Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 13

13 LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Monday Evening March 17 1941 THE MARKETS TODAY Stocks Chicago Grain (urnished by Landon Bros Co) (urnished by Lanrnon Bros Co) Prices at 1:30 for a three day visit a lower 25 flocks to pro more AS COLD WAVE Pioneer Preacher CUTS RECEIPTS RILEY Poultry arm Ritchie 62 and 1922 Kossuth street follow Rippetoe entered the min RAINSVILLE was Comes! looked $106 quota Phillips Co PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone 2879 BO 00 to 250 9 60 600 COOK with GAS 00 8 85 530 we can 6 Approved bull 6 6 6 QUEEN CITY 9 50 25 South Third 7 RO Ground oats DIAL 2123 2 2 59 Eg 65c sample grade 1 S3 hen vy Phone 8028 501 Columbia St SEWER and CULVERT PIPE receipts) SEPTIC TANKS rars The Rus the THE RUG SHOP who Seed Treatments lbs rooster up SO A ears IM I 1 i 1 00 00 00 "Sapphira and 8 8 6 5 5 than 82 2 1 the the Paul Albany Mr and of at see the 9 20o ISC 7o10c10e 6o 14 of Indian Saturday as an over near there automobile and class of church met at George Wotring chorus from Mrs Rose' Her dish 35 46 Sc cot Won't Thou rode the closed Treft HOLC HOLC their Ruth un to 240 330 RAGRANT PINE VAPORS RELIEVE MISERIES Dana Wave 66 14c 68 Uc sup early 50 00 65 75 HEADON CRASH Chowning 75 retired dnwn 11 00 50 8 50 50 down books Work 7090 livability rcc contest aver Your Doctor's Prescriptions Are ollowed aithfully Order Screens and Screen Doors Early on Sqoti those watm spring days Order chicks of the to elsewhere most un 8 5 4 4 4 4 2 1 mature bird So it contents trouble between Mrs Ben Ruth Mrs Sipes on White ribbons were WOOL have mov farm to south end is install after which fu CATTIB strong ORMALDEHYDE CERASAN CIO MAY AGREE TO MEDIATION PLAN WASHINGTON March (AP) President Roosevelt and Philip Murray president of the CIO con ferred today on the proposal for a federal mediation board to han dle labor disputes in defense in dustries and there were indica brass mounted showharness the Black Rock Slock arm Rocks are one egg laying and with good egg egg production and He 1891 min 1920 Rip HENRY POOR LUMBER CD PHONE 3083 Bent Wilson Made New City ireman Bent Wilson 34 of 2810 East Main street was appointed a member of the city fire depart ment by the board of works Mon day Mayor A Killian presid ing on recommendation of Wil liam Koerner fire chief More than 100 applications were receiv ed to fill the vacancy caused by Roy (Tobe) retirement Of the applicants four others were considered including Charles Lehnen Howard Mickler Wil liam Ashby and Edward (Pat) Reeves Ernest Collins of 1116 El Grande avenue requested the board to continue street improve ment in air Park addition by black topping streets He was told the project will be continued when warm weather permits Myers killed turned of an Williamsport 1425 Wabash 1209 132 church as morning ses appeared on Paul Coch Mrs Dennis Hufford Gochenour Mrs Lida Carl Metzger and Mrs A covered No Triumphs sunnlip light account stead uniphs crate are changing the practical at steady Charles Quinn jr 30 Connersville were hurt 160 600 190 60 65 85 85 65 bro ftp over 4 lbs bro frj under 4 lbs bro sp oer 4 lbs bro frys under 4 lbs want 300 some time What a John Pepler 406 North Ellsworth Harry Haslet James Barton Olon Payne Daniel Stong sixth Joseph Royer of is a patient at the hospital Indianapolis neth Allen 118 both of Washing ton rank Storms 40 of Vincen nes was killed and loyd King 38 also of Vincennes injured as an automobile turned over Satur day night on Highway 31 north of ranklin Willard Chasteen 49 of Ander son was killed by an automobile Saturday night on state highway Huntsville Police said the Elmer Ice 32 of ALL STANDARD SIZES PROMPT DELIVERY REE ENGINEERING ON DRAINAGE West Point News WEST POINT March Strong and family of spent a few days with Mrs Will Horn Mrs I Cheesman output of 6 of cent of capacity barometer Among faVored not press its objections Mean Charlson 11 a pedes Slave the Bell of the Brethren held an meeting and covered dish at the home of Mrs Jesse The hostess was in the Idea Home uel Economical Efficient PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY INDIANA SUDDEN COLD WAVE COSTS ITY LIVES (Continued rom Page 1) their son Minn was in a stalled from their Indiana Lock Joint Concrete Pipe Co LAAYETTE IND PHONE 7852 cn to a hospital suffering from exposure Mrs Peter Bjerken 45 and her son Palmer 8 of Mahomen Minn were caught in their automobile left the machine to seek a haven and succumbed to the cold An exhausted man staggered into the office at Crook ston Minn identified himself as Palmer Peterson and said he had left his wife and small son in his automobile on the highway a few miles away Searchers were unable to find the mother and son and feared them lost Similar incidents were reported from throughout the storm area but great as the loss of life was quick work by authorities in warning travelers of their peril saved many At Moorehead Minn more than 2000 persons attend ing a basketball game remained in the gymnasium until Sunday morning In many towns movie patrons stayed in the theaters overnight 85 MILE HOUR WIND At the height of the storm winds reached a velocity ap proaching 85 miles an hour but dropped during Sunday to 40 miles or less As it veered east ward today the storm apparently was blowing itself out It first struck Manitoba Can early Sat urday accompanied by heavy snow Three persons died of cold at Winkler Manitoba when the temperature fell from 17 degrees above to 12 below zero in hours Light snow fell in several tions of Montana today in wake of a week end blizzard Stockmen were warned to expect a drop in temperatures to 5 be low zero The Rocky Mountain region in general was clear 3r 62 44 storage packed of the 00010 00 0 000 00 000 and tail Set may be seen or call 50 down 00 down 3 00 50 down with a above 2 Lafayette Phone 3367 the storm strike that thousands were marooned in motion picture theaters Sports centers and other gathering places where they were forced to remain all night Motorists caught by the storm on unprotected highways were the chief sufferers Entire families were frozen to death in their au tomobiles Others who left their cars in search of safety were felled before they were able to reach help A family of three Mr and Mrs Paul Norberg and Ralph of Botineau found frozen to death automobile not far home Two sisters Katherine 21 and lorence Howry 15 of Pembina apparently were frozen to death on railroad tracks which is appeared they had been following to find their home at Pembina A train ran over them be fore their bodies were noticed In another tragedy three bro thers los't their lives when caught in the storm They were Lee 17 Don 15 and Richard Taylor 10 of Daisy Dt A fourth bro ther Robert was saved and tak Methodist During the the following program: Mrs fell in her yard and broke an arm above the wrist Mrs Louise Minor has been quite ill Arthur Vaughn and family have moved to the lint river farm Several from here attended open house at the Will Turner home in Lafayette in honor of Charles 84th birthday Miss Patty Snelling of Lafa yette has been the guest of Miss Beulah Maitlen at the home of red Smith Wells Yeager Besi Prescription Drug Store 0 3 4 4 4 4 6 7 final offerings Order pens early and forced short of of the aggres buyera and lack the Mrs Bert gave devotion and Mrs Howard Moore gave the topic jsm wnen Spring 1308 Greenbush oults 133 South reeland Oxford: owler Wilmer Goodland route 2 Robert COLUMBUS March 17 Charles mayor of Tallmadge and son rard route 9 Charles Korty 2115 of Samuel Ritchie a pioneer in North Twenty fourth George By the nickel industry died here of ron Lucy Monticello route 4 a streptococcic infection Arthur Mathews Wolcott Thom Ritchie was serving his third as Meharry 307 University: Albert term as mayor He was a founder Mullen Cary Hall Dan Michael of the nickel industry forerunner com demand for this strain of Barred still have a few flock owners grade of chicks for March delivery We need vide hatching eggs to fill the increasing profitable Rock We SOLDIERS HOME Entertainment was enjoyed by the members of the Soldiers home Vocal solos and duets with a drum drill and trio of flutes was presented by a group of students of Jefferson high school Mrs os ter and Mrs McConnell of Klon dike Grange gave a comical sketch and Mr and Mrs oust' of Lafay ette gave humorous readings The entertainment was directed by Mrs Ina Wood of the home Ruhl oster has gone to Indian apolis to visit his mother was ill Rev and Mrs Dale had as guest their daughter Mrs Wattkins of Waukegan Ill MissMargaret Bauman daugh ter of Cot and Mrs Irvin Bau man has been brought home from St Elizabeth hospital Arthur has returned from the hospital Indi anapolis tk the hospital here fol lowing an operation James Howe of Lafayette is at the hospital here for treatment Mrs Bowdion fell and frac tured her wrist and is in the hos pital tor a few days Joseph Shield Post No 3585 gave a card and bunco party here Kossuth and Nora Lefton Attica her home in Earl Bernard Miss Orpha white 19c small small white 18C un lbs: firm creamer WALL PAPER See Our Selection cracked corn meal poultry mash Delphi route 2 Kenneth Roque of the International Nickjl man 3414 Northwestern Mrs pany Oley Robinson and son Oxford Baby Donald Strasburger rohte 1 Marjorie Ballard 303 Waldron Glenn Bell 2343 North Twenty Mrs Edwin Grames was making fifth Mrs Katherine Hays Reyn a satisfactory recovery from an olds Joseph Hclmerick Boswell appendix operation at the Home Miss Lioidie Holland rari rarK loyd Baby Baby land Jess Neal and family 1 Mrs ed from the Gearity Wilbur their property in the Mrs of town Mrs Gearitv uaugnter ing an oil furnace Derrick she will move to the farm from Williamsport Sanders has accept at cafe in BROWN BROS Roy Paul Horton 15 of Indian Jordan I apolis was accidentally shot to I death Saturday by a man who had re went to his house to see his 20 carry a year old sister The manjJames Wildman 37 the court I also of Indianapolis was arrested incident I on charges of vagrancy and vio the right lating the firearms law in his protection handling of a 38 calibre revolver would ap Young Horton told police be of the fore he died that Wildman was replacing the gun in a coat pocket Third Industrial Dies of Infection market fully total 14500 ing1: bidding bor Darlington lackville Bethel Newport Stidham morial and Congress Street fayette Born in Vigo county near Terre Haute he married Jennie Bishop in 1880 She died ny 1885 married Hattie Turner in She worked with him in the istry until both retired in After her death in 1927 Rev petoe married Mrs Essie Spencer Surviving besides the widow are a daughter Mrs Shafer Lafayette a son Olin Rippetoe Connersville a sister Mrs Amos Baker and a brother Orne Rippetoe both of Dexter Ill riends may call after 4 Tuesday at the Soller Bakcr neral home uneral services Wed nesday afternoon at Trinity Meth odist church Rev Nugent Rev Williams and Dr Beck officiating burial in Spring Vale cemetery Cattle nctivn the outset Several head of overnight stock were Riley Barred of the leading broiler strains size bird size high chick livability a true profit making line Out of 5 pens entered yearly in National Egg Laying Contests have placed highest Barred Rock pens in 2 or more contests ord of 8 ages CHICAGO I IV ESTOCK CHICAGO Mar 17 (AP) (U Department of Agriculture) Hoss eelpta 13000: total 14000 closed fairly active 15 25c higher than ri day nm advance on Hgnts ana derwelghts good and choice 180 210 lbs $7900815: top $820 to 270 lbs $780810 270 to lbs $755 (u 790: sows 15(a 20c hig 400 to 500 lbs $690 715 few light wpightR $725 and above sample samjde feed 48 $102 fanner Choice Light bulla CALV1 Market 50c higherTop calves Good tn choice Mediums i Throwout lower July off to up 63 oats Wheat 25 cars with grade last year 13 cars with 37 of eon (lata Dmi THIRD AND MAIN STS INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS Mar 17 AP) (U Department of receipts 10000: higher 190 to 250 hs $795820 250 to SOO lbs 300 to 400 lbs $735 r750 160 to 190 lbs $775(800: PW to 160 lbs J61 bows 10c high er at $685? 735 Cattle receipts 1800 calves 500 steady to strong: load 942 lb year lings $1100 medium to good around 900 lb weights $925 1050: part load lb heifers $1050 vealers strong to 50c higher top $1 200 Sheep receipts 50o lambs 25c higher top $1125 for good to choice 99 lb fed western lambs best natives $1100 slaughter ewes $400600 Sheep receipts 11000 very little early trac around steady or $10 7511 00 on good and choice handy and medium weight fed wooled lambs best kinds held slightly higher or upward to $1125 sheep very scarce steady OR SALE One span of Belgium mares flaxy manes ami tails star in forehead 5 year olds weighing 3620 pounds Well broke and gentle boy can handle They are safe in foal 2 sorrel colts flaxen manes and tails coming 2 year olds both weigh ing 2750 1 coming yearling weighing 900 witU flaxy mane These horses at any time CHICAGO CASH PRICES CHICAGO Mar 17 (AV) Wheat I hard 92 tie: sample hard S2 (u ao i mixct i hitc No 1 yellow old 65 ftic No 3 64 top to rl rtaiil fnr prime vealers The run was light Lambs wore active at $1075 down that prfco claiming overnight fed westerns Best natives brought $1050 down A enorc run whr marKcrpu HOGS (Overnight hogs 1015c over Dried but form ilk Linseed oil meal Rolled oats Klin dried 41 cottonseed Essential fngied Called by Death Rev Olin Bruce Rippetoe 86 for mer pastor of Congress Street Methodist church and many other churches in the Northwest Indi ana Methodist conference area died at 12:30 Monday at his home ing a paralytic strode two weeks ago Rev istry in 1877 and filled appoint ments ever since until retiring in 1920 except for eight years during which he taught school in Missouri and Oregdin He was pastor at Vandalia Watson and Opdyke Ill before coming to the Northwest Indiana conference where he filled appointments at Montezuma Annapolis Perrysville Indianapolis land Morocco Jamestown North Salem rancesville Indiana Har and Me Roek 20 4 Ply lock 23c Plymouth ck 21c: stags 17c 17c roosters 12c 4c ducks P4 lbs Style Shop Coats Suits Dresses West Side Square Linnwood ive Is Champion in City Linnwood defeated Morton 10 4 in Gra basketball play at Cen tral" A Saturday to finish the league competition undefeated Other results: Washington 6 Highland 5 ord 16 Centennial 1 and Longlois 8 Oakland 5 The final stands Linnwood Morton Centennial Oakland ord Washington 1 Longlois Highland At a bean feed after the game a trophy was presented Bob lack representing the champion Linnwood quintet lack also was named "best in the league and will receive a special award Twelye members of the Morton team were given second place awards and the same number of players from Centennial which won third place after flipping a coin with Oakland ord Washington all of whom had four wins and four losses Each team selected its as follows: Linnwood Bob lack Morton Bob Creson ord Gordon Manis Centennial Dale Stallard Longlois Gene Rardon Highland Ronald Hallam Wash ington Ralph VanOstran and Oakland Bill Hughes LAMBS Market strong Top lambi Good to Medium Thrownuts at flhpop Thin sheen Hi Bucks 3 LOCAL EED PRICES (Crabbs Reynolds Taylor Co) Pure "wheat bran $1 Wheat flour middling'? 1 and Market Market active Choice steers 1000 to 12V0 IDS Shortfed steora S00 1000 lbs Choice aght heifers to 900 lbs Blfdlum heifers 500 750 lbs Choice stock steers to 650 lbs? Good feeding calves Grain fed cows No 2 new rye 2 beniic LOCAL POULTRY MARKET A NOON TOI)Y (Dalton Wholesale Co) Hen a Lie A belated March cold across nation over the week and higher prices for livestock in on the crest of the gale at Lh fayette stockyards Monday the salt of shorter supplies and better itin wir muruor wam to 25c higher and was really first competitive trade seen in hist month or sit weeks the or Kokomo Club Comes Tjo Concert in City The Improvement club Of Kokomo was among cultural groups which sent delegations here Sunday for the concert by the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra in the hall of music While in the city members were also CfiVvl Ldillvd JvtrV aYLi 1 LT 41 TD I I ix utwhbuii iu uiuu iiuxiju unreuy i riripr wqq street Mrs Jackson organized Tvrnrnn the club 22 years ago while a resident of Kokomo Sherman Connersvillb merchant died in a TDin fit rilMUDAI IQ Iheadon automobile collision Satur iniu Ur rUIMCHALO IO day night on state highway 44 SEQUEL TO TRAGEDIES west of there Roy Hamilton (Continued rom Page 1) ana both of from there to the Rayburn home I severely and the tragedy He was still in 1 Leona toxicated when found in a Colfax trian died on Highway 12 tavern several hours later the near the Dunes Park police post authorities state Questioned Sun Saturday day by Coroner Lowell Smith Caroline and Sheriff Earl Staley Han apolis was nell stated that Jordan was trying automobile to persuade him to talk with Ray Collision burn and Owensby in an effort truck Saturday on state highway to induce them not to testify at I 18 near Marion killed Mrs Min his trial on a delinquency charge nie Powell 60 of Landess and Several letters written by Jor injured her son Carl Powell dan just prior to the triple trag and Harold Malott of Roseburg edy were received in Monday Charles Edward Haskins 53 morning's mail delivery one ad Evansville brakeman was killed dressed to the Journal and Cour by a backing locomotive Saturday ier one by John Hudson Jor in the Louisville and Nashville former attorney and three I railroad yards in his city by Judge Lynn Parkinson of I An automobile skidded on ice the circuit court where Jordan and turned over yesterday near was to have been tried for child Dowagiac Mich and killed Ed delinquency In all the letters ward Gcrzakowski 21 of South Jordan declared he was not guilty Bend Three others with him of the charges The postmark at were not injured Stockwell appeared to be Saturday noon some hours after and his victims died Judge Parkinson said he fused Jordan a permit to gun about two years ago and in one of his letters to Jordan recalled this stating that he wanted to carry a weapon for against Rayonrn pear from the letter that the Rayburn and Jordan was of long I after looking for a match when Jt standing went off accidentally Why wear artificial teeth that do not lit you? SEE I Dr Montgomery UHATIST 221 MAIN ST Block Went of Drujja) iinHnNICE OJ ICE ROOM OR RENT cnrlotft 30Ur gs receipts 1919" QrndrU i nrts 'I current rw cheek NEW YORK Mar Wall Street today wore shamrock and a oneral air of bewilderment so far as the stock market was concerned While an assortment of senior utility issues posted gains running to three nnlnte nr un mnrnvdment was limited to fractions for the part and many leaders finished changed or behind minus signs Mtooln and Khlnbuildinrs were corded a lift at the start but buying soon played out and these favorites ul timately lost a sizable portion or all of their early upturn Motors never did get far ahead and rails rubbers copper and mail orders moved In differently Dealings speeded up for an Interval In the forenoon then turned apathetic Transfers for full proceedings were arouna snares Steels had the benefit cially estimated upturn ti point DRAIN TILE CONCRETE BLOCKS OSH XWUII1 JUllU UdYS will come and all of a sudden you will decide chick Down to a pood hatchcry: Barred Bocks next disappointment to find you cannot get them then that the hatchcry is sold out several weeks ahead Then you will be tempted to ac cept any old chicks you can get COLDS Made especially for children Pine Balm brings the happy relief that mothers seek Its wonderfully soothing pine vapors with ten other quick vaporizing medica ments that many child doctors use go direct to the air passages with every breath Smells de lightful its pine tree fragrance promotes restful sleep burn or blister the skin sands of grateful mothers know how dependable Pine Balm is Try it yourself Get some Pine Balm in the pine cone jar from your druggist today The Volatile Rub PINE BALM Costs Only 25c Hurry to or a Delicious Jumbo Soda 10c Arti lOpenJHIghl Low cles PncePricePriceMrl7l Mrl5 Avoid all this! your early April i spite weather i 1 still supply you with top quality Blue Label chicks priced as low as $800 per 100 Jones Hatchery Phone 54 30 Riat fi 1 white tough 35c white heavy 35 37c Barley malting IT 52c screenings 35(j5i)r Soy beans No 3 vellow No 3 $101 103 ield seed per cwt: Timothv $400 alsfke $750 1 200 fancy red top $750800 red clover 1000: sweet clover $3503'450 inaeh dairy feed dairy feed supplement nnd bona scran Tankage LOCAL CASH GRAIN EfTrcfhr to TucmIat No 2 now wheat S1 No 3 new corn 56 1c discount each degree of niois 6 Worships At New Zealand On Courtesy Call WASHINGTON March (UP) The navy department announced tonight that six vessels of the TOtEDO SEEDS TOLEDO Mar 37 (AP) Grain on track i rate New' York nominal) '(heat No 2 red 89(09Or Corn No 2 yellow 664'0)660 No 3 yellow 65c No 4 yellow 6l 63 Oats No 2 white 39ST40c Sny bran? Nn 2 ellnw Hay Tfnmthy No 1 $8yof dnver No 1 $700 baled alfalfa first put ting 'Nn 1 $R5b: second cutting No 1 $1000 third cutting $1100 Wheat of an offi this to 994 ner a new peak for this stocks some touch for 194 1 were the uni Ina Gas Standard PAY WELL CHICKS Big Bodies Big Eggs High Produc tion Supervised Breeding Wallace Hatchery and Breeding arm CHICAGO CHICAGO Mar 1 A Pt onlt ry receipts He 15 trucks Plymouth Rock springs easy balanve teadv to firm: heru lbs 5 lbs and under 21 1l iLeqhorn h'u 17c broil ers 2U Ibsfdowu colored HHr Ply UlVUin LU( 4 4 nt I 4 lbs up colored mout under a a I UJ LI IvM) 1 L1XGA fleet are now at Auckland tions afterward that the CIO would The vessels were sent from the I while 31 strikes in defense indus Pearl Harbor naval base at Ha tries slowed production through wan ana are scneauiea to aepart out the nation from Auckland for the return trip Informed sources said that Tuesday night or Wednesday presidential order establishing the The department said pur member agency could be ex pose of the visit is for good will pected soon perhaps tomorrow or and recreation and at the comple Tuesday tion of the visit this unit will Murray declined to make any return to its normal operating statement for publication after his base at Pearl talk with Mr Roosevelt at The detachment of two new light the white house the Brooklyn and Savan and the destroyers Case ID Shaw Cummings and Tucker is I nATTlnPr DAndllPl under the command of Capt Ellis UldlllUCL DaillUCl Stone commander of the Brook I rp 1 lyn and senior officer present VATlf' I 0111(101 The two cruisers both completed in 1938 are 10000 tonners and Everything was in readiness to have top speeds of 325 knots They Ljay for the annual Greater La carry 15 six inch guns eight five fayette Chamber of Commerce inch anti aircraft guns and four dinner this evening at the Purdue planes university Union building ball The destroyers are of the Mahan rooms The doors are to open class and were completed in 1937 at for a preliminary reception Of 1500 ton displacement they by officers of the Chamber The each carry five 5 inch guns that dinner is to be served at 7 with can ons steady trie the It as also first time the high 'topped $8'0 letter during that period I fight looked 25c higher medium hts rlhnbed 20c heavy butchersed 1 0 'a 2 0 (' pigs and roughs were i ne i on was best 221 to i 230 lb buyers entered packers were almost requirements because xiveness of the order ALWAYS WELCOME AT WALGREEN'S 408 412 MAIN ST Wabash South Twenty Battle Ground VIOLENT DEATHS IN STATE SOAR TO 23 (Continued' rom Page 1) loe turkeys toms old 15c voting nen 21c: canons 7 lbs up "24 Uc cer lbs 23ic slips 19c CHICAGO riiODl CE preferreds of Coll Hn nnd Klpctrir Light General Gas and Electric and American and oreign Power Resistance was displayed by Bethle hem Steel Dow Chemical Douglas Air craft Allied Chemical Lion OH Texas Corp American Telephone Westing house and Penney Bonds werc steady and commodities wero mixed vheat at Chicago off a bushel and corn lower to up as much Declines of to $120 a bale were recorded by ton futures In late trades RNMENT BONDS Mar 17 AP) Bonds today: Leghorn hens WR chickens It chickens PR chickens rR chickens Cocks Duck 3 Thread Crepe de Chine HOSIERY 79c Institute Held by Rossville Group ROSSVILLE March Iota Sigma held an institute at the home of Rev and Mrs Hen ninger with the of Sedalia guests sion the ran Carl Mrs schell Bennett juncheon was served At the aft ernoon session Mrs Hen ninger Rev Robert Sink Lee Hufford Mrs Herschell nett Rev Henninger Miss Steward Mrs Henninger Bess Jones Mrs Clayton and Mrs Jennie Lilly were the program given Lynn Unger and Mary Jane Unger Mr and Mrs Elmer Gray and daughter and Mr and Mrs Her schell Bennett and son attended a hockey game in Indianapolis Mrs Pence entertained the Utility club Mrs Hennin ger reviewed the and the Whom The Church all day dinner Beydler charge of devotion Mrs reeman Cripe gave the lesson and Mrs Verna Jackson the story day was spent quilting The Loyal Presbyterian home of Mrs The mixed Church of the Brethren sang 'at an evangelistic service at the White Church of the Brethren near Colfax Rev Rollins who conducted services here a few years ago is the evangelist Mrs Henninger entertain ed the American Legion auxil iary The cltib was enter tained at the home of Miss Tilla Otten Mrs Moore and Mrs Jesse Conrad spoke Mr and Mrs Trussell Wolfe entertained at 6 dinner for Max Gabbert Troy ox and Ivory Tolle of Lebanon who is grand lecturer of Masonic lodge The club met at the home of Mrs Woodrow Sheets Tuesday afternoon March 18 with Mrs Dale Gaylor assisting Mrs Harold Moore entertained the Missionarv society of Presbyterian church McGill falling In early dealings to day the wheat market steadied and spent the remainder ot the session trying to rally 1'rodt taking and selling encouraged by reports of loan wheat redemptions in some sections of the belt and un certainty regarding the basic loan rates to be fixed for the new crop accounted for most of tile weakness Kate buying that helped to strengthen the market was attributed to an mills Wheat closed Saturday Mav rds3i corn 6314c July to (4c higher Carlots today: 10 of contract urs f'nrn 109 tract rrurfAt IrmL vonr 89 car 2 cflr with 16 of contract grade iHuyear hth Cars estimated today: Wheat carw! corn 155 eRis: 'ohIk 31 pkth Hol's: Receipts 11000 high er top $815 SWINEADVANCE be used as anti aircraft weap Allison Stuart acting as toast and against other vessels master Entertainment will in elude the principal address by Dr TT "I KT James Shelby Thomas of the HrtCrtllPlr Chrysler Institute of Engineering llUOpilCU 1WYV0 topic the Pur Week end dismissals from St due choir in several numbers The Elizabeth hospital: Marion Buc Lonette Sisters expert dancers kies 1240 North ifteenth Thom Norma Ballard and her electric as Burke 416 Wabash Ira Cad organ A record breaking atten wallader 150 Littleton Mrs Elmo dance is expected Dotson and son Delphi Clarence Dersch Louise Merill Hasse worth Hite Talbot Larden Hoffman 150 Littleton Miss Phyllis Gar 93 orc 30 i hospital Lafayette La Master Oxford route 2 Miss Verna Thomas continued Ronald Widmer Brookston quite ill at home of her par Merlin Montgomery Kent ents Mr and Mrs Ray Thomas Master Jack Murphy Reif Rainsville school will take part ers apartments Harry Pierson in the Warren county spelling Ockley Mrs Edith Runyan contest at the Williamsport school Waynetown John Severson Cary Saturday March 22 Jdiss Olive Hall Lewis Werner 805 South Rhode local teacher has charge Carol Louise Layton 727 North of the fifth and sixth grade di ifteenth William Brand Cary vision Hall Mrs Rose Riley 309 Ala Mr and Mrs Sam Simmerman bama Mrs Ethel Jenkins Clarks have moved to the Jess Hill farm Hill and Mrs Howard Rock and vacated by Mr and Mrs Harley son 1304 Oak Hill Week end admittants to the Mr and Mrs Theodore Harper Home hospital: red Newhart have returned to their home in 1507 North Tenth Robert Easter Attica after an extended visit with man 116 Marstellar Homer their daughter Mr and Mrs Jess Eavey Romney Mrs Paul Macey Cook 1816 'Thompson: Mrs Ed Smith I Mr and Mrs William Jones 1616 Center Miss Roberta Bow have moved from the Hurst man 2316 South Mrs Er property to Carbondale where he win route 1 Charles Lank Tern has employment at the Warren pieton county farm Week end dismissals from the Mr and Mrs Elywin Gray were Home hospital: George Burke 516 called to Pine Village by the death Northwestern Mrs James Eli 237 of the aunt Mrs James South ourth Chester Bryant 212 resle South Twelfth Mrs James East Rev Western of Royal burn Chalmers Richard Green Center was the guest of Mr 3000 South Mrs rank Thompson and Mrs Eldo ix and daughter Bnnghurst route 1 William Decker route Donald Tolen 1903 South Christena 512 Charles Spear Chalmers Mrs rank fkort Ray Dale Phillips 72( Gwilliams Clinton la Vernon St cd a postion John Stockton Baths Thomas Attica Mrs Electricians Mrs wiring in the Methodist church Mrs I to the REMC and CHICAGO Mar 4 rf monf i receipt 2751 'ars on truck 22 total shipments Saturday car Snndar cars old stock piles very heavy practically no trading arrnuui of xeto "weather het nominally unchanged Idaho net Hnriifliiks 1' Nn 1 X135( Nebraska and Wyoming Bliss Triumph 1 Minnesota anu Ma Cobblers 90 per cent 1 quality 90974 Bliss ner cent or quahtv sTArI05 New stock moderate eariv trading very of zero wear liar market lorida bushel Bliss Tri No 1 $160(5'175 per Countess Ciano Reported Saved As Vessel Sinks ROME March 16 (AP) Countess Edda Ciano Premier elder daughter was one of the last to leave a sink ing Italian hospital ship when two torpedoes from British planes swiftly sent the vessel down Ste fan! official Italian news agency declared today In what it called ignoble new Stef ani said British planes raiding the Albanian port of Valona riday night ignored other ships in the harbor and sent their torpedoes into the hos pital ship Po illuminated and bearing all international signs of Countess Edda it said was aboard the Po as a voluntary Red Cross nurse and remained aboard until the last at her own desire 2ND TORPEDO ATTACK (Both the countess mother of three children and her husband Italian oreign Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano have been in ac tive service with fighting forces (She returned to Rome on leave last November after two months as a Red Cross nurse in Libya and had resumed work as a war nurse It was for Countess Ciano that the port of Porto Edda was renamed after the Italians con quered Albania The port since has been captured from the Ital ians by the Greeks (The British raid on Valona was a hitherto undisclosed second successive aerial torpedo attack) At 1:00 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3 bedhtvudi 1 drrssrr: 4 burked 1 rocker I stand 1 run! table 1 rook 1 (roslry uRttery radio: 1 32 voit Premier elect rie 1 32 volt elect rir iron 1 32 volV ABC warnher 2 cupboard: 1 antique walnut cupboard 1 trunk 1 feather bed: 1 pair pillow comforts and quilts several jarda of rag carpet 1 toilet set dishes of kinds and cooking utensils some of these dishes antique 1 Rayo lamp: 1 brace lamp picture frames pictures story books 40 quarts of canned fruit glass cans jarscrocks 1 dash chum: 1 glaM chum I cross cut saw: i man miw 3 pitch forks shovels 1 2 oil barrels: 1 gas can 1 ft extension ladder I straight ladder: 100 white oak posts roll of feme hay rape 2 hog house water tank other article too numerous to mention MRS JESSIE MILLER Owner CHESTER BRLAX Aad JOHN GARRirrr Clerk No 5 1 1 571 4 (3 5 8 Oats No 1 mix 39c No 2 red Public Sale Household Goods As I have sold my farm will sell at auction at my farm located' 6 miles north of Lafayette 3 mile west of Battle Ground V2 miles north of Home WEDNESDAY MARCH 19 Cattle receipts 12000 calves 800 most killing classes steady to strong largely fed steer and heifer run: kill ing quality medium to good shipper demand fairly broad on steers and yearlings mostly $9501250 steer trade "with yearlings and light rattle more popular than weighty bullocks although 1200 to 1400 steers fre quently higher than late last week best yearlings around $1450 but prime 1290 lb steers topped at 1500 numerous loads $1125 1275 fed heifers active firm instances 10 higher: best around 1250 hut bulk $950(g 1125: common and med ium heifers in broad demand and some true of scanners cutters and common beef cows selling at $650 down most fat rows $675tfi 800 bulls fully steady at $833 down on sausage offerings: top 2b: $1150 down and strong from and few trade rolling along gnu Ju S1 Hi New York I IClose Stocks Mrl7l Mrl5 American Can 86l 86 Amer Radiator and G1) 6 A and 24 4 24 American Tel and Tel Bethlehem Steel 0 Boeing Cerro de Pasco JW and 39 39 Chrysler Motors 67 Commercial Solvents 10 9 's Consolidated Edison 21 Consolidated Oil 5 to jto Curtiss Wright 9 to Electric 30 0 to General Electric 33 to 33 to General oods 36 to 36 to General Motors 43to 43 Goodyear 18 18 International Harvester 49to 48to Kennecott Copper 1 33 to 33to Montgomery Ward 37 to 37 to Nash Kelv 4U 4 to National Dairy Prod 13 13 National Distillers 21 Central IL Ito 12 12 North Am Co 15 15 Packard 2 to 2 Penney 77 to Penn 23 23 Phillip Pet 3Xto 38 Radio Corp 4 to 4 Reynolds 31 Sears Roebuck 73 73 Standard Brands 6 6 to Standard Oil Ind 26 25 to Standard Oil 35 to 35 to Studebaker 6 to 6 Union Carbide 67tol 67 United' Aircraft Corp 39 39 Union Pacific 78 78 Steel 4 58 54 Westinghouse Elec 96 95 Western Union 22 22 Woolworth 30 30 Youngstown and' 35 I 35 Chicago Stocks I 1 Borg Warner 181 18 Swift and Co I I 22 WHEAT May 96 87 86 86 87 Julv 83 83 to 82 8 2 's 83 's Sept 84 81 83 83 84 CORN I May 2to 63 62 63 63 ufy 61 b3 I b3 63 63 Sept 63 63 b3 63 63 OATS 1 I May 36! 36L 36 36 33 July 32to 33 1 32 32 32 Sept 3 1 I 33 31 31 32 RYE 1 1 May 41 44 43 43 43 July 52 52 51 51 51 Sept 53 52 5 2 I 52 52 BEANS jyj Mav Mt 102 101 July 99 98 LARD May 7 20 7 12 7 20 Sept 7 60 7 50 7 60 Mar 17 (API After Market steady to 25c higher 221 to 230 pounds 8 05 231 to 240 pounds 7 90 241 to 250 pounds 7 80 251 to 260 pounds 7 70 261 tn 270 pounds 7 60 271 to 280 pounds 7 50 281 to 300 pounds 7 40 301 to 325 pounds 7 3o 211 to 220 pounds 8 00 201 to 10 pounds 7 90 191 to 200 pounds 7 SO to 190 pounds 7 70 171 to 180 pounds 7 60 161 to 170 pounds 7 50 151 to 160 pounds 6 75 141 to 160 pounds 6 50 131 to 140 pounds 6 25 121 to 130 pounds 6 00 lol to 120 pounds 5 75 Rough 7 00 down.