Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 April 1939 — Page 7

OW NORMAL INDIANA WHEAT CROP FORECAST

25,888,000 - Bushel Total Purdue Estimate Off

Smaller Roreage. [ff = n S EAS ] ° ‘ RE " J & : 3 4 8: + SALE! oR NAL 10.95, el

diana wheat crop this year is esti-

mated at 25888000 bushels or 16 &| ; Ny ree _ § SE 3 Roa =~ A : Lo ARR aN ; bushels per seeded acre, according : ; : § aS AN J © “3 Ty OR to a Purdue University crop report. PW = FF OF } : alls N I “4 cal fanaa ; ) oy | M. M. Justin, agricultural statis- - - Eres CN _— E aan } RWS . p+ pr Sra N pe

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cultural Economics report above average stocks of corn and wheat] stored on Hoosier farms as of] April 1. The estimated wheat production this year is 92 per cent below the 10-year average, the reduction being due to the smaller acreage seeded last fall, Mr. Justin reported.

March Weather Favorable

“The favorable weather in March apparently enabled wheat to overcome the slow start of last fall when seeding and growth were delayed by dry soil,” he explained.

The condition of rye and pasture > : : a ‘ : a BOYS COTTON was slightly above the 10-year aver- ; : hy * § TOTS’ MAPLE ! A h- 3 WASH SUITS

age for April 1, the report stated.

Stocks of wheat on Indiana farms a J bo uy 3 a § PLAY YARDS 3 Button-on and belted styles in 19 $9¢

tician, and the U. S. Bureau of Agrifa

at the beginning of the second quar- 3 ; SE i 8 A 22%40%40 Size with gght 2nd dark colors, ter of the years were slightly larger|S{ E Es oo Soa nsible floor and to 8 than the 10-year average at 3786-|={ hs 3 | 3 ds to fit, reversible and 000 bushels. hs Ew : gy waterproof, 1.59

Mr. Justin said stocks of corn(E; Cf SS CHILDREN'S were 45 per cent of last year’s crop 3 THE aR § Fn y Di and at 73,339,000 bushels, were 57 | j a A | . GIRLS’ PRINT PLAY SUITS per cent larger than the average. : Be 1 HOUSE COATS OE Inia rays ud fist eor“However,” he said, “the present ; | hd REY NY Pull ankle length styles 8: pre Shrunk govertst

large supply was nearly 21 million |§} ; 3 bh BN aE a fatous maker. Sizes izes 1 to bushels less than was on farms a § : hE year ago.”

Farm Labor Plentiful : ; : E : ! . GIRLS’ SUMMER Oats stocks totaled 9.537.000 Le D : LY GIRLS’ SMART COTTON BLOUSES

bushsls or four million bushels less 3 aE 3 Ln SPORT SKIRTS Shantung sport shirts! Broad

No : : : 3 a wit embroidthan last year and nearly six mil- : 3 SR ; WE §oo Desirable colors 1 spring ores arin Sizes 3 . ° 39

lion bushels below average. Farm 3 SEE Fa =X Io . Jyoplens. i 3 Se ,

labor supply was reported 12 per

cent greater than demand Wwith|E, | ° wages slightly lower than & year |E} ] ) : BY : CHILDREN'S ago, and day wages down more than (E i \ % GIRLS’ COATS, UNDE % WE A % monthly wages. : ; 3 | | 3 AND ini T SETS ] Poulfry egg-laying flocks were re- i ] SY COA EN or, ool Tose pant fes! ported smaller in size than the 10- : ‘ : liars ine tweets, and i Yess inion Suits geere-

year average. : i contrasting trims. Panties! : J 4 Sizes 1 to 16 n

and RAYON SHIRTS

3 3 3 Sheers, broadcloths and brints ] ¥ 3 § in styles for school Also batiste gertrudes! Gowns 2 3 NY and ay Sizes 1- and kimonos! Wrap3 a 3, 3-6%, 7 to 186.... ping blankets J

training pants!

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: a Neh x a am TN spring desirables in fitted, ; § -plece shirtwais kK ...&'peac Sa y " 3 swagger, reefers and to r JOLIET, Til, April 14 (0. P)—|Bf {| ut Just 685 . . . Wnd & junior Ln TOTS NOVELTY SPECIAL! BABY models! The higher Ru Elvin Wood, 38, once & prosperous | ol “rave” in a dark skirted chiffon very luscious pastel full-sleeved Ly PRINT HOUSECOATS BATHINETTE ; evident in every detail! Sizes

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Killed his life-long og nt an so shop Block's Downstairs Store for SAVINGS! ey in fant colors, constructed frame and _cretonne awkward kidnap plot to obtain i to pockets for toilet ac- : Escalators to the Wide Aisles in Blocks Air-Conditioned Downstairs Ktore.

money to save his homestead, died R= Escalators to the Wide Aisles in Block's Rir-Condlitioned Downstairs Store. DR di SSS REE Yuen y BIRO ely Pink ory

| today in the electric chair at the]

State Prison. The execution was carried out on the date originally fixed and only |E 5¢ days after commission of Jhe |E crime—unusually swift in Illinois | crime annals.

Wood shot and killed Abner Nel- | : # 07 n t 0) nA An Exciti Sale or ;

son, 40, wealthy Morris, Ill, farmer, |S

Feb. 19. They had been schoolboy ST ne TS ———— om ——— "a : YN . 2 "of ab That Lets Y chums and lodge brothers. Wood|&f = =. & oo TRE Na . CENT TR 4 ”, : ; - 4 i ou Put was arrested oh tips by neighbors Bi. © INLAY BEL Baa Wl pr ihe. fk F Your Savings Inside These

of Mr. Nelson and confessed two &{ = | \SCSFReR® ES a ITRPOTTang mat a Poa : Z bie): days after the slaying. He was in-| =] i Ca LR ga TEE : : Zi: 3 dicted the following week, pleaded | : vel ; ) ie he! TR LA a 2 EE

uilty March 2 and was sentenced | £

March 6. I SAR ; ND © : It was on the plea of another of |= 0 RAN ) TUNE EE ae ER Hg Say 2) SCORN / 7 ¢ : Ca : i Wood's friends and lodge brothers— | § 8 : Bos, Ar / ® i C States Attorney S. P. Holderman— |= i BE RY § 2 RC” PEER \

that the death sentence was or- 1 ] 3 $ a dered. 3 XN . : \ 8 a i HD 858% SI : fT SELECTED AND REDUCED FROM OUR Wood said he had been in danger | a aa : a po fl ON \ AE ny , HIGHER PRICED GROUP! Tophandles, of losing his farm and had planned a Sl A a any ENNIS § GATS : : pouches, envelopes . . . your favorite types - . to hide Nelson's body and try to 3 3 . Aol Loe \ § i Al id RY 5 E ; si a” including SMART PATENTS and simulated collect ransom. But his nerve Ef \ I ; \ NS ; p> leathers! Choose several . , , at just 38: ewoh, failed him. ! ; = 3 SE / : : \ NN ) TERENLS RR : Excalators to the Wide Aisles ih Blocks “I couldn't think of collecting | a wv \ fs , Air-Conditioned Downstairs Htore, money from a dead man’s family,” |& he said. :

HUSBAND, 6-FEET-7, [§ . GETS FEAR DIVORCE | | EN = Na 2 pi coe mn wr sf] F AN | Look Like an Angel in These | STRIPED WOVEN

today after he testified his wife = § : 2 twice threatened to “cut him down” |S § ” 747 : ¥ ; XY to her size with a butcher knife. |S 3 > 74 NEW FRILLY BLOUSES ] Mr. Nelson is 6 feet 7 inches tall.|S{ | N ” fA ~ ti His wife is 5 feet 2. : 3 NI 7 Sa NS ar : Ha 8 § CN 7 LL 0) 1 Each

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