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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-24
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COLUMBUS WELFARE
BOARD CHIEF NAMED
Elmer w. Cole Elected b,
Bartholomew Body.

Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, April AL
though still lacking a fifth member,
the Bartholomew County Welfare
Board today was ready to begin
functioning with Elmer w. Cole,
formerly of South Bend, as County
Welfare Director.
Appointment Of Mr.. Cole. welfare
worker, was announced by the board
after three-hour session late yes
terday in which 18 candidates for
the post were considered.
Meanwhile Circuit Judge George
w. Long, whose son resigned the
dictatorship after state officials
charged his appointment was illegal,
indicated that he would be prepared
soon to name fifth board member.
Mr.. Cole has been in charge of
the Columbus Boys Club the last
month. Before that he was a social
service worker in the local FERA
and WPA organizations. He is a
graduate of Albion College, Mich
igan.
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DISLIKES BEING NAMED
'AUNTY,' JUDGE TOLD
Woman Explains Case to Jurist
When Hailed to Court.

Mrs Martha J. Plunkett, "a, of
69th-st and Evanston-av, would like
to find judge who would prohibit
her neighbor and long time friend,
Mrs. Anna Jenkins, from calling
her "aunty."
David M. Lewis, special Municipal
Judge, told Mrs. Plunkett yesterday
that while he couldn't grant her
wish he would withhold Judgment
of assault and battery charges
against her.
Mrs. jenkins complained that
Mrs Plunkett stormed into her
home at $50 one morning and that
during the melee she was knocked
down and her husband was slapped.
Mrs. Plunkett recounted her story
and then asked, Judge, please
don't let her call me 'aunty' any
more"
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Deaths

Merle Williams, rs, at 2817 E. 25th acct
dental.
James Matlock. so, at City Hospital, &C
cidental.
Martha E. Watson, 70, at 226 N Rich
land, arterioSclerosis.
Louise Elizabeth Burkhart. 27, at 2160
N. Tacoma, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Arilla Ruth Bell. as, at Methodist Hos
pital. toxic goiter
Elizabeth E. Babcock. Sc, at SOB N. Dear
born, broncho pneumonia
Sarah Grace Overman. so, at 2746 N.
Chester lobar pneumonia.
Francis Risley, 10, at City Hospital,
gastric hemorrhage.
Mary Ellen Truelock 10, at sal E. New
York, cerebral hemorrhage.
Georgia Quackenbush, 40, at Central
Indiana Hospital, accidental
Herbert Woods, 10, at City Hospital,
scarlet fever.
Molly A. Clifton, 81, at sos W. 2sth,
mitral insuHiciency.
Mike Nicoloff, So, at City Hospital, &C
cidental.
zelma cockrill, 90. at Central Indiana
Hospital pulmonary tuberculosis.
Frank w. Moore, 54 at GIT N. Hamilton,
acute heart failure.
Maurice R. Wilkerson, 48, at 2007 N.
Harding. acute dilatation of heart
Carrie j. Brunhofer, SO, at 1884 E. 10th,
urenia
Henry E. Bole, SO. at Central Indiana
Hospital, septicaemia.
William Taylor, Sc, at 1915 Sheldon, car
cinOna.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-01
LOCAL BUILDING
SHOWS RISE OF
NEARLY MILLION
1873 Permits Granted This
Year Against 1857
in 1895.

City building permits for the first
three months of the current year
total almost sl,O00000 more than
for the corresponding period OF
1895, figures released at the office
Of William F. Hurd, building COM
missioner. today. revealed
Permits for January. February
and March total s1,413,573 as COM
pared with s484,509 for the same
months last year. The gain is
s929,064. The number of permits
granted so far this year totals 1878
as against 1857 in 1895, for a gain
of SIG.
Each month Of the current year
showed an increase over the CORE
spending month of a year ago, with
the greatest change taking place in
February when gain of 69,51s
was made. January figures revealed
an increase Of S249,O75, while the
gain in March over the same month
Of last year was $210,470.
Rigures for 1886 are:
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
3 Denths-FunernIs

indianapolis Times, Wed, April I, 1885
LYKE-Jennie age T8. wife OF Thomas j.
Lyke ana mother Of Gordon. Herschel
and Forrest Lyke, passed away Mgrch
OF her son Herschel Lyke. 1887 W. 18th
vited- Burial in. Floral Park Cemetery.
TITri n,Ilt, may call after noon Thursday;
&. T. GROSS FUNERAL SERVICE,
MYERS Minnie (ochiltreel. age ST. wife
Of Charles. mother OF Virgil Ochiltree
Addington. Funeral Friday p. m. al
1894 Finley-av. Friends may cali at the
above address after noon Thursday
FARLEY FUNERAL SERVICE.
PICKARD-Ella. passed sway Tuesday. age
70 years. Friends may call at the
McFall 1o4e s. Pershing-av. until noon
& m at the Hope ind Baptist Church.
Friends invited. Burial at Hope.
tCONKLE SERVICE.
sWAN-Charles A.. age S. beloved husband
of Carrie NJ. Swan and father of Lee H
swan and Vera Wilbur. Asa D. and Mrs
Fay Mclaughlin. at the late home, 4402
Caroline-av. Tuesday 1915 p; m. Fu-
TRIAL CHAPEL. 94e N Illinois-st, Friday,
10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
Hill. Friends may. call at the residence
from p. m. Wednesday until D. m.
Thursday, and at the chapel until time
OF service.
THOMPSON-Robert NJ, age 81 years
husband of Mary. Reed Thompson, father
of Mildred, Stanley, Marion. Robert and
Reed Thompson, passed away Tuesday
Services at Meridian Heights Presby-
terrain Church Thursday. I, p. m. Friends
MORTUARY from. 7 p. m. Wednesday
until noon Thursday. Body will lie in
state at church from to p. m
Thursday.
TsON-Martha. of 226 N Richland-
av. beloved mother of Mrs. Susie Powell
Mrs. Amy RAIDER, Steve and John Watson
of Indianapolis, Mrs Sarah Belle Smock
and Ira Watson of Dayton, o.; Mrs. Mary
Stanley and Jim Watson of Paramount
Ind. departed this life Monday. age "a
years. Funeral Thursday, April 2. al
the residence 226 N. Richland-av.
p. m. Burial Floral Park. Friends in
vited Funeral under the direction Of
MOORE e. KIRK.
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BUILDING PERMITS

State Highway Department, State House
annex, $780, installing electric outlets and
fixtures.
Perry Harper. 244s Harper-av, SIS, I'm
stalling electric range.
Mrs: S. A. Robinshaw. 1922 Guilford-
av, $25, install electric range
Daisy Theater, 1884 w Michigan-st, S1s6,
install three electric services
Gregory 81 Appel, 5133 N. New Jersey
Paul A. Lansinger. iS4s Tallman-av.
SIS, electric repairs, because of fire loss
Joseph A. Stitch, 1923 ~ Keystone-av,
$3.50, reside dwelling
Hoosier Wrecking Co., 1918 N. Capitol-av,
$40, wreck two-story dwelling.
Chester L. Gray 5940 Beechwood-av
5000, install coal stoker.
e. e. Belzer, 1914 Kenwood-av. $3.50,
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PURDUE MAN TO TALK
Shortridge Chemistry Club Will
Hear DIR. Enders.

The Shortridge High School
Chemistry Club is to have as its
guest speaker tomorrow DR.. Howard
E. Enders of Purdue University. DR..
Enders is to speak on South Amer
lea and is to demonstrate native
blowguns.
DR.. Enders is chairman of the
committee on the Junior Academy
of Science in Indiana.
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City Man. 70. Found Dead

Because he failed to come over
and borrow his newspaper, Arthur
Hamilton, 2202 EaStern-av, went to
26l9 Bloyd-av last night and found
his friend, Robert Caster, 70, dead
The body was taken to Moore g.
Kirk Funeral Home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-01
RULES ON INCOME TAX
Court Holds Tailnrs Must Pay One
Per Cent Rate.

Merchant tailors are required to
continue paying gross income tax
at the rate of l per cent under a
decision of the st. Joseph County
Superior Court. it was announced
today by the Indiana Attorney Gen
eral
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-04-01
AURORA EDITOR DEAD
Heart Attack Fatal to Robert B
Cass, Newspaper Publisher.
Times Special

AURORA, Ind, April Robert
B. Cass, so, editor and publisher of
the Aurora Bulletin, died suddenly
of heart attack at his home last
night. Born in ottawa, O., Cass
came here in 1909 and subsequently
became editor of the paper and a
leader in Democratic politics.
His newspaper career started at
Toledo, O., where for six years he
was part owner of the old Toledo
Commercial.
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Births
Boys
James, Louise Monroe, 2o1 N. New Jer

James, Louise Monroe, 2O1 N. New Jer-
sey.
Isaac. Ruby Roller, 1920 Fletcher.
OrviIle Beatrice Drake, 1645 Hoefgen.
Walter, Dorothy Munden, SIS N. Jeffer-
son.
Frank, Agnes Cline, 623 N. Tacoma.
Paul. Martha Ellis, 1885 Holiday.
Girls
Edward, Susie Mathews, 725 N. Senate.
Warren, Butoun Westerfield, 1920 Shep-
ard.
Walter Lillian Belbey, 316 Douglas.
Norman, Freda Stewart, 1872 Minkner.
Henry Edwena Townsend, 1853 S. Hos
brook.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses

Uncorrect addresses frequently are given
to the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
iy. The Times in printing the official list
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
of such addresses.D
Lyman D. Stonecypher SIS. of 1923 N.
Delaware-st. salesman and Leila Jean
Jones' %. of 5145 N. Carrollton-av. house
keeper.
and Dorothy c. Morris, 81, of 4910 E.
Michigan-st, factory employee.
Perry Logsdon. 81. R. r. 2, Box 296.. taxi
driver and Waive Lee Winecoh ID. OF
l045 w. 29th-st. housekeeper
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announcements

S5-FREDERICK-S5
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NO ELECTRICITY-NO CHEMICAL HEAT
Only Machine of the Kind in CITY
Other Permanent Waves, ST to SIS
MARGUERITE BEAUTY SHOP
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2 Cards of Thanks

WE wish to thank all our relatives and
friends for the beautiful flowers and
spiritual bouquets, and for the sincere
us all at the passing Of our " dear h rl =
band and father WILLIAM JOHN FIELD,
MOTHER AND CHI DRFN
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II Help Wanted. Male

EXPERIENCED SHOE SALESMAN WANT
ED. APPLY 81 w. WESTINGHOUSE.
NEW FIRM can use 2 neat-appearing men,
Pay discussed at interview. Apply 2l4
Kresge Building.
REGISTERED drug clerk, outside Indian
apolis Give age. experience, salary ex-
pected, references Box 5l4, Go Times.
Sn soe ieSathi I'M lhil nrii
G. R. KINNEY. 1873 E. Washington.
SALESMAN calling on drug trade with ma
tional products side line. Commission
basis. 637 Architect Bldg.
WANTED-Young man, 81 to Is years Of
age. Must have high school education
and good past employment record. Po-
sition pays salary and is with large re-
liable firm. State complete application
in letter Write Box Sill, % Times.
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22 Situations. Female

DAY or week work for ladies; common Ia
Dor for men. Day or week. General
House Cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER, INC. LI-5860
IF YOU DON'T FIND the position you re
looking for here. try an inexpensive
Times Situation Wanted" ad-four days
cost as little as 65c-and may find Just
the connection you want. Call MISS
Page, Riley 555l. The Times Want Ad
Headquarters.
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: Establishments


indianapolis Times, Wed, April 1. 1886.
wife. of Charles B. Babcock, daughter Of
william T. Roberts and sister of Mrs
dsns ss ssE away Moada Re rf
Chapel sap gas \ Sr. Idnois-St Thursday
woodlawn - cemetery. Gre sinfH Ind ID
Friends may call at the chapel
BoTT-Henry age SO. beloved husband of
Amelia Bot, father of Earle Wayne
passed away at, his home, 1850 Hamil-
Ss sER Med 8 oAD6 5p FuNERs sfrv aoM
Churchman, at Prospect-st, Friday April
9, p. m: Friends invited Interment
Crown Hill. Friends may call at the
funeral home after p. m. Wednesday.
BURKHART-Louise Elizabeth. Of 2i6o N.
lDutch) Burkhart, daughter of Mrs.
Devers. and Rey Bradley Of Indianapolis.
Irwin. Bradley of Kokomo. and Ray
Bradley of Frankfort departed this
life life, Monday. age q: Funeral THURSDAY,
l. Church. 10 a. M Burial Round Hill.
direction of MOORE & KIRK.
CooK-,Johanna. wife of Henry W. Cook.
south OF new Bethel Tuesday. March 81
Funeral service Friday. April g. las
p m at the home, 2:30 D. M at Fenton
evangelical Church. Burial Acton Genre
terry.
COSTERARobert H of 1913 Bloyd-av. de-
parted this life Tuesday, age rs wears
Funeral Friday: April 9, at the MOORE
d KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station
Sc. p. m. Burial Mt. Jackson Cemetery
Friends invited.
DoBS0N-Msry e. Of 1905 Barrett-av.
mother of Clarence and William Dobson
Mrs. Elizabeth Pickering and Mrs
Blanche Steele. sister Of Riley. James
and Archie Sanders and Mrs. Julian
Laszell Of Columbus. Ind. passed away
March 3d. 1886, age IS years Services
Friday p. m. at the above address.
Burial Floral Park. Friends invited
BEANBLOSSOM SERVICE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. E., SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher L. Humphrey. passed away
Tuesday afternoon. Services will be at
THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORT
UARY Thursday at D. m. Friends in
yited. Burial Crown Hill.
LEE--oscar, beloved husbsfd of Maude
and father of Dudley Parker Lee passed
Wednesday. Apfii< ]. Funeral notiss;
q
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~ Situations, Male

ORCHESTRA guitar player, experienced
simplifying instrument. Box 513, Times.
THE paper with the most Economical
Want Ads. THE TIMES. RI-5551.
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so Farm and Garden

HIGH QUALITY lawn grass. Best Ken
lucky blue grass. 25c lb. MARION
COUNTY COOPERATIVE FARM BU-
REAU. $40 Kentucky-av. LI-6339.
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GUARANTEED!
If We train you, we guarantee you
permanent position. Courses in short
hand, accounting, comp, dictaphone, typ
ing.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
3rd Floor Roosevelt Bldg RI-9535
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80 Rooms for Rent

Spa W. 18TH-Between illinois, Meridi-
an: light. clean. modern room; good
| transpOrta ton
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lS Sale Suburban Farms

BE SURE-Of your title Demand an abb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
l55 e. Market-st. Onion Title Bldg.
512 ACRES, 6 miles southwest on old road
67 two fronts nrce S65n Sh HAIR
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20 Help Wanted, Female

5 LADIES to work with mgr. Sal. $500
guar. Al S. Penn. Rm. 614.
MARRIED COUPLE, experienced livestock
grain farming expenses. w. SINGLE
TON, R. No. 3. Brazil Ind.
WANTED unincumbered lady capable to
manage business from her home. Call
LI-99S2. after 2 p. m.
SHOULD YOU FAIL 10 find the position
you want in this column. may we sug
gest you use an inexpensive ad of your
own under Situations Wanted"-4 days
cost as little as Csc, and in most cases
results in connections. Call MISS PAGE
at Riley 5551 or come in to The Times.
Want AID HEADQUARTERS
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CENTRAL AND OATH E.. 519-Clean,
coy room; private family: girls pre-
ferred HE-473O
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LEE-oscar, beloved husband of Maude
and father of Dudley Parker Lee. passed
away at his home. 4302 College-ay
Wednesday. April< !. Funeral notice
izser.
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SIS Beer Equipment

CLEAR LOT, 44x120 just north of Lee
Grande on Draper; appraised $500; sac
rifice $3.50. HA-1t46-J
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HUMPHREY--Fletcher E., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fletcher L. Humphrey passed away
Tuesday afternoon. Services will be at
THE FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORT
UARY Thursday at 4 p. m. Friends in
vited. Burial Crown Hill.
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TRUCK RENTALS
II Schools, instruction

WALL PAPER removed by steam UNITEI
CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR &C
RI-6441
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81 Wanted Real Estate
SO Lots for Sale

! SMALL camp site; near woods or water
Lease or buy. Box SIS, care Times
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l9 Real Estate Exchange

400 BLOCK w. WASH.
80 #. corner with broom mod bung
and gar. small mortgage; exchange for
suburban or acreage Mr.. BURGESS. RI
1888. IR-6102.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS
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Priscillas with wide 6-inch
ruffles. Tailored nets In
ecru or rose! "a yard cut
lengths!
Evening star., 1936-05-05
Liverpool Quotations.

LIVERPOOL. May 5 0P.-Cottou. 90 600
bales no American. Spot in fair demand:
prices unchaneed. Quotations in pence
middling, 6.sS: strict middling. SOS: mid
ding; Gas; strict low middling. 61s: low
good ordinary. 5.43. Futures closed ouie:
May GIG; July. 5.94; October. 800: De-
cember. 5.5"; January. 5.52; March. 5.5:,
Evening star., 1936-05-05
STOCKC ADVANCE
ON BROAD FRONT
Industrial SpeciaIties Lead
Recovery of Fractions
to 3 or More.
Stock Averages
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Industrial
days stock market with general
gains ranging from fractions to 3
points or more.
The upturn, while comparatively
dull, was attributed partly to short
covering based on technical factors
involved in the sharp declines of the
past 10 days. The close was firm.
Transfers were around 100000
shares.
The principal activity was seen al
the opening. Early profit taking was
absorbed without much difficulty and
the list proceeded to edge forward
until the final hour when a littN
more realizing appeared. Last prices
were under the best of the day.
The news picture was rather spotty
and a number of traders were under
stood to have withdrawn from active
dealings pending clarification OF
European problems.
Among the best share advances were
those of j. I. Case, Allied Chemical,
Columbia Carbon, General Motsrs,
U. S. Steel, Yellow Truck common
and preferred, Kennecott. Anaconda,
U, S. Smelling, U. S. Rubber, Good
year, Budd Mfg. Du Pont. American
Telephone. Western Union, Console
dated Edison, Douglas Aircraft. West
nghouse, U. S. Industrial Alcohol,
Santa Fe, Union Pacific and Pennsyl.
vania. Chrysler was backward.
Evening star., 1936-05-05
PLANS TO SELL ASSETS
OF GENERAL THEATERS
Hy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 5.-The receiver
of General Theaters Equipment. Inc,
it was learned, will offer for sale May
IS in Wilmington. DEL, various assets
of the company in conformance with
the company's plan of reorganization.
Included in the offer Of sale are
l02,036A shares Of Twentieth Cen
trry-Fox Film preferred and 43,018h
of common.
There also will be sold 9,236 shares
of National Theater Supply Co. and
1896 shares of International Protector
Corp, two subsidiaries of the holding
company, which controls manufac-
turers and distributors Of theater
equipment.
Evening star., 1936-05-05
DEL.MAR.VA PENINSULA
AWAITS STRAWBERRIES
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
CRISFIELD, Md, May 5.-The Del
Virginia peninsula hummed today
with preparations for the 1886 straw
berry season.
Trucks and trailers loaded with
crates and baskets turned out by busy
factories fill the highways. They are
dropping the hampers at the fields to
await the harvest.
A somewhat smaller crop than last
year appears in prospect for the
peninsula. As whole, with indica-
tions prices will be good.
Some growers here estimated, though.
that frost had killed about Is per cent
of the crop IN Somerset County ana
that the season would be late and
prices low.
Evening star., 1936-05-05
Chicago Grain

BY tht Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Liquidating
sales of May wheat contracts largely
dominated wheat values today and in
some cases tumbled the May delivery
down 2l2 cents bushel.
May wheat narrowed its premium
over July to around cents, as COM
pared with II cents yesterday. Prof,
taking on advances served also as
something of weight on new-crop
prices.
Wheat closed irregular, ia lower to
s higher, compared with yesterdays
finish, May, 96ssa12; July, S714ass:
corn unchanged to Il off, May, 81; oat,
unchanged to as up. and provisions
unchanged to 25 cents decline.
Evening star., 1936-05-05

ll:0o AM.-- 29O.OO0 1890 Noon------ 100000
100 Pm 100000 900 PM - 100000
Total Sales for the day 10000
Dividend rates given the table are the annual
based the latest
rations " ~
Unit of trading less than tAnnua rate-not
including extras. Accumulated dividends
Paid Companies
reorganized Exdividend -
Evening star., 1936-05-05
ACTIVITY IN AMERICAN
SHIPYARDS INCREASES
6y the Associa sed Press.

5y the Associated Press.
The Bureau Of Navigation reports
tonnage building or under contract
for private owners in American Ship
yards on April l totaled 136, ,804, com.
pared with 132,753 on March / and
about 10000 on April !, 1885.
Evening star., 1936-05-05
New York Cotton
by the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May 5.-Cotton
showed steadier tone today on
foreign and domestic buying of new
crop months which appeared to have
been brought in by the recent decline
and absence of further rains in the
Southwest.
Covering by trade shorts was a
sustaining factor in the old crop posi-
tions. but after selling up to S points
demand tapered of and prices showed
reactions of to points in late
trading.
Evening star., 1936-05-05

London were so heavy that a delay
of an hour and a half in telephone
communication was reported two
hours before the opening of the
bourse.
Three per cent rentes, 66 francs IS
centimes; AZ per cent rentes, 72.40.
Exchange on London, 75.48.
Evening star., 1936-05-05
POUND MOVES UP
IN LONDON TRADING
Advances Against Dollar and
French Franc-Paris Market
Extremely Active.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. May 5.-The British
pound hardened against the United
States dollar and the French franc
in the foreign exchange market again
today.
The dollar quotation closed at
1864 to the pound as COMPARED to
the overnight New York rate of 4.95H
The franc, despite official exchange
control, closed at 75.42 to the pound
as compared to yesterdays close of
1888.
PARIS, May 5 P).-In an extreme.
ly active foreign exchange market
the United States dollar quotation
closed today at 1919 francs (6.5s
cents to the france as compared to
the overnight New York rate of 6.585
cents to the franc.
Financial calls between Paris and
Evening star., 1936-05-05
DEBENTUREs CALLED.

NEW YORK, May (R.-The Ma
tional Dairy Products Corp. has called
for redemption on next June 4. all
the outstanding 5A per cent gold
debentures due 1948, at 1929 and
accrued interest.
Evening star., 1936-05-05
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market.
Cash wheat. no sales reported
Corn, No. 3 mixed, 6l12a6214; No. 4
mixed, 6012; No. 2 yellow, 64a6414:
No. yellow, 62a631a; No. 4 yellow,
6015a61 q: No. 5 yellow. 5712a5e; No. 4
? white. 81, lake billing; No. 8 white,
65l2a66A; No. S white, So; sample
grade, 28a58. Oats, No. 2 white. 30:
No. 8 white, 2612a28A: No. white,
2314a26; sample grade, 20si a23a, No
rye. Soy beans, No. 2 yellow. IS; No.
4 yellow. S0a82; sample yellow. Tia
NE. Barley actual sales, No. 2 Wis
consin. 81; feed. 35a48; mailing. 53a9o.
Timothyseed. 2.70a285 hundredweight.
Cloverseed, 14.75a2225 hundredweight.
Liverpool Grain Prices.
LIVERPOOL, May 5 lPI.-Wheat futures
closed firm
Evening star., 1936-05-05
NEW YORK BAR SILVER.
NEW YORK, May [R.-Bar sill.
yer steady and unchanged at 4434.

Coca-Cola Co.-March quarter com.
mon share earnings were 81 cents VS..
SO cents.