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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
(By The Associated Pressl

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 2srd-The President Jackson arrived here with the crew of the HoIuman Mard,
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23
French Soldiers
 Sent Into Area
 To Bring Peace
fBy The Associated Pressl

PARIS, Jan. 22nd- French forces were ordered to the southwest iron tier of French Somaliland to put down tribal uprising which cost the lives of ninety-seven members of the Colonial Administration.
 Fast action followed the battle of January 18th, news of which was just reported here, in which M. Der nard, French Chief of the Gobad region, sixteen native soldiers and eighty natives were slain in the Ab- be region.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

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BELIEVES CASE
 AGAINST HAUPTMANN
 IS SURE CONVICT HIM
(By The Associated Press)

PENNINGTON, Jan. 22 = The state drew to close it's presentation of the kidnapping and killing of the Lndbergh child deeming its against Hauptmann virtually com plete.
 The prosecution may finish the enough to al- low Haupmann to begin his testimony today but it's hardly believed that he will take the stand before tomorrow.
 Through direct circumstantal evidence the prescott said they linked Haupmann to the ladder which the kidnapper climbed and down which he fe killing the child They connected him directly with the noes the payment of the and the disposal of the fifty thousand dollars
 BENNINGTON, Jan. B = The state played it's trump card today giving the jury account of how it traced the kidnapping ladder directly into the attic of Haupmann home and that he to trial hoping after his acqutta that the world would forget about him and allow him to live quietly with his family said the Prosecuting Attorney
 Tn jail Haupmann continues unshaken in his belief that he will soon be free Fisher said that Hauptmann confident that the state failing to prove ther case against him. He composed and cheerful. He said that he would have fear of crossexamnaon because he would be telling the truth.
 Corporal Frank Kelly, fngerprnt expert, took the for examination by the defense which charged that Keys methods of taking the impression ruined them The defense made Kelly demonstrate the way in which he took prints.
 The state announced that it would rest today
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-01-23

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La gaceta., 1935-08-10
BAER TENDRA A CANCELA
DE SOCIO DE PRACTICAS

Long Branch, N. j., Agosto
10.-El e~xcampe6n del nun :
do, Max Baer, anunci6 aver
que ell p1gil Tony Cancela, de
la Florida, que pele6 con el en-
Tampa y le ofreci6 bastante re
sistencia, ha acceptable una pro
posici6n suya para ser uno de
sus companeros de ejercicios
on ell entrenamiento para la pc
lea con ell negro Jose Luis.
Lou Scozza, de Buffalo, New
York; Eddie Houghton, de FL
ladelfia, y Jack Redman, de
Brooklyn, tambien lie ayudaran
en- las practicas.
Baer declare al mismo item
pc que Sc presentara como un
"matador' del tempo viejo er
su combate con ell negro.
"Ellos llaman a csc mucha.
cho negro, Luis, I'm "matador'
porque ha puesto a dormir a
varios pugilistas inferiores. Pc
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
Ataco ilegalmente a Manuel Quintero, estandc
@uera de su esqyea cuando sono d campana

Ell es3ectaculo de anoche en-
Benjamin Field ha sido una a
frenta para ell publico de Tam
pa. Los eapectadores pagaron
su dinero para yer una~lea
legal, dentro de las reg as del
arte de los punos, y Sc encontra
ron con un ataque que debi6
mercer la disqualification del
agresor, no ell otorgamiento de
una victoria por ~"nocaut".
Manuel Quintero, ell zurdo,
.pugilista mUy superior a Chino
Alvarez, per su mayor desire
ia y porque no ha perdido su
Ivigor de las piernas, estaba de
.espaldas para la esquina de su
contrario, restregando los zapa-
.tos en- la resina, para no resba-
lar, cuando son6 la campana. Sc
.volvi6 y Chino lie pogo cinco o
sais golpes, ell primero por la
mandlbula, tirandolo al suelo,
Lucien Byron, ell arbitro, no a
preci6 bien 10 sucedido y cont6
La gaceta., 1935-08-10

MientraS Sc vestia, Luis ape
10 a toda claSe de argumentos
especiosos, para convencerse a
81 mismo de que no debia temer
NADIA.
"-AunqUe Soledad haya di-
dhO alguna cosa,-penSaba,-
no puede haber sido mCcho, y
POGO credito merecen, despues
de TODD, las palabras de una To-
ca. Mas facil me sera destruir
las dudas de los extranoS que
las de Andrea, y aunque no las
destruya me importa menoS.
En- cuanto a 10 de que Soledad
l2ueda VERNE no 10 creo. En- ese
Manicomio, como en- todos, ca
da loco eStara encerrado en- su
La gaceta., 1935-08-10

a Mano los 10 segundos, decla-
randole vencido.
GQue sucedi6 en- ell cuadrila-
tero, Sc preguntara ell lector,
que produjo laFaida del mejor
I ladiador a names del peor y de
nenos peso?
Vamss a dar una explicaci6n
clara, 10 mas clara y compren-
Isible que podamos.
Chino venia asegurando que
derriEaria a Mano con dos pu-
netazos... Y Quintero, con "fle-
ma gallega". no lie hacia case,
Iccnvencido de su mayor eficien-
Icia.
Subieron al cuadrilatero y Sc
pusieron los g~uantes. Recibie-
ron las instrucciones y Manuel
Sc fue a su esquina, de espaldas
para su rival. Ell Chino no vol
vic a su esquina, Sc qued6 GER
Ca del centric del cuadrilatero Y
empez6 a avanzar, con movi-
mientos para amman los mdscu
los, ihacia la esquina de Manuel,
pero no en- Inca recta, aunque
bastante apartado de la esqui-
ma neutral,
Cuando son6 la campana,
cuando Manuel suponia a su ad
versario en- la eSquina, Sc volyi6
y lie vic encima. No habia podi-
do levantar los brazos y Sc mo-
vic dos o tres pies, queriendo
evadir ell ataque Illegal; pero
tuvo que retroceder a la esqui-
ma, donde cay6, sin conocimien
to. Byron, que debi6 apreciar
bien la euenta y despues procla
mo vencedor a Alvarez.
Ell Chino debi6 ser descalifi-
cado, p9r el ataque amarillo,
por estaS razones:
la. Porque no estaba en- su
esquina cuando la campana So
no.
pa. Porque Sc hallaba cerca
de Quintero. a seis O siete pies
de SUI esquina, cuando la cam
pana Sc dej6 DIR.
3a. Porque con la ventaja lie
gal que obtuvo lego a la cara
de Quintero cuando este Sc vol
via y le peg6 sin dejarlo siquie-
ra ponerse en- guardia.
IA. Porque va no es la pri-
mera vez Que hace tai cosa en-
un cuadrilatero de la Florida,
10 que le convierte en- un espe-
La gaceta., 1935-08-10

fue conducido a la sala de visi-
tas, en- la que a POGO Sc presen-
TO Swicher.
Este lie salud6 cortesmente Y
lie dijo:
-Perdone listed, senior con-
de, la libertad que me he toma-
do al llamarle.
i Luego es listed don Gui-
.llermo Swicher, director de es-
ia Casa de Curaci6n ?-pregun-
to Luis.
-Servidor de listed. En- rea-
lidad, Ell director de esta casa,
no soy yo, sino mi ahijado Jor-
gle Buendia, que luego tendre
ell honor de presentarle.
La fama reptile siempre
ell nombre de listed y ell
de su ahijado, como los de dos
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
ANUNCIESE EN-
LA GACETA

d~epartamento respective v no
a la vista del publico que visite
la casa. Debo ir, pues, sin te-
NOR de ninguna clase, pues yen
do destruire facilmente toda
Iclase de sospechas, 81 existen."
A pesar de estos razonamien
tos, seguia teniendo miedo, y
Ihasta 10 ultimo, hubo INSTANCES
en- los que estuvo tentado de no
.ir.
Al fin sali6 a la Gale, tom6
.un coche y dirigi6se a la Casa
de Curaci6n, diciendose:
Sea 10 que Dios quiera. A
veces Sc conjura mejor Ell pc
ligro deSafiandolo frente a fren
tie que huyendo de 81. Las cir
cunstancias me obligan a ser
temerario.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10

ell "mata1or'. -
JOSE LUIS NO H4 CHO
GRAN IMPRESSION EN- JIM
NNY JOHNSTON
\
New York, Agosto 10.-Ja-
mes J. Johnston, ell concerto :
dor de peleas del Madison
Square del Garden, declare a
yer qe Max Baer Sc ha pasado
al lado del enemigo, psP obte-
ner ell privilege de pelear en-
septiembre con ell negro Jose
Luis, ahora sometido a la egi-
d del Club Siglo VeYte.
70 nqdisaue Lbs no pue
Sl.sg D6n gran pugi-
liSs Mdavia tendra que
)lgo mas que derrotar
q FssSardado Camera y asus-
tar a King Levinsky todavia lie
falta mucho para que pueda
ser comparable con Dempsey,
F~itzsimmons, Jeffries y Cor :
bett,"
Ref;riendose a Max Schmel-
ing manifesto; No es de min :
guna utilidad enganarnos a no
sotros msmos. Ell aleman nos
ha estado enganando. Ell no
qulere venir y no vendra. Lo
unlco que desea es mantener
su nombre en- los peri6dicos,
metodo de propaganda barata
y efciente.
No quiso discutir ell rumor
de que cuando ell tempo lie
que Ell Garden y ell Siglo Vein
tie unlran sus manos para ofre
Ger la pelea del $1,000, 0OO en-
tire ell eampe6n James j, Brad
dock y ell negro Jose Luis.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
VI

Era la mahana de TN hermo-
50 dia de fin de invierno, y la
algeria que reinaba por todas
carteS, contrastaba con la iris
tea y la inquietud del condo.
lie ahogaba, a pesar de ser
tan puro Y tan saludable, ell am
biente que respiraba.
Durante ell canine, PROSECUTE
ron sus preocupaciones.
Abstraido en- elias, no Sc do
.cuenta siQuiera del tempo que
.pasaba; asi fue que, al detener-
Sc ell coche ante la verja del Ma
nicomio, Sc pregunt6 con s2bre-
salto:
i Como! IVA hemos nega-
do?
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
VII

Apenas do su nombre, Luis
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
PLEITOS Y DIVCI3CIOS

Na Sanche4 contra Albert J..
Sanchez; Lydia Aguero contra
Vinicio Aguero, decrato; Sra.
Charlie jefferson Thompson
contra Charles Jefferson Thorn
son, decreto; Willie Brown con-
ira Olivia Brown; senny Ohme
contra Edward Ward; Dora H.
Hines contra S. T. Hilsman;
Tulsa N. Harmon contra Robert
L. HaDmon; Anne Kerr contra
Alton Kerr. Airline Little con-
ira Robert E. Little; Ellen M.
Randall contra Walter j. Ran
dali; Zeta M. ia n3on contra
Coffee Mills.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Con Daffy Dean de pitcher
los Cardenales desalojaron a.
yer a los Cubs del segundo
puesto de la Liga
st. Luis &c, Oh, lie.
Chicago 1c, 6h, lie
In cuadrangular de Travis
Jackson, en- ell s6ptimo inning,
La gaceta., 1935-08-10

eminencias en- ell arte de curar.
-Es listed muy bondadoso,
senor condo
Me limito a re2etir 10 que
la fama dice.
-Pues entonces ella es con
nosotros sobrado indulgente.
Nos concede sus favores sin
merecerlos.
7, cambiando de tono, ana
di6:
-Pero tenga listed la bondad
de tomar asiento.
Ofreci6 una butaca al condo,
.ocrs6 el otra, y los dos perma-
%hecleron unos INSTANCES silen-
.ciosos.
Por obra de la casualidad, o
tai vez por premeditado inten-
10 del medico, Vazquez qued6
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
DUEPME DESDE HACE UN
ANO

Las Palmas, Canarias, Ages
to 10.-En ell pueblo de Guia
duerme desde hace IN ano, sin
que los mtdicos hayan podido
despertarla, la nina Carmen
Carl, de IA amos, cue ha tenido
Ia desgracia de perder a sus ia
miliares mas queridos. Al pre-
sente sc la alimenta por las TO-
sas nasales y la boca.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
La Gaceta Folletin Nc. 249
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

que Andrea adquiriese nuevos
datos que confirmaran sus du-
das...
Alparte &c TODD este, sentia
una curiosidad muy parecida a
esa atracc'6 on misteriosa que
sobre nosotros eierce 10 desco-
nocido, aunque sea peligroso.
# Debo ir!-exclam6 reSuel
tamente.
Y, echandose de la CANA, CO.
memo a vestirse e. solo, sin LA
mar a su criado.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10

All verse ALI, creci6 su terror
" sinti6 impulses de retroceder,
Ide renunciar a una vista que
|tanto lie asustaba; pero TODD es-
to fue pasajero, y dOminando-
Sc, entr6 en- ell establecimiento
|despu6s de decir al cochero:
-Esp6rame.
Avanz6 len.amente por la
.larga Gale de arboles que con-
ducia al edificfo, como 81 quiz
sieSe retardar ell instante de lie
gar a el, Y entonces fue GUAM
do, al verle paEar, sin cue el Sc
diera cuenta de NADIA, Jorge 10
mcstr6 a Ia loca.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
Eel TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy y ell domin-
go. Maxima temperature aver,
80 grades; minima, rs.
Marea alta a las GAL a. M;
marea baja a las 6:02 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
LIGA AMERICANA

AIS Atl6ticos fueron derrota-
dos por los Yankees, ~anzandc
Ruffing p2r los neoyorquinos.
Filadelfia &c, e., 2e.
New York Sc, 5h, 2e. .
Greenbergs descarg6 Ell 81
cuadrangular del ano, ayusan-
do a les igres a veneer a los Me
dias Rlancas.
Chicago Sc, 2h, lie; Detroit
&c, Oh, De.
Los indies vencieron a los
browns, con anotaci6n de 5 ror
3.
Cleveland Sc, III, lie.
St. Luis &c, Oh, 4e.
La gaceta., 1935-08-10
I IIfIIIp S!I 1H, | ?tP g5 s4s{ sf{ {Rf s s5}S11

.cialista de ataques alevosos.
Ahora bien, es probable que
no Sc haya procedido en- justi-
ella para concertar TN Gegundo
encuertro, por scuenta Gel p1-
blico, de 10 ceal protesta este
periodico.
Manuel Sc condujo con reco
mendable caballerosidad y lin
pieza", como p1aanade Chino,
como tai glad stimoA
no poder decir
Els un case,
ser ventilado en- un IN kal q
justicia.
GQue piensa hacer la AGO.
modaticia comisi6n atletica?
Use dejaran las cosas como
estan, en- perjuicio de Manuel,
de modo que Chino pueda alar
dear de un "nocaut" que fue
una acometida Illegal, alevosa,
injusta?
I'm segundo match pudiera
concertarse; pero deshaciendo
ell primero, no dejando como
limpio combate 10 que no 10
fu6,
ESQ de pegarle a un hombre
que todavfa no ha salido de su
esquina, sin que ell adversario
estuviese Ell la suya al sonar la
campana, nj es limpio nj es le-
gal dentro de las reglas del
boXee.
M. l.,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
Other livestock
(By United Press

5000; including $500 directs; sales strong
to sh 5oa higher top 70 CatteRe
with Friday la week: Choice and prime
err; extreme top weighty steers. $3.50:
representative weights lower grade steers,
25m soc lower; choice fed heifers and fat
cows. steady; all other cows and hefers
Csc lower; best fed heifers. sll,5o; bulls,
stockers and feeders Csc lower. best wear
iings ss25 practical top steer calves 10eS
lambs around soc higher: yesrlings. aged
sheep and feeding lambs. 2565oc up; lamb
top. .slo75,. highest since August, 1890;
highest Of season; closing top slaughter
lambs. sl065: most slaughter yearlings
s8.25@ $50: bulk native ewes. s3.5oq5; bulk
feeding lambs s9M950.
lbs. So So 10000 i ibs.. ss55 96o22o bs'
50. so: 22o-240 lbs. $40: 240-280 lbs. SO 30: .
10000 lbs 1925; 300350 lbs. 50 10; l40-
100 lbs: ss.35; 12o,I4o lbs, $40 loo-l2o
sll. Lambs. SO.
LAFAYETTE, Nov. 1s-Market. steady
to 10c higher; 10000 lbs. SO 6o@97o: 200
235 lbs. So. 4oa9.5o: 235-o6o lbs. s9.30d
SEA so: roughs So so down. Calves, $40
down. Lambs, s9.75 down.
by Times Specian
LOUISVILLE Nov l6.-Cattle-Rece
300; market nominal compared with close
last week, lower grade cows and sausage
bulls, strong to Csc higher; other killing
classes generally steady; stockers and
feeders unchanged; bulk common to me-
dunn grade light steers and heifers. s525
also: common dairvbreds down to IS
or less: few better finished offerings TO
50: bulk beef cows. s4.250525; good
smooth heifer types higher; low cutters
and cutters. s3.25G4: sausage bulls gem
orally s475G5.50; light beef type stockers
and stock calves s6m8: inferior to COM
mon light southern dairybreds. s4d5
Calves-Receipts, 500 including about 400
stock calves: market quotable nomlnallv
steady: closing bulk. good to choice veal
ers. s9Ml0: medium and lower grades So
down; market closing unevenly 50cm 81 so
lover than last Saturday. Hogs-Re-
ceipts $50; market loc higher: top and
900 lbs. up. 1910: 160-l75 lbs. 925: l40-
I55 lbs. $3.50; l20-l35 lbs s755; sows
s725: market closing 20d45c higher than
last Saturday: most advance on weights
from ITS lbs. down. Sheeo-Receipts 100;
market. nominal. generally steady with
close last week; bulk medium and good
lambs, ss5069; choice quotable higher:
palmer grades including bucks, s6Ge,
bulk fat ewes. $50 down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
SHOW TO SELL
600 new CARS,
is PREDICTION
Bookings Up go Per Cent,
Best in 5 Years, Says
Manager.
BY CARL THORBAHN

One answer to the question, Us
the depression oyer?" has been re-
corded in indianapolis this week on
the floor of the Manufacturers
Building at the Indiana State Fair
ground where the indianapolis Auto
Show is in progress.
1t is estimated that about 900
cars representing an exchange of
we'll over 100000 will have been
sold when the doors are closed to-
night, according to w. J. Robinson,
show manager.
The early showing of new models
is an attempt to even the labor
curve of automotive workers and if
the effort meets with favor by the
public it will become a permanent
thing, manufacturers say.
They say that under the old
method of holding shows in the
late winter workers faced a virtual
close down during the months of
October, November and December.
Under the new set-up the factories
have been kept busy since last Au-
gust getting models ready for the
fall shoWingS.
This has been the finest selling
show in five years, and sales have
been running over so per cent ahead
Of other years" said Mr.. Robinson
Dealers look forward to sales con-
tlnuing in good numbers up to the
normal spring selling period, accord
ing to Mr.. Robinson.
From personal observation-with
the new cars in almost any color
from bright yellow to sleek black
it requires a lot of willpower to
walk away from the show without
signing on the dotted line. Having
attended with a young woman who
insisted that she wanted lone of
those new turtle backs" the effort
was dOubly great.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
On Commission ROlO

Quotations below subject to change are
average wholesale prices being offered to
BUYERS by local commission dealers:
Fruit-CranberrieS. early blacks. 25-lb.
box. 81. Pears-M Michigan Bartletts,
bushel, 81 %; Ayocados Florida, box. 50 So
Casabas,. s2.25; Persians. s225 Bananas
y hands pound. SIC. Parsimmons-In-
Jonathans. $1.25Gi.3S SUMNER INNER Ram l56t s.
81; Delicious, 81 SO; Wealthys 81: Grimes
Golden, Sl.35. Lemons-Sunkist. 360s. So.
Grapefruit Texas, Gas to 70s. 1918;
cred, So
egetabes-Beans. green, round string
less bu.. S2.25. Beets-Home grown. doz.
zoe Cabbage Northern Danish, 5O-lb. bag,
85c Carrots-Home grown, 35c; new bulk,
half bu. Coo. aulihower-Michigan
crate, 81 so: Long Island. large crate, ST So
Ceisry Michigan. washed and trimmed.
cumbers dollhouse, doz. box. s2.35.
Kalc-Home grown, bu.,. Coo. Lettuce-Ice-
berg California, best IS, home grown leaf,
l5-lb basket, Sl.10 Endve-Ohio basket
45c Mangoes-C California grown, crate,
81 50G3. rs small basket. 40c Mint-Doz.,
Onions Indiana yellow 5O-ib. bag, 9oc;
Spanish. 5O-lb bag S1,40 Parsley Home
grown doz., 35c. Peas-Teephone, ham
pers. SO PotatocS-Round Cobblers. 100
ID bag, 81 65 Michigan Round White. 100
ID Rag sl.50. Early Ohios, bu.. 81 S.;
Idaho RuSsets. 50 40. Sweet potatoes--In-
diana. Jerseys. bu. 81 so. Radishes-Ohio,
buttons, doz. baskets, .45c. Sage--Doz;,
b. 75c Turnips-Ne% California, re-
packed lob carton S125
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
tBy Abbott, Proctor & Panel
TreaSurYS

952 ............. 1U0.24
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
STOCK SHARES
AGAIN RESUME
SHARP UPTURN
Industrial Average Reaches
New High Since 1881:
Volume Gains.
BY ELMER C.. Waller

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Stocks
advanced further today, carrying the
industrial average into new high
ground since 1881, and the rail av-
erage to new top for the. year
Utilities also pushed through their
1895 tops in late rally.
Steel shares we're the features
For a time U. S. Steel and Beth
lehem both sold at so, new high
with U. S. up more than points
and Bethlehem more than a point
Later, U. S. Steel pushed toward
81 and Bethlehem followed. Repub-
lie Steel advanced to 2014, up Z,
Inland Steel reached 1855 UP rs
and Youngstown Sheet and Tube
3612, up 134, all new highs for the
year.
Volume Increases
Trading volume increased toward
the close when the tape fell be-
hind the market. Shorts covered
in advance of publication over the
weekend of the text of the Cana
dian trade pact signed at Washing
ton yesterday. Prices strengthened
all around, particularly in issues
whose companies might profit by
the treaty. A few such as the
liquors receded on fears tariffs
might be reduced in favor of
Canadian products.
Utilities came to the forefront
just before the close. Consolidated
Gas after touching 317s crossed 33.
Columbia Gas, North American.
Public Service and others of the
group advanced.
j. /. Case mounted to a new high
in the early trading at 111A, up IL
points, and later sold off from the
top. Other farm shares were
strong. Mail order issues were
higher with Montgomery Ward at
new high for the year.
Chemicals Strong
Chemical stocks rose under the
lead of Du Pont which made a new
high for the year at 1852, up
points. Air Reduction and Allied
Chemical made new highs for the
year.
A long list of stocks penetrated
their former highs for 1885, in
Guiding Western Union, American
Locomotive issues. Libby, Mcneil &
Libby, Transamerica, Omnibus, Ev-
ans Products, Continental Oil and
American Metals.
Mercantile issues strengthened on
favorable trade reports from va
rlous parts of the country. Silver
and gold issues were better. Cop
pers made small gains Motor equip
ments were higher and automobile
stocks were steady to firm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
HUDSON BOOSTS OUTPUT

CHICAGO Nov. Production
of Hudson and Terraplane cars,
which was tentatively set at 5000
up TO Jan. l, has been increased to
$4,000 as result of a growing de-
mand during October, Roy D. Cha
pin, president, announced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16

the REA is some
sort of reinforce
ment for { h G
governments de-
signs against the
utilities kind
Of third member
of a trinity con-
siSting Of IVA,
SEC and the
REA.
This is in no
sense true. 1t is
the one arm Of
the government
which aims to act
in friendly CO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16

AGENT IS PROMOTED

John Krenzer, agent for the Pru-
dental Insurance Co. at Newcastle
for the last seven years, has been
promoted to assistant manager of
Division in indianapolis, it was
announced today.
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sales organization
who has attained
the P + e SidentS'
Club two years in
succession.
Mr.. Hutchins
was the only rep
re S e ntative in
this territory to
qualify for the
club, which is a
club of highest
producers, in 1893.
AS the result of
being among the
winners in the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-16
Trends
Objectives of REA
Misunderstood
by Many.
= BY JOHN T. FLYNN

NEW YORK. Nov. 16.-Com-
' ments lately on the plans Of
the REA-Rural Identification Ad.
Observation-Disclosures that its OBJ
jectives are pretty we'll misunder-
stood.
Because Of the governments at
tack on holding companies in the
utility field, there is a notion that