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: ranged to nearly 2 points. Coppers

. Midland Steel Products Co. and “subsidiaries March quarter profit, $171,881, equal to $181 a

-vs. $558,215 or $1.44 a common share

quarter net profit $117,184 equal to

+850 or 76 cents year ago.

“subsidiaries March quarter net loss

$139,529 vs. net income $4,886,019

-1938 high (Jan. 10)

Bid Ask Bank of America ....o.esu..00 42 44 Bank of Msnhauan ecssscnses 20 NY Bankers Trust ...... ces «v.45 47 Bank of N. Y. Trust ...333 343 Brookl; Trust . 13 ‘78 Centra Hanover 86a 89% ais 3 seein vs ee . 1 3, Chemical ..ccesecesceccssncies Va Commercial Geiss snassetocene 130 36 . Eom "Each - ee a orn Exchange i S "National . os Fir 3 nty aes eekestesaninanas 390 = Bonnin UPETS esssesscccsessss A Na tonal City e.. vee 23% 25% oe St cece : ees 83 86 ian .e ee 24% 26 iA Guarantes eee rantensis . 4% 5%

‘WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1938

* SPOCKS GAINS EASE

RESSURE

ON PROFIT-TAKING;

LACKING

Traders Await Presi-| dent’s Monopoly Message.

NEW YORK, April 27 (U. P.).—1 Profit-taking came into the stock market today and reduced eaply gains that ranged to more than 2 points. Volume was light. Steels, early leaders, sagged to levels fractionally above the previous close. Their early gains

receded, but held small advances. Profit-taking reduced prices in other sections, However, there was no pressure and traders resumed their attitude of waiting for delivery = = President’s monopoly mes-

plane issues held better than other groups with Douglas Aircraft the feature. en”

Today's Business At a Glance

GENERAL BUSINESS

American Bureau of Metal Statistics reports average monthly copper consumption in Germany for first two months 1938, 24,442 metric tons vs. 18,983 year ago; ‘first quarter British consumption of copper averaged 22,300. tons vs. 25342 year ago. . American Bureau of otal Statistics reports first quarter average monthly lead consumption in Great Britain 32,980 metric tons vs. 28, 802 year ago; first quarter British lead imports 103, 233 tons vs. 83,097 year ago. American Gas Association reports February revenues of manufactured and natural gas utilities $77,805,300 | vs. $79,382,600 year ago, off 2 per cent. American Petroleum Institute reports week ended April 23 crude oil output averaged 3,440,100 barrels daily, up 54,700 from previous week; gasoline stocks 91,479,000 barrels, off 522,000 from previous week. “Edison Electric Institute reports week ended April 23 electric output 1,951,456,000 kwh, lowest for any full Week since June 6, 1936, vs. 1,957,-

573,000 prevous week and 2,188,124,- :

000 year ago. CORPORATION NEWS

Atlas Tack Corp. March quarter net loss, $5450 vs. net profit $40,469, equal to 43 cents a share year ago.

Briggs & Stratton Corp. March quarter net profit, $165,513 vs. $429,171 year ago. Continental Steel Corp. March quarter net profit, $55,208, equal to 6 cents a common share vs. $279, 447 or $1.17 year ago. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. and subsidiaries March quarter net loss, $1269,725 vs. $1,982,394, equal to $1.65 a common share year ago.

net share on 8 per cent first preferred

year ago. Outboard Marine & Manufacturing Co. and subsidiary March quarter net profit, $136,262 vs. $176,101

year ago.

Parker Rust-Proof Co. March

97 cents a common share vs. $329,-

Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. 1937 conSqldsion net profit $56,808,264 equal to $1.82 a share vs. $42,909,362 or $1.38 in 1936. United-Carr Fastener Corp. and

$31,817 vs. net profit $250,063 equal to 85 cents a common share year ago. Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. March quarter consolidated net loss

equal to $3.05 a common share year

ago. ; DIVIDENDS

Chicago Mail Order Co. directors took no action on common due al this time. Deere & Co. regular quarterly 35 cents én preferred payable June 1 record May 14. Parker Rust-Proof Co. 20 cents on common payable June 1 record May 10 vs. 37% cents March 1. Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. $1 payable June 1 record May 15 vs. $3.50 in December. Standard Cap & Seal Corp. regvlar quarterly 40 cents on common payable June 1 record May 14. United Gass Improvement Co. regular quarterly 25 cents on common payable June 30 record May 31. (Copyright, 1938, by United Press)

DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, April 27 (U. P.).— Dun & Bradsteet’s daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930-32 equals 100): Yesterday (new IoW).veeesen. 107.95 Week ago Sess esses tee 108.66 Month ago ®essssscevssvssese 109.76 Year 880 hic... sesessenssts 151.26 pesseesses 117.06 1938 low (April 26) .......... 107.95

BANK STOCKS

U. S. STATEMENT

WASHINGTON. Apr! es 4 a) —Government nd for the Bt oe “year through 4 Aor 25, comfore a year ra

Light Receipts Aid Recovery Ot Local Hogs

Substantial curtailment of hog supplies locally and at most points today resulted in some recovery from earlier losses, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Weights scaling above 160 pounds here were from 10 to 25 cents higher, although lightweights and pigs held only steady. A top of $8.40 was paid for most good .and choice 200-210-pound

throughout the weight list failing to catch anything in the top weight group. Packing sows were boosted mostly 15 cents and*more,in spots. Bulk of the good medium and heavyweight sows made $7.15 to $7.50, with lightweight butcher types up to $17.75. Several outside buyers were in the local market for most all classes of cattle and the trade ruled more active and fully steady, with some strong sales in the heifer division. The stocker and feeder movement also picked up slightly but prices of both fat and thin cattle are still materially under the high time last week. Around 15 loads of steers sold today from $7.85 to $8.65, a short load of good to choice mediumweights $9.25. Several loads of heifers cashed at $8 to $8.50, good mixed yearlings $8.75. Vealers went un-

buyers took a load of good quality around 750-pound yearling feeding steers at $8, other replacements going from $7 to $7.75. Less than 200 lambs showed up for the trade here and no accurate test of values was possible. Odd lots. and individual head of shorn lambs at $7 to $7.50 looked about

steady. HOGS : 4325 8.80 fs 1000 18, .s.se sesscesrecies . 8.80 6046 39. velioiievnrniine ececsss 8.70 6743 20. ec.cecqesnncssecieniaee .70 3913 21, esssssassecaosnes 8.55 5306 22. . cesssisees 8.55 4977 23. esecirnincennensansione 9.55 1000 O20. sessesencnsrsisainnsnes 8.30 9540 20. sessecsicnnernicavenss «« 825 7187 27. seesersctrnransasrenns «+ 8.40 4838 Bao 160) Good and choice. $ 7.5 3 -160) Good and choice 50@ 8.30 (160-180) od and choice 17.75 8.35 180-200) and choice 8.05@ 8.40 (200-220) Good and choice 8.10@ 8.40 (350.330) Good and choles. 7170w 8:30 s an oice . : (290-350) Good and choice.. 7.55@ 8.00 The Sow ed {373 13) essvssescees T.50@ 7.75 . (350-4 ti..ssesessseessss 1.400 71.55 (439-430) sssssisnses . T1.26@ 7.50 (375-580) Mea seresssses 7.00@ 7.50 Slaythies Pi (100-140) Good and choice... 17.00@ 17.75 Medium .......... 8.75@ 17.50 TATTLE —Receipts, 1100— (750-900) Choice 8.50@ 9.25 (900-1100) . 830a 9.50 (1100-1300) 3.3 9.75 (1300-1500) 9.00@ 9.75 (730-900) 7.75@ 8.50 (900-1100) 7.75@ 8.75 (1100-1300) 8.00@ 9.00 1300-150 8.00@ 9.00 (750-1100) 7.25@ 8.00 (250:100) Common (plain) "1. 6.000 Tog ommon ain) .. . .5 Steers and Heifers— P ° ? (850-750) Good ......... sees 1.75@ 8.75 : Heifers (750-900) Good .......... cee T1.50@ 8. (550-900) Medium ...... sees 7009 738 (650-900) Common seesee 6.50@ 7.00 Cows an Weights— ood 6.50@ 7.00 6.00@ 6.50 . 5.50@ 6.00 - Low nicr and cutter ..... 4.25@ 5.50 Bulls Yearlings Excluded (all weights) — = Good (eef) ........... 6.75@ 17.25 (All weig! ~~ medium ... 6.25@ 7.00 Cutter and common ........ 5.50@ 6.25 Vealers (All weights) Choice ......... 8.50 (All weights) Medium ....... aa 8.50 (All weights) Good .......... 6.00@ 7 Cull and medium ............ 4.50@ 6.0 Calves —Receipts, 605— (250-400) Choice .......... + T7.50@ 8.50 Good «........... 6.25@ 6.75 Medium .......... 5.75@ 6.25 Common ......... 5.25@ 6.75 Feeder and Stocker Cattle Sees 0-8 ) Choi 0-800 oic 7.25 . (200-1050) Gholes Toa 3.00 (500-800) od 6.75@ 17.25 (800-1050) Good 7.50@ 8.00 (500-1050) Medium «ccee.ees. 6.75@ 7.50 Common ...c..... 6.00@ 8.75 Heifers— (550-750) Good and choice.. 6.75@ 9.75 Common, medium. 6.00@ 6.75 SHEEP AND LAMBS —Tgceipts, 183— Labs (shorn) — . Ch tesassecrsesssesses. T.25@ 7.65 Good” cesesssssessnisssscns.s 7.00@ 7.25 Medium c.c.estecsnncccscsecs 6.00@ 7.00 Common ce.cecsssccsesccees 5.00@ 6.00 Ewes— Good and choice ..... cesses 3.50@ 4.50 Common and medium ...... 2.00@ 3.50

0 S000 Choice 180-240 1bs., bs., [email protected]; 250-300 [email protected]; 300- 350 1bs., $7. [email protected]; sows, [email protected] Cattle—Raceipts, 9000; calves, 500: prices fully steady; medium to good $id des slow; steers Dredom inating: top, 10, 50; best light steers, $10.25; stockers feeders very scarce; heifers steady; 3nd around $9; cows scarce; bulls 10c io 15¢ off; vealers steady at $7@8; throwouts $4@6; selected vealers, $9; few, $9.50; sausage bulls, $6.50. 10,000; directs, 170%:

he eep—Receipts. late Tuesday wooled lambs strong to higher; Sinbed offerings 25¢ higher; wooled, [email protected]: clippers, @ day’s ‘rade’ Caciive, steady fo oak: wooled, $8.5 ‘best held above $8. 75; rst Calltotnra 9 lambs of season as Yet unsold; indications steady on sheep,

NCINNATI, April 27 (U. P.).—Hogs— Reon 3300, including 318 direct; : ket fairly active molly 25¢ up; t. 225-250 ibs., $8.30; 100-140 lbs. “Ca $6.50@ 5s!

bulk

mar- % $8.40; [email protected];

Vi 0 ne teers, 25; ackage 4-1b. i steers and heifers, $9; Ki? COWS, $660 50) thin low cutters $4 and Jessi _Pjactical top

bulls, $7; poalers steady, Shee p—Receipt s, 350, rect:

Light supply, choice. 50-55-1- © apt

0 inoliding 250 dimostly steady;

few spring lambs,

$12; good 7.50; shorn ewes mostly $2@3.

LAFA AYETTE, April 27 (U. Market 5¢ to higher; [email protected]; 220-240 ibe, $75 1bs., $7. 160-200 1lbs.. roughs, $7.25 lambs, $7.5

FOOD PRICES

P.).—Ho, S00. 220 $8.0 0;

oy 240-

[email protected]; pigs. $7.75 down; own; calves, [email protected]°

weights, a few 5-cent premiumsjgr

changed at $9 and down. Country|@

$80; lambs quoted to $8.50; shorn ‘lambs,

95@8; His as 4 30 7.90; . i! q

[email protected].

pril 27 (U. P.). hie McIntosh.” [email protected]. Sweet Bo. afoes Tennessee. bush el ham $1.150 128, Carrots—Illinois, pushel ® 98@380. 'omatoes. Hora ida. lugs, $1. Cauliflower — California THA az 35M 1. Pe alifornia, hamp 8 [email protected], Gel: ery orida, crates, [email protected]. AL (50-1b. s)—Texas Yellow Bermudas,

pens aU seit || See Final Edition For 231 CE d Hs 9,823.04 of the Times Cash Bal 788,436.14 31 1, 880.305. ,167.63 ar iy Debt 2 3.330.168 Hs natal i -. for gif Bsn: ‘380,000, i857 Closing Stock Quotations | pe ii i ne . and Oth er Late Ne

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Houston Oil ... 6% 6% 6% .... 13936 high ..... 94.8 100.2 106.2 100.2 Disciples of Christ. 4 s ay’s Or. . -1 , [1936 low ...... pe Sty 135 s3Corn ‘Abive Prov Previous Close: Other officers elected at a meet-|70:00 News Lopes’ OF. P. Sullivsn Tucker's OF. In iDirain Dep: ET H, Bre x a {Conyright; 935, Srandary Sistisses £09 E L E d ? ing at the Severin Hotel Jesteriey if:30 Ne son's OS Lights Ont Unanounced Russell's. Or. Interlake Ir .. 9% 958 9% + i ar osses rase were Mrs. John Gay Versailles, Ky., { 10: 1 » . ign 1) y ct pind” NEW YORK, april 27 (U. P.).—Bonds . ) : Int HEA 3u a ji ; hy opened rm. Not y vice: president; the Rev. rel a a _Noone’s or. Prima’s Or. r » L. Noble's Or. Int Nickel .... 47 8 Sly, Indianapolis, head o e de-| 11:1 ; me n » Youle ; Open Ch Co Y, : 3 , Int EP Asay 3 . Pn, I T = Erie 5s 18s sssessesenneses he +h CHICAGO, April a (U. P.)— partment of financial resources ‘of i 20 Gengdron's Or Keatime Ss Or. . » Keating's Or Bidefrori: Be 8d CO MEnemepiiuniuind Fo Wheat, prices showed a firming |ihe United €hristian Missionary Sooe Jen Mo Pac 5s 65 .. viii. 17% — i; | tendency ay on the cago ohn L. H. FulJohns Man .... 67% ~ 67% 67% + 1% | NY Chi StL 4%s....eiiiiees 35% + ¥2|Board of Trade ciety, secretary, and J THURSDAY PROGRAMS K Port Gen El 414s ..... iB Tiny P08 . ler, Indianapolis, treasurer. INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS CINCINNATI CHICAGO oti 347; 341; 84% 4 1, |Rem Rand dlas crraaea 93% Lo At the end of the first hour wheat | Board members chosen were Dr. BD ou DIANA C CHICAGO Kennecott .... 34% 341s 342 + "21st LS Fran dhsctst........ 7% .... |was unchanged to 2% cent lower, W. Buckner Jr. chairman: (CBS Net.) (NBC-MBS) (NBC-MBS) (MBS Net.) Kresge 8% 11° : So Pac 418 81... ....covnen- 40 + 9 alt George W. Buckner Jr, ; Rroger G&B ... 15 15 15 «%s iPox Corp 3%s r.cevrsesinas .106 .....|corn was % cent higher and oats |ine Rey. Sly, secretary; Mrs. Ora| G0 Early Birds irs Sonn Toon Pos L h ~ c nt. 27% 27 27 : No nthesgey fo % cent lower, d L. Shepherd, Miss Dale Ellis, Wil-| 6:45 non Market-News Revelers neo o! oa 8 78 8 srry, range le Trust was reportie: ! jana : i 25 25 25 4% liam T. Pearcy, all of Indianapolis, | 7:00 mw, in Musical Clock Merryinakers Good Morning LO F Glass 28% 28% 38% — %8 C S through Oklahoma-—today on a. Y -| 115 pom nl” Peter Grant an Lima Leth .... 26% 26% 26% — 7 urb tocks stretch from Stillwater through Sd he Be ames M. Qo, Clever i% =» = Dessa Byrd Gospel Singer V. Lindishe By United Press Enid south to El Reno and Snyder, | ... ~~. re-clected director of INVEST ING CO ’S (EW Bi ’ Ap ril 27 (U. P.), — Curb | 4 distance of 500 miles. This turned se of Unified $:00 Bit Helly Mes. Wisse Hymns Crane-Joyce . stocks . ec : - 3 :30 =) (Inv. Bkrs. Conf, Inc.) Open ohtse {radels 15.the buying gide afiss She Promotion. 3s Oring Sina Rank oh White HEY Rid Nel ody, Parade Bi 1s + Bank OIE Aviation TITANS CP -vvvrvss 8. :.. |break abroad. H. C. Donovan re-| Resolutions calling for an in¢rease 9:00 Milky Way David Harum Mary Marlin hin Adm Pd 19. 2.08 18. - Tavest Cp 13. 5 14.75 | Bab & Wile ............ ported that black rust infestations of $100,000 in offerings and for con- Bila Apron. Strings Lorenza Jones oldber erg Ch ildren on reams 3. : : 3 i i 3 1 Am H Cp 17.38 18.38 Inv ka ¢ S53 aN Sites: Servis Zastiveaie in eastern Texas were the only seri- Sitio of he re ya promotion | gig RX Life Linda's Love filo reser Stella Dallas As sid Oil 3.13 587 CFB3 1238 13.18 Qil .. ous threat he could find to the Lone eq. : pom Basic Ind 2.75 » CFK1 - 12.23 13.34 | Yockhéed Air At meetings here tomorrow and J0:09 M. M. McBride Dessa Byrd Dr. Friendly Ser renade al 2 831 910{N J Zine ...... Star crop. Wheat receipts were 33 0:15 Music. Box 3h O'Neills Beauty Clinie Broad st a 5 it 48 Eres 12.07 1221 Technicolor . cars. Friday, more than 150 persons from 10:30 Mrs, Farrell { News Line News. Weather Quin y Ryan n Can I ha erty aay SA WIEMH Corn prices climbed above the | the United Stages snd : Canada| : : TE Cent rat 20.01 21.52[Mss In Tr 17.73 18.81 previous close after a shaky start | members of the Board o View, [11:00 Medal Hour Happy Gang hon ate St. Man . :1 , Si Melodies Com Inv 285 39oiMut in *d. 947381] CHICAGO PRODUCE [and all early losses were erased. |ate to study actions passed by the Hi » » nsemble Livestocks Seryices,, cp AA Shs 1% a Nt i Tn 198 198 Eggs Market, stead receipts, 24,872 Buying was moderate. Corn re- directors, Hiss : fon ow Betty ore y o ae . . — Ma. 5 S, ‘ wt 3 ass 185 Ning d 10.67 11.47 cas Fresh gr raded gady; Cars. rR less | ceipts were 352 cars. 12:00 Farm Bureau nore Linda's Love Harold Jurner » AA md 2:23 ....|N. Y. Stocks Inc: than cars, 18%c: extra fists. cars. 19%c; ’ 12:15 Farm Circ Ww op House everie * Acc md 2.23 .. Agric : a 1 : Jae ess, Hi Sars, LL Rk 5 Pet guts WAGON WHEAT 1BOY RE ADY T0 ST ART 3:3 Bohemians ye Reporter : Ungnnoune une Baki So Bk Tr ia % Bor Ee : 6.54 17.09 Hon Pho rot pr Ta road a SY rain slevators are paying for No. Dep Ins A 2.62 ....| Elec Eqt 6.30 6.83 | extras, 20%c. 0c. other. grade es on their TEFitS: 1:00 Varieties Police Court Pepper Young Quaker F Revue 2.40 ....| Ins 7.99 8.65 Butter—Market, easy; . receipts, 802; a1 Cah ‘corn, new No. 2 vellow, 49c. Oats; 1:15 Wagner Choir Hatterfields Digs 0 E83 yi Mach, EE 48 a geynos, Bx gets avs sre, 00 TERM AS MATRICIDE | 3% are BESS HiEEa. inden y . Wd . . 4 7 > * + ? ” i “ 7 Eat | 15:58 RL Qs sat 3:92 84 mia: seconds, 21a e; is asia LIVERPOOL WHEAT ; 2:00 Stiene Backstage Wife Harding's ite Baseball | 6.93 3 . (U. 8S. equivalents based on sterling 4] 2:15 os : Ma Per kin PY rin hae N Am Bd 45.00 : 33e score), 23%c; centralized (88 score), |¢q.98), 2:30 Unannounced ~ Hug an Aces H ith we ees c. : Ly ' » » BE a RR 0 Poy nt, wig, sep, ho. 80 dB SST o% Youth Gets 14 Years for| He NEAT, Wishes Holi . . sess L CAT, Tucks UCKS, ec: hy — . : » » BX, Tr A 3.02 ean y J358 3 3 sea’ hens, 19g32c: Leghorn i a 4 BUENOS Anes, April 27 (U. P.).—Grain Stabbing Mother 312 Mugie. Tar pur ot Un Mary aR horn oo» » Forgn Bd 6.35 6.90/Quar Inc 8.93 9.78 | S3C86C" broilers, 226034 vse; Lt AIRY utures opesied steady Baged; . . 3:30 Footnotes BE i Ladv non CURR EL ge GE i meio] LC a aii ai | 3%» AR Wash, Calling San a 'd . . \ ) , 13% orn—May, y ; June, . Rese : ‘ : } . a wg A 408 48381 Ap To 338 5% | @lic: longhomns, 13a de, © CC oe ne ween, | cmicaAGo, April 21 U. P)—| #1} BPhl, Refers, On Back Armdtrone WebethGr. GoD Tr 4.08 5.38] Sova rik 13.37 1356 | m marke! Weaker Idaho Russet Burbanks, lax—May, $1.9 26%, unchanged; June, | Theodore Danielsen, 16, resigned | $f Tea Tune © - June Txisters au PoBiiatas Otphan Annie Group. Securfies * std g re “ 8 wu] & a I IL $140; Wi: $12%,, unchanged: himself today to a sentence of 14 cee WORE STATIONE inlets to changer: . o e 3 . : . Auto 66 3i8up- Cp A consin' Round Whites, $1.30; U. 8." Com- years in the penitentiary, the pun- : y ] Shen 139 1:08] » 2 is Sh “New Stock supplies, moderate, demand, WIRELESS HINTS F ATE {ishment decreed by a Grimin AL EE 1a vowo. J1o0: utah WAG, 610, 18 Food “72 "80 * D 473 ....| fair; market, firm; Alabama Bliss Tri- Court judge who found him guilty | NBC-RED—WEAF, 660; WT 1 y In She el sblsuper AA 180 ...|umpbe, S17 Louisiane Biiss Triumphs | (QF RUSSIAN AVIATORS |of the knife murder of his crippled | CBS—WABC, 860; WIR. 150; WHAS, 820; 1. EMOX, 10007 WEEM, 710, erc ‘ .90| 80 .... , : AL— 10; WHK, 1390; WHKC ’ o Mining 1.07 - 1.17|Supervised 8.29 9.0i | Arrivals,’ 69; on track, 229; shipments, mother. MUTU. WOR, 710; s x etro .97 1.06{Trst St Inv 2.06 .... . : 1 : . t : RR Eqt .61 68) ” In D 201 .... —_—— WASHINGTON, April 27 (U. P.).| Defense Attorney Leonard C. Reid : Steel 94 1.03" oil 3 5.91 .... —Out of the frozen North today |said he probably would make no ; Tob 08l 535... 1 : Hur Cp 0 “38/7 *) Ind 78 87 LOCAL PRODUCE came a wireless message which may | appeal. The boy said’ he had noth» CROSSWORD PUZZLE Inc Invs 15.25 1640/USEL&PA 1112 IL) 0 poovv bred hens. 1stc: | SOLVE the mysterious disappearance |ing more to say. Bnk Grp 1.02 1.13 ig 74 82 |Leghorn hens, 13c: heavy broflers. 19-3 | of “Russia’s Lindbergh,” Sigismund |‘ Chief Justice Cornelius J. Har- ns Ins Grp 1.14 1.26 well d 11.73 12.95 fos. 22: coLeghorn, broilers, 1%-2%2 Ibs. | 1 000 nevsk - ; : y, and his five compan- rington was pale and shaken as he Pu . : LO CAL ISSUES (sRRs No. 1 strictly fresh country rum. | jong while attempting a Moscow- | pronounced sentence. He appeared | - BORA Answer to Previous P gels SE gross: a net deduction of 15¢ for each full | U. S. flight last August. as worn by the ordeal as the boy’s : HIEIRIB RITIH] VIEIR : : bs. will b (By Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp) |. Bu finder, 35 Ibs. will be.made). ) 2s | Master Sergeant Stanley Morgan, father, a 48-year-old salesman, who Heme in . [INANVYEICIURE] AILIAIE] 16 Without. coils ollowing, quotations do not repre. 2510. Butterfat—No. 1. 2%: No. 2. 0c. | in charge ot he U. S. Army wireless has stood by ard comforted his son: a ondulind 1 IAL PIAIGIE|AINI TIKI [N 3 Suro. : ids or e : station at Point Barrow, aska, | since the wife and mother, Eleanor Ihis little gir = dicate th t ket level , on fndics 4 DE WEATHER AIDS CROP radioed the War Department that |43, was stabbed to deatn March 3 was created ; $2 Nl SIT RIA k . i character in EE a NDS he had heard reports from Alaskan |in the kitchen of her home. y —— bs : = fiction. Bid Asked PROGRESS IN STATE Eskimos ‘indicating a big plane{ Theodore said an “irresistable im- Carroll. HERBERY DIRIALLINE 53 Rennet. American Fh 8s, 46- 1 8 38 SEA crashed near Point Barrow last |pulse” led him to stab her when he| 10 Ethical. N D 2 HOOVE D Y + 2 24 Prize fighte?.. H Tel & Tel Ft W los 55 ...103 108 August. admitted to her he had played| 11 Company. olD 25 Railroad nd TLE i as 2 108 dvi In the State Is about hall | "rhe dates and circumstances lent | truant from high school for 40 days.| 12 Ni ap ye LB AN 25 Rallros ti $ g nearly finished k E Be ig efore. | 4 transportatio® nd Tel 5s : 98 credence to the belief that the plane | Judge Harrington said: “The Pl 0S Reliway Inc 5% LA a and potato planting well advanced, have b hat of Le g ; 13 Was victorious 26 Thought, nterstate Tel & Tel Tolls 63. . 8 |the U. S. Department of Agricul- may have been t 0 vanevsky | everlasting memory of the regret- 14 Fodder. SHIA [EILIALY ON 27 re Kokomo, Water Works 50 38". ture estimates. and his companions. table offense which you have com-| 15 Pennies. TIE T £ SIF IEILIONN] 5, Row E, Shit Morris Sas Joc oSLures 5s 50... All crops made satisfactory prog- mitted will undoubtedly be as bad 17 Smoke. A | N | T) T 32 Gi Nice = Noblesville HL&P 57s 47 .. ress during the week. Rainfall was HOOSIERS SUE FOR a penalty, if not worse, than any| oqyour. or i Dt; : 2 er ] Ohio Tel SE 6s'41 ... light to moderate and temperatures : the law can compose.” 21 Each. * 420ne that VERTICAL 34 Male tat. Richmond Sw 2 i a . well above normal during some STEEL RIOT IN JURIES He said he would recommend that 22 Grapefruit, greases, 1 Form. of “be.” 39 33 Bivakwater, Seymour Water Co 5s days. prison ‘authorities send the boy to 44C frame. 20 ed t or, H Water Works 6s 56 . rs 24 Parsimonious orpse frame. 2 Oppos 0 T H Water Works 6s 43 . Rye is heading in the southwest a the State Prison Farm at Vandalia. | ite of ighe . 38 Banal. Trac Term Co 5s B87 _ ...... corner of the State; clover and al- LT ICAGO, ApH] oY we ‘The. youth will be eligible for parole 28 To doze. 2 Mite tan g [iEher, 39 To become Belt RR st Yds oh Series 49 falfa made 20d growth. The Sai $10,000 each from the City of €hi- in eight years and three months. 29 Nes of any- Whi 3Soldiers exhausted. wees ve average whea eig stands a 2 Ag ; . 1.i¢ Cent Ind Pwr 1% pd ....... 4 - . Home T & T Ft W 1% pid.: about eight inches, and with the ex- | ¢380 today In suits on file in Su HOW TO READ | Totes 48 To relieve. flasks. 3 List. sy flack Hook Brug, Ine com Loess 2 ception of a few bottomlands in the pepo d um, © ste ne a sy y 32 Brahman bull 49 Banquet. S Ell. 43 Half, 5 Ind Gen Serv Co 8% pd lion igh southwest is uniformly good. Ssuiiere POrmanen I sabilltles IM 4 understand the stock market col 33 Choking bits. 50 Last word of 6 Behold. a is or fod Ba Hee Tn iS 14% 44) The U.S. Department of Agri. | Hoting at the Republic steel plant iffy Bisieiipel lili Bat ll | gona, © apraver. 7TEnfecblea, 44Sheew's cry Indpls Bwr & Lt fd 6% ..... 71 81 |culture also reports that winter last May 30. Tots "with. §70C GES with 35 Seed bag §2 One of her 8 Climbing 46 Lacquer : Ane Net nite Tos 500000! gh 3313 Wheat throughout, the belt is in| The plaintiffs, Raymond Hardin | Sis. "seakkt Loins 36 Silkworm. companions shrub. ingredient, N'Ind Pub Serv Co pfd 5%7. 47 31 |good to excellent condition with the |of East Chicago and Clyde Patchin AYE . 37 Weight. the “Mad 9 Southeast 48 Sound of N Ind Pub Serv 77, [i118 81 | exception of Oklahoma where slight |of Indiana Harbor said they were| 60 East 424 8. New York. N.Y. 38 Baking dish = — 11 Body of a inquiry, Eub Serv of Ind 6'..111100 15, 18 |rust damage is reported. Spring |bystanders but were “clubbed, = ido axing dis 3 Ancth y 49 F > Progress Laundry Co com .... 12° 14° |wheat planting is mostly completed | beaten, assaulted and shot,” when 39 Father. 93 Another man. Trance, x8 Ind Gas & Elec 49 fd. 78 8L land well advanced in western North | strikers clashed with police. They N E oO N 40 South character in 14 Skirt edge. 50 Sound of Union Title Co com ......... 22 25 |Dakota. said the City should be held re-|| @ = American the book the 15 She — pleasure. Van Camp Milk Co pf .i.... 55 60 sponsible for failing to protect ;. @ _ animal. #—— Cat.” heights 51 Northeast, Van Camp Milk Co com .11. i011 HOOVER TO REDUCE Spon; 5 S I G NS 5 (By M. P. Crist ) . : 4 Market St. Investment Corp..20. 86 22.42 STAFF OF G ME Ss Indianapolis Electric Sign Co. ‘ : \ “= rnin -MEN |R. P. 1. BOARD ACTS 228 N. ALA. L1-5674 ; . 0 31 3 i FOREIGN EXCHANGE . X S Sx NEW YORK. April 27 (U. P.).—Foreign | WASHINGTON, April 27 (U. P.). TO TAKE. OVER F UND RS ——————————] en exchange higher. Following are ‘noon —Federal Bureau .of Investigation i : u table Tales on lore “gable” 8: Net Director J. Edgar Hoover said today |» TERRE HAUTE, April 27 (U. P). SAVINGS * 2 England (pound) . $4 Ra 1 10 Change | he planned a “drastic reduction” in | —The Board of Managers of Rose 4 ’ | Eng. (60-d. bill rate ) 498 11 +.00 the number of G-Men to meet a |Polytechnic Institute today present- * The Savings Depart- ¢ J \ Cafiada. Jacliary 8 15:52 —.0000% | $107,000 departmental deficit during {ed a formal demand for repossession ntiis located im the ‘ Lialy ire) oll Hest c.rs | May and June. of a bequest by William E. Nea now I br event or : Germany (mark) .. .4024 a Mr. Hoover said curtailment of [amounting to more than $300,000. Adtess. an a affording the Ger, (travel mark). .2430 1 LR FBI forces already has begun. Of-| The amount is under the trustee- 3 e. prompt, friendly Holland (guilder) .. fants + 2 fices in Hattford, Conn., and Phoe- |ship of the Terre Haute National Fidelity I a Nef (krone) 301 +.0002 nix, Ariz., Mave been closed. Bank. The original bequest of | Sotraiis ( ( ious): : ata I % $150,000 ‘way io have gone 10 the N Accounts Given Giphooslla © “ougs .. |SCRAP PRICE REDUCED |ci% for » sewer system providing ||| Ectabiished Account poo ma) rk ‘0223 zee Jan : certain conditions ‘were. nef, but the Attention. , reece (dr a 2 bie : bequest doubled by bank invest- 6 Jugosjavia (dinar) +0004 CHICAGO, April 27 (U. P.)—The | ments and the college's ns : Boland ( --.« |spread on No. 1 heavy melting steel | granted, will iva it the full amount. Fidelity : Rumania Tava Jovap Yoday. Was | Yoel to = cefits i. ? : . od I! e customary cents an : 2 ! : T Co - X : : Bia the top price is now 11.50 per gross || Rush 7 obs Make Us Smile | : rust mpany od | : ton. The spread $11.25-11.50. uguay, (veo) | Activity in the market was. re-| Hendren Printing 123 East Market Street — Ar Hh ( ported still dormant, but only in ex- Member Federal Deposit i of - dis al (qua) | ceptional. gases 8 dealers able to} Corporation ; —

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