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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26

real team of funsters. Mark Sandrich, who megaphoned "The Gay Divorcee," directed this one and retained a racing, hilarious tempo right through to the last reel.
 As Short as Name
 Culver City. home of the jM-G-M, Hal Roach and RKO-Pathe stu dios, now boasts that 1t has the shortest Main streeet in the world It's only 76 yards.
 Getting Acclimated
 When he played with Claudette Colbert in The Gilded Lily" Fred MacMurray removed his shoes al every opportunity. Yesterday wandered on the Hands Across the Table" set and found him go- ing through a scene minus his trousers. If he keeps on, hell wind up as a nudist yet.
 Freak Gifts for George
 A varied assortment of strange gifts has been received by George O'Brien during his 10 years oi screen stardom. Admirers from al over the world have sent him among other things, a Tibetar lama's prayer-wheel, a home-madt diving helmet with explicit instruc' tions as to it's use, and a sandal wood box containing powdered reindeer horn guaranteed as ( cure-all by its Chinese donor.
 The western stars latest gif was received on location at So nora, Calif., during filming O Zane Grey's Thunder Mountain. O'Brien became friendly with ar old Scotch "sourdough" who, 1T return for a small loan to aid hin in buying prospecting supplies presented the star with novelty bagpipe made of toy balloons ant drinking straws.
 Odds and Ends
 Hero and heavy always clasI hands after those rough-and-tu ble fights that invariably clima, western films. It's an old Holly wood tradition.
 The last eight beauty contes winners to arrive in Hollywood for screen careers possessed either black or brown hair. Blonds ant redheads seem to be out.
 Adrian, the movie gown de signer, uses some 36,000 feet O silks and satins each year.
 Film stars who indorse com mercial products for newspaper and magazine advertisements re- ceive from to 10 per cent oi gross sales.
 The babyish voice you hear fl the "Oswald the Rabbit" screer cartoons is that of 45 year olt woman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
Hollywood News and Gossip tCRUSADES' IS SURE HIT;
 WAR SCENES THRILLERS

Dees Latest Spectacle Ranks with His Great Ones of Past: Intense Ferver Is shown by Battling Hosts Picture
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
TOWNS FIRST TALKIE

McArthur. O.-(UP) - The first talking picture ever shown in this village, the county seat of Vinton County, was scheduled to be shown here soon. The county, large in area but small in population, has no moving picture theaters at the present time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
EVERYBODY BUSY

Arlington, Neb.-(UP)-There is not an idle man in Arlington. Every eligible man has been given a job either in shelter belt plant ing or road work on the south half of Lincoln highway near here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
An. Another Child Wonder

Just 9 years old, red-headed Bennie Bartlett is Hollywood s newest screen find" A student at Sunset school in Venice, Calif., Bennie was seen by a Paramount talent scout. A screen test folliw- ed and the youngster was signed to a long-term contract.
 Born in Independence, Kan, of theatrical parents, Bennie isn't far from being child wonder. At the age of he was directing a dance band in Kansas. And at the age Of he composed the music for "The Old-Fashioned Mill" popu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-26
HollvDood Nevs And Gossip
lar dance number few months
GEORGE SCARED

lar dance number a few months ago.
 Walter Connolly is learning how to converse in French in prefer ence to developing a boarding house reach. Nedda Harrington, the actors wife, is teaching their 12-year-old daughter, Ann, how to speak the language.
 As part of the instruction she has ordered only French to be spoken at meal times. Before either Mrs. Connolly or Ann will pass various dishes Walter must make the request in French. And if he can't say the right words, it's just too bad.
 Uses Head to Save Hide
 Director David Howard was making a scene for Thunder Mountain" in which George O. Brien play the leading role. The action called for closeup of a baby mountain lion that had been partially buried in a landslide.
 The cub chosen for the scene turned out to be a missing, splitting whelp with the temperament of 2 primadonna suffering from bad cold. Howard made several at- tempts to induce the rebellious ami mal to emote, received a painful clawing for his efforts, and then took time out to nurse his wounds and ponder the situation. Finally he hit upon solution. He used a fawn for the scene.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
AUTO FIRMS SPUR
SALES CAMPAIGNS
Consumer Demand Persists
but Producers Fear
Later SIackening.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. May 2.-Although there
is no evidence of q slowing down In
consumer demand as yet, all Of the
motor car industry's leading producers
have unusually active sales campaigns
under way. designed to carry retail
demand for automobiles well along
into the Summer months at higher
levels than at any time during the
last five years.
While the distribution Of motor
cars. from a profit or loss standpoint
at least Is largely a matter of dealer
responsibility, the producers In most
instances are bearing the cost Of the
sales drives. and laying the. ground
work now for elimination OF sales re-
sistance that normally would come In
Midsummer
Current activity in the development
of future buyer interest is based large
ly on the theory that sales resistance
iniBlt Uc ChpCSOC0 " tikIOCll up col
lier this Summer because many pro-
ducing units will swing over into pro-
duction OF next years models consid-
erably sooner than heretofore.
Some units will turn to that work
as early as August, with others follow
ing along at intervals. so that the bulk
of the 1885 models will be in produc-
ton well before the end Of the year.
Those producers who are members
OF the Automobile Manufacturers As
sociation have agreed to get into new
model work around October /. The
agreement is somewhat elastic in that
it carries a e0-day leeway proviso-
which would carry the new-car pro-
duction period from August / to the
end Of November. That most of this
work will be well under way by the
latter part OF october Is indicated In
the selection OF the first week OF No.
vember for this years New York Au-
tomobile Show
The New York show. incidentally, is
going back into the hands of the pro-
ducers this year. Last year it was
sponsored by the dealers organiza-
tions, after years Of producer spon-
sorship.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
CLEAR|NGS REACH
NEW HIGH LEVEL
S6,011,214,000 Weekly To.
tai Is 10 Per Cent Above
Mark Year Ago.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Prese.
NEW YORK. May Bank clear
inss have reached the highest level
for the year. The total for the "a
leading cities in the United States.
covering the week ended wednesday.
May /. as reported by Dun & Brad
street. Inc, was $6,0l1 .2l4.000. against
$5,615.558,0 900 for the same week Of
last year, an increase OF 10 per cent.
This contrasted with a decline of
sc per cent In the previous week.
At New York City, clearihgs were
$4.211.571, 900, a gain Of ST. per cent
over the amount reported last year,
while the aggregate for centers out
side of New York OF 81 ,7s9. .643, 900 was
l04 per cent higher.
The week this year includes only
one day OF the heavier settlements
incident to the opening of the new
month, whereas last year two days
we're included. Clearings this week
exceeded those Of the preceding week
by 81 352. 800 900, while . year ago for
the same two weeks the increase
amounted to $625. 760, 900.
At every city reporting there was
an increase this week, and at a
number Of these. including New York.
clearings we're in excess OF any week
this year to date. The gains were
largest at Boston, Pittsburgh. Buffalo.
Chicago. Detroit. Cincinnati, Louis
vile, st. Louis. Minneapolis. Omaha.
Kansas City, Dallas, Portland and
Seattle.
Figures at leading centers. showing
increases and decreases as compared
with these Of year ago. are printed
herewith; also daily brink clearings
for each month this year.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

including 5000 direct. Market active and
pounds, sI0aa 20: top 9.s5 for load Of
s52 pounds; :60-38o pounds. s.s5ss,15
mos, Iognssi pigs
s.a5as.s0. light weight. 10000 pounds
SOUNDS SsaiuR ..v, yssh s.t sSssS S6SsS
pounds. s.a0aa rs; packing sovs. medium
Pig. soood and choice. 1oo-l4" pounds.
cattl. 1000; calves 1000. Steer mar
kst generally steady. slow. Not much
fe- So pound averages: few loads.
d?Soal4 * n.;fo- With bulk 1900 down to
heifers. firm but cows uneven. mostly
steady. Bulls and yealers. steady; most
light ysalers s5os7 80; only select.
Steers. good and choice. $4,000 pounds.
10.00a13.15; COOL 100 pounds l075a
lt55; !,10O-l 300, pounds l0.75a1s.o0;
mon and msaia@ esanas sG.Ssoo 90 poS0as
$50 pounds 9.5Oala.0O: common and
1000; common and medium sf Eo9e 55a7 30 50:
low gutter and cutter. 3.O0a5 90; bulls
!'f5 cutter Common and sDd' medium Sfen 5S5a 5s5a
30; vealers. good and choice 7.OOaS.5O;
medium. 5.50a7 90; Gull and common
steers. good and choice 500 $50 pounds
S.15aa.0o; common and medium. 5.5Oa
700.
Sheep. 10000: fat lambs. opening slow
undertone weak to 3 or more lower:
sheep. about steady: asking about 800
downward on bulk of wooled lambs. best
ter for choice shorn offerings: few shorn
native ewes. 3o0a4.25. Slaughter sheep
and lambs: lambs 80 pounds down; good
and choice. 6.50a7 IS: common and medi-
nm. 5.15a6 IS; g0-9S pounds good and
choice. q: :40a1 %: 9S-llO pounds good
pounds. good and choice 3'.5a4 so: ali
weights common and medium 2OOa3. rs
Evening star., 1935-05-02
CONSOLIDATED CIGAR
REPORTS LOWER NET
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 2.-Consolidated
Cigar Corp and subsidiaries for the
quarter ended March 81 reported a
net profit of s88.979 compared with
a net in the 1884 quarter of sl05.253.
after interest. depreciation and Fed
eral taxes The earnings, after divi-
dend requirements on subsidiary pre-
ferred stock. were equal to $l03 a
share on 612 per cent prior preferred
stock in 1885 compared with $l.2l in
1894.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
VAN SWERINGEN LOAN
ACTION NOT PRESSED
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May loans of $48,-
OG0,0 900 to the Van Sweringen Brothers
OF Cleveland. which fell due yester-
day, were not called for payment by
the New York banking group which
extended the credit, it was reliably
reported in Wall Street.
Members of the creditor banking
group. headed by J. p. Morgan e. Co.,
declined to comment on the situation
but 1t was learned authoritatively that
the group contemplated no formal ac-
ton at this time, but preferred to hold
the matter in allegiance.
Behind this loan is 81 per cent of
the stock of Allegheny Corp, key
holding company in the Van Swer-
ibeen railroad empire.
Evening star., 1935-05-02

Additional New York markets as com.
piled by the Associated Press:
CRUDE RUBBER-Futures closed quiet,
Ssi2 lower; sales No H. /; STANDARD. Hu s i3s
tember ii. 70b: December: Il i.s2a l,aa;
January I.9Sb; March. l?.15b. Smoked
ribbeod spot | .3sn
SUGAR-Futures No 3. closed steady. .
to 2 lower; sales 1S.30O tons May. 3.33o;
July; :,56b; september. ..4%o ;December.
coFFEE-spot steady: Rio No, =;
itrinrs included santos Bourban IS and
IS at i;4oa:!,65;, Rio futures closed
ber. 5lsn:, December, 5."sn. Santos fu-
lures steady sales $1,000 M; 10;
s64b; March. .67b
TOBACCO-Futures closed IRREGULAR.
Burley. September. el.oob; bright no
sales
RAW sILK-Futures closed steady. !,
lower 10 "a higher, sales. 40 bales. May.
81: July lib; December. 80. Open
market quotations t60-dav basis): SHANGHAI
steam fliature IS per cent seriplane 70
r. COS ! 80; Canton double extra A. IA
JOS. l,:5: japanese special crack double
extra 81 per cent seriplane 13-l5s. .3ai2
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

Ce.tle-Receipts. $50; market very
slow: prices mostly rs cents lower;
heavy weight steers. top. 1890; bulk
of steers. so0a9.75: fat cows sell $50
downward: slaughter steers. good,
9.25all.75: medium, S.25a9.2j; COM
mon. 6.50a825.
Heifers-Good. 7.75alo.o0: medium.
s7Sa7.75; common. 5.S0a6.75; low
cutter and cutter. 4.75a5.s0.
Cows-Good. 6.25a7.S0: common
and medium. 4.00ae25; low cutter and
cutter. 3.50a4.25.
Bulls-Good tbeef). 6.50a7:o: COM
mon and medium. 5.00a6.50: cutter,
4.00a5. 90.
Calves-Receipts, 200: market very
dull; bulk of calves. 800 downward; !;
vealers, good and choice, 8.00a8.5 so; me-
dium. 5.50a7.00; Gull and common,
400a5.00.
Hogs-Receipts. $50: market slow;
prices unchanged; truck hogs, 25 cents
under quotations.; 14o-160 pounds.
good and choice, s.10as.60: l60-l80
pounds. good and choice, 9.20a9. 10;
10000 pounds. good and choice. s.35
aS.90: 2O0-220 pounds, good and choice.
8.s5a9.30; 220-250 pounds. good and
choice. S.60a9.l5: 250-2s0 pounds. good
and choice, s50a8s5: 29o-350 pounds.
good and choice. s.00aS.S0: packing
sows '275-425 pounds, good, 7.30a
8.15: 275-550 pounds. medium, 5.90a
SOS: pigs (100-l30 pounds, good and
choice, 770aS:45.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 875;
market slow; Is to so cents lower:
Spring lambs, 11.00 downward; choice,
10.50sI1.0 90; good, s.50a1o.50; medium,
7.50a9. so: Gull and common, 6.50a7. so:
lambs 80 pounds DOWN. good and
choice, S00a9 90: common and me-
dium. 6.00a7.50: Gull. 5.00a6.00; ewes
ts0-l20 pounds. good and choice, 400
a5.00; l20-l50 pounds. good and
choice. 3.50a4.50: all weights, common
and medium, 2.00a3.00.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

=, CHICAGO. Nav .P,-Poultry. live;
trucks hens. pounds and under. el,
pounds Up l9ha; LeshornS. r..
broilers. s21aa"3; .colorcd. 80: Leshorns,
lss2o; bsrebacks 90; ROSTERS. HAS; hen
cid. Ala pounds up. II: old. small. IA
young, white. 41a pounds up. :1: YOUNG
- Potatoes, 10i on track 39s: United
States shipments, f52. OLD: Supplies lip:
Round whites. u s; No: l. s7a70; com
U. s. No i, 70: Idaho Russets. u s. No /.
! 20: commercial. Los: U. 8. No. ?. l..5.
geaker: Louisiana, Bliss Triumphs. p. 9.
Ne. l.; partly Graded: 2;3Oa:. Alabama
Butter. 1904: weak: creamery specials
Extra ext seGffst fsts oSa-S e*.fs: sssss%s: % nrst;
tss-s9i; :5iaa25k: seconds !s6-s7l. .5;
standards 900. centralized carlotsl. -.
Eggs. 26.3s1: unsettled: extra firytl
s4as4H; fresh srsssssd nrsts: s3..ss4;;
nrsts. "a =; extras. 24a4,
Evening star., 1935-05-02
DOLLAR MOVES LOWER
IN LONDON DEALINGS
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Nav 2-The United
States dollar quotation closed offcially
on the foreign exchange market to-
day at 4.84 3il6 to the pound, as COM
pared to the overnight New York rate
Of 4.S3A.
The French franc closed at 73.43 to
the pound. as compared to yesterdays
close of 1898. and the Dutch guilder
closed at 7.161s to the pound. as com.
pared to yesterdays close of 7.ll12.
PARIS May 2 tP.-Three per cent
rentes 73 francs IS centimes; "A per
cent rentes, 87.65.
Exchange on London. 7343. The
dollar was quoted at 15.161a.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK May Q LP.-Butter, s,2O7
weak. Creamery, higher than extra, 29s
293a: extra (92 scoreb. 2s31; frSts tSS.
aD scores, 27lss2shs; centralized t9t
Cheese. il4.353: quiet. Prices IN
enfHssa Esss .so5o: unsettled. Mixed colors
Standards and commercial standards
25iaa26: hrsts. 24laa35: storage packed
firsts 25I.: other mixed colors unchanged
Live poultry weak. All freight Grade.
unchansed a,
By express: Brcilers. 1Oa24 fowls. u
other express prices UNCHANGED.
Fowls, if15ao4a; other fresh and frozen
quotations UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
SECONDARY RAIL
BONDS MOVE UP
Stage Mild Rally After De-
cIine-U. S. Issues Down
Slightly.
NJ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 2.-The bond
market was a rather spotty affair to-
day, but its action in the late trading
was somewhat better than during the
forenoon.
Secondary rails rallied mildly after
early heaviness. Prime issues were
steady throughout.
United States Governments ruled
slightly below the previous finals.
Bonds showing gains at the fn-
ish included American Smelling IS,
American Telephone S., Columbia Gas
IL Electric SIS, North American IS.
Great Northern AS, Postal Tele-
graph S. and Union Pacific Is.
The trend reversal failed to touch
eome loans Of Nickel Plate. Pacific
Gas " Electric, Pennsylvania and
Southern Pacific and these had mod
crate losses at the end.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
MORE FAILURES SHOWN.

NEW YORK, May CP.-Business
failures reported for April were more
numerous than In any month this year
since January, Dun & Bradstreet re-
ported today. The tendency to In
crease, marked at the start of the
month. was less tn evidence near the
end. A total of LIS defaults was
reported, against s76 in March and
1852 in April, 1884.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
PARIS BANK CHANGES.

PARIS May . tP-The weekly state
ment of the Bank OF France shows the
followine changes in francs: Gold de;
creased 91,0O0 900: sight balances abros
home increased 1876. 900. 900; bills bought
abroad decreased rs. 00O. 900: advances
decreased 30. 900 900: circulation decreased
"A 200. 900: current accounts increased
1871 100000: 3O-dey loans on government
collateral decreased 81 900 600.
Rate of discount ga per cent.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
LONDON BANK REPORT.

LONDON. May 2 R-The weekly state
foiiowins changes in pounds: Total re-
serve Increased 645 900: circulation de-
other securities increased 4S6. 900: pubic
deposits increased asa. 900; other deposits
increased 1854 900: notes reserve in
creased 603:0 900: government securities in
creased II 100000.
The proportion of the banks reserve
TO liability Is 37.0l per cent compared
with 41.19 last week.
Rate Of discount per cent
Evening star., 1935-05-02
U. 8. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury on April
30 was: Receipts, $133, 17O, ,e23; expendi-
lures S151 .4e4.531; balance 81 g34- =
sIl75s?$; customs receipts for the nonth
Receipts for the hscal year tsince July
u. SO. 900 616. 800; expenditures. $3.50.
emergency expenditures); excess OF ex-
penditures So 3.76S.461 .126; gross debt
S2s 66s. 100 800. Q decrease Of 80 4s3.-
Receipts for April 80. 1894 tcompar-
able date last yeaio; $ls, 73l .104; sS-
oa3 aS1 573; customs receipts for the
month, s23. .792 232; RECEIPTS for the
49,. .4S7,eII. including s3.s305ss. $50
Of emergency expenditures: excess Of ex-
penditures s3.334. .444,1s3; gross debt
aes,11s2s0,752. Gold assets. $780,
. 641 .56s.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES.

=. SAVANNAH, May R;-Turpensine
,ments. 10; stock. se.ssi. Rosin arm;
sales. 1.596; receipts, I.550; shipmsnts
D, 3.s5: e 4O5; p. 4.40; 6. H. and K.
$50: M, 4.55: N 4.S0' wo. 5.25: WV
and X. 6.15.
National Acme Co.--March uuartcr
'3 common share earnings were Z cefAs
vs. IL cents.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
MONTREAL SILVER.
FOREIGN BOND RISE.

NEW YORK, May (SpeciaD.-
Representative foreign bonds ad.
vanced 3.2l per cent during April,
according to the F1reign Bonds Asso-
ciates, Inc, index The 80 European
issues in the index rose 1871 per cent,
the 4 AustralasiAn issues 3ei and the
10 South American issuss 3.fS.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Try. white Lesnorn broilers. 17a2e; ducks.
Mtscovy mixed colors. 16s17; black. IS.
Dressed poultiy-Old roosters, 16ks1S5;
ButteY-Top grades. 3934a33L: PC
score, sest: el score. 90; 90 score. 2sts,
Evening star., 1935-05-02
FoUNDRIEs' LOSS CUT.

NEW YORK, May 2 (R.-Amer.
ican Steel Foundries Co. reported net
loss for the first quarter Of $160.S44
after taxes and charges. compared
with 4 net loss Of $201 OPT liz the
first quarter Of last year.
Evening star., 1935-05-02

Allegheny Steel co.-March quarter
common share earnings were a cents
W. 30 cents.
Evening star., 1935-05-02
COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK May 2-Index of Is
staple commodity prices December 81.
1881. equals 100; 1926 average equals
Evening star., 1935-05-02
ALTIMORE STOCKS

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. May .
Evening star., 1935-05-02

YounEtn sat ss'70 B Y5 rs 95
Youngtn SAT ss13 A g<h ylts ylh
Evening star., 1935-05-02

Elec Pow Ger 6las's3
Estonia 1887
Evening star., 1935-05-02
MiSesIlansous Markets,

copyright. 1898. by Moodys)
Evening star., 1935-05-02

unmat cou or. ...- 3b1 % -
Ruenos G SIS so Oct SS IS s.
Buenos A IS 81 II Nv h9ss sSh h9k |
Buenos A 6l2 S 81 Pv. IL II 10
Buenos A l2s'6lstPv $685. 80 h9sk |
Buenos C C6l2s S.. goa. s0az 9O.l |
Bulgaria 7s'6
July coupon off,. l6 Is Is
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-01
State to Call 40 Witnesses in Effort
to Place Hduptmann at Murder Scene

they will succeed in getting a jury
Of Hunterdon County citizens within
the first two sessions of court.
ST do not intend to question the
talesmen about their prejudices,"
Lloyd Fisher of defense counsel told
the United Press. There isn't a
man or woman in the United States
who hasn't read about this case.
If a talesman said to me that ne
hadn't read or heard about it and
had not formed an opinion, I would
consider him either a liar o. a
moron. W. will accept anybody
who has an open mind and who
looks intelligent"
Both prosecution and defense
forces scoffed at the idea. that any
new witnesses might be brought into
the case, although it was known
that the state definitely has at least
two men wo will place Hauptmann
at the scene of the kidnapping on
or about March l, 1882. The Fed
eral Government today began to
play q more important Part IN the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-01

Restaurant at 8O1 Fl. Wayne-av
shortly after 8 last night and acct
dentally displayed a pistol in his
coat pocket as he stood staring out
of a window.
Mrs. Hazel Macbeth, wife of the
murdered man, was at work in an
other store operated by Mr.. Mac
beth at 5404 College-av, when she
vas informed of the shooting. She
became historical and also was
taken to st. Vincent's. She could
advance no motive other than rob-
berry.
When Mrs. Ford heard the pistol
shot in the Macbeth store she was
looking in a store window. She
saw a man run out, cross Alabama
st and disappear on Fl. Wayne-av.
Hurrying to a restaurant at $40
N. Alabama-St, Mrs. Ford called the
police, who accompanied her to the
store. There they found MI. Mac
beth lying unconscious in an aisle
of the store.
The cash register was open. mo
sale" had been rung, but the con-
tents had not been taken.
Detectives of the homicide squad
could find no weapon in the store.
There we're no powder burns around
the wound in MI. Macbeth's head.
The murder climaxed a series of
holiday crimes which included hold
ups of two groceries, a veterinary
hospital and numerous pedestrians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-01
STATE INCOME
PAYMENTS Due
300, 900 Expected to Pay
Tax Before Jan. 80, Jack
son Announces.

The period for paying the Indiana
gross income tax will begin tomor-
row and continue through Jan. 80.
Preparations for handling the an
nual tax returns of more than 300,-
900 Indiana citizens were completed
yesterday by Clarence A. Jackson,
gross income tax administrator.
Mr.. Jackson expects between
10000 and $4,000 taxpayers TO file
their returns in person at the gross
income tax office while the others
will be filed at automobile license
branches throughout the state or
will be mailed directly to the divi-
sion office at the Statehouse.
Returns must cover all income re-
ceived during 1884 regardless of
previous quarterly returns filed, Mr..
Jackson pointed out. The tax is
computed on the income for the en-
tire year, he said, and if quarterly
payments have been made, these are
deducted to learn the balance of tax
due.
All persons whose gross receipts
were more than $1,000 during 1884
are required to file returns.