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has been in bust
ness for fourteen
years and has not
C h a n g e d lines
during this period.
They have a very
modern S al e S.
room for n e W
cars at the above
address as we'll as
a complete serv-
ice department to
take care of their
owners.
In commenting
on business for
the balance of the
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George e Moneyhun, 81, at Central In
diana Hospital. chronic myocarditis.
Adron M. Buchanan, 81, at 400 N
Bradley, urema.
Charles Thomas Foreman. 81, at Meth
odist Hospital, coronary thrombosis
John H. Harrison, II, at 1882 S. Lynd-
hurst, carcinoma
Eliza McQulston, rs, at Methodist Hos
pital. carcinoma
Ella cramer, II, at sls Buchanan, car
cnoma.
Emma Beatrice Peet, 49, at 1922 College
Carcinoma.
cynthia J. Federle. 70. at $50 Parker
chronic myocardtis.
Emma Jones, II, at 1915 N. Capitol
cerebral hemorrhage
Alice NJ. Cshil, S. at 2l3l N Talbot
srterioscleroSs.
Meier Tate, so, at City Hospital .myo.
carojt;s.
Mary p Moore 81, al 1920 N. Talbot
acute dilatation OF heart.
Sarah E. Russell, 81, at 1850 Wheeler
spoplexy.
William scoGeld 81. at $50 E. 23d, cor
pnary occlusion.
Stella Herschler. "a. at Union Station
coronary occlusion.
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Births
Bows

Dair Net ie Bsnister goa River
Walter Ruth Wright. i243 Bellefontaine
Volie, Mary Jackson, s74 Darnell.
Lewis. Lydia Bradley. s55 w 9th.
Ebert, Mary Knight. 1915 Njlburn.
Kenneth, Sarah Roberts, City
Charles. Lillian Daniel. City.
John. Ethel Pattison, City.
Denton Helen Collester City.
Chester, Cleo Holden, City.
Girls
Steve, Mertle Johnson, 1924 f. Market
Theodore. Gladys Colvin, 90i Albany.
Frank Julia Montgomery, 1922 Sheldon
Rogers, Naomi Sehoonover, 3l4 w
Morris.
Oscar, Dolores Franklin. City.
Donal. Lois Devan, City.
Twins
Carl, Catherine Wall, l148 Eugene, boy
and girl
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nlSn gTdQe uleT-
chandising meth
DDS applied to
new cars. TIL e
used car store, 10
Gated at 1872 N.
Meridian, with a
well regulated lot
at 920 N. Me-
ridian Street, Is
under the direc-
ton of Mr.. w.
R. M C G e e h a n,
branch manager.
Football training
at the University
~.
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No. .16 of q Series
Men You Should
Know on Auto Row

The Central Buick Company,
Buick dealer, 2917 Central Ave-, is
headed by Mr.. R. G. Cobn, presi-
dent. The Central Buick Company
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3 Lost and Found

LOST-Boy's bicycle. Red Colsor No
4J4272: IS reward 1880 ~ Illinois. HA-
1870
LOST-Bracelet rhinestone at English
Theater or Indianapolis Athletic Club.
Keepsake. Reward TA-2399.
LO5T-In 300 or 400 block E. walnut-st :.
white-gold ladY's Gruen watch, ribbon
band. RI-6i75 Reward
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3 DeGths-Funer1ls

thuiahapoUs Times, neo., NAY KS 1850.
HELLER-George, Of 1923 Nordyke-sv. be
Of Gertrude Kiywan of New York. Harry
OF Louisville. KY. and Edward of Los
Angeles. Cal. passed away May II. 1896,
age SO years. Services Friday. a. m.
at the Assumption Church. Burial Eliza
pstI91wn' KY Triends may rs,, see oss NJ
p. m.
KENDRLL--Mary. beloved wife Of Lee
Kendell, sister Of Mrs. Della Broder and
catherine Moran Of Indianapolis; Martin
Moran OF Brownsburg. Ind, and Mar
gsret Walsh, Of Urbana, Ohio. passed
son-st. Funeral Thursday. $50 at resi-
denee; 9 a. m. st. Anthony's Church.
Burial Crown Hill.
KINNEY-Rsymond. age 25 years. step
son OF Otis Hughes passed away Tues
day at the residence. 1854 Beauty-av Fu-
coak if5vf FUN TEhRSATida AoM i95 e h
Mlchigsn-st. Friends invited. Burial
mother Of Mrs. Frank Hauser. Milton
John Harry and RAYMOND Ludwig,
dence 3432 W. i6th-st. Funeral services
Thursday, 2 p. m. AZ residence. Friends
lnyitsd. Burial Mt. Jackson cemetery.
McoUIsTON-Eliza J.. age rs years.
mother Of Mrs. Harry Allen, Mrs. Naomi
annapolis and Ben McQuiston Of Moores-
vile, passed away Tuesday morning.
services At the FLANNER &, BUCHANAN
Mi0iEdoAF p ThurSsday, 2 ?; m. Friends
Frlenos may call at the mortuary.
MILLER-Frank L, entered into rest
Tuesday, age 10 years beloved husband
Of Mary L. Miller. Funeral Thursday
2,5V D; m. at the HARRY w. MOORE
FUNERAL PARLORS. Burial Crown Hill.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nee Carmony be-
loyed wife OF Fred c. Mithoefer. daughter
OF M and Mrs; ozro Carmony sister
away Monday night at ii D m. age IS
years Funeral Thursday, 80 D. M. at
the residence. miles northwest Of
m at the st. Johns Evangelical Re-
formed Church. Interment ST Johns
Cemetery Max Herrlich g. Son Service.
NELsoN-Julia D, mother Of George E.,
Mrs ga Murrei Powell and Paul Nelson,
Services At the TANNER d BucHAN
AN MORTUARY, Friday. p. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
R0BERTsoN--M Mary j.. beloved daughter
sister Of Bernard Robertson, died Tues 'uesi,
Broadway. Funeral Friday, May % at
$50 q. m: at the residence. Services St.
Joseph Church. a. m, Interment at
SERVICE.
WARD-Albert C.. age S. years. beloved
husband Of Mary Ward and father of
Allie Foster Of Arkansas. Frank. Oran.
James and Nellie Ward. passed away
Monday. Funeral Thursday May 90
from the Bethel Mission Church. 755
Concord-ay 2 D. m. Friends invited
Burial Floral Park. Friends may call
at the Shirley Bros. Central Chapel.
946 N. Illinois at anV time
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Luther Cox as OF 1923 w Vermont
e.. lsborer. and Elma Hall. "a, OF 545 w.
2eth-st. maid.
Anthony N Steinmetz. 81 Of 2l47 s.
Pennsylvania-st machinist and Helena
Grammar. 49, OF 1919 LaGrsnde-av.
teacher
Noah Beaslev. 20. Of e4s English-av.
laborer. and Cynthia Ann Wlcher, 81. of
938 English-av. housekeeper.
Fred whistler. %, Of 1912 N Meridian
~, clerk. and Harriet Hume, 81. OF 1920
N. Alsbsma-st. clerk
Halford Clemens. %, Of 1877 Hoyt-av.
painter. and Lillian B. Skies, 81, Of 1905
Montcalm-st. factory worker.
John G. Kustad. -. OF o43 W. 3ist-st
Craftsman. and Anna L. Lantau. %, OF
3f43 n. Illinois-st. besutician.
Arthur Jessup -. of s. Tuxedo-st
shade tinter. and Juanita Wallin, 90 OF
35 ". Holmes-av. waitress.
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~ Houses For Sale
pAPGAINC

2i5i N Riley: rooms, hardwood floors.
garage. we'll: $500; 500 down
726 n. Berwick: rooms, well, garage:
$500: 5000 down.
81 5. Tuxedo: 5-room modern; $1,000.
$500 down.
SOB Hovev; 5 rooms gas, basement,
garage: $500: 5000 down
51i9 N. Arsenal; 5-room modern; $1,000;
$500 down.
HOS Haugh-st; 5-room modern; $1,000;
5000 down
1888 N. Arsenal; 5-room; $1,000. $500
down.
HARNESS & CLINE
1921 N Alabama
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

tIneorreet addresses frequently are riven
Go the Marriage License Bureau deiiber-
ately Ths Times in printing the official
list assumes no responsibility for such
sddressesl
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L. S. AYRES CO.. Radio Dept. 7th floor
New Gibson Electric Guitar
PEARSON CO, INC. 1913 N. Penn.
RADIOS-Recondit some real bar
gains. Must be sold. VIII consider your
1q TadG PAUL. e ao KRR af4o Washne
USED 80 bass accordion, $40. PEARSON
CO., INC. 1913 N. Penn.
BEGINNERs-We will loan you an accor-
PEARSON CO., INC. 1913 N. Penn.
ST. REGIS RADIO SALES, SERVICE. Ex-
pert repair on all makes. "a E. l4th.
FREE personal inspection- and estimates
on radio repair. LANES, 1928 E. 10Th.
CH-0218.
ENJOY your vacation Good repossessed
car radios. Big savings; terms. GOOD
YEAR SERVICE. 627 N, Delaware. IL
Studio Upright Pianos Some prac-
tically new; none can be told S120
--0'l H'"' VIKING MUSIC co.
100 E Ohio St. Open Ewes
international Kadette Radios
Wholesale and Retail
VAN SICKLE RADIO 81 E. OHIO
$50 Verga Tenor Banjo tin case) sl2. 30
SIS Boehm Clarinet. lin casel S17.5O
Easiest Payment Plan in Town.
Lorenz Music Store 20 Pembroke Arcade.
20 USED PIANOS, slo-s75; some like new;
Swear guarantee; months free service;
terms; eX-service men buy now, pay
when you get bonus. UNIVERSE MUSIC
CO, NASSAU at Walnut.
RCA Victor 8-tube console s12.95
Radio Sales 81 Service, I'll Ind. LI-9383.
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McQUISTON-Eliza j.. age rs wears.
mother of Mrs Harry Allen. Mrs. Naomi
Frazee and Mrs. Claude Biggs OF Indi-
annapolis and Ben McQuiston of Moores-
Yllle, passed away Tuesday morning
services at the FLANNER IL BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Thursday. D. m Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.
Frlends NAV call AZ the mnrtuarv
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II 1929 Buick 4-door sedan: g to
v choose: choice 500 co. Payments
start in July MONARCH MOTOR
OPEN AIR USED CAR STORE. 958 N.
Meridian.
v condtio Sn pSSSM o RRTAsfeS 70 M cs
~, OPEN AIR USED CAR STORE. 95a
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KINNEY-Rsymond. age Is years, step
son Of Otis Hughes passed away Tues
day al the residence. 1854 Beauty-av. Fu-
neral services Thursdav 4 n n, az ~.
cOEKLE FUNERAL HOME. 1884 w.
Michigan-st. Friends invited. Burial
Floral Park
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81 Cash Coal Mart
Quality Coal
Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

e TON: TON.
S250-White Ash. 2x5. clean forked. So 50
West Vir. big lp.: Gin. fkd.. $3.50: egg. Sc. IS
BLUFF ROAD COAL. CO. DR-6767.
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LUDWIG-Lydia Matilda, age a. years,
mother Of Mrs. Frank Hauser. Milton,
John. Harry and Raymond Ludwig,
passed away Monday morning at resi-
dence 1892 w. l6th-st. Funeral services
Thursday, 2 p. m. at residence. Friends
invited. Burial Mt. Jackson cemetery
CONKLE SERVICE.
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RADIOS. s495 and up. RADIO & ELEC-
TRIO SHOP. $50 w. Wash. LI-2644.
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KENDRLI-Mary beloved wife OF Lee
Kendell, sister Of Mrs. Della Broder and
katherine Moran OF Indianapolis; Martin
Moran OF Brownsburg. Ind. and Mar
garet Walsh of Urbana Ohio. passed
away Nav "a at residence "A N. Addt-
son-st. Funeral Thursday s:30 at resi-
dence; a. m, st. Anthony's Church.
Burial Crown Hill
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20 Automobiles for Sale

Best Results-Lowest Cost.
The Times. RI-5551.
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ROBERTSON--M j.. beloved daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Robertson
sister Of Bernard Robertson. died Tues
day, May 26. at the residence, Ills
Broadway. Funeral Friday, May % at
$3.50 2. m. at the residence. Services ST
Joseph Church. 9 a. m, Interment at
Holy Cross. Cemetery. BLACKWELL
SERVICE.
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NELSoN-Julia D, mother Of George E..
Mrs Murrel Powell and Paul Nelson,
passed away Wednesday a. m. at resi-
Services at the TANNER a. BUCHAN-
AN MORTUARY, Friday. D. m. Friends
invited. Burial Crown Hill.
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So Radios, Musical Needs

2 GOOD Victor furnaces $40 each. BUYERS
remove. 2207 N ulinois-st
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MILLER-Frank l.. entered into rest
Tuesday, age 10 years beloved husband
Oh Mary l.. Miller. Funeral Thursday
2;3o .. m. at the HARRY w. MOORE
FUNERAL PARLORS. Burial Crown Hill.
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63 P0uItry-LiUe Stock

YOUNG FRIES for sale, reasonable
dressed or on foot. 4944 w. Morris.
100 WHITE ROCK pullets, sacrifice for
cash. Mars HILL 2nd-av west SP1NK.
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so Farm and Garden

| AMERICAN Eskimo Spitz puppies. Reg
| istered: snow white beauties. $40. UP
| bikes SPITz KENNELS, 1906 Eugene
Evening star., 1936-10-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, October Il os. % e. oaS e pepsrs. 3eDi1d
srsde ss NS 10000 pounds. s.5oaI0 {. 90; heavier
weights absent; auotsble top. 1923: several
loads s0-130 peund pigs ssadins sdin nel0w Ens
fhSce hS eou6Gs s9oaosS tsS ssppsa: took
1eek week sso. market largely a5a4o lower: piss
ooS; lyss sslys: s;sse; see; Sc iOass
iinss weak to 25 lower: baby beef yearlinss
very scarce and stealy to weak: trade closed
active and unevenly higher than low time:
ss.d %sGk
SSss dR S,s rsak somsnid ias ess
steers lower: little change p cows, cutters
IS lower. middle grades of most; bulls
hisher; extreme top ysarlinss,, 1923:
But iarselg nSos ssoas75 ionsfed market tat AZ
So soS tTs Wessern srs. rum as
sss so best sier 6 na short saet
CALVES: 80; grass cows up to e.26; grass
r.ss :sass d.s .sufp 5sSH se.ss. direct ts
ssfsf Is sshsr a shesp ' and is.dins LAMBS ssscns
paid for natives at midweek; late. top on
natives. 925: best Westerns available at
close. 500; but 9; 40 paid as late as Thurs
nstivs nss snS lambs. Sso s5esss5; westerns sSos %
$40: good TO choice .gS-pound Summer:
oIea sneea ss ss hsh ss at tSs 5sa
high time: bulk yearlings. s.25; top
sTeso bSs sseo2d1s Z
and weight.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK October II R.--Move-
in the s5Sss
session: With sterling and French zn,;s frs;ncs nS
guilder extended its recent rise.
Bankins circles reportsd gold seaS eeaaSaseo3 noo
and $500, 900 from Belgium.
Closing I Nsy York iS.rs rates .t follow. Great
4.ssH; 60-day bills, 4.S7B: Franc demand.
1851; cables. 1854; Italy demand,
6.26h; cables. 6.26h.
Belgium, 1888; Germany free. 40 %;
registered, 20.75; travel 21.90: Holland.
ssss NoSYssl 2insls 24Sz syedssn sgitas2 2R
iand: S2 s9; spain, YYnagotssai; 10 PessuSsl. n
tria. 1s.74n: Hungary. 1880, Rumsnia:
fo5f,oA ArSssHssosnas Ssso az s9a aass
kong, SO.50; Mexico City, 27.SS: MONT
real In New York. 1000l Gle: New York
In Montreal. Q9.96 7.16.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
new YORK COTTON
By the Associated Press.

6y the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October l7.-Opening
advances in cotton today on steadier
Liverpool cables and favorable domes-
tic textile reports met increased
Southern hedge selling and weekend
liquidation.
December sold off from 1905 to
11.96 and closed at 1877, with the
general market ending 3 points lower
to l point higher.
Foreign buying was active at the
opening. with prices to points up.
The trade and commission houses
also took cotton, but Southern offer
tngs through spot houses and CO.
operative connections were liberal.
Prices slowly sagged, closing at or
within point Of the lows.
Trading in October, 1887, contracts
was inaugurated at discount of So
points under July, but at the close
the discount had narrowed to 46
points.
Amount of cotton on shipboard
awaiting clearance at the close Of the
week was estimated at $4,000 bales,
against $4,000 last year and $4,000
two years ago.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
GAINS MAINTAINED
BY TRANSIT REVENUES
special Dispatch to The Star.

Srecial Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, October 17-Revenues
for the transit industry, based on tele-
graphic reports received from repre-
sentative group of transit operating
companies, for the week ending Oc-
tober 10, 1886, showed continuing inn
provement over last year.
Transit Journals Revenue Indicator
stands at 108.7S, which represent a
gain of 8.78 per cent over the corr
responding week in 1885.
For the week ending October 3, 1886,
the Indicator was 1912.
The trend of transit revenues con.
tinued its upswing. coming back to
approximately the level reached in
July and August. Apart from local
variations the improvement was wide
spread, being greatest in the large
manufacturing centers in the Middle
Western region.
Evening star., 1936-10-18


sion of the main address there will be
a panel discussion led by Howard c.
Beck, member of the local chapter,
who has practiced public accounting
in Washington and Baltimore since
1907, and had extensive experience
in income tax problems. Present at
the meeting as guests Of the chapter
will be Milton E. Carter. assistant to
the Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue., and Charles T. Russell, Deputy
Commissioner in charge of the In
come Tax Unit. c. Milton Clark, pres
ident of the chapter, will introduce the
speakers.
Provision is being made for a large
attendance. All accountants and bus
iness executives interested in taxation
are invited to attend whether or not
they are members of the Association
Of Cost Accountants.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO October II R.-Poultry.
live, l6 trucks. unsettled hens, ga
pounds Up. Is, less than 412 pounds. SIS;
Plymouth and White Rock. is; coiored. Il:
less than 4 pounds, Plymouth Rock. 15l2;
White Rock. 14l2; colored. 13: Plymouth
and White Rock broilers. 16: colored, 10:
Leshorn and bareback chickens. l.;
roosters, "A; Leghorn roosters, ID; turkeys.
1919; old ducks. 4l9-pounds. UP. "a.
young white ducks. AZ pounds. up; Ii;
13h; small colored. IL; old seese, IL:
Butter. GIGS. weak: creamery specials
SOh; extra frsts (30-91 scores, 29'.a3G:
firsts (SSaS9 Scores). 29a29l4: standards
900 centralized carlots), 3014. Eggs'
ATS, steady: extra frsts, local, 2S; cars.
2Sh; fresh graded firsts. local, %; cars:
20; current receipts. %: refrlserator
standards. 26Ia; refrigerator extras, ?6st;
Potatoes 80; on track 2l7; tota!
United States shipments, $40; suppLes
light; Idaho russets slightly stronger.
Colorado McClures steady; firm undertone.
Northern stock steady. demand fair: West-
ern stock. demand fairly good. Sacked,
per hundredweight. 1daho Russet B4T
S.so: SaHe'' fair III Quality. !3.15; &: s. No, :.
.S7H; Washington Russet Burbanks. u
s. No. /, -2.3Oa2 %; showing decay SdS; d6;
Colorado Red McClures, U. s. No: ]. ".Qna
$50; wisconsin round whites s; y; 3; No. r.
s da5nn ddo@meFeial S9 ia i.eSai af ss: .: $. No 2.
1.O5a1.15; North Dakota Early Ohios,
partly graded. showing freezing injury
50aI,T5.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
SENTIMENT IMPROVES
ON BOSTON WOOL MART
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
BOSTON. october II UNITED States
Department of Agriculture). A
marked improvement in sentiment
took place in the Boston wool market
during the last week although the
volume of business showed little in
crease.
Encouragement was stimulated by
reported material improvement in
the goods market and strengthening
tendency in prices of wool in foreign
markets.
Domestic woods were quoted un-
changed. Ohio fleeces on a grease
basis ranged 1886 cents for fine de-
laine. $685. cents for staple half
blood. $3.50 cents for combing three
eights blood. and 1873 cents for
combing one-quarter blood.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

s5ss w..P a1 hsh.s th.n .asa
AZ; 2 & sss,si, j, 'sorss': sossih; Centralized
''c Cheese. is0.o21; weak. Prices un-
sDsss p.ef: s.ss E .ishSsld MassS s0sEs sls
31k: frsts. 27a2S; diIties. No. /. 26Ha:
undersradss. 2aa26: other mixed coiors
Live poultry steady. All freight prices
UNCHANGED. By express, chickens: Crosses.
l7a20: other express prices unchanged.
fresh and frozen quotations unchanged.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Miscellaneous Markets.

Miscellaneous Markets.
Additional New York markets compiled
BY the Associated Press:
COCOA-Futures closed firm. 5.12
hisher. December. 8. s.4Qn; January. s.5On;
s Msafch s;52n; May, s;5s-60: July: s.66n:
,oRAW H1pEsCrutares closed dull 8 70
10 lower. March. 11.sOb. Sales. $4,000
WOOL ToPsLFutures closed steady. 4
higher to lower. January. 96.5b; May.
.. CoFFNtspot steady; Rio No, z sN:
IS at 9.35-65. Rio futures closed easy.
Il to 10 lower; sales. 5000: December.
ssn sl sa Nay santos ssn futn4s; ns
easy. IL to IA lower; sales. 5000: De-
cemoer. g,Ibn; March. 9.12; May. 9.11-12;
CRUDE RUBBER - Futures closed
steady. 1 20 3 higher. December. 16; 40;
Marc1 1850; May. 16.54b. Smoked
Bid. n-Ncminal.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
|NDUSTR|ALS LEAD
UPTURN ON CURB
Metals Also in Spotlight,
Many Advance One to
About Three Points.
BY the Associated Press.

8y the Associated PreSs.
NEW YORK, October 17.-Indus-
trials and metals led an upward swing
in the Curb market today with many
leaders up from to around points.
Shares on the upside included
Aluminium, at 1856, up 8; American
Meter, Al, up 8; American Potash g.
Chemical, higher by az at 3912; De-
troit Steel, 40, up 2; Schiff Co., 40.
up 2, and Newmont Mining, 2 points
higher at 100.
Also improved were Royal Type
writer. Todd Shipyards, E. w. Bliss,
Bunker Hill g. Sullivan and Molybde-
mum.
Utilities and oils were mixed.
Turnover for the day was 264 900
shares, compared with 100000 last
Saturday.
Evening star., 1936-10-18

chief speaker a.
the ctober
meeting Of Wash.
ington Chapter.
National Associa-
ton Of Cost Ac-
countants, at the
Hamilton Hotel
next Wednesday
evening. He will
discuss income
tax laws, taking
up In detail the
new surtax on
u n d istr ID uted
earnings Of cor
porations.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Five Business
Recovery Stocks

This analysis in October 81 FINAN>>
CIAL WORLD should be valuable to
YOU as an investor. Remember, for
"a years THE FINANCIAL WORLD
has been helping investors keep better
informed easily and quickly. We give
the vital facts you need. Other fea-
lures you should read in the coming
issues are: Foreign Trade Boom
Ahead - Which Industries Should
Bene6t7", paper Stocks Analyzed,'
"Tax-forced Recapitalizations Ahead
"a Promising Rail Stock at 81 a
Share7", "An Underpriced Preferred
Stock Speculation" The Technical
Position of the Market" 8 revised
"Stock Photographs" and 'News and
Opinions on Listed Stocks" BY read
ing THE FINANCIAL WORLD each
week you can avoid much costly guess
work when you invest.
Evening star., 1936-10-18
Cottcnseed Oil.

Cottcnseed Oil.
Bleachable cottonseed oil was quiet
today, with a turnover of only 13 lots.
Prices were a little easier under scat
tered liquidation for over the week
end.
The market closed at unchanged to
points net decline. Crude oil was
quiet at 81a cents, nominal, in the
Southeast. Bleachable spot, nominal;
October closed $50, December, 1905;
January, 1912; March, 1921; May,
1925.
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Cottonseed oil closed steady; prime Sum-
nner yellow, 9.60a9S0; prime crude. $50
62h: October 946b: December, 9.5Sb;
January. 9.64b; March. 9.7Sb; May
e.S7b. Bid.
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M0YER TO ADDRESS
COST ACCOUNTANTS
Former Chief of Special Advisory
Committee of Revenue Bureau
to Speak at Meeting.

Joseph K. Meyer. accountant, law
yer and former chairman Of the Spe.
cial Advisory Committee of the Bu-
reau of Internal Revenue, will be ths
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New Orleans Prices.

NEW ORLEANS. October IL Pl.-Cot.
ton futures closed barely steady. net 3
points lower to L point higher.
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SAVANNAH NAVAL STORES

=. SAVANNAH. October ~ 03.-Tufpen-
tine nrm. So: sales. 70: receipts. 372:
Shipments: 1I9; stock. 36, ,Ies. Rosin
ments. IA; stock. e3 ,Ioi. Quote: B. .,
.. and q. 600; H. !. K n. N, and VIC.
6.Q5; WV and K -6.S5.
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Dividend rates IN dollars based last quarterly
others are dealt in unlisted tAnnua
Companies reported in receyershp
dividend
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COMMODITY PRICES

NEW YORK. October 17.-The Asso-
ciated Press weighted wholesale price in
81 O3. W
Previous day. 81. 90: week ago. s1.21:
month ago, 81 40; year ago. 77.S7.
High - ssYS; 80 1sss 1s'ss 4ssSaet sS ss2si 81
Low 7131 71S4 al Al IA
1925 average EQUALS 100
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Smolf n-speeuIotive real estote syn
dieote now forming. to opsrote in IN.
vestment property. Twenty 81 10000
units oveiIobls. Write for prospectus.
Address Box i68-h, Stor office.
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CORPORATE EARNINGS

NEW YORK October II OP.-Corporate
earnings reports issued during the week,
showing profits per share, included:
Quarter Ended Gepfemher 20.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS

NEW YORK. October II R-Nev
York Security Dealers Association:
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BALTIMORE STOCKS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK. October II 0,.-Federa