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HELP--MEN.
fCoutiuuedl

MARKERS. experienced on fiat and starch
work. Apply West End Laundry. 1928
Penna. ave. NV.
PLUMBERS wanted. jobbing shop: only
DO, lead work need apply. Must furnish
J. c. Flood Co. 14O5 v St. NV oS'
ROUTE MAN for laundry and dry-cleaning
business previous experience not neces-
sary; must have at least high-school edu-
in reply. ADDRESS Boz 64-T. Star ONCE
SALESMAN; 3; new proposition; drawing
dleton; Monday. 10 to IL and 3 to 9, at
215 Pa. ave. sc.
ALESMAN-Capable man for paper and
bag trade. Apply 1905 pm. Monday
July 90. S. R. Wolpe & Son. 1909 7th
statesmen CO.. for retail bakery routes,
house to house; 500 cash bond required
Dutch Baker Boy. 34OS 9th ST. ne See
MI. EDWARDS. to pm.
SODA AND SANDWICH MAN. experienced;
local references. 1889 Conn. ave.
STONE MASON. white first-class State
Office
YOUNG MAN to sell typewriters: no ex-
perlence necessary: salary and commission.
See Mr.. Helwig. Underwood Elliott Fisher
Company. Homer Building, Monday or
Tuesday afternoon between and 6.
YOUNG MAN. must have . years expert
ence on washing machine service. Proc
ter & Ridgely. 14th and Newton SITS. NV.
A REAL HUSTLER to contact undertakers
in the Washington-Balti area; a. good
to G Box snH stan Once stass
age. experience. present occupation. resi-
dence phone number
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEMS WEAR,
Capable OF making signs. Sherr's. 1904
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

1920 K ST. NV. APT .
One or two rooms, shower; reasonable;
third floor.
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los HOLLY AVE. Takoma Park. Md
best section; large yard. flowers. trees
etc Adults. Phone Shepherd 1850. IS
CHEVY CHASE-One block from transpor-
tatIon private bath. unlimited phone. suit
able for one or two gentlemen. Phone I'm
erson 1854 after or Sundays. rs
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BOATS.

sAILBOATS. new. fast: international moth
class; cypress and mahogany construction.
500 COMPLETE. Langans Boat Yard
Shipwright St. Annapolis Nd. open eve
ningS
OUTBoARD MOTORS. new and used: serv-
ice and parts. trade-ins and credit. 124O
E st Sc.
32-FT. CABIN BOAT. N-5I25. Buick 90
motor toilet. galley. perfect condition:
$3.50. Harry A. Oliker. 1920 X st. NV.
Phone National 1l37.
CRUISER. 3O-ft.. s-cyl Universal marine
motor, large cockpit; good condition; rea-
sonable See Capt Donald Manifold at
Deale. Nd. or phone Col. 7134 week days.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Culture Inc. eStab. 1918. SIS 14th st.
NV. Washington's original. largest school.
CARD PUNCH OPERATION INSTRUCTION
kew punch machines; easy to learn: widely
used in Government depts. Rates reason
able. Day and evening sessions. Glasses
COLLEGE Homer Building. 18th and z SITS.
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BEAUTY SHOP. suburban, modern equip
ment: good business; must sell, $3.50. Ad-
dress Box lat. Star office.
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HELP--WOMEN.

MATTRESSES, experienced. must be neat.
with references. Salary. 6109 Ga. ave.
NV The Hot Shoppe.
MATTRESSES (3) must be neat. expert
enced; for Saturday nights. Call after
z pm Dude Ranch. on Baltimore pike.
Phone Berwyn $50.
WOMAN. white. 25-35. experienced in
counter work, to do short-order cooking.
make sandwiches and salads; references re-
CURED Apply Monday. SIS. Tally-Ho Cof-
fee Shop. S12 17th st. NV.
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HELP--MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page AT.
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THE MADISON. 1889 EYE ST. NV
Newly decorated corner; one room and
bath apt: furnished; central location. 2S'
1918 CALVERT ST. NV AND (
rooms. porch, bath; elec. refrigeration
clean, modern, ami: gas, cleo 2Ss
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HELP-MEN.
AUTO SALESMAN WANTEpsM;A few live
Opportunity unlimited to make money.
You write your own ticket with us. See
Mr.. Mcguire. Fred Motor Co., 4101 Kan
saS ave
BRAKE LINING EXPERT wanted. Address
Box 295-T. Star office.
CAMP INSTRUCTOR for nearby camp;
teach swimming. sports, drive car. over %
Phone Shepherd 1874.
CARPENTER to take charge Of repair de-
partment for builder. Capable OF esti-
CASHIER and room clerk; for local Euro
pean plan hotel; must understand thor
oughly operating National cash register
bookkeeping machine; unless you have had
this experience please 40 not reply
Address Box 297-T, Star ofice.
COUNTERMAN. experienced. who under
stands sea food; must have good refer
ence. New Amsterdam Restaurant Grill,
2701 14th st. NV.
COUNTER MAN. young; must be neat and
reliable. Apply Saturday, 1922 l4th
ELECTRTCIANs HELPER, experienced.
Regal Electric Co.. $40 Upshur st. NV.
ENGINEER Apply 1347 South Capitol st.
ESTABLISHED FIRM desires services of
capable man; must have knowledge OF in
Sulating and undermining homes Address
Box 275-T, Star office.
ESTIMATOR and solicitor. experienced, for
window shade and linoleum business: State
past experiences. Address Box 2S5-T, star
LINOLEUM LAYERS (5l, experienced; good
salary. Commercial once Furniture Co..
500 st. NV.
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OPPORTUNITY.

VI OfC UNI I Z.
Experienced, successful new-house real
estate salesman wanted by builder: must
be live-wire producer. Leads furnished.
Apply NJ. c. Shapiro 1920 K st. NV.
SALESMAN.
One thoroughly experienced In
the sale of auto parts and acces-
series, to take up established
route. The Anacostia Motor Co.,
1925 Good Hope Rd., phone for
appointment, Lincoln 2077.
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DRUG STORE. existing for 20 years;
worth 81 800 will sell for 50 500; owner
sick Address Box 3b7-T Star office.
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1927 N ST. NW.-Two 2nd-hoor house
keeping rooms. electricity h.-w.h., gas
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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1878 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.

oI6 sth ST. s.W. ACROSS FROM SMITH
sonian Park)-Completely furnished. lights
and gas, china. etc. also sleeping rooms.
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PARK-LEE. $50 PARK RD.-ExCELLENT
tractive. outside rooms, . exposures; hall
dressing room. dinette kitchen bath
Frlgidaire; $50 to $50 80. Adams 1882
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FACING PARK OR 3 ROOMS, BATH.
porch. refrigeration; attractive: reasonable
1910 Ingleside ter. NV. (below 18th and
NeWtnnl
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TIRE AND BATTERY BUSINESS, estab-
lished years, doing splendid business;
a good living for right party. Reason
for selling, Govt pos. 4015 Ga. ave. NV.
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FOUNTAIN COURT

Exceptionally beautiful Summer place.
cool quiet. large corner rooms with
bath) overlooking park. Superior food
and service; dining porch; select clientele
3640 18th st. Phone Columbia Rho5
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1918 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W-Ffne
Bile. single: reasonable. North 1866.
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1347 JEFFERSON NW.-Attractive front.
southern exposure: owners detached home;
Ref Res sonable Georgia 1888 after g.
RESEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 I (Eye) st.
IDEAL downtown location; showers, trees
and comfort; Sl4 monthly up. Board also.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SODA FOUNTAIN. 10 IT.. with compressor
and at great bargain; sacrifice for quick
sale. See it at 4449 Conn. ave. 29'
STEAM BOILER sections, 9 square feet
crate surface; good condition. 1888 v
st. NV. rear. 2S'
STEINWAY GRAND. excellent condition,
rosewood case Phone Wisconsin 25S2.
TYPEWRITERS. S2S, payable 81 mo-. Just
like rent; . No L. C. Smiths. ! No. 10
Remington. 5716 10th st. NV. ewes. only.
WASHING MACHINE. Easy, demonstration,
model R. with vacuum cups and spinner
basket Reduced to $50 80. 1928 New
York ave.
LARGE ASSORTMENT of used furni-
ture. including dressers. chest of drawers,
dining suite. china closet chairs. tables.
cleo mangle gas stove; also soda fountain
steam table show cases marble-top res
taurant table. soda chairs. many other
Rhode Island ave. ne. Greenwood 1901.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
CHEF, colored: first-class. aiI-around chef
MUST BE FIRST CLASS. 1918 You st. NV
SALES MANAGER with car for one of
the best suburban developments in nearby
Maryland; a real opportunity for a hus-
tier. Address Box 303-T, Star ONCE. 80.
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LARGE ROOM, running hot and cold
water private lavatory. twin beds; very
reasonable. Phone Potomac 3O5I between
and x evenings all day Sunday
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GRANDS AND UPRIGHTs. Just returned
from rent are now offered at a great re-
duction from original prices, One 5-foot
sos One 4-foot S-inch grand. $40. One
Steinway upright. ebony case. Sl25. One
ap .rtment-size upright. slightly used; 81 IS,
Uprights larger giZeS. $50 up. All instru-
ments guaranteed Sole representa- lives
for the Hartman Harrington. Bradbury
and Lanter pianos Pianos for rent for all
occasions Hugo Worch. lilo G ST. W.
Est. 1879
PIANOS-Kurtzman $50; Frederick. $50:
Schubert. SIS. Players: Homer Kit, S35
Aeolians. $50: Preston, $40. Smith
Transfer & Storage Co. 1913 You NV.
Pbnne North 33J3
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9O6 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-ENTIRE 1st
floor 3 Ink. rooms, Semi-bath; near de-
partmentS; clean: reasonable.
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2120 P ST. NW.-LARGE. NEWLY DECO
rated bed-living room with kitchen. porch
Frigdaire: $1,000 per week Apt. 8. 2S'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3 rooms. kitchen modern bath and
porch; Arcola heat laundry trays. electric
ity. etc: S32 so. 344 Bryant ST. NV.
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1858 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Desirable rooms,
all conveniences, bath shower; also base
ment room; reasonable rates. Adams 1865.
144s PARK RID. NV rooms nice and
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1928 SHERIDAN ST. NW-Large room
with 3 windows, private bath and shower;
! ~. III
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RENT-FLATS.

= REFINED LADIES. private family. ex-
elusive NV. section; reasonable. Address
Box 4g-T Star office.
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916 K ST. $3.50: ROOMS BATH.
back porch. h-v.h., cleo refrig: all out
side rooms. GOSS REALTY CO.. 1905
Eve 81. NV. Phone National 1853.
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HELP-WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER experienced. double entry.
stenographer -typist; permanent position
references required. Address Box 1S-T,
Star office.
GIRL between 20 and 80 years of age
some sales experience in bakery and lunch
ROOM Salary board room and tips.
Apply Crabtree's Bakery. North Beach.
Md Do not phone.
LADY, tactful. refined. learn special work:
81, 100 year and bonus; promotion. Apply
Ia pm. Educators Assn. 14O6 g st. NV.
MARKERS. experienced on fat and starch
work. Apply West End Laundry. 1873
Penna. ave. NV.
SALEsLADIES. with or without experience:
hard workers will be generously compen-
stated See Mr. Murphy, 514 10th st. NV,
Friday and Monday. between am. and
pm.
MATTRESSES. thoroughly experienced be-
tween ages q and ~; Apply between 2
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

14OI INGRAHAM ST Nw-Newly deco
rated. handsomely furnished home can
accommodate Is girls. preferably Govern
ment employees who are DESTROYS OF a real
home: excellent meals; unusual PRIVILEGES
unlimited phone: near 14th car line and
hn,ccnC
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GARAGE BUSINESS. storage CAPACITY Tor
30 cars. repair shop, gas. oil; doing excel
ent business, In excellent location; fully
,9o o1 81 SSa aS eS Stap of,sre %.
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, IN PRIVATE
home; 3 rooms and bath; heat. gas, cleo
tricity and Frigidaire; man and wife pre-.
ferred. M children oil 10th ST n oSs
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CHEVY CHASE

Gentleman only, second-story front room
in detached corner house; So week. 31lS
1ngomar st. Is
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NEARBY VIRGINIA-COOL APARTMENT
for two Walnut 1926
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1924 MASS. AVE. NW.-Pleasant front
room suitable for one or two; continuous
oSs
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1868 WARDER ST NV RIM, KIT;
near bath; gas. cleo; Gentiles; adults;
rent reasonable. 2Ss
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WANTED-ROOMS.

MOUNTAIN BOARD-Rates. $40 to SIS
room and board; special rates to families
near park swimming pool Mrs Clarence
w Rudy. Braddock Heights Md
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1902 Conn. ave. All modern conveniences.
plenty of bath rooms. hot water day or
night: telephone and maid services; walk
ms dist. Govt. bldgs. Phone North 9404
or Decatur 1868
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CIT FLOWERS.
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

2 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLUS de
livered for ST Helene Affleck. Box 23t
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-2l. 30
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 1904 Win
dom pl nw-Large. cool room, running
water. double or twin beds. Emerson 1856.
LARGE FRONT ROOM private bath and
shower. unlimited telephone: coolest sec
ton Of washington. Cleveland 1927.
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| southern cooking. Phone Adams $3.50.
| 1903 10th ST Nw-Gentlemen. Desir-
| able opening for one or two in club resi-
| dence. See for yourself.
| 1923 CLIFTON ST NW.-Vacancy for
| young lady: cool home; excellent food; $50.
] Phone Adams S0S3.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD

GOVERNMENT employe desires furnished
room for Ink. water in room: state price.
Address Box 296-T. Star Office
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BATH OUTFIT. brick beams lintels. hot
water boilers. lumber. sash and doors
marble slabs. 634 10th ST. ne. Phone
Metropolitan 6SlG
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1926 N. H. AVE. NV.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA,
COUNTRY BOARD.

6O7 WASH. AVE. Lyon Park, Va.-Room
and board. private family; new brick bun
galow. all modern cow; on bus line. 2S'
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ONE TO THREE unfinished rooms Ink
preferably. wanted by young married cou-
pie in private home or apartment. Rent
must be reasonable. Give address and
telephone number Address Box BOOT.
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FOR SALE-First-clas restaurant in best
section of the city; good business. Apply
between 81. 3213 Walbridge pl NV. 2S'
1 HAVE $3.50. car and personal services
to offer for q good proposition. No pro-
moters. Address Box BOOT. Star office.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
On Commission ROIC

p-,--s be.-E 5frrsd 70 buvers by local
commission ce1lcrs-
Fruits Bananas. Sc A y. -ArDies. Wine
E1uE 81 f'- Delicious. 81 81 hallA ms
a. so. Lemons Slrslst- -tgs- - n. Grape
frnf Texas seet.rss SO IS. Arizona. 6iS.
-rr and Frs &C. so Lines Mexican. uer
dred 81 Straw berries. ElnTlc1. PM. ltc-
Per 5S-Q- crate. Tic Apr-cnts. 81 crate.
Graues. Sclrh America. 81 -tte s. BAGS.
81 Honey uvu- south America So.
Nfcfdri1rs Srlfh America. box. 81
NrretahIeS -Cabhlcc Northern Danish
s0-.r b1z 81 ucR red Texas. hampeE-
So 50. new Texas half c-atcs- s-ia
O-.rrs. western spanish so-i1- bac.
So 81. tfirr.rau trl-0us 71--1 bag -
Potatoes lr-rru Mountains. lo0-lr- Bag.
81 sch selected cctr.-rs. isa--1 bag s.
ner' heg- r- Hn,te l--2 1-s.--s...
ic5-1 tac s. View FLORIDA Triuurhs.
h-shei Sc sweet POTATOES Indiana JeI-
erre ruerr. 81 50. Ururl1l cr seed 81 -lLs
Nsrcr Halls hssheL Sis Scans. round
twashrc and rr.mmedI medium. dog 50c.
f1mrr trr 1855 hearts d-- eos Clcln-
rers rrr rr.ra Hrrn- g. #1 : cC-cu box.
&C. SIS Eu1.Er CaHfrruls. coreu- 81. crate.
sf-s F-r r-. g. SOL dor Nale oEslsL
q Le--.ce hc- house i5-l1 e1sset 81 -.
craze ssF Narrors So s1n5 crate.
s-1I Basket Ecc stint q dozen. g Pa-s-
rrr dozen Gt- Pcle hammer s. 81. cnau-
arn Texas nushe.. 81 R31islcs ccren.
tashel 81 too-ih. sacA. 81 IS Rluoaro.
re house 5-.r carton. r1c- dozen BUNCH
e. 81 81 Mushrooms f1 Soc
AL o-c.a,.1us subject 70 chance I'D o.
ecun-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
OILS FIRM IN
UNEVEN TRADE
ON BIG BOARD
Strength in PetroleumS
Helps Steady Other
Sections.

lN N.'f4 fFfrF
NEW YORK. april 4-On shares
strengt hened IN a dull and irregular
stock market this morning.
Gains ranged TO more than a point
in oils. with Seab0ard at 25i2;
Standard Of New Jersey 80. up =;
Amerada 50. up J.; Atlantic Refining
22's up s-. Simms II. up =. and
Standard Of California 30is, up a..
Texas Pacific Land Trust was the
most active oil issue. II made & new
1885 high at H.. up a., and then
settled back 10 the previous close.
FIrmness in the oils helped steady
other sections. Silvers had a rally
after their recent declines. Colds
were steady. Motors were little
changed and Steels came back after
an early dip. Packing issues recov-
cred slightly Utilities and rails
were about steady.
Around noon United States Steel
was al d., up IS; American Can
IFS. up p; American Telephone
lO2 up e. General Motors 28is,
of -. Chrysler 80 up -: Con-
solidated Gas 49,. of Is; New York
Central 49,. up l.; Union Pacific
"a !. of p, and WOOlworth 53@a,
unchanged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
Speculative Period Possible

1t is possible, of course, that the
breakdown of the gold bloc would
lead to short period of speculation
in international commodities in the
hope Of worldwide imitation, but
such a movement would in all prob
ability be short Lived.
However, prices in the United
States are affected mainly by the
dollar-sterling rate. Thus, if that
rate remains stable at current levels,
there would be no effect on dollar
prices unless prices in London de-
clined or wave of speculation
similar to that which occurred dur
ing the second quarter in 1888 took
place.
We feel that international trade
and international commodity prices
should show no substantial advance
as a result of the disintegration Of
the gold bloc. However, if this break
down should cause major countries
of the world, including the United
States and England, to realize the
futility of their present national
istic policies, it might be possible
for currencies to be stabilized. This
sterilization would give a sharp
stimulus to world trade and prices.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
Produce Markets

Delivered IN Indianapolis prices. Heavy
oTfl srrlrsers l5c. heavy stays lie. Les
h1ru s-iEs. Tc old -11s-e-s. Is. ducks
fll fe.rhcrec and ta- So Ceese- 4ll.
f-alEert1 ana tat fc AL classes g
gunner l5c N = strictly fresh country
ruu e.-r. ASS al Isc kach fun case must
-ei--. lrs- zrcss. a deduction q loc
rglr5 i.- each pound under $ lbs
rll be- made Butrer-No- 4 S3Gste.
bu-te--ts-. sos Quoted bv the Wac-ey CO.
81 Cured Press
CHICAGO Anr.- s-EeEs- Market Arm.
REGENTS 81 sal cases. extra lrsts. Csc.
fresh Era-e1 l-sfs. = &c. current receipts.
ltsc c.--.es -otsc cheeks. ~ &C b---
ffr-M1r-rr G--. receir-s. tl4' tubs.
extra crsrs fa8-4i'1 score 3 90 = &c.
extra $50 score Pes E-s-s $3.50 !
secret 81 s3e specials SAL e s4 IS.
standards g3As Poultry Marsc-. steady
recsipts - -r1cS : ca- c-e carons. g.
ics -4c cid BOOSTERS Il IS. c-cks.
1ft-1-- -r turkeys -1r--c- geese lsc
STAYS is -- trcLfrs g &c. trye-s. =
case hens i2r Leclo-l hens II &C.
Cheese- rUlrs l5rlsis daisies. Is a
lsear L0rch1rns. ISIS l5fsc Potatoes.
old stock supply wrcera-e. demand and
rraeiuE wrCerate. warset STEADY. VS.
cnnslr rcGr1 uli-es. asa So &C. Mcllgan
rrssets g. ~. Idaho rlssets s. ssh 05
Nsw stock-Supr-v Ezht. demand and
tra1i-E lUtfec market. l-ul- Flort1a
hls-Fl crates bliss trlumQ1s washed. s. 5.
Arrivals % en- track 81. shipments ses.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
PORKERS UP 5
CENTS AT PENS
VeaIS Move Sharply Lower;
Cattle Market Active
and Strong.

A strong undertone again featured
trading in the pork market at the
local stockyards today and prices Of
al classes, excepting underweights,
were generally cents higher than
the previous close. Lightweights,
however, remained unchanged.
The slight advance was registered
in face of an increase in the num-
Der of supplies on hand compared
with recent sessions. Receipts to-
day were estimated at 5000. Trad
ing was fairly active and demand
during the early dealings showed
improvement. The scent gain
brought prices for good and choice
hogs up to 1925, the high level for
last week.
The general bulk of 100 to 275
pounds was salable from 1910 to
1920. Among the heavyweight
classes, hogs scaling 275 pounds and
upward cashed in at $3.50 to $905.
Light medium grades weighing 100
to 100 pounds, sold at So to S875,
while light lights, 100 to 100 pounds,
brought S6.75 to SITS. Packing sows
held at SITS to $3.50 Holdovers
were III.
With practically no choice grades
available, the cattle market was
active and steady to strong. Most
steers were valued to sell under
$1,000. Veals moved so cents lower,
sellig at $40 down. The lamb mar
ket was underdeveloped, with bid
ding lower and asking steady. Few
clipped western grades sold at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-04
STOCK RACKET
DRIVE STARTED
Securities and Exchange
Commission Prepares
to Act.

WASHINGTON, April A ma
tionwide drive to rid the country
Of stock swindlers who reap an an
nual harvest OF billions from in
vestors' pocketboOks was prepared
today BY the Securities and EX-
change Commission.
Department of Justice tactics
which have driven gangsters and
kidnapers to cover are being
adopted. It was revealed.
The drive Is expected to be the
most intensive ever made against
blue sky" promoters who have con-
tinucd lawleSs activities TO rob the
public despite the new stringent Sc
curities laws.
John Burns. commission chief
counsel. is cOordinating preparations
for the campaign Regional centers
are being established rapidly to di-
rect activities in the field.
The commission IS setting up a
permanent information" section in
line with the announced policy OF
chairman Joseph B. Kennedy of no
quarter" for wildcat promoters.
The information" section will
compare to the identification bureau
Of the Department of Justice.
Fingerprints. records. photographs
and known information about blue
sky" and bucket shop operators will
be classified for ready use.
The new Office will cooperate
closely with authorities in AZ states
having blue sky" laws. A pre-
llminary and informal start on this
work already is under way.