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MONDAY, MAY 9, 1938

STOCK MOVEMENT

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 13

HELD TO FRACTIONS

IN QUIET

Steels, Aircrafts Score Small Gains

NEW YORK, May 9 (U. P). Stocks moved in a fractional area in dull trading in early afternoon dealings today. Steel shares were firmer with United States Steel at 443%, up %. Aviations held gains ranging to 14 |

point in Curtiss-Wright at a new high of 203. Utilities were steady. Consolidated | Edison registered a small net Jan. Some selective buying was noted ir biscuit issues. Motors were about steady.

Today's Business At a Glance

GENERAL BUSINESS

R. L. Polk & Co. estimates April |

new passenger car registrations 195,000 vs. 181,000 previous month and 384,951 year ago; istrations 37.000 vs. 37.000 previous month and 67,832 year ago. CORPORATION NEWS Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. March quarter consolidated net profit $221284 equal to 12 cents a | common share vs. $421,137 or $1.31 year &go.

Curtiss-Wright Corp. March quarter consolidated net profit $733,910 |

equal to 2 $269.251 or class “A” year ago. Delong Hook & Eye Co. and wholly owned subsidiary fiscal vear ended | March 31 net profit $56,332 equal to | $546 a share vs. $97,799 or $946 a Vear ago. New England Gas & Electric Association 12 months ended March

381 consolidated net income $290,530 |

vs. adjusted $403,685 year ago. Pacific Tin Corp. estimated net income $129,000 equal} to 62 cents a share vs. $112,000 or 54 cents year ago. Parker Pen Co. fiscal year ended Feb. 28 net profit $645,763 equal to $3.29 a common share vs. $621,494 or $3.20 in year ended Dec. 31, 1936. Prosperity $270,048 equal

Co. 1937 net profit $ to $1.78 a share on combined “A” and "B"’ common Vs $264,729 or $1.74 vear ago. ullman Co. March loss $114.440 vs. profit $383,491 vear ago; March quarter profit, $34,241 vs. $1,631,020 year ago.

Pullman. Inc. March quarter con-

solidated net income $428,552 equal |

to 11 cents a share vs, $3,276,699 or 85 cents year 220. Texas Gulf Producing Co.

quarter 9

20 cents a share vs. $220,442 or 25 |

cents year ago. Virginia Public Service Co. 1937 consolidated net income $929,382 equal to 41 cents a common share vs. $966,441 or 46 cents year ago. Yukon Gold Co. March quarter estimated net profit $173,000 equal to 5 cents a share vs.

cents year ago. (Copyright, 1938, by United 1

LOCAL ISSUES

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{By M. P. Crist '& Co.) Market St Investment Corp . 21.3% xEx-Dividend

FOREIGN EXCHANGE |

P Y Following currencies:

Net Change -—. 00 7-18 -.00 7-16 -—.0000 3- 16

NEW YORK. May 9 (U. exchange irregularly lower noon cable rates on foreign

are

England (pound) Eng. (60-d. bill rate) o (dollar)

ium re elen) wie's Germany (mark) Ger. (travel mark). Switzerland (franc) Holland (guilder) Sweden (krona) Norway (krone) . Denmark (krone) . Australia (pound).. Czechoslovakia (koruna) . Finland (markka) . Greece f(drachma) Jugoslavia (dinar). e (pound) .

2228 3.98% 034812 0222 .0092 “eve 0235 as 3 - 00% -.,0000'%

-—.0003 -—.0001

Rumania Argen. (offl s Argen. (unoffl. peso) 1 (milreis) (peso) Peru (sol) . Uruguay (peso) Mexico (silver neso) Hongkong (dollar). Shanghai (yuan) India (rupee) Japan (ven) tm Nomi nal. 0) Offered.

FOOD PRICES

CHICAGO. May 9 Michigan _ McIntosh, Potatoes—Tennessee, Carrots—Illinois, bu. Illinois, bu. 50@65¢c Tomatoes—Florida lugs, [email protected]. Cauliflower—California rates oR 85@2. Peas—California hampers, 1.75. Celery—Florida, crates, $2.25 @2. 80. Onion Market (50-1b, sacks) Texas Yellow Bermudas, [email protected]. White Wax, [email protected].

(U. P.).—Apples— [email protected]. Sweet bu, hampers, $1.15. 50@75¢c. Spinach—

April truck reg- |

cents a common share vs. | 28 cents a share on |

March | net profit $181.898 equal to |

$170,000 or 5 |

2 | $7,706 7.95;

| Fureign |

Texas.

DEALINGS

Hogs Steady Despite Run Of 9000 Head

A liberal run of hogs expected to total around 9000 head failed to depress the local price list, according to the Bureau of Agricultural® Economics. In an active trade, all | weights held steady with Friday and | Saturday despite bearish advices { from nearby centers, Top remained at $8.15 for good 1land choice 160-180-pound butchers. Packing sows were likewise un- | changed, bulking from $6.85 to $7.25 | some extremes above and below that | price spread. | A sharp drop in aggregate re- | ceipts of cattle around the market circuit forced Killers to pay strong to 15 cents higher prices for steers and strong prices for heifers in order to meet everyday require-

| ments. It was more or less a forced

| market as no improvement in the | dressed trade and no betterment in | the general outlook was reported.

The cow market held steady after {being retarded by strong asking prices on early rounds. Many sales of steers and heifers show more than the above advance, but cooler | weather made for lighter waterfills | and better weights in the beef which | partly discounted the advance, Most steers and heifers were of a kind to | sell from $7.50 to $8.60, a part load | of good heifers $8.75 and a similar lot of choice yearling steers, $9.25.

Bulls ruled weak at mostly $6.75 | down, Vealers went unchanged, although nothing exceeded $9 today, whereas a few handpicked Kinds | brought $9.50 Friday. Around three doubles of shorn fed | lambs practically comprised the ex- | tent of the unloads in the sheep house. In merely good flesh, these | were considered around steady with the close last week at $7.50. Other lower grade shorn natives sold down to $7 and below. Slaughter ewes were { steady at $3 to $4.

March quarter |

1000 9540

615 4550 2000 |

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Barrows and Gilts— (140-160) Good and choice 1180-180) Good and choice 1180-200) Good and choice . (200-220) Good and choice . (220-250) Good and choice (250-290) Good ¢ choice | 1290-350) Good choice . Packing Sows (275-375) Good 1350-425) 142-5450) Good . 1375-550) Medium

Slaughter Pigs-(100-140) Good and Medium

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| 1% —Receipts |

(250-400) Choice Good

Common § li Feeder and Stocker Cattle | Steers

(500-800) (200-1050) (500-800) (800-1050) (500-1050)

Heifers— (550-75

Choice Choice Good Good Medium Common

Good and Choice Coramon, medium SHEEP AND LAMBS ~ Receipts, none Lambs (shorn) =— Choice Good viel Medium Common Ewes— Good and choice .. Common and medium

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CHICAGO, May 9 (U, | ceipts, 16,000, 6500 directs: | 220 Ibs. down, Ss to | 88. 10; 160-240 Ibs 310-3 | $6.75 7: butcher Cattle -Receipts. 10,000; 1500 steers and yearlings, slow, strong to higher; common and medium grades, vearlings sharing steer advance: on light cattle active: early top, some higher: some loads, $94:9.75; 9.25; stockers mainly Texas bred; cows, scarce, firm: bulls, strong to 15¢ higher; ; firm: light Kinds very scarce: [email protected]; practical top sausage

RA Receipts, 12,000; 7000 directs: trade not established: indications weak, | downward from $8 on wooled lambs; best, | $8.35@ 8.40; few choice California spring- | ers, $9.40. FT. WAYNE, May 9 (U. P.) Market, 10-15¢ lower: 180-200 Ibs., $7.80;

240 op $7.80; 280-2 $7. 30; “ion: 3% ibs. S.. $7. 10; 140-160 1bs., $7.65; 40, roughs, $6.75, stags, $5.25. Calves, $9. RRS, 33. LAFAYETTE, May, 9 Market, steady: 160-200 Win lbs. [email protected]; 220-240 lb ; 240-275 lbs, [email protected]; $7. 4067.50; pigs. $7.50 down; down; calves, $7.50@8; g IRTIDS. $7.50, CINCINNATI, ‘May ( P.).—Hogs— Receipts, 3800: 570 direc ts market, i steady. top. $8.10; 225- 250 1bs. 00-140 1bs.. $6. 75@ 7.50; bulk good elit sows, [email protected], Cattle— —Receipts, 900; calves, 500; market active, fairly steady; several loads mediu to good light and medium weight steers, $848.50; load choice heifers bought arrive, $9.25: bee! cows mostly $6@ 6.50; low cutters and cutters, 5; practical top sausage Julls, 7.25, vealers about steady. top, $9 Sheep——Receipts, 200. none direct: ket, steady; most good spring lambs. @10; clipped lambs largely $7 down: to choice lightweights eligiblie $7.50; most shorn slaughter ewes,

P.).-~Hogs—Re-market, active; 5¢ lower; top, : 250-300 lbs, , [email protected]; sows, Ss, [email protected]. erlves: 15¢ good; inariet s10.1

mar$9.50 good around [email protected],

See Final Edition of the Times for Closing Stock Quotations and Other Late News

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NEW YORK STOCKS

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Traders Await Official Estimate Due Tomorrow.

CHICAGO, May 9 (U.P.).—Wheal

C187 3 > orice; continued weak on the Chi-

| cago Board of Trade as most buyers | were inclined to await the official released totomorrow, At the end of the first hour wheat [was off % .ent, corn was up % to

; loft ls, and oats were off ‘x.

| Some selling of wheat was attributed to longs. Weakness in Kansas City also had an unsettlii.g influence | prices. The decline there was | credited to reports that apparently | there has been no damage by frost.

Trading in general was slow ana colorless with no factors apparent

| to change the bearish tone. Receipts |

|of wheat were estimated to be 76 | cars,

Corn remained steady despite selling of futures by cash interests. There has been very little corn export business reported today. Corn | receipts were estimated to be | cars,

WAGON WHEAT

9 SOY gin elevators are pavine ter No other grades on their merits. Cash ‘corn. new No 2 vellow. 49c. Oats.

LIVERPOOL, WHEAT

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Low 99 981 R: LEW

Close $ 99 8, a5 Ya

Pre Close $ oa, 96%

ARGENTINE GRAIN

| BUENOS AIRES, Mav 9 Ev | futures opened rreguiny. U. P.).—Grain Whe Sut~ -May, 97'%ec. up

68'2¢c, oft

30%e, unchanged. $1.26, up 'se; June,

Wel June, 97%e.

65'4¢,

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| | Me s— Mav, | Flax—May. | unchanged,

ac; June,

$1.26'%

} DAILY PRICE INDEX

NEW YORK, May 9 (U. P) .~-Dun & Bradstreet's daily weighted price index of 30 basic commodities, compiled for United Press (1930- 32 | aquals 100): Saturday Week ago Month ago YOhr ago ..... ie 1938 High (Jan, HO) coos 2ET0R 1938 Low (May 5). ... .106.89

100.26 07. 108.5

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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Eggs— Market, steady: cases: fresh graded firsts. than cars, 19¢; ctr less than cars, rent receipts, packed firsts, tras, nC. Butter— Market, 183 gross Ibs.: 24,280: | 30a) p09: 0! | 26146226 5c; | (B8 score), 3c,

receipts, 44 389 Cars, 12¢. les firsts, cars, 10 Vac: checks, 1640: 2 dirties, 17c¢, storage 20'5¢; storage packed ex-

steady: raceipts. extra firsts (90-91! , extras (92 score), 26c: seconds, 21@ 23 lac: standards, 25¢

22%ec: centralized

1.088. - | score, firsts, specials, centralized (89 score),

Poultry. Market, trucks: ducks. 82m ,c; ghickeny fryers, 15% 19¢. Cheese — Twins, 13%, @ 14c; Tonghorns, Potatoes—Supplies,

steady. 134 14¢; gee Leghorn hens. 246 26¢: roos rs, 2 24c; broilers.

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moderat 1 00d. market, strong: Idaho Rus Mig Lg anks, 3. 45@'1, 0: Michigan Green M yn. tains, 35, ‘isconsin Round Whit .20 New Stock: —Supplies, moderate; de Bley mn Shad 10, Abe Hi en @2.15;, Alabama “Bliss Arrivals, 169 827 Saturday,

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Poultry-~Heavy breed hens, horn hens, 13¢: heavy broilers, : to Ibs. and ov So: sghorn 17¢; bareback broilers. 15¢; old c.

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RAIL CONMITTEE.

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«Proxies Must Be Shown, Trust Group Told.

NEW YORK, May 9 (U, P).

| proxy committee for ment of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company will register a protest with the “proper authori

Coombat ‘Hidden Taxes.’

Guaranty Trust Company does not attend the Railway Company's annual meeting tomorrow and present the proxies it has solicited. The warning was included in a telegram sent yesterday by the rail way management committee to Earle Bailie, John L. Dickinson, and John B. Hollister, who comprise the committee soliciting proxies for the Guaranty Trust Company. The telegram said that the committee’s failure to answer the manassociation president. agement group's “simple question An understanding of mathematics | whether you intend to present jie of finance is needed by the aver-| proxies you have been soliciting” age citizen if he is to combat| the company's annual a “hidden taxes and interest” and| “strongly suggests that you may insolve problems of modern install-| tend to withhold the proxies in ment buying, Dr, Shriner declared, | order to prevent a quorum.” Although most persons are shocked | am

when told that the interest rate after the Civil War was 10 per cent, ROAD PROJECT BIDS ARE DUE TOMORROW

average interest rates in this area

today are 30 to 40 per cent, Dr. Shriner said. ‘Work in 18 Counties Will Cost $1,930,000.

| Times Special TERRE HAUTE, May 9.—A course the mathematics of finance should be included in high school W. O. Shriner, head of the mathematics department at

members of the Indiana section of the Mathematical Association of America here today. He is retiring

Prof. Karl Menger of Notre Dame | University demonstrated ‘“mathe- | matical machines” used by ancient Greeks in solving the three classical | geometrical problems-—trisection of | an angle, squaring of a circle and doubling of a cube. "These problems are impossible of solution if one limits himself to the simple tools of a ruler and compass,” | Indiana Highway Commission BE Se. [ morrow on grading, surfacing and ew association officers are Prof. | C. K. Robbins, Purdue, president; |e Shi Have A Prof. L. S. Shively, Ball State, vice] of 319800, © mirmen T. A. president: Prof. T. D. Edwards, Bail The 20 projects are located

| Bids are to be opened hy

AUTO DEATH TOLL

591 |

State, secretary-treasurer. The 1939 | Allen. ‘Greene. Franklin y r y ' meeting is to be held at Muncie. Dearborn, Pike. Daviess.

LaPorte, Pulaski, Grant, Clinton, | Randolph. Marshall, Kosciusko, | White, Benton and Boone Counties. COSTS S $40, 000, 000 This work is part of the Commission's 1918 construction program.

" Ie Mr, Dicus also announced that reNEW YORK, May 8 (U. P.).--Sud- | pairs to secondary state roads dam-

Ie vont crated mine (en sah. 80 by Spring frecring and. thaw 000,000 from the Nation's life insur- | ‘D® has been started by the Comance companies, the Automobile Ac- mission's maintenance division. | cident Prevention Committee of the [ Chief damage was to secondary | Life Advertisers’ Association saiq | highways having oil mat surfaces, today. | and repairs will include the apThese payments represented only [ plication of hituminous materials on death claims directly due to auto | Such Sections, he suid.

Enters His Own Blazing Home, Gets Arrested

Municipal Judge Charles Karabell | today had before him for decision the question of whether a man who pushes through a police line to run

into his burning home in an effort to save some of his belongings is guilty of disorderly conduct. John Zore, 33. is charged with 60 that and with resisting Patrolman Inds. Rails Utils. Bonds | ©. BE. Sansone when, Saturday after- | Shturday ROG 385 O35 69 | noon, he arrived at his home, 3114 | Week Ago ..... .3 BR. mY 9 WwW. oth St. and found it afire. He Fie My ’ we iE hoy hen entered the home against orders, [1988 Hizh 83.0 0.0 esq wea | Patrolman Sansone said, and the [1938 Low 9 49x sve sos | officer followed and arrested him. (Copyright, co) | A relative, Victor Zore, also Is charged with disorder-

v. | accidents involving drivers, passeri- |

gers and pedestrians insured by | companies in the United States, the committee added, explaining that | an additional $1,400,000 was paid by nine leading Canadian companies. { Further, the report disclosed, $40.- { 000.000 was only a part of the finjancial loss occasioned by automobile | accidents. This estimate does no! take into account the millions of | dollars paid out in accident, per- | sonal injury and property damage | | claims,

N. % Bonds

BOND PRICE INDEXES By United Prosy 20 20

1038, Standard Statistics { | under arrest,

ly conduct and interfering with an officer.

'G. M. C. SALES ARE LOWEST SINCE 1933

| NEW YORK, May 9 (U, P).— Total sales of General Motors cars and trucks in April aggregated 109, 659 units, the smallest for the month . since 1033, the corporation's report La LR ©. Pr. Nel” | showed today. Am Cyan B S By Cr { Total sales |Am G & © i» /months this year Cheer . | smallest for any | period since 1933. The April sales to dealers in the United States and Canada plus overseas shipments compared with 109,555 in March and with 238,377 in April last year. In April, 1933, sales were only 86,967 units. For the first four months total sales were 407, 030 units compared with 677577 in the 1937 period and with 286,716 in the first four months of 1933.

NEW YORK, May

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Indianapolis Electric Sign Co.

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ASKS SHOWDOWN

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in | Ripley, | DeKalb, |

2 COLLEGE MEN T0 GET JOBS ON WELFARE STAFF

Department Is Short of Personnel Examiners, Bunch Says.

Faced with a deficiency in trained personnel examiners, the State

1, | Welfare Department today moved

to obtain specialized college graduates under an apprentice system, R. W. Bunch, State Personnel Bureau director, said two young men college graduates from this year's classes will be chosen to serve as paid apprentice personnel examiners, { Applicants are to be chosen on | the basis of open competitive exam-

* | inations to be held after the dead-

| line for filing applications Satur-

% | day.

| Requirements include at least 12

i» | semester hours in personnel, public

administration or psychology and [| six hours in tests, measurements [and statistics, Mr, Bunch said,

Help Grade Exams

Successful candidates will in preparing and grading examinations for jobs under the Indiana merit system and will gather statistical information, Their salary will be $120 monthly, [| ments will be for one year. Mr. Bunch pointed out that em-

ployment will not be guaranteed for

a period beyond one year, He said applications must be made on official blanks obtainable

| by mail or in person at the persons nel bureau reau office, 141 8. Meridian St.

| | | |

PLAN TO BUILD SYSTEM HERE

Indianapolis Society of

ize Permanently Tonight.

By JOE COLLIER

In order to fire certain types of steam locomotives, you have to shave the sides of a teaspoon, cut off part of the handle, Then, in the best pink tea elegance, you fill it with powdered coal and shove it in the firebox. Properly steamed, that locomotive, built on a scale of one quarter inch to the foot, will haul similarly scaled refrigerator cars, guaranteed te keep a bunch of grapes or sliced fruit

cold, It will haul all manner of | tricately built cars, authentic pi Cars built by jackknives and

hauled by engines built by jewelers! 80 to Form Al 8 o'ciock tonight, Room at Union Station, the Indian[apolis Society of Model Engineers,

Society

and appoint- |

assist |

[ |

Model Engineers to Organ |

holding it with two fingers |

scientifically |

in- | * in de- | 10:3

in the Board |

| about 80 strong, will meet to form |

a permanent organization and to | decide on permanent headquarters, When headquarters are found, the members will set about constructing a model railroad system, ultimately to have more than 1000 feet of brass [ track, and complete in every detail — trestles, switches, roundhouse, yards and depots. This will be set up on a permanent basis, and on meeting nights the members will work out problems in transportation with their engines and cars, Builds Tiny Refrigerator Car Take Rodman Ellis, for instance, In his workshop at his home, 1615 S. Randolph St, he builds model cars, He has been doing this since he was 14, He is a railroaders. He built the refrigerator car, food from spoiling for a surprisingly long time. He builds other cars, too, all according to the plans supplied by railroads.

| throp Ave. has acted as secretary for the budding society and will preside at the meeting.

railroad fans now own several thouand dollars’ worth of equipment and predicted that the society will have an impression permanent layout when it is completed.

Send for interesting folder on Employers Mutual Residence \ Burglary Insurance. \ Address office below.

B U R TR RE

home is burglar-proof.

EMPLOYERS

and, packed with dry ice, it will keep |

George H. Pendleton, 3518 Wine |

[be given at 1:30 p. m, Wednesday |

He said that Indianapolis model |

@® A business conducted nightly in resi. dential districts, Hundreds of home-loot-ings occur that you never hear about, No Average homes are “gravy” for inexperienced burglars while the “professionals” confine their activities to the “luxury” districts «- and there are undercover channels for the disposal of loot of any value--jewelry, silver. ware, novelties, clothing, furs, works of art, cameras, guns,--everything. Whether you're out for the evening or gone on an extensive trip--even when you are at home in bed--the risk of loss by burglary exists

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6:00--Connie Boswell, CBS, 6:30-<Richard Crooks, WIRE, 7:00-<Radio Theater, WFBM, 7:00--James Melton, WIRE, 8:30-Eddie Cantor, WFBM, 8:30-Burns and Allen, WIRE, 8:30-Senator La Follette, NBC,

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Most available to Indiana are KDKA, Pittsburgh; Cincinnati; WOWO, Ft. Wayne; WENR-WLS, Chicago; WBOW, Terre Haute, and WGBF, Evanse ville. It does not hold, however, that all Blue network programs will be carried on all these stations. » ” » Since “My Man Godfrey” really is the “daddy” of the cinema's cure rent brood of slapstick-whimsy comedies—and better than most of

No doubt you missed Governor La Follette of Wisconsin at the time | and place promised by NBC through

this space last week. The radio de- |. whildren—you might like to hear partment's face gets a little red portions of it again tonight, with about such things frequently, but |the original stars. they can't be helped since broadcast | Cecil B. DeMille has engaged schedules are still somewhat less Carole Lombard and William Pows predictable than the weather, [ell to re-enact the story of the Back Well, if you still are interested in| Bay butler picked up off an ash Governor La Follette's third party | heap in the course of a “scavenger movement, NBC assures you that| hunt.” Gail Patrick has the other he may be heard on Blue network | important role — CBS-WFBM, 7 stations at 8:30 o'clock tonight. p. m.

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Listeners frequently inquire about | Speaker of the House William what is meant by Red and Blue Bankhead is slated to speak on network, and where one may dial | “Democracy in a Changing World” programs so designated. Except in |At 8:30 o'clock tonight, MBS-WOR rare instances, NBC broadcasts two And Rep. Louis Ludlow (D, sets of programs simultaneously. A | Ind) is down for a WIRE talk at certain network of stations carries [6:15 p. m, each of these broadcast series WIRE, for instance, being a basic Red network station, Recently NBC sent out its Blue network might assist the » ”

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| The POC has set May 19 as the date to hear the Examiner's report a list of | recommending denial of C. Bruce stations, which | McConnel's petition for a new Ine confused dialer. dianapolis radio station,

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COLOR MOVIE ON STEEL TO BE SHOWN

Showings of the industrial talk- OAKLAND, Cal, May 8 (U.P) == ing motion picture in technicolor,

«Steel Man's Ser t” wre Mrs. Julia Sullivan Judge, a resis bol + » AR's Wervanl,” are 0! dent of California for the last 73

at the Claypool Hotel Chateau Room | Y¢&IS, took out citizenship papers under sponsorship of United States | here at the age of 90. She came to Steel Corp. subsidiaries. the United States from Ireland 73 The 40-minute showings are to| years ago and had presumed she be given at hourly intervals Sp] was an American citizen by virtue

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