davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
500 novych predplatitel'ov
pre- Y. S. Noviny ziskane
AZ elies odhlasovao adres6r Rampant bude pokra6o
vane do Is. marca. Noviny budl uz buddci tyxden
~ zvScsen

Pat'sto novych predplatite-
l'ov "a pat tyzdnov - to je
dosavadny vysledok kampa-
ne slovenskych osad a cirkvi
"a rozsirenie kruhu citatepov
Youngstownskych SLOW. No
vim. Vztyceny ciel: 1000 mo-
vych odberatel'ov sice nebol
dosiahnuty, ale kto to m0hol
ziadat' v tax kratkom case?
Zaiste kazdy sa- test mad
tymto dosavadnym vysled-
kom a pevne verf v zdarne
dokoncenie kampane.
Kampan je predlzena do
Is. marca a pridanf budd
d'alsi kolektori, ktorych me-
ma oznamene budd ct. obe-
censtvu ma zvlastnych obez-
nfkoch v nedel'u pred kostol-
mi.
I spolky a kluby sa drzia
dobre v tejto Rampant. To-
no tyzdna styri d'alsie od-
hlasovaly 81 dat adresar do
novin, a to-:
Cfslo 90. SLOW. Ev. Jedno-
ty, SO.
Cislo 325. I. X. S. z. Jed
noty, $40.
Cislo $40. I. X. S. Jedno-
ty, SIS.
Slovenska Politicka Fede-
racia, $40.
Spolu uz Al telies odhla-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Zbojnici zabili
pana Repaskeho
Boil ukryti v jeho obchode
a ked' no otcoril, spytali sa
a ked' ho otvoril, spytali sa
ho zastrelili.

v pondelok rano zastrele-
ny boil zbojnikmi p. Juraj
Repasky st., z 18 w. Wash
ington st., Struthers, ked'
% 6.15 hod. otvoril svoj OBJ
chod zvany Rips Cafe v {.
lis Bridge St. S MIN bol i
jeho syn Juraj Repasky NIL,
ale jemu sa mic nestalo.
Zbojnfci vosli do obchodu
zadnym oknom a cakali ma
p. Repaskeho. Ked' otvoril,
zvolali, ze kde ma peniaze
a on ukazal prstom, ze v po-
kladnici. Nato hned' jeden z
troch zbojnfkov strelil nahho
a usmrtil. Gupka prestrelila
p. Repaskemu hlavn1 zilu,
take zomrel v par mindtach.
Zbojnfci wall len 5000 z po-
kladnice. Pan Repasky NAL
pri sebe este $500. Pc zloci-
ne zbojnfci usli ma aute.
Pan Repasky boil 55-rocny
a v Struthers byval 38 rokov.
Bol ddom gr. kat. cirkvi sv.
Petra a Pavla a Odboru 64.
MSS. Oplakava no manzelka
Maria, rod. Lukas, dcera
Mrs. John Hawkins, dcera
81. Maria Repasky v Struth-
ers; synovia Jan a Jozef v
Campbell a Juraj a Michal
donna; tiez 3 vn1cata a otec
" kraji. Jozef Repasky je
sudcom pokoja v Campbell.
Policia usilovne patra po
vrahOch.
Pohrab Dol vo stvrtok ra-
no z domu smdtku a chramu
sv. Petra a Pavla. Pochovant
Dol ma cintorfne sv. Jana.
Uzialenej rodine vyslovuje-
me dprimn1 s1strast'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
ROBOTY SA ZLEPSILY
In O 7 PERCENT

Tajomnfcka Department.
prace, Perkinsova oznamuje,
;ze v januari toho roku bola
zamestnanost' robotnfctva O
7.2 percent vyssia a vyplaty
0 1877 percent vyssie, nezli
v januari lanskeho roku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Chvala! Chvala! Hej, ale
item Jakub Goldblatt chodf
teraz po uliciach Campbellu
celkom mac, nez tamten tyz-
den.. Vtedy chodil so "a
chmdrenou tvarou, so sklo-
knenou hlavou - ale teraz
|vyskakuje ami jastrab. Lebo
ina posllchol a advertajzo-
Mal ma radio, aby dostal "k6-
Ser rabfna", zeby jeho syn
kMoric mohol sa sobasit' so
'sSarou Moskovitzovou, ktora
mu bola obecana pri jej ma
rodenf. A hl'a, nasiel sa
"k6ser rabfn", ktory prisiel
az z Brezovice, aby mohol
to spravedlive a podl'a "a
kona previest'.
Iste je to vel'mi dobre. Bo-
10 by to byvalo zle, keby
tento park nebol sobaseny,
ked' uz cd narodenia boil je-
den druhemu zasn1benf. Te-
da to veselie bude v Horvat-
skej hale ma Bright Ave. v
Campbell ma nedel'u, 8. mar
ca pod vedenfm kuratorov a
zien z osady sv. Jana Krsti-
tepa.
Jakub Goldblatt al Izak
Moskovitz sd celkom spo-
kojnf, ze rabfn, ktoreho ma
sli skrz radio je absoldtne
"k6ser'. A ked' Jakub i l.
zak s1 spokojnf - 60 Wac
treba? Jakub zna vsetkJch
SlOvakov v Mahoning a She
mango dolinach a povolava
vsetkych ma toto veselie, ably
~sa s MIN radovali. A. Sara
tiez chce usporit' ma posto-
vych trovach, preto povolava
svojich slovenskych pirate
l'ov touto cestou, aby prisli
zrobit' jej sobasny den ra-
dostnym.
Sobas bude vedeny pod
baldachynom a ma pohari.
To jest Sara bude ma pohari
stat, ked' bude skladat'
Stub vernosti. Potom bude
vol'na zabava. Kazdy dosta-
ne kus k6ser hovadziny, hu-
sy atd'., Go Jakub i Izak i s
jeho svagrom Abrahamom
zak1pili ma ''sale-och" v
Garfield j Lisbon. "A Schwe-
belka sl'ubovala, ze upecie
barchesi makom pre- vset-
kych hostf. A zeby dakto
nemyslel ze to vsetko bude
len tax suche, m6ze byt' u
bezpeceny, ze sa mu da al
zaliat' to, Go zakdsne.
Ochotnfci v tejto zabave
sd:
Mlady Moritz: Jan Marhu-
lik. - Mlada Sara: Alzbeta
Dzuracky. - Izak Mosko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Divadlo--a Kudel'na chyza
vosade sv. Akbety v Haselton
Divadlo bude nedel'u g. pol 3. . pol 3 81
vecer po divadle j do polnoci

ia nemyslfm, ably boil clo-
vek, ktory to zameska. Vsak
ma celej okolici sa robia - a
maju predstavenie, ale Go je
to k nasemu? ia vam pove-
dam: prid'te a neobanujete
- ami jedno.
Teraz k veci. Divadlo je
''Strasidlo". - Riaditep: Mi
chal Bartos. Osoby: A.
Topoly: Martin Skulik, boz
hac. - Marg. Repasky: He
lenka, Skulikova dcera. -
Helen Yash: Lucia, gazdina.
- Jan Melikant: Paholok
PaPko. - Katarina Oriav-
sky: Mariska, sluzka. - Sta
nislav Necko: Juro Pasak. -
Jan Olejar: Petrik, domkar.
Jan Kollar: Misko Kovac, A.
merikan. Andrej Rudi:
Adam Krosnak, richtar. -
Andrej Mal'ak: Samo Ba-
chraty, hostinsky. - Stefan
Brajer a Jozef Ulicny, ho-
sta u Bachrateho. - Maria
Brajer: hlucha Kaca, ktora
kupci hydinou.
No ME je to uz garancia
tie osoby. - Hlavne ulohy
hrajd Helena Jash - pozna-
te wy til osobu? Prid'te, tax
nieco uvidite. TAX isto hlav-
nd dlohu ma Margitka Re.
pasky. To je utesena herec.
ka. ia sa obavam, ze to diev.
ca nam niekto ukradne.
z muzskych ii hlavni su
Janko Olejar a Andrej To.
1 poly. Ten Jano to je pekHJ
junak. Dieycatka pozerajt
nanho - ako ma slnko - 6
dobre hraje. Pozrite no. -
Andrej Topoly - pravda, je
zenaty - tax pomaly An
drejom - ale je opravdivJ
umelec.
A co o tamtych - veru
to sd vsetci vyberani: ]. Kol.
lar, Necko, lisy Mal'ak - a
vsetci ostatni ME su barjaki
herci.
TAX v nedel'u po obede G
pol 3. a o pol 8. vecer. Nc
malo som nezabudol ma ia.
nee. Jozko Grohovsky dostal
move struny z kraju - sta.
ry And. Garancovsky stimu.
je basy kazdy den. Prineste
81 diva parry topanok, ked
nechcete ist' boso domov
HIM - hm, bude TO nieeo.
V pondelok vam dame Cd.
pocin1t' a v utorok zacne So
Ease vecer o pol 8. "kudel'na
chyza". Nasledovne zeny sli
V tom: Johanna Ferencak,
Katka Zakucia, Alzbeta Ho-
vance, Maria Holecko, We.
ronika Hovanec, Anna Pus.
kar, Maria Teplicky, Maria
Roth, Anna Kozak, Veroni.
ka Dravecky, Maria Mihl'an,
Maria Brajer.
Muzski: Otec Misko Ko.
zak, Jozko Hudran, Jankc
Lacny, Janko Najpaver, Ste.
fko Roth, Jano Mihl'an, Jan.
ko Rerko, Stefko Hoza, Jan.
ko Knizner, Andrej Bartos
Jano Timko a Stefko Brajer
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
HL,ADAME DIEvcA

ma domacu pracu, ktore vie
pratt q biglovat'. Len 8 v ro-
dine. Prednost' ma dievGa 2
fanny. Pfste ma Youngest.
SLOW. Noviny, P. @. Box AIT,
Youngstown, q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
KOEKCIA DAM
II. MARCA

Okresny pokladnfk oznA-
mil, ze majetkov& dan bude
prijfmanA Cd IL. marca do
okolo 20. aprfla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
PES VZACNEJSl
AKO MANZEL

Vo Philadelphii zomrela
Mrs. Katarfna Pearse, ktora
zanechala majetku $54,948.
y toho muzovi porucila len
81, 500, psom $4,000 a osta-
tok det'om.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
asiangovy zdravt humor

fasiangovy zdravt humor
Po mimo toho m pl
CRANE je al predstav>
humoristickej hry ssDo1i ~
Doktor": Hra je opravdu
darena, smiesna I kor
Cd pociatku AZ do
Taketo zabavenie ! p
nikomu nezaSkodf !
banuje.
T5mto ~ 6ctivs
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

.sovalo a d'alsie bud1 hlaso-
vat.
s Ako 81 kampan stoji
|. V jednotlivych osadach 81
kampan takto stoji:
Sv. Alzbety, 90.6 percent.
Sv. jana Krst., 8O.2 perc.
|. Najsv. Trojice, Co.'S perc.
Nsv. Mena Jezis, 60 perc.
Ev. cirkev "'Jana Husa", ,
|51.6 percent.
Cyrila a Metoda, 80 perc.
Sv. Mateja, 80 percent.
Vidiek, 17.3 percent.
Uz ma budlci tyzden noviny
budl zviSsene
Co dokaz nasej dplnej do
very v zdar kampane, Y. S.
Noviny vyjd1 zvacsene uz
ma buddci tyzden. Velebnych
panov fararov prosfme, ably
81 uz poslali svoje cirkevne
a osadne zpravy. A dopiso.
vatel'ov ubezpecujeme, ze
ich dopisy nebudd odkladane
do bud1cich cfsiel, ked' 81
ich posld nacas, aby SINE ich
mali najneskorsie v stredu
Bude miesta dost'.
Ct. citatel'ov prosime, ably
j nad'alej kooperovali ma.
simi kolektormi a poradili
i'm, kde este tento casopis ne.
odberajd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01

Pomxhajte nA3im kolslrto-
rom dostat' nov6 ! star6 pred-
platlkyl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Janci predsedom
Polit. Federacie

Federscia posle rexol6cie
statnym sen6torom . p0slan-
com Ia podporu osadnych
.skol zrusenie predaj0vej
dane ma potraviny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Mlady Moritz: Jan Marhu-
lik. - Mlada Sara: Alzbeta
DZuracky. - Izak MoSko-
Pozor; Sloudci Struthers!
Pnd te uSetcin fa$iangovd zdbauu!

VePka predpostna z6bava! Nemusite cestovat do New
Orleans Mard Gras, lebo budee mat podobn .lsv-
most tuna donna u mas pre- mas. Snrekova banda "a
Struthers bude hrat pre- strutherskych SlovSkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-01
Zdbauno-speudcky Uecierok
3. nldrca D eUani. cirjkUi

Slovensky evanjelicky spevokol cirve "JSna Husa, -
buddcu nedefu, g. 73O veGer vydrxiava xslnu.
nospevlcLy ve6erok skolske msstnosti na 1881 MI.
honing Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07

The Treausy feels certain the big
barter will come off successfully de-
spite the very recent failure to sell
all of a 100000 900 issue of Federal
Farm Mortgage Corp. bonds, cir
cumstance which turned public at
tention Sharply-but more so than
it deserved, says the Treasury-to
the financing of the recovery
spending program.
Secretary Morgenthau struck
back quickly and boldly with this
giant conversion program, which
means, simply, that the Treasury is
asking individuals and banks who
hold Fourth Liberty Loan bonds to
come forward and either get the
cash matured value or swap them
for a 10 to 12-year bond or a 31a-
year note, each with lower interest.
Does Not Cut Debt
This does not mean liquidation
of any debt, beyond the usual small
cash exchange in such conversion
operations, but merely postpone
ment to a future day of reckoning,
at cheaper interest.
Beyond the keen interest of the
banks, already knee-deep in gov
eminent bonds and concerned in
their stability as a matter of cold
business, this refunding operation
has called attention once again to
the Administrations problem in
getting money to pay its bills and
to such related issues as initiation
and further taxation.
The administration spending al
ready is a major political issue and
will become even more so when the
toms-toms begin to beat for the
presidential election.
Any difficulty in the financing
program would direct public atten-
ton more sharply to an issue which
faces the next session of Congress
the revived battle for the soldier
bonus.
If a bonus bill is enacted land
there is every indication it will be-
it will cost more than two billion
dollars, to be paid either out of
the Treasury or by greenbacks.
New Taxes Then Seen
This, in turn, is sure to inspire
renewed demands for real tax
bill, increasing levieS from bottom
to top, in order to start paying the
bills.
Leaders in both parties, from the
White House down, who ducked this
issue in the session just ended, will
be no more anxious to increase taxes
with the election only a few months
away. This issue is likely to domi-
nate the next session, despite all
attempts to sidetrack it.
The Administration thus far
through the cooperation of the
banks, has financed it's operations
with considerable success. The
numerous refunding operations at a
lower rate of interest are estimated
to have saved between 100 and 125
millions annually in interest.
The banks are loaded with gov
eminent bonds. The Treasury esti-
mates that they hold about so per
cent of the outstanding $27, 923, 000,-
900 in interest bearing bonds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
SHIPMENTS OF
PRODUCE Squirt
Gain of 1000 Cars Reported
for Last Week of
August.
BIZ Times Special


WASHINGTON, Sept. Ship
ments of fruits and vegetables in
creased approximately 1000 cars
during the final week of August,
according to the weekly report re-
leased today by the Department of
Agriculture. Even a greater amount
Of activity is anticipated for the fall
months.
Potato shipments continued light
during the month, while onions in
creased nearly 200 cars. Peach
movements also continued light, but
were considerably more active than
at the same time last season.
The current apple output is in
creasing moderately, with grapes
showing a sharp upturn, due mostly
to a strong demand. Prices have
strengthened in city markets since
the beginning of cool weather and
there have been advances in pota-
toes, lettuce, celery, and few other
lines, the report stated.
The apple markets have failed to
show much improvement in price
trends, but sales are averaging a
little lighter since ending of the
season for early varieties. Pears,
however, have held stationary. Prac-
tically the whole list of fruits and
vegetables is lower this season, gen.
orally one-third to one-fifth below
the level of early September, 1884.
Eastern potato markets, however,
showed some strength late in Au-
gust for the first time in many
weeks. The lighter supplies now be-
ing received from Maine will prob
ably be Offset to some extent by
large unsold stocks in Long Island
and New Jersey. The price trends
remain about the same in the East
and Middle West holding at 65
cents to ST. for a 100-pound bag.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
ASSOCIATED GAS
MOVES TO UNITE
TWO AFFILIATES
FPC Asked TO Approve Deal
Putting Unit in Larger
System.
BIZ Times SnccinI

~ INES NpcCiQt
WASHINGTON. Sept. Two
subsidiaries of the Associated Gas
and Electric System. which Presi-
dent Roosevelt singled out as one
of the unsound types of holding
companies, we're the first to move
under the new holding company law
to effect consolidation of their
units. it became known today.
Both Northern Pennsylvania Power
Co. and Metropolitan Edison Co.
have filed applications with the
Federal Power Commission to effect
the sale of property and franchises
OF the former to the latter North
ern Pennsylvania operates in New
York State and Pennsylvania and
has assets of S8,45l, 723, while Met
rOpolitan Edison has assets of
S115,150 229, according to the appli-
cation. 1t is a Pennsylvania corpo-
ration.
Subject to Approval
Under the Federal Power Act,
which constitutes Title II of the
holding company law, mo public
utility shall sell. lease or otherwise
dispose of" any facilities subject to
the jurisdiction of the Federal
Power Commission in excess Of
$4,000 in value without order from
the commission authorizing it to
do SO.
The two companies are affiliated
and for some time have been under
the same management. and the petit
ton sets forth that the combination
will eliminate duplication and make
for increased efficiency and econ
omy of operation.
The Pennsylvania Public Service
Commission has had before it for
several months application for the
sale of Northern Pennsylvania S
properties to Metropolitan Edison,
but thus far has given no indication
of what action it would take.
Financing Factor
The application to the Federal
Power Commission sets forth that
both companies are engaged in fur
nishing gas and electric current, as
well as heating by gas and steam to
the communities they serve.
Metropolitan Edison, it was stated,
is in a better position to finance ex-
tensions that may be required from
time to time in serving the territory
covered by Northern Pennsylvania
Power.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
PACKING UNIT TO OPEN
Armour & Co. Orders Opening of
Triton GA Plant.

CHICAGO. Sept Armour &
CO. today ordered the reopening of
the Triton (Ga1 plant. which has
been closed for the last - years.
r. H Caben. president, announced
The plant Will be opened in time
fC'- The fall marketing season.
TIE new rehabilitation program
70 the plant calls for complete
determination with new machinery
and structural Improvements. This
new move brings Armour's new ven
lures into markets within the last
few months TO u. and leaves not
che general section of the nation
untouched in this progress. it was
stated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
Liberty League Tries
to Enlist New Dealer
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, Sept. T.
Benjamin V. Cor IN. New Deal
brain truster who helped for
mulate the stock market, Sc
curities and public utility acts
which aroused so much resent
ment among big financial in
terestS, has received an invita-
ton to join the American Lib
erty League, which has per-
sistently attacked the reforms
Mr.. Cohen helped frame.
The invitation occupies a
place of honor on the wall
above Mr.. Cohen's desk.
1t was explained by Liberty
League officials as "secre-
tarial mistake"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
COMMODITY PRICES UP
Index Placed at 1876 Per Cent of
1926-2S Average.
81 Times Special

n y 4 fmfS >UtffNt
WASHINGTON. Sept. T. The
wholesale commodity price index
during the week ended Aug. 81
showed a slight decrease, accord
ing to report made today by the
National Fertilizer Association. The
index during the week was placed
at 1876 per cent of the 1868
average.
This compared with 1875 per cent
of the 1868 average in the pre-
ceding week, and 1874 per cent of
that average in the same period
last month. Advances were shown
in six of the component groups dur
ing the week. and only one group,
textiles, declined.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
On Commission ROW


quotations below. subject to change, are
average wholesale prices being offered to
buyers by local commission dealers.
Fruits7Bananas' Axe ,I l6 PEACHES ad1es
Endsna EGertaS s out ba
Pears. Michigan Bartlets. bu., ,s2.25; Michi-
grown Honey RG 81 D Us sI3S P HSnsy
diana Round, sOQ4Oc Apples: new In
diana Jonathans. bu., S1.35@1. so; Grimes
Golden. bu., sl.s5; Summer Rambes, eating
s625. Grapefruit, California -seedless. 64s,
IS. Lines carton, rs. zoe. Persian
PlSms blPpe ss red O $3.50 Grapes. seedess
$3.50.
less. bu., s1.75.. Beats-Home grown. do.
Csc. Cabbage. home grown. bu. soc. Car
bulk half bu. 775c. Cauliower, Colorado. lis
rs, crate. SITS. Celery Michigan, washed
and trimmed jumbo. doz. Csc; medium, doz
home grown, doz. l5d zoe. Cucumbers,
home grown, bu.. 81. Gale, home grown.
bu, 4oc; Lettuce. Iceberg, CaslifQrnla. best
Endive. Ohio baskets. 6oc. Mangoes, home
grown. bu. 81. small basket. Csc. Mint
doz Soc Mustard home grown. bu, Csc
onions. home grown. yellow, 5o-lb. bag. 81,
Paf sf home grown grown doz. s5c. Peas Colo
RADIO hamper, $3.50. Potatoes-virginia
cobblers. i0o-lb. bag. sl40; Michigan
Round White. iOo-Ib: bag Sis; early
Carolina Jerseys. ou. SIPS. Radishes, Ohio
buttons, 2-doz basket. CSC. Rhubarb. out
door. doz;; 3oc. Sage, doz. 45c; Spinach,
white. 75c. Tu Ti new. bu. $50:
lob, basket s5c; bushei. Sis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
REAL ESTATE BONDS
RISE DURING AUGUST
Average of 200 Issues in Month In
creaSes IA Per Cent.
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Sept. THE av-
erage of 200 real estate bonds dur
ing August displayed an increase Of
IA per cent over the preceding
month, it was announced here to-
day. During the first eight months
of the current year the average
showed a gain Of 24.8 per cent.
This compares with an increase Of
1876 per cent for the entire pre-
vious year Housekeeping apartment
issues again continued to lead the
advance with a gain of 81 per cent
for the month.
At the end of August the av-
erage indicated market value
S140O face value of the 200 issues
was S367, compared with 1862 at
the end of the preceding month and
1924 at the beginning of the cur
rent year, the report stated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
PAPER BAG PRICES RISE
List Values to Retail Trade Are In
creased 5 Per Cent.
By Times Special

NEW YORK, Sept. Prizes of
paper bags for retail trade use have
been increased an average of APP
proximately 5 per cent, it was re-
ported here today.
Among the major units in the
paper industry announcing price in
creases are the Union Bag and
Paper Co. and the Continental Bag
and Paper Co., a subsidiary of the
International Paper Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
SALES TAX TOTAL HIGH
Illinois Receives S4,764,612 During
August From Retailers.
IN Tincs NpccinL

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CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-ApproXimate-
ly S4,764,612 was collected by the
state of Illinois during August in
retailers occupation tax, it was an
nounced here today by K l.. Ames,
director of finance This was the
first month under the new 3 per
cent rate.
Receipts during the month aggre-
gated S1.587,651 more than the total
of $3,176,96O collected during the
same month a year ago. under the
2 per cent tax rate, Mr.. Ames stated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
CHRYsLER DELIVERIES UP

By Times Special
DETROIT, Sept. Total retail
deliveries of Chrysler cars during
the week ended Aug. 81 amounted to
755, a slight increase over the pre-
ceding week when TAP cars were de-
livered, it was learned today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
UTILITY USERS BENEFIT
Rate Reduction Save Consumers
S1,1O4,445 in Eight Months.
By Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Sept. Through rate
reductions placed into effect at the
beginning of 1885, public utility con-
Sumers have saved approximately
81, 104,4 ass, Benjamin F. Lindheimer,
chairman of the Illinois Commerce
Commission, announced today.
Rate reductions effected during Au-
gust mean an annual saving of
$7527, it was stated. The annual
reduction of $255,OO0 annually in
rates of the Central Illinois Light
Co. ordered by the commission be-
came effective Sept. l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
RETAIL SALES INCREASE
Southern Areas Report Best Gains
in Business During July.
By Tim es Special

DY Z IUtS NVttfUF
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE
Southern agricultural districts reg
istered the best increases in retail
sales during july the Department
of Commerce announced today.
Total sales in the South during the
month we're 35 per cent above the
same month of 1884.
The nation as a whole showed an
increase of only 90 per cent, with
the smallest sectional advances be-
ing 20 per cent, reported in the
East. The South reported a gain of
% per cent in sales during the first
seven months of the current year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-09-07
Liberty Loan Conversion
Ve7Ced as Sort of Test
of L. S. Financial Policy
Refundinq Operation Calls Attention Once Again to
Administrations Problem in Getting Money
to Paw Its Bills.
BY THOMAS L. STOKES
Times SueciaI Writer

WASHINGTON Sept The big swapping in of s125oooOoO of
observed closely Of test OF New Deal fiscal policy