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La opinión., 1935-05-31

LA LoGlA NUMERo f57 TENDRA
FIESTA HOY

En- ell local Que ocupa la Eseue'a
Mexico. situado en- el ndmero 1915
de la Ayenida Eugene ,tendra lu-
gar mahana sabado. comenzando a
las siete Y media de Ia noche una
velada llterario-musieal organizada
por la Logia ndmero 157. depen-
diente de la Alianza Hispano Ame-
ricana.
Una buena Y conoeida orquesta
mexicana tendra a su cargo Ia parte
musical del programa. anunciando-
Sc que conocidos artistas del radio
Y del tablado tomaran parte en- 81,
esperandose que Ia fiesta resultara
muy lucida y concurrida en- vista
de las simpatias de que gozan to-
dos los componentes de esta agru-
paei6n, Ia cual esta Tornado por
los meiores elementos locales.
La opinión., 1935-05-31
DICE QUE SoSPEcHA QUEEN
TlENE SU JOYA

Hace aproXimadamente un mes
que la sefora Maria L. Ortiz del
40S2 de Ia Gale San Carlos perdio
un magnffico reloj de pulsera a
luado en- cincuenta dolores, habien
do Gado Embellishments aviso a la
policia. Ahora por medic de ciertas
investigaciones practicadas por ella
misma, cree haber encontrado a la
persona en- cuya possession Sc en-
cuentra ell objeto robado.
Hubo ~necesidad de que la vieti-
ma presentara n demanda en- for
ma, sehalando a la perso-
ma que segun ella tiene en- su po-
der ell reloj. va que la policia no
esta autorizada a obrar directamen
tie en- esta clase de asuntos, y solo
10 hace cuando ell juez ha firmado
la orden respectful.
La opinión., 1935-05-31

MUERE EN- BELvEDERE Ell
NlNO TONY GONZALEZ

A los diez amos de edad Y en- la
Residential de u padres sito en-
1000 al Sur de la Gale Concord, IA
llecio ell dia % de este mes ell nj
no Tony Gonzalez, habiendo sido
velado su cadayer en- la capilla ar
diente de la casa f|uneraria de don
Zeferino Ramirez ell dia "a y Sc
pultado ell % en- ell cementerio ca
tolieo de Ell Calyario.
Tn buen numero de amistades de
la afligida familia Gonzalez acorn
PIANO a esta hasta la Ultima mora
da en- donde deseansaran los restos
del niho, quedando su tumba mate
rialmente cubierta de flores.
La opinión., 1935-05-31
.
BAUTlZARoN Ell % AL MIRO
ACEVEDO

En- Ell temple de Nuestra Sonora
de Ia Soledad situado en- la Ave-
nida Brooklyn, fue bautizado ell dia
% de este mismo mes ell niho Gil
berto V. Acevedo quien nacio ell
dia 10 de Diciembre del aho pro-
ximo pasado, y es hijo del senior
David Acevedo y de su esposa Ia
sehora Rosario Valderrama de Ace
vedo.
Fueron padrinos del recien cris-
tianizado ell senior Francisco Pro-
to Y la senorita Rebeca Proto. quie-
mes celebrando ell, acontecimiento,
ofrecieron por la noche una boni-
ia fiesta que Sc efectuo en- casa
de los padres del niho, y a la cual
asistieron todas las amistades de
los padres y padrinos.
La opinión., 1935-05-31
NO SOLO lNSUlTos, TAMBlEN
CANCIONES

La familia E,ras, muy eonocida
en- la barriada donde goza de gene
rales simpatfas. presento en- dias
p%asados una queja ante las autori
dades, basando esta en- los insultos
que dicen recibir por parte de unos
vecinos suyos, quienes p~arodiando
las canciones de moda Sc burlan
soezmente de toda la familia a
quien cas- a diario lie cambian de
mote. al Gecir del cargo.
Cuando ell agente supo de las ID
fieultades de la familia Eras sugi-
rio a esta la convenience de cam
biar de Residential, reoibio como res
puesta de que como la casa es de
su propiedad Sc ven en- la neoesi-
dad de permanecer en- ella; De to
das maneras eli case Sc ventilara
en- la corte local ell dia cineo del
entrante mes de JUNO, fecha en-
que han sido citados demandados
y quejosos.
La opinión., 1935-05-31
UNA CAMPANA
DE Ia POLICIA
DEBELVEDERE
Tiende a evitar los robos
de AUTOMOBILES; haz de
notas de la Policia

Gran aetividad ha demostrado la
polleia en- la bdsdueda dc carros
robados. los euales, reeuperados
por las autoridades han sido deyuel
tos "A sus legitimos duehos, pues en-
un solo dia. y este fue Ell pasado
microbes, fueron reeogldos y en-
tregados a sus duehos VENTURES
vehfeulos de diferentes tipos y mar
cas-. h~abien6ose reeibido ese mismo
dia denuncias de solo diez y siete.
Los records de dias antefiores al
microbes estan en- la misma pro-
poreion, este es, de que es mas
grande ell ndmero de carros re-
cuperados que de los robados en-
ell mismo dia.
Lo malo del case es que es ra-
70 cuanGo es ~sorprendido un la
dron de automobiles pues ninguno
de los carros encentrados era ma
nejado por persona alguna sine que
los amantes de 10 aJeno Sc concre-
tan a utilizarlos hasta que ell com
bustible Sc agoto lleyandolos a un
lugar SOLITAIRE en- donde los des-
mantelan, quitandoles llantas, bate
ria, radio y demas cosas utiliza-
bles
La opinión., 1935-05-31
HOMEMADE A UN CLUB EN-
CONOCIDO CAFE

En- ell B~elvedere cafe. situado en-
el cruzamiento de la Avenida Brook
lyn Y Gale Rowan terdra lugar el
microbes %entrante una fiesta que
lSiaue en- la ga. rAa.)
La opinión., 1935-05-31

Pesa mas ell Zapato que Ell

He aqui uno de los caninos mas pequehos cue Sc CO.
nooen en- Los Angeles. Sc llama "Enano", es native de
esta oiudad, pero sus padres son de Chihuahua. El perrito
pesa una libra exactanente. Sus propietarios son Mr.. y
Mrs. George Reynolds, de Los Angeles.
La opinión., 1935-05-31
A L NJ O r r A N A S

Quite los tormentos que acompnfan
esta d~olencia maligna con HEMRO-
COL, d~esignado para ~cicatrizar las
irritaciones, comezon o pieazon. con-
trarrestar los estragos y ayudar a Ia
naturaleza en- gradualmente corregir
la irregularid d.-Consigue HEMRO-
COL por conducto de su boticario,
o mandenos 65e por un tuno con BIZ
toque de combination. 81 preflere. pr
Cd A IT'S danos muestra de HEM
OiNa ROCOL Gratis. Man
ford Co. 1906 Laclede. dept. 81. st.
Louis. No.
La opinión., 1935-05-31
EN- UN lOTE vACANTE LIZ DIES
TRlPAN SU CAIRO

Para If al arreglo de unos nego-
clos ell senior II. holster del 207 y
medic de la calle Soto, dejo su au-
tomoyil convenientemente estacio-
nado en- un Tote yacante del 1870
del boulevard Ramona, y cuando una
bora despues contento de haber
arreglado sus asuntos satisfactoria
mente llevo la sorpresa de su vi
da, pues los ladrones que no desa-
provechan la oportunidad lie quita-
ron las llantas con TODD y ruedas,
bateria, ell radio, algunos cristales
y varias pleas del motor, dejan-
do materialmente ell puro esquele-
to de 10 que antes era un magnifi-
CO automovil de Ultima moda.
De los numeros y series &c los
objetos robados tomo debida nota
la policia, poniendo a TRAFALGAR en-
la Investigation a dos de los mejo
res detectives locales. quienes tie
men ademas la comision de hacer
batida en- forma a los ladro-
mes destripadores de autos.
La opinión., 1935-05-31
MExICANo SENTENcIADo

A ciento ochenta dfas de carcel,
descontandole por buena conduc-
ia, ciento sesenta, fue sentencia-
do ell c%ompatrlota Frank Cervan-
ties, ell martes pasado en- la corte
local, por ell delito de 'asalto sim
ple' consistiendo este en- haber in
sultado de palabra y de hecho a
un Condestable Especial que hace
ell servicio &c vigilancia en- I'm beer
garden de la barriada.
Los hechos o%currieron a fines de
la semana pasada, y ell descuento
de dfas EN- Ia sentencia que lie fue
dada, obedecio a las gestiones de
varios prominentes vecinos. quienes
demostraron al Magistrate Myer B.
Marion que la conducta de Cervan
ties era ir~reproohable no habiendo
La opinión., 1935-05-31

CUANDo LEE listed a.
OPINION" SABE QUE LEE UN
PERloDico INDEPENDENTS Y
HONRADO.
La opinión., 1935-05-31

hermano la a~vcn,ajada b~ailarina io-
vencita Maria Esther Hernandez
de nueve amos de edad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
MINING ISSUES
MOVE UPWARD
IN DULL DEALS
Spot Prices for Gold
and Silver Encourage
Share Buying.

~ United Prose
NEW YORK. March Prices
hrmed fractions 10 , points in dull
morning trading on the Stock Ex-
change tdoay.
Silvers were bid up as bar silver
in London rose 10 a six-year high,
and silver futures at Montreal made
new tops since creation Of that mar
ket IN October. U. S. Smelling
reached 1901. up %. while Aneri-
can Smelling was at 35as, up Ia;
Cerro De Pasco A. up IL, and Howe
Sound az. up IL. Gold mining is
sues followed the London gold quote
upward. The latter made a record
high
COla-CoIa jumped nearly points
10 1797. a new 1934-35 high. in the
special issues. TObaCcos and sugars
continued their advance. Canada Dry
made a new low at o.. of points.
Spiegel. Nav. Stern also made a
new low at 67ie. of II.
Leading industrial issues were
steady to firm. with U. S. Steel,
Chrysler and General Motors I'M
changed and American Can up frac-
tionally. Standard of New Jersey
spurted more than a point to 1915
in the oils.
Utilities we're about unchanged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Heavy
breed hens I4c. Leghorn hens. &c; COL
ored springers. ISc: heavy stays. &c: Leg
horn stays. &c: old ROSTERS. &C: ducks,
fun feathered and fat. lOc; geese. full
feathered and fat. &C.; al classes OF
run egcs. loss Of. 17c. Each full case must
weigh SIS lbs. gross. a deduction OF l0c a
pound for each pound under IS lbs. will
he made. Butter-No. l IS SEC: butter
fat. 23c. Quoted BY the Wadley Co.
tBv United Press
CHICAGO March Markets steady;
receipts. I2.O25 cases extra frSts. q &C;
zoe dirties. IS &c. checks. lSc. Butter
Market weak: receipts. 10 Qo6 tubs, extra
nrs-S 1921 /, score. 80 IN SIC. extras
% scorel. 3lisc. frSts IS S9i1 scorel !,
2e7s Sole. seconds Sc S7ia soorel. 29.H
29isc specials. l'saS 81 &C standards.
ceipts. IS trucks. hens. IL q 20o. Leghorn
hens 1Sc. springerS. LeEhorn. Ia &C..
springs. zoe: brollers. p q 2Se; capons.
81 ibS CSC: old ROSTERS. lSi,q IA &C;
S-aEs. I6isc. fryers. 22i2 q &c. Cheese
TWINS. l65sTl7c. Daisies Ia ~ &C,
IcuchorrS 172sIiSc POtatoeS-Supply
liberal. demand and trading SLOW. mar ket
commercial Grades zoe. loaho ruSSetS.
81 45ll50 Sales 20 Joboers-Bushel crates.
Florida Bliss TrIumphS. washed. Sl.to. Ar
rivals. -. on track. 26l. shipments. 1s5.
CLEVELAND. March -Butter-Market.
weak. extra. S5c. standards. SSe; Eggs-
Market steady. extra white; 2O'2e; cur
rent receipts. 2oi2 Poultry-Aiarket.
firm. fowl under los 25c over 9 l rs.
Potatoes-aiaine si10G lis a l00-lo. bag.
Ohio mostly 75G soc a 100 ID. bag. Michi-
san sea 65c a l00-lb. oag
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
SWINE MARKET
TURNS uneven;
SUPPLY HIGHER
Move X
Cents Higher; Others
Remain Unchanged.

With a Slight increase in receipts
and trading interest centerng
around the lightweight division,
porker prices at the Indianapolis
Union Stockyards today were
steady in most weights and gener-
ally Is cents higher than yesterday
in the lighter classes.
Early supplies were estimated at
45OO. the largest on hand during the
last three sessions. Only 5000 were
available to buyers il the previous
session. The bulk, 100 to 400
pounds, was selling at $3.50 to
1885. Top price, however, remained
at $3.50. Extremely light grades,
scaling 100 to 100 pounds, brought
$685. to S7.65. Packing soWs sold
at So to S8.75. Holdovers were 1872.
Activity was scarce in the cattle
market, especially in slaughter
steers and heifers. where prices were
mostly unchanged. Early supplies
consisted mostly of COWS with a
weak undertone prevailing. Few
steers sol dat $3.50 to $1,000,
while COWS brought $425 to $3.50.
Vealers again were sharply so cents
higher, salable at $1,000 down.
Trading continued at a slow pace
in the lamb market with interest
still lacking. Majority of classes,
however, remained stationary. Bulk
of better classes was salable at $685.
to SO. Few throwouts ranged from
$3.50 to So, while slaughter sheep
sold at SIS down. Receipts num-
bered 1900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
On Commission ROU

Quotations below are average wholesale
prices being offered 20 BUYERS BY local
Commission dealers.
Fruits-Bananas. Si5c ID Apples. IN
riana WInesaps. 81 IS Golden Delicious
s. IS. Lemons SunSist. 26os. s. >. Grape
1ruit Texas seedlesS. S27S. Arizona.
as % ana sos $3.50 Lines. Mexican.
per carton is. 2sc. Byram. seedless. per
huu6rad. S. Fileapp-eS. Porto RlcaDS.
half crates. s5.50 Avccados. Florida. box
81 so Strawberrles. Florida pint. Il b loc
S5-pt- crate. Sc Aprfcots. s. crate
s0-lb. bag Sls5. red. s0-lb. box. 81 rs.
New Texas cabSaEe large crate. S. p
Onions sweet spanish. large 5o-lo-
bag So NicElEau vellowS 50-lh bag. S2-l5.
Potatoes Green Mountains. l0o-lo. bag
81 so northern round white. loo-lb. bag
81 Nebraska -rilmphs. Sob. bag. s. p,
Chios loo--c- bag $. Idaho Russets. 100
hushel. s. Sweet potatoes. Indiana Jerseys
hushe. 81 IS. Tennessee Nancy Halls
nCsle-. Sis Scans. round St-inEleSs
hamper. 81 as Celery. Florida
Ss25 crate California. s. crate. medium.
cozen oac' JUMBO cozen, soc CCcuzns hers
Ersulve California. dozen SOC peck basket.
s.. EEE slant. s. 50 dozen kale. bushel
e1c. Lrttuce NOT house fS-lh basket. Sis.
Arizols IceberE head ie-tE-S s. 50. Man
gees FLORIDA, crate $3.50. Mint. a dozen.
81. Parsley. dozen. S5e- Peas hampers
Radishss dozen. Is g SOC. tomatoes 1913.
carton. $50. F.o-ida original. 81 IS.
Turnlps. ousheL 15c PsrslipS. hlshel
sisS. Beets. eushe-. 81 8. Carrots. hushel
house s-io- carton. Sc Mushrooms. 70.
All quotations subject 70 change Up or
down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
Other livestock


CHICAGO, March l-Hogs-Rsceipt,Ss;
goo nflu6ngg 7qqU dTfSIS Weights
to 5o 70 c sio b nsH So oa TOP 55
high; 16O-21O lbs. s934950; light lights,
S85Oa 925: slaughter pigs S6;12q S.9 90
sS bs sood and choice s85od light
weight 10000 lbs good and choice. s9g
$50; medium weights 2oor250 5PS; g SS91
and choice, s9Soqs;SSo' o helyy "a 9S6955
heavy weights 25O-35O lbs, good and
choice. SO 4od955; packing soWs' 272-0 90!
5 5Is pigs lOO-i4o lbs, good and choice,
S6.75G875. Cattle-Receipts, $500; calves,
500 steady: cleanup trade on most classes;
vealecs firm; killing quality very s PtS5 n,
around 1850 lbs Canadian steers SlO;19'
best heifers. yearlings, s1065 SELECTED veal
eTs $685. o to al % 56@ gooiioos bs
Cattle and vealers-Steers. $4,000 lbs,
GOOD and choice. s95Od 1875; ll00-13oO
1900 lbs. good and choice SI0 * t ,oSV
550-13OO lbs. common and medium. $50
10 25: heifers, 550750 lbs, good and choice.
SO 25dl15O; common and medium, s4.lo45
medium s425d675; loow cutter and cut;
ter. s36450: bulls (yearlings excluded GOOD
beef. s525m7: cutter common ana me
81 SOFAS 50; medium, s65s7.50; Gull and com
mon. s406: stocker and feeder cattle e:
steers. 550-1o50 lbs. good and choice s62o
sS0 s0 &C., 9at lambs ope2ng
STEADY saat f to stronger at $875G8; asking Is
to 70 c Sed s saq and above sheep
s Sss nelo fee aRGTs i a@6 rm
sF9 .aiii s850@925: common and medium,
sra IS; 90-98 lbs. good and choice. So %
G925; ewes. 90-l50 lbs, good and choice.
s46 5.5 50: all weights comm91n ana meqlum;
choice, s6.75a $50.
LAFAYETTE. March Hog. market
So 80. 2OO-25O lbs. s.35q9 IS: 10000 lbs.
$go@s2o go 1S9 81 lbs $500 b5 g6 l33
ii5-i25 lbs. sd725; lOO-l15 lbs, s6-5o@6.75;
roughs. 1926 down Calves, SOC. higher,
$50 down; lambs. steady. $3.50 down.
Fl. WAYNE. March Hogs51-st.eandy to
Sc higher 20O,25O Ibs So co. o2 25 O., lo 9o
i6O-lsO lbs. 50 20: 15O-16o lbs, $3.50: l40-
$50 lbs. So: 13o-l4O lbs, SITS; 12o.l3o lbs,
s725; loo-13O lbs So IS; roughs, So; stays.
by Times speciaD
LOUISVILLE. March 1.--cattle-Receipt
$50. run includes 8 loads steers mostly
kinds Of value to sell from So down: mar
ket. less active. but about steady; bulk
e9mmon to me sa steers a an0ta heeF Is
around SO: bulk beef cows. s425G $50
good kinds and smooth heifer types quot
able 10 SIS and ABOVE: most low cutters
mostly 81 IS down; best heavies considered
eligible higher bulk desirable Hereford
stockers. Sc 50d750. Calves-Receipts. 500,
bulk better realers s7.50GS so: strictly
choice SO: medium and lower grade. most
" $3.50 down. Hogs-Receipts. 500: mar
lbs 1895: weights 255 los. up. $780, l60-
rs lbs, $500; 140-l55 lbs $3.50; 100
l35. lbs. s7.35; sows $3.50. Sheep-Receipts;
so; market. steady: bulk medium to good
lambs. S768: choice quotable around $3.50;
common light throvoutS mostly Sc and fat
lewes, $3.50 down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
EASIER ALIEN TONE
SENDS GRAINS DOWN
Prices FraCtionaIIy Lower in
Early Dealings.
BvUnited Press

CHICAGO, March An easier
tone at Liverpool brought liquida-
ton into grain futures on the Board
of Trade today and prices eased
fractiOnally.
Deliveries in the British market
were smaller than expected. but the
presence of undesirable grades eX-
erted an unfavorable market influ-
ence. Broomhan said: Market dull
and lower. Tenders amounted to
$4,000 bushels of wheat, which
caused some liquidation in March,
but this was offset by the continued
active buying by China and Japan"
Chicago's market was not particu-
larry active. Commission houses and
locals led the selling.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
BUSINESS FAILURES
IN u. S. AT NEW HIGH
Total 9S5 in Week Ended Feb. 81,
Largest in is Months.
BvTimes special

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK. March 1.-BuSiress
failures in the United States in the
week ended Feb. 81 were the largest
for any week in the last year and a
half. totaling 2S5. compared with 233
in the previous week and 255 in the
corresponding 1884 week, according
10 a report by Dun & BradStreet,
Inc.
Compared with the previous week,
the increase was mainly in Eastern
and Pacific coast states. A small
rise was noted in Southern states,
while a decrease was shown in the
West. the report said.
Defaults with liabilities OF $1,000
or more in each instance numbered
1856. against 139 in the previous week
and l54 a year ago. Canadian fail
ures were reported at 81, against 80
last week and IS - ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
Guffey Bill Weighed

The producers greatest worry,
presumably, is tied up in the latter
phase Of the situation, since it is
known that under prevailing condi-
lions contracts with the consumer
contain a clause providing for an
automatic adjustment in prices to
cover any advance in wage scales.
While discussion pro and con of
the Guffey bill before the Senate
Interstate Commerce subcommittee
has aroused no end of interest in
his proposal, the coal trade does not
seem to be particularly worried
about possible enactment at this
session of Congress.
On the contrary, the feeling in the
trade is that the measure, which
would declare the bituminous in4
dustry a public utility" lacks the
strong backing of the AdministraA
ton.
The bill, however, has the back
ing of some of the bigger producers
in western Pennsylvania, and also
of many of the leaders in the field
Of union labor Under the circum-
stances, a strike a month hence,
could, it is held, conceivably inf1u-
enCe political sentiment on the
measure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
REAL ESTATE BOOM
FORECAST BY EXPERT
d. :. Wenzlick. st. Louis Analyst,
Predicts Housing Shortage.

Within the next two or three
years, indianapolis and other large
cities Will see a housing shortage
that Will result in great activity IN
the real estate field and a tremen-
6Ous increase in values. Delbert S.
Wenzlick. St. Louis real estate an
alyst. told the Indianapolis Real
Estate Board yesterday at the
Washington
Two years ago. III a visit here. Mr..
Wenzlick saw only a dull and un-
profitable future for real estate
brokers. but yesterday he admitted
that the situation had changed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
NEW CARS ANNOUNCED
Coupe, Sedan and Special Model
Manufactured by Plymouth.
BIZ United Press

DETROIT, March plymouth
Motor Corp. today announced three
additions to its 1885 line, including
a lower priced business coupe and
a two-door sedan.
The coupe will sell for $50; the
sedan for S535, both T. o. b. Detroit.
Also announced was a special nigh
wheel model with extra road clear
ance for rural travel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
PLANT TO EXPAND
Perfect Circle to Build New Ship
ping Quarters and Warehouse.

BIZ imCs special
HAGERSTOWN. March PLANS
for construction OF a new warehouse
and shipping building for the
Perfect Circle Co. have been COM
pleted and work has been started.
il was announced today by COM
pany officials
The new building. which VIII cost
approximately 100000. IS one Of the
last units Of an extensive building
program. The structure viii be 100
by leo feet and constructed Of re-
inforced concrete with brick curtain,
il was stated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
REDEMPTION IS CALLED

By ItmeS Special
NEW YORK, March 1.-The
Shawinigan Water and Power Co.
announced today that it had called
for redemption on April all of
its outstanding f1ve-year 6 per cent
secured notes, issued in 1892 and
due Feb. l, 1887. Payment will be
made at par, plus a premium of /
per cent and with accrued interest
to the date of redemption.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

CHICAGO March -Apples-Nichigal
Mcintosh. blsheL 81 5oGl-5. Jonathars.
rusheL 81 S0fgl IS TGrrips-Lllois.
husheL mass Leftuce-Western crates.
s21SI1S Parsrlps-Ilinos. bushels SO
q zSc- ClrrotS-Caltor1ia. crates s. S0m
IS Sweet pcrarneE- Tennessee. tEskel
e5c 81 10. INDIAN g. s5 So Beans
20. Ia. bushei 81 S011 .uach-Texas.
kueslel 81 1sal so Few 81 IS Bees
Iunois, bushel SOC soc Cabba. e-Wtscon-
sin. 100 lhs S1e5 Onion Sers--NlchiEan.
SACKS. Sgshel yeLcVs. SsSAI5. No. 2
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
Wall st.
England'S Plans on
Gold of Concern
to FinancierS.
by RALPH TENDERS SHOT
Times Special Writer

NEW YORK. March wall
~ Street has begun 70 wonder
what England has up her sleeve, If
anything. Gold has established a
new high price IN London IN terms
Of pound sterling. and the old dol
Iar-pouad ratio Of s48S 20 the pound
has been re-establisheC through
price movements III the foreign ex-
change market. Some foreign ex-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
NelU York Curb
CBy Abbott. Proctor & Paine)
HANCOCK PAYS LARGE
AMOUNT TO HOLSTERS
Indiana Policynolders Receive ST.
45S,OOS From Life Insurance Firm.

By Times Special
BOSTON, March 1. - A total of
S1,458.0O3 was paid out to Indiana
policyholders or their benehciaries
by the John Hancock Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of Boston during 1884,
company officials announced today.
Total amount paid for death
claims, endowments and annuities
during the year was $91,977, 15403.
New paid-for insurance written by
the John Hancock Co. in Indiana
last year amounted to S9,534,820,
bringing the total of company paid
for insurance in force in that state
to 69,072,0 O4. Total amount of new
insurance written by the company
last year was 1892. 659.313. making a
total of s3.473,967 189 in force as Of
Dec. 81, 1884
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
PLATINUM OUTPUT RISES
BIZ Times Specinl

% 7 7 IHIts NVttIIFf
NEW YORK, March South
American Gold g. Platinum Co. has
reported that, based on preliminary
figures, gold and platinum produc-
ton for January amounted to 1874
ounces of crude metal, compared
with 6073 ounces in January of 1884.
an increase of q per cent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
OIL FIRM GETS OPTION
BV Cnited Press

o JUfItu TTts8
TULSA, Okla, March 1.-The
Stanolind Oil g. Gas Co. confirmed
today that it has an option to buy
all stock of the Yount-Lee Oil Co.,
Beaumont, Tex, but said negotia-
lions were far from being concluded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-01
FINANCIAL DATA


Continental Can was incorporated
in 1913 in New York. The stock IS
listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change. At a current price Of
around II it sells to yield nearly
81 per cent and Tor 171a times
earnings.
(Au Rights Reserved. Winchester Institute
OF Finance. Winchester. Mass)