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Evening star., 1934-02-14

Forgot About Peasants.
But, more than any other party in
Austria, the Social Democrats have
, fought against foreign domination.
They set out to reorganize their little
country in the interests of the welfare
OF the masses of the working people.
| Their great tactical mistake lay in
their lack of interest in the peasants,
but inside the city of Vienna, which,
under the constitution, was an inde-
pendent federal state, they wrought
wonders. They built up the finest
| municipal housing in the world; they
| perfected modern and progressive
| public school system, which educators
/ from all the world came to study;
their orphanages, children's hospitals,
sanitariumS, were models. Under the
leadership Of a financier of genius
DR.. Breitner-they did all these things
with Austrian money; paid as they
/ went, out Of taxes. They thus in
CURED the wrath Of the well-to-do
who were heavily taxed, and, above
all, the hostility Of the peasants, who
reaped no benefits.
Then there was always q powerful
pan-German party, which wanted
! union with Germany, was conServa-
tive, and, like the Christian Social
lists, Chancellor Dollfuss' party, got
| most of it's support in the agricul-
tural provinces, especially those bor-
dering upon Germany. AS the Nazi
movement grew in Germany they
turned Nazi and began building up a
private army of storm troopers,
which. assisted by the German Nazis,
has been challenging all other groups
The only group IN Austria which
Evening star., 1934-07-15
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July l4-Cotton prices
held well today. in the face of realiz-
ing prompted by the weeks sharp ad-
vance
October after selling up to 1916, or
into new high ground for the move
ment. broke to 1900 in the late trad
ing and closed at that figure with the
general market finishing barely steady
at net declines of to 10 points.
An early advance OF about 10 points
encouraged profit taking and prices
eaSed OFF from the best in the late
trading December sold of to 1914,
or about 1s points from the early high
and closing quotations we're at or
within a point of the lowest for the
day
The report OF the Census Bureau
placing the domestic consumption for
June at 36341 bales, compared with
SIG .765 in May and 697 261 in June of
last year was a shade under the fore
cast.
The forecast was for generally fair
to partly cloudy and continued warm
in Texas tonight and Sunday, but this
failed to stimulate SUFFICIENT buying to
absorb the week end realizing at the
early high prices.
The amount of cotton on shipboard
awaiting clearance at the end Of the
week was estimated at 10000 against
10000 last year.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
CURbL|ST HOLDS
TO NARROW RUT
Small Advances Predomi-
nate, but SpeciaIties Ease
on Profit Taking.
BY BERNARD 8. O'HARA.
Afsoeistss ryssf FTnsneisl Writer

NEW YORK. July i4--Priee
changes were generally unimportsnt
iY1 todays week end curb session
small gains predominsted but scat
tered profit taking appeared In some
specialtles
Gkn Alden Coal held yesterday 8
top price At a while little improve
rnent was registered by American
Cyanamid p Electric Bond a Share.
Swift International Lake Shore and
British American Tobacco b
Sugar shares improved In sympathy
with the frmness Of that group on
the New York Stock Exchange Pa
isrdo sugar rose a.. points TO 90
Nhile National Sugar showed frsc-
tional appreciation.
sherwin williams and Bliss Corpo-
ration added about a point each but
losses Of similar proportion were
suffered by Phillip Morris new and
Dow Chemical. Duke Power sagged
a. points In a meager Offering. Gull
Oil and Hiram Walker yielded frac-
tionally
Transfers Appropriated 81 900
shares. compared with $4,000 the pre-
vious Saturday.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
RISE is PREDICTED
IN CURTAIN PRICES
Quotations Now 10 to Is Per Cent
Higher Than Last Fall.
Raw Materials Up.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, July l4.-Some a.
900 curtain and drapery buyers today
are homeward bound to all parts Of
the Nation. after inspecting the third
semi annual show OF home furnish
ings here.
Prices are said to be 10 to Is per
cent higher than last Autumn. with
imported items up 30 per cent and
more. Domestic manufacturers. how
ever. assert that their quotations are
virtually unchanged from Spring.
They predict higher levels as a re-
suit OF the uptrend in raw materials
Meanwhile several windowshade COM
panieS have announced that shades.
shading and rollers will be cheaper
starting Monday. Many modern rooms
emphasize Venetian shades. for a
practical method Of light control as
we'll as for their decorative effect.
The curtain and drapery buyers.
many of whom also purchase floor
coverings, say that no matter what
they offer their customers, their de-
partments show little or no profits.
Some accept this as traditional.
Others assert that far too many cur
tains are returned, largely because
poor store lighting does not let the
customer really see what she is buy
ing. Old inventories also tend to
wipe out profits
(CopyTiRht la34)
Evening star., 1934-07-15
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. july IA uP-Poultry. live
II trucks steady. hens. l2al2'g, LeGhorn
hens. 81. Rock fryerS lSE"2: colored
ILL.,. Rock Springs. "@a@3. colored 20;
Rock brotlerS l1ieA1I: colore0 III Les
harm. f2Rl4 osrebsrkS l4Rl5; Toosters ..
turkeys. i0sI4; SprinE ducks. l0sl3; old
Natn- SpIinE geeSe / old.
Butter. reCelpts. Is 5ls- eREs. S.3Ol: no
TIA dInE
Potatoes. H.; on track. az, total
UnlJFd states shipments. i.ogl; GOOD
stock about SteaGy. ShowIng decay
weaker. supplies rather liberal; deme nj
and tradins liaht for GOOD stock, cobblerS.
VirSinis United states No. /. most cars
showing oeCsy llORl -. North Caro-
Ina showing decay Iloal 90: Triumphs.
Idaho United States No |. ! 30 hns quail
ity and condition. rs. fair quality. SO:
Louisiana. United States No l. fair quail
ty and condition. coal "a. barrels
cobb ers, VIRGINIA. United States No l..
IS. North Carolina, showins light decay.
lOaolA
Evening star., 1934-07-15
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July l4-Soaring Of
wheat quotations today surpassed any
thing witnessed OF late, with the
maximum tl.OlI2 for December, old
contracts.
In the face OF big profit-taking
sales. broad new speculative buying
carried wheat upward at times for
overnight gains of 2 cents bushel.
Demand was stimulated by continued
reports of crop damage to wheat both
north and south OF the Canadian
border, and by rumors that a promi-
nent operator was taking an active
part on the purchase side of the
market.
Wheat closed strong, i2alis above
yesterdays finish. September, new,
ess.aes2. corn, 3aa% up; oats, 4
of to "a up, and provisions, 5 to Is
rents advanced
Evening star., 1934-07-15
COttOnSeed Oil.

Bleachable cottonSeed oil was firm
today, closing unchanged to 2 points
higher, rejecting week end covering,
commission house and trade support
in sympathy with the rally in cotton.
Sales were % contracts, including a
switch of July for September at 6
points difference. Crude oil market
was steady. Bleachable spot nominal;
July closed go; September, 6.24 Oc-
tober, 6.29; December, 6.48; January,
6.54.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
Dividend Changes
By the Assoclatsd Press

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, July l4.-Favorable
dividend changes In the past totaled
u. the same as the previous week. ac-
cording to the Standard Statistics Co.
OF New York. Unfsvorable changes
numbered 10, against 10 the week be-
fore. Details of changes:
Favorable.
Increased-Best a. Co, Collins Co,
Insurance Co. Of State OF pennsyl-
vania, Mcintyre Porcupine Mines.
Resumed-Nestle-L Muir 81 class
A, Mississippi Power So first preferred.
Mississippi Power 81 frst preferred,
First National Bank (Medford, Mass =,
Nipissing Mines, Allegheny Steel.
Cherry Burrell. Colgate Palmolive =
Peet, First National Bank (Walling-
ford. Conn.,, Pacific Truck Service
preferred, Standard Wholesale Phos-
phate d5 Acid Works. Fidelity Sz De-
poSit Co. OMaryland), Pocahontas
Fuel.
Extra-Home Insurance, Minneap-
oils Honeywell Regulator. New York
CO I1OIthui dS INONdilO MlIllUk, EmplTr
Capital class A, Empire Capital class
b, Franklin Fire Insurance, Latin
American Bond Fund, New England
Trust Co. BOSTON,.
Initial-American Beverage, Empire
Capital class b.
UnfavOrabIe.
Reduced-Third National Bank A.
Trust Co. Dayton, Mine Hill a.
Schuylkill Haven Railroad, State
Planters Bank a. Trust Co. (Rich-
mond. Va. New Britain Trust Co.
(Connecticut), @. E. Prentice Manu-
featuring Co.
Passed-Pittsfield Coal Gas. sterl-
ing Trust Co. CToronto), Waterbury
National Bank (Connecticut), Colum-
bia Gas & Electric, FouldS Milling
preferred.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, July IA ,P,.-F ForeiEn eX-
chsnee steady, Great Britain in dollars.
others in cents Great Britain. demand.
4 "a Ia. cables. 5.G4is; 6o-dRy bills. anS;
France. demand Is so: cables so: Italy,
demand SSSt2. 60 sbleS, N.ASi2. Demands
Peiriun ~ Is; Germany. 2NS-, Holland.
e17S Norway S5.3l Sweden - 90; Den
marx. @2.Sl: Finland -; SwttzerlNno
81 20. Spain 1868; Pnrtuesl %.
Greece, as: Poland. = %: CEechoSlovsSls.
4 lR; Yusoslsvia e"9, Austria lSa2n;
Hungary - ION, Rumsnia l.0l, Arcen-
tine AZ son. Brazil, = SSn Toxic. 30 q2A4;
ShEnghHi 81 -. EonEkonE S- s. =: Mex
leo Chy tSIlver peSol. - qS' Montreal IN
New York i0l l@iq New York IN Mon
tresi. aSS.is
Nominal
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO July II Oa.--Live stock
markets we're quiet today sno prices were
nominal The hog run totAled Zoo. with
all but 500 being shipped direct to
SlAushter plants. few sales were az
81 10 downward. although the auotshe
top was S6O5 UNCHANGED from yeSter-
eay the hlghest this month.
The RverRge price of hogs yesterday was
81 SO. compared with $3.50 last week and
81 As last year.
Only ] 500 cattle were received ano
] 900 of these we're on the Government
crought killing account. Compared with
week sEo better-erRde fed steers snd
yesrlnES we're steady to 20 cents lower;
although the late trade was active and
hieheT than earlier IN the week. An eN-
treme TOD of SO Rs was paid but the bulE
of hest medium WeiRht steers sold st S9.25.
Three thousand fresh sheep were
hroueht in today. but most of these went
direct to packers This supply was hho
head less than week ago but more Than
0 year ago Compared with FRIDAY last
week fat lambs and yearhnsS were %
cents to 81 90 lower. but RHeu sheep were
IS 10 SO cents up
Evening star., 1934-07-15
Business Notes
~ sbs assoeistsd Press

~ tbs Associated Press
NEW YORK. July 14-Buyers Of
mems furnishing are seeking low
priced clearance goods for Summer
promotions Shirts TO retail at 81
are In demand In Fail clothing
suits to sell from $40 TO S25 are ia
vored bY retailers.
Domestic sales Of furs by members
OF the American Fur Merchants As
sociation Inc, during June are said
to have declined more than so per
cent below the total for the CORE
sponding month Of last year
Further gains in cotton have spur
red buying in the gray cloth market.
In print cloths. contracts have moved
up one eighth OF a cent
Notions buyers seeking novelties for
Fall promotions are now inspecting
manufacturers lines
Evening star., 1934-07-15

Spot. steady middltng. 1905.
Nominal.
Liverpool cables reported general
buying in that market on increasing
crop complaints. Houses with Liver
pool and Japanese connections were
among the early buyers here, but the
demand seemed to come largely
through Wall Street and wire house
sources. a.
Southern selling was not particu-
larly in evidence after the first half
hour. but there was some local selling
for reaction as well as realizing on
the late decline.
Today's weather reports for the
Houston district showed precipitation
of .O4 at Galveston and so at Browns
vile in the coast section. Complaints
Of droughty conditions continued to
reach the trade here from the South
west
Evening star., 1934-07-15
MOODY'S INDEX SHOWS
MIXED TRADE TENDENCY
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July 14.-Statistics
appearing during the last week indi-
Gated a mixed business tendency, &C
cording to Moody's index figures for
freight car loadings. electric power
production and steel ingot output.
These index figures are adjusted for
seasonal variation-that is, If the
change from the previous week should
coincide with the normal seasonal
change. the index figure would be un-
chaOpnd
Evening star., 1934-07-15
APPOINTED AS FACTOR.

NEW YORK. July IA tSpecisD -
James Talcott, Inc has been ap-
pointed factor for the following: Mil
tonia Mills. Milton Mills N H:
Holden IL Bergids, Inc. New York
City; Mayfair Mills. Inc Philadel-
phia Mount Alto Bedspread Co.
Calhoun, Ga: Union Fabrics Cor
porRtion, Scranton, Pa: Hillerson
silk Co. Paterson. N. j.: York Silk
Mills. Inc. and for Methuen Shoe
Co, Methuen, Mass.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
STOCKS REFLECT TALK
OF TAX ON SURPRISES

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
NEW YORK. July l4.-Wall Street
has been hearing reports concerning
tax legislation at the next session OF
Congress. These rumors are finding
reflection in the purchase Of stocks of
companies having large surpluses.
The feeling prevails that there will
be deteianined efforts TO tax corpo-
rate surpluses, which may account for
the recent 50 dividend declaration by
the Atchison Railroad
(Cepyrisht. 1874. BY the North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inel
Evening star., 1934-07-15
FUEL OIL SUPPLY HELD
ADEQUATE FOR YEARS
~ ths gssoelags Pyets.

NEW YORK. July IL Assurances
that there IL sufficient fuel oil for
domestic heating requirements for
years 70 come has been given by r.
@ Stewart director Of the Standard
OH Co Of New Jersey marketing
There is At present something like
10 900 900 barrels Of fuel oil in stor-
ses on the Pacific Coast he stated
Last year about 500 900 barrels Of
surplus oil vas shipped to the Eastern
markets and about y 600 600 barrels
Is expected 70 be shipped this Winter.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
KlNDELBERGER NAMED
TO AVIATION BOARD
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July l4.-James H.
Kindelberger has been elected to the
Board Of Directors of North American
Aviation, Inc. The new director is
president of the General Aviation
Manufacturing Corporation.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. July IA ,Tl.-- Butter. o 1OS:
easy. Prices unchRnRed
Cheese al3.a99 Vesk State whole
milk fats. fresh. specials unQuoted: other
fresh ano all held Grades unchanseo
Dressed poultry steady and unchauEed
Live poultry nominal, no quotations
EsRs - o6S finn Mixed colorS whites
and browns En unclaimed
Evening star., 1934-07-15
Cash Grain Market.

Cash Grain Market.
Wheat, No. 2 red. ssl7ss8a.; No /
hard, l0la1.02. Corn, No l yellow.
62l,. Oats. No. 2 white, 46l4, Rye,
No. z. 72I2. Barley. 56s94. Timothy
seed, s.3Saa so per hundred pounds.
Glover seed, l025al4.00 per hundred
weight.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
COPPER TO BE NEEDED.

Projects afiliated with Boulder
Dam will ultimately use more than
10000, ,0oo pounds Of copper. accord
ing TO figures OF the Arizona Copper,
Tariff Board.
Evening star., 1934-07-15
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. July "a Jp)-New
York Security Dealers Association:
BANKS
Evening star., 1934-07-15
PRODUCE EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. July "a lR.-Produce Ex-
chauEe stock list
Evening star., 1934-07-15
TRUST COMPANIES
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK July Il ,g>--Federsi Lane
~
Evening star., 1934-07-15

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and gives complete relief from in
digestion. heart palpitation from
gas, shortneSs Of breath, lump in
stomach and dyspepsia. Likewise,
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This is no mere tablet or pill, and
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1t does not contain alcohol or a
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one remarkable compound. 1t is
vastly different from any previously
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more ingredients than three or6i-
nary medicines put together. While
it is being introduced in Indianap-
oils every suffering person can take
it at the small cost Of only a few
cents a day. SO If stomach afflic-
ton. or even some little digestive
difficulty is bringing you misery it
would certainly be mistake not to
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The Indo-Vin Man Is now at
Hooks Drug Store, Illinois and
washington streets. daily meeting
the public and introducing and ex-
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public confession OF sin and in
dividual communion with God.
The retreat here viii begin at $50
Monday. Reservations for a lunch
con to be served at the retreat may
be made with the Church Fedora
ton Of indianapolis in the Y. NJ.
c. A. building. The federation has
arranged for a dinner meeting in
the First Presbyterian church to be
followed by public meeting at 7:45
in the same church.
The Rev. c. j. G. Russom is chair
man of this years program COM
mittee.
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PASTORS READY
FOR RETREAT TO
Be HELD OCT. |.
Oxford Group Leaders Are
Designated to Conduct
Services.

Ministers of Marion and sur
rounding counties will observe their
annual retreat Monday. Oct. l, at
the Boy Scout reservation, north
east of the city.
oxford group leaders who have
been selected to conduct the retreat
by DR.. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker, rector
of st. Georges Episcopal church,
New York, include DR.. Royal NICK.
Merritt, Akron, o., and DR.. Frank
Sladen. superintendent of Henry
Ford hospital, Detroit.
The oxford group movement, also
known as Buchmanism and the
First Century Christian Fellowship,
recently has aroused great interest
in the eastern United States and
several European countries.
The movement, organized by Dr.
Frank Buchanan, is based chiefly
on the ideas of publication through
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that event in sixteen seconds fat.
The stunt seems to be the only real
way to bring round steak down, but
even at that it is a ticklish trick.
Dick Griffith was outstanding in
the fancy riding exhibition open
both to cowboys and cowgirls. 1t was
also Griffith who stuck on the wild
steer the longest and in the best
manner in the steer riding contest.
Jasbo Fulkerson closed the show
by driving a wild steer hitched to
a chariot across the arena. Jasbo, in
clown attire, teased the steer into a
frenzy and then drove it pell NELL
through the sawdust.
The rodeo will be repeated each
night, ending next Sunday, with
matinees on Saturday and Sunday
afternoons.
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SEPT. 2s, 1881

thorities. Neighbors had ccna-
planned during the summer 70 Ths
Indianapolis Times that the dry
well constituted a health menace.
At that time The Times notified
cAv authorities who in turn ordered
owners OF the property to eliminate
the cistern. Complaints continued
and a week ago The Times again
called the city's attention to the
matter. owners have been notified
that either the cistern will be elm
mated at once or an affidavit viii
be served on them by the city.
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Originator o. own never been really
helped before by ANY medicine.
bringing relief in some OF the worst
cases OF stomach trouble found in
this city.
What II Is
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from the first dose) which may have
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and intestines and form a coating
on the Innings. thus causing stomach
trouble" Cleansing out these i'm
pure substances permits freer Tow
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digestive organs sweet and clean
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under the New Deal should come
before the court, it is believed by
some that the Arrow-Hart and
Hegeman case may augur i'll for the
administration.
The first test of this sort will come
in a challenge to the regulations is
sued by Harold L. Ickes, secretary
of interior. under the oil production
control provisions of the national
industrial recovery act.
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exhibition was put on by Leonard
Stroud and Tom Kirnan. Stroud
staged the best stunt of the evening
when he lassoed four hourses and
riders at full gallop. while he HIM
self was standing on his head.
A mounted basketball same,
which really amounts to a COM
bination of basketball, hockey,
wrestling and football, ended in
victory for John Bowman's Red
team by a score of 2 to 0.
Fannie Nelson took first honors
in the cowgirlS' bronc riding con-
test.
The performance of Buck, the
educated horse. consisted Of dane
ing. and a pantomime of the range,
in which the horse, after breaking
his leg. pleads with his master not
to shoot him, and then in reversed
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MOOSE FARLEY OPENS
FRIDAY AT ELW00D

Senator Davis Listed Among
Speakers at State Session.
The Loyal Order of Moose state
convention will open Friday at FL
wood with DR.. John S. Cofman,
Muncie, state president, presiding,
it was announced today by state
headquarters here.
Speakers at the sessions will in
clude Senator James j. Puddler
JIM Davis, Moose director-general;
DR.. William E. Buehler, Chicago,
supreme dictator; Miss Katherine
Smith, Mooseheart, ILL.,, women's
grand recorder, and Malcolm r.
Giles, Mooseheart, Ill. supreme Sec
rotary.
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circumstances, when he and his
master are both lying wounded on
the prairie, saves his masters life.
Jake Mcclure succeeded in roping
a stubborn calf in the fast time of
sixteen and three-fifths seconds.
Cliff Helm won the cowboys bronc
riding contest.
It took Dick Shelton, worlds
champion steer-wrestler, to take
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Row Scouts to Attend Game

Fifteen members Of Boy Scout
Troop 96 will attend the football
game at Indiana university and take
trip to Brown county Friday and
Saturday, Scoutmaster Howard c..
Smith announced today.