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TECH TEACHER GIVEN
JOURNALISTIC AWARD
Faculty Adviser Key Presented by
Columbia Association.

For outstanding and meritorious
work in the field of scholastic Jour
nalism, Miss Ella Sengenberger, di-
rector Of publications at Technical
high school, has been awarded a
faculty advisers key by the Colum-
bia University Scholastic Press As
ISOLATION.
The award was made at the ninth
annual convention Of the association
in New York city, at which five
other keys were granted. In the
citation accompanying the award,
J. M. Murphy, association director,
said:
Miss Sengenberger has been a
leader in Indiana high school jour-
nalism for the last ten years. She
is the first president of the Indiana
high school journalism teachers
association and helped draw up the
first state course Of study in jour-
nalism. In short, she has been Of
extreme help in the field of high
school journalism not only in In
diana, but in the midwest"
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Deaths

Ole Rasmussen IS. 1920 East Morris,
Frank Robinson, So. city hospital, lobar
pneumonia
Catherine Lucille Dell l. Methodist hos
pltal. accidental
Sarah Margaret Brown. 90. sos North
Meridian. broncho pneumonia.
Seth Bennett Winnings ~. 1865 West
Thirtv-htth. chronic myocarditis.
Phillip Hoover. 81 Methodist hospital.
Charles Arthur, SO. 1902 College. pull
monary hemorrhage.
Mack Barnett, 49. 1871 Miller. chronic
mvccsrGitis.
Walter L Burns, %, city hospital
chronic nephritis.
Margaret' Tighe Ryves, II. 2463 Park,
mvocarditiS.
Magdalena Mofett, 81, city hospital
general peritonitiS.
eighth. coronaTy thrombosis
Robert Gardner. S. city hospital, aortlc
inSrfficiency.
Norma J9pa Wade, month, Riley hos
pltal. bTonc4o pneumonia.
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Births

Ralph and syrene Quinlan, 21O6 South
Delaware.
Harvey and Nellie Francis. 1857 West
TWentv-SiXth
hospital.
Paul and Helen Thompson, Coleman
hospital
Roy and Mabel Mcqueen, 1911 East Min
nesota.
.Debert and Eula Burns, ST. Vincent hos
pital.
Randall and Mary Lamb. ST. vincent's
hospital.
Graham and Anita Meggenhofen, St
VincentS hospital.
Bows
hoSDital.
Willis and Mary Husbaum. Coleman hos
pital
Paul and Josephine stinnett, 90 South
East
Robert and Berniece Welsh, St. vincent's
hospital.
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CITY PREP COACH TO
LECTURE AT PURDUE

b. Times Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind. March 10
Henry Bogue, football coach at
Washington high school, Indian
apohs, viii be one of the featured
instructors at the second annual
football clinic that will be held at
Purdue university, March "A and 25
Bogue viii be one of seven high
school coaches who will aid the
Purdue grid staff and Elmer Layden
of -Four HorSeman' fame. in con-
Quoting the two-day session that is
expected to attract between 500
and 400 high school and college
coaches from Indiana end neigh
boring states.
Bogue will discuss Box Forma-
ton Onense' on Friday, March T.
at 1850 a. N.
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llt IdoD ID u AtL
to English types. especially the work
Of Herbert Mundin as Alfred Bridges
and his wife Ellen, played so
tremendously by Una O'COnnor. and
Beryl Mercer as the cook These
are servant characters at the start
of the story and the years change
them all.
Give Brook is Robert Marryot and
his performance is one of natural
charm. I thought he was actually
living the part as "Cavalcade" told
IN the terms of one English family
what has happened to the nation
from 1899 to the present date.
A scene which stamped the man
ner and the patriotism of the day
was the one devoted to the funeral
of Queen Victoria.
"CaValcade' is a record on the
screen Of the sweeping changes that
have come over English family and
national life since 1899. Here is not
dry historical facts but the reg
istered heartbeats of mothers and
fathers of the empire Even our
heartbeatS, because the heartbeats
of mothers and fathers are really
the same in all civilized countries
that even go to war.
Please watch the natural work
of Frank LaWton as Joe, one of
the sons, when he grows up to be a
young man. Here IS glorious youth
turned into canon fodder.
You will hear a lot Of talk about
Ursula Jeans as Fanny Bridges, who
becomes a famous dancer and who
loved Joe bravely, although she was
raised as a child in the great
kitchen of his household
The war scenes are really symbols
used as a background to the tragedy
that tore into the hearts Of all Eng
liSh mothers and fathers during the
Boer and World wars.
"Cavalcade' is a story that is so
simple, so true to life in the various
periods represented that it becomes
the greatest human document ever
brought to the screen.
This picture belongs to the class
of being one of the two greatest
pictures I have ever seen on the
screen, whether silent or talking.
Here is a picture 1 will never for
get, and it glorif1es the movie in
dustry.
AS matter Of record the pro-
lection of sound was not satisfactory
last night That is no fault of the
picture. I have been assured by
those in charge as we'll as the engi-
neers that this difficulty will be adj
justed at once. And I am sure it
will be.
If my recommendation means
anything to you-then see the
greatest human document the screen
has to offer.
Now at English's twice daily for
limited engagement.
Other theaters today offer: John
Gilbert in Fast Workers." at the
Palace; Mae West in "She Done
Him Wrong at the Indiana; "42nd
Street" at the Circle; Lee Tracy in
private Jones' at the Apollo, and
burleSque at the RiaItO.
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STATE INDEPENDENT
CAGE DRAWINGS SET

Drawings for the fifteenth annual
Indiana amateur independent bas-
ketbau tournament finals. to be
played at Upton starting March 10.
VIII be announced here March Is.
Wayne Emmelman. secretary Of the
Central States Association, sponsor
ing the event, said today.
TWenty-SiX sectional winners from
all parts OF the state will participate
IN the four-day tourney.
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Hygiene Of the Elderly. including a suit
able diet, VIII be discussed by Dr. Herman
Bundesen during the Horicks Adventures
in Health program Friday at 7:30 .. m
over WLW and an NBC network.
THE House in Chelsea be drama
tized during the Thurston, the Magician
program, Friday al s:45 D. m, over WLW
and an MIC network
Recently inaugurated as a star Of Co.
lumbia's program series Jane Froman VIII
sing Of A White House of Our own" dur
ing her program with Leonard Hayton
and his orchestra at D. m. Friday, over
WFBM and the Columbia network
Mary Eastman, talented Columbia So
prano. Will sing the lyric love melody
Willis" from Lehar's Merry Widow -
during her broadcast over WFBM and the
Sos56Hmola network Friday from ais to
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waiting alone for
New Years Eve
1882. They lift
their glasses and
offer a toast to the
future. J a n e S
toast is the hope
for the future
greatness and peace
Of England. I will
never forget the
work of DianaWyn
yard as Jane as she
gives the world
and death Two
wonderful sons
Joe and Edward.
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& PACIFIC
SALES SHOW DECLINE
Merchandise Sold Off $685. Tons
From Previous Year.

Total sales of the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company for four
weeks period ending Feb. 25 mount
ed to SOL ,1O2,151. This compares
with $69,868,3O7 in same period of
1882 and is a decrease of $8,766, 1856,
or 1855 per cent.
February sales, expressed in tons,
were estimated at 4O6,156 this year,
compared with 412,811 in February,
1882. This is a decrease in quantity
of merchandise sold of $685. tons,
or 1.61 per cent.
Average weekly sales in February
totaled S15,275,5 38. compared with
S17467,O77 in 1882, a decrease of
S2,191, 500 Average weekly tonnage
sales were 1O1, 500, compared with
1O3,2O3 in February, 1882, a decrease
of 1864 tons.
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CHANGE UNIFORM STYLE
State Police TO Wear Blue Coats
and Brooches, No Khaki

No longer will the state police
look like bus drivers.
Decision was reached by Al
Feeney, head of the state safety
department, and Chief Matt Leach
to put little style in the new uni
forms for the force.
They will wear dark blue coats
with light blue breeches, instead of
the former khaki.
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BRIT0NS PLAY IN FINALS
By Tunes Special

BELLEAIR. Fla. March IO.-Two
Britons battled today for the Bel
leair women'S golf championship.
Diana FShwick, British champion.
opposed Barbara Pyman.
Miss Pyman eliminated the final
America star Thursday when she
thumped Mrs. Opal S. Hill. western
champion, t and >. While Miss Fish
wick trounced Kathleen Garnham
OF England, s and Z.
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Other Livestock
BY UNITED PRESS

EAST ST. LOUIS. March 10 Hogs-Re-
Ceipts. $500, including 600 through and
direct market, uneven, 15m25c above
Thursday. average. top. $4 better. 100
240 lbs. SO 85m 4, 250-325 lbs. S359m3 rs:
odd lots to packers. late, below quotations;
130-15O lbs. s3.25m3.75. l00-13O lbs. s2.75
N 3.25, SoWs S2.65@3. Cattle Receipts.
600, calves, 300 market. gene ally steady
IN cleanup trade with vealers 25c higher;
a few sterS in first hands early; mixed
yearhngs and heiters SO 50m45O; cows
50 25@3, low. cutters, Sl25mI75; sausage
bulls So. IS down good and choice veal
ers. $3.50. Sheep Receipts 800. market
not vet established; few bids lower;
asking strong.
EAST BUFFALO March 10 Hogs-On
sale 1900 very little done; asking zoe
over Thursdays late decline, few 2I6 lbs
S44o; 265 lbs. S425, 325 lbs. SO 90 holding
many hghtVeights around 81 80. Cattle
Receipts. so market nominallv steady
Calves Receipts 500. ycalcrs active. fully
steady. good TO choice mostly So: common
and medium. S5H6.5O. Sheep Receipts
400; practically nothing done ON lambs;
bidding uncveuly lover. best lambs held
above S625, few good woolSkins sold at Sc
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FRIDAY

$50 p. M
KYW (102O)-Terrace or
chestra; Weekly Drama.
CBS-Edwin C. Hill - The
Inside Story"
NBC - Reismans orchestra
to WEAF.
NBC- Shields orchestra to
WIZ.
-S:45 P. M
WBBM (77O)-Jackie Heller,
singer.
800 P. M
KYW GO20-Globe Trotter.
CBS-Columbia Revue.
WGN (720) - Tenor; Big
Leaguers.
observation-disclosures to WIZ.
$3.50 p. M
KDKA Bridge School,
Bradley Kincaid.
KYW (1020l-MuSicale.
CBS-Street Singer.
.WBBM (770)-Pollack's Or
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NBCzJes' N e i g h b ors to
WEAF.
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American Weekly.
-9:I5 2. M
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10 P. NJ
KDKA C98Ol-Sports: Bal
LEWIS orchestra.
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er's orchestra.
CHS -Nino Martini and Co.
luubia symphony.
NBC- Sam Herman and
Frank Banta to WEAF.
WGN (720)-Bridge Club;
Milligan and Muiligan.
NBC-Amos n Andy to
WENR, WDAF, WSM.
-10:15 p. NJ
NBC-Welcome Lewis to
WIZ.
WMAQ (670)-Dan and Syl-
via.
WSM (650)-Bill and Bob.
-IO:30 p. NJ
KDKA (990l-BalleW's or
chestra.
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Noel COward's Play Is
Movie of Human Beauty
Diana Wynyard, English Actress, by Her Work as lane
Marryot, Establishes Herself as Leader Here.
BY WALTER D. HICKMAN

THE greatness Of Cavacad sweet true human record of
English
that the
The beauty sincerity apart
of the Marquis well
a symphonic beginning.
The Robert
terrible warhe Boer the World
to the world both changing day truly
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WKBF (14OO) indianapolis

NlnolanapOHS Br0adcaStlnE. Ancsl
FRIDAY
P NJ
4:OO-Twilight Treasure hour.
4:30-Tea Time Tunes.
4:45-NeWs flashes.
5.00-Musical Menu.
5:l5-Cecil & Sally.
5:30-Aunt Dessa e. Uncle Connie.
5:45-Dinner Melodies.
6:00-Myron r. Green.
6:15-Harry BasOn.
6:3O-Bernie Cummings orchestra re-
cordings.
6;45-The Sportslight
700-Silent.
8:00-The Old Pathfinder
815-Marott orchestra.
830-Short Short Stories.
8:45-Art Gillian.
9.00-Happiness Parade.
9:15-Hoosier Melody Boys
930-Izaak Walton League.
9:45-Leather Stocking Tales.
10 00-The Sunshine Singer.
10:15-MorreY Brennans orchestra.
0:30-DeSauteles orchestra.
II 00-Morrey Brennans orchestra.
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AMMO JUDGEMENTS
Death Notices

Dedtn NOllCeS
ARTHUR. CHARLES Husband Of Theresa
Arthur father OF Rooert j. Mary c.
is. ana Mrs ROY Kistler. Of Seattle,
Wash. passed away az the residence.
402 College Ave. Wednesday evening
P. m. at THE FUNERAL HOME HIsEY &
TITUS. 95l \. Delaware ST Friends in
Vted. Burial at Crown Hill Friends
may call at THE FUNERAL HOME any
COFFIN, MRS. MARY BIRCH Wife Of
Charles f. Coffin. mother Of Mrs. j. II.
Ingram Washington, Mrs. Charles Har-
yey Bradley. Indpls. passed away a her
FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY
SATURDAY.. p. m. Burial Crown Hill.
COFFIN. MRS. MARY BIRCH Wife of
Gharles E Coffin, mother Of Mrs J. H.
Harvey Bradley. indianapolis. passed
away at her home. 1918 n. Meridian.
Services NJ THE FLANNER & BUCHAN-
an NOR IuAf'Y Saturday. p m. Burial
FITZPATRICK. LOUISE Age Sc years, be-
loved wife OF John, mother of Mrs.
Joseph Wicker Mrs Raymond Cory and
March Funeral T. Monday sg Ma Ps1s'i Is.
80 at the residence. 81 S Holmes Ave.
Services. ST. AnthonyS church Q a. m.
Burial HOLY Cross cemetery. Friends in
vitcd GEO. W. USHER IN CHARGE
GEORGE, GERTRUDE Age S. years.
passed away Wednesday, March g at the
residence. 1886 Bellefontaine For further
imagination friends may call FINN
BROS. FUNERAL HOME, TA-l835. Time
OF funeral given later.
MASONIC r. Pentalpha Lodge No. 564.
F. A. M. called meeting in the
TEMPLE Saturday March Il. ! D. m for
the purpose of attending funeral of our
late brother. CHARLES ARTHUR.
PIERRE S. MORGAN. w. M
IRA S. PIERCE. sec'y.
ROBINSON. FRANK-Beloved father Of
Mrs. Nellie Sheppard of Washington D.
g, Mrs. Josephine Montana and Mrs.
Ruby Miller of Indianapolis. Mrs Cath
crime Norris and Henry Robinson of An
derson. Ind; brother of William. Clar-
ence. Louisa and Florence Robinson OF
Indianapolis. passed away Thursday
noon. March Q. Funeral Saturday. March
II. p. m. at the home of William Rob
lnson. 1881 w Morris ST. Friends invited.
Burial Grown Hill Cemetery Funeral
under the direction of GEORGE Nc
CARLY of Fortyile. Ind.
SHUMAKER, ROBERT LEE-Age 26 years,
husband of Virginia White Shumaker.
son Of Mrs Fred ShUmaker. and brother
of William E, Fred L Gus and Ceestine.
Mrs Florence Recobs. Miami Fla: Mrs.
Nellie D. Darlington. indianapolis.
passed away Tuesday. Friends may call
at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY. Services at the mortuarv,
Saturday, II a. m. Friends invited.
Burial Crown Hill
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SUSPENDS STRIBLINC

y n Z M 2 II -
PARIS. March l0-Tne French
boxing federation today suSpende
w L. Strlbling Of Georgia for three
months because OF his pushing tao
tics Monday night while boxing
Pierre Charles OF Belgium. heavy
weight champion of Europe. The
fight referee disqualified Stribling
IN the eighth round.
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indianapolis Power and Light Company
FRIDAY

P NJ.
5.30-Skippy (CBS).
5:45-Polkadots
6:00-Bohemians
6:25-Transcription
6.30-Murphy Melodies.
6:45-Record program.
7:O0-Trade and Mark (CBS).
7:15-Singin' Sam (CBSl.
7:30-March of Time (CBSl.
8:00-Hayton's orchestra CCBS).
8:15-Mary Eastman CCBS).
8:30-Inside Story tCBSl.
9:00-Columbia Revue (CBS).
9:30-Street Singer (CBS).
9:45--Myrt and Marge (CBSl.
10:00-Columbia Symphony (CBS).
10:30-The ColumniSt.
Lowe orchestra.
Wright orchestra.
the Indiana Roof
Nelson orchestra (CBS).
1900 midnight-Gondola orchestra.
A. M.
12:3O-Sieu off.
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BU HifCG press
CHICAGO March 10-Apples- Michigan
Mcintosh bushel Sl.20@1.25: Greetings
bushel, IS soc. Illinois Wlnesaps, buShel
S11501 .25.
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BUSINESS CONDITION
TOPIC OF CONVENTION
transportation and Financial AZ
fairs to BE Discussed.

lars TO Be discussed.
Transportation and financial con-
diions Will be discussed by w J.
MCGarry Of Washington, D. c..
manager Of the American Railway
Association, at a meeting Of the
Ohio Valley Shippers advisory board
Tuesday at Columbus, o. About 400
are expected to attend.
Eugene N. Crowson of Indianap-
oils, district agent for the Illinois
Central system. said reports Of
twenty-One commodity committees.
fOrecasting business conditions, will
be given, in addition to a report
on the financial situation by a
banking committee.
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by truck.
The accident occurred at Shelby
street and Hanna avenue, where
Martin drove into the path of a
truck being driven by Cleaver
Markle, %, Edgewood, a
milk delivery man.
u The impact knocked
| ~ the small car fifty feet,
~ fracturing Martins skull
- as it was wrecked.
The death raised the accident toll
in Marion county since Jan. l to
twenty-five, and was the eighth
fatality in the last week.
A skull fracture received when she
was struck by an auto lille walking
across the Fall Greek bridge on In
diana avenue Thursday night,
caused death, a few minutes later,
Of Mrs. Margaret Hahn, 70, of 1922
Montcalm street, an employee in the
nurses dining room at city hospital.
Driver Is Not Held
Mrs. Hahn, going home from
work, was on the pedestrians walk
on the bridge when she was struck
by car driven by Nelson Holder,
%, Of 1854 West Twenty first street.
Holder stopped his car within
twenty feet, police said, He was
not arrested.
A city hospital ambulance rushed
Mrs. Hahn to the admitting room.
within a stones throw of scene of
the accident. She died there.
Identification was made three
hours later by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Patton, neighbors. A daughter liv-
ing in Indianapolis is the sole sur
vivOr.
Martin, en- route to work at the
Acme-Evans Milling Co., had
taken a stepson, William Fergu-
son, to Indiana Central college,
where the youth is a student. The
accident occurred within two blocks
of the college campus as Martin
drove toward the city.
The collision overturned the
truck, breaking dozens of bottles of
milk and scattering the fluid and
broken glass on the pavement.
Markle, the truck driver, was not
injured. He was not arrested,
Daughter at Muncie
Martin is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Ida Martin, his second wife,
the StepsOn and daughter by his
first wife. The daughter is at Mum
Gle Normal school, The family re-
sided on a small farm near Oak
landon.
Fred Wooley, "a, of 2471 North
LaSalle street, was cut on the face
Thursday night when the auto he
was driving struck a traffic signal
at Capitol avenue and Tenth street.
Police charged him with drunken
ness and driving while drunk.
A Boston terrier dog, which
Wooley said he found at Forty
second street and College avenue.
was not hurt. TIL animal was being
held today at police headquarters.
Three fractured ribs were suffered
by Harry De Haven, 40, of 4233 Sun
set avenue, in an accident today at
North New Jersey and Thirteenth
streets. De Haven was treated at st.
Vincent'S hospital.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in indianapolis prices: Hens,
heavy breeds over Az lbs, 10c; Leghorns,
&c; large springers and stays, "a lbs. up.
e: Leghorns and black and Leghorn stays
li2 lbs. up. SC; cocks, SC: Leghorn cocks,
&c, Ducks-Large white full feather and
fat. over 4 lbs, &C; small and colored, Sc;
guineas, 20c old guineas 15c Eggs-No. /
flesh country run eggs. &c; pullet eggs. &C.;
each full egg case must weigh So lbs. gross;
under SIS lbs gross will be made Butterfat
-14c: No. l butter. 20M21c. These rrices
for healthy stock free from feed; no sick
poultry accepted. Quoted by the Wadley
BY UNITED PRESS
CHICAGO. March 10.-Eggs- Market,
STEADY prices rs qnch19nged receipts 9546
1034c Butter Market. unsettled; prices
l5aGG lover receipts. 900 tubs; specials,
SIraS 8,d fTfra FSsf
steady; receipts, 10 trucks; fowls 11M13c;
Sprnin1gers Ml5l2c; Leghorn, &C.; ducks,
ROSTERS, g &c; broilers. 17@18c; stays, lie
Cheese-TWins. 934M10c; Longhorns, 10M
d0i4c Potatoes-On track. 558; arrivals,
49,; shipments, 2l5; market practically no
trading on account of the weather, prices
nominally unchanged, no sales reported.
NEW YORK, March -Potatoes-Dun;
Long Island, 5Oc0S2,25 per bbl; South
Grn, $l.25@ 165 per crate; Maine, $1@
10 per b6l: Idaho. $lq2 per sack; Ber-
muda, $5.50@6.50 per Dbl Sweet Potatoes
Steady Jersey basket 40c341.65:; South
ern baskets, 4Oc0 81 10 Pork-Steady.
Mess-$15.25 per Dbl Petroleum-S Steady
New York refined lie; crude Pennsylvania,
97cm 81 At per Dbl. Greace-N Nominal: vel
low. 25sc per ID. Tallow-Nominal Com
mon HideS-Dull. Hides-City packer.
nominal; native steers 415c butt brands
4 &c; Colorados, 4l2c. Dressed Poultry
Dull; turkeys. liza zoe chickens. I2m22c;
broilerS, 15a22c: Capons. 14M 23c: fowls
ia Ice; ducks, ga 13c; Long Island ducks
1eW1 6c. Live Poultry-Firmer; geese. 11M
l2c; turkeys. 15@ Csc; ROSTERS, 10G1Ic;
ducks, la Ice; fowls, 14M16c; chickens.
LA 22c; capons. ia 23c; broilers 15@22c
Chcese-Steady state whole milk fancy to
specials lea l8c; Young America, 11l2M
l2c. Butter-Market, firm creamery high
than extras, 20l4 021c; extra, 90 score, zoe;
first, 90 to 81 score zoe Eggs-Market
irregular; special packs, including unusual
Isl . n l6c tirsts 12M15I-c
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DRIVER KILLED
INSTANTLY IN
TRAFFIC CRASH
0akIandOn Man Is Victim;
Aged City Woman Dies
in Bridge Tragedy.

William P Martin, SIS, of near
Oaklandon, was killed instantly to-
day at University Heights when a
small auto he was driving was struck
by truck
The accident occurred at Shelby
street and Hanna avenue, where
Martin drove into the path of a
truck being driven by Cleaver
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Bank CIearingS
TREASURY STATEMENT
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

MARCH u
Net balance for March g.. S133 SGT, $50 "a
Expenditures ................ GOT. 500 So
Customs reefs, mo. to date 3206. SOB "a
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FRIDAY

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4:15-The Campbells and Bob Albright.
4:30-The Singing Lady
4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
( 00-COnteSt
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KYW q02OD-Canton orches-
ira.
CHS - Martins orchestra
and quartet.
WBBM C7701-Joe Rudolph.
WENR (870D-The news.
WGN l720l.-Music; Tom.
Dick and Harry.
NBC-Five Star theater to
WIZ.
-6:i5 P. M
CHS Boake Carter, news.
NBC-The Goldbergs to
WEAF.
= P. M
CBS-Trade and Mark.
w B B M (70l - Musicale;
sport review.
NBC-Concert to WEAF.
NBC-Phil Spitalny's orches-
IId 10 WIZ.
-7:15 P. M
CBS-Singin' Sam.
WMAQ (670l-Daily news
feature.
$50 p. M
CBS-March of Time.
WBBM (770)-Charlie Hamp.
WJR (750)-Sisters of the
Skillet.
NBC-Dr. Herman Bundesen
to WIZ.
WSM (650)-All Star Min
strels.
-7;45 P. M
WBBM (77O) - "Chickie''
NBC-Thurston to WIZ.
WMAQ t670) Mr.. Twister.
s P. M
KYW Book Theater
CBS-Hayton's concert or
cheStra.
wBBM (77o) - Origin of
superstition.
NBC-Tom Howard. JEANNE
Lang. Salter's orchestra
quartet to WEAF.
NBC-First Nighter to WIZ.
-8:15 P. M
CBS-Mary Eastman.
WBBM Miniadrama;
The NorSemen.
WGN C720l-Drama of the
States.