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WEAK CABLES
FORCE WHEAT
PRICES LOWER
Corn Purchase Hampers
Favorable Advance in
Future Market.
United Prose-

BIZ United Prcss
CHICAGO, March 31.-Weak for
eign cables sent wheat prices lower
on the Board of Trade today. Liv-
erpool essed shortly after the open
ing on renewed Russian offers and
remained lower most of the day,
while Buenos Aires opened lower,
but recovered to stand unchanged
SIst before noon. Conditions in the
ihwest were unchanged over the
@ek-end, but the forecast is for
n or snow. Corn and oats we're
even.
At the opening wheat was 3 to
lent lower, corn was IS to q cent
cher and oats was unchanged to
cent lower. Provisions were very
Tx.
Liverpool opened about as eX-
cted, but fell sharply to rs TO Is
cents lower by mid-afternoon. The
market here is much of a weather
proposition with less disposition to
press the market and an increasing
inclination to buy on breaks. Trad
ers feel that a continued lack Of
moisture in the southwest would be
indicative of an advance.
The purchase Of 10000 bushels Of
corn at an outside market last Sat-
urday by a local industry was not
regarded as favorable to an advance
IN the futures market. The bullish
fundamentals are we'll looked upon,
however.
Farmers are marketing their
oats more freely, but the effect upon
the prices is only slight. There is
good cash demand and seeding is
being delayed in some places by wet
soil.
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Aged Woman Dies

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. March 81.
Mrs. Julia A. Blair. rs, is dead at
her home here. She was the wife of
William T. Blair and q daughter OF
John Waldron. who was one of
Bloomington's wealthiest men. Be-
sides the husband she leaves son
Robert and a daughter Mary.
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AllegedIy wanted in Ohio on
charges of obtaining money under
false pretenses, Ross r. Houston,
IS. of BIT East North street, was
arrested here Sunday and is held
under bond Of $4,000.
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Schools to Offer Exhibition

Pu Times SDecidl
COLUMBUS, Ind, March 81
The annual physical education ex-
hibition Of the city schools, to be
held May 9, will be participated in
by between 300 and 900 children,
Miss Lafern Amos, in charge of the
event, announces.
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to establish representatives for bis
company. which manufactures various
types of time recording and control
apparatus, In seven foreign countries.
w. p. Hall Printing Company and sub
salaries enjoyed in 1929 the most pros
porous year in the history OF the company.
1t was announced BY r; NJ Eastman. pres
ident, in making public the annual re-
port. Net profit for the year was. more
than so per cent higher than in 1925.
Earnings for the fiscal year ended
equity in net earnings OF Chi
cago Footprint Company and Rotoprint
Gravure COMPANY. Inc. we're SSH 6SS
ings represent S4o3 per share on S75. 900
shares OF common stock outstanding Tor
The wear, compared with 1885 per share
on the 800 900 average number OF shares
outstanding for the previous year.
F, B. Davis Jr,. chairman of the Board
and president of the United States
Rubber Company. announces that VIII
liam o. Cutter, director, member Of the
executive committee. and vioe-preSident,
and who for a number of years was
controller of the company. has rendered
his resignation and is sailing tonight for
an extended trip abroad for rest and
recreation. Gutter has been with the
company in various capacities in the
departments of accounts and finance for
more than fourteen years.
NEW YORK. March Strengthening
construction activity in the United Sta ties
continues to maintain the gains recorded
in recent weeks and is well ahead Of the
same period last year. Engineering News
Record reports Commercial and in
dustrial contract lettings announced
throughout the country in the past week
showed further increases in value. Awards
for all classes of heavy construction work
during this period totaled 500 1873. 600
which compares with sl81 $4,000 in the
previous week and SOS .259 900 in the cor
responding week last wear.
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Falling from shed at his home
while playing this morning, Max
Anderson, Z, son of Charles Ander-
son, 108 South Davidson street, suf-
fered broken arm. The boy was
taken to city hospital.
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Produce Markets

ygs country runl-Loss OF. delivered
Indianapolis. ale: henery quality. No. /
No. 2. 2lc.
oultry tpuying pricesl Hens. Weighing
{ lbs. or over. Csc: under Az lbs. 26C.
horn hens. Csc: springers. lbs. or
II. ale; under 4l3 lbs. ale: hroilers.
8, sac: old cocks, i2d15c; ducks. fun
fhered, fat. whites, i2c: geese. l0c.
Sc prices arc for No. top quality.
red by Kingan g. Co.
utter (wholesalel-No. /. 44045c: No.
2D43c. Butterfat-39c.
t!eese (wholesale selling price per
ndl American loaf. sic; pimento loaf
Wisconsin f1rstS. 27c: Longhorns. SAC:
" York IimbeTger. 36c.
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day was 266.l9 up 2.34. Average OF tWen-
txen nf1S utilities f vas lo54 up So. Aver
age Of forty bonds 1851. of ID.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 31.-StockS
turned irregular after a firm open
ing today as traders took profits in
recent strong spots. The market,
however, resisted attempts to bring
about reaction on firmer money
tone and around noon rallying ten
denotes were noted.
While recent favorites we're meet
ing selling that brought them down
fractions to a point, many others
forged ahead. Columbia GRAPHIC
phone was exceptionally active and
strong, rising nearly 2 points to a
new high on the movement at 30.
Radio Corporation made new high
at 547s, up Is, while international
Telephone and Telegraph advanced
"a points to 81.
United States Steel around noon
had worked back to the previous
close of 1885,, after touching 1885,
only = under the high for the year,
made Saturday. American Can was
down to 1924, off Ia. Westing-
house Electric at 1873, off 212, and
General Motors 4934, off Il.
Stocks Sell Lower
Other issues selling off a point or
more from the previous close in
cluded General Electric, Johns
Manyille, Chrysler, American Tele-
phone and Consolidated Gas. j. I
Case, subject to wide swings, broke
l 0points to 200.
Utilities were mixed, featured on
the upside by International Tele-
phone, up more than 2 points at 81
and on the downside by American
Telephone, off 1as at 2629s.
Oils were steady to firm. Sinclair
equaled it's high of the year at 28h
up g. Standard of New Jersey eased
fractionally. Mercantile issues lost
after early gains. ears-Roebuck
made new low for the year at
815s, off 2. Montgomery Ward
spurted at the opening, but later
lost nearly all its gain.
Auburn was the strong spot in the
motors, rising AZ to 253; United
Aircraft continued to lead its
group, while Bethlehem and Republic
were strong in the steel section.
Tickers Fall Behind
Tickers were more than half
hour late, with wide variations be-
tween prices on the floor and on the
tape.
News was not of the kind to sway
the market either way. Call Money
was flrmer in tone at 4 per cent,
with supplies limited, due to
preparations for payment Of more
than a billion dollars in interest and
dividends at the quarter end.
Crude oil production in California
showed a substantial reduction.
Good earnings reports were issued
by several companies. The Radio
report came up to expectations and
sent shorts to cover. New York
state employment was reported in
creaSing.
Sears, Roebuck, in the four weeks
ended March 26, had sales of $685.
174,441, against $28,256,770 in the
same period last year, a decrease OF
10.9 per cent accounting for the de-
cline to a new 1880 low in the stock
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Aged Man Dies Suddenly

DARLINGTON, Ind, March 81
Funeral services were held Sunday
for William Griffith, IS, retireC
farmer, who died suddenly while
talking to members of his family
at his home north of here.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT
NEW YORK STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

BV UNiffd Press
WASHINGTON. March 3l.-Treasury net
balance on March %. was 1858, 1865, 402 80.
Customs receipts for the month to the
same date totaled SIS. 34O o62.54. Govern
ment expenditures on March %. were
1923. 049.89.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. March 81. Butter -
Steady: creamery IN tub lots. according to
score. S9d o acc; common score discounted
1d3c: psoking stock. No. !, &c: No >,
23c: No. ;. lie; hutterfst. 569 sec. Eggs
Lower; cases included: Fresh gathered.
a4iso: hrsts. 24c; seconds. 2lis; nearby
ungsaded, 24c: Guek egGS' SSc; goose,
81. so. Live poultry-Thin and coarse
stock sells only az heavy discount: fowls.
5 pounds and over. Csc 4 lbs and over.
27c. ; lbs. and over. 27c: Jeghorns. 3 lbs.
and over. 26c: ROSTERS. l6c: capons s
his and over, 5Sc: under S lbs. SSc; slips.
2ic: 1880 broilers over lbs. 42c; colored
broilers. IL lbs. and over. Ale; II lbs.
and over. SIC: Leghorn and Orphington
bro4lers. u lbs an dover. soc; IL lbs.
and over. Sc; broilers. partly festhered.
IS soc; black springers. soc.
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! United Press

NEW eyORK. March 31.-Flour- Quiet
a Sspring patents. S6 $50. Pork
-Iess-s50 So Lard-Steadv. Middle
Spot, Sl0.55G10.65. Tallow-Quet:
Y }l to extra s. 2 6ssc. Potatoes
and steady: Long Island. Sl.5O@
AS bbl.; Bermuda. S6d13.5O Dbl. Sweet
Potatoes-Demsnd good Southern baskets.
75cQ2; Southern bblS.. 50 25G $50: Jersey
baSkets 75cMS2.75 Dressed Poultry-FiTm;
turkeys. 81 sac: chickens. IS934c: Capoas,
3od 44ct fowls, rosie: ducks. Long Island.
20d31cl Live Pnnltry-Quiet; geese, l36
1Sc; ducks. Ia 22c: Fowls. 25630c;
turkeys. IS a sac; BOOSTERS. I5c: chickens,
"a SAC: caponS. 2sG 45c; broilers. 30642c:
ROSTERS. lSc; chickens. 24dS4c; capons.
2s045c: broilers 30m 42c. Cheese-Quiet:
state whole milk. fancy to special 26c;
Young Americas. 22a25
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Cash Hay

Indianapolis hay prices. T. o. b. country
Louisville. 23ls cents or less: No. tim
othy. $3.50; No. 2. sli5o: No. 5. $40;
No. 1 light clover mixed Sill so: No. !
clover mixed. $ii.50; No. / clover. $1,000.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving sl.02 for
No. 4 red wheat and csc Tor No. hard
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BIZ United Press

ceipts. 1880: market. IS to use lower;
slow at the decline; bulk. l60-2l0 lbs.
sI0,2o@1o.35; few; 22o-26o lbs. sg.75 To-
$500: calves. 1900: market. few cary
sales OF steers steady to weak; lower
undertone: bidding lower on mixed, year.
sl575Gl4: other classes. steady. SHEEP
Receipts / 500 market, few GOOD clipped
lambs to city butchers, steady at 50.
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Records Expected

The Street expects reinvestment
of the dividends and interest re-
ceiyed at the end of the quarter and
further high records are looked for
this week.
During the trading last week new
tops for the year or longer we're
made by such issues as American
Telephone and Telegraph, United
States Steel, American Can, Beth
lehem Steel, Warner Brothers Pic
lures Consolidated Gas, Radio Cor
poration, Pennsylvania Railroad,
Generally Electric and dozens of
others of almost equal Importance.
Only a few issues lost ground and
these were rallying late in the week.
Sales for the week compared by
days with the week before were as
follows.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. March .-Eggs-Markst
hrsts. 24d24izc: nrsts, 23iaa 23'sc; ordi-
mares. 22is q 23c; seconds. 22c Butter
extras ssc: extra irsts STA s7isc: frsts
81 a Soc; seconds. 3ld32i3c. standards
3SC Poultry-Market 7rmer; receipts.
26c: ducks. 900 23c: geese. I5c: turkeys
csc: ROSTERS. zoe: brothers. IS 40c. Cheese
Twins iSisG1ei4c; young Americas.
zoe Potatoes-On track. 373: arrivals.
1865; shipments, 9T6: market strong. Wis
consin sacked round whites. $3.50 q 2.65;
idaho sacked russets. S3406375: Texas
fat bliss triumph. $3.50.
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CHICAGO, March 31.-optimism over
the European export market as a field
for the American manufacture Of tire
control equipment was expressed by L.
E. Spencer, president of the Stromberg
Electric Company, who left Chicago for
New York from where he will sail for
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The North Side Lions Club,
lunching at the Columbia Club
Tuesday noon, will hear an address
on the spine by DR.. John j. Bibler,
chiropractor.
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Sons and daughters of Kiwanis
Club members will be guests of the
Kiwanis Club at luncheon WedneS-
day at the Ciaypool. The club will
observe its annual Fathers and
ChiAdren's day, with Roy R. Bair IN
charge of arrangements.
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Averages Up

The Dow, Jones 81 Co. industrial
and utility averages rose to new 1880
peaks in the Saturday session. The
weeks fluctuations in these figures
were as follows.
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Hogs

Receipts. 500; market. steady.
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CLEVELAND. O., March 3I.-Butter -
Extras, 42c; extra firsts. 42c. Eggs-Ex-
trss a5iz: frsts 24isd Csc Poultry
Fowls. csc: medium 30c: Leghorn. 25c;
heavy brothers. S5G42c: Leghorn broilers.
50 9 S5c; ducks. asa 2sc: old cocks. 1sc:
gsese I5G zoe: stays. 22c. Potstoes-Ohio
md New York. $3.75G3s5 per 150-lb.
.aek: Maine Green Mountain, s4.25 per
tSo-ls. sack Idaho russell. 81 per loo-lb.
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Net changes for the week in these classi~
flcations we're: Industrials, UP 9.76; Rail-
roads. up 283; Utilities. up Sl9.
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The City
i'm Brief

Bernard r. White, Crispus At
tucks high school student, won first
prize in the world Peace" orator.
ical contest sponred Sunday in Hol-
lenbeck hall by the Indiana Council
on International Relations. He will
represent Indianapolis in the state
contest, April 10.
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CHICAGO. March 91.-Business volume
of the Borg-Warner Corporation has
steadily increased since Jan. l. and e.
month thus far in 1880 has shown an
Improvement over the preceding period,
C. s. Davis. president, told stockholders
at the annual meeting late Saturday.
April. from present indications, will
continue to reflect this tendency and we
believe the improvement will be con-
tinued throughout the coming quarter"
he said.
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CHICAGO. March Sl.--Q. F.. s.-De Vry
Corporation's lens plant is operating on
fn Hi til scheduie. +. M Pletcner pres-
dent. announced Saturday. In addition
to manufacturing all of our. own lenses
equipment. we are making lenses for three
other camera and protector manufactur-
ers" he said.
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BIZ Times SpecidL

LOUISVILLE, KY. March sl.-Hogs =
ND sS.75: 225-300 lbs. $3.50: 1925 lbs.
SO 20; l3O;;165 lbs. $3.50 i3o lbs dq P1y
heifers SOC lower; others steady. prime
heavy steers. $1Ial2.5o; heavy shipping
So 50S1lO; fat heifers. s8G11.50; good to
Choice &C cows. s6.50G 80; medium TO good
cows. s6d $50; cutters. s5a $50; Gamers
$S5ea45S; bulls z6 ssq8 d iefdsTs. i gs
ceipts, 500: market steady; tops, s1I.50;
good to choice. s1OG l1.5o; medium to
good. s7a9 outs. Sc down: sheep-Res
wethers. ss.5oa 10: bulk lambs. ss.5o02;
seconds s6G7; sheep. s4.5oG 80 satuI-
day and Sunday shipments: Cattle. none
calves, 484; hogs, 6lS; sheep, none.
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SMALL TRADERS
AGAIN ACTIVE IN
STOCK MARKET
Belief Grows That Business
Has Turned Corner OF
Depression.
BIZ rnifed Prcss

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 31.-A bull
market last week was capped Sat-
urday by the livelieSt short session
since Dec. 7. Sales neared the
100000 mark for two hours fol-
lowing two days when the total ex-
ceeded 100000 shares.
Prices were whirled to new high
ground. Enthusiastic bidding for
stocks revealed entry on larger
scale Of the small traders who have
been out of the market for many
months following the autumn reac-
ton.
The immediate reason for the
bulHshneSS was the growing belief
that business has turned the corner
Of depression. Steel business showed
a slight decline in the week, but
weekly reviews pointed out better
demand growing and expected a
turn upward in the later spring.
Building Picks Up
Building operations were reported
picking up in the east where open
weather permitted outdoor work.
Weekly mercantile reviews Indicated
a turn for the better in business
generally.
Call money was slightly firmer
than many had expected but in view
of the fact that banks must pay out
more than a billion dollars in in
terest and dividends as the quarter
ends today, per cent was con-
sidered a light charge.
The feature of the week was a
decline of $21,OOO,OOO in brokerage
loans when an increase of as much
as $100,000000 had been expected
The loan totals showed that wealthy
individuals and corporations were
withdrawing funds and buying
stocks that gave them a better yield
than call money. This helped the
market materially.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

INUIdlNak ULIo . M blLNI
Indianapolis bank clearings. Monday.
March 81. S3,146,000: for month. sos, 1885,.
600; debts, $5,483,00o; for month, $751;
065 900.
CHICAGO STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. March 3f.-Bank clearings,
s8l. 900, 900; balances. s6000,000.
NEW YORK STATEMENT
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 31.-Bank clearings,
1898 600, 900: clearing house balance, $780,
ance. S142. 900, 900.
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Rv United press

BUFFALO, N. z. March s1:mlHogs. Re
f0G zoe below Saturdays average; packers
insisting on full decline: bulk 10000 lbs.
SIC so@i1; 22o-25o lbs: s1o4 t{ld 10 = 81
eeipts. 2. 200: better grade fed steers and
yeariinrgs very slow bulk unsold bids and and
odd sales SOC lower, others weak to SOC
veariings. SfI012; medium heifers, $1,000
Sii.25: fat cows, s725@8.5o; cutter grade.
$3.500625. Calves-Rec 2ipts; 800; yeale ers
common and medium, S10613. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 1900 lambs fairly active; general
" steady: good to choice sparingly, sly. 70;
medium and strong weights, $950@10.25;
shorn lambs, $9G9.50
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RU United Press

CLEVELAND. March s1.-Hogs- receipts,
5700; followers, 300; weights 29e l3 sS'
down Csc lower: others, weak to 23c on;
l60-2i0 lbs. $1,000: top. $1,000; 220-25O
lbs. $1O@lO.15; 10000 lbs; s9.75@ 10;
over 300 lbs. $3.50 pigs 5000; 1921 So B
ceipts, 800: steers. slow and steady; COM
mon to medium kinds S. 400 y 7l 5oGa 5 e.
cutter grades, S475@625: and medium to
good bulls. s8G9.50; fairly active: strong;
Calves Receipts. 1000; SOC OF. or more
lower, better grades. $14Gl5; inbetWeens'
s1IGi3: culls. down to 50 and under.
Sheep-Receipts. 300; lambs. 25e or more 20 re
lower: desirable clippers around $8;iog
o,25: and comparable Woolskins around,
SlO610.50. steady.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH, March 3l.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts $3.50; market STEADY to loc l SIo r
Gi085; heavier hogs. Sl0d10.25 i00-l30
lbs. S1050G 1918; Sows, $8.50n9. Cattle
Receipts 800; market weak to Csc
lower; full decline in Sters; bulk, S11d
Is: most fat cows s6.5oQ8: few heifers,
s7d10.5O; bulls. s7@9- Calves-ReceiPts'
725: market SOC higher; top Iyealers. $50.
Sheep-Receipts, $3.50; market steady;
bulk clipped lambs, sea $50; clipped aged
wethers S6G 6.75.
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Receipts. 100; market. steady.
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press


CHICAGO. March 1.-Hogs-Receipts,
soc owd 5aOVS op arSi o pad i
160-210 lbs weights $lO15d 1925; choice,
250-lb. weights S975. and 300lb. weights,
$3.50; butchers. medium to choice, 250-3o0
lbs. $9.20d9.75: 200-250 lbs. 50. 45M10 40:
10000 lbs. $9.5o@ 1850; 130-16o lbs. $94o
9lo.4o; packing soc%s, $8.I5; pigs me-
Receipts. 1900; calves. $500; largely q
active for strictly good and choice weighty
steers: top. $l465; lower grade light year
Iings. steady to 25c lower; she stock steady;
slaughter classes. steers good an6 &c eh9lce'
1300-1500 lbs. $f2.50M15i 1100-l3O0 lbs,
sl225@15 s50-1100 lbs. $I2@15: common
yearlings. good and choice, 7Sq-s5o l6 os0
lbs down $11.25@13.75: common and me
dunn. $S911.25; cows, good and cholce
ST756I0; common and medium, 5000
IT'S; low cutter and cutters. S5@ $50; bulls.
good and choice. beef, S8G9.25; gutter to
medium, $685. q $40: vealers. milk fed. good
and common, $7@s: stockers and nc fesdeE 5;
M1l.75; common and medium. So rs q JOB:
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000; nothing done
talking Csc or more lower; indications
bulk fat lambs, s9.25@9.75; best heid
above. $40: fat ewes, uuotaole steaqy
around. $3.50 down shearing lambs nomi-
nal: lambs good and choice 81 lbs down;
100 lbs down, sS.5O69.75: ewes. medium
to choice. $50 lbs. down, $5a $50; Gull and
and choice, S9M9.50.
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CHICAGO. March S1.-Pevesling a cur
rent position Of better than six to one and
cash and marketable securities alone 5.8
first annual report of the Bendix Aviation
Corporation was released to the stock
holders today by Vincent Bendlx. presi-
Total current assets at Dec. 81. 1929,
amounted to S25.573141 against current
liabilities OF SO, 542312. Cash. call loans
and marketable securities totaled sl8,-
COZ 528. Total assets were S70,9s6,235.
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ms and friends Of Irvington

Patrons and friends of Irvington
School 81 will hear DR.. Walter Star
kie. Irish lecturer, discuss 1.-THE
Gypsies and Their Music" in the
school auditorium, East Washing
ton street and Ritter avenue, at 8:15
tonight.
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Rn United preRa

ceipts. 800; market l0@I5c lower; -6eayies.
seas: so: mediums $1o@ iO29; 43rkfT rs
ceipts, light r arket steady. Calves-Re-
ceipts, light; lrket steady. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, light: market slow and lower.
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Business and Finance

Europe March 81. Spencer Is planning
to establish representatives for his
company. which manufactures various
types of time recording and control
apparatus, In seven foreign countries.