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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-29
New York Liberty Bonds
Chicago Stocks OPENING
lBy Thomson 3 McKinnonl


lBy Abbott, Hoppin & co.
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Indianapolis Cash Grain
Dec. "a


The bids for car lots of grain at the call
of the Indianapolis Board of Trade, f. o. b..
shipping point. basis 12c New York rate.
were:
Wheat-Easy; No. / red. 36c6371ac: No. 2
red, 351a@36lac No. 2 hard, 371ad3812c.
NO White AZ v No. Eeiiow i4
d1515c; No. 4 yellow. 1872 d14iac; No. 3
mixed. 1S1a@14l2c; No. mixed, 1212G
1312c.
Oats Steady; No. white. 12@13c; No. 3
white, 11012c.
Hay e. O. b. country points taking 231zc
or less rates to Cincinnati or Louisville) =
Steady; No. timothy s5.50Q6; No. 2 tim
othy. $50 $50.
Inspections
Wheat-No. red, car; No 2 mixed, l
car; No. 5 mixed, car. Total, cars.
Corn-No. white. 2 cars; No. 3 yellow.
s cars: No. 4 yellow, cars; No. yellow.
8 cars; No. 3 mixed. 2 cars; No. mixed
l car; No. mixed, car sample mixed.
l ear. Total. "a cars.
oats-No. 8 white. cars; No. white. l
car. Total cars.
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low cutters and cutters. 75cnl75; stock
ers feeders salable mostly s3H4 Calves
Receipts. l25. not established bidding
steady and asking SOC higher on choice
grades or Up TO $3.50: close veaIerS. steady
with sorting liberal bulk good and choice.
S4-504 ). medium and lower grades So so
down. Hozs-Receipts. 600: SC lower. 1T5-
$40 lbs. $3.3S; 245-295 lbs. So 10: 800 lbs.
up. - 20. 10 lbs down. S3.25: sows. 81 20
and stays. $l-45. Sheep-Rcceipts, Is:
auotable steady; bulk medium to good
lambs salable. $3.50 $50: choice eligible,
$50 or better; lover grades. S4.25 down
Enentss Is cattle.
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With Kilrain. Clark and Kavanagh keep
ing the nets warm with spectacular shots
from midaoor, St Meinrad five defeated
Holy Cross 81 to 81, at Pennsy gym. De-
fensive stars we're Make Klabber and
Herb Schaffer.
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Calvary Independents have won seven
from managers of fast teams Address
Ronald Fawcett r. r.. ., Box 800. Indian
apois Teams with access to gyms are
preferred as Calvary has no gym. The
team plays in the 17-25-year-old class.
Tansy Milk, OHara Sans and Bethel In
dependents take notice. Calvary has a
well-balanced lineup of experienced play
crs.
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TOLEDO. Dec 2s-Cash grain close
Grain in elevators. transit billing: Wheat
No. red. 48lz q 49iac: No. / red fc
Oats-No. 2 white Ie1z92sI &c RyeENo.
z, 42n Sc Barley-No. 2. 31q 32c.Y Track
prices. 28izc rate: Wheat--No. 2 red 446I
low. 231241zc: No. yellow. 22G22l5c. No.
I yellow. 2lM2llac: No. 5 yellow. 1879
20l2c- OatS-No-. white. 1917 a 17Ise. No
3 white. 15iz4161zc Seed close: Glover
Cash. $40 Alsike-Cash, $3.50. Pro-
Rutter-Fancv creamery 27c Eggs
50c.
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vember amounted to IT'S. 900 M C. F. daily
against 712 900 in October sales totaled
431. 900 M. C. F. against 421 900 in October
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FRIDAY EVENTS


Delta Tau Delta Alumni. luncheon. Co.
lumbia Club.
Federation Of Community Civic Clubs,
meeting. s, Spink-Arms.
Exchange Club, Christmas party. noon,
Washington.
optimist Club. luncheon. Columbia
Club.
Altrusa Club. luncheon. Columbia Club.
Sahara Grotto. luncheon. Grotto Club.
Reserve Officers Association. lunch
con. Board of Trade.
Phi Delta Theta. luncheon, Columbia
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, luncheon, wash
ington.
Harvard Club. luncheon. Lincoln.
Sigma Delta kappa, national conyen-
ton. all day. Severin.
Marine Corps League. meeting. s. Eng
fish.
Index of opinions of Indiana at.
torney-general from 1886 to thi.
year has been completed by Mrs
Harriette Harris, who Saturday vii
leave the Office of the attorney
general where she has been an at
tache for sixteen years. The inde1
viii be given to Phillip Lutz Jr.. Of
Boonville. who Saturday will succeed
James NJ. Ogden as attorney.
general.
Legislative taxation program o.
the Indianapolis Real Estate BoarC
viii be outlined tentatively by TIT
newly elected directors at lunch,
con Friday in the Washington
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I. U. CAGERs DRILL

BB United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 20
Indiana university basketball play
ers practiced today for their game
against Miami, Jan. ?, while coach
Everett Dean planned the Hoosier
offense against Ohio State for the
first conference game at Columbus,
Jan. 7.
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Gasoline stocks during week ended
Dec. 2i, showed an increase of S1,1S5,
600 barrels to 51.O1O.OOO according 10
American Petroleum.
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East Tenth Knights will play Indian
apolis Flashes AZ team Saturday night
at East Tenth gym. Both teams are
members of the Indiana Junior Basket
bail Association and although both or
CARNATIONS hape had teams in the field
Tor several years, this VII be their frst
rivalry, both teams boasting former high
school and independent stars. East Tenth
Pirates tangle with Flashes team in the
curtain-raiser, also a junior conference
game, at p. IN.
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United States Trust Company of Boston
declared the regular quarterly dividend OF
1919 cents payable Jan. 3. of record
Dec. 90
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DOW-JONES
SUMMARY

western Maryland in November reported
net income of SOB .423 after taxes and
charges. against s76,322 in November, 1881;
against SAT, ia in hTst eleven months Of
1881.
Pacific Lighting Corporation declared
the regular quarterly dividend of IS cents
on common stock, payable Feb. Is, Of
record Jan. 20.
First National bank of Seattle declared
dividend of Is cents on capital stock for
quarter: operating earnings for 1882 was
estimated at S1,206000 against S1,571. 992 in
like 1881.
by California Railroad commission to issue
and sell at not less than par on or be-
fore March 81. 1888. preferred in amount
of S61.200.
California Natural Gas output in No
vember amounted to IT'S. 900 M. c. F. daily.
against 712 900 in October; sales totaled
431. 900 M. C. F. against AL. 900 in october.
United States Trust Company of Boston
declared the regular quarterly dividend of
1917 cents. payable Jan. g. OF record
Dec. 20.
Gasoline stocks during week ended
Dec 2i, showed an increase of S1,1S5,-
600 barrels to 51.O7O.OOO, according 10
American Petroleum.
United States treasury has notified de-
positary institutions in the second fed
eral reserve district to be prepared to re-
pay $6,007, 700 each on Dec. % and Dec. 80;
call for the entire country amounts to
$12, OBS, 900 on each date.
Southern California Gas Corporation de.
clared the regular. quarterly dividend OF
S1.621a on $3.50 preferred stock, payable
Feb. %, of record Jan. 81.
Iehn g. Fink Products Company in ten
months ended Oct. 81, 1882, earned S2.59
a share.
Bank of England statement as of Dec.
20, shows circulation amounting to 81,
10000. against s7O,O97,OOO pounds
Dec. %; ratio 1858, against 1871 per cent;
bullion O.59S, 900, against ICES, 600
pounds.
Alabama Power Company and sub
salaries in twelve months ended Nov. 80,
1892, reported net income of S3,618 1913
after taxes, charges and depreciation,
against $4567, 616 in twelve months ended
Nov. 80, 1881.
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Chicago Fruit
BIZ United Press

DU DNtEtu IFCSS
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Apples- Michigan
Jonathan. bushels. SIPS: Spies. busheI' Al
Oils; Mcintosh, bushel, ST IS: Delicious
hushel, S1.25; Greetings, coca ST.
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game to the Holy Trinity Bearcats Tues
day, "a to 81. and St Joseph BOYS Club
lost to St. GATHERINGS 20 to o. Y. NJ. c.
Will play st. Menrad Flashes and Boys
club will play South Side Hawks next
Monday. on tuesday night. Y. M c.
tackles St. Meinrad college and Boys
club faces Hartman Flashes.
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STOCK PRICES
IRREGULAR IN
DULL TRADING
News Is Quiet With Sales
Volume Down; Steel
Moves Up.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for wednes-
day high 5e49 low 5710 last 57.SS I'D
as. Average of twenty rails 2S.5S % 90.
469. up AS, Average of twenty utilities
n 20. 1851. 1856 I'D .07. Average OF forty
onds 1885 I'D 40.
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Transportatie
GOING some PLACE2

unlon Bus Depot. las VI Market. Ri psss.
Brevort Hotel RT-qfsa
Buses to n Y. sl2: wash. $40 so. Pitts.
81 ST. Louis. So 50. Tulsa. 81: Okla city.
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Next TUESDAY Bro0kside Flashes plav
Frglewood Christian at p. m and Brook
side U. B. clash with University Heights
at .. m.
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defeating Tabernacle % to 10. and nosing
out Broadway 80 to 80 SubwayS desire
games on the home and home basis in the
l4-i6-year-od class. Call Ha. l5S7-W be-
tween and p, M, ask for Fred
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Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT

hearings ......................$ Az 000. 90
'epits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4280, 900 90
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NEW YORK COFFEE
RAW SUGAR PRICES
AHNOUNC EMERTS
Death Notices
(By Thomson g. McKinnon)
naF 10

l Death Notices
AsHJIAN, KAROPP-Brother of seraph
passed away at Tucson, Ariz Services
at the FLANNER 81 BUCHANAN MORT
DARY, Friday, 2 p. m. Friends invited
Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call al
the mortuary any time.
BRANDT. ALBERT H.-Husband of An.
tonia Reissner Brandt, father of Mrs
E. o. Roberts, brother of Mrs Free
Miller of Greenfield. Mrs AIga Miller
and Miss Anna Brandt. passed away
Tuesday morning at his residence. sill
Broadway. Services at THE FLANNEF
d BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday
1890 a. m. Friends invited. Buria
Crown Hill.
DITTMER, HENRY-Age 70 years. father
apolis, and Edgar Dittmer of Anderson
passed away at the home of Mrs. Creigh-
ton 3725 Ruckle St.. Tuesday. $50 D. m
ssrS'f %sk x P f hfla At Ho n!
1902 N. Meridian ST. Friday 80 D. m
Friends invited. Burial at West Maple.
wood cemetery. Anderson, Ind, D. m
ANDERSON papers please copy
JINES, CALvIN-Beloved son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Butler. brother of Ben anc
FRANK JInes, Mrs: Ina Bell Colt. Mrs
Emma Hunter. Mrs, Nell Poland. Mrs
dence. 1856 South fremont avenue
Wednesday Dec. %. Friends may cal
at the RESIDENCE after noon today. FL,
Floral Park. w T. BLAsENGYN in
charge
SHAW. PATRICIA GALE-Darling little
daughter of John and Leila May Shaw
sister Of Barbara and Marjorie Shaw
departed this life Wednesday, Dec. %
age 8 months. Funeral Friday. Dec 80
at the residence of Mrs. Carrie Curtis
1719 Arrow avenue 2 D. M Burial
Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends invited
Funeral under the direction Of MOORE
& KIRK.
WOLFE. FRANCIS O.-Beloved husband
Wolfe and brother of Mrs Nina
Stuckey of Shelbvville. Ind, passed awav
Wednesday evening. Dec. rs. age q
years. Funeral services will be held al
the residence. 961 North Drexel avenue
Saturday afternoon. Dec. 81 at O'Clock
Burial Washington Park cemetery
Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL d.
RECTORS
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Foreign Exchange
(By Abbott. Hoppin g. CO..
INDIANAPOLIS STOCKS
AND BONDS
(By Newton Todd

(By Newton Todd
The following quotations do not repre-
sent firm bids and offerings, but indicate
the approximate markets based on recent
transactions or inquiries to buy and sell.
Dec 90
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Chicago Futures Range
Basketball Notes

This basketball column is open to all
teams. Independent, amateur and league
fives, and service is free. Keep the notes
and gossip coming in Bring or mail to
The Times sports department, Times build
ing state teams have the same privilege
as city basket quintets. Write on one side
of paper only and be sure of names, ad-
dress and phone numbers. If items arc
phoned in, call after 1915 a m. Riley 5551.
Managers and captains are urged TO keep
their teams in the limelight. More league
standings can be used. Report notices OF
games, games wanted and results. There
are no charges. If you need games you
are sure to get action by using The Times.
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CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-cash grain close.
low. 22Ac; No. yellow. 54n22c: No. 2
white .2214c: No. white. 81 &c; (oldl No,
mixed; 23c: No: 2 yellow. 239zc. Oats
sample grade. lie. Rve-No sales Bar
ley-25G SIC Timothy-s2. ESQ ESQ. Clover
SIS. 50MS50.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CRAIGS


LUNCHEON Soda
Try Our Sterling Chocolates.
E. Washington 40 n prnA
WANT 70 adopt boy rs 10 a. Years ref
eEences EXCHANGED. HA-3444-M
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INDIANAPOLIS WAGON wHEA
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

City grain elevators are paying 3fc for
NO. soft wheat. Other grades on their
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Dec .2s.-CarIots: Wheat 2.
corn, 10; oats. 4, rye. 0. and barley /.
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Chicago Primary Receipts

Wheat .'............ 231 900
Corn ...... $50 900
Oats ...................... $4,000
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Pacific Lighting Corporation declared
The regular quarterly dividend of IS cents
on common stock, payable Feb. Is. of
record Jan. 20.
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Western Maryland in November reported
net income of S58 423 after taxes and
charges. against S76322 in November 1881
eleven months amounted to $487 983
against S947. 724 in first eleven months of
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Alabama Power Company and sub
salaries in twelve months ended Nov 80
1892, reported net income of $36l8, la
after taxes, charges and depreciation
against $4,567 GIG in twelve months ended
Nov. 30, 1881.
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First National bank of Seattle declared
dividend of Is cents on capital stock for
quarter: operating earnings for 1882 was
like 1881,
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uncs
CATTLE

htCtIPts5 tUVs MAI htI, 5EtdUys
Good and choice .............S 5.2534 100
Common and medium ....... 5000 SIS
Good and choice ..'.. ,oOD 5000 TOO
Common and medium ...... 3.70@ 500
Good and choice ............. 5.oO@ $50
Common and medium ........ 5000 500
Good and choice .......... 2.5o@ $50
Common and medium ...... 2.00m ESQ
Low cutter and cutter cows. 1.000 200
Good and choice beef ..'...'. 2.75@ $50
Cutter. common and medium. 1.50Q us
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Southern California Gas Corporation de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend OF
/ 81 .621a on $3.50 preferred stock, payable
Feb %, of record Jan. 81.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
WIFE SUES ACTRESS
. FOR 100000 BALM.
Claire Windsor Charged
With Alternating Affections
of Stock Broker.
by the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, March 30-Claire
Windsor, motion picture beauty, is ac-
cused of alternating the affections of
Alfred c. Read, jr., stock broker, in a
suit filed by Mrs. Marian Y. Read, who
asks 100000 damages.
The actress denied the allegation as
soon as she was advised in Los Angeles
last night of the filing Of the suit.
why, the very idea," she exclaimed
81 never lured any man away from his
wife and never expect to in my life"
Mrs Read charges her husband met
Miss Windsor last September and al
most Immediately began running around
with her" The complaint accused Miss
Windsor of enticing him away from his
home Mrs Read declined to amplify
the charges.
Il could tell plenty" she said, but
on advice of my attorney I can say
nothing at this time. It'll all come
out in court"
Miss Windsor is appearing with Al
Jolson in a stage production in Los
Angeles. She said she was "flabber-
gasted, or floundered-or something"
at the action because she couldn't
understand why all this fuss was made
about my knowing Mr.. Read" She
said Jolson's manager had introduced
them.
Mrs. Read filed suit for a divorce a
few days ago, charging cruelty and that
Read associated with other women.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
FARE CUTS DEBATED
| BY STEAMSHIP LINES
american Company, at Conference,
Presses for Cheaper Trans.
atlantic Rates.
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
BRUSSELS, March 0.-Representa-
lives of the principal passenger steam
ship lines met here behind closed doors
at noon today to discuss reduction of
passenger rates across the Atlantic.
The agenda of the conference was
closely guarded, but it was known that
certain lines were prepared to press for
considerable slash in fares with a
view to increasing travel during the
coming Summer tourist season
The alignment in favor of reduction
was understood to include the American
and two British lines, while a reduction
was opposed by the German, the
Cunard, the Canadian Pacific, the
French, Danish and Swedish lines and
the Italian group.
These latter, in opposition, contended
cut in rates would result only in loss
OF revenue without increasing the num-
ber Of passengers carried.
Other questions of mutual interest
were also up for discussion. w. H
Roper, director of the North Atlantic
Conferences Offices here, said no great
difficulties were expected to arise.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
WOMAN CURATOR NURSES PET
RATHER THROUGH PNEUMONIA
Minneapolis Scientist Overcame Fear o4
Reptiles, Then Learns to Like
Handling Them.

rattlers (none have their fangs drawn
as nonchalantly as flapper strokes her
pet chow.
"Rattlesnakes, she said. "are the
most gentle of anything know. There
is no animal so patient and understand
ing as rattler They have surprising
individualities and personalities.
The Queen of Spades was an example
OF this, Mrs. Wiley said. Before she
found the king wrapped in blanket
one night, then wriggled in to keep him
company, the queen was nervous and
lonesome.
Nervous and Temperamental.
And Big Ben. Almost feet long,
weighing 1917 pounds he is IL inches
around. 1t took her 18 months to tame
him. First Mrs. Wiley stroked him with
long stick, finally he permitted her to
fondle him. But no one else can come
near him.
Hes nervous and temperamental. "
she explained as he waggled his rattler
noisily while she poked chunk of steak
down his throat with a pointed stick.
She tames them by petting. They are
fed beef, worms, beaten egg. cod liver
oil, and dead mice and rats, depending
on the species.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
HEATED TAX DEBATES
STIR VIRGIN ISLANDS
Administrations Plans to Bal
ance Budget Brings Sharp Clash
in Colonial Council.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. THOMAS, Virgin Islands, March
30.-The administrators proposals for
increased taxes met with stubborn
resistance in the course of heated de-
bate in the Colonial Council here yes
terday.
Increased inheritance tax. income
tax, new excise taxes on luxuries, and
poll and gasoline taxes were among
those opposed.
Acting Gov. Brown has asked that
tax measure be passed before April /
to meet a deficit of $4,000 for the
present fiscal year and to provide funds
for the next year. Unless action is
taken he said cut of 40 per cent in
municipal salaries and expenditures
would be necessary.
He said that falling municipal
revenues were not the only factor since
congressional appropriations for the
island had been cut 10 per cent.
The matter was referred to the COM
mittee of the whole Of the council.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
By the Associated Press.

6y tle hSSOCldJto EIe5S.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 3o.-There's
joy in the public library's rattlesnake
colony today, for the King of Spades
is convalescing. the Queen of Spades is
happy once more, and alls right with
their snake world.
Mrs. Grace Olive Wiley, slight, gray
haired curator of the library's museum
of natural history, is responsible. She
kept the king in tiny oxygen tent
for days to cure what she termed case
of pneumonia.
Shy with human beings, but bold and
sure with snakes, she tanned the more
than 100 reptiles in the collection used
in her scientific research work with
rattlesnakes.
Learned to Like Them.
Once she detested snakes, considered
them repellent. But, strangely, she
learned to like and care for them in
self f-defense
Ten years ago fear of snakes spoiled
her outdoor work as an entomolgist. A
study of them enabled her to overcome
her aversion, and Mrs. Wiley since has
devoted her scientific work to snakes.
Now she cuddles and carresses poisonous
Evening star., 1932-03-30

fresh -. Every can is plainly stamped with
the date your grocer receives it.
No can is ever permitted to stay on his
shelf more than 10 days. You can't buy
stale can of this dated coffeei
For 66 years Chase & Sanborn's Coffee
has been famous among coffee lovers for it's
rich and delicious flavor. Now it comes to
you doubly good Its marvellous flavor
protected by an absolute guarantee of
freshness. Buy can of Chase & Sanborn's
Dated Coffee today See how much better
this Inequality coffee really is!
Evening star., 1932-03-30

Secretary Of Agriculture Hyde, Secre-
tary of Interior Wilbur, William M
Ritter, John Henry Kirby, John w.
Blodgett, D. c. Everest, DR.. John D.
Merrim, president of Carnegie = .Insti-
tute; Louis ]. Taber, master of the
National Grange; Carl Gray, president
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Charles
L. Peck, president of the American Tree
Association, and George B. Pratt, presi-
dent of the American Forestry Asso-
ciation.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
BURGLARS DIG WAY
THROUGH STORE WALLS
Tunnel Into Three New York
Shops and Escape With $1,000
Loot, Mostly in Jewels.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 30-Burglars
tunneled through three walls to rob a
florists shop. grocery store and jewelry
establishment, side by side in Columbus
avenue, during the night.
The first hole was in the wall of an
apartment house hallway adjoining the
florist shop. The thieves finally left by
removing rear door in the jewelry
establishment.
Police reported the total loot at 81 500,
most of it in jewels.
Evening star., 1932-03-30
Buffalo Bills Manager Dies.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, March 80 (P.-
Joe H. Hart, 80, former business man.
ager for Buffalo Bills Wild West Show
died at his home here yesterday of in
huenZa after a two weeks illness. Hart
was born in Jackson, Mich, and came
here in the late 90S,
Evening star., 1932-03-30
FRANCE BARS u. S. WOODS
Exhausted Import Quotas Given
as Cause of Temporary Action.

PARIS, March 30 [P.-The Official
Journal printed two DEGREES today bar
ring American finished wood, such as
oak flooring and similar products, from
France until January 1, 1888, and COM
mon woods until July l, 1882, because
of exhausted import quotas.
Two new classes of electrical goods,
meters and transformers, were added to
the electrical goods quota established
in a decree issued January 8,
Evening star., 1932-03-30
RUM SHOOTING FATAL

Alleged Bootlegger Dies of
Wounds-Dry Agent Accused.
KINGMAN, Ariz., March 80 (P).-
Andrew L. Carnley, 80, alleged boot
wounds received March % in raid by
prohibition enforcement agents. Carn-
ley was shot in the back. A companion
escaped.
In a statement to police, Carnley ac-
cused Louis M Taylor, prohibition
agent Of inflicting the wound He
claimed neither he nor his companion
was carrying weapons and that Taylor
fired after he had raised his hands
The agents said the shot was fired
In self-defense