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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-02
DOW-JOneS
Summary

Southwestern Gas and Electric in 1881
earned $500 a common snare, against
S7.52 in 1880.
Associated G7s and Electric system
reports for week ended March 26, 1882,
electric output isicluding sales to Sther
utilities of 4s,9Ss,21S XVIII, decrease Of
s 1-1O per cent from the same week Of
last year.
carman & Co. Inc, and subsidiaries
profit of $50 $50 after interest. federal
taxes and other charges, against S2ls,-
s3S in 1880.
New York cables opened in London at
375 against $50; paris checks, 1928;
Amsterdam, $685. Italy, 72.50, and Ber-
lin, 1892.
Americas Writing Paper Inc. in year
ended Dec. 81, 1881, showed net loss
amounting to s345.4sa after taxes, in
etc, against net profit Of sl45,335, equal
TO 81 50 share on SO, 266 shares Of pre-
ferred stock in 1880.
Condo Mast Publications in 1891
earned S11s a common share, against
1927 in 1880.
ported. net loss amounting TO sS1s342
after taxes and charges.
Pan American Airways Corporation in
1881 earned 81 cents q share. against net
loss Of s305.271 in 1880.
Louisville g. Nashville in January re-
ported deficit totaling S747.233 after taxes
and charges. against net income of $685.
$50 in January. 1881.
Net loss of mountain & Gulf Oil Com
iany for 1881 amounted to SI2.SlI after
charges. against profit of s2S4,O5S after
expenses but before depreciation and de-
pIetion in 1880.
New Bradford Oil COMPANY in 1881
reported net loss amounting to S3279 GAS
after charges. against profit Of S651 S03
after minority interest. but before de-
probation and depletion in 1880.
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Dear Mr.. FiXit-I am a merchant
in the $500 block on Prospect street,
and am soliciting your cooperation
in an attempt to get the city to re-
pair a large hole in the brick pave
ment a short distance from our
place of business. This hole has
caused several wrecks and has done
considerable damage to tires and
rims of motorists for months.
G. F. Francis.
1913 Prospect st.
Wilbur H. WInsh1p city street COM
missioner, reported today that the pave
ment defect is being investigated.
Dear Mr.. Fixit-I am a resident
of Hervey street, which runs west
from Shelby street to Garfield
drive. We would like to have
street sign erected at the corner of
Hervey and Shelby streets. The
sign there is illegible and causes
much delay and confusion in get
ting our deliveries.
R. E. MORRIE.
Hervey Street.
John Noonan. of the city engineering
department. today said he will investi-
gate the matter Immediately. He will
have a sign erected if there is a light
post at the corner. but If there is no
light post he will turn the matter over
to the street commissioners department.
Dear Mr.. Fixit-There is large
stone on the lawn between the side
walk and the street which belongs
to the city, I understand. A crowd
of boys from 8 to IA play on and
around the stone and on my lawn
and act like a pack of wild Indians.
My mother, who is go, and I have
been annoyed terribly, but the boys
pay no attention and hang around
the stone continually. Can't the city
remove this stone?
MRS. r. j. NAGLE.
826 North Tuxedo street.
The street commissioners department
will send truck to the SPOT mentioned
and if the stone can be lifted. the trucks
crew VIII remove it. WinshiD announced
today.
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Utilities Move Down

Missouri Pacific stocks and bonds
crashed to new lows on the Stock
Exchange today. New record lows
also were made by New York Cen
, trail at 22S, off 23s; Chesapeake 81
Ohio 1879, off 13s, and Chesapeake
Corporation 1913, off II. Atchison
made q new low since 1905 at 60H,
off az. New lows also were made
by Erie, and Baltimore & Ohio.
Some of the rails, notably Central,
rallied from the lows.
In the utility group, American
Telephone made new low on the
movement at 109}s, Off rs, while
Standard Gas and North American
again experienced wide breaks.
, Other utilities we're steadier than in
the preceding session, but most of
them declined.
Automobile shares we're forced
down on prospects of a price war
and also on the tax on new cars
which was included in the new tax
bill. In the early trading new lows
were made by General Motors, Au-
, burn and Nash.
According to preliminary calcu-
lation, the Dow, Jones & Co. in
dustrial average stood at 7133, off
, OBS points; rail average 1T 2753,
off 100 points, and the utility aver
age at 2768, off O48 points.
Sales totaled 100000 shares,
compared with 1865, 900 shares last
Saturday.
Aggregate market value of ten
leading stocks was $5,792, 010,768
against $5,847 sos, 1913 Friday, a de-
; cline of $55,598,125.
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Ban Schools at Airport

CROYDON, April 2.-Commenc-
ing Aug. l, all flying schools and
Institutional flying are to be
banned from the aerodrome here,
the largest airport in Great Britain.
This is due to the decision of
the air ministry that flying by
noviceS in the vicinity of the air.
port offers the possibility of a
serious disaster in the event of a
collision between an Institutional
machine and one of the giant air
liners.
During a normal day at the
peak of the tourist season last
summer thirty-three air liners took
off from Croydon and as many
landed there daily. At certain
hours. the operations of the flying
schools, air taxis services, chartered
machines and air liners, made the
airport in the view of the air
ministry, dangerously congested.
The ban against the flying
schools is being vigorously pro-
tested by the management of the
schools.
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REGENTS. so: market. stead,
Other Livestock
En Tnited Press

S c6a1cAGo5 April mn 2a Hogs Receipts Is
quality plain, limited offerings sold steady
Choice ice u lio-2io lbs. 81 4O@4 50 top. Sass;
22O-250 lbs, S4.25Q4.45; 260-320 lbs. SAC
4.25; light lights, .$4.25G450; pigs and
packing sows practically absent; pigs $3.75
"a; packing sows, $3.40d3.65; shippers
took 1000; estimated followers 1000, Cat
tle-Receipts. 100; compared week ago;
light steers and long yearlings grading me-
dunn to good, Csc lower; other light steers
and weighty offerings steady having re-
covered early decline; she stock and light
yearlings unevenly 25050c lower; bulls Is
6G25c off, and vealers mostly SOC down;
late advance on sters largely a forced af-
fair, general undertone remaining weak;
extreme top light sters, $8.15; heavies
$8.10; bulk weighty steers, $6.50@7.50; few
selling above SITS; common steers all
representative weights sold dependably at
$3.50 downward, most light kinds S4.75W
5.25; active stocker and feeder buying sup
ported low priced steers; best half fat
feeders, $3.50; quality yearling stockers,
$6.25. Sheep-Receipts, 1000; today mar
60 doubles from feeding stations, l2'4OO
and feeding lambs steady; choice lambs
close, reaching $780, the weeks top;
closing bulks follow: Better grade wooded
lambs, $7Q7.40. including several loads
95-98 lbs, Colorados at s70735 desirable
clippers, S6.25@6.50; unfinished woolskins
$6.25@6.65; throwouts. $5.5005.75; fat
ewes, $3.50@4.25; few native spring lambs.
S8.50M9.
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HERMAN PINS ARNOLD

Taking the first and third falls,
Ad CToughy) Herman triumphed
over Sailor Jack Arnold in the fea-
ture heavyweight wrestling event at
'the armory Friday night. Herman
scored the first fall with back
slam and the final with a flying
tackle.
Carl Davis pinned Tony zikoff,
Austrian veteran, in twenty-six
minutes in the semi windup, using
a deadlock. Johnny Carlin defeat
ed Buck Weaver and Charlie Harbo
tossed Art Craig in other events.
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Deaths

Alma D. Dorman, So, 1916 Broadway,
carcinoma.
Bessie N. Fergler. 49, s149 Walker, cardio
vascular renal disease.
James. Carney. As, Veterans hospital,
peritonitis.
Emma Motley. AZ. 2215 Sheldon, apo
plexy.
Josephine Pierce. 40. city hospital, cere-
bro spinal meningitis.
Edward H. Decker. 81. Methodist hos
pital, hypostatic pneumonia.
Bernard Willoughby, l, 2420 West Will
kins. rabies.
Anna, M. Kennedy. So, 1909 Brookside,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Lois Marie Baker, 2. 1908 East Ohio,
broncho pneumonia.
Lena vanDeman. 10. 1929 Laurel, bron-
cho pneumonia.
Johanna Reefmaker, 46. Central Indiana
hospital, peritonitis
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FEATHERS OPEN ACTION
81 Timcs Snccin!

81 Times Spccjdl
DETROIT, Mich, April -Four
topnotch featherweights will open
action next Friday in the N. B. A.
elimination tourney here to deter
mine a successor to Bat Battalino,
former champion.
Tommy Paul of Buffalo, fifth III
, national ranking, meets Bushy Ora
ham, Utica veteran rated tenth,
and Freddie Miller of Cincinnati,
ranked third, opposes johnny Pena
: of Spain, who rates ninth. The
bouts are scheduled for ten rounds.
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'BrightSpots
of Business

BY United Press
NEW YORK. April Bank failures
during March reached new monthly low
for the depression. totsling only forty. &C
cording to the American Banker"
DETROIT March shipments Of
Plymouth cars were reported at 1910.
gain of 32S per cent over the 4,079
cars shipped in March. 1891.
CHICAGO-G G y b o u n Corporation,
holding company for motor bus transpor-
tation units earned s2.43 a share in 1881
against $l.47 share in 1880. It was re-
ported.
NEW YORK-Pan-America Airwavs
Corporation reported net income for 1881
was Sos. 452. compared with an operating
loss Of $305, 27l in 1880.
DETR0IT-Briggs Manufacturing Com
pany increased its pay rolls 50 per cent
during March, ii was reported.
TOLEDO-Power output Of the Toledo
Edison Company in March was 352i2. 542
kilowatt hours, against s. 144,5 hours in
February.
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Southwestern Gas and Electric in 1881
| earned $500 a common share, against
IN.
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JOE YOsMIK INJURED

. u INITIN ZION
NEW ORLEANS, April Joe
Vosmik, last seasons rookie sensa-
ton. will be missing from the
Cleveland outfield for a few days
. because Of a strained muscle in his
right side.
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OssIE soLEM IOWA U. MENTOR

. BB Times Special
IOWA CITY, April 2-Ossie So
lem, former Drake U. mentor, took
up his duties as Iowa U. grid di-
rector in the first spring practice
y session here Friday. He demon
strated the type of shift, a modifi-
cation of the Minnesota shift, which
he will introduce this year.
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BIZ Tnifed Press

CINCINNATI. o., April 2.--Hogs-fse-
ceipts. 1850 Including 1921 direct: held
over. 200. moderately active, generally
steady: better grade l69-240 lbs. S4;35@
lbs, S46435; 120-15O lbs, $40: sows,
S363.25. Cattle-Receipts. 200; calves. so
nominal. Sheep-Receipts. 500. including
400 direct: nominal.
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CARDS BEAT CRACKERS

ATLANTA, Ga, April 2.-St.
Louis Cardinals concluded their
two-ganle series with the Atlanta
Crackers here today. Jim Bottom
ley's first inning home run enabled
the champions to win 7 to de-
cision. Carleton and johnson held
the Crackers to six Safeties.
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BIZ Tnifed prcSa

FIT. WAYNE. April Hog market.
steady; pigs. s3.5o@4: light LIGHTS. s4l
AIS: lights. S4.20Q4.35; mediums. $4,000
4.20; heavies. S3.75G4; roughs. So stays.
So: calves. Sc; lambs. $3.50.
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TIGERS TACKLE 1. U.

HW fWto NVttIuF
GREENCASTLE, Ind, April ?. -
De Paw diamond FASTENERS opened
their 1882 campaign today, opposing
Indiana university. Wilman, veteran
twirler, opened on the Tiger firing
line and Wright pitched for the
Crimson.
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-buIIS VytdFIIHk5 tAVIuutuJ-
Good and choice beefs. also 3.75
Cutter. common and medium. 2.O0Q 2.75
CALVES AND VEALERS
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New Bradford Oil Company in 1891
reported net loss amounting to 1927.
after charges. against profit of 1851, 1903
after minority interest but before de-
probation and depletion in 1880.
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MODERN BOYS IDEA
OF PLAY IS COSTLY
Uses Big League Baseball Instead of
Hand Wound One of Yore.


Hand Wound One of Yore.
By Enited Press
DETROIT, April 1.-THE modern
boy, here, doesn't play baseball as
boys of a decade ago played zone
Oh cat a list of baseball equipment
to be purchased by the board OF
education has revealed.
Instead of the hand-wound ball
of former years, present day youth
plays with big league balls cost
ing $11 dozen. The 25-cent bat,
which the team "chipped in" to
buy. has been displaced by $15-a-
dozen bats.
Detroit school boys wear uniforms
costing $3.50 each, the list disclosed,
and the team catcher wears a SITS
chest protector, a $3.50 mask, a So
mitt. and $3.50 shin guards
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BIZ United Press

TOLEDO. April Cash grain, close:
Grain in elevators. transit billing. Wheat
No. 2 red, 5SG59c. Corn--No. 2 yellow,
Rye@No. ,, 5o@5ic. Track prices@a8iSc
rate. Wheat-No. 2 red So sac; No. l
red 1 cent premium; No. red z to 3
cents discount; No 4 red, to cents
discount. Corn-No. yellow, 321a 33c;
No. 3 yellow, 31@311ac. Oats-No. 2 white,
25@26c; No. white, 231a 24l5c. Glover
Prime, $8.75. Alsyke-Cash. S8.75. Butter
Fancy creamery prints, 27628c. Eggs
Extras 111a@12c. Hay-Timothy per
cWt.. 30 cents.
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In the Air

Weather condition at 9 a. m:
Southwest wind, 81 miles an hour:
temperature, Sc; barometric pres
sure, 29.30 at sea level: ceiling, high,
thin broken clouds, unlimited; Wis
Utility, 25 miles; field. good.
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HOTEL AID BOASTS KING
FrOlch Hosiery Makes Capital of
AlfOnso's Patronage.

By United Press
FONTAINEBLEAU, France, April
2.-Modern advertising has no re-
spect for an exiled monarch and his
family.
"Have a royal vacation; sleep un-
der the same roof as king" says
the advertising for the hotel where
ex-king Alfonso and his family live
here.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong to:
Frank Serg. s24 North LaSalle street.
Buick coupe. 116-425. from Noble and North
streets.
George Warford. 1s5 West Vermont street.
Oakland sedan. NJ 1874. from in front of
413 North Illinois street.
NJ H. Schumacher. zoos College avenue.
Whiupet coach. from rear of zoos College
avenue.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI, April -Butter-Packing
stock. No. !, 18c; No. 2, 13c; No. g. 1Oc:
butterfat: 17619c. Eggs-Steady; cases in
Guided: Extra firsts, 12c: seconds lie:
nearby ungraded, 11izc; duck eggs. 12c:
goose eggs. Csc, Live poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sells only at heavy discount;
over, Ice; lbs. and over. 16c; Leghorns, 8
lbs. and over; 12c; ROSTERS, 1Oc; colored
over, 24c; partly feathered, lac; Leghorn
broilers 1 u lbs. and over. zoe: 2 lbs. and
over. 20c;, black. springs lie; ducks under
white, 4 lbs. and over, 16c; under lbs,
13c: colored. lbs. and over, Ice; under
4 lbs, 13c: capons, lbs. and over, 25c
under lbs. 22c; slips. 15c: turkeys, No.
hens. 3 lbs. and over. 30c; young toms
No. 1, 10 lbs. and over, 22c.
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ENEMIES SINCE 1910
Trotski- Stains Feud Long Stand
in, Letter of Dictator Shows.

By United Press
MOSCOW, April Joseph
Stains feud with Leon Trotski
dates back at least to 1910, letter
by Stain written that year shows.
A copy of the letter. addressed to
Lenin, recently has been discovered
and is published with elaborate
commentaries by the magazine
BolShevik.
Writing from his exile in Vologda
province, Stain sided with Lenin.
then an emigre in Europe, as
against Trotski in connection with
the latter's proposal of bloc Of
various revolutionary elements.
Every document tending to show
that Stain was better supporter
of Lenin that was TrotSky now is
being given the utmost publicity.
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TECH NINE DRILLS

Technical high school diamond
FASTENERS continued work today for
their opening game on April - with
Ben Davis. Coach John Mueller
Eeports his squad in good shape.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
1 Death Notices

CLEARY, BENEDICT F.-Ago 50 years.
day, April 4th $50 a, m, at residence,
1923 Woodlawn Ave; a. m. st. Patrick
church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited Friends may call at
residence Sunday afternoon.
COSAND, MARGARET Achieved wife Of
Truman Cosand. passed away Friday.
April list, at residence, $50 S. New Jer-
sey st. Funeral Tuesday April 5th from
residence at 10 a. m. Burial st. Joseph
cemetery.
DISHON. TRUSTIN Beloved husband
Eunice A. Jones and Mrs. Alberta HAM
llton, passed away at his residence near
New Bethel on FRIDAY morning, April l,
age 80 years and 10 months. Funeral at
his late residence Monday. 1920 a. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
oGLE, SANFORD A-Beloved husband Of
Mollie Ogle, father Of Mrs. Cassie Bank
of Akron, O.; Mrs. Ruby Fielder of
Miami Beach. Fla; Mrs. Ruth Smith of
indianapolis. and Mrs. Martha Matthews
Of Los Angeles, Cal, departed this life
neral Monday, April 4, at the residence,
1887 N. Denny St, 10 a. m. Burial
Crown Hill cemetery; Friends inated.
Funeral under direction Of MOORE g.
sKAGGS. JOHN Beloved husband OF
Eliza Skaggs, father of Robert, Henry,
Mrs Flora Eder and me5 Belle Eder eagnd
April. 1. Service at 1920 W. McCarty St.
Park. Friends invited. LITTLE 81
SONS in charge.
STALEY, EMERSON-Husband of Ada
Staley, passed away Thursday evening.
March 81, at his home. 6355 College
Ave. Funeral services at THE RAGS
DALE & PRICE FUNERAL HOME. 1919
N. Alabama St. 1870 p. m. Sunday,
April 3. Friends invited. Burial in Day.
ton. Ind, about 4:30 D. m Sunday.
Friends NAV call at the funeral home
anv time Saturday
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By United Press

CHICAGO. April -Eggs-Market,
ISc; frstS, l2G123Ic; current receipts, ii
0l1l2c; second, lie Buuter-Market
weak; receipts, s,446 tubs: extras. 2oc: ex-
ira f1rsts, 1914 @1934c; firsts, 1871 619c;
seconds. 1712 61Sc standards, l91ac.
Poultry-Market, steady; receipts, no cars
in, none due; fowls, 1412@16c; Leghorns,
G23c; roosters. &c; broilers. 21G23c; Leg
horn broilers. 19c; stays, 15c. Cheese :
Twins, 1112@1l%o; young Americas. 100
73c; shipments, 78S market dull, steady;
Wisconsin round whites. 75685c Mime
sofa and North Dakota Ohios, s1.0501.10;
umphs, So
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STOCKS MAKE
NEW LOWS IN
WEAK SESSION
Utilities and InduStriaIS
Crack When Carriers
Sell Off.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Fri
Gay 72is, OF. ITO. Average Of twenty
n ntiteza 43 on Average Of twenty a1t
bonds 77G9, Of "a.
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Mr.. FiXit

Write your troubles to Mr.. Fixit. He
is The Times representative at the
city hall and will be glad to present
your case to the proper city officials.
Write him in care of The Times
signing YOUR full name and address
Name will not be pu 5lished.
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New York Stocks
By United Press
nv thomson & McKinnoni

NEW YORK, April 2.-Sales on
the New York Stock Exchange to-
day totaled 100000 shares. Curb
stock sales totaled 10000 shares.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong TO:
Chronicle Blanks. 1858 Shriver avenue
Chevrolet sedans found at 900 Torbet street.
Buick sedan. no license. no certificate of
title. found at Forest avenue and New
York street.
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CHICAGO
Anri1 .
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
The City
in Brief

The works board has granted
the Standard Oil Company permits
sion to remodel its station at South
Meridian street and Russell avenue,
providing the company left strip
of sidewalk on the south part of
the island" there for pedestrians.
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Local Wagon Wheat
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

CITY grain elevators are paving 42c for
No. 2 red wheat and 42c for No. hard
wheat
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Chicago Grain Table

BIZ Times NpeCldL
CHICAGO April Car lots: Wheat,
6; corn. SO: oats. Is: rve2. and barley, 5.
By Times Special
CHICAGO. April PRIMARY receipts
Wheat-348, 600, against 866, 000 corn
35S, 900, against 745 600; oats 1854 600,
against 444, 000 Shipments: Wheat AGO.
600. against 467 900; corn 1872, 000 against
500, 600; OTIS 1877, 000 against 100000,
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New York Bank Stocks
by Thomson & McKinnon)
A,N,sI .
Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, April 2.-Closing
prices and net changes on leading
issues traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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Architects and Builders building,
Pennsylvania and Vermont streets.
Noon luncheon meeting of the
Rotary Club to be held Tuesday in
Riley room of the Claypool will be
in charge of the vocational service
committee. The speaker will be
Harry w. Hobbs.
Meeting of the Grandview and
North Side Civic League will be
held Monday night at the Suther-
land Presbyterian church, Twenty
eighth street and Guilford avenue.
Charles F. Remy, former appellate
judge, will be the speaker.
Speaking on artistry in Stamps"
DR.. T. Victor Keene addressed the
Indiana Stamp Club in the Locker
bic Friday night.
Richard J. KIeinbub is editor of
the Cyclone, a monthly magazine
which chronicles activities of the
Thirty-eighth division of the In
diana National Guard. John r.
Smell and M. c. Balsley are as
sistant editors.
Means curbing tuberculosis will
be discussed Monday at 3:15 at a
meeting in the city council cham
bers at the city hall. The session
has been called by the Marion
County tuberculosis Association.
City health workers, nurses, and
social service workers will attend.
Election of a president will be
held Monday night at a meeting of
the Park Crest Civic club in the
Garfield park community building.
Dance will be given at 1880 to-
night at the headquarters of the
unemployed Council, 1922 South
Meridian street. Sunday at Allen
Pickett. official of the Trades Union
Unity League, will speak at the
center.
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By Times Special

$50: steady at weeks ADVANCE: bulk beef
STEERS and heifers. S4.5O0e; tou. 81; cows
and bulls, $3.50 down. Calves-Receipts.
ESQ; steady: good and choice vealers
closely sorted, $4.50@5; throwouts most
" So down. Hogs-Receipts, ESQ; steady;
1925 lbs. $40; 240-295 lbs. $410; 300
lbs. UP. $3.50. ITS lbs. down, $3.50; pack
ing sows. s2.50G3.25; stays. S225 down
Sheep. and lambs-Receipts, so: steady:
bulk fat lambs. $3.50: buck lambs. $3.50;
davis shipments, 10; caatle. los; calves,
none.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-04-02
By United Press

CHICAGO. April Cash grain close:
Wheat-No. 2 hard. 5SAc; No. yellow,
hard 5224c No. 3 mixed, 5212c. Corn
3324c: No. 4 yellow. 3113@3219c; No. yell
low. slice No. 3 white. 3194@32c. Oats
No, white, 24A @2494c: No. 3 white. $50
4824c. Barley-42 q 60c. Timothy-$3 @3.25
ClnVer-S9m13.