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The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
AN0 ne DID II 81 YRS AGO

Following is the explanation OF
Ripley's Believe It or Not, which
appeared in Tuesdays Times:
Christ's Hospital Is a School
Christ's hospital in London was
founded in 1853 by King Edward
VI Of England as a school for or
phans. It's ex-officio governors are
the lord msyor of London, the
aldermen. and twelve common
councillors. The institution some
times is referred to as Blue Coat
School, from the curious uniform
of its pupils, which has survived
TO this day
Many prominent persons who
led England in the field of govern
ment. science, and literature have
been educated at Christ's hospital
The Million Headed Families of
China-AElong the vast multi
tudes of China there are no more
than 400 surnames evolved from
the original 100 families Of the
Bac, the original founders Of the
Chinese nation.
Bearers Of the same name con-
slider themselves as members OF a
single family (Shin, applying to
his conception all limitations and
privileges applicable to a family
unit In particular, 1t is forbid
den for two Of the same name to
intermarry, and there are other
picturesque restrictions TO make
the lot Of the married promoter
very hard indeed.
China numbers approximately
400 million inhabitants. With the
exception of the Wong family,
which numbers four million men,
bers. it is figured that every Chi
nese family has no less than
million living heads.
The Walking Kitchen The
Hindu Shaikla OF Jaipur had
spent most Of his life undergoing
the fire ordeal, a very meritoricus
sort of martyrdom for a Hindu
Saddhu. The fire ordeal consists
of sitting bareheaded in a broil-
ing sun, surrounded by five fires.
which add to the discomfort Of
the sitter.
Shaikla then demonstrated a
variation of the fire ordeal for the
benefit Of European. He placed
a burning coal brazier on his bare
head and held it there until his
frugal meal, a sort Of Hindu cruel,
was cooked and ready TO be eaten.
Thursday: A Remarkable Run.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

CINCINNATI. o. June Butter-Pack-
iuc stock No 2 Sc No 3 Sc. bufferfat
iirf fSc Errs-Htrher. cases. including.
extra nrsts. i3c. seconds. inc: nearby un-
Graded i1c Live 1oultrv-Thin and coarse
stock sells only az heavv discount. fowls
S ihs and over. i1c. 4 lbs. and over l7c
lbs and over. ~ &C.. Lcchorns s lbs.
srs ! lbs. and over. isc. ~ lbs and
over iec. 2 lbs and over isc. frvers. 2
irs and over. 73c. partly fea;hercc. i0n
Ice. LeahoTn broiiers ] 10. and over. i5c.
- loS. and over. i5c, lbs. and over i6c.
hiackk springers i2c. ducks. under ; lbs.
lbs. and over &C. under lbs Sc. coiored
: rs. and over Sc under lbs. Sc. spring
ducks white lbs and over. l1c. under
lbs. sitc colorcc Z lbs and over. i.c.
under z lcs 9tac. turkeys No l. hens
lbs. and over i1c: Young Toms No. I. 10
lbs. and over. lie.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Pilots Feared Dead

81 UIfFH ITfss
ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland. June
8.-Arthur Sullivan and DR.. Karl
Kuehnert, missing since they started
on an airplane fight on Decoration
day. we're given up as lost today
after Canadian pilots and a Gren-
fell mission plane from Boston
made a thorough search over New
foundland. The pilots reported no
sign of the missing men or wreckage
Of their plane.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
DOw-JOneS
Summary

months ended April 30 1882 amounted TO
sa.561 2i against sii.9S4.645 In Ike period
OF 1881.
YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tube omitS GUAR
terlv dividne dof si37i7 on preferred stock,
due az this time.
American Express declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of s1.50. PAYABLE July
l. Of record June II.
J. C. Penny comnanv in Nav reported
sales totaling si2 6fs.2i3 AGAINST SIS $50
ed 70 s57.24s. $50 against $50 527.slo
Northern Pacific in April showed net loss
oi $3.50; sos after charges. AGAINST s334s99
s27i5.s2a against ss42oo2
Gasoline stocks IN week ended June T.
qeclined 10000 barrels % 4s,2fl000 barrels;
domestic crude oil output during week
averaged 2isl .25O barrels daiiv. an in
crease OF 1880 over previous week.
Bankers Trust COMPANY declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of IS cents.
Mccrorv Stores coorporation in Nav re-
ported sales totaling s3l54. .647 against
So 4il.fli in Nav. 1891. fve months
amounted to si6O7S.794 against Sie.3f4ssO
United Light and Power Company omits
quarterly dividend OF 81 50 on &c cumu-
lative preferred stock. due At this time
Auburn automobiles declared the regular
quarterly dividends OF 81 IN cash and
per cent IN stock.
Dominion stores IN four weeks ended
Nav 28. showed sales amounting 70 ST. 746-
25s against s2.022 800 in like 1881 ueriod
twentv-two weeks NEEDED Nav "a sales
totaled s9.9i5.043 against si0.8ii.sl5.
Continental Illinois Bank and Trust
Company declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of SO. PAYABLE july l. Of record
june 20
New York Central loadngs for week
enoed June 4. totaled 30.009 cars against
500 IN previous week and 50 437 IN like
1891 week
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Births

Marshall and Theresa Garriott. 1918 East
Fortv-ninth.
Carl and Mildred Nash, Methodist hos
pital
Ora and Esther Mason. Methodist hos
pital
Luther and Anna Warren. 327 West
Twenty
Girls
Walter and Ann Feltz. ia East Min
nesota
Forest and Jeanette Blantor. Methodist
hospital.
Fred and Helen Paige, Methodist hos
pital.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

DEs MONIES. Ia.-Mavtag Company.
manufacturers OF washing machines re-
sumed operations IN all departments. re-
calling its fun force OF i.l00 men &c work.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Cash Grain.


~"IUUT =
The bids for car lots Of grain az the call
OF the Indianapolis Board OF Trade. + o. b.
shipping point. basis 81 &C New York rate
we're.
Wheat-No. / red. 4ia42c: No. 2 red
40d Ale: No hard. 40G 4ic
Corn-Steady; No. white. % q 23c: No.
No ; yellow. 2o62 2le: No. 2 mixed. 20a7ie:
No mixed 1870 zoe
Oats-Weak: No white. I5is116isc:
No 3 white i4iaT15isc
Hav-Steady r. o. b. country points TAX
Ing 23l2c or less rates to Cincinnati or
Louisville No. 1 timothy. S7d7.50; No.
? timothy. s6d ESQ.
Inspection
wheat-No. 2 red l car: No. 5 red.
car Total cars
Corn-No. 4 white l car: No. yellow
car No yellow. ! car. No. 2 mixed. /
car No. mixed 2 cars Total. S cars
Oats-No. white. ! car. Total car.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Independent, Amateur
Baseball, Notes, Gossip

Bedford yanks defeated Barsersviue
Mc4e. % > SUNDAY. Weodle OF
wee Attcd i0r pinch hitter Nest sun
oHf Metrhaue #lIl plaF Soutn Sice Turn
cI For games write Eddie Ncrbyck.
Kosomo Black Cate fast Negro club. is
fooNng rcn pitcher catcher iast lhird
hareman ana nara hitting outhcidcr. These
irp wste q M riosd. sol North
Morrison street, kosomo.
ragns Al % cs viii hold an Important
nrriiuH lEaf 1af uirnt at ~ ~ tho
mnst ttCnd a-atc CLUBS wanting games
write william Rider. 1881 East Bclfontain
street.
Fi1r-sccond street Merchants lost 10
B7drr coffee Indians. 70 3 although out
hitting thcr rivals ~ 'o Next SUNDAY.
arer Jaly &. call wa 5is7 OF write Bob
Elliott. 'lh' college avenue
Mfvavs won their s.Nth straight game
hv dctcafluG Fouutalntown sunday 10
spears pitched fine BALI tor The rictOrs.
allowing hut tnfe, hts ana turning in
ton sfriEe0ufe Minnayr VIII hold
special meeting tonight al Person
F8ralton baseball club wants games alth
Ciff and state fcaws in juno. julv and
Ind
Lexington a. C WIN take on the fast
Prospect a. SUNDAY. Tor games eith
Lexington. write Robinson. 210i
Pleasant street. Indianapolis
Central Transfer viii practice at River
side No. 9 Friday af 30 p. m Az play
crs are requested % attend Transfers viil
Grandc park. For games with Transfers
write y. r. Dean. 1929 south Alabama
street Rarccrsviilc. ShelhyyiNe and
Franklin, notice.
Indiana National Bank is leading the
American League lu siffruhal. after COM
pIcfion of drst round games. The leaders
have a team haffns average of $50
Wnzenrc.d has .387. McGinty $40 Noonc
Mann .l65. Hani3n .2lf and Ruggestcin
500
willard a G. lost 90 New Palestine sun
daF. 10 90 p 70 en- INNINGS Holman and
JACKSON with four bits each. led the losers
nftaca Holman getting two homcrs and
triple. wcNc STANLEY homered for the win
ners WNlras hatc sunday and 1ue ~
open Write or wire Emerson Cox, 3i5
North Hamilton street or call Oh. o5if.
between and m
Vouuc-g' hardware nine defeated Roval-
t0m Suudaf la to Long and Baker
formed thc winners battery
indianapolis Ar-star fast Negro club
wants game iar sunday and for other
dates in June and fulT Write James
Rrookins. 92t Haghrocs street
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Receipts. 800 market. higher.


Bulls tyearlings excludedl -
Good and choice bcefs. ........ 5.9o =
Gutter common and medium. 40 q
CALVES AND NEALERS
Receipts, 600; market, steady.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

NEW YORK-Four railroads. the Read
ING Company. Chesapeake e. Ohio Hi
nois Central and New York. Ontario &,
Western. showed gains in net operating
income for the drst four months OF the
wear as compared with the corresponding
period OF 1881
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
SAYS JOHN D. DECEIVED
Alliance Head Charges Magnate'S
Advisers Tried to Buy Him"

NH nfffn |Ffea
NEW YORK. June John D.
Rockefeller has been grossly de-
ceiycd by his advisers in declaring
for repeal Of prohibition. William H.
Anderson, general secretary OF the
American Protestant Alliance, said
in q formal statement today.
Anderson declared that the Rock
eieler advisers had tried TO buy
mo into silence by cutting off my
contributions.
railing in this" he said. they
Joined with the vets and the alien
influences behind them 10 destroy
mo
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

TOLEDO. June Grain IN elevators
transit billing: wheat-No. 2 red. siG sac.
So S0FnS9i SSi. .g .ysll9E ss. 2lsgsza ,s os; soc
Track prices. 2sizc rate Wheat-No. 2
REQ. IS q sec. No. Z red, fc premium, No
&c discount No ? yellow ara 2sr,
No. yellow 26n27c. Otas-No. z white
% 2 2ic. Clover-Prime. So Alsyke-Cash
Extras lie. Hay-Timothy. per cvt
so cents
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

CHICAGO. June 8. - Motorcycle
Patrolman Charles Caysr lost not
only three youths in a stolen auto
mobile that he was chasing. but also
the motorcycle he was chasing them
with. When the youths abandoned
the car and fed on foot. Cayer
parked his cycle and ran after them.
Failing 10 capture them, he re-
turned, to find the cycle gone.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

LOUISVILLE. June s.-Cattle. f2s.
steers and helfers. s425a5 better finished
drv ieds eligible to s575 or better: beef
cows and bulls SO down low cutters and
cutters. sin 2.25: bulk medium 70 good
hEht stockers. s4G5 common down tc So.
Calyes-Receipts 800; mostly soc lover
good 10 choice S4N450 medium and
throwout8. $3.50 down Receipts,
zoo: i0c lower i70-220 lbs So 40: 225-
2i5 lbs. $40; 2so-2s5 lbs. 50 rs: 900 lbs.
NJ. s2.2S. i40-i60 lbs. S2.s0. i35 lbs. down.
Sheep--Receipts. 1000; market. not estab-
lished: general quality plain asking 25c
10 io"55 os7 9H sseF oT gFass ,ss Ian lambs ,tb sso
kinds holding TO s7z5: most bids SOC on
with the bulk bid so down tuesday s
shinments-i50 calves. u hogs and 2e06
sheen.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
BvTnitedPrco

CHICAGO. June s-Eggs- Market. Arm.
receipts. i5.0s4 cases; extra frsts i27. .N
l3 sc. hrsts. ~, icAsc current receipts.
IL &c. seconds. 0i7c Butter-M Market
drm. receipts $50 tubs. extras. I67sc.
extra frsts. ie i6i-c. nrsts i5di5tsc.
seconds. i2n sc standards i6stc Poultry
Market. unsettled receipts so trucks.
fowls. i30ifc. Lcghorns ~ sfii2c. ducks.
iiiec. geese. Sc. turkeys. ioGf2c.
turkeys i0n i2c. ROSTERS. Sc. nroilers. isN
Chccsc-T Twins 9i-1 &c. Potatoes-On
track 276. arrivals - shipments $40.
market. dull slightly stronger Wisconsin
Round Whites. 90G CSC idaho Russets 90c
q si.I0. Southern Bliss Triumphs sI25f
$50.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Edltor

luitfn ffftN finANFiai Lnitof
NEW YORK. June s.-Prices
moved irregularly on the Stock Ex-
change during the morning session
today. both stocks and bonds lack
ing definite trend
Around noon the list was some-
what steadier and some Of the lead
ers were slightly above their lows.
Selling went ahead in such issues
as Brooklyn Manhattan Transit.
which made a new low at 49,. of
.2is; American telephone, which
touched S4i,. of IS. and Woolworth
at 24ia, of Is.
Woolworth slipped of when IL was
announced that H T. Person had
resigned as president.
No Change Expected
Parson left Woolworth in con-
formance with company rule
which forces retirement OF every
active man when he reaches the age
OF so. He is succeeded by Byron
D Miller, formerly vice president
and treasurer. hence no change Is
expected in the compsny's manage
ment policy.
Recent unloading in Brooklyn
Manhattan transit was aScribed to
fears over the safety OF the 81 divi-
dend when directors meet later this
month. AT today's low the stock
was yielding an annual return Of
nearly 30 per cent.
Utilities Move Down
Utilities were of fractionally
around noon and rails declined.
Chesapeake g. Ohio was unloaded
around llia, of a point while Union
Pacific lost - TO 35ii.
Steel common held around 26ss,
of s, while fractional declines we're
noted in Du Pont. American Can.
General Electric. Case. Radio and
Montgomery Ward.
Audubon Automobile touched 81.
of l. when il was announced the
company had cut prices Later the
stock rallied to 379s, up 29s.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

Openheim Collins 4 Co sales for nine
months ended April 30 1882 amounted 10
SO 567 l2i against sii.954.645 In like period
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Back to Freight Job

bV tHWtu FFtfS
DALLAS. Tex. June 8. - Harold
Bromley, five times an unsuccessful
aspirant to a Seattle Toxic nonstop
flight. plans to return soon to his
job OF flying an aerial freighter for
a Mexican mining concern. He few
here Tuesday from Ell Paso.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

Weather conditions at 9 a. m:
East southeast wind, IL miles an
hour; temperature. 81; barometric
pressure 9.9l at sea level; ceiling
clear, smoky. unlimited; visibility, 5
miles: field good.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

HOGS
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
MES NrCAsKEY MINs

Mrs. Carl McCaskey Of Highland
turned in low gross OF % TO cap
ture honors in the guest day golf
tournament al Avalon Country Club
tuesday. Mrs a. Goldstein OF
.Broadmoor was second. Mrs. David
Iurvev Of Broadmoor won net
horors with an IS.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
The City
in Brief
THURSDAY EVENTS

Fnrinesrlnt Society luncheon. Board
~ Trade
Advertising Club luncheon. Columbia
Club.
American business Club luncheon. Co.
mmhia Club.
Real Estate Board luncheon. Washing
ton.
Acaria luncheon. Harrison.
SIGMA Nu luncheon. Washington.
Republican state Convention. all dav.
Tomlinson. hall
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Blues to Play
Night Baseball

EH TImrs special
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June s.
Kansas City has turned TO night
baseball. the fourth club in the
American Association 10 take up
tho nocturnal pastiming
The Blues VIII play two games a
week under the arcs. starting with
indianapolis here on July s. PreSi-
dent. George MuehlebaCh an
nounccd. Lights are being installed
now. indianapolis. Columbus and
Louisville arc other A. A. clubs
PLAYING night ball.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Produce Markets

Delivered IN Indianapolis prices: Hens.
hcayv breeds l0c. Lcchorn hens. Sc
hroilers colored Springers. ? lbs and up,
70 g or iss sgb6r 2aIesaSdS sad saq OaT
ihs and up i3c cocks and StaEs 4c leg
horn cocks. Sc DUCKS large white. fun
iuil .,athered and fat. Sc. Young and
old guineas. i5o Eggs No. l current re-
ce'uts si1c Duck EGGS. Sc. Loss of for
2iG 22c. under srades. isai9c Butterfat
-f5c These prices for healthy stock
free from feed BY the Wsdley Company
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

EAST ST LOUIS. June s.-Hogs-Re-
direct market weak 10 i0c lover. top
s3.3S; bulk l50-225 lbs. SO so. 275-260 lbs.
s3loN $40: 260-3oo lbs. s3a3lo; i00-i40
lbs, s275G5 is: sows, s2.35l250. Cattle
Receipts. 5000. calves. $500: market,
generally steady with vealers steady 10
25e higher at s5.25a $50 a few fed steers
$50 25, western grsssers. S5a5.40. mixed
vearlings and heifers. Sc. cows. S275a3 So.
low cutters. $3.50 LIS: top sausage bulls
Quotable. S27s Sheep-Receipts. 4.500.
market. not established. buyers talking
lower. asSins steacy; asking up TO s7.25
for desirable lambs
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
PRTTCHETT Is SELECTED

Eu mes special
DETROIT. June s.-Nick Bruck.
Chicago. today took over his new
JOB as president Of the Bowling
Proprietors Association Of America.
jess Pritchett. Indianapolis. was
named a vice-president az Tuesdays
elections.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

American Express declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of si.50. PAYABLE July
/. Of record June T..
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

raHns A 3 C viii hold an Important
mrrtuu IEgradar uirhf at 170 m the
home az Manager Philips All PLAYERS
uuef attend STATE CLUBS wanting games
urte William Rider. 1851 East Bcliioutain
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

YOUNGSTOWN Sheet and Tube omits GUAR
terlv dividne doi si.37is on preferred stock,
due az this time.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Other Livestock

Thursday: A Remarkable Run
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

CLEVELAND. June -Bufter-Markef.
steady. extras 2o2sc standards 2o7,c
receipts. f2c Pouitry-Market steady.
heavy fowls. i3Ii4c. medium fowls. i4n
i5c. Leghorn fowls iin i2c. heavy hroii-
ducks. 100 i2c. old cocks. s1ioc. geese.
&C. PotRtocs-Ohio. New York Penn
svlvsnia CSC per bushei sack. Maine Green
Mountain mostly SAILS. few. si25 per
l10-ib sack. IIdeho Russet medium 10
large. 81 55Riss per iO0-lh. sack.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Byt United Press

1T WT-TN TTI8N
EAST BUFFALO. june 8.-Hogs on sale
700. steady to i0c lower. good 10 choice
l60-220 lbs. $3.50; mixed offerings. s3 go.
260 lbs. including big weights So 40. pigs
and underweights. s35003.75. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 100, mgdium grass steers and heif-
ers s525. palmer kinds. s425N5f0: COWS
unchanged cutter grades. si.25d2. Calves
Receipts. IT'S. vealers. steady. good 10
choice largely 81. common and medium.
s4.5006 Sheep-Receipts. ESQ: lambs. ac-
tive. fully steady: good 70 near choice ma
fives Sis. closely sorted kinds eligible.
So 25; throwouts. S6.25Is.50' handyweghts
ewes ATS down
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

CHICAGO. June Cash grain close
Wheat-No. ? red sac: No. 3. 53isc. No. 5
hard. weevily soc: No. 2 yellow. nard. 53c
No 5. weeviiy soc. No. ! mixed SIC Corn
No. ! mixed. 2s7sc; No 2 297sc. No
yellow. s0h sole No. 2 30i.c No. g.
% 2 30c No 8 2s028iac. No l. bill diff
% &c. No. ? bill diff 2aizc. No. 3 white
iai9T2Oisc No. T. i9d1eisc No. 8 bill.
diff. ieiac. Rye-No sales. Barley-340
45e. Timothy-s2.75G3. Clover-ts 250 Il.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

NEW YORK. June s-Potatoes Market.
Quiet. southern. 81 25M750 barrel. Ber-
muds. s5.5O06 barrel Maine. St.25a1 65
barrel. Canada 81 05n2I5 barrel Sweet
potatoes Market. dull. JERSEY basket. 35c
q 81 so. southern. basket. 3Sc ST. Flour
Market. quiet spring patents s4051 40.
Pork-Market. steady. mess Si725 Lard
Market steady. middle west spot 50 $50
0a per 100 lbs. Market quiet \:
special 20 extra. i7tT2iac. Dressed poul-
try Market. quiet. turkeys II SOC. chick
iec Long Island ducks. i2TI5c. Live
poultry Market. quiet. geese 7ml2c.
ducks. sHi3c. fowls. l6820c turkeys 10
z 2ocs roosters 9nl lie. chickens. pulletS
~ g 4hc. brcilers. l3M2fc. Checsc-Mar-
kef quiet state whole milk fancy to spe-
ciaL l0n 20c. Young America. timi1asc.
Eegs- Market. frm receipts "a 6s5 eases.
nearby white specials 49, W2ti-c. stand
srds. ia lsct medium 14i-di7c re-
handled. i3at i4c. Pacific coasts. lsisG
"a 1c. brown. Isl , 70 23c
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

LAFAYETTE. Ind. June s-Hoe market
steady. o IS, lover: lso-2l0 lbs s52o:
$50 lbs. s3.05. i50-i7s IBIS. s5 775-30O
lbs 70 IS. 300-525 lbs $3.50. i40-is0 lbs,
50: f2o-i40 lbs - 90 i0o-i70 lbs, - IS.
rouVhs $3.50 down. TOD calves. IS. TOD
lambs IS
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

S12 every single day during the
Contest in daily cash prizes, plus
big grand prizes. You have an equal
chance to win. Complete details in
The Times today.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Net Changes
Bv United Pres,

BU United Press
NEW YORK, June 7.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

PITTSBURGH. June -Hogs-Receipts.
600. market. delayed by late trains: few
esrly sales about SC higher. choice light
weights up TO s4 little bulk sold early.
Cattle-Receipts, IS; market about steady :.
medium to good steers. quoted at s5.i5N
$50; heifers. s425 d565; cows. s2.s5I4.
common and medium bulls. S265G 325.
CalveS-Receipts. 800. market steady: good
and choice vealers s5@6. sheep-Receipts.
800. market. lambs. about steady. s6.I5N
l.T5 for good and choice grades.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

TOLEDO. June s-Hogs Receipts. $50.
market. lod i5c on: heavy workers. 50 40
so, mixed. s325T340 bulk 50 f0N
$50. pigs So. lights. 50. roughs t20 2.25.
Cattls-Receipts. so. market. steady Calves
Receipts. light market strong. Sheep
and lsmbs-Receipts. light. market steady.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are uavinr 3sc for
No wheat and 3sc for No. hard
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
BV Unifcd Prcss

CINCINNATI o. June s.-Hors-Re-
over none: generally i5c lower on is0 lbs.
up. better grade. ie0-2s0 lbs Ss.55T3 $50.
mostly 50 60 on around 40 lbs. down. 240-
r. 50 IS. packing sows steady 50 asa $50.
Csttls-Receipts $50: calves. 400. generally
s.ssdv: edd lots ,eoJmammesn. and medium
finished vearlings I'd to ss.751e. most
beef cows. s325a5.7s bulk low odtters
end cutters. si7sG27s bulls s7s0m3.
few up 70 s3.25. veslers steady with
TUESDAYS close. GOOD snc choice. s45oN
so: lower grsdes mostly $3.50 down. few
% ucstiv 25c lower; spots od more. bct-
ter GRADES mostly s72317.5o. some down
s. e5. common and medium. ss z so. sheen
steadv. fat ewes. sietJ 50. a few up 70 81
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
BvUnifed Press

FT. WAYNE. Ind. June s-Hog market
i0-l5c lower pics and light weights. $3.50
1885. lights s535a340. mediums. So 20m
335. hesvies. s3i00520: roughs. 81 50.
lambs. ssds5o: bucks. s5a $50.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
STOCK ISSUES
SHOW UNEVEN
TRADE ACTION
Utilities, Rails Slightly
Lower: Auburn Sells
Down.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrisls for Tues
dav 81 a.. Of as Average Of twenty rails
1873 OF 50 Average OF twenty utllfits
iet7 on 50 Average of iortv eonda
u 80. 10 %
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Genrre Asche. sales manager of

the Coca Cola Bottling Company,
will speak at the luncheon Of the
Advertising Club Thursday at the
Columbia Club. Nominating COM
mittee for election Of officers June
% will submit its report.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08

WASHINGTON - Freight carIoadings
during the week ended Nav -. totaied
520.9S2 cars. gain Of 5.5l2 ears over
the preceding week and the first rise in
month. according to the American
Railway Association.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Chicago Grain Range
~ Timcs SpeciaI
BV Timrs Sprcfql

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. June s-carlots Wheat =
corn. IS. oats. II. rye 0. and barley. 0.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. June Primary receipts:
Wheat 573. 600 against 675 00c. corn. i67. -
000 against 457 900. oats i4i 900. against
l66 600. Shipments. Wheat $50 600. against
/ f.220 900: corn 81 600 against Az. 600. oats
SO 600, against III 900.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
BrightSpotS
of Business


NEW YORK. June s-The smallest num-
Der OF business failures since early De-
ccmber took place during the week ended
June 2 with q total OF 439. against soc
in the preceding week Bradstreets re-
norfnd
The Indianapolis times., 1932-06-08
Sneaker fnr the luncheon meeting

Thursday Of The Indianapolis Real
Estate Board at the Washington
will be George B. Sears Of New
York formerly associated with the
Gordon a. Hargrave Company.