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SATURDAY, OCT. 26,

1940

American A ‘Stamp

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among foreign inivestors to clear out of the Japanese market since the Italo-German-J apanese pact was announced, ac-

cording to Business Week. To liquidate at least par bugles blow, some frightene pllar exchange for reported.

vestments | lin Japan great—some 60 million | dollars invested in business, including residential holdings and capital tied up in the import and export | business. This - does ' not include, American banking capital in Japan. The [Japan Advertiser, American daily in Tokyo, has been sold to Japanese linterests. . Goodrich Rubber sold out {to Yokohama Rubber as early as 11935 and Oriental Consolidated Mining wound up its gold business in Korea early last year, but part of the settlement is still unpaid. Big names in American business are represented on the roster in Tokyo. They include International! Gen eral Electric, Westinghouse Electric International, Tide Water Associated Oil, Liberty - Owens-

have never be

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Business Firms Reported. in ede to Get Out of Japan

STAMPEDE HAS STARTED

t of their noldingt before the d people are offering to buy two or three times the normal

HOG RECEIPTS HIT PEAK HERE

60,700 Total This Week Is Highest Since 1933; Prices. Unchanged.

More hogs were shipped to the Indianapolis stockyards this week]? than any week since December, 1933, | Z according to the Agricultural Mar|keting Service. ‘This week's total hit 60,700. ‘Today’s: receipts were light—2500 hogs—as is usual on Saturday. Prices did not change from yester-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

What's in (The) Bank's Name?

Because of the 1851 state constitution, Indiana Banks are required to obtain new charters every 20. years—necessitating a change in the bank’s name. These letterheads show what a good many banks do —add the word “the” or simply drop it—whatever the case may be. the constitution doing away with the section containing the charter-renewal provision.

Voters will be asked Nov. 5 to amend

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day which left the highest price at $6.30, aid for good and choice 230 to 240-pound porkers. The Marketing Service estimated 250. salable cattle were received to-

FINAL NEW YORK STOCKS

day, 25 calves and 50 sheep.

vy UNITED PRESS

DOW-JONES STOCK AVERAGES

LEWIS SPEECH SENDS STOCKS HIGHER AT N. Y.

Steel Shares Lead Advance As Trading Picks Up; Bonds Firm.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U./P.). — Stocks advanced fractions to more

|than ‘a point today in what Wall

Street described as a reaction to the Lewis speech recommending election of Wendell L. Willkie. Trading increased. Steel issues were leaders with Republic and U. 8. Steel the most active. The latter gained mote than a point before meeting moderate profit-taking. Bethlehem ‘was up more than a point. Coppers made small gains and motors were firm. Chemicals had gains ranging to nearly 2 points in Dow. Rails, oils, mercantile shares, tire issues and rail equipments joined the rise. American Locomo~ tive preferred made a new high at 783s, up 17% points. : Air line issues added small amounts to yesterday’s gains. Farm stocks improved and aircrafts moved higher after early irregularity. Standard Oil of New Jersey rose nearly a point. Johns-Man-ville was firm. Business news. was favorable. Bonds were firm. Commodities were mixed, weakness developing in wheat. Cotton was steady and hides and copper firm.

Curb Stocks

J. Richard Freije has been elected to the board of directors of the Indianapolis Morris Plan, William L. Schloss, president of the company, announced today. Mr. Freije, who: is assistant secretary, has been associated with the Morris Plan for a number of years.

WHEAT PRICES SKID THREE CENTS LOWER

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 (U. P.)i— Wheat prices “plunged around three cents from opening fractionally higher levels on the Board of Trade today. Other grains reflected the weakness of the leader.

Wheat closed 2 to 2% cents

tleged violations.

City Hall—

DEALER LICENSE REPEAL CARRIES THREAT OF WAR

Council Won't Consider the Move Until ‘After the Election.

Behind the move to repeal the City's poultry license ordinance which operates virtually as a tariff against itinerary poultry, butter, egg and cheese merchants is the smauldering threat of a trade war in Central Indiana. The repealer was introduced into City Council Monday . night, but will not be considered until the first Council meeting after election, Nov. 18. It was presented at the request of some local dealers who fear nearby cities and towns may pass reprisal ordinances unless the Indianapolis license system is abolished. Enacted seven years ago to protect the local market, the ordinance imposes a $25 annual license fee on Indianapolis merchants and a $200 annual fee on merchants who have no regularly established outlets here. Wiped Out Itinerants In effect, the $200 fee has wiped out large scale itinerant trade, although laxity in its enforcement has permitted some itinerants to slip into town and do business with out interference. ; Last month, however, . enforce« ment suddenly tightened. A dealer from Martinsville and another from Shelbyville were arrested for alImmediately, the warning sounded that these and

Ford, Standard Oil (with invest- Mish. L . Close CP High Low Cl S nge Fin Se = vg , mn *30 INDUSTRIALS a High Low Close Change lower, Dec. 84';@7%c. Corn Was other communities could and might merican film _ distributors, - Ford 29 2 35 eG Abbott Lah .... 34% 53% 53% 1 |T0dAY ........ ’ Johns-Man _.... 68 672 68 Aero Sup B ... 5% .e down 1 to 17% 7s cents, Dec. 60% @ &cC. | yetaliate with similar ordinances and General Motors (with nearly| 53 ''° 3 i eo 3300| Abbott Lab pf. 1187s 1187s — 1131 Yesterday ...ceeecensessesss 131.06 :20| Johns-M M pt i 121% a 1272 127% Alum Co Am ..160 5 % ..... | Dats to cent off, Dec. 34%a, aj t Indi lis foodstuff. $8,000,000 in assembly plants), East- Packing Sows Acme ghee] ..... 48% 13% 54 +- Ya| Week AZO .....ceercesnensss 132.18 —0.2;| JONES z of 9 Ps 98 yan B ... 34% % In i and ~ 1 = 1% cents lower Dec. aimed 3 a Rpapo 1s oo Wo 5 1 : - 7 $6.10- 6.20 5D eee : 24 © i"! Month Ago .. . 132.32 56 . x wh Va § ) . ile some al merchants fee Fan Rodak, Svayional Chen os .. pdo- 6. 3 8.00: 8.15| Adaressograph . 1 co. | Year Ago 153.12 Kalamazoo PE 2% 12% 13% s| 44%D. Soybeans lost 'z to % cent, the ordinance should be repealed to ar i Eon, Canle Sab. »’ 8.30. 8.101 8 20) Air Reduce... High (1940), 152.80: Low, 111.84. Kennecott. 3: 32 Dec. 84c. avoid a trade war of this kind, othBe th ne f th 3 ictur ic 2 Allegh Corp = High (1939). 155.92: Low. 121.44, Kres - ers, particularly poultry dealers, Laer mae of the picture is 0 RAILROADS Kroger 'G&'B 3114 . |oppose repeal.

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today’s report from the State Department which reveals |that the Chinese government again has become a heavy purchaser [of American war materials as a| result of reopening the Burma Road. Last month China, bought | $1,335,223 worth of war materials here, including $1,117270 ori of airplane. motors. #; 8 8 | ' “BLACK LIGHT” for black-outs. That's the latest devised by Westinghouse and (their lighting engineer, O. P. Cleaver, demonstrated it] yesterday, He explained that “black light” is invisible ultra-violet radiation produced by special gas-filled lamps. Phosphorescent or fluorescent paints become softly luminous when exposed to ultra-violet rays. Thus, all ordinary lights in a plant might be turned put in an emergency, but walls, floors, passageways or parts of machines coated with phosphorescent paint would be easily discernible unger. “black light.”

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ODDS AND ENDS: Economist A. WwW. Zelomek thinks consimer income | will rise faster than the gost of liv-

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I Amerada 750-800 $12.00-13.25 (Yearlings excluded) A302 900-1100. 12.25-13.25 0.8 6.15- 1.26

1100-1300. 6. 35: 7.00 1300-1500 . 6.50- 6.25

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250-500. . ‘ 75« 5.75

Medium-— 200.

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Sausage. iMedium. ICutte + and common . 4. 15. 5.50 Vealers

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cholcer Heifers A Choice 9.50-10.25 - 750. 11.50-12.50 920-1025

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300° 750. 10.25-11.50,Good—

500- 800. Heifers I 800- 1050. C fedium—

hoice— A 750- $00. 11.25-12.00 “500- 7000. 1.50- 8.50

00d — 7500 900. 10.25-11. 25 500- 900 00- 7.50 A Medium-— Calves (steers) a 500- ay 7.75-10.25 ‘Good and Chole 00 A | own 500- ¢ 900 5.75- 1.75 Mediulioe in Smet 8.00- 9.50 Am

Good x 6.25- 7.2 Calves (heifers) Am T & Medium. . . 251Good— Am Cutter and 1"500 down 7.25- 8.50 Aj common’ 4.25- 5.25 Medium— A Canner... 3.00- 4.25 500 down 17.50- 8.75| Ap SHEEP AND LAMBS (Receipts. 50) Am Good gnd choice .. 9.5 18 | Am Medium 2nd, good . .. 8.28- 9.25 | Am . Commor : 00 | Anaconda ” Anac W&Cable. Good and choice . 50 Armour Il .. 5 Common and medium .. . 5 Arm IL pr pf

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. Month AZO ....ccv0vavevese 8240

28.65 YeSterday ...cecstceerssseey 28.57 Week ARO ..coovvncvasscene 28.89

Year Ago 34.43 High 11940), 32.67; Low, 22.14. High (1939), 35.90: Low, 24.14, 15 UTILITIES

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Yesterday “re Week AZO ...cocnvsignsnnrane Month Ago .. Year Ago High (1940), 26.45; Low, 18.03. High (1939), 27.10: 10: Low, 20.51.

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:{ Repub Steel..160 20 193% 19% + 3a SU S Steel .,.147 61127 63% 64% + 1

Budd Wheel.. 7 632 6% . 63 + Col G & E... 6 6 6 +

® Comw & So.. 6 1% 135 12 +

Utd Gas Imp. 65 113% 11% 115% + Briggs Mfg .. 59 233% 22% 23% +

1 | Seabrd Air L. 3%.

Gen Motors... 56 50% 50's 50%

Young § & T | 41'4 40's 403% + 1 Interlake Iron 4 9% 9% 93s

al | Gen Elec 35

Ku N Stock sales approximated 420,000 ha shares, the most for a two-hour

1 Inter T T.... 2. 2 2 + 3 31% 35 Fu

i session since June 15, and compared

Beth Steel ... 55 84% 8312 8% 7% | Men |U S Rubber.. 5% 227% 2214 223% - 3s

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Loew Loft 1 c Lone. Star Cem. Long Bell : Loose-W Bis .. 143 Lorillard pf ... Lou G&EA

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Monsanto Mont Ward ... Mor & Ess .... Motor: Prod

Mead Corp .... 8%

Carrier Corp Cities Serv .... Cities Serv of’ . 1 F&I wis ..

Diveco Twn Tr.. Eagle Picher L. El Bd & Sh....

Lehigh C&N ... Lone Star G ... 10 L&Ex ..

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St 2 Pantepec aft vy 3 Pennroad Penn Cent Air, i Phoenix Sec.... 8% Pitts Plate .

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. 63c; sample grade, 547, @57) 2c.

Wheat— High Low Close B44 § 84'; 8278 83's Mis .18%

60% 613 61% Oats—

December 351% 34% May .

December 457% 44 May 495 Jas

Soy Beans— December May

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eat—No. 1 yellow, hard, 86'2c; No. 2 Whee 85¢; No. mixed, 89c. Corn—New No. 2 yellow. 65'2c; No. 3 yellow, 6212@

4| 65¢c: No. 4 yellow, 60'26i64c: No. 5 yellow,

58@61c: No. 2 white, 68'z2c; No. 5 white, Oats--No. 2 white, heayy. 36'2c; No. 1 red, heavy, 4c; sample white, 32¢. Rye—No sales. Soy Beans—No. 2 ye ejiow, 31j2@88tkc; No. 3 Yellow 84@85c: No. ye 83c. Barley — Feed, Shadscn:’ malting. Seg oIen. Field seeds per 100 $3.65n: alsike, $9@77Tn; $7.50@8n; Red Clover, Clover, $3.50@4n. Cash Provisions—Lard, 31:52n Sn. loose, $4.70n; leaf, $4.75n; bellies,

a he. b Bid. n Nominal.

Council Seeks Facts They say repeal of the ordinance

2 would throw the market wide open,

just before Thanksgiving - and Christmas, depriving local dealers, who pay local taxes, of trade. City Councilmen who admit they

*|know little about the commercial

interests involved ‘have resolved to take no position on the repealer until they have the facts from both

+ | sides.

E 4 8 8 Oppose Road Proposal Residents of N. Pennsylvania St. have filed a remonstrance with the City Plan Commission against a proposal to cut a road through property between 57th and 58th Sts. and Pennsylvania St. and Meridian Lane. The proposed road, according to the residents, would bisect the vacant ground between 5760 and 5720 N. Pennsylvania St., connecting that thoroughfare with Meridian Lane and Corydon St. The road, they

say, would permit the resubdividing

lof the land for small dwellings et | which, they add, would deteriorate existing property values. | Thus far, the proposal to build the road has not been presented to

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ee / Artloom .. .... i +l with 220,000 last Saturday. €3.907,312 in unemployment com- CHICAGO LIVESTOCK Asso Dry Gds. . win <soles. were 56.000 pensation since the program began |= Hogs Receipts. 590; Atchison aL

LOCAL. GRAIN the Plan Commission or the Works CASH Board, The remonstrance . was Wheat—Weak., Receipts. 1 carload. No. filed by Mrs. Howard T. Griffith, Led 32 aad a anc: mod 81408240: 15760 N. Pennsylvania St., ang Mrs. . Edwin M. McNally, 5720 N. Pennsyl=

—Weak. Receipts, 66 carloads, No. 2%¢c; No. 3 yellow, 60@ |Vania-St.

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: ad. 2 white, 31%4@32%c; No. 3 white, 0G Signs Going Up 31%c. Receiblé. 31 crrieds: In the next two BR sti 2500 new De “51.876 ac. | street signs will appear on street corners to replace temporary

Curb Mullins Mig B. 2 Pudeet So 5 pf 100 ullins pf .... Puget So 6 pf.. shares Murray Ts } Republic Av Myers &Br .... 2 V2 ) t Regis Paper § elected Ind. Std Oil Ky... eT 7 7 2 Net Nash-Kelx van sess Sterchi Bros ... ‘pt. i120 : rg High Low Close Change N on & 3 L. 1 57 Sunray Oil .... ry 1, | Nat Acm 21 - Technicolor

= salablé sunply| Atchison £ 35 against 38,000 a week ago. i strictly good and choice hogs too small to Ce 133 as ay Ded A £ a a has sold | { 1} gonditions: undertone aroun steady. al) Cane, : 2a 22 : ym 2 \ ons of winea ++ «|For the week—Hogs lower; late sales - s Cor Hr i roduced 1906 barrels of oil | 300 sss io 30 cents lower, heavier | Atlas pir Nols -D Ce oatinuig the fall. (Saget 1a M0 stolsotl, weeks ion S555: | afie Toit ©... "on + tifcons Fim pf. 84 8: 8 Acme... 2 _ + s| Technicolor “| ) Sy i 5 3 8 daily this week, continuing hi [DUE good and choice 200. ye 3 Dichers, Aviation Corp .. 4% 1a! ql mp - bt 1038 02 Au, Fibre EL ing off. . . . The Treasuty ruled np HCH PL 100% 105% 100% ... Aviation + 104 ; un G s, Corp . . > 1 day that the five- -year amortization | pSatile Receipts, 1000; piiives 100. For| aid Loco ct ... 17 %. Sih 81s Bla... al ; on Li & raw provisions of the new revenue act | 1 } Ai oh {Balt & Ohio .. 8 4 tous Cony 92+ 30 age 381% 60%% vearlings strong to cents higher: most| gait & Ohio pt. West oe ‘Coal 942 apply only to national defense proj- | advance on medium weights and heavies; Barber Asph Wright arg .. 15 ects: on which work started after all other grades dull, arounc 25 cents Barnsdall wooden signs and to mark new June 10. Indiana cpal Produc- |closed weak: fed heifers steady. oiners 55 | Bayuk WAGON WHEAT vied 5 2 tion rose only 2 per cent in Septem-|

} : ian streets. Some of the signs, made by ts rt $14.50 f ae oe Steel . / 8 : Lead .... 11 17 58 - Change| Indianapolis grain elevators are paying ’ 0 h l-at thi | prime 17310. ciears: hefers 1 best Be n pf 53 Ia SE # a1 5 TI: t Lead pf B 3 > a . B€ tor No. 1 wheat. T9c; subject to market |Prison labor, have been installed uch as usual -a S | yearlings, $13.75: canner and cutter cows, | : f 7 . 1 . ber, not as. m |33. 75@ 5.40; weighty sa sausage bulls to $7.15; | Beth Steel

Mail&sto. . 2 thange: other grades on their Tents, Cash on the South. Side. tyme of year, but was 20 per cent oo nik VSti’s0. “hulk. yearling stock: | Bigelow San.

No. 2 yellow shelled, : white shelied. 68c; No. 2 white oats, 31. City Engineer M. G. Johnson last September. Reason |ers. $9@11: Western calves, $10.50612. | 1 ne C ‘ Sup Penn.. said the new signs would follow higher than p | For the week fat lambs DoW-Knox .. 9 3) + ta) GIARe Sov pii10) Sup 6 pf.. 2

probably is that August output was ar Shane unevenly 10 to 25 cents| Blum & Laugh. ot 23 Crown Zeller . 15% i Vy — 1 Na Tea Chi 20 Stocks the standard black lettering on

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y Hogs—Sicady to 5 cents er; LOC AL ISS ES is 280 Sea: & 200-220 1bs.. 05: Buloy i : ing quotations “the Indians geo” 20 ibs. he. 38 it Jo,05: 24 hs. 36. Burlington M' : Share Cok: do iy rn wh $5.85; 3¢ s..| Bush T B pf ct 3 level |e: 130-140 2:50. : “ Buijer E08 wis g quotations | 5 YO 1 ai ad wt) S10 Byers LF) oe

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heavy to beat the oct. 1 price higher: slaughter ewes. fwiy steady; feed “| Boeing Air pf.. A! Crucible St new id © 5 is: 3 yellow background motif. High Low Clogs oe Abbott Lab vere Dn 583 $6@ 17.50; good to choice shorn and sum- * JYossiL pf unshin make 4000 18-cylinde air-cooled mer shorn fed lambs, $8.25 8.35; good | ooSPy os if ah uperh Berghoff Brew .... Borg-Warner ..... ing huskers, O'Dell Ivers, 27-year= live F old Knox County tenant farmer, to-

Air ve 4 =! lambs closed strong: week's top. $9. [i e1ng § “n , | Crucible pf new 89 7 H changes. . .“Ford' oh RoW ne bulk good to choice native, Lanse and jBonn E AlgBr. 1 : a AG | Cu ub-Am Sug I Wi Newport Ing ten 5 a3 Ty NW dollar’ airplane motor fed comeback. lambs. [email protected]; best | Bor An Ll \ 1 12 : : he entra Studebaker . A vl gimetnesn fo oT TENANT FARMER vance um . . g A.. 3 Vans Asbestos Mfg ... 1', . - (to choice fed yearlings, $88.35; choice! - ) 1 sens a Ya os up Pratt & Whitney double wasp in hE a ar ves eis ae BE 1 18 - 3 Cutler-Ham ~. 2 J Ship .r-. a +a Sup SH horsepower engines. . . | Etna Bank | feeding lambs, $8.759.25. Bk : 2 Vy SWILE & C0 mere Deere & Co .... wift Intl . Burd Pi ston R .... . D d .. Cent IH PS Pleo iri BB , . ST : lla s *| NEWPORT, Ind. Oct. 26 (U. P.), —| Budd Wheel i 8 2 8 Ctis Elev 8, . day held the Indiana corn husking tis Steel of. 5 a a | x Re. : , ot.. ! 8% 81, | title. He set a hew state mark of : 2 40.66 bushels in the 15th annual

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state contest ati the Orval Trimble 2 (farm southwest of here yesterday. Mr, Ivers was pushed to’ the limit to win as the next 14 in line all broke the previous state record of 34.56 bushels, set last year by Lawrence Pitzer of Fountain County, who went on to win the 1939 na« tional title. Cecil Bostick, 25, of Parke County finished second with a net of 40.24 bushels, while Edmund Pvetz, 23, of Benton County was third with 39.86 bushels. : Mr. Ivers and Mr. Bostick both became eligible to enter the national 5 . cornhusking contest near Davenport, Iowa, Wednesday. In addition, Mr. Ivers won $100 in cash . and Mr. Bostick $50.

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{HUNT EXTENDED FOR ~ SUSPECTED SLAYER

A ‘police alarm was sounded throughout the Middle West today for James Prather, 26, of 1414 English Ave., wanted in connection with the fatal ‘shooting yesterday of his estranged wife, Rosalind. Mrs. Prather was shot at the Wal-Mac Restaurant, 1516 N. Iili-} nois St. Police said that fdllowing the shooting Prather ran to the corner of 14th St. and Capitol Ave., where he took a cab and was driven to an English Ave. address. He has not been seen since. Prather is said to have gone to the restaurant to attempt a reconciliation with his is wife.

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FOOD PRICES

: : / 5. Bh : 4 i CHICAGO, Oct. 26 (U. P.). — Apples—| G0! Aen an it n G A ~....| Poor ve 81h W eo... (Univ, Wisconsin Mackintosh, bu.. $2, asked. Cel-| : xe a 8 i.e . ; favre Univ Fict ery-—Michigan, Tics 351 60c. Tomatoes—| & E

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California, lugs,/ $1.35@ 1.60. Spinach--Illi-nois, bu., 254 40c.

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Cauliflower—New York, trates, 2 1.10. Calo -~ New Mexico, m & So ity crates, $3. Lettuce—California, crates, $2.15 z +o 583 @3.10. Sweet Potatoes—Tennessee, bu, 90c Eo ro Bs @1.30.. Onions (50-1h. sacks) —Illinois Yel-|C i voi 19 13 lows, 40@"70c; Minnesota Yellows, 56c; s Coppmns. T'4 Colorado Sweet Spanish, $1.05. Cons Edison .. 267s

Shorthorn Sells for $650

Waldorf Sys ) With each 6 to 16 exposure kodak roll developed 25¢ and printed Reprints 3c ea., 50 or more 20 Mail with coin, 1-day service.

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LOCAL PRUDUCE i“ : | feo co IL, on Bn © 8 Sree fa me BL rs ae Hg . cransesee Kl s Heavy, breed, bons, J, bysehack, hens, , i He, Lo Garred and While Rock spring: "RADIO SPECIALS Y 1c; $9.95 TRAV-LER, 5-Tube ....$5.95

s, 11c; bareback i : t ee Zhe Indi. Woods Maperton Jr, of Indianapolis bought this heifer for $650 at nt $9.55 CLIMAX, 4-Tube ....... $4.95 $7.95 ARVIN ................ $4.95

gs, 22c; small the recent Indiana State Shorthorn sale at the Fairgrounds, which is ot By il nt P & BLUE POINT 2xibisor held) § } 4MADISON

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