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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-02-25

Tomorrow: A cOntortionist at II.
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In the Cotton Markets
By Thomson & McKinnon,

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-March
liquidation due to the rendering of
about $4,000 bales was absorbed by
the spot people who issued the
notices. Trading was light. aside
from switching.
Offering were moderate in Nav
and beyond, so the market rules
steady at prices a little higher than
last nights final. Spot news from
the south told of a good foreign
demand, high basis and no letup in
the holding by owners.
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In the Air

Weather conditions at 9 a.. M:
South southwest wind, 6 miles an
hour, high, thin broken clouds; tenn
perature, Al; barometric pressure,
30.13 at sea level; ceiling, unlimited;
visibility, IL miles; field, soft.
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PURDUE A WEEDS

b. Times Special
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 25.-Guy
j. Mackey, assistant football coach
at Purdue, was married here
Wednesday to Miss Bernice Thomp-
son of Louisville. Both r Purdue
graduates. They left today for Ha-
Vana.
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ANNUAL WILL HONOR
S%HORTRIDGE TEACHER
Year Book viii be Dedicated to
Miss Mary Pratt, Glass Decides.

~ ~
Announcement that the Short
ridge high school annual will be
dedicated to Miss Mary Pratt was
made at a meeting of the senior
class Wednesday by William Nc
Cav, editor of the publication. The
class Endorsed the decision of the
annual staff.
Miss Pratt, a member of the Eng
Ish faculty, has taught at Short
ridge eight years. She is sponsor
Of the Tuesday Echo staff, the So
cial committee and the Poetry Club.
The class chose 'The Millionaire"
by Juliet Wilbor Tomkins for the
class play. Tryouts will begin next
week.
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New York Cables opened in London at
3.4S 1-3; Paris, checks $3.50; Amster-
dam, $685.; Italy, $500, and Berlin,
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Pirelli Company of italy, declared the
dividend of 10 cents for 1881. against IL
per cent in previous year.
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Southern, Pennsylvania Pipe Line Com
pany declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 81, payable April l, of record
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Merrimac Hat Corporation declared the
regular quarterly dividend of so cents on
common stock, payable March l. of record
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FRENCH PILOT KILLED

By United Press
MEYERS, France, Feb. 25.-Miss
Renee Friedrich, famous French
automobile speed pilot, was killed
Wednesday when her automobile
struck a tree while she was driving
in the Paris Rivera race. Her me-
chanic escaped serious injuries.
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Births
: tsv Thomson a McKinnOrl'

Harry and Ruth Riggs. 1919 Ashland.
Laban and Nellie Holm, $50 west Twen-
ty-ninth.
Kenneth and Cleo Perry. 2207 Duke.
Elmer and Hattie Behr, st. Vincent hos
pitai.
Carl n Bernice Dietz, $50 Eugene.
Boys
Franklin n Cecilia Clampitt, 1853
Congress.
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Chicago g. Northwestern Railway Co.
in 1881 reported net loss at S6,O34,125
after charges, against net income of
$S,342,1 91 in 1880.
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Bank of France statement as Of Feb;
francs, against 3 1884, 600, 900 francs on
Feb. IL; circulation 81, 578, 900, 900 francs,
against 80, 288, 600, 900, and ratio $3.50
against $3.50 per cent.
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Honolulu Plantation Company in 1881
earned $1.68 a share, against SAL in
1880,
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Auqustiner continued its fast pace in
the Uptown League, taking three games
from Selmier Towel. Prima also won three
from Omar, while City Candy. Tipton-Lytle
and Hanna Register was losing the odd
game to Giesen Product. Coca Cola and
Of big 600 counts and repeated with a $50.
Bill Bowen nosed him out for top honors,
however, with a mark of 686.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in Wednesdays Times:
The Tuba Player of 10000 Fu-
nerals-For thirty-three years MI.
Fallowfield, in his capacity as
tuba player in the national mill
tary home band, West Los An
geles, Cal, has attended an aver
age of one funeral daily. His to-
tai to date is rather in excess of
10000 funerals.
TOnOrrnw. A conf0rfioniSf at II
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archaeological excavation in Ohio,
in which he assisted, will be the
topic of John II. Jefferson, speak
er for the meeting of the Exchange
Club to be held at noon Friday if
the Washington.
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Bn United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 10000; market. steady. to 1oc lower;
f5O-22O lbs. s4G4'10; 24O-3iO lbs. sS.75
$3.50; 1O0-140 lbs, $S.25@3.85; sows
mostly $3.15@3.25. Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
orally steady; most of steed run not yet
yarded; good and choice steers, $6@9;
good to medium, So. SCOOPS; good to
at: common to good S3.7565; cows $3.50
@3.75; low cutters $1.25@1.75; top medium
bulls, So; good and choice ~vealers, IS.
steady; choice lambs to city butchers, S6.75
al; packers talking $3.50 down; throwoutS
S404.50; bulk of ewes, S2.50@3.
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Puritan lodge No. 678, /. o. o. F.,
will hold a homecoming at Z Fri
day in Fraternal hall, Pershing ave-
hue and Michigan street.
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Other Livestock
BIZ United Prose-

oo S6HlH 6oI5SInig Feb g soS S5;dmi-as50gsa5Esceigss. 81
25S lbs, $5.so@39;' S s6Se5id'i ib soD' S. $4 a7oG ) I So:
i i4S-lSO lbs; $Ss;75s@4; pigs. $3@3.25;. PACK:
i5s SG good ana o6Sice liRs ss.7 15shtsii l4g i i
weight, 10000 lbs, good and Choice. $3.50
Q4;20; medium weights. 2O0-250 lbs good
ana choice. $S.80Q4.20; heavy weights, $50
n 10y lbs; good and choice, S3:6O@s.9O;
good, $3:25@S.55; slaughter pigs. iOOO-iSOo
lbs. good and choice. $3@3.65. Cattle-Re-
celptS. 5000; calves. 1000: fed steers and
warnings fairly active, strong to Csc higher;
Welghty kinds up. most; other killing classes
ioWer; early top long .yearlings. and Weighty
ouuocKs. 1925. Slaughter cattle and veal
erS--SteerS. 100000 lbs. good and choice,
$$S.7S@99: 9oO3lloO lbs. good and choice.
sos: 1300-15o0 lbs. good and choice, 81
@9; 600-1300 lbs. common and medium. 81
OF: heiferS. 550-850 lbs. good and choice,
S5@7; common and medium. $3.50@5; cows.
good e and Schaooi @s. $s.25@4;5Q; common and
and choice beef. $2.75@3.50: cutter to me-
dunn. S2.25M3.10 vealers. milk fed. good
and choice. $6.25Q8: medium, $5.25@6.25:
feeder cattle111steers 5oOo1.05o lbs. good
dunn. $3:25@4.50. ,Sheep-Receipts. IT,
GOO. few bids and sale Sabout steady with
Wednesdays dull close: good and choice
AT: medium. SIS .25@6.25: 91-10O lbs, me-
diurl to choice. s5.50@7: all weights com-
%O9 choice Il: s ESQ ewes all SV weish t9s'' c mf0i and
comon. $i.50@2.75. Feeding lambs, 50-75
lbs, good and choice. S505.50.
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"a Times SpecinI
J. 25.-Hogs-Receipts.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.-Hogs-Receipts,
$50; steady; l75-2S5 lbs, $500; 24O-2s5
down, $3.50; packing sows, s2.30@s.05:
stays, s2.05. Cattle-Receipts, $50, slow
and weak to 25c lower; beef steers and
heiferS mostly medium, S465; few to Sc:
bulk cows and bulls. 1925 down; light
stockers mostly. $4@5.25. CaIves-Re-
ceipts, 200. steady top ~vealers, $6.5067;
and lambs so; steady best lambs, S6.25;
buck lambs, $5.25; throwouts $3.50 down;
fat ewes, $3.50 down. Wednesdays ship
ments: Cattle, SO; calves, none; hogs.
none, and sheep, lone.
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Farmer Kills Himself

LOGANSPORT, Ind, Feb. U.s.
Albert Leach. 60, farme-, shot him
self to death Wednesday night. The
body was found two hours later.
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EarI Davis, motorcycle patrOlman,
is suffering from a dislocated knee
and other injuries today as a result
of his cycle being struck Wednes-
day night by a taxicab at Leonard
and Prospect streets. The cab
was driven by John Moore, Is. OF
LOG West Eleventh street.
Puritan lodge No. 678, L. O. o. F.,
will hold a homecoming at z Fri
day in Fraternal hall, Pershing ave-
nue. and Michigan street.
Engineers, students and the pub
lie have been invited to attend an
exhibition of 800 types of automatic
electric motor control to be dis
played in the Morris street admin
istration building of the Indianapo-
lis Power and Light Company
March 10 to 10.
Indiana members of Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity will hear Superior
Judge John w. Kern at the annual
Fiji banquet at the Spink-Arms
Saturday night.
With a total of 29S members, the
R. J.. Duke division in the Y. M.
g. A. membership contest leads all
teams Alex Corbett Jr. is head of
the division. Final reports in the
campaign will be made Monday
night.
Members of the Kiwanis Club saw
the events in the life of George
Washington depicted in motion pic
lures Wednesday at the regular
meeting Of the club at the Claypool.
Jack Edwards, 1851 College ave-
nue., suffered a fractured jaw, a cut
on the chin and some teeth we're
loosened Wednesday afternoon when
he tainted while walking in the 100
block Massachusetts, avenue.
Professor Paul Leland Haworth,
head of the history department at
Butler university, spoke before the
Caravan Club luncheon at Murat
at noon today.
Case reports Of ten minutes each
will be given by sever physicians at
a meeting of the Indianapolis
Medical Society Tuesday night in
the Athenaeum.
An instruction meeting of Liberty
party club No. 3 was held Wednes-
day night in the Lemcke building.
Speakers were G. S. Vikof, Forrest
L. Hackley and Guy Sallee. A meet
ing will be held at Compton hall,
POOL Winter avenue.
A patriotic program will be given
at the weekly meeting of Alvin t,
Hovey, w. R. c., to be held Friday
afternoon at Fort Friendly, 512
North Illinois street.
archaeological excavation in Ohio,
in which he assisted, will be the
topic of John H. Jefferson, speak
er for the meeting of the Exchange
Club to be held at noon Friday in
the Washington.
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Bishop Edgar Blake will speak at

Members of the National AssOci-
alton of Tent and Awning Manu-
facturerS Wednesday named Harry
Thorpe of the Thorpe Tent and
Awning Company, chairman in
charge of the annual convention
to be held in August.
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STOCK SHARES
HOLD GAINS ON
STEADY BUYING
Steel Common Leads Rally
After Early Morning
Weakness.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials 70
Wednesday 81. 70, up 2.47. Average Q
twenty rails S72s up SO; Average Q
forty bonds 1913, up .05.
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New York Curb Market
lRy Thomson 8 McKinnonl
CHICAGO Stocks Openinu
(By james 7. Hamill q Coz

lBY James u. Hamil & Coz
Bendix Avia.A.. is Comm Edison ..iO7
Borg warner. lOSs Grigsby Grunow IL
Cent So VISIT. 6 lGt LkS Arcft... lSs
Cities Serv $500. 6L insult 6S TO-. 1885
Cord Corp .... - Middle West. Az
Cont Chi pfd... lsA Natl Std 5000. 1872
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 25-Butter-Extras.
26Ac; standards. 26I4c: market. firm. Eggs
Extra frsts. 15c; current receipts. lac:
market. easy. Poultry-Heavy fowls. 15M
TIC; medium. 18@19c; Leghorn, 15d16c;
smooth springers. 1Sd1sc; b~roilers. 2IG
23c; heavy b~roilers. 22d24c; ducks. 20M
stays. 13014c; turkeys. Csc; market.
steady; Potatoes-Ohio and New York, 40
Ito; few s1.2OGI.25 per 100-lb' sack:
Idaho russets. s1.75G2.25 per iO0-ib. sack
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Net Changes
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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New York Liberty Bonds
Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving 47c for
No. 2 red wheat and 47c for No. 2 hard
wheat.
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BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-Eggs-Market, easy:
receipts. 0,566 cases; extra frsts, i4Hc;
frsts. 14c; current receipts, 131ac; seconds,
ll@l2c.. Butter-Market, steady: receipts.
8.5ll tubs; extras. 22Ac; extra hrsts. 211a
zoe; standards. 221ac. Poultry-Market.
about steady: receipts, no cars in. l due;
fowls. l5A0l7c; springers. 16M21c; Leg
turkeys. 15@22c; roostres. l0c: broilers'
2!c. Cheese-Twins. liz @11%c; young
216; arrivals. 70: shipments, III: market
dull; Wisconsin round whites. 75080c; Ne
braska triumphs, $1@1.10; Idaho russets,
$1.3561.40.
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New York Transit declared a dividend
of 10 cents on new SIS par stock, payable
April is, of record March 25; in previous
quarters Is cents regular and 10 cents
extra on SO par stock was declared.
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Union Carbide and Carbon Corpora
tiOn declared a quarterly dividend of so
cents. payable April 1, of record March
4, placing stock ON a So annual basis,
against $500 previously.
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By United Press

LAFAYETTE. Feb. 25.-Hogs-Market,
steady to IOc lower: 16o-1sO lbs, 81; 1so-
lbs, $3.50: 250-275 lbs, S3.75; 275-3O0 lbs,
1855; 300-325 lbs, $3.50: 150-l60 lbs,
$50; 13o-150 lbs, s3.45; f00-130 lbs, $500.
lambs. $3.50.
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Bank Of England statement as of Feb.
IS, shows circulation of 346, 404, 600,
against 344, 1872, 900 pounds on Feb. 18;
ratio 43.7, against 1875 per cent; bullion
121, 347, 900 pounds, against 121, S17, 900
pounds.
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BrightSpots
of Business
Dec. Zl.iS3i

NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Public Service
Corporation of New Jersey reported bal
ance available for dividends and surplus
for 1881 totaled $50, $40, 572 against $780,
1853, 1902 in 1890.
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Treasury offers 500, GOO, 900 ninety-one
day bills to be sold. on discount basis to
highest bidder.
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Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss off delivered
n !ndiansapUolis. lie: henerv quality so. /.
Poultry (buvine prices H weighing
3 lbs. or over. 15c: under S lbs. lac: Leg
norn hens. loo: broilerS. full feathered.
52 lbs. or over. lac: under, l3c: Leg
horn broilers. loo: spring chickens. 5 lbs.
ana up. 12c: under lie: old cocks. &c:
DUCKS. fuH teathered. &c: geese. &C. These
Kingan & Co
Butter fwholesale)-No. 1 c5@26c: No.
Butterfat-20c,
Cheese wholesale. selling price per
poundl@America loaf. 233zc: pimento loaf.
New York limberger. 3Oc.
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By United Press

On sale. 5000: fairly active to ali interests;
5 to 10c lower: bulk. 160-2lO lbs. $4.5o@
$50; mixtures with light or medium weight
279-310 lbs. SO. 8564.10: pigs. $3.75@4. Cat
tle--Receipts. 275: medium heifers. steady
unsold: cutter grades. S1.50@2.75.. Calves
Receipts. 450; vealers slow. steady at re-
cent decline: SO down. Sheep-Receipts.
good to choice w~oolskins. 81: some held
higher: few common and medium. Sc; fat
ewes. 81 down.
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SAP'
Summary

Ruberoid Company declared the regular
dividend of 81, payable March Is, of
record March l.
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Bp United Press

CHICAGO. Feb; 24-cash grain close:
No. 2 hard. sec; No. 3 yellow hard, sac:
No, l northern, 66h @661aci No. 3 mixed,
59!ac; No 3 mixed. 5794 658c. Corn-No. 8
No. 2 yellow. .341a 6361zc: No. 3 yellow. 90
I@3413c;. No: 4 yellow. 2@33Ac; No. 6 vel
low, 31l2c; No. 2 white, 36I5c: No. 8 white.
3 h@34c; No. 4 white. 33@33Kc. Oats
No, 2 white. 24@25c; No. 3 white. 22IS
24Hc; No. 4 white. 221ac; sample grade.
~ Fac. Rye-No sales. Barlev-42T59c.
Observation-Disclosures. Clover-ss@I4.25.
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By United Press

TOLEDO. Feb. 24-Cash grain close
NO. 2 red. SPY 63hc. Corn-No. . vel
low ,37h@5S1zc. Oats-No. 2 white. 27ia
@28H2c. Rye-No. 2. 46@47c. Track
.M58c; No. l red. 1c premium; No. 8 red.
H2 to 8 cents discount; No. 4 red, 3 to S
331ac: No. 3 yellow. 31Rm32Rc; No 4 vel
loW. 2812 M301sc. Oats-No. 2 white. 24ja
m25Hac; NO. 3 white, 23@2412c. Glover
A~lsike-Cash. s8.75; February. sans:
March. 8.75. Butter-Fancy %
@26c; Eggs-Extras. l4156I5c, Hay
Timothy. per cwt. 30 cents.
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
ket. dull; Long Islands, $I@2.25 barrel:
southern, $2@5.25 barrel; Idaho, S2.25G
250 sack: Bermuda, $4M9 barrel; Maine,
rel, Sweet potatoes-Market, dull: Jersey
baskets, 35cqS1.25; southern baskets, 40
S4.60@4.80 barrel. Pork-Markef. Steady.
middle west, spot. s5.s5a5.95 per loo ibs''
212@2Ac lb. Dressed pouitryEMarket
firm; turkeys. 16G28c; chickens. 2OM29c.
fowls: 1O@24c; b~roilers. 2o@27c; ,capons
18@3lc; ducks, 12@16c; Long Islands
firm: geese. 11@15c; ducks, 11m20c; fowls
l9@22c; turkeys, ,15@3Oc; ROSTERS. lOc;
17@28c. Cheese-Market. steady: state
whole milk. fancy to specials, 11R m18c;
young Americas, 12hd13hc.
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The City
i'm Brief
FRIDAY EVENTS


Indiana Democratic Editorial Associa-
ton, meeting all day, ClaypOol.
Federation of Community Civic Clubs,
meeting, s, Spink-Arms.
Rainbow Division Veterans Association,
dinner, $3.50, Washington.
international Travel Society, Hawaiian
chapter, luncheon, Washington.
ton.
Material Mems Association, luncheon,
Columbia Club.
Altrusa Club, luncheon, Columbia Club.
Sahara GrOtto, luncheon, Grotto
Club.
Reserve Officers Association, lunch
con, Board of Trade.
Optimist Club, luncheon, Claypool.
Bishop Edgar Blake will speak at
a victory rally and fellowship din
ner of the Broadway M. E. church
tonight.
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ASNO40 &AaANAA -
Chicago g. Northwestern Railway Co.
in 1881 reported net loss at S6,O34,125
after charges, against net income of
SS,S42,1 91 in 1880.
Bank of France statement as of Feb.
10, shows gold amounting. to 70, 814, 900, 600
francs, against 1904, 900, 900 francs on
Feb. IL; circulation 80, 578, 600, 900 francs,
against 80. 288, 900, 900, and ratio $3.50
against 1888 per cent.
Honolulu Plantation Company in 1881
earned $1.68 a share, against SAL in
1880.
Merrimac Hat Corporation declared the
regular quarterly dividend of so cents on
common stock, payable March l. of record
Teb. rs,
New York Cables opened in London at
3.4S I-S; Paris, checks $3.50; Amster-
dam, $685.; Italy, 61.OO, and Berlin,
14.625.
Southern Pennsylvania Pipe Line Com
dividend of 81, payable April 1, of record
March Is.
dividend of 10 cents for 1881. against u
per cent in previous year.
ALl6TlCdu Cigar NOH1UdLy III year 6IQ6u
Dec. 81, 1881, showed net loss of 81, 100, 405
after taxes. depreciation, ETC., against net
loss of $3.50 $40 in 1880.
Union Carbide n Carbon Corpora
tiOn declared a quarterly dividend of so
cents. payable April 1, of record March
4, placing stock on a 81 annual basis,
against $500 previously.
New York Transit declared a dividend
of 10 cents on new SIS par stock, payable
April is, Of record March 25; in previous
quarters is cents regular and 10 cents
extra on $40 par stock was declared.
Treasury offers 500, 900, 900 ninety-one
day bills to be sold. on discount basis to
highest bidder.
Bank Of England statement as of Feb.
Is, shows circulation of 346, 404, 900,
against 344. 882, 900 pounds on Feb. 18;
ratio 43.7, against 1875 per cent; bullion
III, 347 900 pounds, against III, S17, 900
pounds.
Maine Central January deficit after
charges amounted to S174,9SS after
surplus Of $3.847 in January 1881.
Mapes Consolidated Manufacturing Com
pany declared the usual extra dividend of
IS cents and regular quarterly dividend
Of rs cents, both payable April 1, of record
March *
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CHICAGO-New cars sold by repre-
sentative wholesale distributors in the
middle west increased moderately in
January over December, according 10
a report by the federal reserve bank
of Chicago.
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NEWARK, N. Public Service Electric
and Gas Company, subsidiary of Public
Service Corporation reported net profit for
1881 was S31. 426, 377, compared with s31,-
098, 341 in 1880.
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Maine Central January deficit after
charges amounted to S174,98S after
surplus of S3.847 in January 1881.
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY

FEB. %
HEARINGS ........ 81, OZl, O0O 90
DepltS SAT-, 10000
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-23
Radio Notes
llartfO ford

Ely Culbcltson speaks seven languages, but the last one he mas tered was English. The bridge authority, who broadcasts three times q week over an NEG net work, ia n descendant Of an old American family. who was born and raised in Europe.
 Ed Wynn. who broadcnsts over an NEG network, spent 1 onths during the war entertaining at Army camps and has hundreds of good luck charms presented to him by soldiers.
 Alice Joy. the NEG Dream singer ls busy these days with vaudeville | cngngcments. Al present she iS playing In Providence, IL. l., and is scheduled to open Saturday, May 2i, at the Coliseum in New York city.
 Six huskles of the New York po- | lice force nre detailed to control the crowds of New Yorkers---most- ly women---wh0 gather around the stage door of the Iiegfeld theatcr, New York, on those days when Buddy Rogers, NEG orchestra leader, nppcarA in tho current pro-. duction of "fiot Chm. They have tO wedge path through the crowd sto permit Rogers 10 make m cxIt.
 When Blossom Seeley md Benny Fields. who are Mir and Mrs Fields
 in private life. broadcast over NBMC networks. Blossom has 10 stand on n soap box 10 sing into the same micrOphonc with her hus- hand. He ts much taller and each must sing into the microphore from the slime level t0 get q prop CT balance of their voices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-23
On the Air Today
MRS MANSFIELD
 TO GIVE TALK

Mrs Mrs Richard Mausfiel.d d widow of the famous shakespear- can actor, will speak on the sub ject of Poetry In Drama" during the first of q series of two broad casts commem0rating the sixth an- nual celebration of Poetry Week, tomorrow afternoon. from 3:i5 to 3:30 o'clock. E.D.S.T., over WABC and the Colum bia network.
 Known for her acting with her husband in Shakespearean dra- mas, Mrs Mansfield made her last appearance in New York three years ago with her own repertory company. Since that tune. she Las devoted herself largely to lecture readings in drama and poetry. Her talk during the program will be particularly in thr form of q tri- bute to the memory of her hus- band. the anniversary of whose death occures on the date of the broadcast.
 The series will be under the auspices of Anita Browne. founder organizer Of Poetry Week.