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0 NOVEMBER 27, 1948 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR -PAGE 19 STRICTLY BUSINESS By McFeatters COMPLAINTS "I don't get enough money!" Statement Of Treasury Washington, Nor. 26 position on Nov. 23 compared with corresponding date a year ago: Receipts $198,542,304.37 $173,656,134.07 Expenditures 160,687,799.82 129,052,339.39 Balance 4,596,306,024,98 4,074,462,476.16 Customs receipts for month 29,336,170.07 Receipts fiscal year July 1.. 14,748,165,414.41 Expenditures fiscal yea; 14,001 Excess of receipts 227.115,688.86† 746,519,992.90 Total debt 252,455,217,010.41 258,260,083,656.05 Decrease under previous day 13.901.166.59 Gold assets 24,149,302,614.08 $14,535,864,462.13 counting foreign economic co-operation trust fund expenditures. excess of expenditures, counting expenditures above.

New York Curb Market New York New York, Nov. 26 -Following is of transactions on the New York Curb change, giving close and net change: Net Stocks Close Chng. Stocks Close -A- EurCLtd ACFBwr -F- FairchdC AwyElAp FrehldEA 434 AlaskArl FnstiMet AlldProd 17 FraMCA 21 AlumLtd FrdMFrn 13-16 AlmCoAm FtPitBrw 10 FoxPBrw AmBntC 15 -G- GarrttCp GellmnM 6 37 GenBldS pf Gen Fince AmGen GenFrpfg 34 AmLMch 26 GenPhnx GenPlyw AmMrebo 114 23 GleanHrv 25 GinAldCl AmRepbl GlobeUn AmSupw GobelInc AmWrtP 5 GoldfidC Ang-Wup GorchIncA ApxElMI GorhMfg ApElPpf GrayMfg ArgusInc 4 109 2 ArkNtGs -H- A HtfdRay pi HarvBrw 11 HtCAmB 5 AsLaund Hath Bak AtiCFish Hazeltine AlsCpwr HrnDStrs AtlasPly 22. Hecla Min AutVMch HolICGId AvrySons 11 Horder's 17 -B- HmbleOil BldwLepf 36 HygrdFd 19 BarumStl 5. BascRict IllZine 9 BeckShoe ImpOLtd BellTelCn reg BnrsWt IndpPLof 90 Blaunrs 105 BlueRdge IntH-Epf BrneSym IntPetrol IntSRazB BrilloMfg IntUtil 12 Br-AmOil InvestR BrtCPwA IrvAirCh -J- Brwn-FD 11 Jr pf 5 -K- BrwnRub Ksr-Fraz BruceEL 21 Kenndy's KeyCo BrmaLtd 11-16 KingSly BurryBis KingstnP -C- KirbyPet CalElPw KleinDE CalliteTg 2 KrgrBrw 13 CanCmnt -L- CanMarc LakeShM LakeyFM CrCnBisc 31 LefcReal 93 CathlnAm LeonrdOD 9-16 CenOhStl LeTourn LneMatrl ro 1-128 LionCrp LoneStrG cv pf LngIsLpfB 65 CessnAre Lgns-Wt Chry-Bur Chesbrgh -M- MnglStrs vtc Mnschwz 26 2.

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100.23 100.25 102.7 102.10 101.17 101.20 March 100.27 100.29 September 101.1 101.3 102.17 102.20 100.8 100.10 103.27 103.30 101.2 101.4 104.27 104.30 103.1 103.4 101.1 101.3 102.24 102.26 101.1 101.3 101.26 101.28 December. 101.2 101.4 103 103.4 104.6 104.10 107.24 107.28 103.10 103.12 101.30 102 107.30 108.2 108.8 108.12 June 100 100.2 December. 100 100.2 108.28 109 101.14 101.16 101.5 101.7 100.26 100.28 December. 100.25 100.27 100.24 100.26 100.18 100.20 100.8 100.10 September 101.16 101.18 December. 100.8 100.10 in dollars and thirty-secto Federal taxes but not to taxes.

Investment Companies New companies not traded so no sales resent dealer is Affiliated AmBusShr Boston BroadSt Bullock Century Chemical How Fidelity FirstMut FndInvs GenCap GenInvst GrpSecAut Chem InMch Invest Mchn Ptrim RRStk Steel Util IncpInvs KeysCB3 B4 C. Thornhill, Father Band Leader, Dies 63-year-old father of Orchestra Leader Claude Thornhill, died today after a heart attack. Mr. Thornhill had suffered an earlier attack and died at 2:30 p.m. after the second seizure.

Funeral services for Mr. Thornhill, a retired car repairman, will be made as soon as the son Claude arrives here. His orchestra played an engagement at Youngstown, last night and is scheduled to appear at Haute, Nov. Allentown, tomorrow night. -James Chester Thornhill, Mr.

Thornhill also is survived by the widow. Other State Deaths Crawfordsville Marvin E. Parker, 64; Dr. Edgar Frazier. Elwood--James R.

Blanton, 81, Evansville--The Rev. Father Bernard Riedford, 61. LAGRANGE Dr. Harry G. Erwin, 65: Mrs.

Christian Schrock, 75. WESTFIELD Mrs. Amanda McAvoy, 95. Sgt. Ballard Rites Set Wednesday SGT.

EUGENE BALLARD Funeral services for Eugene Ballard, 22 years old, who was killed April 17, 1944, in Foggia, Italy, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in McMullen Funeral Home, Westfield. Burial will be in Summit Lawn Cemetery A thember of the Army Air ground crew, BalForces, was killed when a plane crashed into his tent. He was born at Westfield and was graduated from high school there. He was employed by SchwitzerCummins Company before entering service.

He was a member of the Methodist Church. Survivors include the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Condo Ballard, Westfield; a sister, Mrs. Gene McCurley, Plainfield, and two brothers, Max Ballard, U.S.A., and Lowell Ballard, Noblesville.

State To Sue Leo Scharffin Suit will be filed today against Leo Scharflin, Marion County Republican leader, by state to collect a $3,900 bill Scharffin allegedly owes for 90 tons of salvage materials he purchased a month ago at the State Penal Farm. Deputy Attorney General George W. Hadley said the suit will be filed in Marion County Superior Court. Scharfhin, colorful. ex-precinct committeeman 15th ward, the downtown "hotel ward," contends the consignment of salvage he bid on was not the same consignment he received.

Scharfhin said he offered to settle the debt for "considerably less" than $3,900, but his offer was rejected. Governor Ralph F. Gates entered the case when he ordered the attorney general's office to "collect the debt during my term of office or file suit for collection." The peppery, cigar puffing Scharffin operates a salvage firm in addition to performing political duties. Season Golf Tickets Will Remain At $20 Season tickets for the city's public golf links will be $20 during 1949, the Board of Park Commissioners decided yesterday. This fee was charged during the last season.

This Vital Day Weather Data U.S. Weather Bureau Special Report Sun rises. sets. .4:23 6:42 Moon rises. sets.

2:27 3:04 a.m. p.m. WEATHER CONDITIONS YESTERDAY (Airport Station) Precipitation ending at 6:30 p.m.. .31 Total amount since Jan. 36.00 Accumulated departure from normal since Jan.

1 (deficiency) .56 -Barometer Readings5 p.m. 28.83 8 p.m... ...28.86 -Temperatures1 p.m. .53 5 p.m. .50 Maximum.

53 3 p.m. p.m. .51 .52 7 6 p.m. p.m...47 .50 45 4 p.m. .51 00 p.m.

.45 -For the Same Date Last Year1 p.m. .30 8 p.m.. 25 Min. ,18 Weather at- 6:30 p.m. Low ligh Amarillo, Tex.

PtCidy 25 56 Atlanta, Ga. Rain 41 50 Bismarck, N.D. Ciear 22 31 Brownsville, Tex. PtCidy 71 92 Chicago, Ill. Clear 34 86 Cincinnati, O.

Rain 44 53 Denver, Col. Cloudy 20 40 Duluth, Minn. Snow 32 33 Evansville, Ind. Rain 51 Fort Wayne, Ind. Rain 43 50 Kansas City, Mo.

35 Los Angeles, Cal. Clear 43 59 Louisville, Ky. Rain 48 55 Miami, Fla. PtCidy 76 82 Minneapolis, Minn. Cloudy 32 33 New Orleans, La.

Rain 65 78 New York, N. Y. PtCidy 38 54 Omaha, Clear 29 48 Phoenix, Ariz. Clear 42 Pittsburgh, Pa. Rain 38 59 St.

Louis, Mo. PtCldy 43 47 San Francisco, Cal. Clear 46 55 Sault Ste. Marie, Cloudy 36 41 South Bend, Ind. 44 54 Spokane, Wash.

26 Tampa, Fla. Clear 57 84 Terre Haute, Ind. 49 Washington, D.C. Rain 33 58 News Of The Courts (Nov. 26, 1948) SUPREME COURT 28499.

Meyering vs. Petroleum Holdings, et al Pike C.C. Appellant's petition for time with affidavit of mailing. Granted to and including Dec. 29, 1948.

28498. State ex rel Lawson vs. Stodola Jr. Judge, etc. Original action.

Supple- mental briefs of relator. APPELLATE COURT 17827. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company V5. Rizzo, administratrix. etc.

Monroe Appellant's brief and proof of service. Appellant's petition to correct scrivener's error. Petition to correct brief granted. Appellant's request for oral argument. 17842.

Dowlen et al vs. Pan Mar Englneering Company et al. Industrial Board. Record. Assignment or error.

Submitted under Rule 2-14. 17806. Chacker et al vs. Marcus et al. Jasper C.C.

Appellees' petition for receipt for copy. Granted and time extended to and including Dec. 20, 1948, Funeral Announcements MOORE Mortuaries The Following Services Have Been Scheduled: 1st Lt. Bruce E. EICKMAN, Henry C.

FIVE CHAPELS For additional information phone CHERRY 6020 Death Notices RUNYANS- Osker 54, of Park husband of Bertha Runyans, stepfather of Larry Boyd, Mrs. Charles Shearer and Mrs. Hasel Barton; brother Mrs. Dath Pearson, Mrs. Sam Smith, Craig and Lawrence of North Carolina and Fitchu Runyans New Jersey, also 3 grandchildren, passed away Friday.

Friends Indianapolis Star, Nov. 27, 1948 of -Caroline age 77 1640 Union beloved wife of Prof. Frank Boerger, mother of Mrs. N. P.

Hermann of city, C. F. Boerger of Chicago, Roman and Edward Boerger of Los Angeles, and Mrs. E. Karl Klein of Delta, sister of Mrs.

Cath. Sonderman of city. Funeral from Lauck Funeral Home, 1458 S. Meridian, Monday, 9 a.m., Sacred Heart Church 9:30 a.m. Burial St.

Joseph's Cemetery. Members of Christian Mothers and Third Order will meet Sunday, 8 p.m.. for prayer. Friends may call any time after 4 p.m. Saturday.

(Ohio) papers please copy. BRADSHAW-Millard, age 72, father of Arthur, Morgantown, R.R. Maude Cecil and Grace Kimble of Indianapolis, passed away Friday a. m. Funeral services Monday, 2 p.

at Bond's Funeral Home, Nashville, Ind. Burlal Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Ind. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. age 90. Friendswood, widow of Fred V.

Beeler, beloved mother Charles, Mrs. Orpha Osborn, both of Plainfield, and Arthur of Speedway City: grandmother of Louise Nugent, Capt. Fred Osborn, Quantico, passed away Thursday morning, Nov. 25, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Orpha Osborn, in Plainfield.

Services 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Hall Mortuary. Burial Mooresville Cemetery. Friends may call at the mortuary.

BRAWNER-Geo. husband of Della Mae Brawner, father of Mrs. Ralph Duncan and Mrs. John Robinette of Mrs. Roger Ratliff and Mrs.

Leslie Rasdall of R.R. 2, Greenwood, passed away Fri, morning at his home in Old Bargersville. Funeral services Monday, 2 p.m.. at Mount Auburn Methodist Church at Stones Crossing. Friends may call at the residence any time after 6 p.m.

Saturday. BURKHART SERVICE. -Mary Belle, age 75. of Amo, beloved mother of Herschel Bray of Amo, passed away at the home of the son. Funeral services 1:30 p.m.

Amo Baptist Church. Burial West Union Cemetery, near Monrovia. Friends may call the Herschel Bray home In Amo. Campbell and Powell service, Coatesville. BRUCE-Kenny age 60 years, father of Maurice C.

Bruce, brother of Mrs. Alta Reynolds, Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Ethel Fulton, Alfred and Walter Bruce, passed away Wednesday. 2 Funeral Nov.

27, 2 p.m. at the George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington St. Friends invited.

Burial Floral Park Cemetery. BURGESS-1st Lt. Bruce of 804 N. Audubon entered into rest in Italy, Oct. 14, 1943, age 25 years, son of Mrs.

Irene Burgess, brother of Mrs. Mary Graham and David C. Burgess, grandson of Mrs. C. J.

Rollis. Services 1:30 p.m., at Peace Chapel, 2050 E. Mich. St. Friends are welcome.

Burial Washington Park. MORTUARIES. CASTER age 70 of 321 E. 51st husband of Charlotte. father of Arthur brother of Claude Caster of Greentown, Mrs.

Earl Myers, Morgantown, Ind. and also survived by two grandchildren, passed away Thanksgiving Day. Services Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 3 p. m. Friends invited.

Friends may call at mortuary. CHAPIN-Austin age 65 years, of 803 N. Beville husband of Edna Chapin, father of Mrs. Clark Randall of Oak Park, Mrs. Florence McNees of Chicago, Mrs.

Preston Smith, Charles and Austin F. Chapin of city; son of Mrs. Minnie Chapin: brother of Mrs. Leona Mangan of Chicago, and Mrs. Bonnie Wiiliams, Brookville, also 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren, passed away Friday.

Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St. after 7 p.m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, Nov.

29th, 10 a.m. Friends invited. Burial irgton Park. CLARK-John age 68, 91 N. Ewing, husband of Maude B.

Clark, brother of William E. Clark of Martinsville, passed away. Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. New York St. Funeral 2:30 p.m.

Saturday at funeral home. Burial Crown Hill. CLUTTER-Dora J. (D. 59 years old, 223 Hiawatha beloved husband of Edna May Harris Clutter, father of Charles Clutter, Louisville, stepfather of Nugent Brown, Jeffersonville, passed away Thursday p.

m. Services Monday, 1:30 p. m. Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N.

Illinois. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at chapel after noon Saturday. papers please copy. 1 CLUTTER-D.

59 years old. 223 Hiawatha Street, beloved husband of Edna May Clutter, father of Charles Clutter, Adrian, and Robert Clutter, Louisville, stepfather of Nugent Brown, Jeffersonville, passed away Thursday p.m. Funeral arrangements later. Shirley Service. DEHART-Iva, age 54, residence 45 N.

Ewing. wife of Loyd DeHart, mother of Mrs. Roy Arnold, grandmother of Roy Ronald Arnold, sister of Quince Elmore, Crawfordsville, and George Elmore, Indianapolis, passed away Friday a. m. Services Monday, p.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME, 1934 W. MICHIGAN. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at funeral home after 4 p.

m. Saturday. EICKMAN -Henry 62 N. Keystone entered into rest Wednesday, 86 years, husband of Minnie Eickman, father of Charles W. Eickman, brother of Mary Hoff, Mrs.

Henry Koehlar, Mrs. John Moeller and Mrs. Albert Rushcaupt; also survived by four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Services Saturday, 1:30 p.m. at PEACE CHAPEL, 2050 E.

Michigan St. Friends are welcome. Burial Zion Lutheran Cemetery. MOORE MORTUARIES. ETCHISON-Joseph age 83 years, beloved husband of Mary E.

Etchison, father of John H. Etchison, Columbus. John Colvin, Mrs. Cleo Doolittle, Mrs. Ruth Jackson and Mrs.

Nellie Griswold, city; Mrs. Leona Burkhart, Los Angeles, Mrs. Mildred Owens, Columbus, brother of Henry Etchison, Holdenville, 13 grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, passed away in Columbus, Tuesday, Nov. 23. Funeral services at Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E.

New York Saturday, Nov. 27, at 2 p.m. Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home. JONES- Ethel age 45, wife of Olin, mother of Betty Scott, daughter of Layman R.

and Jessie V. Daniels, sister of Margaret Draper, Ray and Fenton Daniels, passed away Friday afternoon. Funeral notice later. J. C.

Wilson Service, MANIER-Lawrence, 1106 Oakland entered into rest Thursday a.m., husband of Flaure Manier, father of Edgar and Robert Manier; also survived by 1 grandson, 2 sisters and 1 brother. Services Saturday, 2 p.m., at A. V. Francis Funeral Home, 1728 College Ave. Friends may call at funeral home Friday, Burial at Washington Park.

Francis Funeral Home. MeATEE-Margaret, 626 N. DeQuincy, wife of William. mother of William and Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. M. Reed, sister of Mrs. Ruth Cumbie, Robert Paul F. and D.

M. Reed died Thursday at Methodist Hospital. Funeral Monday, 8:15, at the KIRBY MORTUARY, Meridian at 19th 9 a.m., Church of the Little Flower. Friends may call at the mortuary. MELLIS-Earl.

65, husband of Genevieve, father of Helen Shaw of Muncie and Olive Miller of Morristown, brother of Maude Howery and Hazel Lewis of. Shelbyville, Paul of Albuquerque, N. Ad Mellis of West Alexandria, Frank of Indianapolis. Funeral services Sunday, 2 p. at E.

L. Frazier Funeral Home, Morristown, Ind. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. MILLER-Bobby, 10, son of Mr.

and Mts. Max Miller, brother of Billy, Jimmy and Mona: grandson of the late Earl Mellis and Mrs. Mellis and Mrs. Anna Miller. Funeral services Sunday, 2 p.

at E. L. Frazier Funeral Home. Morristown Ind. Friends invited.

Friends may call at the funeral home any time. 19c NICOLL- Charles B. (Scotty) age 86. 331 N. Sherman husband of Emma Schrader Nicoll, father of Mrs.

Hugh M. Mason, grandfather Mrs. Wayne Kispert and Mary Emlee Mason, passed away Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 3925 E. New York St. Funeral 1:30 p.m.

Saturday at funeral home. Burial Crown Hill. PEYTON-Harvey, father Howard and Geneva Tate of Danville, brother of Amanda Bartlett of Roachdale, passed away Friday. Services Sunday, 2 p.m.. at the Cox Funeral Home, North Salem, Ind.

Friends may call at the funeral home. Cox Funeral Service. 1931 may call at the above address from 7 p.m. Saturday to 11 a.m. Monday, Funeral Monday, Nov.

29, p.m. at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park THOMAN-Mary, 1247.

N. Emerson widow of Henry Thoman, mother of John. Charles and Otto Thoman, city; Mrs. Bertha Kalker, Erlanger, sister of John W. Rupp, city, passed away at daughter's residence in Erlanger, Nov.

25, age 87 yrs. Funeral service Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E. New Monday, 2. p.m.. Burial Crown, Hill.

Friends may call at funeral home after 1 p.m. Sunday. New Terminal Begun By Haeckl's Express By ROBERT KELLUM Haeckl's Express, big Midwest trucking firm, has started a new $125,000 terminal here that will be a model for the industry nationally. It also will be a direct contribution to improvement of traffic routing in and around Indianapolis. Joseph F.

O'Brien, terminal manager for the company which now has local headquarters at 942 Daly Street, believes the new location-on 16 acres of ground at 3333 English Avenue will tie in exceptionally well with new truck routing plans being studied by Mayor Al Feeney. "We know that much improvement in truck routing is possible here," O'Brien said. "And we think this new development by our company is going to contribute to that end because it is away from present congested areas." Haeckl's terminal will be 475 by 300 feet, with dock space having 24 doors. There will be a large garage and office building. Drivers and dock workers will have the very latest in accommodations, such as recreation room, showers and similar facilities.

Since Haeckl's, which has been going since 1918, overnight service to Cincinnati. Chicago, Hamilton Dayton, Columbus, Springfield and other points, it expects to save at least a half hour on running time with the new terminal away from the more central traffic of Indianapolis. Other cities are developing the belt routes for trucking and firm looks for much more along this line here in the next few years to provide better handling of the heavy hauling. The firm is making sites available to other carriers on the 16 acres, if they care to acquire them, so that a center for this type of business is in prospect. Dividend Payers Abbott Laboratories -Declared an extra dividend of 35 cents and a regular quarterly dividend of 65 cents a share, both payable Jan.

3 to shareholders of record Dec. 7. Botany Mills, a year-end dividend of $1 on common stock, payable Jan. 1 to holders of record Dec. 20.

Babcock Wilcox CompanyDeclared extra dividends of $1 in cash and 5 per cent in stock, payable Dec. 20 to holders record Dec. 3, and a $1 dividend, payable Jan. 31, to stock of record Jan. 14.

Stromberg-Carlson CompanyDeclared a stock dividend of one common share for every 10 shares held, payable Jan. 1 to holders of record Dec. 15. Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, a quarterly dividend of cents and extra of 50 cents, both payable Dec. 21, to holders of record Dec.

4. Reserve Condition Washington, Nov. 26 A'-The Federal Reserve Board reported tonight the condition of the 12 Federal Reserve banks combined at the close of business Wednesday was (in thousands of dollars): ASSETS Gold certificates 22,255,431 Redemption fund for Federal Reserve notes 627,250 Total gold certificate reserves 22,882,681 Other cash 255,486 Discounts and advances 581,864 Industrial loans 980 U.S. Government securties: Bills 5.025.794 Certificates 6.020.619 Notes 780.950 Bonds 11.165.827 Total United States government securities 22.993,190 Total loans and securities. 23,576,934 Due from foreign 49 Federal Reserve notes of other banks 135.940 Uncollected items 2,761,924 Bank premises 32.240 Other assets 223.088 Total assets 49,867,442 LIABILITIES Federal Reserve notes 24.166,269 Deposits: Member bank reserve accounts 19,934,421 United States treasurer general account 1.650.293 Foreign 465.940 Other 456.204 Total deposits 22.506.858 Deferred availability, Items.

2,397,357 Other liabilities, including ACcrued, dividends 14,503 Total liabilities 49,084,987 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital paid in 200.184 Surplus (Sec. 7) 448,189 Surplus Sec. 13-B) 106,539 27.543 Other capital accounts Total liabilities and capital accounts 49.867,442 Ratio of gold certificate reserves to deposit and Federal Reserve note liabilities combined. 49 per cent. Commitments to make industrial loans, 6,097.

WHOLESALE PRODUCE Following prices are for produce delivered at Indianapolis (quotations by the Indiana Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association and are on case-returned basis) Eggs-Grade A large, Grade 59c a dozen: 52c: Grade Grade A medium, 50c; large, A small, 41c; Grade C. 32c. Poultry (quotations paid by the Wadley Company, delivered at Indianapolis): lbs, Hens-Over Leghorns. lbs. 29c per lb: 28c; 24c: springers, under 5 lbs.

28c: Leghorn springers, 25c; Butterfat-No. roosters, 17c: 58c; No. No. 2 2. poultry 55c.

4c less. 1, PRODUCE IN OTHER CITIES Cincinnati: Nov. 26 (P)-Eggs (cases Included) medium, consumer large. graded, A 64 wholesale graded, extra large. medium 6 per rent quality, current receipts, Poultry-Fowls.

heavy, 4 lbs and over. 31 fryers Leghorn to 5 and light, heavy up lbs, roasters, 'urkeys, young hens, 55 heavy brollers. young toms over 20 lbs. ducks young 4 lbs, 34c; geese, young, toms under 20 lbs, over Butter wholesale) -1-lb prints. 66c: prints, 54c; regular.

prints, 51c. 67c. ButterIb fat-Premium, receipts, Chicago, 285,412 Nov. pounds: prices unchanged 26 (P) -Butter-Nervous: pound 90 lower; and 89 93 C. score 61.5c.

AA Eggs and to 92 A. -Irregular; receipts, 11,160 cases; prices 62c; unchanged. Live poultry-Slow: 2c receipts. a pound 12 trucks; prices unchanged roasters at except b. lower outside on New York, Nov.

26 York (P)-Eggs-Receipts. 15,366 cases; steady. Midwestern, New mixed spot colors- quotations follow: extra large, Fancy extra 2 large, heavyweights, extra dirties, 1 medium, checks. pullets, 48c; Fancy extra heavyweights. 2 large, extra 1 extra large.

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Of Terre (Spl.) Justus Paul Dies In East Funeral services are being arranged at Hartford, for Justus Paul, 55 years old, former Butler athlete, who died there Thursday. Born in Canada, Mr. Paul was the son of the Rev. Charles T. Paul, president of the College of Missions of the Disciples of Christ Church for 30 years.

Captain of Butler's football team in 1913, Mr. Paul won letters in both basketball and football at Butler. He was graduated in 1915. iS: Following his World War I service, he acted as graduate manager of athletics from 1920 to 1925 at the university under H. O.

(Pat) Page. Mr. Paul was in the furniture business at Ritter Avenue and Washington Street eight years. In 1933 he went to Hartford as the representative of an insurance company. He was a member of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.

Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Hazel Gay Paul, Hartford, daughter of Elmer Gay, 2523 CenAvenue; his mother, Mrs. Charles T. Paul, Hartford; a son, Justice Paul Hartford, and a daughter, Mrs. Robert Loomis, Paris, France.

Mrs. Boerger Dies, Wife Of Organist Funeral services for Mrs. Caroline. M. Boerger, 77 years old, who died Wednesday in the home of a daughter, Mrs.

N. P. Hermann, 1640 Union Street, will be held at 9 a.m. Monday in Lauck Funeral Home and at 9:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart Catholic Church.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Mrs. Boerger was the of Prof. J.

Boerger, organist and choirmaster at Sacred Heart Church and teacher and music master at Sacred Heart High School for 25 years until 1937 when he and Mrs. 'Boerger moved to California. They moved back to Indianapolis this year to live with their daughter. Born at Fort Recovery, Mrs. Boerger lived here 25 years.

She was a member of the Christian Mothers of Sacred Heart Church and the Third Order of St. Francis. Other survivors, besides the husband and Mrs. Hermann, include three sons, C. F.

Boerger, Chicago, and Roman and Edward Boerger, Los Angeles; another daughter, Mrs. E. Karl Klein, Delta, and a sister, Mrs. Catherine Sonderman, Indianapolis. Rites Tomorrow For Pvt.

Russell Funeral services for Pvt. Marvin L. Russell, killed Aug. 7, 1943, in Sicily, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Mount Pleasant Christian Church.

Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. He was 20 years old. Born in Warren County, Pvt. Russell attended Glenns Valley Grade School and Southport High School and was graduated from Center Grove High School. He was a member of Mount Pleasant Christian Church.

He was employed a short time by the American Tent Awning Company before entering service. He was a supply truck driver for the 15th Infantry. Survivors include the parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Charles Russell, R.R.1, Greenwood, and three brothers, Raymond, Earl and Archie Russell, Greenwood.

Mrs. Frank Page Mrs. Dora Page, 51 years old, 1222 Lafayette Street, died yesterday in her home. Born at Hopkinsville, Mrs. Page lived in Indianapolis 34 years.

She was a member of the 25th Street Baptist Church. Survivors include the husband, Frank Page; three daughters, Mrs. Helena Langford, Mrs. Rose Baker and Mrs. Frances Owens, Indianapolis; three sons, James, Harold and Joseph Gains, Indianapolis; five sisters, Mrs.

Bertha Grisby, Terre Haute; Mrs. Emaline Mitchell, Madison, and Mrs. Maggie Carter, Mrs. Nellie Smith and Mrs. Laura Primus, Indianapolis; two brothers, Joe Daniel Royster, Indianapolis, and seven grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the 25th Street Baptist Church. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Mrs. Loyd DeHart Mrs.

Iva DeHart, 56 years old, 45 North Ewing Street, an Indianapolis resident 33 years, died yesterday in St. Vincent's Hospital. She was born in Crawfordsville. Survivors include the husband, Loyd DeHart; a daughter, Mrs. Roy Arnold, Indianapolis; two brothers, Quince Elmore, fordsville, and George Elmore, Indianapolis, and one grandson.

Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in Conkle Funeral Home. Burial will be in Floral Park Cemetery. Death Notices Indianapolis Star, Nov 7, 1941 RUSSELL-Pvt. Marvin 20, Greenwood R.

son of Charles and Esther Russell, brother Raymond, Earl and Archie, passed away In Sicily, Aug. 7, 1943. Services Sunday, 2 p.m. at the Mt. Pleasant Christian Church, Friends invited.

Burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Friends may call at the home, mile south of Glens Valley on the Morgantown Rd. J. C.

Wilson Service. TOMEY-Julian Mark. age 62. of 943 Park beloved husband of Lenora Tomey and father of Mrs. Evelyn A.

Smith of Gainesville. Staff Sgt. Ray L. and Robert O. Tomey, and brother of Mrs.

Mary L. Hart Anderson, and survived by 5 grandchildren, passed away Wednesday a.m. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p.m., from Shirley Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois St. Burial Floral Park.

Friends may call at the chapel. Haeckl's officers, addition to Mr. O'Brien, are Charles Haeckl, J. B. Conroy, vicepresident; E.

G. Haeckl, secretary-treasurer; Ryan Hall, general manager, and Frank Stehlin, sales manager. Central offices are in Hamilton, Twenty-two drivers of the Annual Foster Freight Line have received awards AcciRecords." honors went to James French and LesRyder, who have driven 15 'years and' 10 years, respectively, with no chargeable accidents. Ryder recently was promoted to driver trainer and was instrumental in training the drivers who won the Indiana State Championship and the Kentucky State Championship, driving contest for Foster. Twenty other received awards for no accidents records ganging, Harris, from one to vice-president four years.

and safety and personnel manager, announced combined total for these drivers was 58 no accident years. 'The awards presented by Howard E. Fairweather, district supervisor of the InCommerce Commission, Indianapolis. Livestock LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS Hogs Cattle Calves Sheep 9,075 700 175 1,900 Week 5,378 821 238 1,100 Year ago 8,129 570 291 3,688 RANGE OF HOG PRICES Heavy Medium Light Nov.18 21.00-22.00 21.50-22.00 19 19.50-21.75 21.75-22.25 21.75-22.75 22 21.00-23.25 22.00-23.00 22.75-23.50 23 20.50-22.75 22.25-22.75 22.75-23.25 24 21.50-23.50 23.00-24.00 23.50-24.00 26 21.50-23.50 22.75-23.75 23.50-24.00 Prices of hogs yesterday ruled unchanged to 25 cents a hundredweight lower than Wednesday. Prices of sows and pigs were Common and medium light steers and heifers were listed unchanged at $19 to $24.

Prices of good cows were strong, instances 25 to 50 cents higher on sales at $19.50 to $22. Common and medium kinds held at $17.25 to $19.50: canners and cutters, $14.25 to $17. Bulls and calves also were fully steady. Top for good bulls was $22.50 and good vealers bulked at $30 to $32.50. Good and choice lambs, selling at $26 to $26.50, were up fully $1 a 100 Medium and good iambs gained 50 pounds.

cents to $1 at $23 to common and medium sorts were up 50 cents at $20.50 to $23. A three-car shipment of good and choice yearlings was sold at $23, or $1 higher. Fat sheep were firm and unchanged at $7 to $9: common and medium sheep were quoted at $5.50 to $6.50, also steady, HOGS Extreme top $24.25 Good. 160 to 225 Ibs 23.50 24.00 Good, 225 to 270 22.75@23.75 Good. 270 300 lbs 22.00 23.00 Good.

300 350 lbs 21.50@22.25 Good, 100 to 160 lbs 19.50 sOws Light, smooth $18.00 Extremely heavy, 18.00@18.50 SLAUGHTER CATTLE AND CALVES Choice, 700 to 900 lbs. Choice. 900 to 1,100 lbs 33.00@36.50 Choice, 1.100 to 1,300 lbs 33.00@36.50 Good. 700 to 900 lbs. 27.00 Good.

900 to 1,100 Good. Medium, 1,100 1.100 to to 1,300 lbs 27.50@33.00 1,300 lbs 23.50@27.50 Medium. 700 to 1.100 lbs 23.50 Common, 700 to 1.100 lbs 18.50 Heifers600 to 800 lbs 31.00 33.50 Choice. 800 to 1,100 31.00@33.50 Good. 600 to 800 lbs 26.50@31.00 Good.

800 to 1,000 lbs. 26.50 Medium, 500 to 900 lbs. 23.00 26.50 Common 17.50 CowsGood, all weights 19.00@21.00 Medium, all weights 18.00 Cutters and common, 'all wts 15.50@18.00 Canners, all 13.00@15.50 Bulls (yearlings excluded) Sausage, good. all 22.00@22.50 Beef. good.

all weights. 22.00 Sausage, cutters and common, all weights 20.00 22.00 Calves, Common good and choice 30.00 32.50 and medium 20.00@30.00 LAMBS AND SHEEP Strictly choice spring lambs. $26.50 Good and choice 26.00 26.50 Medium and good 23.00 Common and medium 20.500 SheepCommand and choice good 7.00 5.500 9.00 6.50 fully steady. Cattle and calves also held a steady course but prices of fat lambs and yearlings were up $1 a hundredweight. Most good hogs in the 160 to 225-pound weight group brought $23.50 to $24, while weightier hogs moved within a price spread of $21.50 for big 300 to 350-pound hogs to $22 to $23 for stock averaging 270 tO 300 pounds.

Pigs brought $19.50 to $22.50. Most good sows were sold at $19 to $19.75, with a few choice, light sows at $20 and $20.50. Some big, rough sows weighing more than 550 pounds brought $18 to $18.75. Trading was active and all stock was cleared, readily. MARKET FOR all classes of slaughter cattle was moderately active and prices were little changed.

Three loads of good and choice steers took a top price of $33. and other load lots good grade steers fetched $30.50 to $31.50. A load of steers rating medium and good landed at $29. Two loads of medium-grade heifers were noted at $25. LIVESTOCK BY WIRE Chicago, Nov.

26 -Live hogs lost 50 cents per hundred weight today in an active postholiday trade on expanded supplies. Cattle were steady and sheep were firm to 50 cents higher. 50c lower: top, $23.50: 170 to 240 lbs. $23 23.25: 250 to 270 lbs. 23: 280 to 300 lbs.

good and choice sows under 400 lbs, 20.50: few up to $21: 400 to 550 lbs, Cattle-300: calves, 400: steady; load choice 1.029-lb steers topped at $36: medium to choice steers, $23 34.50; common down to $20: good to choice heifers. common to medium, good beef cows. canners and cutters. bulls $23.50 down: vealers $31; 4-H calf club show throwouts, $39.75 down; mostly $35 to $39. lambs 25c to 50c higher: top choice clippers to $25.85: ewes firm.

Cincinnati, Nov. 26 50 to 75c lower: sows steady, 25c lower: 160 to 240 lbs. 23.50: 240 to 250 lbs. 270 to 300 lbs, $22 22,50: and choice sows. 350 lbs down.

250 to 550 lbs. Cattle900. calves 200: steers. heifers strong. 50c higher: cows and bulls steady: vealers strong to $1 higher; good heifers 28.65: common to medium, common and medium 24.25: canner, cutter and common cows, 18.50: medium and good bulls.

cutters down to $17: good and choice vealers. common and medium, Sheen-200. steady: medium to choice lambs. few $25.50 good yearling ewes $12; mature ewes Louisville. Nov.

26 steadv to 25c lower: 180 to 260 23.75: no heavier butchers offered: sows weak: bulk 20. few to $21. Cattle-300: steady: medium and good steers. good steers to $28: one 32-head lot good and choice steers. $32: common and medium steers and heifers.

common and medium cows. $18420: canners and cutters, medium and good bulls. Calves-350: vealers $1 to $2 lower: good and choice. common and medium, Sheen400: steady; good and choice lambs, $22.50 medium and good. 25.50: common and medium.

culls to $15: medium and good ewes steady at SUGAR AND COFFEE SUGAR New York, Nov. 26 -Domestic sugarFutures No. 5 closed 2 points higher to 3 points lower; sales, 41 contracts. High Low Close December 5.35 5.34 15.34 March 5.13 5.10 5.12 May 5.12 5.11 July 5.12 5.11 September 5.10 5.10 Raw sugar spot. 5.68 cents.

COFFEE New York, Nov. 26 Santos No. 4 closed at 28 cents, nominal: cost and freight offerings include Santos Bourbons 3s at 27 to 28.50 cents, nominal, and 5s, 24.80 to 26.45 cents. nominal. Santos No.

4 "D' futures closed 33 to 45 cents higher; sales. 52 contracts. High Low Close December 24.00 23.90 March 23.25 23.19 May 22.75 22.66 July 22.05 22.05 122.22 September 21.67 21.44 21.67 Nominal. POTATOES AT WHOLESALE Chicago, Nov. 26 P-(USDA) -PotatoesArrivals, 147 cars: on track, 289; total United States shipments Wednesday, 1,031, and Thursday, 272: supplies, moderate; demand slow; market steady: Idaho Russet Burbanks.

utilities $2.85, mixed $3.60. 2 Cards of Thanks HEIMS-I wish to thank the relatives, neighbors and friends for flowers, sympathy and kindness shown me at the recent death of my husband, George Thomas Helms. Especially the Rev. McMillan, the Masonic order, the Eastern Star, the Service Club, and all who helped. Mrs.

Anna Heims. ATTO: heartfelt thanks wish to to the express relatives. our friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes extended at the death of our beloved daughter, Barbara Joan ton. We especially wish to thank the Rev. Charles Johnson, the doctors and nurses of Methodist Hospital and the Shirley Brothers' Funeral Home.Mother.

Father and Sisters. 3-A Mausoleums Washington Park Mausoleum Permanent crypts available in the present building for immediate use. Reservations for space are being accepted in the North Wing Addition in advance of construction at a considerable saving. For information. call IR.

8383 of IR. 4677. Washington Park Mausoleum CROWN HILL MAUSOLEUM TA. 4561 list Ex- Stocks PaticanCo Net PeninTel Chng. Pennroad pi PaDxCwr PepBoys Pepperell PhillipsP PionrGld 2 PittsMet 3, RKOoptw RathPck RaymCnpf RaythnM RelShoe ReeDGds RichRad RioGVG RmeCble 2 RoweCorp RyanAro RynCPet StLwrnce pi SaltDOil SamsonU SavoyOil SchlteDA ScovilIM SegiLkH SibyShoe SelIndus cv SemirRB SntniRad SentrySC Shat-Den SherwnW ShwWmC ShCpAA Silex SmplctyP SingrMfg SolarAirc SolarMfg Sonotone SoCoast SoPennOl SWPPL SCEcupf cv pi SoCEdpf Estimated 000 shares.

246,823 Net Net Close Chng. Stocks Close Chng. pf 41 2 SouPipeL SouRoyal StdDrdgpt 3 StoilKy pi 110 2 StndProd StdThm 1-16 StrrttCrp StiCoCan 17 22 9 SterlEng StringInc -R- StinnesH SunbmCp SPCem 15 1 25- 54 -T- 334 TampaEl 27. Technicir 27 TishmnR ThinRoy TadShyds TolEdpf TonphMn 891- 27 TransLux 4 7 TriCntwr TngSILp -U- -S- UnxcliCh 73- UnGCan UOilCalpf 10 UntAPrd Unit Cpwr 5-16-1-16 2. UnitElas UnitGas 19 UnLRys 20 UnShoeM 50 pf 23 USAirCd 134 USFoilB 3 USRadtr 6 USRbRc 13 UnitdStrs UniCns01 36 20 UnivProd 24 UtahIdaS -V- ValsprCp 230 6 VenziPet 6 91 VenezSyn 9 -W- WacoAir 3 WaittBdpf 3 WithmWt 23- Wrnr Are 1 18 WinnpgE WiscPLpf 98 WdallInd WrghtHg total stock sales today.

Total stock sales a year ago, shares. Grain Market Chicago, Nov. 26. AP-Grain futures on the Chicago Board of Trade: Range of futures: Close Wheat-Open High Low Nov.26 Nov.24 2.40 2.40¾ 2.37¾ 2.37⅞ 2.39¼ 2.30⅞ 2.31⅜ 2.28¾ 2.29 2.30¼ July. 2.14¼ 2.14¾ 2.12 2.12 2.13¾ 2.13¼ 2.10¾ 2.10¾ 2.11⅞ 1.46¾ 1.48 1.44½ 1.44¾ 1.45⅞ May.

1.51½ 1.52½ 1.49½ 1.49⅝ 1.49⅞ July. 1.51½ 1.49¼ 1.49¼ 1.49⅞ Sept. 1.45⅞ 1.46½ 1.44 1.44⅜ 1.44⅞ .85 May. .791 July. .73 .73 Sept.

RyeDec. 1.80 1.80 1.77 1.77 1.78½ May. 1.77 1.77 1.74½ 1.74½ 1.75½ SoybeansDec 2.77¾ 2.79¾ 2.73 2.73¼ 2.76¾ March. 2.75½ 2.76¾ 2.70 2.70½ 2.74 2.73½ 2.74¾ 2.68 2.68 2.71¾ July. 2.69¾ 2.70 2.64 2.64 2.67¼ 19.20 19.22 19.00 19.00 19.12 18.95 18.95 18.70 18.70 18.80 March.

18.80 18.87 18.57 18.60 18.72 May. 18.77 18.77 18.60 18.60 18.65 18.55 18.55 18.55 18.55 18.57 GRAIN PRICES CURRENT Chicago, 26 -Wheat-None. Corn-No. 2 yellow, No. 3, No.

4, 1.38½; No. 5, sample grade, Oats-No. 1 extra heavy mixed, sample grade mixed, No. 1 heavy white, No. 1 extra heavy white, No.

2 heavy white, 91c; 3 heavy white medium, No. 4 heavy white medium, Barley nominal-Malting. $1.26 feed, seed per hundredweight nominal-sweet clover, $15 timothy, SoybeansNo. 3 yellow, track country station Illinois and Indiana. Minneapolis, Nov.

26 (P)-Wheat-Receipts today 204; year ago 289. Trading basis up 1c to 5c. Prices down 10 up Cash: No. 1 dark northern or No 1 northern, 12 to 16 protein, 1 cent premium for heavy; grade discounts; No. 2, 1c to 3c; No.

3. 2c to 8c. No. 1 hard No. dark hard winter, No.

1 fancy milling durum, No. choice milling durum, No. 1 red durum, Corn-No. 2 yellow, Oats-No. 3 white, Rye-No.

2, Flax-No. 1, $6.00. Soybeans-To arrive, $2.67. Kansas City, Nov. 26 (P)-Wheat-187 cars.

Up 2c to down 1c. No. 2 hard and dark hard, No. 3, No. 2 red.

nominal: No. 3, nominal. Corn-183 cars. 2 cents higher to 1 cent lower. No.

2 white, nominal: No. 3. nominal: No. 2 yellow, No. 3.

Oats-6 cars. Up to No. 2 white, nominal; No. 3, nominal. Milo nominal.

LOCAL CASH GRAIN The following bids were received yesterday at the Indianapolis Board of Trade for grain in carlots on a rate of 55c a hundredweight (f 0 shipping point to New York Wheat-Weak: No. red winter, $2.25: No. 2 red, $2.24: No. 1 hard, $2 24; No. 2 hard, $2.23.

Corn (new)Firm: No. 2 yellow. $1.28: No. yellow. No.

2 white. $1.33: No. 3 white, $1.31. Oats-Steady: No. white.

83c: No. 2 red. 83c. Soybeans-No. yellow (new).

$2.56. TRUCK GRAIN PRICES following bids were received yesterday They the local mills for grain delivered by truck: No. 2 red winter wheat. $2.18. Corn-No.

2. white (shelled) No. 2 yellow (shelled) $1,18. Oats-No. 2 white.

80c. Soybeans- No. 2 yellow (new), $2.45. MONEY AND EXCHANGE Indianapolis bank clearings yesetrday were $8,576,000 which compare with $9,465.000 for the corresponding dav of last year. Bank debits were $23,023,000 against 000 000 00 000 00 000 0 000 a year ago.

New York, Nov. 26 7P-Closing foreign exchange rates follow: Canadian dollar in New York open market, per cent discount or 92.43¾ United States cents, off of a cent. Europe- Britain pound) unchanged: Great Britain 30-day futures. $4.03 unchanged; Great Britain 60-day futures, $4.02 unchanged: Great Britain 90-day futures, $4.02 unchanged; France (franc), of a cent, unchanged: Italy (lira) November fixed rate October Sweden (krona) 27.85c, unchanged: Switzerland (franc) (free) 2.512c. off .23 of a cent.

Latin-AmericaArgentina (free). 20.91c, unchanged; Brazil (free), 5.50c, unchanged; Mexico, 14.53c. unchanged. PRIMARY DRY GOODS New York. Nov.

26 cotton textile market was steady today due to scarcity of print cloths and other popular constructions for the balance of the year. There was some buying of bag sheetings for delivery in the first quarter of next year. Sales of print cloths were scattered. Wool goods were quiet, reflecting the slow rate of reorders for spring woolens and worsteds. Rayon goods were quiet.

Funeral Directors CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 MICHIGAN FR. 9623 ALL FAITHS PAUL E. DORSEY FUNERALS 3925 E. New York St. IR.

1173. FLANNER BUCHANAN W. FALL CREEK PKWY. TA. 3377 GRINSTEINERS 1601 E.

New York MA. 5374 G. H. Herrmann 1505 S. East St.

MA 8488. HISEY TITUS 951 N. Delaware LI. 3828 JONES HURT Shefleld Chapel 2226 Shelby GA. 2570 KIRBY MORTUARY MERIDIAN AT 19TH.

WA. 3331 McCARTY MORTUARY McCarty, 2815 Shelby GA.4284 MEYER ABDON 1509 Prospect. MA. 6802. RICHARDSON FUNERAL HOME 1349 MADISON AVE.

FR. 5555 ROBERT W. STIRLING 1420-22 Prospect MA. 6576. ROYSTER ASKIN 1902 N.

Mer. Mortuary 2310 W. Wash. SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

Illinois at 10th LI. 5409 SPEAKS FINN 1639 N. MERIDIAN WA. 2680. SPEEDWAY CHAPEL AUBURN AT 16TH.

MA. 1234 Farley Funerals, 1604 W. Morris St. USHER MORTUARY 2313 W. WASH.

MA. 9352, MA. 9352 VOIGT. MORTUARY Nation-Wide Funeral Service 1632 S. MERIDIAN.

FR. 5717. J. C. WILSON "Chapel of the Chimes" AMBULANCE SERVICE 1234 Prospect MA.

9433 6 Florists--Memorials For a One flower service call W. C. BERTERMANN FLOWERLAND DELIVER 9600 E. WASH. IR.

1138 ASPERGERS FLOWERS From our greenhouses. 3403 Boulevard PI. WA. 2409 FLOWERS OF QUALITY CORRECTLY ARRANGED John Grande Sons, FR. 3525 BERTERMAN BROS.

CO. for fine flowers. 241 Mass. Ave. Tel.

RI. 2333, day or night. Free delivery. Telegraph service. 8 Lost and Found HELP US feed lost pets until homes are found.

Home for Friendless Animals, Indpls. 5, Ind. 15-INCH black blanket beagle hound lost in the vicinity of 86th St. and Rd. 29; child's pet.

Finder advise. Wm. E. Lombard, 2614 N. LaSalle, Indpls.

CH. 3890. Reward. LOST -Red female hound, green collar, ans. to Dixie, near Lizton.

Call CH. 0337-W. Reward. LOST -Man'S white gold oblong Gruen wrist watch, with white gold link band. Reward.

CH. 3776. LOST (52d -Black St.) suede trolley, purse E. on Mich. Central or Reward.

IR. 2317. GOOD HOMES for 6 mo. old male hunting dog. Lovely cats and kittens.

INDIANA S.P.CA. MA. 8776 LOST -Brown alligator purse in vic. of North Pole Rest. or 38th and Ill.

Reward. TA. 1163. LOST -Boston male with harness and leash in accident at 67th and Raymond St. MA.

5971. Reward. LOST-Wallet. valuable papers. Please return Robert Fortune, 5723 N.

Meridian. Keep money, BR. 9546. 9 Personals Dr. Fred M.

Hickman, Dentist 18 now located entire 5th floor Marion 10 Ohio corner of Meridian, near Post Office, formerly 301 Roosevelt Bldg L1. 7022. YOU STILL HAVE TIME to get bronze baby shoes for Xmas giving, plain or beautifully mounted, pick up and delivery service. FR. 8920.

ADAMS LUNCHROOM Open 8 a. m. to 12 midnight. Home cooking. Good food.

Fine service. Manager. Geneva Cash, 444 N. Davidson. THE FERFECT FAMILY XMAS GIFT Have those old photographs or tintypes restored.

We specialize on restoration and copy work. Come in for a free estimate. Roger Studio, 20 N. Penn. FALSE TEETH REPAIRED No delayl Ll.

9030 108 E. Wash. Bldg, DR. HAMER, DENTIST ANY person who witnessed bus smashing fender of Ford car at Capitol Wash. S.E.

corner, Nov. 23. about 11:15 a.m., contact IR. 0541 eves. DETECTIVE, PRIVATE Licensed, bonded, confidential.

Free consultation. Mike Gregory, MA. 0483 FUR RESTYLING Indiana Fur 114 E. Wash. CLAYPOOL FLOWER SHOP Wreaths, flowers, gifts, delivered.

CLAYPOOL HOTEL RI. 5028 MORE PEP. relieve symptoms of stipation and dizziness with "MISSION LIVER PILLS" 19c at Hook's Dependable Drugstores BABY for adoption at birth. Need help desperately. Only those financially able need apply.

Address Box 1765, Star. Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs For rent sale BAKER BROTHERS, 233 N. Del ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS may reached through P. O. Box 1474.

Indianapolis. or by telephone. FR 2743. LICENSED MATERNITY HOME Can offer care to unmarried girls. Call WA.

8019 for information. NEW ADDING MACHINES NOW. LI. 9470. Rent or bi buy.

18 mos. to pay. CALL FURS RESTYLED- -RELINED 829 College. CA. 5781.

FOR HIRE-NEW STATION WAGON and driver. Very reas. Address Box 370, Star. 4-DAY RUG CLEANING SERVICE SUPERIOR RUG CLEANERS 340 N. KEYSTONE MA.

7309 SHAMPOO" AND FINGER WAVE Ind. Beauty Col. 108 E. Wash. RI.

5912 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (WEST phoning AROUST7 or P.O. Box 5514. SIDE may De reached Dy FANCY Christmas cards made from your negatives. Pictures taken in your home. FR.

5072. WAKE UP Service. Will call, you any hour. 75c per wk. ID.

2553. DOES YOUR HANDWRITING SAY? LI. 5961. Additional Ads on Next Page York, Nov. 26 AP-The investment listed in the following table are in on an organized exchange and records are available.

They repthe prices at which 8 particular willing to trade in the following: Bid Asked Bid Asked 3.61 3.95 KeysCK2 20.14 21.98 3.60 3.94 S3 10.91 11.91 18.55 20.05 S4 4.32 4.73 15.50 16.76 Knickbkr 4.50 4.93 15.78 17.29 Manhat 7.16 7.85 30.23 32.50 MassInvs 24.21 26.17 12.65 13.69 Mutual 13.49 14.75 23.38 25.00 NatiInvst 8.39 9.07 23.03 24.90 NSSer-Inc 4.30 4.70 9.07 5.64 Sr-Stk 4.92 5.38 13.22 14.49 Sr -Sic 3.33 3.64 42.51 45.71 New Eng 13.87 14.87 4.88 5.23 NYStkAut 5.80 6.36 9.54 6.02 Chem 9.86 10.81 5.65 6.13 Divrs 10.48 11.49 6.41 6.96 ElcEq 7.47 8.19 6.97 7.56 Metals 8.47 9.28 6.77 7.35 Oils 14.99 16.43 7.19 7.80 Steel 7.85 8.60 4.45 4.84 Putnam 14.25 15.32 4.73 5.14 SelAmSh 10.14 10.97 4.46 4.85 StateStrt 46.00 49.00 20.27 21.91 UnionBB 17.31 18.42 16.17 17.64 5,87 9.10 9.93 Welingtn 16.35 17.85.