Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1945 — Page 6

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Other States Having Coal Stripping] Troubles Indiana Had IS Years Ago | ever Eros. 4 Official Quits |

ee By ROGER BUDROW STRIPPING COAL FROM

A drive through southern Indiana shows that. But Indiana is far ahead of other |=

states in reclaiming the spoil banks T1000 PORKERS

left by giant shovels. . Since 1930 trees have | been planted systemati-

cally, More than | six million were | planted in hey rst 10 Poplars are ST for aper pulp, a Prices: Remain at t Ceiling of posts, conifers for Pons timbers and $14.80 at Stockyards. walnuts for fur- oo receipts rose to 7000 head at niture and - gun the Indianapolis stockyards today, Blotks thic stat (the war {food administration rehat this state s . orted. is ahead of most Frices remained at the $14.80 ceilothers 35 not due id PIOgTessivensss ing Receipts also included 2000 0'much as it is that we were a big|.. 110 "600 calves and 500 sheep. strip mining state before the others. Before the war Enos Coal Mining GOOD TO CHOICE HOGS (3000) Co. of Indiana was the nation's! 120. 140. pounds .........::. $14.00214 30 higgest stripping firm and Ayrshire 140- 1% i }4.300 Collieries Co. was prominent also. 180 2 14 80 The war has stepped up coal 200. 2 380 “tripping considerably. » About 93 240- 27¢ 1:80 million tons of bituminous coal were | 210-3 3450 nroduced by stripping last year, dou- 330. 360 pounds 14.80 Medium

hile the 1940 production, and about

160- 200 pounds +. 13.25@ 14.60! {5 per cent of all bituminous coal Packing Sows. production. {Good to Cholce— Some of it is being done by groups 230. 3 rit 3 2 who own large road building ma-| 330 ! . 14.08 chinery, idle for the time being, who J60. ¢ 400 pounds . . 14.08 moved into coal country to mine coal| 400- 450 pounds . 14.002 14.08

| - o 006 0 as a stop gap until the war is over, | #- 530 pounds 14,00G14.05

This vast increase-in stripping has| 250- 500 pounds caused legislatures in Pennsylvania] Slaughier Pigs and Ohio to talk about passing laws Medium to Chotce— ‘ i i | 80~ 180 pounds : ~ 11 requiring the coal companies to Te-/ CATTLE. 13000; forest the land they spoil. That is] Steers where we came in about 15 years choice—

2g0. 700- 800 pounds 16.50@17 00 7» » Je. 1100 pounds . [email protected] | 100-1300 pounds . [email protected]| AN AUTOMOBILE without a io 1500 pounds [email protected] |

name might be manufactured be- |S a

| 700- 900 pounds . . } 33102 25 | 900-1100 pounds . [email protected] fore Japan is eventually de- |,)00.1300 pounds . | [email protected] | feated | 1300-1500 pounds . . [email protected]

{ Medium

NEAR-SURFACE VEINS leaves ugly scars in the place of rolling farm land and hills.

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TPROBE OF CCC | DEALS PUSHED ,

| After Lard Sale. | J

WASHINGTON, ‘March P.).—All key Commodity Credit | Corp. officials, especially those handling money or responsible for| goods and inventories, are being investigated, it was revealed today. | Frank Hancock, CCC president, informed the house ° agriculture committee of the investigations in) recent testimony which was made publie today. It followed charges | of irregularities -and inefficiency in| the CCC Hancock's testimony also dis- | closed the names of two CCC em-| ployees. with old criminal records. “One was idéntified as Edmund G.

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Benser, former acting deputy .di- | rector of the office of supply, w ho has since resigned upon the “ad-/| Hmmm, no. Rather a freakish

vice” of Hancock. eelent Hg pe Jaen n y this propeller of a ildca Haich Fale Unknown fighter plane, formed from its Benser was charged twice ‘with| pp during a crash landing at bigamy and three times with em- a Pacific base, imbedded itself

bezzlemént, according to department of ice records placed before the committee. He w 8s given

one year's probation May 4, 1934 | for embezzlement. ee was identi- US RY: as to

| The second employ fied only as “Mr. Hatch” who was A Philip Phelps Dodge t to » Build Wire He ofc plant for $4,500,000.

transferred to the office of supply NEW YOR

in ihe trunk of a coconut palm.

after the office of distribution was { abolished last Dec. 31 | There no ‘testimony {whether Hatch resigned. Hatch was employed by of distribution.

Headed Storage Eldon Richardson, {ant and simultaneously an employee today annou

{was disclosed as having resigned cable { following recommendation of his which |dismissal from Lt. Col. Ralph W permanent production facilities. Olmstead, CCC vice chairman. The new plant, which will be built | Richardson headed the shipping! by the corporation without governand storage branch which was re- ment assistance. will be. fully! sponsible for the storage of 20,000.- equipped for copper rod rolling and | 000 pounds of lard, bought under for wire drawing, stranding and in-| (the WFA's price support program | sulating on a tonnage basis.

at Ft. Wayne, Ind, expand the company's]

plant will

THE. PAROS TIMES Newest Saw?

RK. March 20 (U. P.) —| CCC consult- phelps. Dodge Copper-Products Corp. | nced plans for the con-{ [email protected]| of Lever Bros, a soap company, also | struction of a $4,500,000 wire and!

LEAVE JE TEXAS? Bat-Like Win

| HAWTHORNE, Cal, March 30 |

: {- (J. P.).—A hint of things to come Industrial Es Needs It; in the aviation future was given ‘ y i rw ‘my State Says No. | the. public today when the army . took the wraps off the Northup | By MARSHALL McNEIL | XP56—a fighter plane with bat-

Scripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, March 20 (U, P) —In. its shahby little hearing room, the federal power commission starts hearings this week on another application to move more natural gas from~Texas to fhe industrial East. That sounds like an easy one— {Texas produces gas, there are pipe {lines aplenty, the East wants to]

like wings and no tail. Twin, three-bladed, counter-ro-tating pusher propellers are located” where the tail is on more conventional type airplanes. The weird looking craft will be used as a basis for designs of future military and peacetinfe Ships, the army Said, revealing

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(buy. But it isn’t that simple First, there is .the controversy! [WJ INDIANA FIRMS growing steadily warmer in Texas | [over plans to keep Texas gas at] CHAN | home. There the fight has ad- GE WAGE RATES vanced to the name-calling stag e | CHICAGO, March 20 0. Bo

and new gas exporters are classified | as

Approval of new wage rates for em{ployees of two Indiana firms was an[nounced today by Edgar L. Warren, {chairman of the regional war labor oard. The firms are Peerless of America. (Inc, at Marion and the Fruehauf| . | Trailer Co., Ft. Wayne, | Gas is an irreplaceable resource | Two hundred workers are affected No one knows how much we've got.{by the Peerless rates.’ They range Estimates of reserves range from] om 50 cents and hour for unskilled 50 trillion to 300 trillion cubic feet |trainees-to $1.50 an hour for autoin continental United States. Gas|Mmatic screw machine operators after produced chiefly in Texas,|120 days service in the new departI Coitarn Oklahoma and Kansas, |ment for manufacturing oxygen] although considerable quantities are regulators. found in West Virginia. Ohio | Rates at the Fruehauf plant vary | Pennsylvania, New York, Kentucky {Lom 70 cents an hour for sweepers |

“‘carpetbaggers.” But, more important, the pending {hearing points up the question of] what this country ‘shall use to {generate energy for its industrial] and commercial machine, {

Gas Is TIrreplacable

and California. to. $120 an hour for top skilled] Natural gas is not just some- classification, [thing you burn in your kitchen| ¥rue€half’s 576 employees were rep- | stove It fs the raw material of 78S Senred by the United Auto Work-| a large and growing synthetic | ers: local 775 (A. F. of L.), while the in er nited MN Jo : S 50 | chemical industry that manufac- |! ine Workers district 50, | tures strange products with big| Local 12648, represented the Peerless | 2 . le pl oyees. {names, such as butadiene, isastera my

{and methane. It has beer

es {mated that a million new organi ABBOTT ENLARGES | {compounds may be produced in {

linto

WILL MORE GAS en Nortirap Eraiter Has

gs and No Tail

that successful flights have been made by the XP56 since 1943. The pilot occupies the foremost, position in the ship—in a short, fat compartment with the engines directly behind him. Then come the propellers which are designed to eliminate torque. Air drawn in from the front by powerful blowers cools the engines, Directional stability is provided by vertical fins, above and below the rotund fuselage. Elevators and lateral controls are on. the trailing edge of the long, sweeping wing.

Purdue to Run Winter Forest

Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, March 20.—Purdue university has acquired the Jonathan Winter forest reserve tract, northwest of Darlington. The university will operate this, it is understood, as a demonstration tract in scientific timber growing. This reserve had been maintained by Mr. Winter as a state controlled project for many years, being 57 acres of the old Winter homestead. Lye creek, runs through the land, and at this location is a rocky, tumbling stream, always a fisherman's paradise, The timber is largely sugar tree, with considerable oak, .'sycamore, elm and other variation, and is in excellent

State of vigorous growth, due largely to Mr. Winter's care. Mr. Winter died in May, 1944,

at the age of 95, “having lived his entire life on his home farm of some 300 acres. The remaining | main farm has the bulk of the valuable timber, said to be the finest stand of large virgin white

oak, poplar, walnut and other the future from natural gas and principal varieties remaining in petroleum. Already, hydrocarbons MEDICAL INSURANCE Indiana. from natural gas are used in pro- | . [duction of resins, plastics, explo-| CHICAGO. March 3 (UU. P.).—| INCORPORATIONS i sives and synthetic rubber. {Abbott Laboratories Saturday PUL | meperrememm———

“TUESDAY, MARCH. 20,1045 en 1

DELAY 0.K. ON NEW BUILDING

‘Zoning’ Board Continues Case of Medical Offices.

A modern medical and dental ofe fice. building” has been proposed at the southwest corner of 34th and New Jersey sts, ’ Representatives of Emi] C. Rass~ man, Inc, real estate firm, appeared yesterday before the city zoning board to obtain _a variance for cone struction of the $25,000 brick builde ing, The board,continued the case until its next meeting, Five other petitions were continued, two were denied. The board {granted variances to eight other pe- [ titioners, Approved were petitions of La= tham W. Connell, to convert a house at 15 N. Ritter ave. into a business

a retail fruit and vegetable market at 16th st. and Warnian ave.: John F. Nevitt, to convert a house at [1341 N. Alabama st. into a nursing home, and Wilbur H. Nicholas, to | convert a4 six-unit apartment into one of 12 units. | Also approved were petitions of | Indianapolis Power & Light Co. to {build an everhead coal conveyor lover West st. George W. Kramer, to operate a filling station at 37 01 |B. 25th st.. Basca Manufacturing [{Co., to build a structure at 3019 Roosevelt ave, for the manufacture of acetylene gas, and the Nik-Oe Lok Co., to operate a manufacture ing plant at 422 E. New York st. Refused variances were Fred King, to operate an automobile Ife

pair shop in the rear of .2024 N, Delaware st, and R. W. Cox, to {slaughter poultry in the rear of

3035 Northwestern ave,

LOCAL PRODUCE

Heavy breed hens, 24c. Leghorn hens, le.

Broilers, fryers and roasters, under & |1bs., white and barred rocks, 38e.

Old roosters, 15, Eggs—Current receipts, 3lc: grade A pi. 34c: grade A medium, dle; grade A mall, 26¢: no grade, 28c. Butter—No. 1, 80c. Butterfat=—Nao, L 49¢c: No. 2, de.

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nt ¢ dical-expense| united Mot fe : ; Jsed for Stoves or Science effec a me Pp otors ‘Service, Inc, Delaware WPB Chairman Krug says if | 700-1100 pounds ... [email protected] and sold to soap manufacturers| The company already has acquired Use 2 tonne | IDSUrance plan for employees cov- eorpor on: withdrawal idling a Se J 105: 5300 pounds [email protected] jafter it had spoiled. |31 acres for .the project and has) Phat Hehe gas He Sorel house) doctor bills incurred in the] qito"a Pinance Co, Inc, South Bend: e | war is y [Common ; rat S eded chemicals, be trans- 2 hao asm ———— P "oD. 9 95] Olmstead listed Lever Bros. as! started operations preliminary to|of these ne { home or at a physician's office, as and more autos are needed to | 700-1100 pounds ............. 11.25@13 ons f. the five Soep companies sual. CONSLIOLion | ported thousands of miles from the support our civilian economy, one | Heifers hen Soap D jactua: cons : ; h i oi Well as those at ‘a hospital, it was PP fact ieht ba gi on a [Chateens BS OSa NNR which bought the lard under ar-| “The engineering work is practi- | fields to fire boilers or 5 10USses? | ansiounced todav manufacturer m Vv au- | 600. pounds . : : . " Or shall it e restricte to so- i iced . % thority to lm but sien not | 800-1000 pounds - is#agigt; TA7EEMents ang - alioeations ar-leally finished,” Wylie Brown, presi- (Or shall 1 b or That's a pr The entiré cost of {he. program] h f th Good— (ranged by the U. S. army's quar- dent, said, “and building will begin | called higher use at's a prob-| underwritten by the Equitable Life be given the benefit of the name. | “550 50 pounds ............. [email protected] | tara ctor corps. [just as soon as government restric- | \lem the federal power commi ssion [4 Nance Societv 3 ; » a 800-1000 pOUNAS .u..vvneenene [email protected] | Wi leted th will study Assurance Society of the United ODDS AND BND: U. S. has cut Medi 2159147] Probe New York Firm tions BOY en corp i tl Shit We states producing gas| States and covering 2800 eligible H 900° Shires ehvees [email protected] t elieve, wi e mos S u 3 SWE Bevin ta ’ 1 . y lend-lease shipments’ of meat to 30-300 pouses 183 “! Rumors of irregularities in the) plant, ye Je on oD will em-|be stripped of their irreplaceable APPOtt employees, will be borne by Easy Tay England 78 per cent for April-May-| °00- 900 pounds ............. [email protected] | WFA in New York growing out of |M© ho pio ily a bien resource to create industries and| ‘PC COMbany, a maker of pharmael : Cows (all weight) ploy -about persons at full pro-| To 2% ceuticals June; the British say they are down Good ........ ....os... 12.2514 po CODECS with Lynch, Donahue and duction. |emplayment in regions far ye-jSTHUCAS. Hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 5-—(Call FR a to a minimum of food supplies now, Medium ceweie..... 10.73@1225| Dee also are under investigation, moved? Or shall thev retain a Under the program, an employee ow ter and common ....... [email protected] | Olmstead said. The firm recondi-| Permanent Factory i reeihle oti thao Will be reimbursed up to $3 fori V2 TT inasmuch as they have been send- te, *" 650w 7.50] foodetafts ? much of it as possible within their Ca aE a] ing some surpluses to liberated | Balls (al) weights) lons foodstufls. Brown emphasized that the new own borders? That's the other Sach Visit to a doctor's office or at) arcas . The army air forces have | Bee 200132 WFA auditors uncovered one in-. mil is not primarily for increased LEue a hospital,’ and up to $3 for each] ~s Good (all weights) ......... 12. 35 gt v - . visit bv hot ¢ lovee’ decided to put “casualty blankets” | Sausage— mit ee of Fan in overcharges, production of war materials but wi Are such restrictions on shipmen! y sit by a’ doctor.to the employee's on all heavy bombers; they are the] $007 -.-o-rooooe een kh 30@1150] a d reported that re be a permanent addition 10 the 8-1," hg gas possible under the| Cf. disabilite : wartime’ version of electrically-| Cutter and common [email protected] | msiead repo that represen- tion-wide manufacturing facilities of | constitution? Have the states the Qompiete. lisagulily Is dot “re. heated blankets and it's been found! CALVES (600) (tatives of the firm called upon him the company. It will not be an ad- right to keep their gas under con. G1Fed for the medical expense in1 Vealers (all weights) |and said that-the charges were in- | dition to the present Ft. Wayne Inca : E >" surance plan, and employees may they prevent shock to wounded “ p servation laws? | ! crew ‘members from the excessive |Gommon and mediim Ie Na nog | 2dvertent and that “they wanted a division, but will be operated as &| 3 |receive benefits without absence " 3 .s . C - cold at high ‘altitudes. . . , The Bur- [Cull -. 5.304 9.00 chance fo make amends. separate division of the corporation. ew Trade Barriers

lington railroad intends. to build on| Feeder and Stocker Cattle and. Uilves

The CCC continued to do busi- | “This expansion,” the president |

a design (from General Motor's| Steers : fess with the firm on condit on it | said “was, decided upon betause of Worn of another series of interstate intum of 50 visits in any one calen- | Tlectro-Motive division) a double eho B Ponds eatin 11.50812.75 | repay any overcharges and agree the certainty -of increased post-war ftrade barriers? Or, this a nation. dar year. : decker railroad car, with two levels| 300-1000 pounds sue...eses.. [email protected] to the ances tion of “outstanding demand for the products we manu-| whose resources, 45 Ho located, eee Roe of seats, the upper one inclosed by| Gnd "200 pounrts ...... ia 1000@11 30] SOnIraCts Ww ich represented Profits facture and to enable us better to/may be moved in interstate com- CORN |! INSURANCE IS | a glass dome for scenic trips... | 300-1000 pounds 1.....011ll [email protected] Ereates J an they were- entitled to,” serve the industries and utilities of ‘merce for the general good of al SLATED FOR MIAMI | T. D, R. wants Baruch to go to Soo- 1000 pounds ...... Severs 8.75@:0.00| OlMStead continued. ithe great Midwestern area.” . 1 people? TL I M nd. wi mon— 1 i states keep their | 16 county o iami, Ind. wil England on a misison for him, and | Goo. soo pounds .......... 7.50@ 8.75 i Prodi! i = 8 keep Nii be ae le A Chiang Kai-shek wants Leon Hen-| Calves (steers) M M He / | natural gas, does this mean Penn- : 1 i derson, former OPA chief, to try to| Good and Holic uncie an e ps 4 {sylvania could keep her coal, the Crop insurance for.corn will be tried halt China’s spiraling prices. Proph- = pounds down i. ivinis 11.2501 3.35] , | Northwest its lumber, Virginia its out on an experimental basis for - 3 hree rs, the. al c¢ sur“EEE WITHOUT “honorarium; as—it- were: + "566- pounds COT pene RRL Take Fi ye Prisoners | 2 med IEE years, the.ledera) crop insur 5 Calves (heifers) j PER iuestions will be consid- | ANCE TOrpOrATIoH ANMoOUNICEd today; [Good and choice — eo WITH 3D U. S. ARMY. March : 1 Ppticalions ar loan crop ihsurCITY T0 BE CENTER | | a Ry bounds gown... 10809127 20 (U. P.).—Quéer things happen J. D. Adams Manufacturing Co." oi re federal power commission ance must be made before the beFOR WAR DISPOSAL | Eh) poongs Sowp SH a 50910.50 when the Americans are on’the |first distribution of profits to em- {will undertake to determine a na-|ginning .of planting and not later . Ew Do + ity | loose. in German territory and ployees, under its new profit-sharing | tional policy on the interstate than May 1. Protection is offered CHICAGO, March 20 (U. P.).— ood aud cnt ng ¥ Tm anol throwing the enemy into chaos | : i ol Samed 1h) |movement of, natural gas and to 28ainst natural hazards such as 'Manager Peter I. Bukowski of the Comnion and medium ........ 6.00@ 7.75] During a delay in a convoy, Pfc. |2Pd Yelirgment p-an, amour recommend a National policy on the Weather, insects and plant diseases Teconstruction Finance Corp. agency LAMBS t Edward Maryanawich, Superior, , $344,655, President Roy E..Adgms use of such gas as moves County agricultural * adjustment at Chicago sannounced’ today that Saad chaise « =fadere teres 3 na. 15.50} Wis. and. Pfc. Richard Maitlen, ,angouncéc last week at a meeting l agency offices and pop-government disposal centers for war production] Common i... ....o il 115041350] Muncie, Ind’, members of a rear of all factory and office ihn FRUIT Co. SHIPS +salesmen- will sgll, the policies. would be established in Andersay/ echelon. of - the 94th “division Svat wore given och eligi 2 ta ents wer Cast Chicago, Hammond and’ Indi-| N: Y. Ser | stepped into a- woods and came | “°° em MS were | SAFE LAST YEAR anapciis. | out with five German prisoners ble employee showing the individu- | BOSTON. Maich 20 . | Bukowski said the centers would | ner |. When an artillery liaison group |al's share of 1943 and 1944 profits Uno ke 1. 200 (U.P), = ' : | : . i rui 0 scanped wit ut! handle ‘manufacturing equipment | High Low Last Chace] 100K a wrong road into Heimbach, [placed to his or her credit | ihe 1 0. & cap L without | and materials released by completion Allis-Chal Si. ps 420s — la| a section commanded by Capt. | The company fs engaged in war hie 05% 9a. single Sp ras yess | of some war production, making the {I C0 We 3° ode ny Charles Wright, Oklahoma City, work, making construction machin- | 2t20ugh phe employee nik hus death | foods available to other war indus- Am Rigas 3h 134 13% — ki Okla, captured 11 prisoners when |ery for the army and navy and, through enemy action, President + oll i 1 Tia 17% = ‘ | S ur ry disclosed t av | tries and contractors. Am TAT... 100% 162 1629, + it was forced to take the down gun mechanisms for the ordnance | Samuel Zemurray disclosed today in —————————————— Am Tob B 7 os a Th — | alone. | department | the ! ih annual report w hich | WIRED RECORDING 32% 31% 31% — 1,| = Brig. Gen. Louis Fortier division EE { showed 1944 net earnings rose $1.34] r ar Gms Th = | artillery: commander, captured A CTIONEER FROM | a share to a new thrée-vear high At chi ) 86! 84! 85 - 3 | Nit vassal Bravinie TO BE SHOWN HERE Atl ison ng 33a 331s -33}3 — 1; four Germans outside his com- u ¢ One United Fruit vessel, previous2815. 27% 2814 = By . 0 ly declared a total loss. was salThe Radio and Electric associa- 23 22% 23 + ly maid Post. : PLYMOUTH APPEALS ag is agai ration | 13 ; ; 1% 122 Ma -1 The 94th captured the site of a ged and is again in operation. he ion of Indiana is sponsoring a spe- |g $i, 35% 357% — hl Nagi officer candidate sihool. : A SOUTH BEND. Ind., March 20 (U.! yap The United States and Britcial demonstration of General Elec- B 38% 38 33 = 1 menu postéd for Marca 17 read: |P.)—Walter R: y attorney for | ish governments operate "all of the Aric wired recording equipment at cy, Sls 6% 4 T ,'| “Stew, potatoes and bread for din--| Harold M. Steiner, Plymouth auc- (company’s ships. 8 p. m, Thursday in the Antlers ¢ fl | -— ner and supper. Coffee for break- tioneer convicted” of selling farm —- hotel. 24%: 22, , ; h ee for Fi FEWER SHOES DUE 0 ( 41'a 407% =— 2%! fast on 18th.” machinery above OPA ceiling |’ | tr - 18's 12 —- pes [ | —~ of the Geeral Reus » G 5474 5 ‘ — 13 The Germans never had that Prices, filed a notice of appeal to-| WASHINGTON, March 20 (U.P) | Wii leWyision wensmitler and he I Harvester vi BA bredkfast lday with the U. S..Circuit. Court of | —Production of shoes for .civilians| e evst e Stl 231, 23 ol. . 5 frequency modulation ~transmilte oF Kos on 38 38 — By {Appeals in Chicago. jduring the first six months of 1945 also will be shown. Louis Peinoft FT O-F Glass 814 57 —_ 1, u. S. STATEMENT Steiner ‘was convicted Feb. 28 in|{may be as much as 40 per cent be- | ~ LOckh Air 21 2054 —-— A | apne N the Read division cf jockheed Aue 21 WN on federal district court and sentenced |low production during the last half | ne ectric, will speal Ma Glenn) adh ut WASHINGTON. Ma P.).—Gov-| to Serve 18 months in prison and|of 1944, informed officials said-today 24%. HY 243% 1, t exper r the nm. pay a $3.000 fine. A petition seek-|The curtailment probably will have | ng 1 ea i come ' | ’ } LOCAL ISSUES $a Wh 35% - 4 a ing relief from the’ penalty was de- | greatest effect on men’s shoes and | ? EX 27 Expense $ 69.308.010 637 § 65 7 Yea nied Friday by an emergency cotirt, on some types of juvenile footwe ar Nominal quotations furnished by 1a ani Gi War Sj 63 230 369.507 80,991 622 07 of appeals in Ww ashington. ‘i lit was 5 sald. enapolis securities dealers at 2 Rece w 10 648 453 834 27,983,122. 3¢ —— — — -t STOCKS Bid 16 8s 2 . Ne Defi?1t 38 659 565 302 368 64 +4 Agents Pin Corp com........ 7 $81) Rls Sats J|Cash Bai 13274.140.338 in 430 512,803 On’ I” | , Agents Fin Corp pid......... If 104'4 104 04 Put Debt 234 743 562 083 w 982 B92 84 { Ayrshire Col com 18 : Tar oi ' Gold Reserve 20.451,439,314 21 509,986,575 Diamonds, Watcl Watches | " , Belt R $tk Yds com......... 31 3 "00 a" Sa “ 5 u | TE a 3 Belt R Stk Yds pfd 54 10314 101%, “ . : Bobbs-Herril oom ii i " 3 5 jf a - ‘ INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING pe -” Nicical, \ttraments. Gag Instruments, Cameras TRAFFIC LICL N Central Soya com... 2 30%, 30s Ns - a ie n ey . $56,000 Clothin Shot uns Et SComwiih Loan 5% pfd |. 08 oN Ns yk rien 8 Shoiguns, Efe. ST.PETERSBURG, FLORIDA, HAD BEEN TRANS0 It 5% pt “» 0 * ( bf — . | J 29 58a 8 : n———————— Deity Bie “com 10s oop T qu, town TY JEWELRY FERRED TO ANOTHER DISTRICT HE DIDNT LIKE Pt Woy 5 ancheen RR ptd.. 87 In 3 a Brokers: in 1c Ine.” IT. HE MISSED THE FAMILIAR FACES AND Hook Qrug Co com 17 ? 4 R41, ge TA Het CRUEL ‘413 ohn Your 146 E. WASHINGTON ST. FRIENDLY GREETINGS THAT HE HAD COME Ind A 1] 57% pid 105 a iin - | Bi thn TE Se Can a eta TOKNOW AT 5 OLD" STAND. *Indpls P& L pf :.... 00000. 112% 115% WAGON WHEAT Rate a Sv BEE Bi ihdpis -P & L.com.......... 23 2404 | Mnapis Railways com.,.... 16." 17 SE Insurance BUSINESS DIREC ] OR 9 apis Jatar Se A ‘ 1084 0] Up to the close of the Chicago market 7 { pls ajer Class com . 19 2 | today Indianapolis flour mill 2 " eff Nat Life com. ... rea 13 . | elevators paid 31 61 Br Baer el a aoe g Lowered . : ingan & Co pfd............ 61 64 |red wheat (other grades on their merits): N 25 ) ord 1 So Co 8! 1d > “3% oat 5, No. 2 white or No. 2 red, testing 3: ‘ : SAXOPHONE . PEAR N “Lincoln Loan Co 2% Pp . | x Ibs. or beiier. 69¢; corn, No. 2 yellow * Per Lincoln Nat Lite ‘com "..... 8 1’) shelled, oid crop. $1.00% per buites aay COINSURANCE often Instruction Lesson

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1081s | EVANSVILLE STRIKE STILL ON 1° EVANSVILLE, March 20 (U. p.). 26% | Union and company officials today 20 | attempted to arrange a meeting designed to end as five-day work stoppage ut the Chrysler Corp.'s Evansville plant. . The factory wast ‘1 picketed yesterday. . The stop, bégan when 70 maintenance men | ....1left their jobs in protest of the] «firing of a fellow worker.

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