Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 302, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 April 1931 — Page 7

APRIL' 28,1931

EATON AGAIN IS ! MADE DIRECTOR OF SHEET-TUBE Rumors of Possible Defeat Crushed With Election by Stockholders. J9y United Press YOUNGSTOWN, 0.. April 28. Cyrus 8. Eaton and three associates who opposed the Youngstown Sheet and Tube-Bethlehem Steel merger, today were re-elected to the board of directors of the $220,000,000 Youngstown concern. The meeting, the annual session of stockholders and directors was brief, re-electing Eaton, S. Livingston Mather, Hugh B. Wick and George Brainard, who had been consigned by rumors for removal. Reports that Eaton and his associates would be dropped from the board grew out of the financier’s withdrawal from active management of Continental Shares, Inc., and subsequent rumors that negotiations had been revived for a merger of Sheet and Tube with Bethlehem Steel on anew basis. The only change in the board personnel was the election of Fred Tod to replace John Tod, who is absent on vacation. Only thirtyfive stockholders were present. After the balloting was completed, it was announced that the vote cast was unanimous. The procedure was of the simplest routine and completed within fifteen minutes. Eaton was not presen at the meeting, but his associates attended. Other directors re-elected today were: John W. Ford, Richard Garlick, H. G. Dalton, T. J. Bray, John L. Severance, James A. Campbell, present chairman, and Frank Purnell, president. TROUT FISHING DATES ADVANCED IN CANADA Fine Catches Already Reported; Mild Winter Cause. By Times Special MONTREAL, April 28.—The trout fishing season in eastern Canada opens officially on May 1. In the Rockies the opening date is June 1. Already large parties are organizing for assault on the various streams in Ontario a,nd Quebec, reports the fish and game department of the Canadian National Railways. Canada has experienced one of the mildest winters in its history, and as a result the Quebec government advanced the trout fishing dates from May 1 to April 18 this year in the Lourentian mountains and Laurentido park. Never before has it been possible to open the season so early and some fine catches already have been reported. There is possibility that the bass fishing season also may be advanced. Bass fishing usually opens in Quebec on June 16 and in Ontario on July 1. WILD GEESE PLENTIFUL Millions Resting in Canadian Lakes j on Way to Far North. By Times Special WINNIPEG, Manitoba, April 23. —Flocks of wild geese, estimated to contain nearly a million birds, are resting on prairie lakes in western Canada on their way to their nesting grounds in the far north, according to the fish and game department of the Canadian National Railways. Old timers state that the birds are more plentiful than at any time within their memory. An interesting and encouraging feature of the northern migration of udld birds is the presence this year of flocks of wild swans which, a few years ago, were considered almost extinct. UNITED PRESS MOVES New York Headquarters Changes Offices Without Breaking Service. By United Press NEW YORK, April 28.—'The United Press was established today in its new headquarters in the Daily News building in Fortysecond street, about two blocks east of the Grand Central railroad terminal, after moving from its old quarters in the Pulitzer building without interruption of service. No hitch was encountered in a “cut-over’’ which involved transference of 3,200 wires reaching from New York into client newspapers and United Press bureaus from coast to coast. JAIL SPANISH OFFICIAL General Berenguer Charged With Abuse of Authority in Revolt. By United Press MADRID, April 23. General Damaso Berenguer, former monarchical dictator and foe of republicanism in Spain, was confined to the military prison today to await trial on charges of abuse of authority in connection with the execution* of leaders of the Jaca republican revolt. Berenguer, popularly assigned to the role of ’•villain” in the last days of the monarchy, was arrested on orderof the supreme war council. When notified of the order for h:s arrest, the veteran military leader appeared at the Jail and surrendered. PROVES SUN THEORIES Chemical Compounds Exist Despite Heat, Scientists Told. By United Press WASHINGTON. April 28.—Chemical compounds on the sun, long declared impossible because of the intense heat there, have been proved to exist, Professor Henry Norris Russell of Princeton university, told the National Academy of Sciences at the op?ning meeting of its annual session Monday. v. Temperatures in the sun's atmosphere run as high as twelve thousand degrees Fahrenheit, and deeper in' the body of the sun they rise to figures as yet unknown—possibly millions. Try This Simple Method For Blackheads It you are troubled with these unsightly blemishes, get two ounces of Calonite powder from any drug store. Sprinkle a little on a hot. wet cloth and rub over the blackheads. In a few nntrutes every blackhead, big or little, ■will be dissolved away entirely.—Advertisement.

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