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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-07
GRAIN FUTURES
HOLD FIRM IN
SLOW SESSION
High Temperatures Produce
New Wheat Damage
Reports.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, June 7. Wheat
opened firm but slow on the Board
OF Trade today with prices IN
changed to L cent higher. There
was little change in the news over
night but cables were slightly
stronger.
Liverpool reported a dull demand
but rise in sterling gave that mar
ket firm tone. The weather con-
tinued hot generally. This aided
wheat but made corn i cent
lower to Is cent higher. Oats was
4 to g cent higher and rye i to
Il cent higher. Provisions were easy
with hogs.
The intense heat of the past few
days is reported breaking up with
violent storms in the Dakotas and
Minnesota. The high temperatures
produced new reports of crop dam
age done to winter wheat and caused
some concern over possible damage
to spring wheat. Liverpool was
Lower than due but rallied to Is to
IS cent lower at mid-afternoon.
Lower grades of corn declined 2
to cents late Tuesday and the de-
mand for choice kinds was slower.
This caused sentiment to turn bear
ish on futures.
Oats alone showed strength in the
late trading Tuesday, making the
best response to probable heat dam
age to the new crop which already
promises to be short.
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Deaths

Robert Davidson c. 1926 N La Sale
Sophia Vel 81 24o2 PARK. arterio-
Joseph L sharett, 81 ls41 North Ala
Dama. clrrhosis Of liver.
Harry M Garner 50. Methodist hospital.
PHYLLIS ANN Gootee. / Riley hospital.
join S. browning. 81. CITY hospital
Ricke PINK, rs 1929 North Meridian
cardio vascular renal disease.
Katherine MillsDaugh. SO 1909 Washing
ton Blvd. cerebral apopleXv.
Warren II. Williamson. 70. S04 Warren.
CARGO vascular renal disease
Albert c. Anderson. 40. 2517 Yandes.
Laura Evans 80 828 North Capitol
Alice Bird 81 43s Minerva. mitral in
chester A. Baker 81. 35o9 North Capt.
Harry r. Ellis. 50, Methodist hospital
chronic mvocarditis.
Harold Paul Revonlds. 3 mo. 343 South
Waicott broncho pneumonia
Nora Sullivan. 81 St FIncent's hospital.
Belle Thorn IS St vincents hospital.
Margaret connors. So. 727 Fairfield. car
william Gayer. 10. 1888 Applegate. car
Timothy Hafey. g.. city hospital car
William Charles Engelking. 70. POI North
Jbl4tfeOLs QldOetF5 u1eitUS-
Anna Gla!ssmeyer. "a 2l2l Napoleon
diabetes mellitus
Elbern Moford Is Methods hospital.
fractured skuIl
Carrie e Fries. 81. 2sa Kansas. acute
Sophia Grassov. 70. 289o Sutherland.
diabetes melltus
William Reed 81 Central Indiana hos
pital. cerebral hemorrhage
Walter Foddriu SO Fletcher Sanitariau7.
aragina pectoris
Roger r Hardman, 80, city hospital.
amelia GRAFT. %. 274 Leeds. geenraI
Edward Hawkins. "a. 1444 East Seven
tenth pyemia
Charles Richard Shaw 5. S.. vincent's
hospital, acute rnasto!ditts
William NJ Baker 81 West Troy.
chronic myocardit!s
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bUftOTf1, june T.-HOgS-Eeceipts
l,O09, market. stead VITO weak; l80-26O lbs
S5.l5@ 5.25; l30170 lbs. S425a5.: packine
SSoWs. s325@4. Cattle-Receipts, Is: mar
het steady; good steers quoted SIS IS a s. 40;
meolum and god cows, 50 Is a Calves
Reeelpts, 200; market slow steady to weak
gooo. ana choice yealers, s5M6 Sheep
ReGelpts, 300; market mostly steady: good
S5.500650. 20" Ills
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WEATHER FAVORABLE
FOR GROWING CROPS
Most of Corn Planted in Central.
Northern Counties.

The most favorable weather of the
present growing and planting sea
son was evident during the last
week, according to a weekly weather
report made today by the United
States department Of agriculture.
With considerable amount of
sunshine and warm weather. corn
planting was pushed ahead steadily
The majority Of the crop is prac-
ttically sown in the central and
northern localities, and some cult
waiting was reported in various
northern sections.
Wheat displayed favorable pro-
gress during the week and is mostly
headed with some blooming in
northern counties. Oats growth was
reported to be slightly irregular. but
the crop as a whole mace a fair
showing.
Northern counties report cats
ranging from to inches in height.
Tobacco setting in the southern sec
tons made excellent progress. and
tomato planting advanced steadily.
while the plants are looking swell
due to the recent rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-07
MARRIAGE Licenses

James Emery Jones, IS. Of 5S2 North
Nilev avenue laborer and Wilma c.
Shaeaer. Is. Of $50 North Miley avenue.
hoQSoWork,
souri, laborer. and Mary NJ. Brett. II, OF
$50 Abbott street domestic.
Norbert A Noe rs. Of p East Minnesota
street. bookkeeper, ana Marie Caroline
Spltznagel % Of 80 East Raymond street,
stenographer.
Lawrence Albert Hostetler. % Dayton,
O.. oplician. and Virginia Lee Bruce. Is.
Washington hotel. houSework.
Fl0vd Rockwell Jones, 2S, OF SOL North
jefferson street trucking. and Mary Small.
So 81 slI North Temple avenue. factory
John CLAYTON Sanders so Of 1928 Broad
way service station salesman. and Oma
opal Sanders 70 OF 5000 jackson street.
telephone operator
0eorge Edward Rusher %. OF s4e South
Meridian street barger, and Dorothy Mae
Eads ls of 94s South Meridian street
ROY Rilus Kazee. 2s. Of Greenwood. IND
barber and Margaret Dorothy Laakmanes.
% of 1882 Hoyt avenue, houseWork.
Carl La Mont Roemer. p. OF 92I Spruce
street clerk and Ethel May Wood 20 OF
1909 Brookslde avenue. domestic.
Kenneth Quinn. H. OF ill3 Belleiontaine
street restaurant worker. and Media Imo
wehber. IS. Of 262i Guilford avenue, house.
work.
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Births


Charles and Beatrice aDley ll45 North
James and Bessie McElfresh. 81 North
side
Loren and Mabel Dixon s402 Newton.
Charles and Dorothy Thompson. Metho-
dist hospital
Gqrne7 and Vera BRAY. Methods hos
pital
Robert and Virginia Nicholson Metho-
dist hospital
Harold and Marv Mitchell. 1889 Fletcher.
Marx and Pear Jones. 957 West TWENTY
John and MarEaTet Dwenger. 1864
Dewey and Eva Blume % East Nc
Carthy
CARTS and Dorothy Coffin. 1901 North
Harry and Lorene Sauer 3053 School
Ezra and CathrVn Hill. Methodist hos~
ptfsl
Dewey and ethel Beaver. Methodist hos
plrsl
Edmund and Mary Emry Methods; hos
Harrison and Leone Collier. Methodist
hospital
Donald ara Margaret Hit. Methodist
hospital
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ALUATION CUTS MAY
STIR NEW DISPUTE
County Board of Review Slashes
Figures Set by McCloskey.

Further clashes between John c.
McCloskey, Center township asses
sor, and the county board Of review,
were indicated today when the
koard, after its first day Of activity,
announced valuation cuts averaging
20 per cent in twenty-six cases.
Each Of the cases before the board
represented protests against valua-
tons increased by McCIoskey.
The board held that "unequaliza-
ton" had resulted from McCloskey's
blanket 20 per cent valuation re-
duction last year and later valua-
tons made an order of the state
board of tax commissioners
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SWINE STEADY
TO DIME OFF
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Slow With Bids Is
to rs Cents Lower:
Sheep Up.

Hogs were mostly steady this
morning at the city yards. with pigs
10 cents off from Tuesdays average.
The bulk, 225 to $50 pounds, sold
for s47O to s475, the latter figure
holding as the early top. Weights
Of $50 to 225 pounds brought S465
to S4.70; 140 to $50 pounds, S4.25
to $40; 100 to 140 pounds, 81 to
S4.I5. Packing sows sold for 81 to
$40. Receipts we're estimated at
$500. Holdovers were 435
Cattle were slow with most bids
and a few sales on steers and heif-
erS IS to Is cents lower. Cows
were weak to 10 and IS cents off.
Early sales on steers were made at
1925 to $685., some held higher.
Heifers brought S4.75 to $3.50, the
best held above S5.75. Beef COWS
brought So to S375, a few up to 81.
Cutter and low cutters sold for SITS
to $3.50. Receipts were 1900. Veal
ers were steady in a range from
$3.50 down. Calf receipts were TOO.
In the sheep market lambs were
steady to 25 cents higher, bulk OF
sales made at So to S8.75. Bucks
sold for 81 less. Common throwouts
brought $3.50 to S6 and fat ewes
ranged down from $3.50. Receipts
were 700.
Slow action was displayed in hog
trading at Chicago, with occasional
bids around 10 cents lower than
Tuesdays average. The bulk Of
choice weights scaling 200 to 220
pounds was bid in at $4.75 to $3.50.
Receipts were estimated at $4,000,
including 1200G direct; holdovers
5000. Cattle receipts were 5000;
calves, $500; market steady. Sheep
receipts numbered 1000; market
strong.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-07
CLEANERS NAME BOARD
Select Committee 20 Aid in Applying
National Recovery Act.

A committee Of three has been
appointed by indianapolis cleaners
and dyers to work with the National
Association Of Cleaners and Dyers
in applying the proposed national
recovery act which is before con-
greSS.
The committee members an
nounced today are George Turner,
w H. Montgomery and Max Thoms,
chosen at a meeting in the Cham
Der Of Commerce Tuesday night.
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ADDS TO BUS SERVICE
Great Eastern Stages Links Louis
vile to Indianapolis Line.

Additional transcontinental bus
service was given Louisville, begin
ming Tuesday, when Great Eastern
Stages Inc, inaugurated through
service by way of indianapolis and
Chicago to the north and to Gin
cinnati, and opened a new line from
Cincinnati to Detroit, by way of
DAYTON. Springfield and Toledo.
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ST. LOUIS CASH GRAIN

ST. LOUIS June Cash grain: Wheat
In fair demand. 10212c lower: hard
grades, li4@ll2c higher: No. red Tic.
No. 2 red. 76c weevil: No 2 red, 76lac;
regular; No. red. 75c weevil damaged
NO. red garlicky. 761qc light; No red
garlicky, 74c heavy: NJ REQ farlicky,
76c light, No hard. 7514c: No. hard.
nc musty; No. l yellow hard 7514c No.
yellow hard, nc weevil musty Corn
In fair demand. 1261c higher, No 2
mixed, 42l2c west; No. 2 mixed. 44c col
ored; No. mixed, 41c: No 2 yellow. 43c
Illinois; No. 3 yellow. 43s4c west: No 8
yellow, 42c Illinois: No. yellow. 43c west;
No yellow. 33@37c musty; No. l white,
No white, SIC west sour: sample white.
32c musty. Oats in slow demand ia 34c
higher; No. 2 white, 254025I2c
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Indianapolis Cash Grain

June G.
cal Of the Indianapolis Board Of Trade.
l. @ b., shipping point basis 4112 New
York rate, were
Wheat STEADY No. red. 72@73c; No. 2
red, 7ld72; No. 2 hard, 66967c
Corn-Easy; No, white. Stag 38l2c; No.
white. 361203712ci No. yellow, 34I2Q
35l2c; No. 4 yellow. 3312 3412c; No 8
mixed. $500 3412c; No. mixed. 3212@
oats-Firm; No. 2 white, 211aG22c, No.
white 201a02Il2c
Hay,--steady; 23isc or less rates to Gin
c c1n or Louisville. Timothy-No. l
Inspections
Wheat-No. req, l car; No mixed. /
car Total, cars.
Corn--No. 2 white. cars: No. white. S
cars; No. 5 white. car; No. yellow. /
cars; No. yellow, car; sample yellow
car; No. mixed. l car. Total 20 cars.
Oats-No. 2 white, car; No white, 8
cars; No, 4 white. l car Total cars.
INDIANAPOLIS WAGON WHEAT
City g1rain elevators are paying 65 cents
for No. 2 soft red wheat and SO cents for
No. 2 hard wheat: other grades on their
merits.
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BY ELMER c. Waller
United Press Financial Editor

TEW YORK. June stocks
opened firm and active today after
another batch Of favorable reports
from major industries, resumption
Of dividends by a large company
a Z 10 10 per cent tire price advance
and further ease in the dollar.
Initial gains ranged to more than
a point Rails only showed some
ncsItancy being still under the in
fiuence Of the reduction of the
Atchison preferred dividend Tues
day
All The major industries were
favored in the weekly statistics re-
leased today. Steel operations were
reported at A per cent Of capacity
by the Iron Age a rise of three
points over last week: electricity
output rose SO per cept over the
corresponding week of 1882, the best
gain over the preceding year in
more than three years; automobile
sales increased, car loadings thus
far are making the best showing as
compared with the preceding year
since 1929.
Steel issues were strong at the
outset with U. S. steel at 81, up *
and Bethlehem at 29h, up Il
United Carbon jumped a point to
% following restitution Of the COM
mon and preferred dividends after
a lapse Of more than two years.
Union Carbide rose to 402s, up
IL. Auburn Auto 69h, up / Vana-
dunn 269,, up Is, and Case 1854
up ~
International Telephone, which
made a smart advance in the late
trading Tuesday, opened at a new
1888 high at 20, up y on 9,4OO
shares
American Telephone opened at
120al, up "A and ruled quiet in the
early trading, the price rising to
121l4
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Chicago Futures Rance
June I
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

lJU JWFttU IItS5
CHICAGO. June s. = Cash grain close.
M MiHed 4So No. red m7 IS ' 4 C9F 4 Ne No.
mixed. 3863812c; No yellow. 42i 244c.
No. yellow. 40l2643c; No. 4 yellow. 4112c:
No yellow, 38l2d40Ac; No yellow IS
a soc; No. white, "A &c; No. 3 white 44c;
No. white, 3812c; sample grade, 18035c
Oats-No. 2 white. 25l4@25 &c; No.
white, 24G2412c: No white 23i4c. Rye
No sales. Barlev-326I soc Timothy
S225M 2. so. CloEer-S7 .25ll.5 so.
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TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

or TG1FR IL 3Hs e trsns bf 9R % Sss
No. 2 red. 1870 7912c; No. / red. lie pre-
MUM. Corn-No. 2 yellow. 470 48c Oats
No. white 280 29c. Rye-No q 62M
63c. Track prices. 2812c rate: Wheat-No
red, 75@76c; No. 2 red. 74075c. Corn
No. 2 yellow. 42l2043l2c: No. 8 yellow.
41124212c. Oats--No 2 white. 250 26I2c;
No. 3 white, 2412@2512c Toledo seed
close. Clover-Cash S705; October. $3.50
Alsik e-Cash, $3.50; August. $3.50. Toledo
produce close: Butter-Fancy creamery,
26c, Eggs-Extras, 10c. Hay-Timothy per
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NEW YORK COFFEE FUTURES
June g.
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKEI

CHICAGO. june 6-Apples-nnnois VIE
low Twings. bushel Si4061.50. onion
market. Texas. United States No. /, crvs-
tai white waxed buShel 81 4o6l so: vel
low BermUdas buShel. Sl.40Gl so. COM
mercials. CRYSTAL white waxed bushel SlG
! %. yellow Bermudas. bushel Sli25,
California. crystal white waxed bushel
81 4oml50 yellow Bermudas. bushel 81 40
ID so
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Produce Markets

, Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens
heavy breeds over 4l2 lbs. i0c: Leghorns.
&c. BroileTs: Colored Springers. IL lbs.
@ 7 co9 arm 5t5gs 0s e up
horn cox and Leghorn stays. Sc. Ducks
large white fun feathered and fat: over 1
IDS. &C; small and colored &c Geese
full feathered and fat &c. Young Guineas.
z0c, ola GulneaS. l5c. Egs-No. | fresh
g4oGnhtrX run eggs. &c. Pullet eggs. &c
gross q deduction of 10c per Is. for each
r. 10, tu9der % lbs. gross Will be made.
NEW YORK. june 7.GPotatoes easier
SSoutheLn; sl:75m so per Dbl, Maine. Slm
per bbl: Idaho, $1.75a2 per sack. Ber-
ppGeaoy; Jersey basket Use 50: Southern
basket. Sl@l50 Flour-Dull spring
patents, S485Q SIS per sack PorkIFi.rtma.
W Mess LIP p per 6bl Lard-Easy. Middle
PetToleun-Quiet, New York refined. tic
crude Pennsylvania. 50cm SI37 per Dbl
'-sr5S STEADY brown. 3l2m35ac per lb
per ID. Tallow Steady-Special to extra
80 1!5 . rs per ID. Common Hides-N Nominal
Hides City Packer Steady: native steers.
Dressed Poultry STEADY; TURKEYS 14G 25c:
chickens. 10a PC brailers. l6G 24c; Long
dSland DUCKS, l3a l4c Live Poultry-Dull:
geese, Ga &c. turkeys 10ml5c- roosfers Or.
ducks, Ga 15c. broilers I0Gl0isc Cheese
quiet, state whole milk fancy to specials
nc; Young Americas 15d 1514c Butter
Hnaar8et. hrmi creamery higher than extras.
ga Z2l2c, Extra % score. q &C. firsts. 90
to 81 score a4G2114c; frsts SO to 90
score. 20d 20 lee. Market steady.
special packs including unusual hennery
frsts 12lad1294c: seconds 12c. mediums
1112ca1zc; dirties 1lIac checks. IOiac
storage packs, 1870 131ac; white eggs: Pacific
Coast fresh, shell treated. fancy 23it a
2354c. Pacific Coast. Standards 212i n
22l4c; Pacific Coast. shell treated me
dlums, 1924 20Ac.
CLEVELAND June -Butter-Market
firm: extras 25i4 standards 25iac Eggs
Market. firm; extras. 1890. current re-
cepts, lQc. Poultrv-Market steadv:
heavy fowls. 10 12c; medium fowls. liza
&c Leghorn fowls 10c: heavv broilers
1872 ducks. Ga 1oc turkeys. 14dl5c:
old ROSTERS. &c. Potatoes Ohio New
York and PENNSYLVANIA 100-lb sacks
United states No l and partlv Graded
81 Is 1.35 sacks buushel 6ON 75c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-07

The Cross Roads symphony win pre-
sent two grand old favorites, 'fOld Gray
Bonnet" and New River Train" during
the Corn Cob Pipe Club broadcast over
WLW and an NBC network at D. m.
Wednesday.
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Highlights from Balfe's romantic oper-
Ell Bohemian Girl" will De presented
Opera Gems, Wednesday. from 845 to
9:l5 p. m. over WFBM and the Colum-
bia Network
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INDIANA STOCKS
AND BONDS

The following quotations do not repre-
sent actual bids on offerings but merely
indicate the approximate market level
based on buying ano selling inquiries or
recent transactions.
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WLW (7OO) Cincinnati
WEDNESDAY

2. NJ
400-Waldorf-A Astoria dance orchestra
tNBCD
430-Joe Emerson
445-Loweu Thomas (NBCl.
3:00-AmoS n Andy fNBCl
5.l5-Gene and Glenn
5;30-Bob NeWhaI
45-Ihe Jungle Band.
o.00-CrIme Club.
6:30-Detectives Black and Blue.
6.45-Dr. Byram
L09-The towards Never Started
a.3U-Castle Farm orchestra
0:oo-Corn Cob Pipe Club Of Virginia
830--Puddle Family.
o43-Dance orchestra.
9:00-Hymn Sing
9;30-Rheiny eau & Co
~ .U0-Ralph Klrbery (NBCl.
II. 05-College Inn orchestra fNBC).
~ .30-Penn5ylvania hotel orchestra tNBC)
! oo-Charle Agnews dance orchestra
30-LotuS Gardens orchestra tNBC).
u OLA Normandie Mariba band
y l5-Charle Agnew's dance orchestra.
Il: 45-Mooney Brothers.
1.00-Sign of
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The first of three radio programs by
the Chicago symphony orchestra VIII be
heard over WENR and an NBC network
at 730 p m. Wednesday. The series,
under the auspices Of the Friends Of
Music. viii be broadcast direct from the
AuditOriun theater IN Chicago.
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HIGH SPOTS OF WEDNESDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

MUM = I AMMAN
6:00-NBC (WEAFl - Fanny Brice
with George Olsen orchestra.
NBC lWJZ) Crime club.
Part 2.
Columbia from Hollywood.
Abe Lymans orchestra.
7:0O-NBC CWJz)-Gladys Swarthout.
soprano.
Columbia-Irvin s. Cobb and
Goodmans orchestra.
730-Columbia- Lombardos or
ira; Burns and Allen.
8.0O-NBC CWEAF)-Corn Cob Pipe
Club.
Columbia - Warnings Pennsyl-
vans; Mandy Lou.
NBC tWJz) Drama The
Monkeys Paw
8:3o-NBC fWEAFJ --Mischa Levitsk,
pianist
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Belt Ran & Stock Yards com Is SO
Belt Rail & stock Yds pfd &C. IS 50
Home & Fl WAYNE pfd ~ 81 80
Ind & Mich Elec co pfd 7eo IS 70
4nq Gen Service Co pfd SCI 80 s.
Indpls Gas Co com . 40 as
Indpls Pwr & 1t 6ee so S.
fndpis water GO N pfd Pi5 5 o.. So IS
No Ind Pub Ser CO pfd $50 IS 40
No Ind PUB Ser GO 7 p. e. Is
Public Sery Co OF IND pfd 6rs i9 %
Public Serv co OF Ind nd 7c, az "a
South Ind Gas & Ell pfd g. So IS
Terre Haute Elec pfd 69o... 81 Il
BONDS
Citizens Gas CO SIS 1912 -. 1874 soI:
H H0s I Z y W S5 IS 1873 iS33 Ss 81
Indpls Gas Co SIS 1852 . 72i3 ri:
Indpls Rys Inc SIS 1867 .. "a %
Indpls Water Co 4i2S l952 e5 "a
Indpls Water co SC 1860 -. 90 %
Indpls Water Co SIS 1870 -. 80 "a
Indpls Water Co 5izs 1888 80. 81 >I0l
Indpls Water Co Sac 1854 -. 81 I0l
kokomo Water Works 1853 . II rs
Lafayette Tel Co SIS 1857 ...... 81 IS
Muncie Water Works IS $780,. 30 IS
Richmond Water Works 1857 81 Sc
Terre Haute Water Wk SIS 1856 80 81
Terre Haute Wat Wk IS 1919. 81 90
Traction Terminal Co IS 1851. AZ 40
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WKBF (1400) indianapolis
Indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.)
WEDNESDAY

P. NJ.
400 Ho-Po- G Club.
43o-Tea Time Tunes.
4.45-NeWs flashes
5.00-MuSlcal Menu.
5.i5-Cecu and Sally
530-Aunt DesSa and Uncle Connie.
5.45-Dinner Melodies.
6.Q0-KnothOle Gang.
6l5-HarrY BaSon
Collaborating
6.45-The Sportslght
I.00-Trio and Vaughn Cornish.
Il5-Dlck Green and his IKE
Z 30-Connie and his orchestra
8.0e-George and Rufus.
6.l5-DeVore Sisters.
830-Pathfnder
6;45-MarOtt trio.
philippines Parade
9.l5-HooSier Melody Bows
.30-Denny Dutton's orchestra
~ 0U-To be announced
~. l3-Shorty Phillips orchestra
~ 30-Morrey Breunans orchestra.
Q9-Shorty Phillips orchestra
F.! l2-Berry's orchestra.
ll.40-Slgn off
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Fishing the
Air

How Spencer Dean man hunter picked
up the trail Of a ruthless killer through
the delicate langiing OF metallic bugles
used TO ornament an imported gown Will
be revealed when the concluding episode
OF the Crime Clues thriller The Get
AWAY Girl" is dramatized over WLW and
an NBC network at p. m. Wednesday.
Ever since he has been on the air
Irwin Cobbs fan mail has been full of
stories and anecdotes from listeners who
think that his supply might give out.
The sage of Paducah has selected some
of the best to tell during his broadcast
over WFBM and the Columbia network
Wednesday from to 7.15.
group of love songs by Arthur Tracy.
the Street Singer. and another dramatic
monolOgue exposing the Would-be- romantic
career of Lonesome Lula" will be heard
over WFBM and the Columbia network
Wednesday from tbs to 1880.
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Radio Dial
7UiSte1.S
WFBM (123O). Indianapolis

indianapolis Power and Light Company
WEDNESDAY
5.3e-Bohemians
9 00-Brown County Revelers.
6.l5-BoSwel Sisters CHS
63o-Kate Smith CHS
SHOT from HOLLYWOOD fCBSl.
..09-Irvin S. Cobb tCBSl
I:l5-Street Singer CHS
7.3O-Guy Lombardo with Burns and
Allen iCBSl
8oo-Waring.s Pennsylvanians tCBSl.
6.30-MusicaI reyeries
45-LlEht opera gems tCBSl
s,l9-Llttle Jack Little CHS
9-5Q-Freddie Martin orchestra fCBSl
lo-oo-Edcle Duchin orchestra Chs.
l0.30-D0n BeStor orchestra tCBS).
II .00-Tallvho Club orchestra
II 30-Slgn of
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Chicago Primary Receipts


Wheat .................. Sos. 900
Corn Observation-Disclosures. 1,268. 900
Oats ....................... 299 900
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Foreign Exchange
BY Abbott, Hoppin & Coz
Daily Price Index
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NEW YORK. June 6.-Dun & Brad
streets daily weighted price index of 30
basic commodities. compiled for United
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT

earrings Observation-Disclosures. .... 50 025 600 90
bits Observation-Disclosures. 3,948, 900 90
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June T.
Not balance for June ST.. 1913 367 759 80
Expenditures .....-......... s-s. 81 OBJ 5l8.25
Customs reefs mo to date. 1892 663 .64