
$40. mediums S5.3565.40: Workers. S4506l
AIS. pigs. S425M4.75. Cattle-Receipts
600: market. steady. CalveS-ReceiptS
light: market soc lower. Sheep-ReceiptS
light. market soc lower.
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BIZ Times SpccioI
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. oct. l9-Cash grain close:
Wsfheat~No. red; Sac: No 2 red. $50
a. &c; No. 2 hard. 522a@52Iac: No. hard
sac No. 2 yellow hard. 52A n sac: 10.
en- n1ixe ed $40 52l5c; No. mixed, acc.
S9m 1915 No. 2 yellow. 39GS9Hc: No.
yellow. SSss g 3s24c: new. .35ilc; No 4 vel
yellow; 36c; No. s yellow. 37637Ac: No
l w, white 1914 No. ? white. 39Hc: No. 1
"h1te' 55l2c tnew9; No. white. sec Oats
24S4c. Rve-None. Barlev-40058c Tim
othv-$34325. Clover-$10 50@l4
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By Times Special

500 95o lover q I7524o 6s s5ss 94o
900 lbs, Sass 900 lbs up S4; IS0-l75
lbs. S475 1870 lbs down s4.65; packing
sows. S2.85: stays. S2.eO down. Cattle
Receipts, 300: slow and steady with Mon
days slaughter steers, S5.25@6.25; bulk
heifers. S5G6.50; yearling steers and
hefers mostly S7GS; best COWS. 81 down.
Calves Receipts. S0o market not estab-
lished on best vealers; few early sales
undergrade kinds steady at Sc down;
heavy calves $3.50 down. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. $50; steady best fat
lambs SO; bucks, IS; throwoutS. SO down
Mondays shipments: Catte-ReceiptS 452:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Favor Copper Cut

Emile Tranquil, minister of state
of Belgium and managing director
of Union Miniere Du Haul Katanga,
huge Belgian copper mining COM
pany, said he would be agreeable to
curtailment that would bring opera
tions down to 40 per cent of capac-
ity in the industry.
Gains of a point or more were
noted in Anaconda, Phelps Dodge
American Smelling and Cerro De
Pasco. Kennecott and Nevada made
fractional gains. Trading in cop
perS was active.
Steel common led the industrial
list, reaching 71as, up 2 points.
Westinghouse Electric rose to 40, up
Us; Allied Chemical 8312, up 4; Du
Pont 6115, up 16; American Can
853s, up Us, and Case 5134, up 37s.
Rails Sell Higher
Railroad shares again came to
the forefront to the tune Of the Oft
repeated stories that the 1. c. c.
was to issue its freight rate state
ment shortly. Railroad bonds also
forged ahead. In the stock market
Atchison, New York Central and D.
& H. gained 2-pointS or more and
Union and Pacific 3 points. Others
we're up fractions to more than a
point
American Telephone rose nearly 8
points to 1885 and Consolidated
Gas Us to 743s. Utilities followed
these leaders into higher ground.
Oils swung into line on the upside
in the early afternoon, despite huge
increase in oil production as a re-
suit of reopening of the Oklahoma
fields.
Call money was easier in tone,
but unchanged at 212 per cent.
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BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Oct 20.-Hogs-
CENTS. $4,000: market. active; generally l0c
lower than Mondays average: TOP. 5.45;
s5O505 IS; pigs and sows, about steady:
130-l50 lbs. 81 1906: Sows largely S4.25G
$50 Cattle-Receints $500. Calves-Re-
vearlinqs and heifers. and a few earlv
cows and low cutter deals steady. with
lover undertone on all COWS: western run
light: bulk due TO arrive: lower undertone
on most grassers: good and choice veal
ers steady at $3.50; a few light steers.
ers s7.25G87s: some cows. S3.25M425 low
cutters Sl.75d2. IS: medium bulls slow at
90 Sheep-Receipts $500: market. no
early sales; indications lower on all kinds;
lambs. 90 lbs down good and choice. S.
G675: medium. s4.75@5.75; al weights
medium to choice. 81 $500, so; all weiehts
Gull and common. Si@l.50.
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Chicago Grain Range

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO Oct 2O.-Carlots: Wheat
LL44; corn 2lS, oats. SO; rye. 3. and
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Oct l9-Primarv REGENTS.
Wheat. 1902 900 against 1180. 0o0 corr.
| $4,000 against 1000: oats. 32e 000
against $4,000. Shipments-Wh Wheat. 293
goo against TAI 600 corn. 1858 600 against
$4,000; oats 100000 against 247 900.
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PHILADELPHIA-Bud Wheel Corno-
rat Inn receiNed cnnfracf frn,,, na n.
Produce Markets

j., Eggs e country runl-Loss off delivered
2lc; No. 2, 12c.
Poultry lbuving prices Hens weighing
, lbs. or over, Ice: under lbs. 15c: Leg
corn hens. 12c: broilers. full feathere6
312s lbs. and UP, lac; bareback. lie: Leg
Ibs I bFToilers l2c: spring chickens. az
cocks. e8@9G; ducks, full feathered. &c;
quality quoted BY Kingan g. Co.
Butter twholesalel-No. 1. $40 38c: No 2
Butterfat-S5c.
EpoTgnd!oG55AtmeTiean loaf. 2334c;o pimsnto
horns. 19c: New York limberger. zoe.
By United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 2o.-Potatoes- Market.
New jersey. $1.25Ml.35 per basket; Idaho
50 40@ 100 per sack Maine. S135ml IS per
barrel. Sweet potatoes-Market weak:
jersey baskets. 81. 75@1.85; Southern
basket. 35Q 50cc; Southern barrels. 75cm
s4.3oM4.5o per barrel Pork--Market. frm-
pound. Tallow-Market. firmer: Special
to extra, 31aG3Ac per lb. Dressed poultry
Market. steady; turkeys. 226l40c chick
ems. Ito 34cc; broilers. l5M32c; fowls. "a
&c, ducks. Long Island. 1908 Live
q lace ducks 13@24c; fowls. l4@25c; tur-
l6M28c; chickens. 11M24c. Cheese
Market dull and irregular; state whole
milk fancy to special. 14017c; Young
America fresh. l594@16Ac.
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Local Wagon Wheat
RAW SUGAR PRICES

City grain elevators are paving 41c fo-
Nc. 2 red wheat and 40c for No. haro
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BY ELMER WALLER,
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-stocks ad-
vanced to points today, while
bonds turned about including the
United States issues; cotton gained
nearly 81 bale and wheat TUNED
up from lower opening.
Strength in financial and com
modify markets hinged about a
series of developments expected to
materialize favorably in the near
future. "A visit of Premier Laval
was expected to bring closer togeth-
er America and France and a ia
vorable move was seen in the appar-
ent turn in the French attitude on
our gold, shipments of which have
slowed up.
The S. S. Majestic brought over a
group of foreign copper producers
who will confer here with American
producers. Copper shares promptly
rose fractions to more than a point
on belief the industry would be
stabilized through the curtailment
Of output.
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|BrightSpots
| of Business
BY limited Press


NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Brooklyn g.
Queens Transit Corporation reported for
the quarter ended Sept. 30. net income of
1898, 594.. against $538,O26 in the like
period of 1880.
PITTSBURGH-SteeI production in
the Pittsburgh district during the last
week increased slightly in some lines.
DETROIT-Sparks wilmington Company
snnouncec It will begin manufacturing
electric refrigerators Jan. /. at its plants
in Michigan Center. four miles from Jack
son. Mich
PHILADELPHIA-Budd Wheel CorpO-
ration received contract from one of the
leading automOtiye manufacturers for
'oO,OO0 wire wheels, it was announced.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.-Champion Fibre
Company plans a S1.OOO0O0 expansion.
program at its Canton, N c.. plant. Three
large new buildings will be built and
100000 worth of machinery installed.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

Net Balance for Oct. H. 1888, 1913, 479 90
CX XPftI recfs ot ~ doic S St6-S1
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PITTSBURGH. Oct 2o.-Hogs-R eceIpts.
$50; market; setiye. mostly ioc highssGr
packing sows. steady. good grade 81 50e
AIS Cattle-ReeeiptS. 100: market. steadv:
common TO medium steers. s4@ Gas: grass
beef cows SS.50M4.50: bulls sSM4. SO.
Calves-Receipts 5O market steady. good
10 choice vealers $500 so: medium. SIS. son
n So Sheep Receipts. $50: market steady:
better grade lambs. s6.5Om7: mixed lots
and medium grades. $4.7546.25; common
kinds down TO S..
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Boston Woven Hose & Rubber Co.
il wear ended Aug. 81, profit $277: 656
inventory and reserve adjustments, against
profit of $685. 13 in previous year.
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Carman S5 Co.. Inc. declared the regu.
lar quarterly. dividend of so cents on the
class A stock, payable Dec. /. OF record
Nov. Is.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEN

Oct. 90
rings 81. QUE, UU.UU
e5its o.. 80. .............. 1929, 900 90
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-06
SCULPTOR TAKES ALL BLAME FOR
 MISSPELLINC
Inscription on Bronze Me- morial Tablet in Boston Has Reused Some Inc dignatiOn

Boston, Nov e. (UP) - John Francis Paramino, Boston sculptor, today shouldered full responsibility for two typographical errors" in the inscription on a bronze memor- ial tablet he recently completed for the state. "They're my mis- takes" he admitted. when inform ed that the words "conspicuously' and "intrepidity" were misspelled as ''inconspicously" and "intreped- ity" in the 55-word inscription on the tablet. The memorial, made at a cost of $2.500 and represent ing several months work. was placed recently at the entrance to the House Chamber in the State House. It is dedicated to Massa- chusetts recipients of the congress sional medal of honor.
 Legislators were aroused yester- day when they discovered that two words had been misspelled, and sought an investigation to establish responsibility for the errors. Such an inquiry will not be necessary. however. for Sculptor Paramino today assumed all blame, refusing to share 1t with the state art com mission. which approved the mem- ,orial. Tt will be simple matter to correct the errors," he said. 'If I get right. about it, it'll take only couple of days"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-06
KIDNAPPED GIRL
 WHO HAD GIVEN # HIM THE MlTTEN
She and Sister Were Rid- ing in Auto When Two Masked Bandits Grab- bed One of Girls

Swampscott. Mass. Nov 6-(UP) A rejected suitor was sought by police along the north shore to-day in connection with the reported Kidnapping last night of Elizabeth Baffalino, 20, of this town.
 Elizabeth and her sister Joseph ire, 19, went for an automobile ride with two Marblehead youths, known to them only as Jim and Steve" Josephine returned home alone and reported to police that while riding in Middleton or Dan- vers two youths in another car had waylaid them and kidnapped her sister at gunpoint.
 Though the kidnapers wore masks, she recognized one of them as a Salem filling station at tendant who once kept company with the missing girl, Josephine said. A checkup by Salem police to-day revealed the suspect failed to report tfor work at the filling station this morning.
 Asked how she and her sister knew "Jim and Steve" Josephine said the young men drove her and Elizabeth to work in Lynn several mornings.