davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1933-06-12
Good Business
News Notes

Insurance fund business In
New York at peake. Good.
year at plant capacity boosts
ad budget. Wool top futures
in U. S. lead world. List of
687 stocks at lear'S high. :.
Western business activity
index climbs. Stock ex.
change has third biggest
week in history. . Steel back.
log up 65,241 tons. YOuneS-
town plant activity at so per
cent. Car l0adings UP 1875
per cent for week. Fishers
index up ninth week in sue.
ceSsiOn. Cotton goods prices
at new tops.
The Washington times., 1933-06-12
Baltimore and Ohio
Bond Issue OkQyed

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today authorized the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad to issue
SI,792,50O of refunding and gen.
eral mortgage 6 per cent bonds.
The issue will be pledged and re-
nledged from time to time until
June 80, 1885, as collateral security
for notes and loans. Certain sub
sidiaries of the road were also au-
thorized to issue a like amount Of
h0ndS.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
PORADA sLOVAKov JE POTREBNA.

Rev. Klement Hrtanek zada 81 canku, uverejne-
nom tonto elsie, narodnI poradu.
Ny 1im sllllasme. Nalolna porada maa byt' v
sepelnbr minlleho roku Pittsburghu, ale nebola
Boy prednasky poradu nebolo casu.
Europa jc stave, axiom bola rokoch 1912-l9l4,
ak nie holsonL Ma Dalekom Vychode w hrml Do Ma
darska, Rnnlska JuhoslaYie vezie mnozstvo zbla-
III Moze prist ahko nova svetova bnrka. korej
bude budncnost narodov postayena kocku. Co bude
potom sovclskvm narodom?
Cesko-Slovelsko Juhosava Rlnlnsko citia biz
kost' bnrky tycho troc krajin utvoria eto dni
vasne jeda drzaya. Ami jedna ncnoze ospbitne jed
nat hospodarskyc politickych vojenskgch veciach
Tax tllho povazaly Nsetky tr nusia shlast vsc-
tkom, % BY jedna chcea polnilsnht Take vec ne
robia bez vaznych pfin lebo kazdy stat ceni neod-
Valost' jednam lladoysetko inc krem svojej ekzi-
stencie.
Dnes nenlozno doyidiet' nasledky novel vojny. A
predridat ami jakd bude pledidena, ak
btide predldena. SoYenskfmu narodu nlsf zafezat
abg nebol dloaa yo kach AK bud,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
aRATULUJr1xE cHIQAQcANoM.
nom Mason narode slovenskom "a
poslednych strnast' rokov.

nom Mason narode slovenskom "a
poslednych strnast' rokov.
Takymto sposobom a skutkom
dokazeme sa, ze SINE schopni ze.
sme hodnf ysetkych pray suve-
renneho naroda, jakym de jure
SINE dokazeme, ze vlastnime ten
komplex superiority, bez ktoreho
ami ddfat' nemozeme dosiahnut'
vsetky prava vyhody suveren-
neho naroda de facto.
Ukazme rlz raz, ze sa Cechov
nebojime; nikoho sa nebojime ;
nikvm sa odstrasit nedame. kto
Esa boji, mech mu lajdaci vyzva-
najn!
Snad' "a dobre uznate svolat
schodzu narodno-politickeho w
boru s. S. r., alebo poradu yset-
kych nasich poprednejsich neza-
predanych cinitel'ov. Co uznate
"a najyhodnejsie a najucinnejsie,
to ucinte. Ucinte to vsak bezod-
kladne coskoro. Podl'a nasho
skromneho s1du, uz odbila nam
hodina k bezprostrednemu cinu "a
til nasH slovencinu!
Y hlbokej iicte oddany,
Klemo Hrtanek,
cestny predseda s. s. X.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
KU KRVAVEMU ATENTATU.

Kcd' MET Bozej Prozretel nosti, ktora rukou zeny
odlY,za naceIen strelu na nastlpujuceho prezdenta
Frankina ID. Roosetelta o tvzden mali by sme smutn
in,ugui;cn slavnost akej hstorii Spoenych Statov
nebolo
Vrah Giuseppe Zangala, 33-rocny Italian, celkom
rhladnokryne nnyse he klpil 81 trona dnami pred u
toEom sarl pistol celkom ciadnoklve ju naneril 15
febrllara Roosevelta len preo nenvid akl
kol'vek vadu akehokol'vek prezdena. Tieto sova no
prezadzuj1, ze je privrzencom anarchizm Lebo len
narchist neveria zadnu vadu nevert' vo vadu, je
siaenost Bez vlady MET poriadku bez poriadku je
anarchia chaos ako z svet VIE este al zvena ma po
riadok ma vodcov. Bez poriadku by neboo AMI zvota,
lebo j sam zivot je mozny len skrz poriadok.
Zangara Cd nalieka rpl mucve zailldkove bolesti
i amysle ST. re st tolo pricinou bohaG Je to jeho
fiksn idea, ktorej sa nemolol zbavt Cd g. roku pra-
eoval, do skoy nechodil Priatelo nemal, len svoju
ehorobu Neprsluchal AMI do cIkv, AMI do spolkov iii
len sebe svojej chorobe cey zuo choval sebe
nysienku pomstv Chcel ably al niekto my tlpe ably to
vaj boo 5000. Ia3sfe boo to lozumkoyane bud decka
alebo sialenca
Ale chvala Baits eho vendetta" sa mu nepodalia.
Roosevelt unknl ~nl ably viedo narod zabudlce sty-
ii roxy.
Mad 1tolonl zhrozcnr bol cell svet. Lebo posled-
nch rokocl nebolo ziadnych tokov ylznacne osoby
lynn menej ocakaval itol osobu bldiceho prezi-
dVnta, ktorf ie l,ovazovant ludomia ktor5 sibil
l'udu novy nadeI.
My celym americkym narodom ladujene, Re Bo-
zi rka odlazila tok od mza ktorom e slozen nadej
naroda c1time obet ami pomatenca menovite Ger
n;akoln ktoIvch utrpene sdiea celia krajna Mysljme
vSk re cele nestastiu moho predist keby policia
mesta Miami boa bvvala opatnejsa nebola dovolila
zastupu edy vraov, dosat tax tesno budlicemu
prezdentov. Ale skode ucllne. Budlcne zaiste
lrezdentova osoba bude epsie chranena Dakujme Pa
Bohs, ze zachran narodu vyvoeneho vodcu, ktor6ho
tTchto casoch nemozno snadno nahradit.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
EPR4YA AllERlcAH
TEL. 4 T1L 90.

| -
American Ielenhone 4 Tele-
graph Company -bola rstave pla.
ltit' riadnA diEidendu svojim 700,-
600 icastinarom j "a rok 1892, az
kolvek tieto dividendy neboly
|vSetky zarobene. Hatilo sa 70 Ivy
sku predosfysch rokov,
fato spolocnost "a celych Al
rokov svcjej ekzistencie nezaraba-
u vel kfzhk / I, nerozdavala nikdy
ziadne smelony podobe extra
diridend, All next tiepal ypjs u
I||! 4 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24

|snizoyaia' raty "a teIefunayanie !
ziepsovala stale syojl slnzbu. Jej
iicastinarmi vacsej / sasti sd ae.
Ink Aiaden iidastinar u l: az i xlastnls b
|ni jsden percent lDastiu.
Bell system, zahrh4jaci nv este5h
Electric Go. q Bell Telephone I
|.boratories, NAL koncom 1882 ro-
Ky :!s 29i 200 zamestnancoy Ably cciliia
va6sf pocet robothikov Dol zMa. Iii
mestnany robotnfci sa delilisp
|pracu, take zanestna M Sd . 4a;-
COO robotnfkov yiac, nezli by bolo
I, zaaIes a II y triaHf N ksby ~ ptase evalo R
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24
Banket otcov.synov
v Detroit, Mich.
Vyrocna slavnost' v osade Sv. Cy-
rilla Methoda sa krasne vydarila.
1000 osob pritomne. Adv. Rusi-
mack toastma jstrom.

Vyrocny banket otcov a synov
" osade Sv. Cyrilla Methoda,
" Detroit, Mich, odbyval sa IL.
februara 0 6. vecer osadnom au-
ditoriume ma Centerline Kern
Aves.
Otcovia a synovia zlcastnili sa
vel 'kej sy. omse 10. hodine ra-
no, ktorn sliizil "a Mich Rev Ma
rion Durbala, Passionist, ktory
j kazal. Poeas sv. omse otcovia j
synovia prijali sv. prijimanie spo.
locne.
Prisne 0 6. hodine vecer zacal sa
yyroeny banket modlitbou, ktorl
predriekal velp. Jozef Zalibera,
duchovny osady. Jedla pripravene
boly matkami z Oltarneho Spolku
a vysluhovane mladymi damami
osady.
Peknu privitaciu rec povedal
yelp. Zalibera a potion poziadal
advokata Jana j. Rusinack, aby
bol oastmajstrom. Naco Oltarny
Spolok a skolske dietky obdaro-
valy velp. Zaliberu kvetinami, a
ko duchovneho otca osady.
Medzi cestnymi host mi, ktori
boil pritomni a recnili, boil: sud
ca Joseph a. Gillis Common
Pleas sidu, sudca John p. Scallen
rekordcrovho siidu, Elmer b. o.
Hara, okresny klerk, Rev. Marion
.Durbala, Edward I'll. Williams,
skolsky Inspector a sudca Henry
s. Sweeny rekorderovho s1du.
V zabavnom programe bolo o.
sem boxovych zapasov, Queene,
kumstarsky psfk, Jig tance.
Rozdane boly krasne dveroye od-
ineny, tiez jedna p, Jozefoyi Ka-
kaleymu, ze NAL najmladsieho sy-
ma pri sebe (2-mesacneho) a jed
na =. Janovi Ulicnemu, ze NAL
najviac synov pri sebe (siestich) !.
Toastmajster p. Rusimack pre-
cital list Cd mayora Detroitu.
Franka Murphyho, Y ktorom po-
slal pozdrav otcom a synom a v
ktorom stale, ze napomahanie
spraynych vzt'ahoy medzi synmi q
otcami JIG jednon najfajnejsichi
q najyyznamnejsich yeci, ak1 mo-
ze prevadzat' ktorakol'vek orga-
nizacia. Tiez aldal: "Osada Sy.
Cyrilla d Methoda je mi vePmi
dobre znama a Je rOzhOdneho w
znamu pre- toto mesto." Ma konci
programu velp. Jozef Zalibera
predriekal modlitbu.
Potom odpratane boly stoly ~
siene a otcovia synovia tanco-
vail ! matkami ! dcerami pr w
.bornej hudbe Franka Beck q jeho
radio orchestri "a stanice WEKL.
Okolo 1000 osob xdcastnilo sa.
banketn, 20 bols jsslna y najjya;icc-
Slch liayitev resnej slavnostiI
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24

-
!.
X zapist'a korene medzi nasi-
mi sloyensktmi zemkami Chvala
Panu Bohul
i'o NoinpieA n's W. . ny
''losdci sile aspon 'ahi uooii' "a
~ soiiophi' 'ahi sAoeiahi sd.
i'io eeoou % ioA"iiiie II ~ 'ahi
eiei'h'' 'dho o'is h'ors a. 81
uevacsi poce'heJsi 'sVeios! nd
iou' iSu'' W iias' e ilie1o hau-
pans'.' a'li Neei'os nay ilaii'i 'io
s"N io' nesl'i ''o.''iNe ianis
Aei,eno Wv ~ aieno' A'oie ny
'poJens ~ snlanil na.'eJeine % W
shoro a. ii'''eieh ndJiio's.cn
'seh'o hasich o'ioci'ei w N!oi' :
nss;;n;l; ,yaa,aron,
Aeos sun vi oasnihoil'' A"sl'e
Nal os SOM naisele ilau sioseii-
sA> ~, '''aios'i'n'l pos.S' VI
iiiehoi No Aiesiaeoch. ->ie SON
Nsah pfe'o iieiiloAehi spleNa'
hee' aus III duiii'e I'D ha'icils y
''dios'i' u" irei'cia'lsNe iepi''e
I'D ANoie'' sNaee 20 iiasp slo,eii
ske hezapfeaalle sloce. rosieaie'
kea hasl s'athl ,hicageania ra~lle
poNstall az NSoofu cechosloNac-
keho V zau1me svetovel Nystavy
rauseJ oo ehiapa Nss.upii.' JaNo
py hlail zasa CAT posiiapa1 '' ila-
su sio'e'!shu 'iaio''l''l suNeieii' y
TO lste hezapreadhe sroce y mas
fadost ou az shaee'
Ano, komplex naSej slovenskeJ
superiority kliesni 81 cestu, poma-
ly sice, ale isto, do kazdeho srdca
slovenskeho. A nase s. S. X. pro-
gramove ma tom vzdy pracoyalo
a pracuie, pracovat' bude. ably
Slovaci vo veciach naroda odhodi-
il Cd seba osudni1 holubicnost' a
ju nahradzovaH presvedcenim le-
vovsk(Io 80 geIonia ! sltle taxi
dobri, aEl horhl, talelani
a taxi agiyerenni, iaNo bafs ktorf
sebevacsl narod sveta - teda al
jako Cesi.
Chicagcania Gratulujeme Yam
Vas muzsky skutok bude pre- yse-
tkych Slovakov V Amerike a ma
Slovensku novtm d 'alslm pri-
kladom, jake name zit borit'
sa "a uznanie nasich narodnych
pray, naSej neodskriepiteFnej SUI
verenity medzi narodami syeta
Vradzujeme no co stvrty V po-
slednych niekol'ko mesiacoch, kite
~ zatrasie zakladmi slovakom ne
prajneho Hradu V Prahe, ba "a
trasie al starym hriesnym svedo-
min toho, ktory Pittsburghskn
Dohodu naJprv osnoval napisal.
potion prezldentskou rukou yo
Washingtone podpisal, a konecne
Y llste Hlinkovi falzumom vyfla-
sil. Este osem-desat' podobnych
clnov Slovakov a tie zaklady. to
svedomie, celkom sa rozpadnu a
Slovensko bude~nase nielen de Ju-
re, ale de facto, a Slovak bude
neohradenym panom svojej kraji-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-02-24

ma Y statoch. 36 statov musi hla-
lsovat' "a zrusenie 18. dodatku IL
stavy Spoj. Statov. kym 81 bude-
me moct' vol'ne k1pit tel pra-
vel dobrej visky alebo rumu pro-
Iti prechladeniu.
Zrusenie prohibicie ozivf mas
slovensky zivot. Slovenske pesni-
cky sa budl Ease ozyvat' ma pix
nikoch, ma krstinach, ma tancoch
a syadbach. Bude Ease veselo. A
bude biznisu''. Ked sa opiti
pobijd, zarobi i doktor i fiskal.
Nejeden elovek zatopi pohari-
ku syoju zlost', nejeden zabudne
na depresiu, nejeden prepije svo-
ju pedu (ak bude robit' ked
sa napije, pride domoy a zenicku
nabiie. A novinai budt mat co
pisaf proti korhel 'styu.
A jestli sa salony navratia - to
len potion bude! Muzikanti budd
kazdI pondelok move husle a ba-
/ sy kupovat' a salonisti slchanie
barry a "ringovanie' kasy .prak-
tizovat'.
4 Keby sa tax vratil al fri lane"
- to by w boil pravv raj!
4 Poennc budncim cislom, zacne-
me uverejnovat' zaujimave clam
[lky z historic slovenskeho baseballu
IA Mahoning doline. Clanky ma
4 pisal p. Michal Kornick, tajomnik
Slovenskej Baseball Lfgy. Citate-
y -: s.., D..
49,; 49,; = -,
as1,. hasahau
II =,
knpit' nedel'u, alebo prcdplatit
Y. s. N.
] prr, s,snoL h,,a -;
no; hasoha,, aa,o c1o,.a,a,.sh. nv
+ra yl,,h,, .,,.oa az 49, ~.
= ,oo !; ohn,,o1. satr ~ 80.
mo ! yass,,.a !. o,;e
ioLo ua...1; IL, III.
~;
al = y. Molltoris PAM man
NeiAo1 siasill 10. febrlara STRIFE
pofhe luoileum manzelstva. Pan
.noii'orls le spoiumaJlterom Den
'''ka oioVak Amerlke a dlhoroc-
ny ~; Pfeaseda !. ). Venca 5. O.
',oore''o sfaca fudla, ktorych ma
fao kazdy' kto ich pozna. Mech
lh bon dopraJe zlattho Jubileu-
nu
hazdemu vyslanectvu vo Wash
'nstone doyolenf ie priviezt 81 20
sso1e' kfa1lny vlna' palenky a i
nych opojnych napojov. Rumun-
aovieN hodnu sasobu takychto
W ap1,o.' an kym 20 prlslo DO
'o'o- pola toho voda.
i
-.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
ANNUITIES ARE GIVEN
FIRST-CLASS RATING
Insurance Payments Con-
tinue Through Lean Years.

Annuities have proven to be the
only 100 per cent security available
during the depression, according to
the current number of Stock Mar
ket Technique, edited by Richard
D. Wyckoff. Wyckoff points out
that every other class of security,
real estate and every kind of prop
erty shrunk in value from 1929 to
1888, but those to whom the insur-
ance companies agreed to pay an
income for life or for a certain
period of years came through I'M
damaged.
Here is an example for all of us, -
says Wyckoff, especially those who
made profits in bull markets and
suffered losses in the decline. How
often do we consummate a success
full campaign in the stock market,
then take the money out and invest
it in what we call class investment
securities. But a safe deposit is no
guarantee against Shrinkage and so
during this liquidation and depres-
sion we found our backlogs
shrunken.
Not so with our insurance pol
icies or Of any our annuities; for
while the insurance companies also
have suffered losses during the
panic, with one or two exceptions
(small and temporary all have
come through, paid their annuity
checks, death claims and made their
loans without compromise or cur
tailment."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
PORKERS SHOW
LITTLE CHANGE
IN SLOW TRADE
Cattle NOminaIIy Steady on
Light Receipts; Sheep
SIuqqish.

Little change marked trade in
hogs at the city yards this morning,
prices holding steady with Fridays
averages. The bulk, $50 to 275
pounds, sold for 81 to s410; 275
pounds up, $3.50 to 1895; 100 to $50
pounds, S37O to 81. Receipts were
estimated at 1900. Holdovers were
112.
Cattle were nominally steady on
receipt of so head. Vealers showed
no change at $3.50 down. Calf re-
ceipts were 100.
Not enough sheep were on hand
to make market this morning.
Bulk of Fridays late sales were at
$5.65 to $5.75. Today's receipts
were so.
With practically no early action
in hogs at Chicago, indications were
evident of a two-way market. Sales
men were talking steady and buyers
lower. Bulk prices were undeter-
mined and no early sales were
made. Receipts were estimated at
5000, including 5000 direct; hold
overs 1000. Cattle receipts num-
bered 300; calves, 100; market
steady. Sheep receipts were 5000;
market, unchanged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

EAST ST. LOUIS. March 25.-Hogs-Re-
ceiptE. 1900: market. unevenly sal 0c
lower than Fridays best time; pigs and
sows steady; top. s4.05. l60-220 lbs. So IS
q 4: l20-l50 lbs. s3.25d375; 90-10O lbs.
s2.7503: packing sows. mostly S3.15G 3 40;
fer week. pigs. 5dl0c higher. soWs 150
Csc higher. Cattle-Receipts. $50: calves.
49, sheep. $50.
LAFAYETTE. March -Hogs-steadv:
lbs. So .40G IS: i0o-1sO lbs. s3,20: roughs.
s3.25 down: top lambs. S..
FIT. WAYNE, March Hogs-Market.
1Oc lower: 10000 lbs, $3.50: 200-225 lbs,
s3;85; 225-275 lbs. So 80; 275-5oO lbs, So 20;
calves. $50: lambs. $3.50. cattIeSMar-
dunn to good. s450955O common to me
dunn, s3@4: heifers, good to choice. $3.50
rs; medium to good. s4G4.50: common to
medium. s364; cows good to choice. s3G
$50; medium to good. s2.5OG3; cutter
bulls. good to choice. s3q3.25; medium TO
good, 50. SOFAS; common to medium, S20
ESQ; butcher bulls s3.25d3.75.
CINCINNATI. March 25-Hog-ReceIpts.
LOO; 3s3 direct and through; 900 held
over; slow around steady; indications for
incomplete clearance; most sales good TO
choice. l50-250 lbs. at top Of S4.25; $50
300 lbs. largely S4d4I5; l60-l80 lbs. So 30
04f0; I3o-l50 lbs. s3.50Q3.75; lighter
weights mostly s2.50G325: sows S2.75G3.
Cattle-Receipts. 200: calves. receipts 125;
nominal Sheep-Receipts. 300; nominal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
WHEAT STAGES
UPTURN after
EARLY Decline
Commission House Buying
Plays Large Part in
Advance.
BY HAROLD L. RAINVILLE
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO. March 25.-Overcom-
ing carly inertia, grains staged a
smart advance on the Board Of
Trade today. May wheat rose nearly
2 cents from the early low and May
corn was about I cent higher, A
new high Of 30i2 cents since last
September was recorded in the cash
market for No. 2 white corn, a factor
in the advance in corn futures.
General commission house buying
and speculative interest sent wheat
upward with shorts covering on the
rise. Other grains followed. Modi-
fication OF the farm bill was be-
heYed factor although it was
merely being spoken Of. May went
to a fractional premium over July.
At the close wheat was = to l
cent higher, corn rs to q cent high
er, oats Is TO Il cent higher, rye
ia cent higher and barley u to 4
cent higher, Provisions were firm
Receipts were z cars Of wheat, 70
of corn and 30 Of oats. Cash prices
were wheat and corn y to l cent
higher and oats unchanged to u
cent higher. Shipping sales of corn
were 10000 bushels.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
THREE TANK RECORDS
TUMBLE IN CARNIVAL

Three new records were turned
in during the indianapolis Athletic
Club swim carnival Friday night.
featured by the 1892 performance
of Joe Swallow, l. A. c., in the $50
yard free style swim. clipping 6.8
seconds of the former Middle
States record.
Helen Lee Smith Of 7. A. c. set a
new Middle States record OF 1:O9 in
the 100-yard free style and equaled
the Indiana-Kentucky A. a. U. rec
ord of 1:l9 in the l00-yard back
stroke. Joan Fox, I. A. c., won the
50-yard free style city champion
event for girls under - years Of age
in Indiana kentucky A. A. U. rec
ord time of :343. Paul Strack, un-
attached, won the 1OO-yard free
style open championship in 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
Recovery Lacks Force

The recovery, however, lacked force.
It probably was caused by moderate
covering by timid shorts afraid to
risk favorable developments over the
weekend.
On the decline Steel common sold
at 273i, off rs; Allied Chemical
tbs, off rs; Du Pont 3515, off 21e;
United Aircraft 2O1l, off 3. and
Corn Products So, of rs. All of
the foregoing except Corn Products
rallied from the lows.
Railroad shares came back after
selling down to net losses of frac-
tons to more than a point. The re-
port on car lOadings for the week
ended March Is, revealed a rise
from the previous week of 1889
cars to a total of 449,712 cars. That
was % per cent under the CORE
spending week of 1882. Increases
were noted in miscellaneous freight,
grain and grain products, forest
products and livestock, while de-
clines were made in merchandise in
less than car lots, coal and coke.
Steel Operations Of
Steel operations at Youngstown
in the coming week will be at II per
cent Of capacity. it was estimated,
compared with 10 per cent in the
current week and 10 per cent in the
corresponding week of 1882.
Some buying was noted in the
so-called wet group, where Men
gel Company made new high for
the year. The company recently
has received large orders for beer
! cases. Small gains also were made
by liquid carbonic and national dis
tillers.
Further strength das displayed by
traction issues on progress being
made in plans for unifcation of
New York systems. Interborough
Rapid Transit made a new high for
the year, while Brooklyn Manhattan
Transit and Manhattan Railway
Modified Guaranteed came within
fractions of their best prices of the
year. Traction bonds met some
profit-taking in the early dealings,
but rallied and held steady.
German Bonds Weak
Further selling in German bonds
after Fridays wide break featured
the bond market The group lest
fractions to 2 points. The remain
der of the list was irregular in a
narrow range. United States issues
dipped from highs after an early
advance.
Sales tota1ed 10000 shares against
$4,000 last Saturday.
Dow-Jones preliminary averages
were: Industrial, 5771, Off O.32;
rail, 27.98, off O.43; utility, 21.32,
off 007.
Aggregate market value Of ten
leading stocks was 1892, ia. 1854
against ,878,212 Friday, de-
cline Of $32, 7O3,5 48.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
Foreign Exchange
tBy Abbott. Hoppin & CO..
March Is
DIVIDEND RATE IS CUT
Indiana Utility Cites Effects OF
Business Decline.

The board Of directors Of the
Northern Indiana Public Service
Company has voted to cut in half
the quarterly dividends on the Z, 6
and So per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock Of the company pay
able April IA. 1888, 70 stockholders
Of record March 81, 1888.
THE continued decline in bust
ness as a result Of the depression
and loss of revenue resulting from
rate reductions has reduced the in
come Of the company to a point
where the directors felt that a cut
in dividends on the preferred stock
was necessary to protect the COM
panys current position" said Morse
DellPlain, president of the company,
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
BY ELMER c. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, March 25.-A squirt
of to nearly cents in wheat after
an early decline today was par
alleled by similar movement in
stocks.
Stocks opened irregular in a mar
row range with trading at pace
prevalent in markets of nine years
ago. A break in American Tele-
phone to new 1888 low at 912s, of
2ls, brought a corresponding decline
in the entire market.
When wheat turned up. the farm
equipment led a substantial rally
from the lows and left the market
irregular for the day and slightly
lower for the week.
At the lows. J. I. Case touched
44ss, off Us, and the preferred 40.
off 2l4, while international Harvest
er was at 22t4 off 3. Case recovered
all its loss on the rise in wheat Mail
order shares also regained early
losses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-25
RAW SUGAR FUTURES
Brown Tunes Up
for Saunders Go

Willard Brown, local 140-pounder,
will continue hard work today and
Sunday at Victory A. c. gym for his
scheduled ten-round scrap next
Tuesday night at the Armory with
Prince Saunders, Chicago battler.
Saunders was due here today and
also is scheduled to tune-up at the
Victory gym.
Paul Lee, former southern anna
teur champion, is training daily at
Washington A. c. gym for his ten
rounder with Henry Hook, Elwood
bantamweight, also working out at
Victory gym. Dick Porter, Ander-
son, and Tommy Merritt, Union
City, are slated to tangle in the top
six-rounder on Tuesdays bill.