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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
On Commission ROIO

Quotations below arc average wholesale
prices rcinE offered 20 buyers by local
commission dealers.
Fruits-Banauaz 4.c q 10. Apples
W.rr>aus s. IS. Delicious. SIS. ba-1H ms.
81 IS Lemons. SluNisr. 26Qs. St.-S. Grape
secd.ese. SO Is. Lines. Mexican per ear
-ru I-s COS straw berries. Alabama Mis-
-ra-lr- -f-Qr crate. SOS. Tennessee
rs rucr scs. -f-Ct crate. s. So Apricots.
81 cr1tc. Grapes. south America. Mhite.
cr-,b box. g. 65 Caufa.oupcs Honey
Dcus south America. s. So B. Mexican
Jumbo s. SIS o. crate, standards. s. 80 % :
Yegctable-Cabbage. new Mississippi
rar s. co. new Texas white 50-lh. bag.
s. 60 Potatoes. Green Mountains l00-lo.
bag 81 -5 selected ccbh.ers. l0o-lb. bag.
49, northern round Waite iee-io r! 63s,
EH,se.- I1o--h bag sass: new Florida
Tr.urls r-sle4 - so. Sweet Potatoes.
Indiana JERSEYS. rlsnci Sllo. medium or
>r-t SiIc Nancy Hail. buShel. SIS.
Beans round srrrC.csS. hampers. 81 90.
fa- 81 So Celery washed and trimmed.
rrtaU cor soc. Jumbo cct- use. hearts.
Crr a1r CGruurfrs. h6t house doz- S5at
gr- dog. box. 81 49, Eudlfc Caitornis.
r--Ert coc Lettuce. hes house. l5-lb.
rss,rt So California Iccberg head lettuce
s. NlugocS. s. so crate. small
BASKET See MINI q doz CSC Parsley.
C7r 1'c- Peas Mississippi. hamper. 81 So
spinach Texas buShrL 81 IS, home
grown b1shei 65c. Radishes dozen. ssc
T.-1ps. tlshri CSC Parsuirs. hall
rls-r. 81 BrefS. crate new Texas
s. s. IS Carrots California, crate. g IS
hnAoero outdoor. Coz. soc. Mushrooms.
Al quotations subject to change ~ or
down.
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Other livestock


10 900. including 5000 directs: active active:
steady with Tuesdays average 2O0-2s0 lbs.
1896 II 5 tTesg s89 81 9 9f
lights. So 50H9. good pigs. s7.50N8 50;
packing sows. s8l5n8.30 light lights l4o
weights 100 200 lbs, good and choice. ss755
M925: medium weights 200-25O lbs. good
and choice. 50 05M925; heavy weights $50
$50 lbs, good and choice, s885n925; pack
ing sows. 275-550 lbs. medium and choice,
good good and and choice s75o@l875. Cattle
little done on fed steers and yearlings;
few early sales around 25c lover kinds
selling under SO about steady; well I'm
ished heifers sharing decline in instances;
vealers strong 10 Csc higher. select up to
50. fine around l00-lb. steers. SIS; more
Slaughter cattle and vealers. steers $50
900 lbs good and choice sl0M 10 So 900
100 lbs. good and choice. sl0.50n IA so:
1l00-13O0 lbs. good and choice. SO 50eI
IS so. 13oO-l500 lbs. good and choice. s11
mI575: 550-l30O lbs common and me-
dunn. Sc 500 Il. heifers. 550-750 lbs. good
Sn n chs * 75 S? 75 cows '9 eood Boa
common and medium, s5a7 50: low cutter
and cutter, Sc SOFAS: bulls fyearlings ex-
Common eeqoT@1 and medium. s525@s50. veaiefs.
good and choice. s7d9, medium. S5h Z;
Gull and common. s4d5. stOckers and feed
or CdLtle. steers. 0Db~ AN0U 4ua4 kDDN dill
choice. s7Gs. common and medium. IS IS
N725 Sheep-Receipts 1000: active;
slaughter classes strong to Csc higher
1926 to mostly So so: shorn. s725G7. 50.
best held higher: two doubles. good 70
choice California springers. e lbs. 81. IS
straight. shorn ewes. s3N3 IS, choice light
weights auotable. 81 or above slaughter
sheep AMI lambs. Spring lambs. good and
choice 81 50Gs55: medium. IS 50q $50:
lambs 30 lbs. down good and choice. 81
n So common and medium. s5.75N 40;
o0-e5 lbs. good and choice $3.50 50;
es-1i0 lbs good and choice, $3.50 2. 90:
ewes. 9O-i50 lbs. good and choice. 81 25ea
I all weights. common and medium. $50
AZ so
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Other livestock


TT. WAYNE. Nav -HoCs-Steadv 10
50 a5O-3oO lbs sss5: 10000 lbs. IS IS:
so5sS lbs $3.50 i5oi iSi2 Ss s IS so $50 49,
$50 lbs. IS IS. l3o-l40 lbs $50 i20-lS0
lbs. s. CO. l00-l20 lbs. $40. rOughS. SIS:
S-aEs. 81. Calves. IS: wooded lambs. IS;
CADOcd lambs. s..
LAFAYETTE. Nav Hogs-Market
g. 275-325 lbs IS 60aS 90. lS0-225 lbs
IS SQfI 90. l6O-i60 lbs IS 20. i40-i60 lbs
IS 2SftS5O l3o-l+0 lbs. s7.7SGs: 100
:. roughs. IS down Calves Steady. $50
down. Lambs-Steady s. down; spring
lambs. SSG9.
BY Times specian
LOUISVILLE MAY s-Cattle-R Receipts.
zoo slaughter cattle IT very light supply.
kiiiing quality plain. market moderately
active, fully steady. bulk common 10 me-
finished ouofabie 20 SO 50 and above. bulk
beef COWS sSsJ625. good beef bred COWS 10
s. and higher for heifef types low cut
terS and cutters. mostly s3H4 IS. sausage
bulls mostly SSG6. bulk better Hereford
stock calves, SsuS- choice eligible higher.
palmer grade hght SouihernS; $500 ;;
10 choice vealers S. 50d so. medium and
lower cra6eS. $3.50 down. Hogs-Receipts.
900. market ioc lower. top and bulk be- :
tcIs. lso-25o lss SIS: 2sS lbs. Up S. "a 90;
lsS lbs. Sc 90. sovs weighing 400 lbs.
down $40. heavier SowS discounted sec
cWt Sheep-Receipts. 100. steady for
al essSSS . ana sTAass eIE Sol m sSoiee 10 10
s. or better: common clipped throwouts
mostly -. bulk TAT clipped ewes IS down:
ohoiee AShtve;ghts. $ 90 sprirs lambs
tuesday. cattle. l7s. calves. 29s: hogs.
1920. sheep . Shipments-Tuesday, cat
tie. %. calves. iss, hogs. co..
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Heavy
brolssrs. 2 lbs; and up. zoe; LeghoIrJn bToi!-
sorn br 9S aad III s run and up f9
Ice: bareback hroilers, l3c; cocks and
stays. &c. Ducks. full feathe. ed and fat;
&c; geese, fun feathered and fat. Sc. All
classes Of guineas, l5c: No. ! strictly fresh
country run eggs. loss of zoe. Each fun
case must weigh SO lbs gross; deduction
Of loc pound under n u.s., IS lbs; VII De MAGE ase
quoted by the Wadley Co.
BY United Press
CHICAGO. Nav -Eggs-Market easy:
receipts. 25054 cases. extra frsts. 25 &c.
fresh Graded rsts 25f egTrent pEeeeipts
Morset easy REGENTS sss extra hFs dS
253e as ss sc8ge sss scr speaas
27d27i.c: standards, 26c. Poultry--Mar
ket. steady; receipts I car. ~ TRUCKS So
car due hens lsg d 20 &c 6roNeTis rs 5
ducks. 13@1si3c; geese; 12c; turkeys. lea
lac: Legfhorn hens. lsi2c: spring chickens,
DAISIES. l5G15Ic: Longhorns, l5@i5l. C.
Potatoes-Old stock. supply liberal. de-
mand and trading slow; market ABOUT
Michigan round whites 75Geoc; Idaho
Russets. sl.7ogl75; New stock supply
81 25G2 50: U S. commercial. 81 IS; Ala
bama Bliss Triumphs. s255 Arrivals. II;
on track. 357: shipments. 5s3.
CLEVELAND. Nav -Butter-Market
weak extras 50izc; standards 30c. Eggs
Market. steady; extra whites. 24i2c cur
rent receipts. 24c Poultry-Market steady.
heavy fowls zoe: medium fowls. goa 2lc
Leghorn ducks. Young. 2lG22c: ducks. old
lsc Potatoes-Maine. Sl.l0G1l5 a loo-l6
bag. Ohio best mostly 606 75c; Florida
Hastings. No. /. s475G550 a barrel:
Louisiana Bliss Triumphs, 50 50 l0o-lb.
bag: Alabama. No. !. s2.4og 2.50 l00-ln
bag; No. ?. sl.25.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE
PLAN DRAWS ATTACK
Committee Chairman CriticiSeS
Treatment of BOndhOlders.

y
Treatment of BondhoIders.
BIZ Times SpccioI
NEW YORK, May dangerously
criticiSing the history of the Bald
win Locomotive Works treatment
Of the bondholders ard stating that
the assets are sufficient to pay off
the consolidated bonds 100 cents
on the dollar, Arnold Bernhard,
chairman of the independent pro-
tective committee for the CONSOLE
dated 6 per cent bonds, today
launched an attack on the COM
pany's outline of adjustment.
MIR. Bernhard contends that the
Federal Steel Foundry. Cramp Brass
and Iron Works. Pelton Water
Works and the De La Vargne En-
CINE Co We're bought almost entire
" for cash in 1881 and that the so
per cent interest in the Midvale
Co. could be liquidated to meet
bOndholders' needs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
IRREGULAR TREND
RULES IN GRAINS
Traders Show Discrimination
in Early Dealing.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, May 8.-Wheat trad
ers showed a decided disinclinstlon
to go one way or the other today
on the Board of Trade and prices
held about steady.
At the start wheat was off 7s
to up a cent, corn was off p to
up Il cent, oats were off p to up
Is cent, and rye was unchanged to
% cent lower.
The local trade was cautious while
awaiting money developments. Pass
age of the bonus bill yesterday with
its threat of imitation was not a
great factor in the market how
ever. Relative strength at Liverpool
also helped to hold the local wheat
market steady.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08

The bureaus figures show. also,
an increase Of Al per cent in en-
ployment on private construction.
over last March and an increase OF
7.3 per cent in pay rolls. These fig
ures reflect, IN part, new building
started earlier than March.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Board has Just announced a nation
wide trend toward higher rents,
more liberal mortgage loans to home
owners and increased investment of
private savings in home loan thrift
institutions. This is the first Sus-
tanned rise in rentals which has
taken place since 1924 ana the board
sees it as the forerunnner of re-
sumption of normal residential build
ing activity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
STEEL SKELETON FOR
HOUSES MAKES DEBUT
Republic Steel Introduces New Type
of Low Cost Dwelling.

By Times SpCciai
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Re-
public steel Corp. has introduced
here a new type Of low cost modern
dwelling which can be completed in
four weeks with an all-steel frame
and pre-fabricated materials.
The steel skeleton Of each house
was described as weighing about
four tons and as being so designed
that it can be assembled in two days
or less.
The plan was developed by the
Berger Manufacturing Co., sub
sidiary Of the Republic Steel Corp.
and the houses being erected in
Washington will be priced at $3.50,
including lot, landscaping. sewer and
water connections, sidewalks and
drives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
FRrIrs AM NrGTTARLEs
b. United Press

CHICAGO NAV R-Arr.cs- Nichicau
Sces bl. boxes 81 5os-I IS Illinois Wal
lrW rnirs s. 2SHI SOC Illinois Ben Davis.
cr- s15 90 rGruins- Illinois Mich
i-ar- bus IS sec sweet PotatocS-T Ten
rtTece. rl. s. 1-lc. Illinois soc 81 10.
Lettuce western. cIatcs s CcF So SOL
Tennessee Csc Leaf Lcrtccc-r.iluoiS. lo-lh.
cartons. 5Cs1 COS Beans Florida. bu 81 -,
lcltsIlra. S. ,ost IS CabbaCe-CaAtorut
crate I7sH- Onion Sets-uunois Mich
fElu. sacsS cG s. IS so. Peas-Ca.i-
f,ruia. b.. hammers. Si.15g .. Tomatoes
TlrrlCf lucs SIG O. Mexican .lGES Sis e
c5 SulIach-Arkarsas hl- 90 s5c As
uaraEut- Illinois sectional crates Goz
SI-s So Rhloaro-Illlols. s5-lb. car
IONS -ErrFc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
FOREIGN COTTON USE
TO SET NEW RECORD
First Eight Months Consumption
Placed at 1851 900 Bales.
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, May 8.-World con-
sumption Of foreign cotton this
season undoubtedly will establish a
new record. but probably will be
somewhat less than double the total
in the first half of the season, ac-
cording to the New York Cotton
Exchange Service.
In the first eight months Of this
season, from Aug. through TO
March 81, world mills used 1851 900
bales, contrasted with 1885 900 bales
last season, it was disclosed.
World cotton spinners increased
their use Of both American and for
eign cotton in March, following a
decline OF more than seasonal pro-
portions in February.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
STOCK INDEX DECLINE

~ ITWrf NTTTIII
NEW YORK. MAY s-The invest
ment companies common stock in
deg declined during the last week.
according 70 averages compiled by
Distributors Group. Inc. The av-
erage for the common stocks OF 10
leading management companies
stood at s.7T at the close OF May 3,
compared with 1910 on April 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
BUILDING PERMITS UP
Valuation Up From Year Ago, but
Number of Permits Drop.

Building permits issued here last
week had a value Of S9l,l52, accord
ing TO William F. Hurd. City Build
ing Commissioner. This Is a gain
Of ST. $50 over the corresponding
week i'm 1894 The number of per-
mits issued was 1874, compared with
leo a year ago.
Total valuation of new buildings
is Sg62. AS so far this year. gain
OF $3.50 $50 over the first four
months of 1884.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
Wall St.
Summer Trade Drop
Seen Followed by
Fall Revival.
BY RALPH MEMBERSHIP
Tinaes special Writer

NEW YORK. May 8-Leading
- trade prognosucators IN Wall
Street expect a slowing down p
H., ness during The next few
months. but "a substantial pickup
urxt fall. Most o. them arc n
agreement that tho recovery al
ready has begun and that II the
summer slump develops as they
expect. 90 viii constitute but a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
Hides and Skins

Hides-Green country c-ws and steers
ti.e Tat; green country bulls and CLUES,
SC fat. green country calf hides SC fat:
hides With fun heads. hanks. names and
tails 80: medium size. 81. AL MOI 2
crace morse hides. soc less CLUES and
ponies half price. No ! rendered tallow.
5G5i-c. No. az Yalue. Yellow grease
"a SScs dark grease. 4d4iza
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08

|tIEN.fA t.-'.f44f.4
CeFC.Cpmc ut.
Several factors
which enter into
their calculations
concern autumn
trade. Am ON e
them these are
easy money gov
eminent SPEND
irr and return
lug confidence
Thus FAR JOS H.
tercst rates have
not been reflect
70 any mate
r-trrf Ta-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
Makes People Like Him

He is red-headed Irishman,
Young and ebullient. who can deal
with problems Of finance, business,
politics. and a family of ten chill
dren with equal ease and aplomb.
His father was a former state
Senator of Massachusetts and the
kind Of politician who knew every
body. liked them and made them
like him. His son has the same sort
of genius.
The younger Kennedy, when he
was graduated from Harvard, had
the choice of two careers, big league
baseball or job in his fathers
bank. He chose the latter and be-
came the banks president while
still young enough to establish a
record.
At one time or another he was
in the rubberneck bus business, the
shipbuilding business-With Charles
NJ. Schwab-and the moving picture
business. All the time he was in
Wall Street finance, accommodating
a fortune that not melt away in
1929.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08

TINE government legislative
/ program is acting as a retard-
ing influence on trade just now,
according TO all accounts, but the
results IN that respect undoubtedly
VIII be known before the summer
is very old. After that plans can
bo made accordingly and the re-
Covcry may be expected TO move
ahead more rapidly.
II would occasion no great sur
prise I'M the financial district if
credit initiation made itself felt by
next fan. And if this proves to be
the case the chances are thought
20 be good that a moderate bust
ness boom may get under way. At
any rate. the Street is taking
much more optimistic view of the
outlook, even though it does pro-
fess to see danger signals some
distance down the line.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
Price Up Sharply.

Since the silver purchase act be-
came law last June 10, government
purchases have boosted prices from
40 to 81 cents an ounce and drained
the silver circulating medium in
China, Mexico and Peru.
Further dislocation of currencies
in other silver using countries is
feared should the price of silver be
further advanced. AS a result the
governments silver policy is be-
lieved in some quarters to have I'M
settled world financial conditions
and injured the cause of a possible
world wide sterilization of curren-
cies, one of the governments main
detectives.
1t is known that Mr.. Morgenthau
has been closely scanning foreign
trade statistics and has been in
frequent consultation with former
advisers such as Profs. Jacob Viner
and George Warren.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
LOCAL CASH MARKET

City grain elevators are paving "a cents
for No. Q soft req wheat. Other grades
on their merits. Cash corn No. yellow
S2c and oats 42c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08

WASHINGTON May BIN March the number Of building permits
1853
Of Labor Statistics Estimated of the homes
per indicating
farther the beginning feel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
KENNEDY NOW
ONE OF GUIDES
IN WORK-REL|EF
Securities and Exchange
Commission Head Close
Friend of President.

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON. May "A man
who has no official part in the new
work-rel.ef program is proving to
be one of its most influential guides
behind the scenes. He is Joseph P.
Kennedy, chairman Of the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
Mr.. Kennedy is the genial Wall
Street millionaire whose appoint
ment as chairman of the SEC
aroused a storm OF protest which
afterward melted away into general
liking.
Like Frank Walker, he is one of
the Presidents old and intimate
friends. one Of the small group that
financed the Roosevelt campaign,
one Of the close advisers who rode
on the Roosevelt campaign train
throughout the fall Of 1882.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08

WASHINGTON May 8.-Government
expenses and receipts for the current
fiscal year TO May 6, compared with the
corresponding period of the previous fiscal
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08

SHEEP AND LAMBS
Receipts, 500
(Shorn Bass)
Lambs 40 lbs. down., and
CnOlCe . . > : w tyOO
Common and medium ....... 5.O06 700
90-12O lbs. good and choice -. 25od 4Oo
Sheep: ~
l2O-l50l Good and choice 20oG 3.2o
All weights. common and me- oo-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
New Business Books
Available at Library

The following new business
books are now available at the
business branch of the Indian
apolis Public Library:
MECHANIZATION IN INDUSTRY
(by Harry Jerome) -" Est olSheS the
relevancy of the process Of mechanl-
zation TO the major problems OF the
dav and its bearing on the central
process of contemporary economic
life
MARKETING INDUSTRIAL EQUIP
MENT tby Bernard Lester We
have not learned how to distribute
production machinery IN an eco
nomieal manner
LABOR, INDUSTRY AND Gov
EMINENT (by Matthew VOLTA
statement of the aims and attitudes
of organized labor.
ESSENTIALS OF INSURANCE LAW
(by Edwin w. Patterson Insurance
agents. brokers. office employees and
executives can have but an incom-
pete grasp of the insurance business
without knowledge of its basic legal
relations.
IRVING FISHERS WORLD AU-
lTHORITIES ON THE MEANING OF
Results of QUESTIONABLE on
omists supplied BY Professor Fish
money sent out to a list Of econ
er as authorities on the subject.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
The Housing Riddle
Hopeful Gains Are Shown in Home Building Permits
and in Figures for Employment.
BY RUTH FINNET $

Editors Note-Ths is the last of articles about
Of housing in America.
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cause they pertain for the most
part only where the highest grade
collateral is offered Within the
next few months, however, they ex-
poet the easy credit circle TO
v irru considerably.
The time element is an impor-
tan. consideration IN government
spending it is held. Despite all ef-
f0t-s o.. President Roosevelt and his
eeoc.atcs 20 speed development
work. The prevailing view is that
such work VIII not get under way
In extensive proportions much be-
fore falL And the real effect viii
not be felt until men actually are
given jobs and orders are definitely
placed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08

THE return Of confidence is
i gaining rapidly, from all ac-
counts. but much hesitation still IS
manifest. Within the next few
months plans which are now in
the wood viii take definite shape.
and the wheels Of trade viii turn
much more rapidly.
Wall Street has been particularly
impressed with the showing corpO-
rau0us have made IN their first
quarter earnings statements. Stu
dents n that district thought the
figures would be fairly good, but
they were not prepared for the
substantial gains which were re-
corded They thought profits would
be reduced to a greater extent by
the higher wages which were in
augurated and by the relatively
high raw product costs.
That profits were quite large IN
proportion 20 the volume Of busl-
ness handled IS attributed to the
greater operating efficiency which
has been brought TO bear And 1t
is reasonable TO assume. of course.
that these profits VIII increase
rather sharply vhan the business
turnover expands.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
MONEY SPEECH
WILL BE MADE
BY MORCENTHAU
Address Next Monday May
Clarity Administrations
Policy.
By United Press

BU Cntted Press
WASHINGTON, May 8.-Impor-
tant changes in the administrations
monetary program we're believed by
some financial interests today to
have prom pied a monetary speech
to be made next Monday night by
Secretary of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau Jr.
Beyond stating that the speech
would be entitled The American
Dollar" and that it would be more
or less a review of what we have
been doing Mr.. Morgenthau declined
to divulge the contents of the pro-
posed address.
Many observers, however, believe
that the speech would be devoted to
a Qualification of the monetary
policy and possible new steps with
respect to gold and silver.
Gold Supply Worry.
The rapid accumulation of the
worlds monetary gold and silver by
the United States, against the de-
sires of the administration and to
the detriment of world finances is
believed the principal worry Of gov
eminent financial leaders.
With American gold stocks piling
up to a further record peak of So
725 ,313, 788, the Treasury has found
it increasingly difficult to build up
its silver stocks until their value
equals third the value of the gold
stocks.
Silver monetary stocks now ap-
proximate 81, 100000, More than
a billion ounces are yet to be &C
quired to reach the required ratio
with gold. An alternative is to boost
the price of silver to $1.2929 an
ounce, a step Treasury officials are
reluctant to take.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-08
NeU Financing on Way

Nel0 financing in prospect aggregates opprori-
maely 500 100000 nth the bulk Of this represented
By refndng operations, according to opinions in in
reStmeHt circles
La opinión., 1935-08-18
Paseo campestre del Gre
mic Commercial Mexicano

Hoy domingo IS de agosto, sc
llevara a cabo un paseo campes-
tire or%Ganizado por Ell Gremio CO.
mercial MeXicano, en- Ell parque
Oak Wilde. allegro paraje de
Arroyo Seco. lugar escoSido por
ell Comite de f~estejos de esta
agrupacion, para pasar un dia di-
vertido. c%ontandose al efecto,
ademas del sabroso lunch que Sc
ra servido al medic dia. con una
buena orquesta meXicana que
acompahara a los alegres pasean-
ties desde Los Angeles.
FL lugar de reunion aqui, es ell
cruzamiento de las GALES Prime
ra Y Alameda. de donde partira
Ia caravana a las once y media
de Ia manana. siguiendo por Ia
Gale Temple hasta Glendale. vol
teando a la derecha hasta ell bou-
levard Colorado, siguiendo des-
pues varias Gales e interseceio-
mes. hasta In termination del
Arroyo Seco Boulevard, cercana
va al lugar escogido para la
fiesta.
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t%ienen. ash como la animation que
reina entire las familias de nues-
tro medic ambiente por asistir a
esta fiesta campestre. es de es-
perarse que esta resulte muy lu-
cida, animada Y concurrida.