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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13

Vanadium Corporation stockholders ap-
prove reduction in capital as represented
by 37S,367 shares by s3.935, 0o2 which
amount is to be charged to capital
surplus.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS
Other Livestock


f'T'W 4
ls Ga0AG f5oud Sspt od 53H9ss Receipts
steady; underweights 1O@I5c UP; pack
ing Ing s SX so STEADY to 19c higher 5000
s44oG46o 27o-s9o lbs. S ss.7oS ag 49, Ia,
40 lbs. s4.25@4.6O; pigs, $3.6O@425; pack
ing sows,, s3.25@S 90; light lights, 14O-i6o
IDs;: good e. and nd choice $4,000 So light
o0 msdu@ ms wegS GGd goo soS2so hq bs
wyeigg J15, 25o-35o lbs, good and choice,
medium and good, $5.7Oa4; slaughter pigs 3iIS;'
SSaotttaIe17 r. 5000; calves, receipts,
zoe higher general market active on all
grades and classes; bulls strong to 10c
higher and vealers 25@5 SOC up; top s1O.25.
ID. averages; light steers up to $40: light
yearling steers. 1910; largely s6.5OGa 25:
mb sirS long fed offerings with weight
vealers: steers 6Oo-9OO lbs good and
choice, $7.25@9.75; 1100-l3OO TBS, good
ana choice. $7.50@10.5O; 1300-l5Oo lbs,
good and choice. $7.75@ rs; sOo-130o lbs
common and medium, SO. 5OG7.75: heffers
5oO-85O lbs, good and choice. seas; com
mon m ana medium, S3@6; cows, good and
$1,000 sS 325; low cutter and cutter. si.5om
l;6O; bulls. yearlings excluded. good ana
ennoiee beef. S3.50M5; cutter to medium
sz@ S:oO; vealers milk fed. good and choice
S3:50@5; stocker and feeder cattle: steers
SOO- 1880 lbs, good and choice. s525@6 So:
Receipts. Is 900; few sales about steady!
bidding unevenly lower on range lambs
good to choice natives. $5.50m6 to pack
ers; several loads S625M650 To civ
butchers around so lbs. range vearIingcS
-; slaughter sheep and LAMBS: lambs o.
10 los, ,, down. 5000 and choice. s5.5O@6 so;
sp sn UNI 81. $50; al weights common,
choice. Sl.5o@2.5O: all weights Gull and
common. $lM2; feeding lambs. feeding
amps oO-15 lbs, good and choice, s4.751
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
WOOD TO SEEK MARK

BIZ Tunes Special
PORT HURON, Mich, Sept. 10
Gar Wood, Detroit speedboat pilot
and Harmsworth trophy, winner, will
attempt to break the worlds
straightaway motor boat record here
next Saturday The present mark
of 1881 miles an hour was set this
summer in Scotland by Kaye Don
Of ENGLAND.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13

Wholesale automobile financing during
July totaled S26,O14,4I2, a decrease of
S11,66S,O59 from June and compares with
total of S4S, 953, $50 in Julv 1891
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Wednesday-A despOt's within.
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WILDCATS LOSE STAR

. v WTFU FTFNN
EVANSTON, H. Sept. 1s.-Hugh
Duyall Of Greensboro, KY, has been
ruled ineligible for the Northwestern
football team this fall He is a full
back weighing 100 pounds and was
counted on for a regular position by
Coach Dick Hanley.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
GRID TILT CANCELLED

Russell julius, head of the Short
ridge athletic department, has an
nounced the scheduled grid en-
counter with Stivers of Dayton Sept.
"a. has been cancelled because the
Dayton schools will not open until
Sept 26.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13

Pacific Gas g. Electric Company asks
until March 81, 1888 period for exchange
of preferred stock for preferred shares of
Great Western Power Company of Cali
fornia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
PEREZ KNOCKED OUT
81 Times special

bW TIWtN NVffTNI
NEWCASTLE, England, Sept. 49,
Young Perez of France, worlds
flyweight champion. was knocked
out in the second round here Mon
day night by Mickey MCGUIRE, local
youngSter.
1t was a nontitle scrap, scheduled
for fifteen rounds, and Perez was a
heavy pre-ight favorite
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CALVES AND vEALERs

-BuIIS (YearIings Excluded)-
Good and choice beef - 3OON ans
Gutter. common and medium 225@ 800
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New York Liberty Bonds
CHICAGO Stocks Openinu
lBy Admit Hnnnin b Co.
Plumbing Permits

Frank Dress, 3314-ls Graceland, one
fixture.
Harry Kiel. 1923 South State. three Ak
lures.
Ed Kautsky. 2s East Washington. three
fixtures.
NJ. A. Armistead, 2ess-35 Northwestern,
two fixtures.
James McHafey, 21s East Walnut. one
fixture
Ed Speaking. 1913 East Michigan. one
fixture
Carl stahl. AZ Frank. four fxt1res
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WOMEN GOLFERS PLAY

Eighteen holes of medal play were
csrded in today's invitational wom-
ems golf tournament at Avalon,
with prizes for low gross and low
net shooters. Approximately 100
women from all parts of the state
participated
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PARK DRILLS OPEN

Fifteen candidates. including five
letter men, answered Coach Lou
ReichelS first football call at Park
school Monday. Twenty more cam
didates. including four more letter
men. were expected to join the
SQUAD today.
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Noted Accountant to Speak

Charles c. James, New York City.
nationally known accountant, will
speak at the dinner-meeting of the
Indianapolis chapter, National Asso-
citation of Cost Accountants, at the
Washington, Thursday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13
RAW SUGAR PRICES
In the Air

Weather conditions at Q a. m:
Southwest wind, sixteen miles an
hour: temperature, 70; barometric
pressure, 5000 at sea level: ceiling
broken clouds. estimated 5000 feet,
visibility. twelve miles.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Potatoes
Long Island, 4ocMS1.85 barrel; New Jersey,
75c@$l.40 Sweet potatoes-Dull; Jersey
az; southern, basket, 40@85c. Flour
Quiet; spring patents. $3.85@42O barrel
Pork-Steady; mess s1925 barrel. Lard
Weaker middle west spot. 5000 $50 per
100 lbs; Petroleum-Firmer; New York re
fined. Tic gallon: crude Pennsylvania. 81 so
0202 barrel. Grease-Steady: brown ga
case per III yellow 3%@3&c per ID;
special to extra s5s a 3a4c ID. Common
hides-Inactive. Hides-City packers. ac-
tice; native steers Sl2c; butt brands. &c;
Coloradoss,, 7lac. Dressed poultry Steady;
lao 24c: fowls. 10d21c; Long Island ducks.
l24@15l2c; Live poultry-Steady; geese,
ga lac; turkeys. lo@20c; ROSTERS. 12@13c:
ducks. 8M l7c fowls. 13M19c; chickens
pullets, 2o@25c; Cheese Steady; young
America 1924 q III &c. Butter-Market, easy;
creamery. higher than extras 21ia@22c
extra t6 90 score. 21c; irsts, 81 score. 49,
seconds le@16lac: Eggs-Market Arm
special packs, including unusual hennery
selections 23d27c: standards, 21i2 a 22Iac:
rehandled receipts 2O@2o1ac.
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Chicago Fruit


CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Apples- Illinois
bushel sl@1.25: King Davids bushels. ST:
Cichigan Wealthies bushel s1d1.10 Nc
Intosh oushel. 81 10: Cantaloupes-West
Melons-Western Honey Dews. 75cGsI,25
Peaches-Michigan Hales., 81 5000; FL
bertas. 15c0S1. Pears-Michiean Bart
let's bushel. 90c6s115 Grapes-Michigan
4 quart baskets concerts 100 lie: 12-ouart
baskets. Concords. goa Csc.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1s.-Cattle- Recsints
10 To-. mostly steady; bulk, common and me-.
s sIum steers and heifers, $500 $50: better
n I.l kinds to 81 or better: beef cows
mostly - 200 3:25; low cutters and enter
COWS. sld2.25 bulk bulls So down. most
Stockers and feeders. s4.5O@ $50. Calves rsSo.
Rssee seps 500; steady; better light vealers
s4m5; throwouts. $3.50 down. HoVsNPe,,
eeeeilpIs, zoo; steady; lbs, s455: 2S5-
s sso IDS Us, 81; 800 lbs up. So so; 140-f7o lbs
and stays, sl.9o. Sheep-Peceipts 30 pS.
Sieady; bulk better lambs. IS. a s: choice
englole to S6.25. or better; medium and
Sl@Z' stock ewes mostly $3.50 per hesd
Gown. Mondays shipments: Cattle z5a.
caves, sos; hogs, 149. and sheep. SO '-0'
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IN Tnffcd presa

III poIoITSBURGH, Sept 3.-Hoss-Receints
i;2OO; market. slow weak to Zoe 1oT psS.
io0-2Z0 lbs. S4.9065; 23O-270 lbs 81 sot,'
e. az "a PCS; $3.50 AIS; packing sows mostly
market active TO steady; desirable Grass
Steers ana yearlings quoted seal: common
70 70 medium, s4a5.75; grass heifers. IS
Calves-Receipts so: marker sfeadv. geo5
ana choice vealers, s6G75o SheepSsRe-
eelpts, 800: market, steady: better grade
AMPS S6.2S@675; throwouts, S26i.50:
good wethers up to s275
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LIQUIDATION IN
GRAIN FUTURES
LOWERS PRICES
Weakness in Securities and
Cables Factors in
0oWnSWing.
BY HAROLD z. RAINVILLE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO. Sept. 13-Extreme
weakness at Liverpool and a sharp
break In stocks and cotton sent
wheat prices spinning sharply lower
as the Board Of Trade opened to-
day Wheat broke around / cent
under heavy pressure with buying
support driver to cover.
September and December corn
set new lows for the season, while
December and May oats equaled
their lows. Rye dropped unevenly
with wheat. Liverpool was under
pressure from Canadian offerings
and a slow demand
At the opening wheat was II to
IA cents lower; corn was u to q
cent lower; oats !. to " cent lower,
and rye u to "A cent lower. Pro-
visions we're steady.
Liverpool Sells Off
Wheat prices closed Monday at
the lowest levels since Aug. "a with
buyers Of last week unloading on
the disappointing action Of other
markets. Large supplies in North
America and the heavy hedging
pressure from the marketing Of the
new Canadian crop are the under
lying bearsh factors
Unless sudden substantial in
crease IN the export demand is
noted, sagging markets are expect
ed by most traders. Liverpool was
off sharply today showing IL to
= cents lower at mid-afternoon,
cutting the premium over Chicago
TO 6A cents, as compared with ia
cents at the close Monday.
Corn at New Low
Liquidation of corn on the weak
ness in wheat and cotton sent Sep
TENDER TO a new low level Monday.
The prospects are for a large crop,
which will be out of danger from
frost within a week, Illinois already
being reported safe.
September oats struck a new low
Monday, although rallying slightly
at the close. Receipts are running
light because the farmers are not
getting sufficient in return to pay
the cost of hauling to the eleya-
tors. Rye is without direction Of
its own.
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By United Press

,. EAST ST; LOUIS Sept. Hogs-Re-
CENTS, $500; market, 5dlOc higher: ton
1880 Sso bulk, l7o--26O lbs, s445a4.55; fo6.
LOU lbs. sag 4z5 so,ws, s315G3.75 Cattle
creating steady on native steers; western
gTssSers opening steady to strong at sam
20; 10: mixed yearlings. heifers. cutters
strong; vealers Csc higher at S7; mixed
yearIlngs and heifers largely s45OG7: low
S SuIterS; 81 % so; practical top sausage
ket, opened strong to Csc higher spots IN
sl gre better lambs to small killers. $50
20; top, $3.50; packers bidding SSH
uo"h' throWouts, So; fat ewes, $3.50.
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EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Sept la-Hovs
On sale; 800: fairly active: mostly stesdS.
OSLO. Csttle-Receipts 200: Common
grass steers snd heifers steady 81 5n7s.
better grades unsold. cows scarce: cutter
grades quote. Sl.75d275. Calve-Rs
CENTS. so; vealsrs UNCHANGED "a down
Sheso-Receipts. ZOO; lambs active. stronr
70 lOc hlEher, good TO choice ssSeTss5,
too. S6.75; common anG medium in
cludins sprinTlinE Of bucks, s4TsG55o:
sheep steady
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-09-13

Daily average production of crude oil in
United States in week ended Sept. 10
totaled 2,150157 barrels. an increase Of
as 653 barrels over preceding week, accord
ing to Oil and Gas Journal
Sugar melt of fourteen United States re-
flners from Jan. to Sept. totaled 2,675,
600 long. tons, against 3.O25.000 in same
period Of 1891; deliveries totaled 2535, 600
long tons, against 1900 900 a year ago.
Electric Power and Light Corporation in
twelve months ended July 81 earned AZ
cents on average common shares out
standing and 40 cents a share on 1890, AS
common shares outstanding at close of
period. against 81 66 a share on 1876, 1913
common shares outstanding at end OF
twelve months July 81, 1881.
During August United AirIines carried
1888 passengers, compared with TO-, 100
in July and SPA In like 1891 months
passengers carried during first eight
months of 1892 tOtaled 5S,I1O, against
2s,122 in like 1881 period, an increase of
1866 per cent.
Pacific Gas & Electric Company asks
California railroad commission to extend
of preferred stock for preferred shares of
Great Western Power Company of Cali
1ornla.
Vanadium Corporation stockholders ap-
prove reduction in capital as represented
by 37S,367 shares by S3935, 002 which
amount is to be charged to capital
surplus.
Pennsylvania Mex Fuel Company stock
holders approve plan for reducing capital
stock to 500 coo from $40, 900, 00O
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
90 cents, payable Oct. l. of record Sept. 90
Wholesale automobile financing during
July tOtaled S26,OI4,4I2, a decrease of
s1',66S,O59 from June and compares with
total of $iS95S,S3O in July 1881.
Aetna Fire Insurance Company declared
the regular quarterly Dividend OF so cents.
payable Oct. l, OF record Sept. II.
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SELLING SENDS
STOCK MARKET
DOWN SHARPLY
Utilities Hardest Hit as
Heavy Pressure SWeIlS
Sales Volume.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Mon
day. high 1888. low 70.sl. last 7233 of
AL Average Of twenty rails 3726 80 09.
422. OF az. Average OF twenty utilities
34I6 s155 3224 OF 2.05. Average OF
forty bonds sl.62, OF as.
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BrightSpots
of Business
BY United Press


WASHINGTON, Sept. l3.-An end to the
tendency to hoard currency was seen in
the federal reserve report Of a dropp of
S35 000,0 900 in money in circulation during
August.
BOSToN-Retail stores in the Boston
rea will buy $50, 700, ZOO worth of
merchandise between Sept | and Dec
81 according to C. P. Bennett, chair
man of the banking and industrial com
mittee of the Boston district
CHICAGO-Abbott Laboratories reported
earnings for the nine months ending Sept
30 we're far in excess Of the 1896 900 diVi-
dend requirements although slightly under
1881 An upturn has been noted since
August.
BEMIS, Tenn.-Bemis Cotton Mills on
Sept. 10 placed its LOO workers on
full time schedule on a wage scale equal
to that in effect prior to the emergency
period, Fred j. Young, general manager.
said
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Rn Enited press

TOLEDO. Sept 12-Toledo grain close:
Grain in elevators. transit billing. Wheat
$50 SAC. Oats-No. 2 white. 20G21c Rye
No ?. A1G42c Track prices, 28i7c. rate:
lie premium. 5OisG51c. Como 2 yellow.
2am 29iac No yellow 28G2Slac oats
No white, l701st2c; No. white. $50
Eees-19M19i2c. Hav-s0 cents per cwt.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paying 43c for
No soft wheat OTHER grades on their
merit.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds. 13c Leghorns. &c. Broil
ers. colored springers. n pounds up. 12c:
barebacks and partly feathered Sc: Leg
horn and black. Ia pounds up. loo Cocks
and stays. &c: Leghorn cocks. &C. Ducks.
large white full feathered and fat 4c:
full feathered and fat. 4c Young and
old euineas. 10c. Eggs: Approved buy
ing grades Of Institute of American
Poultry Industries. No. l, lie; No q
lie: No. 3. &c. Eggs. country run. loss
of. lac. Butter. % to 23c; undergrades.
20 to 21c: butterfat. lac. These prices for
healthy stock. free from feed No sick
poultry accepted. Quoted by the Wadley
Company.
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By United Press

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Sept. 1s.-Hogs. SC
h bs 2oS4so 1876 fso.22s lbs Az z52s 81
l50-ls0 lbs. s4G4.25: 100-l50 lbs. 50 500
$50: roughs. $3.50 down; top calves. S..
top lambs S.
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TOLEDO. o.. Sept s.-Hog&Receipts
27S; market loc higher: heavy workers
q eG pigs. s375; lights. s3T50 4; rourhs
s5d3-25 Cattle-Receipts 800, market
slow. Calves-Receipts. 1ieht: market. slow
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, light; market
slow.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND Sept -Butter-Market.
steady; extras 209zc standards. zoe Eggs
Market steady; extras, 21c; extra firsts,
19c; current receipts, 17l2c. Poultry -
Market, steady; Colorado fowls, 15@ Ice;
Leghorn fowls 11@l2c; medium broilers
broilers, 16d17c colored broilers 15@16c;
rock broilers, 13614c; ducks. 1OG12c; old
cocks l06 12c: young geese. 10d12c. Pota-
toes-Ohios 55cdS1 per 100-lb. sack: Ohio
and New York, 55c per bushel; West Vir-
ginia, $500 so per bushel.
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FIT. WAYNE. Ind. Sept. ls.-Hoe market
steady; pigs. s3.75M4: light lights. s4N
4.25; lights, s425d440: mediums, s440m
$50: heavies. s4.256440 light roughs.
S3.25d $50: roughs. S36325: stays s2G
$50; calves 81; eve and wethers, $3.50:
bucks $3.50
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By United Press

Wheat-No. red part car. 52iac No. l
hard, Sac No. 2 hard, 54l2c: No: ] north
ern .weevi[Iyg, soc No; mixed; 5a'4c: No.
No mixed. 2994631c No, mixed. 29la
@ 30i2c No 6 mixed. 27lac: No. yellow,
3OA @3llacc: No ? yellow, 3O!4@Sllacs;o No;
% &C: No. S and 6 yellow. 29c: No. 3
white, sOd31 &c: sample grade. zoe. oats
No white. 17017Ac: No. white. IS
6l7c; No. white. l6Iac, Rye-No sales.
Bsrlev-26q36s Timothy - s2.25@250.
ClnVer-S5 30 900.
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Births
Girls

RAYMOND and Edna Hook. 1915 Prospect.
chiffon ana olive Chandler. Coleman
Gerald and Bernice Horner, Coleman
hospital.
George and Lula Burton. Coleman hos
pital.
Charlie and Beryl Champion. Coleman
Henry and Dolores Under Coleman hos
Grant and Alma Miller. Coleman hos
pital.
Harold and Louise Ross, Methodist hos
pital
Arthur and Frances Van Deyeer. Metho-
dist hospital.
Paul and Elizabeth Drescol. Methodist
hospital
Albert and Clara Camhi. Methodist hos
pital
Hobert and Flossie Boone. 1915 Ewing
Oliver and Alice Johnson, 723 South
East.
Roy ana Pauline Bell Coleman hos
Claude and Anna Hatfield, Coleman hos
Ian and Elydah joyce. Coleman hos
pital
Harry and Lenora Nigh Coleman hos
GA and Julianna Case. Coleman hos
RUSSELL and Mildred Dobbins. Coleman
Charles and Anna Treser. Coleman hos
Everett and Anna sturgis. sOl2 Grace
John and Pauline Younger, Methodist
Hugh and Eva Leaning. Methodist hos
Emil and Anna Deuser 1910 East Twen-
John and Celista Baldoy Methodist hos
pital.
Theodore and Cara Boger. 4o4 East Nor
ris. boy and girl.
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By United Press

hrm' receipts, 1926 cases; Extra frsts.
ceipts. 14@17c; dirties. 11@1Eac Butter
Market steady; receipts, 7s47 tubs; ex-
tras. 2024c; extra f1rsts. 10000: f1rsts, II
2 Tscefos 2OF
trucks fowls. 14l2 G15iac; springers, 1917
l5c; Leghorns, 11i2c; ducks, 11d13c;
geese. 9@11c; turkeys. 10@l2c; roosters,
ers 13c. Cheese-Twins, 1914 M12i2c;
Young Americas, 1294 N 13c. Potatoes-On
track l60 arrivals, 81: shipments, 439;
market. steady to weak; Wisconsin cob
hers. 75d 7712c: Minnesota cobbers soc:
Early Ohios, 75c' Idaho russets, $1.4Oq
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Primary receipts
Wheat Observation-Disclosures. 2.l52. 900
Corn Observation-Disclosures. ga, 900
Oats Observation-Disclosures. sos 900
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Commercial failures in United States
during past week tO:aIed 428 defaults,
against $40 in previous week.
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Daily average production of crude oil in
United States in week ended Sept. 10
totaled 2.150.157 barrels. an increase of
as. $50 barrels over preceding week, accord
ing to Oil and Gas Journal.
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Bank CIearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Sept. 10
Clearings .....................S2 81, $50 900 90
Debts ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 4.475 O00. 90
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DOW-JO
Summary

Condition statement of reporting mem
Der banks as of Sept. shows increases
for the week of $4,000 900 in loans and
investments and 500 900, coo in net demand
deposits; decrease of S11, 00o,0 900 in time
deposits and S35000,000 in government
deposits; loans on securities amounted to
81, SIG 900, 000 an increase of $1,000 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-02

To understand what producers
are up against these days when they
send their original companies on
tour, I am going to let you read
a letter I received from Billy Rose,
producer and owner of Cray
Quilt
His letter is as follows:
At time when there are many schemes
for bringing back aesh-and- blood show
business on the road 1 am trying a scheme
giving the public in CO COMMUNITIES such as
indianapolis the same caliber of attraction
that for many years has been confined to
the larger or run" cities.
with this in mind. 1 am sending my
Phil Baker and Ted Heaiy. on tour with
out. in the slightest degree. trimming or
cutting cast or production.
AS one verSed in. the amusement bust
ness, YOU realize the extraordinary ex1
the. country: Whether I repeat the tour
with similar show next season or other
depends. Of course, on whether the current
/ am writing YOU personally to ask that
ing the public to the fact that here. for
once is offered a large metropolitan at
traction, with precisely the same CAST tnat
was seen during the entire New YORK ano
If you have any ideas that you feel
would be q, service to me IN tnIS eH aLs,-
prise. I will more than appreciate their
trust trust I will have the opportunity of
msst Cf IN SE dG IN RGu ne o4
I am happy to tell you that
Berken had complete capacity on
the first and second floors New
Years eve for Rebound"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-02

Semble were part and parcel OF a
splendid performance, a perform
ance that displays to the utmost the
charms of these finest specimens of
pulchritude to be seen anywhere.
Nobody concerned with the man
agement even limited that the girls
were making Cray Quilt" long
run musical smash. Nobody except
Billy Rose.
Rose, a song writer. knew that he
had gathered for his revue the most
gorgeous array of spellbinders in the
land.
He said nothing. Yet when the
receipts mounted higher and higher
every week he felt it time to express
an opinion. He told the truth, as
you shall see.
THE girls" he said, aren't they
beautiful? While everybody engaged
to put this show over was worrying
about scenery, sketches and hun
dred details, was securing the land
for unusual girls. Don't think it
was an accident there are so many
summers in the show. Don't think
there are so many blondes by &C
cident. Nothing accidental about
the girls. These ladies of the en-
semble were selected from as far
west as Los Angeles and as near to
New York as Brooklyn"