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A deNlCe mas been invented lO Dc attached to the butts of firearms to absorb about 70 per cent of their recoil when fired.
 With government cooperation a credit bank has been established in Germany to promote the production of motion picture films.
 Mounted on glove-like harness, red reflector has been designed to make motorists hand signals more conspicuous at night
 A vacuum packing process has been invented to keep fruit juices at their natural havors, colors and aromas in bottles indefinitely
 French scientists have found that several flowers while budding de- velop temperatures several degrees above that of the surrounding air
 To facilitate hanging out clothes after washing a carrier for a gasket that is moved along a clothes line on rollers has been invented
 When a thief smashes a store win dow an English inventors device envelops him in smoke flashes a red light and sounds an alarm siren.
 For use in cramped spaces a new ratchet wrench has such fine teeth that it will take bite as small as one seventieth of a complete turn
 An excavator has been invented in Germany to bring subsoil to the surface of fields to increase their fertility by mixing it with top soil
 An electric pencil has been invent ed to enable an automobile owner to burn his name, milage and other data on tires without injaring them
 The age of writing is determined by a simple chemical test of the ink by a method developed by a scient- ist connected with the Vienna police
 Inserted into a loaf of bread. a new tubular implement removes the entire crust in a single operation, leaving the remainder ready for slicing
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A vacuum packing process has been invented to keep fruit juices at their natural havors, colors and aromas in bottles indefinitely.
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NOTES OF
 SCIENCE

A device has been invented to be attached to the butts of firearms to absorb about 70 per cent of their recoil when fired.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-22

French scientists have found that several flowers while budding de- velop temperatures several degrees above that of the surrounding air
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-03-22

With government cooperation a credit bank has been established in Germany to promote the production of motion picture films.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
HOLIDAY CURBS
GRAIN MARKETS
Traders Even Up Commit
mentS and Prices Keep to
Narrow Range.
BVI Hifcd Press

hW Hfffd Press
CHICAGO, July 3.-Wheat traders
refused to take a definite stand on
either side of the market today, and
moved to even up their commit
ments before the holiday. Price
changes were numerous, but general
~ held within a narrow range.
At the close wheat was unchanged
to IS cent lower. Corn was off 4
to Il. cents, and oats were Z cent
lower.
Commission houses and the pro-
fessional elements were on both
sides of wheat. There was some
buying induced by persistent black
rust reports from numerous sections
of the wheat belt, but a special re-
port issued by the Department OF
Agriculture discounted much OF this
news. The government reported
that losses from rust probably
would be relatively small.
Harvesting of winter wheat IS
making progress in parts of the
Southwest. and there was some
evidence of hedging sales during the
session. The first car of new wheat
for this season was received here to-
day. 1t was shipped from Indiana
and sold at 80 cents.
Although old crop deliveries OF
corn showed relative strength, the
December dropped over l cent at
the extreme. Oats and rye followed
other grains. Crop reports from all
sections were favorable.
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SWINE VALUES
RISE 10 CENTS
Drop in Receipts Offsets
Pre- HoIiday Dizziness
at Opening.

Despite pre-holiday dizziness pre-
vailing in the pork market at the
indianapolis Stockyards today, prices
were generally 10 cents higher than
yesterdays best average, except
ing a few underweights holding
unchanged.
The increase was supported by an
extremely sharp decrease in re-
ceipts which is expected in any ses-
sion preceding a holiday This,
however, offset the dull tone at
the opening. Receipts today we're
estimated at only 5000, compared
with 5000 in the preceding session.
Bulk of 100 to 235 pounds, sold at
$3.50 to $9.75, while weighty kinds,
scaling from 275 to $50 pounds,
brought 50 to $40. Top price held
at $975. Light slaughter pigs weigh
ing 1870 to 100 pounds cashed in at
$875 to 1925, while extremely small
kinds, from 100 to 100 pounds,
brought So to $3.50 Good packing
sowS held at SITS to $3.50.
Despite an attractive supply of
cattle on hand to shippers and To-
cal packers, the market was steady
and easy to slightly lower than yes
terday. Most bidders during the
early trading we're attempting to
shade costs Several loads of beef
steers were valued to sell from $3.50
to $500 Few better grades brought
S12.
She stock was scarce. selling most
ly from $475 to $3.50. Receipts
numbered 100. The veal market,
after advancing sharply yesterday,
settled down to a steady trading
range. The bulk of good and choice
grades sold at SO to $50. Receipts
were TOO. Lamb prices also held
stationary, with bulk of good and
choice eve and wether kinds SELL
ing at S3.75. Bucks we're dis
counted 81, while slaughter sheep
sold at 81 to So. Receipts were 600
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
NezO York Stock Exchange Prices
BuLnitcd Press


NEW YORK, July 3-The stock
market drifted in typical pre-hol-
iday dizziness today with prices ir-
regular up to the last hour when
utility shares spurted with tickers
barely moving. Floor attendance was
light and brokerage offices al
most deserted. Many operators
planned to remain out of the market
over the weekend.
Utilities, which commanded the
market yesterday, were dull up to
the last half-hour, when they dis
played strength and increased &C
tivity. Columbia Gas appeared in
one block of 1900 shares and rose
to a new 1885 high at 8. The pre-
ferred also touched a new 1885 high.
Electric Power and Light, National
Power and American Water Works
all picked up noticeably.
Chief interest centered in bank
stocks, which rose on the new COM
promise banking bill Bank stocks
in overtime counter markets were
higher.
In the industrial list late firm
ness developed, led by U. S. Steel
common. The rest of the indus
trials continued to hold around pre-
vious closes
Motor equipment shares continued
strong Houdaille Hershey B and
Thinker Roller Bearing established
new 1885 highs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
Other livestock
tBy United Press,

CHICAGO. July -Hog-Receipts. TO-
600. including 1900 directs, active; steady
TO 10 cents higher than Tuesday: 20O-25O
lbs. SO 60G9 IS; top. $3.50: 230-360 lbs,
SO 5009.65; 10000 lbs. s8.75n975; pigs.
So IS down, good packing soWs, 81 90d8 so.
Cattle-Receipts 1000: calves. / 500. some
strength early on fed steers and yearhngs
liberal waterfalls considered market now
slowing up; light warnings. heifers and
mixed yearlings setting best action: all
heifers, bulls and Veaksrs strong to un-
evenly higher. cows. firm. higher in in
STANCES; best weighty fed steers. early
Sl0.25. sheep-Receipts. 800: active; native
lambs and yearlIngs. strong: aged sheep.
steady; bulk native lambs. S8.75G9; top at
outside paid freely BY all local interests.
few merely good veaElings. $3.50 sis;
Fl WAYNE. july s.-Hogs-steadv TO
l5c higher: 10000 lbs. 1855: 200-225 lbs
s955. 225-250 lbs, So AS: 25o-275: lbs
50 So 275-300 lbs. SO IS 30o-350 lbs 50 10:
15o-l6o lbs. 1913: 140-i50 lbs. Sc 90: l30-
l40 lbs. ss.65, l20-l30 lbs. $40: 100 100
lbs. $780, roughs. SITS: stags S5.75
Calves So. Aiambs ss25.
LAFAYETTE. July 3.--Hog market steady
to Csc higher: l80-225 lbs. sg.55me so; 225-
$50 lbs. 50 35G9.45: 25o-300 lbs. 50 IO6
s.25; 3oo-325 lbs. 500: lso-iso lbs. $40
e50 l30-i50 lbs. s8.50ds.75; l00-130 lbs.
S5G8.25. roughs. SO down: calves, 81 so
down; clipped lambs. IS down. spring
lambs. S7.55 down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
PACKING UNIT AIMS
REFUNDING PROGRAM
Libby, Mcneil & Libby May Retire
S10,O0O,OOO of Per Cent Bonds.

By Times Special
CHICAGO, July 3.-Refunding
and other capital changes were re-
ported today under consideration by
Libby, Mcneil & Libby.
The refunding plans contemplate
a new issue to provide for retire
ment of S100O0,OOO of 5 per cent
mortgage bonds due in 1912, and
reduce the coupon rate on the COM
pany's funded debt.
1t also is planned to extend the
financing plan sufficiently to clear
up arrearages of $27.41 a share on
the outstanding 7 per cent preferred
stock, Of which S9,730,000 Of 500
par shares is outstanding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
LOCAL CASH MARKET


CHICAGO. july 3-Cash grain: Wheat
-Samply red garlicky soc; No mixed,
9lc Corn-No. mixed, 79lac: No. !
yellow 84isc; No; yellow. 84@84' e, &C;
No yellow. SAC. No. yellow, 62l2c; NO
white 35isc; No / white. BIC sample.
soc Oats-No l white. So i4c: No.
white. 37Gi 38c. No. 3 white, 34i 4437c;
sample 32i &C. Rye-No sales. Barley
Feed quoted. 45m50c; mailing. soc 81,
Timothv-Seed. s575 new crop. S5.25
CIover-Seed. s1325nl825. Cash pro-
visions-Lard. sl3 sob; loose. $3.50; leaf
sian. bellies. sl7.l2n.
Bid n Nominal.
TOLEDO. July 3.-Grain close In ele-
vatorS. transit billing Wheat-No. 2 red
$50 acc Corn-No , yellow 81 "a So &C
,. ss6l soc TRACK prices. "a &C rate
Wheat-No. red. s4d 85c; No. 2 red. 81
Ia sac Corn-No ? yellow. $50 sac: No
yellow 1912 n SIC. Oats-No. white
3st2 39i &C. No ? white, 81 H39c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
TREASURY REPORTS
RECORD PUBLIC DEBT
Figure of S28, 7O0,892,6 Revealed
for 1885 Fiscal Year.

By Uhittd Press
WASHINGTON, July 3.-An all
time record public debt of $28,700,-
692,625 was reported by the Treas
ury Department today in complete
figures for the Federal governments
1885 fiscal year which ended Sun
day.
Total government expenditures in
the II months period set a peace
time record high of S7,375 1925, Sc,
compared with expenditures of
$7,1O5, O50,085 in the preceding fiscal
year.
Ofsetting these expenditures was
revenue in the 1885 fiscal year Of
So, 800 467 ,202, compared with S3,115,-
554,O5O in the preceding fiscal year.
This left the government lin the
red" $3,575, 357 1854 in the 1885 fiscal
year, against S3,989, 495,O35 in the
previous fiscal year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
State FARMERS ENCOURAGED
AS WAGON WHEAT QUOTATION
CLIMBS G CENTS IN few DAYS
UpsWing in Price Reflects Black Rust Plague
Reported Acne-Evans Milling Co.
Revises System of Posting Prices.
BY VINCENT LYONS
Times Financial Editor

trucks halt
Milling Co. felt mild hoannas
testimony IT buhel
only II cents last Friday They reserved the paean
reached
the will not
quotations days
black
which with immediate outlook for prices
crop 28OOOCO0 bushels Indiana the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
GOLD RECEIPTS HIGHER
New York Total in June Highest
Since March, 1894.
By Times Special

By Times Special
NEW YORK, July 3.-Receipts of
gold at New York during June
amounted to S235, 779,2OO, the high
est monthly level since March, 1884,
it was learned here today. Receipts
in May amounted to s131 ,831,6oO.
The total was nearly four times
greater than the corresponding
month last year June's total
brought gold holding in the United
States to $500 100000. an increase
of s1.263 900 900 over the June, 1884.
figure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
COAST OIL FLOW CUT

: |7NTI|T
SACRAMENTO. July 3. - Faced
with the threat of lowered crude oil
prices, California producers reduced
daily average output for the final
week OF June TO So. 500 barrels. of
$500 barrels from the previous
week. reports made public today dis
cinSpT
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
WINS ss.OOO.OOO ORDER

&# Uses FEH4HA
CLEVELAND. July 3-The MID
land Sleel Products c.. has closed
a contract with the Chrysier Corp
for approximately 5000 600 ~ chAs-
sis frames for 1886. z. j. EulaS
president. announced today. He add
cd that work is 70 Be started imme-
diately on tools Tor al models.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
BUILDING PERMITS RISE

BH ines SpfciA
CHICAGO. July 3.-Building per-
mits issued IN the Chicago district
during June numbered so. having
an estimated value Of ST4l $50, COM
pared with IS in May valued at
81 .o55.599, it was announced here
today. -
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seton DciNE nee
ary II D 2 G
e EIFu stance
were listed ln the
order 81 their
importance &
follow
Il The lon
cont nued &C.
pres ION
3 Four Years
~ uupreCedeE
Cd drought IN
our agrlcu.tuT
region
The gre AZ
mH 90
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
BUSINESS FACTIONS AT ODDS
OVER Department Of TRADE
IN FIRST SIX MONTHS OF So
One Group Says Unseasonal Recessions Is
Due to Infationary Scare; Another BIames
1t on Long Session of Congress.

T.
in
The
in Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
BY JOHN T. FLYNN
fCopvright. 1885. NEA Service. Incl

NEW YORK July Cuisines this year tended downward from
February the trend
slightly
of general impression
force lift another notch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
Gold Stock and Credit Outstanding in Country
Registers Sharp Expansion in Last Too Years
By Times Special


tina "a III
ygddto lin the
il
posi-
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states marketings BY $3.50 600
Naturally. all farmers can not real
lie on this price rise: but a paper
profit is better than a paper loss.
Paper Value Rises
To continue the flight into the
realm Of potenuaiities. the normal
wheat crop at the current wagon
price Of n cents a busheI has IN
aggregate paper worth of s2l $50 600,
contrasted with value of s1988O,-
600 based on Fridays quotation.
Crop observers in the state. how
ever. are of the belief that IN
dianas wheat yield will fall below
the normal average this year be-
cause Of the appearance OF the
dreaded duo of the Hessian fly and
red rust. ANY substantial decrease
in the WELD is expected TO be COM
pensated, to some extent, by rising
prices.
As vet there is no occasion for
the housewife to entertain visions
Of rising bread prices. Several
months ago wheat was above its
present figure and at that time no
lift was made in the prime meal
essential
Formerly One Quotation
incidentally the Acme-Evans
Milling Co. largest buyer of wheat
in this territory. adopted a new
policy in its buying procedure on
July /. Previously. the company
posted a single quotation daily ut
which level purchases would be
made from morning until night.
In these modern times. however,
when the farmer verbally keeps
one hand on the pillow and uses
the other to dial-in market reports
over the radio. it was thought best
10 rearrange the schedule. The
company has now decided to quote
its prices from noon to noon-a
system which enables it to keep the
price attuned to the futures markets
al Chicago
Under the new set-up the wheat
farmer will have to do a little
mental speculation as to whether
ne should sell his wheat in the
morning or wait around until noon
in the hope that he will get better
price
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Produce Markets

The prices quoted below are paid tor
stock gathered in the country. while de-
livereo III Indianapolis the price vii pc a
horn breed hens. f0c: heavy breed COCKS,
7c. Lcghorn breed cocks, Sc. coloreo
broilers lbs and up. l3c, Leghorn broil-
ers. IL lbs. and up. i0c Bareback broilerS,
Zoe. ducks full feathered and fat. &c,
geese. fun feathered ana lat. &c; No:
strictly fresh eggs loss of Ice. Each tuil
case must weight SIS lbs gross. a deduction
OF i0c a pound under IS lbs. will be made
Butter-No. !. % a 23C. butteriat, 20c.
Quoteo bY the Wadley Co.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03

BY United Press
WASHINGTON. July 3.-Government
expenditures and receipts for July !. the
first dav Of the 1885 fiscal year, COM
pared with July ! a year ago as follows
This Year. Last Year.
Expenditures S173. 527 $50 96 None
Receipts .-. Is 063 .2sl ia S72 soy OOl rs
ueNclt 1851. l56-444 .3ll-16 81 o01 u0l IS
Cash Bal l. -35. 260. 1851 2.564 712. 704. Sc
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regulated and subsidized competl-
tive forms a. transportation.
3 Hlah taxes imposed on rail-
roads by state and local assessing
bodies
The o. t1rat.ou 81 the 10 per
cent wage decrease plus increases
Iu the costs 81 materials and sup
plies due 10 the application Of the
codes 81 The past year.
with the exception OF the sec
ond condition. the circumstance
related are more or less common
to an rsilroaos. some are subject
to control and some arc not. The
most important one seems TO be
working itself 0ut fairly we'll The
third is receiving the attention Of
authorities ln WASHINGTON. but The
fourth is in the lap Of the goos.
CTPANGFLT enough rates we're
> not mentioned rs Ia ing been
. contributing factor one would
have expected them 10 have been
placed near the top Of the list.
Not 80 strange. Of course was the
fact that the financing policies Of
the road were not mentioned.
Tine directors took occasion 10
nat the management on the back
for progress i'm bringing about eff
Gent and economical transporta-
ton during the depression The
transportation and operating ratios
held about steady despite the
smaller volume Of business ham
died. they said.
one rather significant point was
made IL was hst the railroads
S1end 81 cents out o. every dollar
Of income for maintenance Of their
roadbed and taxes The trucking
companies pay but 10 cents out Of
every dollar. they held. the bal
anCe being supplied by the gen.
craI public just how accurate
the trucking company figures are
is not known by your correspond
cnt. II would bc indeed difficult 10
determine such costs.
A SSUMING they are accurate
y il lis easy TO see how the rail-
roads would run into difficulty in
attempting 10 compete with such
concerns. particularly when the
latter are not subject to compare
hIe regulations
a financial reorganization would
seem "a BE- 81 little aid under such
circumstances. II would moan
perhaps that any new capital
raised % put the concern on ITS
feet might be washed out by new
deficits from operations Il might
be better to give the railroad 10
the government and be done with
it.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
An Insurance Tangle

Tioo Insurance offiates Of Sears, ROebuck Co.
hare filed sut to compel the Ohio Superintendent Of
Insurance to rene1c their licenses. Renewals had been
refused because business solicited BIZ mail ard
proper agencies 1cere not maintained.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03
BY United Press
-AGO. july 3.-Eggs- Market S
Is cEa "a 49, Frash rra rnr

CHICAGO. july Eggs-MarSet steady
receipts. 1908 cases. fresh graded hrsts,
SIC; current reeeip.s. 22l4e, ,dair{ies'
steady; receiptes. 1850 tubs; extra fISts
L9o-9iis score. % q 22lee extras, 23c:
a~s,s $685. seorel. 2094G2ll.c: seconds
s6-s7i2 scorel. zoe; specials. csc; stand
ards. 2Si.c Poultry-Market, steady: re-
celpts. q trucks; hens, l5Mi5i2 &C. oroilers.
l5al6i2c: fryers i5ls g lsc; old ROSTERS.
= lsc: ducks. 10 q Ice: geese, LOG; spring
chickens lea 2ic turkeys. I3dl5c; Leg
IS &C. CheeSe-Twins. I3g Daisies.
iSi7N i354c Longhorns, 1872 q l394c. ,Pota-
toes-Old stock supply light, demand SOW,
no sales reported. New stock supply mod
crate. demand ami trading light, market
firm on good stock, Alabama Bliss Tri-
umphs, 81 eS. Oklahoma Bliss Trlumps,
81 40ni.50: L. S. No. Showing decay
70c Sis. California round whites. sl.6I ?
ai7o. North Carolina Cobblers, y. s.. No.
? Sc. Arrivals. SO cars on track 264.
shipments 45l.
CLEVELAND. July -Butter-Market
weak: extras. 27c. standards. &c. Esgs-
Market. steady. extra whites. 26e: extras.
p &C, current receipts. 22e. Poultry
Market firm. heavy fowls lsc; neolum
fowls i7aisc: oucks. young i61 lie.
cucks old i2NI3c Potatoes-North Caro-
Ina cohbers si25 a lo0-lh bag: Cali
fcrnis long whites, s2EI2 20 iOa-lo. bag.
Ohio cobo.erS. 81 40 a i09-lo bag.
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NeIU York Curb
By Ab5o,, Proctor & Paine
Unlisted Stocks

b Blythe & Co. Inc
NEW YORK BANKS
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". Y. Bonds

(Bv Abbott. Proctor g. Panel
Reprinted From Yesterday
DAILY BOND INDEX
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CBy Thomson g. McKinnon)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-03

Figures of June 26 member bank deposit partly esaeo
Includes writeup of $3.50 millions from gold eVauaton
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-07-10
TRIO GET HIGH
RIFLE RATING

Miss Vivian Bono, 3947 Harri-
son st. N. W.; Stanley Krogstad,
1895 Klingle Rd. N. w., and Enos
Ray, 1928 Reno Rd. N. w., have
qualified in the junior division of
the National Rifle Association as
distinguished riflemen, the high:
est grade of shooting proficiency.
Ten other Junior shooters of
this city have qualified in the
grade of expert rifleman, the next
highest. They are John Apergis,
$50 D st. S. E.: Charles M. Brown,
AS T st. N. W.; Julius Caesar,
400 Rt. l, Benning; Robert B.
Carney, jr., Quarters "L", Navy
Yard: Leonard Davis, 1912 Chaplin
st. N. W.; Melvin Mclaughlin,
814 E st. S. E.: Richard Nichol,
$40 E st. N. E.; Charles and Fran
els TAFT. 1920 New Hampshire
Ave. N. w., and John Warner, 625
North Carolina Ave.
OF a total of 17,436 Junior
shooters of the country who have
qualified so far this year in all
grades of shooting proficiency
from the beginning grade of pro
marksmen to the highest grade Of
distinguished rifleman, only 81
have succeeded in attaining the
distinguished rating and 221 the
expert rating.