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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-21
DOW-JOneS
Summary

Northwestern Public Service Company in
quarter ended March 81, 1892, reports
pront OF Sl85. 623 after all charges except
ing. depreciation. against s237. 836 IN like
1881 period. for twelve months 70 March
81, 1882. profit before depreciation was
ssos.055 against ss2l,411 in preceding
twelve months.
West Texas Utilities Company In quar-
ter ended March 81, 1882, shows net
profit Of s110,54s after an charges sz-
ccpting depreciation, against s257.Oe3 IN
like 1881 quarter; for twelve months
to March 81. 1882, profit before deprecia-
tion was ss2s.551 against s1.eoo,os0 in
preceding twelve months.
Directors OF Radio Corporation 70 con-
slider quarterly dividend OF s71z cents on
preferred A stock on June ~.
Shell Transport and Trading Company
in 1881 reported net profit OF S2,557 ,259
after all charges. against S4.s98,752 in
1880
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Receipts. 80; market. steady.
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BY ELMER G. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, May 21.-with
trading falling back to the dull
ness characteristic Of recent ses-
sions, the stock market today
closed irregular after moving in a
narrow range throughout the short
session.
At today's finish the list was
not far from the levels at the close
a week ago, one day of decline being
offset by four days of small adj
vances.
According to preliminary calcu-
latfon, the Dow Jones g. Co. in
dustrial average stood at 53.04, of
.2T; rails, 1740, of .27, and util-
tiles, 21.76, up .03.
Sales totaled 100000 shares COM
pared with 600,0l0 shares last Sat-
urday.
Aggregate market value Of ten
leading stocks was S4,677, 996, sos,
against $4,665, 2S7, 13I Friday, an ad-
vance of S12,7O9, 564.
News Is Lacking
There was little in the news to
affect the list. Outlook was brighter
for business pickup, now that the
reserve banks were to take an act
i've part in furnishing credit to
industry.
Meanwhile, traders were reticent
about making commitments, pend
ing further information Of the
methods whereby the credit was to
be extended. Shorts were equally
reticent, and this brought a prac-
teal deadlock, with tickers barely
moving.
Shares Of oil companies operat-
ing in the east were affected ad-
versely by the gasoline price war
which broke out in this city today.
All the companies selling gasoline
here cut their prices to Ga cents
gallon, not including tax, a de-
cline of more than cents a gall
Ion from the recently prevailing
price.
Railroad shares held fairly well
within fractions of the previous
close and so did utilities. West
Penn Electric preferred issues were
depressed sharply, the 6 per cent
breaking IA points and the per
cent SIS points.
Steel Holds Gains
Steel common managd to re-
tain a gain throughout most of the
session and small advances were
noted in several other leaders u
various groups, including General
Electric, Auburn, Loew'S and Amer
lean can. Marine Midland and
Montgomery Ward were depressed
fractionally to new lows.
Grains held steady with wheat
easier after its sharp rise Friday
Cotton futures also eaSed a few
points. Silver metal slipped back
Is cent to 274s cents an ounce.
United States government loans
were strong on expectation of fur
Their support for the general bond
market as a result of the decision of
the federal reserve to make use of
its vast credit reservoir. 1t was UNI
derstood that one of the proposals
before the banking and industrial
committee appointed by George l..
Harrison, governor of the New
York Reserve bank, was formation
of a bond pool, with capital Of
s100,O00,O0O to support the bond
market.
The committee will meet Mon
day when the methods of using the
reserve credit will be worked out.
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'BrightSpots
of Business

BY United Press
NEW YORK. May 3i.-COtton exports
from the United States this week totaled
100, 900 bales. against II 600 bales In the
corresponding week OF 1881. according to
the New York Cotton Exchange.
wASHINGTON-Lumbe orders during
the week ended MAY If were about IL
per cent above production during the
period. the national lumber man.
ufaeturers association reported.
ASBURY PARK, N. Jersey Central
Power and Light Company reported net
income for the year ended March 81 was
81 .026.52s. compared with s2,s43. 00i in the
preceding year.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.--Contraets worth
$40. 900 we're awarded BY the 9. @. Thomp-
son Pottery Company 70 expand It's plant,
az present running at 80 per cent OF
capacity.
SAN FRANCTSCO-Net income Of the
Western Pacific Railroad Corp. for 1881
was reported at ss5I.eo7. against $751;
I5s In 1880.
WILMINGTON. N. Glide Water Power
Company reported net income for THO
year ended March ~ was $500. 900, again.
$2s5, 595 In the preceding year.
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Ree.Ipt.. 1000. markst. Id.
-FaCEIUE oUWH-
1-500l Medium and good 80 22oH 3
l-i30i Slaughter pigs. ...... $40
CATTLE
Rrrcinfa 80. narkni aleadr
CALVES AND vEALERs

Bulls tyearlings excluded
Good and choice bccfs ....... 5000 ;. %
Cutter. common and medium. 2.004 500
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BOOST WORKING FORCE
Van Camp Packing Firm Puts on
as New Employees.

Increase in the working force Of
the Van Camp Packing and Prod
ucts Company Of 2002 South East
street. was announced today with
beginning Of the canning season
Jobs have been given forty-eight
new employees and between thirty
five and forty others havB been re-
inStated. Increased activity Is ex-
nected 70 iast ssFarass weeks.
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Other Livestock

% LNFIfU FFEF8
CINCINNATI. Nay i.-Hogs-Receipts
: 800. including 1855 direct; held over
mona; fairly active. mostly steady; spots
strong on weights above geo lbs; better
z70 lbs down: 135-z1o lbs, ss.156S.36: 2eO-
900 lbs s3101315: l20-150 Ibs.. $3.50: a
few COWS, s225nz50. Cattie-Receipts
2o0. calves. rs; nominal Sheep-Receipts,
200. nominal
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BIZ Unifsd Press
ByUnited Press

CHICAGO May 7i.-Eggs 49, Market
steady: receipts "a, 800 cases. extra firsts
49, q 13izc: frsts. i2af224c; current re-
ceipts, iidi1Lc: seconds, iOc. Butter
Market. steady: receipts Is. 4s5 tubs: extras
i694c: extra frsts. i6616izc: frsts, $50
Poultry-Market. easy. receipts no cars
in. l due; fowls l1isa12isc: leghorns,
lac: ducks. l0Gil i7c; geese, &c; turkeys
l20 i5c: ROSTERS. &C: broilers i992sc:
leghorn broilers. i5GiTc: stays. lie cheese
Twins. 100 i0izc; young Americas 1o74
Gllc. Pota toes-On track. $50: arrivals
~; shipments. $685. market steady TO Arm:
Wisconsin whites, ds5c; Idaho russetS
si.l56i.30: Minnesota and North Dakota
cobblers, 75ds0c: Alabama and Louisiana
Triumphs. s310G3.45.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. May 2I.-Butter, packing
stock, No. ?. loo: No. 3. &C.: butter fat,
12Gi%c: Eggs-Steady;. cases included;
graded. liizc Live poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sells only at heavy discount;
fowls. 5 lbs. and over. I3izc. lbs. and
horns ) lbs. and over. i7c: roosters. Sc;
colored broiiers. ID. and over 1ec; IL
lbs. and over. zoe; lbs. and over, 2lc:
flyers. lbs. and over 73c partly feathered
Ia lbs. and over. lsc; lbs. and over. Ale:
black springers. i2c. ducks. under lbs.
sell at liberal concessions. ducks white,
lbs and over loo; under 4 lbs. sc; spring
ducks. white. lbs. and over. l3c; under
4 lis. l0c: colored. 4 lbs. and over. i3c:
under 4 lbs. Toe: turkeys. No. / hens,
lbs. and over, i5c; young toms. No. ], 10
lbs. and over. 15c.
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CLEVELAND. Nav Hogx-Receipts
IS Followers none. few heads Steady 81 40
$3.50 according 70 widely varied weights.
for week steady 20 sc lower. mostly i0ff
isc down. weeks TOP S375. cattie-Re-
ceipts 90. light steers t5.1s. others un-
sold. FOR week mostly steady. some bulls
25c OF, common 10 good steers. ss.75n6.23.
early. sausage bulls. s. 5oG3.1s az finish
CalFes-None. for week steady % Sc lower
closing. a3H6.3o. according 70 KIND. sheep
snrinRrrs unfFcnIy down sheer unchanged.
Ehorn lambs. 4Sf1t Sc. TOP. S. IS: cuil %
ueossm tl-t00450. kprlnger1. ze8s.8o;
Meek to-. 81.
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other Livestock


CHICAGO, May al Hogs-Reeeipts,
1000. including 5000 direct. good TO
choice lambs scarce. market steady 70
weak, palmer quality considered. some
cleanup sales iO4l5c lower; packing sows
very slow, good i70-2l0 h., S3.2503 As;
actual top. S3.45; choice lots quoted high
er. 240-290 lbs, s3.20H3.35; few packing
soWs S2.50U280. shippers took 1000;
holdovey 1000. Cattle-Receipts. 1000;
compared week ago. fed steers and long
yearlings. asa soc higher; light heifer and
mixed yearlings barely steady: stickers
and feeders scarce. steady; all she stock
strong TO unevenly higher. but edge OF
beef cows market at close; bulls fully Csc
down and vcalers mostly soc of. Largely
steer and light wearing run; latter class
being IN very liberal supply. extreme top
fed steers, S.85, next highest price. 81 /;
best light steers. 81 50, bulk fat steers. SIS
N6-T5, several loads Texas grasSers. $3.50
down 10 81 SIS. light heifers topped at
IS 20. bulk better grades. 50 50W6 De-
maud broad FOR all light young COWS and
butcher hcifcrs OF value 10 sell al S4H
SIS. Sheep-Rece!pts 5000. today mar
ket nominal. for week ending Friday rs
doubles from feeding stations. $4,000
direct. fat lambs largely Simi.25. lower
FOR second consecutive week; sheep. l5H
25c lower: spots OF more. closing hulks
follow: well finished old crop wooled lambs.
Sf5On4.75. weeks top. e29. no choice
clippers offered late: native spring lambs
s5500ia; CALIFORNIA; IS with IS per
cent sort; short ewes, Sla i.75.
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New York Stocks
ErTnneaPrss.

BIZ Inifcd PTess
NEW YORK. May 2l.-Sales on
the New York Stock Echange today
totaled 10000 shares. Curb stock
sales we're $4,000 shares.
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, May 21.-Closing
prices and net changes on princi-
pal stocks traded today on the New
York Stock Exchange follow:
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STOCK SHARES
IRREGULAR IN
SLOW SESSION
Traders Proceed Cautiously
While Waiting Decisive
Credit News.
Average Stock Prices

Average OF thirty industrials for Friday
1871, up IL. Average OF twenty rails
2i.75. OF ~. Average Of forty bonds
1921, up. 0e.
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Top Row de1t to right)-Cleo
Sampson, Melvin Gilman, Wesley
Dill, Matthew Sinkovic, Benny
Domogalik, Cyril Bait.
Second Row - Edward Good
man, Ralph Williams, Frank Clio
goza, George Kelley, Gus Giufre,
Virgil Warner.
Third Row-Edwin Mayfield,
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By United Press

transit billing. wheat-No 2 red. 59isG
&c. Corn--No. yellow. 35N sec. oats
No. white. 26i7G 27i7c. Rye--No. 2, asa
46izc. Track prices. 2siac rate; Wheat
No red 54m 54i7c: No. / red ic prem
ium; No. red = 70 3 cents discount: No.
red, ~ TO 4 cents discount. C0rn-No.
yellow, 500 Q3ic No. yellow. ga zoe.
Oats-No. white. 23i2024iac; No. 3 white,
22ia aisle. Clovcr-Prime. 80. Alsyke-
Cash. s3.75. Butter-Fancy creamery
prints 23c. Eggs-Extras. lllaMl2c. Hay
Timothy. per cwt. 80c.
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BvJnifcd Press

EAST BUFFALO. Nav 2i.-HCs-
sale 500: market. nominaliy steacy: good
10 choice 10000 lbs. quoted Ss.l5i r."
$50 lbs. butchers and rather plain light
weiehts sold 50 50ff IS. Cattle-Receipts.
none. fed steers and vearlingS. steady
fhr9ughout week: demand fair. quality
improved. good 70 choice steers and year
hngs. S625 cts: heiferS. S5,I5ae29, me
common. 81 50. cows and bulls. 25c lower
fat COWS S3G3 50: cutter grades. Sl.25W2'
medium bulls. t1Tsn325. Caives-ReceiptS.
nonf vsalerS closed so cents under last
week good 10 choice $3.50 $50. early
tor. So IS. common and medium. So so q ,
lbs. Kentucky sprinEcrs. sT75 for week.
old crop lambs. 25c lower. sprineers. oes
10 81 lower, GOOD 20 choice clippers. 100
as 50. similar kinds spring lambs. S1-oc1
8 early TOD. Ss.75. fat ewes. Si.25G2.
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Radio Dial TwiSterS

$50 p. M
lWJR (750)-The Mummers,
NBC-Reser and his Eski-
mos to WIZ.
WIS (s70l-Barn dance
~ hoursl.
wMAQ (s70l-Dance mast
erS.
-e:45 p. M
CBS-Cuban orchestra.
WGN (720l-Wayne King S
orchestra.
10 p. M
.KYW C102o)-Master's or
chestra.
CBS-Lombardo and Royal
Canadians.
NBC-Buddy Rogers orches-
ira to WEAF.
WJR (750l-Radio reporter.
.NBC-Jack Denny'S orches-
ira 70 WIZ.
WMAO (670)-Dance pro-
gram n hoursl.
WTAM (107o)-Sports; dance
orchestra.
-I0:Is p. M
WON (77o)-red wesn1's or
cheStra.
1880 p. M
xYw (l020-Agnsw's or
chestra.
CBS-Stern's orchestra.
NBC-Gordon's orchestra to
WENF.
NBc-old Virginia fiddlers TO
WIZ.
-I0:45 p. M
WON (T20) - Roberts and
Kays orchestras.
WJR (750l-Salt and Pea
nuts.
III p. M
KYW 1020)-Panico's or
cheStra.
.WBBM (T70)--Around the
Town.
-11:30 p. M
WENR fsT0l-Barn dance
liz Midnirht--
wDAF t6l0) - Nighthswk
wJR (75o)-BerEin's orches-
ira.
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Unifed Press

PITTSBURGH. Nav i.-Hogs-Receipts
$50, n.q-ksf slow. mostly steady 10000
lbs. ss1OG SIS. one load. 81; 2i0-253 lbs.
50. 4013.65 Cattle-Rerespts. 100. market
nominal: medium and good steers. quoted
s650G6.7s; heifcrS. 81 ESQ $50. COWS. sea
AS. lower grade cows 81 5112sS. COM
-RcceipfS IS. market. undcrtone weak 70
lower. veaierx. So downward. Sheep-Rc-
ceiptx 500 market. trade sentiment weak
10 lower on spring lambs mostly $50
lambs. little change a. SfsoG s. 50. wetheTs
s. so downward
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Deaths

Julia Parker. II. s47 West Eleventh.
chronic nephrltis.
Ida ". Hill. "a. 7loe North Pennsylvania.
Nae Lomax. 50. Methodist hospital.
uremia-
Early. Hicks. q. 1915 KILLER. cerebral
nerorrhaae.
Orvilie Clinton Gordon. IS. 2024 North
Delaware. cardio renal vascular.
Cassie .Wilhurn. 30. 50 West Sixteenth.
Dsisy Steele. 80. Long hospital. chronic
= IVA va y Woodbrsdre. 90. 1851 Broadway.
cerebral nemorrhaGe-
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
e-4fRv H.
ns,s.u.,su. s,,,.,ss,,,,5S "a -
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NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Local Wagon Wheat
May a.

city grain eseystorE are paving Sc for
No red Wheae and 80 fo< Nc. nkfd
uheAAo
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Bank CIearingS

TREASURY STATEMENT
May IL
Net balance for May To-. -. s4si. 25e. sO6 90
expenditures s.--........-.- 1S,llo.o3n.4Z
Customs reefs. mo. to date. 11.19s. 110.7I
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LOUISVILLE. May .-Cattle-Receipts.
100: compared week ago steers and heifers
mostly 15c lower, other classes steady:
h-tlk common and medium steers and
haifers s425N5. better kind. SS25N5.75.
top. S.: beef cows. mostly s3d35o; low
cutters and cutters. si1sM2.50. bulls.
mostly ss25 down: bulk light stockers.
ers. SOC lower; mostly 81 down. Hogs
Receipts 200: steady. i70-220 lbs, $3.50.
a1S-lSs lbs, s.: 760-2a5 lbs. 50 IS; 800 lbs
down. 81 30 sows. sii5Rie0. stays. coo.
market. Sc higher for week Sheep-Re-
ceiptk, 500 Saturdays run includes double
or 50 at 81. market. 2Sc lower for the
week: better spring lambs. mostly 81 low
er: closing bulk better grades. s6.5OGT.
hucks S5.50N6.~ throWoutS and old crop
lambs. $3.50 down, fat ewes. SiH2. FRI
days shipments-Hogs. i27; sheep. l.2is
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. May 7i.-Butter. eggs.
poultry. no quotes today. Potatoes-Ohio
New York. Pennsylvania. SOC CSC bushel;
Maine Green Mountain, si.lQG1.15 per
l00-lb. sack; Idaho russell large sized,
sl.6oG1.65: few best as high as sis5 per
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United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. Nav 20.-Hogs-
Receipts. 2 500. market. fairly active. un-
even. steady TO 10c higher. lighter weights
al advance; piEs and soWs. STEADY. bulk
1sO-a20 lbs s2.7Sa3.50. top. $3.50. some.
22O-260 lbs. $3.50. most 10000 lbs. So
H330. l00-i40 lbs. S3r325. sows. mostly.
- son ? IS. market. compared week ago
steady 10 l0c lower Cattie-Receipts. 100
calves. rs. Shcep-Rcceipts. 100
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Produce Markets


Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
broilsrs. coloTed springerss.. 3 lbs. and up.
lie: IL to lbs. l3c: bareback and part
" feathered. 10c: leghorn and black. Ia
los and up. l2c; cocks and stays Sc: leg
horn cocks. &C. Ducks. large white. fun
f sssf,.r nd ,@d e small Sc Geese
old guineas. l5e. Eggs. No. current re-
ceipts. l0c. Butter-2l a 22c: under
grades l8Q i9c. Butterfat-l5c These
prices for healthy stock free from feed.
BY the Wadley Company.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May -Potatoes-Market,
steady; southern, S3a725 per barrel:
Idaho. s215d235 sack Bermuda, s6Gs
barrel; Maine, si92 barrel; Canada, $l.25
I2.25 barrel. Sweet Potatoes-Market.
baskets. 5odS5c. Flour-Market, quiet,
Market. quiet. Mess-sI675 barrel. Lard
Market, Arm. Middle West-Spot s4.20
p $50. Tallow-Market, easier; special TO
extra 24d2isc 10. Dressed Poultry
Market. steady: turkeys, 15d3oc; chickens.
1Sa27c: broilers. l5d3oc; fowls sG2Oc:
Market. steady geese. 7dl2c; ducks 8
a i5c; fowls. i4di7c: turkeys. l5q Csc:
ROSTERS, i0c; chickens puilets 26T2sc:
caponS. 15a22c; broilers. f3d27c. Cheese
Market, quiet; state whole milk fancy
10 specials, iGi2N2 zoe: Young America.
ilizMi2i7c. Butter-Market. steady:
creamery extras, isi=c: special marks, 10
1isisc. Eggs-Market. steady: nearby
white specials l7lsd isisc; standards, 1917
ml5e: Pacific Coasts, isia624isc; browns,
lEM2fc
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TOLEDO. Nay 2i-Hogs-R Receipts.
light market. steady; top, s3.3sa $40.
mixed S32Sn SIS. bunk. s325W3S5. pigs
S.. lights S.. roughS S7I715. Cattle
Receipts, light: market. steady. calves. re-
ceipts. light; market. steady. sheep and
'e1ibs-Recelpts. light. market. steady.
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wKBF (14OO) indianapolis
WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
PM
k.0o-Afternoon Round Table.
4.45-Uriversify Of Cincinnati talk.
5.o0--Amos n Andy lHBCi.
5.iS-Cus ATnheim's dance orchestra.
5.9o-Bcb Newhau
5.45-Old Man Sunshine.
6.o0-Dance orchestra
6.1S-"Chancu. the magician
e.30-Tscater of the Air.
7.oo-EauchercS.
7.3Q-FirEt Nighters fNBCl.
o.9o-The Crosiey Follies.
a.30-Oid Bill
S.43-peauut p1etEo.
e:0o-Trial OF vfv!cnne ware.
e.30-Over the Rhein.
a.4B--Headlines Of Yesterday
1r.oo-yAck uenny'B orchestra MIC.
lo.1o-u ocdlcsockers
~ .Qo~-rarce crrneFtra.
II .14-uarce orchestra
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By Times Special =

By Times Special
CHICAGO Nav 2i-Carlots. Wheat 10;
corn. 40, oats, 49, rye. o. and barley, 0.
By Times Special
CHICAGO May 2i.-PrimRry receipts:
Wheat. 265 600. against l,456,OO0. corn,
276 0O0 against go. 600 oats 100000.
against 201. 600 shipments: Wheat. 584,-
900. against 90 900, corn. 1870 000 against
48s. 900, oats, 200. 900. against 1872 600.
By United Prcss
CHICAGO. May 2l.-cash grain close:
wheat-No. ? red. 58iac; No. ,, sac;
sSc; No. 2 yellow. $50 SAFE; No. J. s2is
T3294c: No white. 33hc. Oats-No. 2
mixed. 23c; No. ? white. 23atd24c; No. 3
22A0 23c, No. 4. 22022lzc. Rye-No sales.
Barley-34 q 35c. Timothy-t2.75Q3. Clover
-sg25d13.75.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1932-03-05
BY BURCK

nent OF communication by air.
The completion Of the technical reconStruc-
ton Of all the branches of economy will require
on the part Of the working class the full master
ing of technique, the training of numerous tech
meal cadres from the ranks of the workers and
collective farmers
During the second Five-Year Plan, the U. s.
S. r. which used to be country importing ma
chinery, will be transformed into a country inde-
pendently manufacturing machines, the techni-
cal and economic independence of the Soviet
Union will be insured, and the USSR will &C.
cupy the first place in Europe, in the technical
respect.
Each worker, no matter where he is employed
or in which country he lives should know the
basic principles of the second Five Year Plan
as well as those conditions under which its exc
cution is possible They should know that the
construction of Socialism is taking place in the
conditions of intense struggle of the toiling
masses of the USSR for the fulfillment of the
plans and against those obstacles which the class
enemies put to the proetarian dictatorship. The
capitalist elements will not leave their positions
without a struggle The intensification Of the
class struggle is inevitable at certain moments
and particularly in separate domains and Sec
tons of Socialist construction. The bourgeois in
fluence on some strata of the working class and
on separate members Of the Party is inevitable as
Well. Therefore, the extension of struggle against
opportunism, and especially against the Right
deviation, as the chief danger at the given stage
is by no means weakened by the Party during
the second Fiye-Year Plan. The inevitablty of
the intensfication of the class struggle dictates
also the task of the further general consolida-
ton Of the dictatorship Of the proletariat This
task is being dictated also by the fact that the
capitalist world is existing as yet, and that it
will not give up its plots concerning military at
tacks and intervention against the USSR. The
question, who beats whom which was solved
within the country in favor of Socialism re-
manned not solved yet during the first years
of the first Five-Year Plan--on the international
field of struggle between Socialism and capital
ism. The preparations for war and intervention
against the USSR on the part of the imperial
lists, mean an attempt at undermining the con-
struction of Socialism and at suppressing the
revolutionary labor movement in the countries
of capitalism. The Soviet Union should be ready
to meet the enemy up in arms Therefore, it
is necessary to strengthen the Dictatorship of
the .Proletarat
At the same time the WORKING class of the
capitalist countries should offer vigorous resis-
lance to the inperialists plots against the faith
eriand of the world proletariat. The cause of
the construction of Socialism in the USSR is
the cause not only of the Soviet toilers, but also
the cause of the whole world proletariat.