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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-03
DOW-JONES
SUMMARY


Sears Roebuck announces reduction rang
ing from to Is per cent on all classes
Of tires.
Brokers Loans in week ending Feb
showed an increase of $76.0 600 900 to S454 =
600 900; non-brokers loans increased S..
900 600
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cart
ridge Co. plant at Bridgeport is now
operating at full time. five DAYS week,
due to pick up in company's business
during January.
Dun's review saws changes appearing in
the trade situation this week have been
in right direction and stability of many
branches of activity is moro sustained
than any time in the last three years.
BIZ UHitCd Press
NEW YORK. Feb 3.-Bradstreet daily
index of 30 basic commodities for Thurs
day: Today. 68.37; Wednesday. GIL:
week ago. %: year ago. 8l.04: 1898
high Jan. 10. II 30: 1888 low Jan. 90 68 SO.
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BIZ Tnitcd Press

TOLEDO, Feb. Cash grain, close;
grain in elevators. transit billing: Wheat
No red. $50 Sac No. red 1c premium.
Gbife yel0 Rye 29N3oc QssNG
28lac rate: Wheat-No. red, 4sla q 4Oc;
No red. 4912 assoc Corn-No. yellow,
2412 a 26c: No. 3 yellow, 2312624c; No 4
yellow, 2112@ 22i2c; No. yellow. 20d21c.
Oats-No. 2 white ia l8c; No. 3 white,
1661 Tic. Seed Close: Clover-Cash, S5.40A.
S5.80A. Produce Butter
Fancy creamery, 22c. Eggs-Extras, 800
13c. Hay-Timothy per cWt.. 8Oc.
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New York Bank Stocks
In the Air
(By Abbott. Hoppin & Co.
~

Weather condition at Q a. M:
South wind, 4 miles an hour;
temperature, 81; barometric pres
sure, 3019 at sea level; general con-
dition, clear, hazy; ceiling, I'M
limited; visibility, miles; field,
good.
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. 3.-Hogs- Receipts,
1900; market 10-15c lower; 16o-23O lbs.
40 lbs, .s3.25G 3 so; packing sows. S250G
8. Cattle-Receipts. 80; market steady.
Medium to good steers, yearlings quoted.
3.2S; medium bulls, s275G3.15. Calves
Receipts, 100; market steady to weak. Bet
ter grade bulk veslers. S6.50d $50. Sheep
Receipts. 500 market slow: lambs Csc
or more lower. Better grade quoted around
So g $50.
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Sears Roebuck announces reduction rang
ing from 5 to Is per cent on all classes
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Chicago Futures Range
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Feb. Cash grain close:
624c; No. old mixed, Csc; No yellow,
2374 q 2412c No. yellow, 22l2G 2312c: No.
5. yellow, 22@23c: No. 2 yellow, old 2594c;
No. 3 white, 24d2414c: No white. % z
6235sc; No 2 white old. 2512c. Oats-No.
2 white, 1884 017Ac; No white. 1914 q
1890. Rve-No sales. Barley 256 36c
Timothy-S2. 25G2. so. Clover-S5 .50@ g. SO.
leaf. S3.25.
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In the Cotton Markets
CHICAGO
Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

21O lbs, s33Od3.35; 210-235 lbs, s. goa
3.25: 2s5-275 lbs .s31OaslS; 275-325 lbs,
81. so down; top calves, o6; top lambs, IS.
TOLEDO. Feb. -Hogs-receipts. ITO:
market 10d 15c lower heavy porkers. $3.50
a3;4o; mixed and bulk Of sales, s3,3oa
39 pigs and . g E 825 me 5 Jun
2.4o Cattle-receipts, rs; market slow.
Calves-receipts fight; market strong.
Sheep and lambs-receipts light; market
steady.
IT WAYNE. Feb. 1Hogs.Marke +, 100:
1o s s' 5Ss2a o2 10 1 $50 29 "a
s5i5 5oo85o bs,. sso5 '- Toug iH'OO $50 80
stays sl5o' caleys' 81 eve and wether
lambs So; BUCKS, So Cattle-Market,
good. S4.5OG5; common to medium, s3a4;
heifers. good to choice, s4.50q5 ); medium
to good s4a 4.5o; common to medium. SO
"A cows. good to choice s3M350; me-
dium to good. s2.50Q3: cutter cows. SITS
d2.25; Gamer cows. 81 So. bulls good
TO choice, s3a325; medium to good 50 so
as; common TO medium, s2925O; butcher
bulls, s3.25d3.75.
CINCINNATI Feb -Hogs-Receipts.
400: 1889 direct and through; market,
10 to mostly l5c lower; top and bulk good
s to Sh1Gs s92s5 aso s5S S 2ss29 ?s
q few weightier butchers mostly ss.10@
3:35; I2o-l4o lbs. .s31oq $40; sows mostly
szd 40. ugntWelgntS QuotaDle up 10 81 %
or steady. Cattle-Peceipts. 500, calves
Receipts. 300; slow. about steady on mod
erateiy light supplies a few common to
medium sters and heiefrs. So 506 AIS beef
COWS 50 50M275: low cutters and cutter
cows 81 5oG225: bulls. s25Oas: veaIers
opened soc higher on better grades. later
trades all grades steady with Thursday; a
few choice selections up 10 81 early: bulk
good to choice kind si50d6.50; palmer
grades mostly s3.50d5. Sheep-Receipts.
800; hardly enough to make a market. a
few sales around steady. odd lots medium
n good lambs. s550G625: common to me-
dun 550M5 fat aged ewes ouotable 81
a So largely; best lightweights UP to 81.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices; Hens,
be- 5or Co 52d isPringers b lbs up &C. Leg
Leghorn stays, SC; cocks SC; Leghorn cocks
&C. Capons, 9 lbs. and up. Sc; 8 to. 9
Under 6 lbs Redhead ads end nd si Ho &c &C.
Ducks. large white full feathered and
oyer ed fa ss ms a and fa 9oFf g.
Young guineas zoe; old guineas. l5c. EGGS
NO ! fresh country run eggs &C. Pullet
lbs gross. A deduction of l0c per ID for
a9ch ID. under 80 lbs. gross Will be made.
BIT B15 n a be made 6 6ede eStS b. of nd sG
STOCK free from feed No sick poultry ac-
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. oFef EGGS market steady:
REGENTS. 3 is7, cases, extra frsts. 120
llhc: dirtics. IOc Butter market easv
i64c dTsts' 1854 is s9 seconds. IS iI50i5iss
t99dard scoin IS Ike poqtrym9rTket
[ucEs. ga lie; geese, &c; turkeys, 10@
+: ROSTERS, &C.. broilerss. 140 15c, ,stags,
Sc 9gtg gacf 4 2nsa a2rT
o's, IS; shipments. COS market dull: Wis
cc9In,sin round oo cwkites 81 Idaho rusSets,
$40
NEW YORK. Feb. s--Potatoes- Steady;
Jersey, $40; sout6ern, $I@2 per barrel:
per sock; Bermuda, $500 $40 per bar
rel. Sweet pota toes. steaGy; JERSEY has
kct 4Oc@ Sl5O; Southern. basket. 30ca$l.
per sacS' PORK steadP: mess mess. $i1'25 per
barrel. Lard-,JDull; middle west spot, 81 10
New w YORK Refined nc: crude rude Penns9l
yania. Al per barrel, Grease
Easy brown. l7sc per ID; yellow. 17sc per
s P @S 70 era rs d pS3 &C. per- i6 Com
mon Hides Inactive Hides city packer
brand. Sc Colorados. ACC. Dressed Poul-
trv-Quiet: turkeys. !" a zoe; chickens. Z
q 20c brolers, 12d25c; capons 14m25c;
ducks, 14l2@16c. Live Poultry - Steady;
geese. 7Ql2c turkeys 13q 2Gc; ROSTERS
2@ T dgSk aoc "a G fq%s 3 Rrn
ers, 156 zoe. Cheese-Easv state whole
PIX fancy to spegciaalls; l9@l lac; Young
creamery higher than extras. 17l2 1870:
score. l7a17i.c first 50 score, 16a4c; Eggs
unusual hennerv selections 14iad15c;
Standards, l3ia@14c; rehandled receipts,
l3@ l34c.
=. CLEVELAND, Peeb5. Gutter s5 M ,oaS
fag 5T5a' weak Extra sana27@ o current trent
! 5sssdy He@y1 fowls i24F13c medi 1fi
fowls end pullets. 1lG12c: heavy springerS.
11ql2c; Leghorn springers. 10Q lie; No
: chickens. Sc; ducks. 1OG lie: geese, 10@
lie; turkeys under IS lbs, l3d Ice; turkeys
over Is lbs. l3c; old toms. la i2c old
ROSTERS. 8G9c;z stays. 1Oc hroilers 14G
16c. capons, 13 a 15c. Potatoes-Ohio, New
York and Pennsylvania 100 ID sacks,
Cobblers and round whites, y. S. No.
and partly graded mostly 70G75c; few
best COO. New York, Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania, sacks a bushel COOLERS and Round
Whites partly graded 35a4oc best mostly
ana 45c
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LEADERS MOVE
Up IN uneven
STOCKS ACTION
Gold Shares Feature Trade
With Sharp UpSWings;
Steel Firm.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty .ndustrlaIs for Thurs
day vas So o. OF 05. Average Of twenty
rails 2767 Of 70 Average Of twenty
bondr a. u nr 20
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There are more than two male
ducks to every female duck, it ap-
pears from studies by the United
States bureau Of biological survey.
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Liberty Bonds
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET
Feb 3

CHICAGO Feb 3.-Apples Michigan
Jonathans. bushsl. sI15di25 Spies,
bushel sl1561.25; Mcintosh. oushel, Sis
alas; Greetings busheb s5gsoe.
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Use EMIT Oil

Its Oils and Balsams from the pine
fOrest-are instantly effective: quickly
relieves Chronic Sinusitis-S Sinus in
fections. See your druggist On Sale
~ all nru" Stores.
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations 10 not repre-
sent actual bids CT offerings but merely
indicate tae approximate market level
based on 0uving and selling inquiries or
recent transactions
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Foreign Exchange
BY Abbott, Hoppin & Co.
CHICAGO Stocks Openinu

Jed. )
Asbestos Man. ga cord Corp 49,.
Bendl% AVA. 9, Cont Chi pfd.. 1879
Cities Serv 600. "a GngsDy Grunow la
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. Feb -Carlots-Wheat, /
corn IS; oats, 10; rye, 2, and barley, 8
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T o. 5
STOCKS.


Belt Rail & Stock Yards com 23iz u
Belt Raj q S ocz Yarcs pfd 6ee IS 40
central I'D Power pfd Tr(---. II IS
Citizens Gas Co com ......-..... l4iz II
Citizcus Gas CO pid So s. 70
Home 7 q T. It. Wayne -.-.. % IS
Ind e. Mich Elec Co pid 7rs.... 81 81
IND Gen Service Co........... 50iz 5fiz
Ind Hydro Fec Co. pld 7<e.... 80 40
Incpls Gas Co com ........... ~ q az
inoDla Power q Light CO p.d s., 90 S.
Incpls Power Il II CO pfd Ga s. q
lnopls Water Co pfd 3r,..-- 81 80
I5crtu Ind Pub Sery Co pfd 2fl 49, 5lt2
Month IND Pub Serv CO nd 6cr 52iz 5el2
North Ind Pub Serv CO ptd ~ 56iz $50
Puzzle Service CO pfd g. ...-.. 81 35
Public Service Co DID 7o<...-.- IS 40
South Ind Gas & Fl Co pfd 6cl 62 66
Terre Haute Elec Dfd 6,e.... so So
BONDS
Belt Rail & Stock Yards As. 1893 81 81
Citizens Gas CO SIS. 1872 81 IS
Ff5 5miiiee g f X g. is4s 1893 g. iSSiiis
IEdp.s Gas Co S. 1852 ..-... 81 90
Inop.s RVS Inc IS. 1917 80 % p
Indpis Water Co las. 1910 49, 90 10l
InoDis Water CO IS 1850 - 81 81
LndDls Wster CO S. 1870 .. 20 90
Indpls Water CO 5l2s, 1858 . l0l Z 104i2
Kokomo Water Works S. 1853 sOiz 8fiz
,,afayetce, Tele Go IS l95I..... 80 &C.
Munc.e Water Work S. 1899 94iz 9ai2
Richmond Water works SIS 1857 "a 80
Ierre Haute Water Wrk IS 1858 554 SO
Terre Haute Water Wrk IS 1919 IS go
Traction Terminal CO S. 1857. 80 43
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Investment Trust Shares
tBy Abbott. Hoppin &, Co..

FEB. 3
American Bank Stocks Corp. 1876 las
American Founders Corp .... 81 90
American e. General Sec "A" 425 pa
Basic Industry Shares ..... 1877 2O4
Brush Type INV TT. Sin. 40 Al
Collateral Trustee Shares "A" 325 3 so
CORPORATE Trust Shares odd 162 / 81
Corporate Trust Shares new 154 158
Cumulative Trust Shares s. 262 267
Diversified Trust Shares a. 637 685
Diversified Trust Shares b" 512 sat
Diversified Trust Shares C" 206 21O
Diversified Trust Shares D." $50 375
First Insurance Stock Corp. 210
First Common Stock Corp - 40 / IS
Fixed Trust Oil Shares a" 554
Fixed Trust Oil Shares b" 444
Fundamental Trust Shares a. PTS 300
FUNDAMENTAL Trust Shares b 81 287
Leaders of Industry "A"... 262
Low Priced Shares ....... 218
Mass. Inves. Trust Shares ...1362 Is -
Nation Wide Securities ...... 246 2.5G
North Am Trust Sin. 1889. 80 40
North Am. Trust Sh. $3.50 l. IS 90
Petroleum Trust Shares a. 500 1000
Selected American Shares . 1.75 90
Selected Cumulative Shares. 487 525
Selected Income Shares ...... 2.48 $50
Std Amer Trust Shares ... 2.45 25A
Super Am TT Sh. "A"...... 2.40 $50
Trust Shares of America ...... PA 220
Trustee std. Oil a. .......... 800
Trustee Std Oil b" ........ 2.15
IT s EeleC Light e. PWr "A 1925 1900
Universal Trust Shares ........ 200 EOS
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Eastgate Hotel

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Death Notices

ARNETT. ANNIE-Age IS years. beloved
mother of Claude P. David R. Virgil
and Russell Arnett and sister Of Mrs.
Viola Gardner. Mrs Belle Brown and
Philip and William Brock passed away
al st. Vincent's hospital Wednesday, II
2. m Funeral at the late residence. 1918
p Market St. Saturday 1870 D. N.
Friends invited Burial Memorial Park.
Friends may call al the residence after
D. N. Thursday. SHIRLEY SERVICE.
DOMBROSE. CHARLES R-Age 81 years.
Thursday. a m. husband of Emily
Domrose. father Of Fred C.. VIM G. and
Walter G. Domrose. Funeral from late
home. ITO W. Arizona Monday. .. m.
Burlal Crown Hill cemetery.
FENDER, HATTIE B.-Beloved wife Of
Fender. passed aEa Watt at the famil5 resi-
oenee. 1882 Z. Tabor ST.. Wednesday.
Feb. !. Services at the residence Satur-
Gay. Feb: 4. 2. m. Friends invited.
Iaterment Memorial Park.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS

Receipts. 1900; market lower
Lambs
80 lbs down Good and choice 50 50@ 6.99
l90-l1O lbsl Good and choice. 3.25q PIP
90 lbs. down Common e. med. 3.02d 30
Ewes -
Good and choice. ............. lz29 20
Common and medium ........ .IoV 1.1o
Evening star., 1933-11-07
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Metropolitan-"Footligh Parade" at
1910 am, 1905, 1:55, 3:45, $40, 7:30
and $3.50 pm.
NationaI-"Dinner at Eight" at 2:45
and 8:l5 pm.
Gayety-"Dream Girls" at 2:l5 and
3:l5 pm.
Palace-"I'm No Angel" at 11:15
am, 1:20. 3:25. $50, 7:35 and GAS
pm.
Rialto-"Waltz Time" at 11:43 am,
1888, 3:43, 5:38, 7:45 and s:38 pm.
Loew's Fox-"Broadway Through a
Keyhole," at 10:45 am, 1:35, 4.25, 7:15
and 1905 pm. Stage shows at 1890,
3:20, 6:i0 and pm.
Columbia-"The Bowery," at II am,
los, $40, $40. 7:25 and 9:35 pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"Private Life of
Henry VIII" at 1:43 am, IA, 3:45,
SAG. TAT and 9:48 pm. ss.
Earle-aThe Way to Love" at II m,
las, 4:25, 7:10 and s:55 pm. Stage
shows at 1850, 3:35. 500 and 8 pm.
Tivoli-"N Night Flight" at 2, $50,
$40, 7:35 and 9:35 pm.
Ambassador-"The Way to Love-" at
6:15, sos and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
PYUS ADAMS 1llf IA. sth SOL 81 \"
SAVE ON PAINTS

Pure White Lead, Pure Linseed Oil. Pur
SheLldc. Vdrnish. lopest prices in years.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
A Newly Discovered Star
Shines on Movie Screen
Margaret Sullivan First Visited Washington in
Stage Play-Now She Is Hit in
Only Yesterday" 4
By E. de S. Melcher.

PREDICTION true: There's young up the
Beasco this week who by every reason everything should
i future
theater Margaret Sullayan the name
of Harris play Modern Virgin her young
exceedingly capable shoulders"
May, r. =
Friday night at the Rialto Washingonians may
heights this climbed auspciou
Oppnino tho Pn1nS
Evening star., 1933-11-07

East by phone all the way from Holly
wood
TRACE MOORE arrives in town today
to sing over national broadcast
Thursday night that will probably origi-
nate from the White House Miss Moore
has been signed by Columbia to appear
IN a series OF new pictures, the first of
which will be based on q story by S. N.
Behrman and will have music by Friml.
y + y
THAT was quite an opening down at
Fort Myer last night. Arthur God
frey was in charge of the mike" at
the entrance Of the theater and did
what is currently known as a swell"
job introducing the notables in Holly
wood fashion as they came in. The
Secretary of War and Mrs. Dern were
on hand; Rodney, the horse, had his
picture taken with many of the celebri-
ties; Col. c. P Myer served as master of
ceremonies and told an amusing story
OF how movie minded" the officers and
men at the fort have become since
R-K-O had begun to shoot Rodney;
Walter Huston spoke, and so did Direc-
tor George Archainbaud
Only tragedy: frances Dee wasn't
there. Contrary to report, husband Joel
McCrea left for Hollywood this morn
ing, not last Saturday morning.
X X X
X ATHERINE HEPBURN'S new film.
Little Women" will be shown at
Keith's, starting Thanksgiving day, No
vember 30.
Evening star., 1933-11-07

version Of 1t:
IT was sitting there in the club hav-
ing very quiet time and calling over 10
Doris Duke, whom I've known for ages.
when Arno came over to my table.
Hello, Curtis said. He's really
quite a nice fellow and I always call
him Curtis because his real name is
Curtis Peters. and I met him under
that name and somehow it always stuck.
So said Hello, Curtis, and he leaned
down and said:
"'Steele, I've just come over to say
liked you and never will like you
ITO avoid unpleasantness before the
young lady whom was escorting, I
said:
"'Well, Curtis, In my opinion not Tx
ing me Is your bad luck
"Arno clenched his fist and stepped
back to strike. SO jumped to my feet.
Gordon Butler, my business manager.
was with me. He hit Curtis Peterson
Peter Arno-on the chin and he landed
square on the tobobo half way across
the floor He looked very surprised.
Didn't we ALL"
Gordon Butler Is former all-America
end for the Princeton foot ball team
and assistant director at one time to
George Cukor. Peter Arno was an inte-
rior decorator, by name Curtis Peters,
before developing the drawing talent
which has made him famous. Perhaps
1t Is Steele's insistence on referring to
him by his former name which trks
him. Arno is over feet and hand
some. Gordon Butler is feet u Of an
inch and very good looking. Drexel
Steele is feet inches, handsome and
very athletic. Franchot Tone Is around
6 feet and considered very whimsically
good looking, with a lifted eyebrow and
a quirkish smile. Clark Gable Is feet
/, of good old herman beauty.
Now, the room was full Of guys who
didn't get into this report. The reason
must be that they didn't come UP to the
specifications Of this story. Six feet
Evening star., 1933-11-07
DEBUCHI CALLS ON HULL
FOR FAREWELL MEETING
Ambassador Will Not Leave Until
Late This Month, but Secretary
Faces Busy Schedule.

BY the Associated Press.
Ambassador Debuchi Of Japan said
farewell to Secretary Hull yesterday.
He will not go until late this month,
but as the Secretary of State will be
busy with the Litvinov negotiations
after tomorrow and leaves for the Pan
American Conference at Montevideo
November IL, Debuchi arranged to have
his final visit at the State Department
today
Debuchi will go Wednesday to New
York for two days of conferences with
Japanese business men, and farewell
visit to the consular officials of Japan.
He will leave Washington, together
with his family. for San Francisco
November "a the Ambassador will sail
November 80 for Yokahama on the
steamer Asama.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN
Walter Reed Armistice Program

A group of professional and semi
professional entertainers will present an
Armistice day program at Walter Reed
Hospital Thursday evening.
The program will be under direction
of Paige Burrows. Among those sched-
uled to participate are Chester and
Harold James, Warren and Alice
Tyrrell
Evening star., 1933-11-07
BAND CONCERT.

BY the United States Soldiers Home
Band this evening at Stanley Hall at
$50 o'clock. John S. NJ Zimmerman,
bandmaster; Anton Pointner, assistant.
March, "Col. James s. Pettitt, U. s. A."
Zimmerman
Overture, "Dramatique" ........ .Snoek
Entr'acte-
Aloha Sunsetland". ........ .Kawelo
Admiration" .Tyers
Excerpts from musical comedy, "The
Chocolate Soldier" Strauss
Polish mazurka, 'The Polish Beauty
Zimmerman
Waltz suite, Luxembourg" .Lehar
Finale, Chinatown. My Chinatown"
Schwartz
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1933-11-07
GOLD ORDER ATTACKED
BY INDICTED ATTORNEY
Asks Court to Delay Prosecution
Until Proceedings Can Be Heard
in Equity Court.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, November 7.-Attorney
Edward Spiegel of Boston, under in
dictnent for gold boarding, yesterday
charged in a bill of complaint fled in
Federal Court that President Roose-
velt's order for the fling of returns on
gold holdings and prohibiting owner
ship of gold coin without license
constitutes an unreasonable search
and seizure contrary to the provisions
of the fourth amendment to the Con-
stitution."
The complaint requested the Federal
Court to restrain United States At
torney Francis j. w. Ford from prose-
cutting the indictment until the entire
proceedings can be heard in a court
of equity.
Spiegel and Gerald T. Driscoll. a
clerk In the city's department Of pub
lie welfare, were indicted October 26
under the gold embargo act and the
executive order Of August 28, which
ordered gold holders to file returns.
Both pleaded not guilty. Spiegel was
charged with holding $4,000 in gold
coin and Driscoll with holding $4,000
In gold coin.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
Opening Season.

The Drama Guild will open its 1888
81 season Friday and Saturday nights
OF this week with A. A. Mines melo-
drama, "The Perfect Alibi."
The guild and the Pierce Hall Play
ers will hold joint meeting in Pierce
Hall next Tuesday night. Their guest
speaker will be Miss Mary Ward Of
the Civic Repertory Theater of New
York.
Tickets for the performance may be
obtained from guild headquarters, 1719
I street Membership in the guild may
be had through Mrs. John Otto John
son, chairman.
Evening star., 1933-11-07

Marie Dressler will celebrate her 02d
birthday anniversary on the 9th Of this
month-next Thursday. Celebrities Of
stage, screen and public lie, smart set
ters from Santa Barbara and San Fran
cisco's Peninsula group-the whole coll
orful crowd that adores Marie DreSsler
will be there to drink her health.
Marie Dressler was born In Cobourg.
Canada, and has been on the stage since
the age Of Is. She became a star in
Weber and Fields colorful Broadway
days. when Lillian Russell was q sensa-
tional star.
Her first picture in the silent days
was TITLES Punctured Romance"
which introduced Charlie Chaplin to
the public. She returned TO the stage,
travelled In Europe during the war,
toured the country to sell Liberty bonds.
and returned to pictures In 1927 in
THE Callaghans and the Murphys."
Her work In Anna Christie" won her
the academy award for the best per-
Torrance Of that year. She was re-
Gently voted the most popular screen
actress in Great Britain.
(Copyright, 1898, by North American News
paper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1933-11-07
SHRINE TO BE PAINTED
Arlington House Bids Called for by
Park Authorities.

Historic Arlington House and other
buildings In Arlington National Gene
terry win be painted as one of the first
moves under the new set-up which has
taken the structure away from the War
Department and placed it In the hands
Of park authorities.
Bids have been called for, 1t was an
nounced today. for painting the Airing
ton House group and these will be
opened on November Is at IL am,
under supervision of the ONCE Of Ma
uonal Parks, Buildings and Reserva-
tions, Interior Department, in room
1915, Navy Building.
Evening star., 1933-11-07
JAPANESE RADICAL DIES
Katayama Was Virtual Outlaw In
Own Country.

MOSCOW, November 7 R.-Sen
Katayama, head of the Japanese Com
munist party and member of the
Communist Internationale, died in Mos
COW yesterday after a lengthy illness at
the age of "a.
Regarded as the most outstanding
radical in Japan and virtual outlaw
in his own country, he spent most of
the latter years of his life in Soviet
Russia devoting himself to the promo
ton of communism.