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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
PORKERS SHOW
F|RMER TREND
IN DULL TRADE
Choice Steers Up 10 to rs
Cents in Cattle Mart;
Sheep Even.

Hogs were inactive this morning,
a few early sales steady, with the
bulk unsold. Asking prices we're
around 10 cents higher than
Wednesday. A price range of $500
to S515 was recorded for the few
hogs finding buyers Receipts were
estimated at 1000; holdovers were
511.
Choice steers showed a higher
trend, prices moving up IS to 25
cents. Several loads sold for 5000
to SLOTS, the latter figure being
paid for five loads Other classes
in this market we're steady. Vealers
were unchanged at $3.50 down. Calf
receipts we're 500.
Sheep were rteady with receipts
Of 1000. The bulk sold for Sc to
$3.50.
Chicago hog market opened most
ly 10 to 20 cents higher than
Wednesdays average, with most &C
ton on best grades. Heavy weights
around 22o to 26o pounds sold at
$5.25 to $535, while early top held
at $5.35, with some holding higher
Lighter weights from $50 to 200
pounds sold at $4.85 to $50. Re-
ceipts were $4,000, including 1000
direct. Holdovers, 5000 Cattle
Receipts, 5000; calves, 1000; mar
ket, steady to 25 cents higher. Sheep
Receipts, $4,000; market, around
Is cents higher.
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Deaths

Fred H. Shaw, "a. city hospital, gangrene
Nancy A. stretsberg. 80, 1921 North
School. cardio vascular renal disease.
Albert Peterson, As. White river, drown
ing.
pital. broncho pneumonia.
Maurice johnson, month. city hospital.
sylvia Belle Bryant. IL days. 1894 High
land place. atelectasis.
Francis Wood. months. Riley hospital,
broncho pneumonia.
Charles Harris, IS, 147 McLain place,
chronic myocarditis.
Cora Alice Rhodes, rs, st. vincent's hos
pital. influenza.
Michael Herbert O'Haire. ~. 72s North
Pennsylvania, apoplexy.
Ella Lewis. 81, 1913 Yandes, chronic
Martin wilcox, IS. 1870 Bundy place,
acute dilatation of heart.
Frieda F. Trenck, 81. Methodist hospital,
cerebro emholiSm.
Leah Ellen Griffin, months, Riley hos
pital, premature birth.
Eugene Meyer. 81, st. Vincent's hospital,
uremia.
Violet Miller, months. city hospital.
tuberculouS perifonitis
Ciareca John.I so. city hospital, lobar
Isaac s. Stricken. 10. st. Vincent's hos
pttal, chronic nyocarditis.
Irene Levy. Is. $40 East Eleventh, cere-
bxal apOplexYs
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OPPOSE 'MILITARISM'
M. E. Church Area Against
Training in Schools.

Military training in high schools
and colleges is opposed by the In
dianapolis area council of Methodist
Episcopal church.
In place of military training, the
councils welfare committee suggest
ed adoption Of course in colleges
on international relations.
Community enterprises through
out the state for the support of the
needy and obtaining of employment
for those without work, will be sup
ported by the council, it was re-
solved at the closing session of a
melting of the council at Meridian
Street Methodist church.
Strengthening Of prohibition en-
forcement and war on gambling
we're urged.
Newly-elected officers of the IN
dianapolis council are:
Bishop Edgar Blake, president; the Rev.
j. N. Green of Vincennes, the Rev. G. H.
Taylor of South Bend and the Rev. F. A.
Hall of Richmond, vice presidents; the
Rev. W.. w. Want, pastor of the North
M. E. church of indianapolis, secretary;
the Rev. John w. Rose of Upton. assist
ant secretary, and Miss Hazel Funk of
Indianapolis, treasurer.
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The City
in Brief

Motion pictures of Indiana's state
parks will be shown by Frank N.
Wallace, state entomologist, at a
meeting OF the Indianapolis Ex-
change Club Friday noon at the
Lincoln.
Case reports by seven city physi-
clans will be given at the Nov. 8
meeting of the indianapolis Medi-
cal Society in the Athenaeum.
A masked Halloween party will
be given by Englewood lodge, F. &
A. M, assisted by Engelwood chap
ter, o. E. S., Friday night at the
Englewood lodge hall, 27141a East
Washington street.
John b. FuIlen, secretary of the
Ohio State University Association,
will be guest speaker at a meeting
of Indianapolis alumni at 8 Friday
at the Spink-Arms.
Crispus Attacks Parent Teacher
Association will hold it's first meet
ing for the school year Friday at
the school. Mrs. Walker Cornett,
PIT. A. president, and Mrs. Clay
ton Ridge, representing the Com
munity Fund, will talk.
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BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
CHICAGO. Oct. .-Carlots-Wheat,
IS, corn Iii, oats 81. rye and barley D..
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BY ELMER G. Waller
United Press Financial EDITOR

NEW YORK, oct. ga rally in
the railroad shares brought the en-
tire stock list up fractions to
point from previous closing levels
today after an early setback OF
similar proportions.
Some forced selling as a result OF
Wednesdays decline was executed
at the opening. Buying was better,
however, and losses we're held to
small amounts. There was nothing
in the news to affect the market
and the general opinion was that a
rally was due
When Steel common dipped to
632s within about a point Of its
bear market low, support developed
and the issue came back near the IS
level, against a previous close of
64i5. Other industrials followed
Steel with Westinghouse Electric
and Du Pont scoring one point
gains.
Meanwhile the railroad shares,
heaviest Of Wednesdays groups,
turned upward under the leadership
of New York Central which reached
so, up Ia net, and Atchison at
1914, up 215. Others rose fractions
to more than a point.
Then the utilities, led by Console
dated Gas at 1913, up rs, swung
into line. Motor shares strengthened
as did Harvester issues. Coppers
and oils we're quiet, moving in a
narrow range.
With the turn in stocks cotton
futures steadied and turned upward.
Grains also met support after small
losses in earlier trading Bonds were
irregularly lower in the early trad
ing, but the domestic industrials
presented a better tone around
noon.
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WALES SLOGAN
SWEEPS BRITAIN
BilIboard'S Everywhere
Have Princes Words.
By United Press

By United Press
LONDON, Oct. 29.-The present
financial siuation in Great Britain
has swept the slogan Buy British"
coined by the prince of Wales, to
great widespread popularity.
Every shop window, newspapers,
billboards, bus and underground
placards, and other mediums Of
advertising drip with Buy British"
and British and Best"
The appeal is used locally as
well as nationally. Housewives arc
urged by newspaper and magazine
articles, over the radio and by per-
sonal callers to buy their fish from
British firms, clean their floors with
soap produced by British workmen,
teach their children to clean their
teeth with British made articles and
to sleep between British produced
sheets.
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In the Cotton Markets
CBv thomson & McKinnonl

NEW YORK, Oct. 28.-The cotton
market started very we'll this morn
ing. Five to ten points higher, but
the first prices were the highest for
the first half of the session. The
trade had very little to do with it.
Lower securities and the belief
that nothing has been done about
the sale of farm board cotton
were the causes. The tone of the
market improved around noon.
Tuesday news to the effect that
cotton is going into consumption at
a rate of. IA per cent above the
same time last year was surprise
to most of the trade.
It was widely quoted in the news
papers. We think we'll of buying
cotton on all reactions.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

American Tobacco declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of SIPS each on COM
mon and common B. both PAYABLE Dec. !.
OF record Nov. 10.
Westinghouse Air Brake in nine
months ended Sept. 80. earned IL cents
q share. against S1.79 in like 1880 pc
riod. September quarter 20 cents.
against 80 cents in previous quarter and
So cents in September. 1880 quarter.
Air Reduction September quarter earn
previous quarter and 81 IS in September
1880 quarter Nine months $3.50 against
$500 in like 1880 period.
General Cigar September quarter earn
inEs Sl.60 a common share. against 30
cents in previous quarter and sl.54 IN
against sails in ike 1880 period.
New York cables opened in London at
3.675, against 3.9025; Paris, checks. 50 rs;
Amsterdam. s.55; Italy, 1925, and Berlin.
1850.
Bank Of England statement as of Oct
%. shows circulation $4,000 pounds
against S5S.2so pounds on Oct. 70. Rattle
bullion 136,ss7.ol0 pounds. against l37.oS5.-
New York Railways Corporation septem-
Der income SAT, 903 after taxes and charges
months s265.7as against s5s.S54.
Canadian Pacific September net operat-
ing income $3,263, 692. against S6,750,672
in September. 1890. Nine months S14,660,
241 against s22SsS,ss7.
Engineers Public Service Company in
twelve months ended Sept. 80, earned
S2.12 common share, against S2.64 in
previous twelve months
Aviation Corporation of Delaware. in
nine months ended Sept. 30. net loss Sel7,-
907. against net loss of S4,022,154 in ike
1880 period.
the regular quarterly dividend of 80 cents
payable Nov. 80. of record oct. 81.
United States Stores Corporation de-
81 on preferred stock, payable Dec. Is, OF
record Nov. IS.
New England Power Association in nine
avaiiaSle for 'ei reserves r.; and common
dividends. against S5.725,8o0 in first nine
months of 1880.
J. G. Brill Company declared the
regular quarterly dividend of SIPS on
preferred stock. payable Nov. 2, of record
Oct. 80.
Central railroad of New Jersey Septem-
Der net operating income Sl25.956 against
$724 874 in September. 1880 Nine months
S3,O78, 1s2. against S5.461 1923.
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TAX FIGHT TO COURT
City Determined to Avoid
2-Cent Reduction.

City officials, led by Mayor Regi-
Maid H. Sullivan and advised by the
city legal department, will go to
court in their fight to restore the
2 cents which the state tax board
recently sliced from the civil city
tax levy.
This was announced today by Ed
ward H. Knight, city corporation
counsel, who has spent several days
studying possible legal redress from
the tax boards decision.
Reminded that the Marion county
circuit court upheld the city's levy
request against reduction of l cent
by the tax board last year, city Off
Gals hope for similar decision.
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New York Liberty Bonds
BIND GAS ATTENDANT
WITH OWN NECKTIE
Bandits Rifle Cash Register, Out
distance Pursuers.
Oct. "a

Binding the hands of a filling
station attendant with his own
necktie, two bandits late Wednesday
night rifled the cash register of the
station at Holt road and Washing
ton street and escaped in an auto
chase in which they outdistanced
purSuerS.
Paul Sharp, 1921 North Harding
street. the attendant, told deputy
sheriffs he was helpless after his
hands were tied, and that the BAN
dts took nine gallons of gasoline
after looting the cash register.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Love of
Summitville, who witnessed the
holdup from window of the filling
station, pursued the bandit car east
to the Rockville road where the
gunner made a sharp turn and
Speeded out of sight.
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BrightSpots
of Business
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. Oct 2s.-sales Of Servel.
Inc. for the fiscal year closing Oct. 81,
will set a new record and double those
for 1880, according to preliminary esti-
mates.
WILMINGTON. Del-Engineers Public
Service Company reported for the year
ended Sept. 80 net earnings Of s22, 659, 1877,
against S22, 447,5ls in the preceding year.
NEW YoRK-Net profit of webster-Eis-
o0H vas sass E 'a asa naFsF 6 sa0'd loss sept Of
si2s,72s in the preceding quarter.
NORFOLK. va.-september net income
against s4o4, 299 in September, 1880.
NEW YoRK.-General Cigar Company
reported for the quarter ended Sept; 80,
estimated net profit of s644172, or $3.50
share in the preceding quarter and $780,
977 Or sl.54 share in the third quarter
PHILADELPHIA-Net income of the
Sept. so was SIG, lOS. 1859. compared with
s15.542,s8o in the preceding year.
NEW YORK-New York Railways Com
s47,90s against S34,567 in September, 1880:
net for nine months to Sept 80 was $685.
726. against S58.954 in the like 1880 period.
NEWARK. N Public Service Electric
and Gas Company received contract to
furnish half of electricity for lighting the
new Kill Van Kul bridge between New
Jersey and Staten Island, N. Y.
HARTFORD Conn.-Orders from I'm
derwood-Ell Fisher Company's office in
England for the past few days averaged
1000 typewriters daily. a gain over bust
ness recently received.
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CHICAGO STATEMENT
TREASuRY STATEMENT

Oct. 20
LltaIlIlBS .s..........-. .S4z, oOu, OOO .Ou
bdldHCeS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,1OU,UOO. OU
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Births


Henry and Helen Alike, 1924 North OK
ford
: Robert and Dorothy Henderson, $50
North East.
Hubert and Marie Marsh. 1869 East New
York.
Carl and Mary Schubert Methodist hos
Ralph and Hazel Hineman. Methodist
John and Ella wertenberger. 1858 Hiatt.
Ralph and Margaret Thompson, 1921
West Walnut
James and Iva Staples, 9ss Maple road.
Lloyd and Margaret Thomas, l435 Lee.
Rex and Beatrice Haislup. Methodist
hospital.
Boys
Thomas and Martha Hayes, 1841 New
Harry and Dorothy Kennedy. 1915 Har-
BENJAMIN and Fairy Harrel. Methodist
hospital.
Travis and Frances Lockwood. Methodist
Edward and Helen Grove. Methodist
Herschel and Eula Hadley. Methodist
hospital.
Dee and Genevieve Lenfesty. Methodist
William and Picolla Mcclure. 2l2s Pros
pect.
cOnSin.
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CONDEMN BUDGET CUT
Central Labor Union Denounces
School Tax Levy Action.

Resolution condemning the state
tax board for pairing 6 cents off the
city school tax levy was voted to-
day by the indianapolis Central
Labor Union.
The resolution backed the city
school boards criticism of the
slash. 1t follows:
"Organized labor is aware of the
fact that it is of no benefit to the
working people, but an injustice, by
throwing men into the rank of the
unemployed and also making bad
conditions for school children. Big
business is benefited by the slash,
not home owners"
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Geese 0utfIy Plane

by DUIItU fT668
SANDUSKY, o., Oct. 29-Post-
master Nernette Warner here re-
ported an airmail pilot recently at
tempted to outdistance huge flight
of wild geese. The geese dipped
and deployed, he said, without
breaking their formation, then, in a
sudden fright, left the speeding pilot
far behind,
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Bank CIearingS

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Oct 90
learings ....................S 2,197. 000. 0C
edits Observation-Disclosures. 4,740, 900. %
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Ruth Undaunted
BN United Press

Ftoo
CLEVELAND, Oct. 29.-Ruth
Nichols, unofficial long distance
record holder among women filters,
was to leave for New York this aft
ernoon aboard a passenger air line
after stopping off here overnight.
En- route from Louisville where her
plane was damaged badly at the end
of a projected transcontinental hop,
Miss Nichols refused to state her
immediate plans, but said she would
try to break some more flying rec
ords in the near future.
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New York Curb Market
CBy Thomson g. McKinnon)
Chicago Stocks Opening

(Bv James T. Hamill g. co.,
Oct. o.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Oct. -Hogs-Receipts.
1000; holdovers. 10: mostly tseady; 20O-300
lbs. $40; l60-ls0 lbs. s5.25; pigs. SIS;
sows. s525. Cattle-Receipts, 300; demand
narrow: lower grade steers on peddling
basis: uneven price decline necessary to
move: many cows and bulls; scattered cut
ter and light steers. $3.7566; near steady:
load medium giving little interest; only a
small killer trade above 81 on best eight
choice bulls; low cutter to medium cows
wanted. largely S1.50G4: few early $3.50.
Calves-Receipts. 200: steady to weak:
bulk desirable vealers. SO downward; SPAR
ingly $3.50: culls to medium slow. largely
S5d6. Sheep-Receipts. 1000: active,
steady to strong. and upward to s625
$50 on desirable lambs; choice quoted
higher. around s6.75 culls and medium
throwouts. s4H5.5o. mostly.
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Fireman Builds Plane

Russell Hammer, GAL North Rural
street, Pennsylvania railroad fire.
man, today had the satisfaction of
knowing that a light airplane he
constructed IS capable of flying, al
though he Is not yet a pilot.
Hammer, who built the ship in
his spare time, is taking flying les
sons at Hoosier airport, being in
Structed by Bob Shank, Hoosier air.
port president, and hopes to be able
to solo soon. His homemade plane
was tested Tuesday by Orville L.
Grimes and was found satisfactory.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 8 a. M:
West wind, II miles an hour;
temperature, Al; barometric pres
sure, 1859 at sea level; ceiling, thin,
scattered clouds, unlimited; visi-
bility, Z miles; field, good.
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DUCKS RICHIE BOOM
Mayor CurIey of Boston Won't At
tend Luncheon for Governor.

By United Press
BOSTON, Oct. 29.-Mayor James
M. Curley of Boston, who helped
Al Smith carry Massachusetts in
1928, will attend the Governor AL
bert G. Richie luncheon Saturday
in name only.
Mayor Curley, long power in
state politics, will be tout of town"
though his name appears on the
program as a speaker.
Curley, who favors Governor
Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York
as Democratic presidential nomi-
nee, said his name was placed on
the program without his knowledge
or consent.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

EAST BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. le.-Hogs-
On. sale. 1,2OO; active largely to packers;
weights above $50 lbs 5@15c higher:
sirable. 1925 lbs S, 60@5 IS; packing
sows. s4.25@4.65. Cattle-Receipts. 100
and Bulls weak to sc lower: cutter Utter cows STWs
s125Q250: medium bulls, S3.2563.75. odd
lots common heifers and steers. $4.25@4.75.
Calves-Receipts 1875: vealers. steady: good
to choice. SO: choice and medium. S5.5067.
Sheep-:Receipts LOO; lambs, fairly active
generally steady: good to choice. $780,
medium kinds and fat bucks. $50; strong
weight thrcwouts. $3.50.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Sales Of Servsl
Inc, for the fiscal year closing Oct. 81.
for 1880, according to preliminary esti-
mates.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss OF delivered
in Indianapolis 1sc: henerv quality No. l..
Poultry (buYing pricesl Hens weighing
lbs. or over. Ice; under lbs. .15c; Leg
gas lbs e-i and up. i4c: bareback, lie: Leg
horn broilers 12c: spring chickens. Az
lbs. and up. lac: under. lac, old
cocks. 8@9c: ducks. full feathered. &c:
geese. &C. These prices are for No ! top
quality quoted by Kingan & Co.
Butter (wholesale) NO. l. 33@34c; No.
g. 31@32c
Butterfat-30c.
Cheese Wholesale selling price per
ioaf, 25Hc: Wisconsin, Wise SIM firsts i9c Long
horns. Ice: New York limberger. SOC.
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LegIes Man Is Branded Bandit

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Despite the
fact he is a legless cripple, Rocco
Russo, %, is being held as a sus-
pect in a pay roll robbery. Police
said Russo was able to walk with
artificial limbs and charged him
with being the driver of the bandit
car.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO. Oct Eggs-Market, steady
26c; f1rsts, 241sc; current receipts, 19@2 3c;
seconds, 12M16c. Butter-Market, steady
receipts. 5.033 tubs; extras, 29Ac; extra
24@25c standards. 2s1ac. Poultry~Mar-
ket,, steady: receipts. no cars in, due;
fowls 15m20c; springers. 15h@161Ac; Leg
turkeys. ITO zoe; BOOSTERS. i2c; broiiers,
2 lbs.,. 14c; broilers under lbs, 14c Leg
horn broilers, 141ac. Cheese twins 14A@
141s; Young Americas, 1412@1424c. Potatoes
$50; market. steady; to firm; Wisconsin
Round Whites, 75690c: Minnesota and
North North Dakota Coolers, 89o@85c; Red River
Ohlos. 85@95c; Idaho Russets. $1,000. 40.
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By Tin es Special

LOUISVILLE. oct. s.-Hogs-Receipts.
500: steady; 1920 lbs, s5.O5: 240-3oO lbs
s4.65: 800 lbs. up. So 20: IT'S lbs. down, pigs
included. $3.50; packing sows, S28oG3.55;
steady at weeks decline: bulk medium and
good. Slaughter steers and heifers. S566:
slaughter cows. S3.75 down; bulk bulls
SS43.50; Calves-Receipts. 800. steady:
TOP yealers, So: medium, $500 $50: cullS
50 down Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 200;
steady: TOP fat lambs. So: buck lambs So
throwouts. So down; fat ewes. So down.
WeoneSday's shipments-Cattle. 431; calves.
los; hogs. none; sheep. none.
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BIZ Unitel Press

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 29.-Hogs- Receipts,
17o-210 lbs. $500 $50; 22o-27O lbs, s525
65.40; 100-130 lbs, s4.7505.25; packing
sows. $4G4.50 Cattle-Receipts. so; mar
common to medium heifers. $4G5. Calves
Receipts. 100; market. steady; good to
choice vealers mostly $7.5o69; medium
1000: market. steady: good to choice. 65-
76-Ib. lambs S696.50; lighter weights
down to $3.50; common and medium. So
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29
Defers Ruling in Junk Case

After two hours of argument to-
day, Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker
took under advisement the plea for
a new trial of Sam WeinStein, Indi-
annapolis junk dealer, sentenced re-
Gently to one to ten years on a
charge of receiving stolen goods.
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American Tobacco declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of SIPS each on COM
mon and common B. both PAYABLE Dec. i.
OF record Nov. 10.
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WILMINGTON. Del.-Engineers Public
Service Company reported for the year
ended Sept 80 net earnings Of so, 659. 327,
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BIZ Hnited Presa

>, CLEVELAND Il. Oct; 29.-Butter-Extras
steady. Poultry@Heavy fowls. 22a54c:
medium. 19620c: Leghorn. 120i5c: heavy
broilers.. 18@19c: Leghorn broilers, i3mI5c;
ducks. 12@16c: old cocks. 12@14c: geese
13c: market. steady. Potatoes-Ohio and
New York mostly 40055c per bushel sack;
Maine Green Mt. best. ST. few, S1.10 per
100-lb. sack; Idaho Russets. $1.65 6175;
few, S1.8061S5 per 100-lb, sack
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By United Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-Potatoes-Mar-
ket. dull and easy; Long Island, 75c@S2
per bbl.: New jersey $1.25@1.S5 per
basket; Idaho. $2.10@2.S5 per sack; Maine,
ket steady; Jersey baskets. $1.50@1.75;
Southern baskets, 40@65c; Southern bills,
$1@1.25. Flour--Market. quiet and firm;
Market. dull. Mess-$21.5 so per Dbl
Dressed Poultry-Market. steady; turkeys.
2o@3sc; chickens. 17@S4c; broilers,, 17@
@19c. Live Poultry-Market, quiet; geese,
12Q15c; ducks. 12@23c; fowls, 17d26c;
turkeys, 20625c; ROSTERS 16017c; broilers,
16622c; chickens. $50 Csc; capons, 20028c
Cheese-Market, dull and easy; state whole
milk fancy to special, 14@13c; Young
America, 15N@1524c.
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Plan Airport FroIiC

A Halloween party and dance will
be held in the main hangar of
Hoosier airport Thursday night by
members of the Hoosier Flying
Club.