Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 192, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1933 — Page 26

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MEAT PACKERS REPORT HEAVY YEAR'S PROFIT Three Chicago Firms Show Substantial Gain in Earnings. By f fitted Press CHICAGO. Dec. 21.—Three of the nations leading packers submitted annual reports today revealing that the industry which gave Chicago the nickname ‘ hog butcher of the world" is completing a year of striking prosperity. Successful operation of the parking firms was in sharp contrast to the producers of the industry—the ccrn belt hog raisers whose year was marked by bare economic suosistence. Swift <% Cos. reported a net profit of $10,149,582. Cudahy Packing Company a consolidated net income of $1,813,766 and Wilson Ac Cos.. Inc., net earnings of $2,935,564. The report of Armour & Cos., other member of the "big four" among packers. is expected within a few days. Each of the three companies which already have submitted th r 'ir earnings reports showed the doldrums of the previous year had vanished. The gain in each case was sensational. Stockholders of the various companies shared in the returns from a prosperous year. Swift Ac Cos. earnings amounted to $1.69 per share, $2 64 a share on preferred dividends of the Cudahy Company, and $1.75 a share,, for the Wilson company, the annual statements reveal. Officials of the companies declared much of the increase in business was directly due to processing a good share of the 3,000.000 pigs and piggy sows, ordered slaughtered last fall when Agricultural Secretary Henry A. Wallace inaugurated the hog control plan in his effort to lift hog prices. JESSE JAMES WITHOUT HORSE: HE’S MOTORIZED Arrested After Store Is Asked to Send Change to Fake Address. Recognizing an address given for delivery of merchandise, together with $5 in charge, as false, a drug store proprietor called police and caused arrest of a man giving his names as Jesse James, 24, of 1630 Spruce street, last night. Police, who accompanied a messenger to the address, 3506 East North street, found James seated in a car, nearby, they said, adding that | in the car they found a revolver and | a slip of paper with the store name, j The store, located at 3750 East | Michigan street, is managed by Carl j Crass, 131 South Belmont avenue. I James is held on a vagrancy charge. I

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SEXTON GUEST AT FAREWELL BANQUET HERE I Democratic Leaders Urge Party Harmony, Cos Party harmony and complete cooperation throughout the 1934 campaign was urged by Democratic leaders at a farewell dinner given by Timothy P. Sexton, who retires as county treasurer, Jan. 1. More than 150 employes, friends and associates of Mr. Sexton attended the dinner last night in the Washington. R. Earl Peters, former state chairman and a candidate for nomination as United States senator. and his successor. Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, were present. Mr. Sexton was presented with a gift by his employes. Other speakers were Supreme Court Judge Walter E. Treanor; Fred W. Pickett, appellate and supreme court reporter; William P. Casgrove, chief examiner of the state board of accounts; Adolph Seidenstieker. postmaster; Mrs. Carl Wood. Twelfth district chairman; Prosecutor Herbert E. Wilson, County Surveyor Bruce Short, Superior Judges John W. Kern, Joseph R. Williams and Clarence E. Weir. Probate Judge Smiley N. Chambers, Municipal Judge Dewey E, Myers, County Auditor Charles A. Grossart and Thomas Ellis, commissioner. 7 Drown as Swedish Ship Sinks By United Pr> ss HULL, England, Dec. 21.—A stewardess and six members of the crew of the Swedish steamer Castor were drowned today when the Castor sank after a collision with the trawler Kurd in a fog near Flamborough head. Charles Dicken’s Son Dies By United Press LONDON, Dec. 21. —Sir Henry Dickens, 84, only surviving son of ! the novelist, died at St. Luke’s hos- | pital today.

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