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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-24
80 Auction Sales
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION
ST. LotIis R igiIius ,ClnscInnatl. Chicago and
s siaim g6i Freight Station capito er IN
a. am, M. Friday. December 5th io9aio 20
b BEEN r9},e described shipments which have ave
fn iiIDo o1! uHIes previously claimed bv ri56faa
Cd L0t oHSi93:5-cOnsisnee and Destination
chr R5-S7I8@Rossville Commercial Aleobo,
Pa sss@agSFeenGebuTg Ind empty d r1EmidSSii
land Ohio: oei dru T5ip q6of G{5ompany clevs-
R-395.1Hadley Mercantile 9 co Hadr.,,
R-s96-Vehicie Supnlv 70 ca,~. -,
Bql l6l singletrees. w. N'alio' Aii-'
dR-39g83mchubb & steinberg Music SHIN
EooXes refrigerator cabinets. crsts enc z
tors P-s and 2 G y parts: '''s' mo-
gang Dlow. Wh ladn on Sr seIs Ind;
fib' boz 5ogV 5s{gt 70 Price. Troy. Ohio:
.RIi4QlL7lLawrence Watson. Paris III
os b nait Dbl. and kit roof cement /
E Finsis 81 Tire Company. Danville. Ill.
empty 590 wood = b. Dryer. Sidney. Ohio. 1
RI E6-4o96-Agnes Murphy. Connersvills.
II IN case; ] drum paint. / case oil
TrG ~ lidllam l.. Stanley. SummftviIle
R-4Os-schmidt & 'S Groves. sDringas,d
s Gt61p fSsd 9ass mineral mixture for i've
R-409-Braham Laboratories cleveland
mo I Dbl. floor oil. l kit cleanser
otEyo4l9gIvendex Company Inc. Cleveland
.R-4lI-Hande1 ' Prodn llstGht ne c1sv.,.
ONO; I Ctn. hand preparation. ''''ai0'
sack mineral mixture for amman s gnl9;
T., c-3o7488I1,Peerless Stock Salt CO. ca.
stocE SAT- Cil'o' ~ bags medicated live
re so773-North vernon Lumber MN,
r
oiRIIcc -2o784TIhe Dunbar S CO.. Berea
one one 5od 5bl. G I. Water Heater Parts
Ia5d O2gS me Hudson Paint Co. Cleve-
t5Slo ONO. 4 cases paint earth in oil
.IRc-2o9ss--oLN Bartlett Drug Co.. Lafav-
RC-30786--H c. Goldman Co c,oi,,E gi9Ss'
obi9: :sps case aodl blanF rFank. crestne
sRG;9o4as-oIN Nehi Bottling Co.. BEN
Tnleh H. cf Hi G Gavo giags,.ra
Ofi o-5aa case cotton q. piece goods.
re 512se-Honey Boy Co Co. St rouI.
No; 3 Ctn. confectionerv. ''''
ton I'D en- d. flld Esfi d tube: covius-
r. HCccs,ossll-AmeTiean Asbestos Products
Co b;,c Jyietye Ial. Ohio Dbl roof asphalt.
RC-5l05l-O/N W H. Bear Barber sun
Ply Co. Ierre Haute. Ind: Ctn. drugs.
re- 022e-Rlst MccoSS - Mont tSTs p Woe.
Columbus. Ind. Is bags salt
In addition to the above r7snttones
articles there will be offered for sale 1T
this time. many other articles which have
been refused account damage ~ bs,re
checked over without marks
,Ihsse shipments NAV be inspected,
Inursday. Dec. 3D. 1881. between hours
OF 300 a. n. and $50 D. m
DESCRIPTION OF packages are copied from .
freight or way bill but neither ouantftv .
or contents are guaranteed
Terms OF sale. Cash or certified chick
payable Immediately at conclusion Of sale
j. K. VANCE
Freight Claim Agent.
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EDITORS IN NEW POSTS
Thomas E Sharp Goes to Buffalo
Times From Memphis Paper.

Times From Memphis Paper.
b. United Press
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 24-Res-
ignation of Thomas E. Sharp, since
1927 editor of the Memphis Press
Scimitar, to become editor of the
Buffalo Times was announced to-
day. Both are Scripps-Howard
papers.
Sharp's place here will be taken
by Edward j. Meeman, editor Of
the Knoxville News Sentinel. Ben
ton j. Stong, for several years man
ager of the Scripps- Howard bureau
at Nashville, state capital, will sue
coed Meeman.
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M E R C HAN Disc
81 Miscellaneous For Sale
Special This Week ONLY!

Special This Week Only!
Cabinet Ironing Board. complete :: 95
Glass Asphalt Shingles. per bdl. SO
Keep cold out. Storm Sash, glazed Use up.
Mill Made Garage Doors, glazed, ca. .S2.G5
No. l Grade lX6 Drop Siding, per
Insulating Board, " in thick, So. it. 2iSc
Bevel Plate Mirror Medicine Cabinet S4.95
Quality White House Paint. spec. gal 81 20
Combination Storm Door, complete $5.75
First Quality Roll Roofing, bargain. .S9c
Barn Sash, glz., ACC; House Doors $1.49 up
Super-Gian Individual Shingles bdl. $1.49
Cement 45c; Lime. 35c; Plaster Csc bag
Fix leaky roofs with Plastic Cement &c ID.
All kinds hardware. Glas 24x24 S.. 39c
Watch this space each week for bargains
in new materials.
CORNELL MATERIAL COMPANY.
HEmlock 5477. 1917 E. 10Th st.
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ANNOYING DEMENT'S
Death Notices

CoCIANCICH. MARY A-Beloyed little
daughter OF Alexander and Mary Coci-
ancich. passed away Nov. %, 1881. at
Methodist hospital, Funeral services
FUNERAL HONS. 1927 w. 10th St. Burial
ST. JoSephs cemetery. Friends invited.
NIARROW-Edna Nav. wife of John r.
Marrow. age 48 wears, died Monday, Nov
90 at the residence ITO Waldemere Ave.
Funeral services, Thursday. Nov: %. 1890
a. m. at the FRED T. MOORE FUNERAL.
HOME. 2614 w. Wash St Burial Floral
Park cemetery. Friends invited
F mother Of Mrs P p steidle. Frank Roth
and Mrs. George Schmitt, passed away
sunday. Nov. %. ct the residence al
Mrs Schmitt, 354S E. 10th st. Funeral
Wednesday, Nov. IS. $3.50 a. m. at rest
dence. Services St Mary's Church 8 a.
m. Interment st. joseph cemetery.
Friends invited.
sACKFTT EMMA L.-Age So. beloved
daughter of MI and Mrs. Henry Eisen-
barth, sister of Elmer Elsenbarth. passed
away Saturday. p m. at the residence
Of the parents. 1914 Leonard St. Funeral
Wednesday. 1870 p. m. at the residence.
. D. m. at st. Johns Evangelical church,
Sanders and Leonard SITS. Burial St.
Johns cemetery, Cumberland Ind
Friends invited G. H, HERMANN in
charge
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices
BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS
NOTICE OF HEARING


NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Fred DYER
has, filed with the Board of Zoning Ap-
peals OF the City of indianapolis, a pete
tlon asking permission to vary the re-
qulrements Of the Zoning Ordinance bv
erecting tWo-story cement block three
car garage, second story TO be used as
nome work shop, in the rear of 1888
Villa avenue
public hearing will be held by said
Board in Room l04. City Hall, Tuesday.
December l, 1881, at 2;30 p. M at which
tlme and place all interested persons Will
De given opportunity to be heard in ref
erence TO the matters set out in said
BOARD OF ZONINCT APPEALS.
- GEO. 7. O'CONNOR. President.
II. B. SIEEG. Secretary Engineer.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTER-
STATE TRANSIT. INC
On Oct. 5, 1881. in EQUITY case No TIT
IN the Southern District Court of Ohio.
p. J. BooS was appointed Receiver of In
terstate Transit. Inc On Oct. z 1921
by order of District Court for the South
TTn District Of Indiana. E. j. Boos and
herman L. McCray were appointed An
cllIary receivers and by further order OF
NE Sald District Court for the Southern
DlsIrlcC OF indiana all creditors were
qiIecIeo TO file their claims with r. J.
6 6&93SSS. RECEIVER, 906 MAIN STREET.
tCINCINNAII. OHIO on or before Deem
Per lth, 1881 under penalty of having
thelr claims barred from participation ia
the assets of the defendant. a. j BG65
ana HERMAN L. McCRAY. Receivers
IAEI. STETTINIUS 81 HOLLISTER and
WHITE. WRIGHT & COLEMAN. Attor-
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81 Furs, Wearing Apparel

LADY'S COAT-Genuine jap mink. size IA:
GOOD conditions cheap. Hu. 1858.
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RENTALS
. Furnished Apts. and Houses

GLADSTONE. N. 32-Furnished mod. s.
I'm. double, garage. water pd., $3.50. II.
MARKET E If03-Warm groom furn.
apt light. gas. heat maid. Ri. l641.
NEW YORK. 1908 VS. rms. furn. So.
1923 W. n. York. 5 rms; $3.50; water pd.
739 n New Jersey: rms; So. Ri. 7725.
NORTH-Young couple wishes to share
nicely furnished home to congenial per-
sons with privileges; garage. IA. 3765-R.
TTBBs. n, Il22-Mod. 5-rm.; nicely furn.
bungalow; breakfast nook; gar. BE. 5000.
WALNUT E., l15-3 rms. alcove; private
bath; $3.50. See housekeeper in basement.
WALNUT. e. 452-No. 2. attractive ? or 5
rms. furn. complete: steam heat. u. 5I44-
23D. W. 1I8-Wnl share nv modern home
with 2: home privileges. Ia. 1244-M
Ambassador Apt. Hotel
REASONABLE DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
LY RATES.
Beautiful. modern, complete. 1urnisne2
or unfurnished with or without hotel
Service: walking distance. $50 N. Penn
svlvania street or call Ri. 1871.
EMPLOYED lady will share coy home
with girl or couple; gar. IT. 14Ol.
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RENTALS
2I rnfurnished Apartments

CAPITOL. N. 2s23-Convenient arm. apt:
heat. water, gas furn.: garage. Ia. lg42:
COLLEGE. i547-Living rm.. in-a-door red:
dinette. kitchenette. bath: Al: ADULTS.
DELAWARE n. 8lt-Warm Arm mod.
apt: ideal neighborhood: low rent. u. 1900
GALE. N. I541-2 rooms, kitchenette: heat.
water. phone. Gu. 03l3.
IRVINGTON-4-rnn upper. modern. except
heat: water. garage. sl7 mo-. II. 2426.
KENWOOD. 32l0-3 rms. heat. water. gas.
light garage flirn.; S45. Ri 5305.
NEW JERSEY. N. 522-Warm. ?. 4 and S
I'm. apts.; strictly mod: reas. RI. 1g34.
S35-Prospect, 1443-Upper 3 rms, kitchen
cite, bath; utll; gar. adults. Dr. l262:
RILEY. n, 37-4 I'm. modern apt. on
court; so so mo. II. 1858.
RUCKLE 2s05-Dandv bedroom apt; fine
heat. water furn.. rent reduced. Ri. 1243.
WASHINGTON. E. 48O1-Tuck in Tor
winter: in-a-door dinette kltchenetts;
BIRD AT CAPITOL;. oil W.-Desirable 5
$40. Ir. 1923.
Apartment Rental Bureau
Apartments in all parts Of city: free
cal lie l237 or Ri 1871 dav 81 night.-
REDUCED RENT
~ W. 18th; nicely decorated; kitch-
enette apt; utilities furnished: $3.50
Call Apt. No. l. THE GRANT.
THE PATRICIA-852 Prospect: rooms;
stoker heat: all utilities. DR.. 2591-M.
INDIANAPOLIS RENTAL BUREAU
No charges or obligations We locate
the furnished or unfinished apartment
you want at your price Transportation
free. Call Ii. 4507 Eve. or Sun, Wa.
0433 or Be 3114.
PINEX-Corner Fletcher & Pine small
apts. well heated: low rent. Or. 4ll8.
COLORED-230 W. 18th St; arm. apt.
near Methodist hospital; nice people
only. Ha. 1899.
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American Home Products declared the
regular monthly dividend Of IS cents. pay
able Jan. OF record Dec. a.
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

United States Oil Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend OF 1879 cents
each on class A and B common stock, pay
able Jan 2, OF record Dec. IS.
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Domestic crude oil output In week
ended Nov. 81. averaged 2.4f2,993 bar
reIs daily. decrease Of 1917 barrels
daily from previous week, according to
California Oil. and Gas Journal.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

% Houses For Sale
FOR COLORED-5-rm. modern bungalow
on KenWood, near 22nd Will sell on
small down payment, balance as rent.
bargain. See MI. johnson with F. J.
VIEHMANN. Ri. 1914, corner Ohio and
Alabama SITS.
LOCKWOOD. 3855-5-rm strictly modern;
corner lot: full basement: all improve
ments in and paid; bargain. JENNINGS
BROS. 20 s. Illinois.
GOOD Groom home; good cation; big
monthly. Ii. 7l67
BEECH GROVE+6-rm modern house.
gar; mr.. school; cheap Beech Gro. sc J-2.
HARLAN, 1900 BLOCK-5-rm. mod. house
and gar; ST. $50 cash Beech Grove 87-J-2.
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"a Suburban and Farms

Nothing Down-S30 Per Mo.
See this. 327 Robton: 5-room modern
bungalow. kitchen cabinet gas. full base
ment. 2-car garage: all in good condition;
go 5000 west on National Rd. only e
SQUARE north Buy this like rent. Price
$4,000: call Ii. 1918. ask for Frazee.
SCHLOSS BROS. INV. CO. 137 e. WASH
WESTBROOK AVE. 848
Near 1900 West Washington; FIVE rooms,
electric lights and garage; goodi comet
ton: SIS. SCHMID 81 SMITH, INC,
REALTORS. Ri. 1857
EAST MINNESOTA ST, 957-Single; all
modern except furnace; rooms: only
SIS. SCHMID g. SMITH, INC, REAL
TORS. Ri. 1857.
$500 W. NATIONAL RD.-Chelsea I'd. and
Savre ST.: 5 rooms; Sl8 Be. 1857.
25 Offices and Desk Space
STOREROOM-s3 good location. SAG Vir-
einia Ave. Ideal anv business: Ii. 2l92:
STOREROOM-2127 N. III. ST.; 19x45. Re
duced $40 Oh. 1929
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New York cables opened in London al
3.6275 against 1864; Paris. checks. % rs:
AMSTERDAM, 9.075; Italy. 70.625 and Ber-
lin 1895
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AUTO MOTIVE
so Autos For Sale

NASH-Touring; $40 LAUTH CHEvRO
LET. 35i7 z. Washington
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Great Northern Iron Ore properties
declared a dividend Of 81. payable Dec.
20. Of record Dec. :.
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Perfect Circle in ten months ended
Oct 81 earned S4.94 a share against s35
in like 1880 period; current assets on Oct
81. were S2,23l,073 and current liabilities
Sl0264l.
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WILL pay cash for your car or your
equity.
l. WOLF AUTO co.
III 1915. SOL N. CAPITOL.
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Standard OIL of Kentucky declared the
regular quarterly dividend of so cents
payable Dec. 81. Of record Dec. %.
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SO Accessories, Tires, Parts
81 Automotiye Services

WILL PAY CASH for 1929. 30.
81 cars. See Mr.. Stevens, care The
Citizens Motor Car Co., 1911 N.
Illinois st.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
THIS DdY IN H!ST0RY

l841-The New York Tribune first issued by Horace Greeley.
 l367-U. s. approved treaty for purchase of Alaska.
 1931-Boatload returning Alask- ans on SS Alaska bust out into tears of happiness as Stewards shores glilnpsed through roseate hues of rising sun. Three beers!
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

Leonard Greenberger announces the run1or that he was married last night, is unfounded and not truthful. When such a great event does take place he will invite the entire public.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

Mrs. Harriet Coleclough, Bureau of Indian Affairs teacher at Val dez, arrived i'll the city today and has entered the Seward General Hospital for treatment.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10
TWO NEW DIRECTORIES

Through the kindness of Sam Romak, leading local contractor who recently returned from a visit in the States, The Gateway is richer by two telephone directories, each the 1881 issue; one covers Seattle and the other, Portland. Use of same is available to the public. * Y.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

Do not forget to send an Easter card The Alaska Shop.
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INCOMING LISTING ON
 THE STEAMER ALASKA

Incoming passengers today on the SS Alaska, other than the list published last week leaving Seat tie, included the following:
 H. Ward, T. w. Haines, Mrs. H. IColeclough, Miss A. M. Dolan, F.. Coke Hill, MT. and Mrs. H. P. Sullivan, Marion Sullivan, Lillian Sullivan, George Sullivan, ". N. Cuddy, J. L. Reed.
 T. Tammea, M. J. Anderson, F. Sandesr, Mrs. Sanders, J. B. Sap fro. J M. Chamer, MT. and Mrs. G H. Miller, H. c. Wallick, D. Rose, ". M. Myren, H. ". Alberts, II. Soderberg, Mr. and Mrs. P. Grandson, Master Grandson.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

1881 Almanaes and Date BSoss now In st tho Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

THE MAJESTIC.' LAST WORD IN MODERN REFRIGERATION. AT BROWN & HAWKINS.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

California will spend $l,OOO,OO0 this year in its fight on predatory animals.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

NEW SHIPMENT MELOTONE RECORDS JUST RECEIVED. } for Sl l.0G-ALASkA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-10

Vessels in port today included the SS Alaska, B. F. M., Roy, Bill, Urania, Bavaria.
The Washington times., 1931-03-27
DEATH STALKS
YOUNG KILLER
Of TROOPER
Wound Suffered in Attempt
to Escape ImperiIs Life
of Lad Held in Oklahoma

McALESTER, Okla, March 81
UN.SJ.-His condition weakened
by bullet wounds in the thigh
and back, Stanley Chero, 20, con-
feSSed slayer of Sergt. John E..
Frey, New York State trooper,
was believed near death here
today.
} CherO rested well throughout
last night, according to attend
ants at Albert Pike Hospital, but
because Of his weakened cOndi.
tiOn It was considered probable
that he would escape justice in
the Staying of Frey by death from
his wounds.
Seek to Save His Life
Due to Chero's grave condition,
1t was considered probable that
plans to move him to the State
penitentiary hospital for safe
keeping would be abandoned and
efforts to Save the life of the
youthful killer furthered.
Chero's partner in the crime,
William SchmnitZer, 81, who also
has confessed, was being held in
jail here under close guard pend
ing arrival of authorities from
Troy, N. Y, who expect to extra
dite him to that State to face
charges in the Staying Of Frey.
Authorities at Canton, Ohio,
today had wired Chief of Police
. o. H. Reed that they would
arrive Immediately with warrants
for the arrest of Chero and
Schemnitzer.
Found Asleep in Car
The two youths were arrested
here Wednesday night when
found sleeping in a coupe they
had stolen in Canton.
Both made a dash for liberty at
the police station, Chero escaping
down an alley. Schemnetzer was
caught before he got outside the
jail office.
After running several blocks
with police in close pursuit Chero
fell with a bullet in his back and
q broken leg. Police believe they
were waiting until nightfan in or
der to rob store to obtain funds
to return to Canton, Ohio.
Although Canton authorities ad-
viSed that they had sent a man to
extradite the youths for the auto
theft, local authorities said they
would be held for New York Pc
lice,
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Gen. Baking. Shares
Listed on ErchnnQe

Application for the listing Of
1894 700 S. per common shares
of the General Baking Company
Of New York. has been approved
by the New York Stock Exchange.
The shares are to be issued in
exchange for the preferred and
common stocks of the General
Baking Corporation of Mary,
land under the plan of capital
resdjustment which was recently
submitted to stockholders.
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Future Contracts
For Cotton LOUeT'

NEW YORK, March IA QN.S0.
Future contract prices in the New
York cotton market were slightly
lower during the early trading to-
day in response to easier Liver
pool cables and scattered local
and foreign selling. Changes, how
ever, we're small as offers were
well taken by the trade and week
end covering, and the undertone
was steady. At the start Of the
final hour, May sold at 1892, un-
changed; July at 11.07, up 2; Oc-
tober at 11.37, up 4; December at
11.58, off ., and January at 1165,
off 2. February consumption fig
ureS by the Census Bureau Of
433,510 bales of American cotton
were in line with expectations and
were not a feature of the market.
Scattered selling came from
Liverpool anG the continent. The
South sold moderately. Local
traders along with some hedge
selling. The trade bought near
months, while commission firms
bought distant months. Profes-
sionals made covering purchases.
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PRICES ON CURB
ARE ADVANCED

NEW YORK, March IA G.N.SD .
The Curb Market staged another
of its characteristic price revers-
ais in more active trading at the
weekend today, and generally
higher levels were reached by a
majority of the active specula-
tive leaders.
Little Importance was placed
on today's upturp in usually we'll
informed market circles.
Electric Bond and Share made
the best showing in a firm utility
group, rallying IA points to 5624. Il.
American Superpower moved up
"a to 175s on heavy buying, and
fractionally improved levels were
reached by American Gas and
Electric, American and Foreign
Power warrants, Middle West
Utilities, Niagara Hudson Power
and United Gas. Cities Service
again Jagged behind the market
as a whole, easing fractionally to
l7h.
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HOOVER COUNTS
Dill GAINS

Favorable progress is being
made by the Federal oil conserva-
ton board in its negotiations to
persuade importers of oil to pro
rate their production from foreign
pools and their imports into the
United States, President Hoover
said today.
He declared, however, that limi
tation of imports of oil will have
little effect unless the east Texas
oil pool is prorated on the same
basis as other new pools.
The President said the board,
under the Craftsmanship of Secre'
tary Of the Interior Wilbur, had
brought about an almost entire
restriction of production from the
newly discovered oil pool at Kettle.
man Hills, Calf, a large part of
which is the property of the Fed
eral Government.
State authorities Of Oklahoma
have brought similar restraint
upon an enormous new pool dis.
covered at Oklahoma City. Coin.
cident with these efforts, the State
commissions working with other
producers of California, Oklahoma
and Texas effected proration
agreements among themselves.
A third great pool has recently
been developed in eastern Texas,
upon which no proration has yet
been brought about, but Mr.
Hoover said he was advised the
governor was making an effort to
bring it about.
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Realty Market Assisted
By Ne,u u. S. Lien Lav

President Hoover signed a bill
on March 3 which now makes it
possible for real estate owners to
have cleared Of liens any proper
ties so encountered by the United
States for unpaid Federal bills,
including unpaid or disputed in
come tax bills.
The new law, asked for over a
period Of years by the National
Association of Real Estate Boards,
and the American Title AsSocia-
ton, provides that the United
States can be made a party to
suit for a foreclosure of a
mortgage or other lien, so that
the details of any lien of the
United States may be determined
and disposed of in the foreclosure
suit.
Market Made Easier
/ This means that mortgages can
be forecloSed, title can be cleared
new mortgages secured with less
difficulty, and the entire market
made easier for properties on
W jch the Government has placed
li2nc and secured Judgment fol-
delinquent taxes.
Heretofore the property owner
who owed the United States
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Continues
N. Y. BOND MARKET

NEW YORK, March IA T.N.S),
Bond prices were steady in q
dull and featureless weekend
market. Liberty bonds and
Treasury issues, with a few of the
active foreign government issues
and American convertibles, moved
into a slightly higher level, while
railroad bonds were again irregu-
lar. Liberty 312s moved up frac.
tionally to 101.27, first 4As to
1929 and fourth 4As to 1926.
Treasury 414s sold at 1929, Treas.
ury 334s at 10521 and 33ss Of
At at 101.30. Warner Brothers
6 per cent bonds of 1889 made
further progress in the upward
direction, advancing IA points
to 591a, up 912 points from the
low of the week. Pathe Exchange
Is sold up fractionally at rs. In
ternational Telephone and Tele.
graph AIS we're up fractionallys
at 9334, American Telephone and
Telegraph 41as we're up frac.
tionally at SO, American Tele'
phone and Telegraph AIS up 1b
at 1921. Seaboard Air Line IS
lost points at 341s and Phila.
delphia and Reading IS were
down "a at 6912. Peruvian Re.
public IS of 81 rose about 3
points to SO. City of Cologne
61as were up 1l2 at 1914 and
Columbian IS unchanged at "a.
The Washington times., 1931-03-14

money for income tax or other
bills was in the position of having
his property tied up by the lien
the Government inevitably placed
upon it.
If the mortgagor wished to
foreclose, if the owner wished to
sell or to get a new mortgage,
he had a property with title
clouded by the Government lien
and there was nothing he could
do about it but pay it.
Often Prevented Sale
Previous to the Presidents S
signature on this new bill the
Government could not be brought
into the courts and it was impoS
sible in a suit to foreclose a mort
gage, which was a prior lien, tC
free the property of the Govern
ment lien, and this often pre-
vented an advantageous sale.
The United States cannot bt
made a party to a suit unless il
consents to such action through
specific laws. Now the real estate
and title interests have brought
about such a law for this fielc
and the future operation of thu
income and other Federal ta1
laws will not clog the realt!
market.